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 | Class:
Senior
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| Hometown:
Vacaville, Calif.
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| High School:
Vacaville HS
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| Last College:
Long Beach State
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| Height / Weight:
6-1 / 185
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| Position:
LHP
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| Birthdate:
08/29/1985
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| Experience:
TR
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| B-T:
R-L
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Played during summer 2006 for the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox in the Cape Cod League ... Compiled mark of 4-0 with a 2.40 earned run average and 41 strikeouts in 45 innings ... Tossed complete-game three-hit shutout during the season ... Named to the East all-star team ... In summer 2005, competed with the Solano Thunderbirds of the California Collegiate League in Vacaville.
COLLEGE
Played two seasons of baseball at Long Beach State ... In 2006, compiled a record of 3-3 with a 3.59 earned run average ... Seven of his 17 appearances came in a starting role ... In conference play, was a perfect 3-0 with a 3.86 ERA ... As a freshman in 2005, was one of the team's midweek starters, appearing in 11 games with two starts, going 1-1 and compiling a 2.37 ERA over 19.0 innings ... Struck out 13 and walked just five... Part of a staff which led the nation in ERA (2.53) and produced the lowest ERA for the 49ers since 1956 ... Pitched a scoreless inning against San Diego State on February 27.
HIGH SCHOOL
Lettered two years in baseball at Vacaville High School under coach Trini Ruiz ... Earned all-Monticello Empire League honors as a senior at pitcher ... Was also the league's offensive player-of-the-year ... Batted .535 in 2004 and had a 1.29 ERA on the mound while producing a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage ... Was an all-league honoree as a junior and was the team MVP during his sophomore season ... Competed for Vacaville football team as well, earning the Bulldogs' offensive back-of-the-year and defensive back-of-the-year awards as a freshman and sophomore respectively ... Went to the same high school as Major Leaguer Jermaine Dye.
PERSONAL
Donald Corbin Hume was born August 29, 1985, in Vacaville, Calif. ... Son of Don and Candy Hume ... Brother, Bill, was a golfer at UC Davis ... Favorite athlete is Minnesota Twins pitcher Johan Santana ... Undeclared major.
