Texas Tech University Athletics
Andy Jarvis Named Volunteer Assistant For Red Raider Baseball
January 11, 2008 | Baseball
Jan. 11, 2008
LUBBOCK, Texas - Andy Jarvis, one of the top hitters in Oregon State school history, was named the volunteer assistant for the 2008 season of Texas Tech Baseball earlier today by head coach Larry Hays.
"We are thrilled to have Andy join our program," said Texas Tech Head Coach Larry Hays. "He was an outstanding player at Oregon State and has a great understanding of the game and we all look forward to what he will bring to our program."
Jarvis, a native of Renton, Wash., replaces Lance Brown who left the program last fall and will serve as the hitting instructor and coach the outfielders. He comes to Texas Tech after spending the last three seasons as a baseball and basketball coach at his alma mater Liberty High School in Renton.
One of the most prolific hitters in Oregon State baseball history, Jarvis ranks in the top 10 in five different career offensive categories. He ranks first all-time at OSU in at-bats with 725, RBIs with 173 and total bases with 382. His 232 career hits ranks second on the school list while his 42 doubles is tied for third place.
After completing his four year career with the Beavers in 2003, he signed as an undrafted free agent with the Philadelphia Phillies where he played two seasons in the minor leagues.
