UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Table of Contents

UML Quick Facts ...... 2 This is UMass Lowell ...... 3-6 • The Administration ...... 3 • The University ...... 4 • The Facilities ...... 5 • Lowell, MA ...... 5 Coaching Staff ...... 6-9 2005 Season Statistics ...... 10 2005 Season Results ...... 11 2006 Team Roster ...... 12 2006 Preview ...... 13-14 2006 Player Profiles ...... 15-27 The Northeast-10 ...... 28-33 • Conference Information ...... 28 • Season & Tournament Results ...... 29 • All Conference Team ...... 29 • 2005 Team Offensive Leaders ...... 30 • 2005 Team Pitching Leaders ...... 31 • 2005 Individual Offensive Leaders ...... 32 • 2005 Individual Pitching Leaders ...... 33 2006 River Hawk Opponents ...... 34-37 Records ...... 38-56 • Team Offensive Records ...... 38 • Team Pitching, Fielding Records ...... 39 • Individual Offensive Records ...... 40-41 • Individual Pitching Records ...... 42-43 • All-Time Letterwinners ...... 44-46 • All-Time Coaching Records ...... 46 • Career Offensive Leaders ...... 47-48 • Career Pitching Leaders ...... 49 • Former UMass Lowell Players in the Pros ...... 50 • River Hawks in the UML Athletic Hall of Fame ...... 51 • Year-by-Year Results ...... 52-56 Media Information/Directions ...... 56-57

2006 UMass Lowell Baseball Media Guide Credits

The 2006 UMass Lowell Baseball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletic Media Relations, written and designed by Chris O’Donnell, Director; and Christina Niemaszyk, Athletic Coordinator. Covers designed by Christina Niemaszyk. Get It All Action photography by: Ken Babbitt • www.sportsshooter.com Gil Talbot • [email protected]

Posed photography by: Gil Talbot • [email protected] Jim Higgins of Higgins & Ross Photography

Contributors: Shannon Dove, Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations; and student assistants Bridget Raley, Margaret Arnone, Josh Melanson and Esia Johnson

On the cover: Senior captains Jim Shaughnessy and Bob Theriault www.goriverhawks.com 1 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 UMass Lowell Quick Facts

Location: ...... Lowell, MA 01854 Founded: ...... 1975 Enrollment: ...... 6,000 Nickname...... River Hawks Colors: ...... Red, White and Royal Blue Home Field: ...... Edward A. LeLacheur Park (4,700) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Chris O’Donnell Shannon Dove, Assis- Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Director of Athletic tant Director, Athletic Media Relations Media Relations President ...... Dr. Jack M. Wilson Chancellor: ...... Dr. William T. Hogan Director of Athletics:...... Dana K. Skinner Sr. Associate Director of Athletics:...... Joan Lehoullier Associate Director of Athletics: ...... Peter Casey Head Athletic Trainer: ...... Artie Poitras Team : ...... Rob DeMoura Staff Assistant:...... Mary Jane Mastrovich Athletic Coordinator ...... Christina Niemaszyk

Athletic Media Relations Christina Niemaszyk Brian Kelley Athletic Coordinator Athletic Trainer Director of Athletic Media Relations: ...... Chris O'Donnell Office Phone: ...... (978) 934-2306 Press Box Phone/O’Donnell Cell: ...... (978) 808-1021 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Assistant Director: ...... Shannon Dove Office Phone: ...... (978) 934-2351 About the River Hawk E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Fax: ...... (978) 934-2313 Website: ...... www.goriverhawks.com

Baseball Coaching Staff

Head :...... Ken Harring (Le Moyne, 1989) E-Mail ...... [email protected] Overall Record: ...... 107-129 (Five years) Record at UMass Lowell: ...... 28-20 (One year) The River Hawk nickname and logo was se- Baseball Office: ...... (978) 934-2344 lected in the spring of 1994 following a lengthy Assistant Coaches ...... process, a contest and a final vote by the UMass • Ken Kessaris ...... (978) 934-2138 Lowell student body...... [email protected] Not representative of any specific bird, the River • Mike Marron ...... (978) 934-2138 Hawk is envisioned as a mythical bird of strength, ...... [email protected] speed and courage. It soars to great heights but never loses its connection to the river and the land • Bryan Welch ...... (978) 934-2138 below...... [email protected] Straddling both sides of the Merrimack River, • Bryan Borowski ...... (978) 934-2138 UMass Lowell has been a thriving educational and ...... [email protected] research center with strong ties to the industries that 2005 Overall Record: ...... 28-20 have lined its shores for over a century. 2005 Northeast-10 Record: ...... 17-13 (T-Fourth) The University extends sincere thanks and Veterans Returning/Lost: ...... 12/7 gratitude to Chad Dooley for the suggestion of the Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 4/5 River Hawk name and 1980 alumnus Brian Trainor Returning/Lost:...... 6/2 for his creative design. Newcomers/Transfers:...... 13/5

2 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Dr. William T. Hogan, Chancellor Dana K. Skinner, Director of Athletics Dr. William T. Hogan Named Director of Athletics in November of 1995, Dana K. Skinner is the believes that the University of third Director to hold the position since the Lowell should merger of Lowell State College and Lowell Technological Institute in 1975. He follows serve the needs of the region Dr. James Ciszek (1975-87) and Dr. Wayne by educating students, ad- Edwards (1987-95). Skinner has served the University vancing technology and during a period of great growth. He began knowledge, and providing his tenure by working closely with the University’s Athletic Committee to develop service to the community. and implement a strategic plan that would This threefold mission guide progress in the areas of gender equity, facilities, conference affiliations, team competitiveness and has resulted in a reinvigorated fund-raising. campus that has broken down Notable achievements included gaining admittance into the Northeast-10 Conference in 2001, increased funding and coaching traditional barriers between the opportunities for women’s programs, and $65 million in facility community and the University, projects, which enabled all varsity teams to practice and compete on-campus for the first time. spurring regional economic These projects included the 6,500-seat Tsongas Arena, which development that is sustain- serves as the home for the UML Hockey team, the 5,000-seat LeLacheur Park, which is home to the River Hawk Baseball team; able and sensitive to social and environmental concerns. the $3.5 million Cushing Field Complex for soccer, and Edward A. LeLacheur Park, the Paul E. Tsongas Arena track & field; a complex, new locker rooms and office space as well as the Cushing Athletic Complex are the most for coaches; and a $19.5 million Campus Recreation Center. While the University was taking important steps to enhance the visible results of this cooperation with the community. environment for student-athletes, the competitive performance of Dr. Hogan has been associated with the University for the University’s 17 varsity teams improved dramatically. In 2002- 2003, UMass Lowell finished with its highest ranking ever in the more than three decades. Hogan joined the UMass Director’s Cup standings, which recognizes the most competitive Lowell staff as an associate professor of mechanical Division II athletic programs. In recognition of the outstanding success achieved by UML’s coaches and student-athletes, Skinner engineering in 1963. Over the next 30 years, he chaired was recognized by NCADA as the Northeast Region Athletic the department, served as Dean of the College of Engi- Director of the Year. During Skinner’s tenure, much emphasis has also been placed neering and guided the institution as Vice President of in the area of student-athlete development. The Department’s Academic Affairs, President and Chancellor through its Student-Athlete Advisory Council was started in 1994, and the Champs/Life Skills Program, a program that provides student- evolution into the doctoral-level regional university it is athletes with a personalized program of academic support, followed today. in 1995. Finally, a strong belief that sports can be utilized as a vehicle to Dr. Hogan’s leadership is informed by years of promote much-needed positive social change has resulted in the industry and experience. He worked in design and University’s student-athletes performing community outreach activities that impact more than 10,000 young people annually. development engineering positions at General Electric, Skinner and former Faculty Athletics Representative, Dr. Jon Co., the Army Rocket Development Center Hellstedt, brought the National Youth Sports Program to UMass Lowell in 1992, and the program has been cited for program at Redstone Arsenal, AVCO Research and Development, excellence on numerous occasions, including recognition as the and Littleton Research and Engineering Corporation. nation’s outstanding program in 1999 and 2004. UMass Lowell’s Student-Athletes have also received been recognized by the He also served as Interim Technical Director of the National Consortium of Academic & Sports for outstanding work in Engineering Gas Dynamics Labratory in the Division of the community. Sponsored Research at MIT, from which he received his A 1978 graduate of Merrimack College, Skinner has served the University in virtually every aspect of athletic administration since masters and doctor of science degrees in mechanical arriving at the school in 1988. He first came to the then-University engineering. He earned a bachelor of science degree in of Lowell as the Coordinator of Promotions, Marketing and Event Operations. He was named Assistant Athletic Director in 1989, and mechanical engineering at Northeastern University. Associate Athletic Director in 1993. In addition, Skinner serves as a board member on the Lowell Arena & Stadium Commission, the National Youth Sports Program, the ECAC, and is a member of the Hockey East Executive Committee. A former Division II All-American player and pick by the Celtics in 1978, Skinner was inducted into the Merrimack College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1985 and the Danvers High School Hall of Fame in 1990. He resides in Bradford, MA with his wife, Keiko, and their son Alex (15) and daughter Abby (9).

3 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 The University

Throughout its 100 year history, the UMass Lowell’s 6,000 undergraduate University of Massachusetts Lowell has students are ethnically, culturally, and excelled at providing innovative, respon- economically diverse. Students are active sive programs that meet both the needs of in a wide variety of community service its students for a quality education and the activities, including athletics-based needs of regional businesses for skilled programs for local high school students; practitioners and managers. the Assistive Technology Program in which Formed through the merger of a students create and modify devices for the technical institute and a teacher’s college, disabled; and volunteer work at local the University is part of the five-campus shelters and community programs. There University of Massachusetts system. The are more than 100 campus organizations to academic experience at UMass Lowell choose from: academic, recreational, and offers students comprehensive, broad- special interest groups; the women’s based programs characterized by a center; marching band; the student continuing effort to break down traditional newspaper; an FM radio station covering a barriers between disciplines, and between 20-mile radius; and the Off-Broadway the classroom and the “real world.” Players. Campus-wide events include Courses typically involve a practical University Week and Spring Carnival, and component which can range from the resident hall associations sponsor social political science team that competed and recreational events. nationally in a United Nations Model The University’s three campuses, Assembly; to the music business majors spread over 100 acres on both sides of who went to a recording industry confer- the Merrimack River, include classroom and ence in California; to the civil engineering laboratory buildings, two libraries, a students who helped the city of Lowell student center, two gymnasiums, multiple inventory and replace all of its street signs. dining halls, a Center for the Performing Members of the faculty are respected Cumnock Hall Arts, an art gallery, and numerous researchers who value their commitment to residence halls. State-of-the-art laborato- teaching and extend the learning experience beyond the classroom. ries include such special-interest facilities as the six Sound Undergraduates participate in funded research and college policy Recording Technology Program studios; an interactive video lab committees, and senior faculty are involved in student projects such (one of three in the country) that enables nursing students to as building and racing a solar-powered car. Strong links with local simulate medical emergencies; and a manufacturing lab where businesses, educational systems, and health care providers benefit engineering and management students team up to produce micro- students through an increasing number of internships, part-time electronic components. jobs, and grants. In short, students graduate with the hands-on In 1998, the University’s collaborative relationship with the city experience and practical problem-solving skills for which employers of Lowell resulted in the completion of the nearby Paul E. Tsongas are looking. Hockey Arena and the on-campus Edward A. LeLacheur Baseball UMass Lowell offers 82 different undergraduate concentra- Stadium. Both facilities are shared by UMass Lowell and the Lowell tions, including recent popular choices like meteorology, sound Lock Monsters of the American Hockey League (AHL) and the recording technology, exercise physiology, criminal justice, and Lowell Spinners, a class A affiliate of the . plastics engineering. Most These projects and courses incorporate some the University’s Campus kind of practical compo- Recreation Center, which nent that gives students opened in the Fall of hands-on experience in 2002, are located in the their field. Support city’s Northern Canal services ranging from the area where campus and University-wide Honors community meet. Other Program to multimedia collaborative projects in computer labs to aca- this area include a three- demic tutoring ensure that mile river walk/canal walk all students have access system, and the mixed- to the programs and use renovation of the 18- services that help them acre Lawrence Mills succeed. The Graduate complex. School enrolls nearly 3,000 students in 30 master’s degree and 11 doctoral programs.

The Paul E. Tsongas Arena: Home of UMass Lowell hockey

4 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 The Facilities Lowell, Massachusetts

A commitment to athletics is Named after the innovative evident on the UMass Lowell businessman Francis Cabot campus, as the university has seen Lowell, the city became home to substantial growth in its facilities in the nation’s first great industrial recent years. center. A massive complex of mills Costello Gym is home to the sprung up during the textile boom men’s and women’s basketball of the 19th century, harnessing programs. The three-floor facility the power of the nearby houses two basketball courts, a Merrimack River. By the 1840’s, pool, training facilities, the mills were turning out almost and the main officies for the athletic one million yards of cloth a week. staff. The weight room, located in Today, Lowell is a cross- the basement of the building, roads of commerce and creativity, contains the latest equipment and a offering an environment highly favorable to business. The city’s wide variety of free weights history is a source of its vitality, suitable for training and exclusive and Lowell has regained its to UML student-athletes. position as a thriving cosmopolitan Adjacent to the Costello Gym Edward A. LeLacheur Park: Home of the River Hawks center. is the Cushing Field Complex. This Combining a highly produc- newly constructed complex tive workforce with an aggressive commitment to business features an artificial field and bleacher stadium for field hockey and development, Lowell is an ideal place for new and established football, a competitive track and field complex, and a new natural companies. From high growth markets such as cyber technology to grass soccer field. traditional manufacturing, industrial research to financial services, A joint-venture with the city of Lowell led to the construction and dozens of industry sectors call Lowell home. Strategically located, completion in 1998 of the Paul E. Tsongas Arena and Edward A. Lowell is just minutes from major interstates and less than an hour LeLacheur Baseball Stadium on the north campus. Open and from Boston’s Logan International Airport. dedicated on January 27th, 1998, the arena proudly bears the name In Lowell, the past – rich in architecture and history – blends of the late Senator Paul E. Tsongas, a Lowell native. artfully with the present. In a special downtown district, talented The 6,500-seat arena is home to the NCAA Division I UMass- artists live and work in renovated mill buildings, bringing new energy Lowell hockey team, the Lowell Lock Monsters of the AHL, and a and creativity to the historic heart of the city. variety of concerts and family shows. LeLacheur Park, only a few Laced by a network of canals, its cobblestone streets blocks from the arena, offers a dramatic view of both the Merrimack illuminated by Victorian lights, the restored 19th century downtown River and the Aiken Street Bridge. The 4,700-seat natural grass offers a thriving commercial area and a variety of cultural attrac- facility is home to the River Hawk baseball team and the Lowell tions. An eclectic collection of shops, emporiums, and boutiques sit Spinners, a Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. alongside galleries and historic sites. Overlooking the Merrimack River, River View Field, located on the An arts hub north of Boston, Lowell is notable for its constella- University’s south campus. One of the premier softball complexes in tion of small museums and galleries, big-name concerts, cultural , River View Field is home to the Northeast-10 Confer- celebrations, and the largest free folk festival in the country. ence Tournament each year. With the Merrimack and Concord Rivers intersecting the city, The newly constructed Campus Recreation Center caters to the fishing, sailing, canoeing, water skiing, and some of the country’s needs of the student-athlete. The two-story, 80,000 square-foot best white-water rafting are right outside the door. Over eight miles facility offers a wide variety of fitness and fun activities. of interconnected river and canal pathways loop through the city The CRC contains three basketball courts with a one-eighth-mile center and along the banks of the Merrimack, providing scenic and seamless rubber compound running track overlooking the courts from varied routes for a jog, stroll, or a bike ride. the second floor. Adjacent to A quiet oasis minutes from the basketball courts are two the bustle of the city center, the thousand-acre Lowell- racquetball courts and a Dracut-Tyngsboro State squash court. In addition, Forest offers six miles of trails there is a 6,500 square-foot for backpacking, horseback dual-level fitness area that riding, cross-country skiing, or contains a variety of cardio- nature walks. vascular equipment, free From its start as the first weights, and selectorized great industrial city in America, machines. Lowell has provided the tools, Multi-purpouse studios the talent, and the environ- offer space for aerobic and ment for creation, invention, fitness classes, and a and innovation. There is a wellness room provides pervasive attitude that information and help on how to anything can be accom- eat and exercise better. plished. Spend time here – Locker rooms offer a sauna you’ll see that lowell boasts for relaxation, and pool and some of the best amenities table tables give any city has to offer. students a chance to unwind in the Atrium. Campus Recreation Center Fireworks above City Hall

5 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Head Coach Ken Harring A native of Manlius, NY, Ken Division I Le Moyne College where he helped the Dolphins Harring is in his second season as to NCAA Tournament bids in 1986, 1987 and 1989. Inducted head coach of the UMass Lowell into Le Moyne’s Gold Wave Hall of Fame in 2003, Harring baseball program and guided the helped the Dolphins to a collective record of 54-18-1 in his River Hawks back to the NCAA junior and senior seasons (.740), Le Moyne’s first years as Tournament following a one-year a Division I program. absence in 2004. Among Le Moyne’s Division I leaders, Harring ranks Last spring, Harring led the River second in (.367), third in slugging percentage (.609) Hawks to a 28-20 record last season, and 21st in hits (108). He led the Dolphins in runs, hits and including a 17-13 clip in the rigorous doubles in his junior and senior years. Northeast-10 Conference (tied for After graduating from Le Moyne with a degree in busi- third place), improving on a 22-21 ness administration, Harring spent two years in the Atlanta record and a 17-14 NE-10 clip in 2004. UML was rewarded Braves organization with the of the Carolina with its seventh trip to the NCAA Tournament in the last eight League where his manager was former Red Sox skipper years, where it defeated No. 1 seed Franklin Pierce (8-2) . before losing to No. 2 Southern Connecticut (10-3) and the Harring accepted his first coaching position at North- Ravens (16-11). eastern University, where he remained from 1996-99. During The River Hawks had four players named to the ABCA/ his stay, the Huskies posted a collective 105-88 record and Rawlings All-Northeast Region teams and seven players captured the 1997 America East Conference Tournament. named to the NE-10 All-Conference teams. That year, NU advanced to the NCAA Tournament where it “My goals at UMass Lowell are to maintain the standing defeated Bethune-Cookman (19-3, 7-4) before falling to that was set over the last 15 years,” Harring says. “I want this Stanford and Cal State-Fullerton in the West Regional. program to compete for the NCAA Tournament and the Shortly after his appointment to Saint Anselm, Harring College on a yearly basis. And I don’t just want served as the manager of the Keene Swamp Bats, leading to get there. I want to win it. them to the 2000 New England Collegiate Baseball League “The possibilities are endless for this program, not just (NECBL) championship. because of the facilities, but because of its tradition,” he added. Harring’s appointment to the UML post followed four impressive years as head coach at Saint Anselm College and an assistant at Northeastern University. The 2004 Northeast-10 Conference Coach of the Year, Harring guided Saint Anselm to its best season in school history with a 30-22 overall record and a 24-8 clip in the NE-10. He led the Hawks to the 2004 NE-10 regular season championship as well as its first NCAA Tournament bid in school history. Harring spent four seasons at Saint Anselm, where his teams significantly improved with each season, culminating with the record-breaking season in 2004. After struggling to a 9-35 finish in 2001, Harring guided the Hawks to a 17-32 clip in 2002, which included a 15-17 showing in the NE-10 (fourth place in the six-team Pepin Division). The 2003 Saint Anselm squad posted a record of 23-20 – its first winning season in 23 years – and captured the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division II championship. Along the way, they finished third in the Harring NE-10 Pepin and his wife, Division and “My goals are to maintain the standing that was set over the last 15 Shauna, live garnered their in Melrose, first appear- years. I want UMass Lowell to compete for the NCAA Tournament MA, with their ance in the and the on a yearly basis. And I don’t just daughter NE-10 want to get there. I want to win it.” Mikaela (4) Tournament. and son Harring Jacob (1). was a four- Ken Harring, Head Coach year player at

6 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Ken Kessaris, Assistant Coach Mike Marron, Assistant Coach

A standout at Saint Anselm from Fresh off a stellar playing career 1998-02, Ken Kessaris enters his at the College of the Holy Cross, second year with the UMass Lowell Mike Marron enters his first season baseball program and will be in the coaching ranks and will responsible for hitting and outfield- oversee UMass Lowell’s ers. and serve as a The greatest hitter in Saint instructor. Anselm history, Kessaris was an A four-year player and three-year starter with the Crusaders, Marron integral part of UML’s batting arrived to the Worcester campus as prowess in his first season, helping a but converted to the River Hawks to a collective .294 batting average and his sophomore year and immediately earned All-Patriot .377 slugging rate, which ranked second and third, League second team honors. He also earned the Riopel respectively, in the Northeast-10 Conference. Award as the team’s most valuable player and the Ray As a player, Kessaris came to prominence during the Dobens Award for most improved player honors that year. 2001 season when he captured the NE-10 crown The following summer, Marron joined the Mill City All- with 21 home runs, 69 RBI and a .472 batting average, all Americans of the New England Collegiate Baseball school records. His home total, in addition to a League (NECBL) and batted .280 for the season, playing staggering .975 slugging percentage, were tops in NCAA alongside former UML standout pitchers Brad Laurin and Division II. Steve Palazzolo. The holder of 20 single season and career records at Marron also enjoyed a solid season as a junior, the Hilltop, Kessaris was named a first team All-American batting a team-high .346 and fielding a perfect 1.000 by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA). percent. He was named captain as a senior and com- He also earned first team ABCA All-Northeast Region and pleted his degree in English with a concentration in All-NE-10 honors. Africana studies. Kessaris moved on to play for the Concord Quarry Prior to Holy Cross, Marron was a two-year all-league Dogs of the New England Collegiate Baseball League standout at Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, (NECBL) during the summer of 2001, where he was a PA. Following graduation in 2000, he attended Mercersburg Academy for a postgraduate year where he starting . A business major with a minor in helped lead the Blue Storm to the Pennsylvania private communications, he graduated from Saint Anselm in school state championship. 2002. Marron spent the summers of 2004 and 2005 playing During the summer of 2004, Kessaris enjoyed his for the Lexington Blue Sox of the Intercity League, in first coaching stint as an assistant with the Wayne City which he helped guide the league titles both seasons. Raptors of the New York Collegiate Baseball League A native of Huntingdon Valley, PA, Marron is currently (NYCBL). an English teacher at the Molloy Alternative School in A 1998 Lowell. He lives graduate of in South Boston, Woburn H.S., MA. Kessaris was a two-time All- Middlesex League standout. He currently lives in Woburn, MA.

7 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Bryan Welch, Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Bryan Borowski

A native of nearby Salem, NH, Bryan Stepping into the coaching ranks Welch returns to the Merrimack Valley following a splendid four-year career, Region after spending the last five-plus Bryan Borowski joins the UMass Lowell years as an assistant coach at the college staff and will work with the River Hawk level and a scout for various services along pitchers, several of whom he competed the East coast. Prior, Welch enjoyed a against as a player at Franklin Pierce. stellar playing career at both Stetson A standout pitcher from 2002-05, University and Rollins College. Borowski helped guide the Ravens to their A 1996 graduate of Central Catholic most successful four-year period in school H.S., Welch was drafted by the Kansas history as they compiled a record of 127-71 City Royals in the 37th round. He enjoyed a (.641), an average of 31.8 wins per year. stellar three-year career, earning All- Additionally, the Ravens advanced to two Merrimack Valley Conference honors as well as all-scholastic status NCAA Tournaments – including the 2003 Division II College World from , Boston Herald and the Eagle Tribune, which Series semifinal – and won a pair of Eastern College Athletic named him the 1996 Player of the Year. Additionally, he helped guide Conference (ECAC) championships. the Raiders to the MVC Championship that year and capped the As a senior, Borowski compiled a 7-2 record in 10 appearances season with an 8-1 record, a 1.40 ERA with 70 over 55 and maintained an ERA of 3.03 as he led FPC (31-17) to the North- innings. east-10 Tournament championship and the NCAA Tournament Welch attended Division II power Rollins College for his Northeast Regional championship game. freshman and sophomore seasons before transferring to Division I Borowski was the recipient of several postseason honors, Stetson University for his final two years, but was plagued by including All-NE-10 and ABCA/Rawlings All-Northeast Region second shoulder and elbow injuries. As a senior at Stetson, however, he team status. He was also named to the NE-10 Baseball All-Academic helped the Hatters capture the Atlantic Sun Conference champion- first team as he graduated with a 3.22 in sports & leisure service ship and advance as far as the NCAA Tournament Atlantic Region management. title game, in which they defeated national power Auburn, but fell to Borowski was scattered among NE-10 leaders, ranking among No. 1 . the top 10 in opposing batting average (.210, eighth) and fewest hits During the summers of 1998 and 1999, Welch played for the allowed (ninth, 47). Orleans Cardinals of the renown Cape Cod League. In his first year, As a junior, Borowski posted a team-low 2.23 ERA en route to a he posted a 2-3 record with 40 strikeouts, eight walks, two saves 4-5 record over 13 appearances (all starts). He ranked among NE-10 and a 3.50 ERA over 40 innings. He saw limited action in his second leaders in strikeouts (79, third), opposing batting average (.202) and year due to injuries. ERA (10th) as the Ravens finished the year with a 32-17 record. While completing his degree at Stetson, Welch interned with the He enjoyed a stellar year as a sophomore, going 4-0 in 10 Daytona Cubs where he assisted with marketing, promotions and appearances with a 2.87 ERA and 42 strikeouts (a team-high 10.04 sponsorships for the Class A affiliate of . He then made the per nine innings). That year, the Ravens defeated UMass Lowell for transition to scout, enjoying stints with ESPN’s , The the NCAA Tournament Northeast Region championship and advanced Baseball Factory in Columbia, MD, and with the as to the CWS semifinal. an associate scout. A two-year player for the North Adams SteepleCats of the New Welch then spent one season as an assistant at Occidental England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL), Borowski served as an College (2003), the (2003) and Alabama-Birmingham assistant coach last summer. In his first season as a player, he made (2004). While with nine appearances in relief and posted a 1-0 clip with an ERA of 0.73 Newport, Welch helped and opposing bating average of .163. In his second season, the Gulls to the NECBL Borowski led the Southern Division SteepleCats in saves championship and the (four) and forced NECBL championship opposing hitters into a series. Highlights with .195 average. UAB included winning A graduate of Drury three of four games over H.S., Borowski was a Tulane, then the top- two-year player and ranked team in the posted a 4-1 record country, and advancing with a 2.80 ERA and to the Conference USA 29 strikeouts over 25 Tournament. innings in his senior Welch is currently a year. He also played physical education first base and batted teacher at the Mission Hill .306 with 11 RBI in 15 Grammar School in games. Roxbury, MA. He resides Borowski is in Cambridge, MA. currently a service manager at FedEx in Wilmington, MA. He lives in Tewksbury, MA.

8 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Rick Walker, Groundskeeper Rob DeMoura, Manager

A fixture at A native of Reading, MA, Rob LeLacheur Park, Rick DeMoura enters his fourth and final Walker enters his season as the manager of the UML seventh year as the baseball team. head groundskeeper, DeMoura’s day-to-day duties servicing both the include throwing batting practice and UMass Lowell serving as a fill-in positonal player. He baseball team as also takes part in conditioning and well as the Lowell workouts and works the team’s many Spinners, a Class A camps and clinics. affiliate of the Boston A history major, DeMoura has Red Sox. maintained a 3.1 grade point average and plans to pursue In large part to teaching and coaching at the high school level. Walker, LeLacheur A two-sport athlete at Reading H.S. in wrestling and Park is arguably the baseball, DeMoura often returns to his alma mater to most attractive and during breaks in the school year. well-manicured minor DeMoura will graduate in May of 2006. league playing field in the country. In 2002, he was named the New York-Penn League David J. Boutin Groundskeeper of the Year. He was also Memorial Scholarship named Groundskeeper of the Year for Minor League Class A Fund baseball in the country. Outside of his work at LeLacheur Park, Walker has 181818 owned his own landscaping business, Rick’s Landscaping, 1818The UMass Lowell in Lowell, MA, for 12 years. Department of Athletics and Baseball Pro- Walker was an assistant baseball coach of Lowell American Legion Post 87 for eight years where he mentored gram would like to thank the Boutin Family for former UML standouts Dave Harne, Matt Stone, John Sexton establishing the David J. Boutin Scholarship and Matt Petros, as well as John Morris, Dan Purtell, Mark Fund. Rurak and many others. Walker was a three-year starter at Lowell H.S. for coach The scholarship is presented annually to a George Cunha. He moved on to Salem State where he was member of the UMass Lowell baseball team a four-year starting catcher. During the summers and after college, Walker was a who best exemplifies the character of David catcher with the Chelmsford Merchants for head coach Harry Boutin, who played at UMass Lowell from Ayotte. 1988-90 before losing his battle to cancer. Walker lives in Lowell with his wife, Lucia, and their son Ray (16). “The Team Makes it Happen.”

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9 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2005 Statistics (28-20, 17-13 Northeast-10)

Record: 28-20 Home: 13-6 Away: 9-10 Neutral: 6-4 Northeast-10: 17-13

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

8 Nate Liebenow.... .384 48-48 190 36 73 14 6 1 31 102 .537 15 2 11 4 .431 2 1 10-14 5 0 0 1.000 30 Patrick Wilson... .328 47-47 189 26 62 14 2 2 36 86 .455 9 4 26 5 .368 2 2 0-1 400 17 6 .986 5 Tim Manton...... 323 48-48 201 36 65 10 5 0 18 85 .423 14 4 33 0 .377 1 4 23-30 137 2 3 .979 21 Miles Page...... 303 46-46 165 28 50 7 3 2 28 69 .418 25 3 20 1 .400 2 1 5-9 263 36 6 .980 24 Bob Theriault.... .288 48-48 170 23 49 13 2 3 28 75 .441 18 7 35 1 .374 3 1 6-12 83 79 19 .895 12 Sean Patno...... 268 47-47 168 26 45 3 0 0 14 48 .286 21 1 17 2 .351 1 6 7-9 64 151 21 .911 4 Ryan Davenport... .262 48-48 172 29 45 4 0 1 17 52 .302 15 3 37 1 .328 2 4 7-9 71 3 3 .961 15 Dan Pope...... 260 47-46 177 26 46 4 0 0 19 50 .282 10 1 41 2 .303 0 5 3-4 136 125 9 .967 9 Shamus Veo...... 232 26-21 69 7 16 0 0 0 5 16 .232 4 1 19 3 .280 1 4 0-3 31 0 3 .912 22 Ron Nelson...... 000 25-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 6 0 1.000 ------29 Andrew Terista... .257 13-8 35 3 9 1 0 0 0 10 .286 1 1 5 0 .297 0 0 0-0 5 0 0 1.000 17 Bill Furey...... 231 20-15 52 6 12 0 0 0 9 12 .231 4 1 16 0 .283 3 1 3-4 13 10 6 .793 7 Ted Dillon...... 171 17-10 35 2 6 2 0 0 4 8 .229 5 0 14 0 .268 1 1 0-0 17 10 3 .900 10 David Yeomans.... .000 18-0 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 2 1 2 0 .429 0 1 1-2 2 0 0 1.000 19 George Migrants.. .000 9-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 2 0 1.000 6 Pete Nickerson... .000 11-11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 12 1 .933 1 Kevin Graham...... 000 11-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 12 1 .929 26 Joe Malzone...... 000 7-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 6 0 1.000 11 Jim Shaughnessy.. .000 12-11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 17 3 .864 20 Brad Laurin...... 000 12-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 12 0 1.000 16 Mike Barry...... 000 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 14 Erik Willett...... 000 11-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000

Totals...... 294 48-48 1627 249 478 72 18 9 210 613 .377 143 29 276 19 .358 18 31 65-97 1237 502 84 .954 Opponents...... 246 48-48 1546 204 380 70 14 13 178 517 .334 173 37 296 28 .332 19 33 30-59 1231 528 74 .960

LOB - Team (369), Opp (366). DPs turned - Team (51), Opp (34). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (6), Theriault 2, Wilson 2, Liebenow 2, Opp (3). Picked off - Davenport 3, Pope 2, Liebenow 2, Page 1, Theriault 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

7 Ted Dillon...... 0.00 0-0 4 0 0 0/1 0 5.0 1 0 0 9 8 0 0 0 14 .071 1 1 1 0 0 6 Pete Nickerson... 1.89 7-2 11 11 2 1/1 0 76.0 70 23 16 32 48 8 2 1 282 .248 5 6 0 2 7 20 Brad Laurin...... 2.36 5-5 12 12 2 0/1 0 84.0 74 29 22 28 82 15 2 3 317 .233 2 4 0 3 6 22 Ron Nelson...... 3.12 2-3 25 0 0 0/1 11 40.1 42 16 14 11 27 9 0 1 154 .273 2 2 0 0 3 11 Jim Shaughnessy.. 3.20 6-5 12 11 2 1/0 0 76.0 67 37 27 17 45 14 4 1 283 .237 3 9 0 3 7 16 Mike Barry...... 3.38 0-0 5 0 0 0/1 0 8.0 5 5 3 3 7 1 0 0 30 .167 4 5 0 1 0 1 Kevin Graham..... 4.77 5-2 11 10 1 0/0 0 66.0 63 42 35 33 36 11 2 5 248 .254 5 1 0 3 4 26 Joe Malzone...... 6.20 1-1 7 4 0 0/0 0 24.2 18 21 17 14 22 5 1 1 90 .200 7 4 0 2 3 19 George Migrants.. 6.87 0-1 9 0 0 0/0 0 18.1 22 14 14 15 9 3 0 1 68 .324 5 1 0 5 2 14 Erik Willett..... 8.16 2-1 11 0 0 0/0 0 14.1 18 17 13 11 12 4 3 0 60 .300 0 4 0 0 1

Totals...... 3.51 28-20 48 48 7 4/2 11 412.2 380 204 161 173 296 70 14 13 1546 .246 34 37 1 19 33 Opponents...... 4.45 20-28 48 48 6 3/2 11 410.1 478 249 203 143 276 72 18 9 1627 .294 41 29 1 18 31

PB - Team (5), Page 4, Theriault 1, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (4), Shaughnessy 2, Graham 1, Page 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Page (25-48), Nickerson (6-16), Graham (7-12), Laurin (5-11), Theriault (5-8), Nelson (4-6), Shaughnessy (4-6), Malzone (3-4), Willett (1-2), Dillon (0-2).

10 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2005 Results (28-20, 17-13 Northeast-10)

Pitcher Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inn Overall NE-10 of record Attend Time ------/------Mar 12, 2005 vs Mansfield University W 4-2 4 9 7/ 2 4 1 7 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Nelson (W 1-0) 100 2:15 Mar 12, 2005 vs Molloy College W 8-3 8 7 3/ 3 8 1 7 2- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Shaughnessy (W 1-0) 100 2:15 Mar 13, 2005 vs Caldwell College W 7-4 7 12 2/ 4 10 2 (9) 3- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Nelson (W 2-0) 150 3:00 Mar 13, 2005 vs Caldwell College 0-3 L 0 8 2/ 3 6 0 7 3- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Graham (L 0-1) 150 2:15 Mar 15, 2005 at #1 Tampa 2-16 L 2 11 3/16 13 2 9 3- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Malzone (L 0-1) 136 2:45 Mar 18, 2005 vs Southwest Minnesota W 7-3 7 14 3/ 3 7 3 9 4- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Nickerson (W 1-0) 100 2:30 Mar 18, 2005 vs NJIT W 12-0 12 20 0/ 0 5 1 9 5- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Laurin (W) 25 2:43 Mar 19, 2005 vs Southern Connecticut 4-8 L 4 3 5/ 8 7 2 9 5- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Shaughnessy (L 0-1) 106 2:30 Mar 19, 2005 vs Minnesota-Duluth W 14-11 14 21 4/11 11 1 9 6- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Graham (W 1-0) 150 3:30 *Mar 26, 2005 at Bentley College 1-4 L 1 6 1/ 4 6 0 9 6- 4- 0 0- 1- 0 Laurin (L 1-1) 60 2:07 *Mar 26, 2005 at Bentley College W 8-2 8 8 2/ 2 6 3 9 7- 4- 0 1- 1- 0 Nickerson (W 2-0) 60 2:17 *Mar 30, 2005 Bentley College W 3-2 3 9 2/ 2 4 1 9 8- 4- 0 2- 1- 0 Graham (W 2-1) 60 2:01 *Mar 31, 2005 Merrimack College W 5-1 5 7 4/ 1 6 1 9 9- 4- 0 3- 1- 0 Shaughnessy (W 2-1) 136 2:19 *Apr 01, 2005 Stonehill College W 4-2 4 11 1/ 2 6 5 9 10- 4- 0 4- 1- 0 Nickerson (W 3-0) 104 2:19 *Apr 01, 2005 at Stonehill College 2-5 L 2 9 2/ 5 8 0 9 10- 5- 0 4- 2- 0 Laurin (L 1-2) 77 2:10 *Apr 04, 2005 American Int'l W 5-3 5 12 0/ 3 5 2 9 11- 5- 0 5- 2- 0 Willett (W 1-0) 46 5:35 Apr 06, 2005 at New Haven W 3-2 3 8 5/ 2 5 1 9 12- 5- 0 5- 2- 0 Malzone (W 1-1) 40 2:27 *Apr 09, 2005 at Southern Connecticut 1-3 L 1 3 3/ 3 6 0 9 12- 6- 0 5- 3- 0 Laurin (L 1-3) 167 2:30 *Apr 09, 2005 at Southern Connecticut W 8-5 8 9 4/ 5 11 3 9 13- 6- 0 6- 3- 0 Shaughnessy (W 3-1) 177 2:30 *Apr 10, 2005 Southern Connecticut 0-1 L 0 3 0/ 1 8 0 (10) 13- 7- 0 6- 4- 0 Willett (L 1-1) 368 2:23 *Apr 12, 2005 Southern N.H. W 4-2 4 9 1/ 2 7 3 9 14- 7- 0 7- 4- 0 Graham (W 3-1) 41 2:20 *Apr 13, 2005 at Merrimack College W 10-5 10 18 2/ 5 4 1 9 15- 7- 0 8- 4- 0 Willett (W 3-1) 49 2:32 *Apr 14, 2005 at So. W 10-2 10 18 1/ 2 7 0 9 16- 7- 0 9- 4- 0 Laurin (W 2-3) 100 2:34 *Apr 16, 2005 Saint Rose W 2-0 2 7 0/ 0 4 1 9 17- 7- 0 10- 4- 0 Nickerson (W 4-0) 323 2:04 *Apr 16, 2005 Saint Rose W 5-3 5 8 1/ 3 7 1 9 18- 7- 0 11- 4- 0 Shaughnessy (W 4-1) 323 2:21 *Apr 17, 2005 at Saint Rose 5-10 L 5 11 2/10 13 4 9 18- 8- 0 11- 5- 0 Migrants (L 0-1) 175 2:28 *Apr 19, 2005 Assumption W 16-5 16 20 1/ 5 10 1 9 19- 8- 0 12- 5- 0 Laurin (W 3-3) 234 2:40 *Apr 21, 2005 at Assumption 4-5 L 4 10 0/ 5 6 2 9 19- 9- 0 12- 6- 0 Shaughnessy (L 4-2) 178 2:39 Apr 22, 2005 New Haven W 12-10 12 12 2/10 16 2 9 20- 9- 0 12- 6- 0 Graham (W 4-1) 305 2:50 *Apr 23, 2005 Pace 1-7 L 1 4 2/ 7 8 0 6 20-10- 0 12- 7- 0 Nickerson (L 4-1) 26 4:00 *Apr 24, 2005 at Pace University 0-6 L 0 2 0/ 6 10 0 9 20-11- 0 12- 8- 0 Laurin (L 3-4) 125 2:08 *Apr 26, 2005 Saint Anselm 2-4 L 2 9 3/ 4 7 1 9 20-12- 0 12- 9- 0 Shaughnessy (L 4-3) 154 2:12 *Apr 28, 2005 at Saint Anselm W 6-3 6 12 2/ 3 5 3 9 21-12- 0 13- 9- 0 Nickerson (W 5-1) 119 2:24 *Apr 29, 2005 American Int'l W 12-1 12 17 0/ 1 5 3 9 22-12- 0 14- 9- 0 Graham (W 5-1) 213 2:24 *Apr 30, 2005 at #29 Franklin Pierce 3-4 L 3 8 0/ 4 9 1 9 22-13- 0 14-10- 0 Laurin (L 3-5) 304 2:21 *May 01, 2005 vs Franklin Pierce 4-5 L 4 11 1/ 5 6 1 9 22-14- 0 14-11- 0 Nelson (L 2-1) 122 2:40 *May 01, 2005 #29 Franklin Pierce W 8-1 8 13 0/ 1 6 4 9 23-14- 0 15-11- 0 Shaughnessy (W 5-3) 127 2:25 *May 05, 2005 at American Int'l 4-5 L 4 17 2/ 5 7 2 9 23-15- 0 15-12- 0 Graham (L 6-2) 75 2:28 *May 06, 2005 Bryant University 4-5 L 4 9 1/ 5 13 1 9 23-16- 0 15-13- 0 Nelson (L 2-2) 157 2:23 *May 06, 2005 Bryant W 2-1 2 4 0/ 1 7 1 9 24-16- 0 16-13- 0 Nickerson (W 6-1) 77 2:12 *May 09, 2005 at Bryant University W 4-0 4 6 1/ 0 4 2 9 25-16- 0 17-13- 0 Shaughnessy (W 6-3) 50 2:10 ^May 11, 2005 Bryant University W 2-1 2 6 1/ 1 6 0 9 26-16- 0 17-13- 0 Laurin (W 4-5) 311 2:23 ^May 13, 2005 at #24 Southern Conn. W 1-0 1 6 0/ 0 8 3 (10) 27-16- 0 17-13- 0 Nickerson (W 7-1) 150 2:40 ^May 14, 2005 vs #27 Franklin Pierce 3-4 L 3 11 0/ 4 10 0 9 27-17- 0 17-13- 0 Shaughnessy (L 6-4) 0 2:55 ^May 14, 2005 vs Stonehill College 5-7 L 5 7 2/ 7 10 0 9 27-18- 0 17-13- 0 Nelson (L 2-2) 0 2:20 $May 19, 2005 at #27 Franklin Pierce W 8-2 8 11 2/ 2 7 2 9 28-18- 0 17-13- 0 Laurin (W 5-5) 357 2:22 $May 20, 2005 vs #29 Southern Conn. S 3-10 L 3 5 1/10 19 5 9 28-19- 0 17-13- 0 Nickerson (L 7-2) 164 2:30 $May 20, 2005 at #27 Franklin Pierce 11-16 L 11 17 3/16 17 1 9 28-20- 0 17-13- 0 Shaughnessy (L 6-5) 249 3:10

Overall Record: 28-20 Northeast-10 Conference: 17-13 Home: 13-6 Away: 9-10 Neutral: 6-4

11 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2005-06 Numerical Roster

No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 1 *Kevin Graham Jr. LHP L/L 6-0 190 Billerica, MA/Billerica 2 Brendan Fullerton Fr. INF R/R 6-0 180 Beverly, MA/Beverly 4 Matt Iorio Fr. 2B R/R 5-6 165 Andover, MA/Andover 5 *Tim Manton So. CF L/L 5-11 180 Swansea, MA/Joseph Case 6 *Pete Nickerson Jr. LHP L/L 6-1 190 Dracut, MA/Dracut 7 Tim Dempsey Sr. OF/1B L/R 5-11 200 Lexington, MA/Lexington (Univ. of Connecticut) 8 Graeme Clohosey Fr. C R/R 6-0 170 Derry, NH/Pinkerton Academy 10 Dustin Ramey Fr. RHP R/R 6-0 210 Kingston, NH/Sanborn Regional 11 *Jim Shaughnessy Sr. RHP R/R 6-2 205 Lowell, MA/Lowell (Stonehill) 12 *Sean Patno Jr. SS R/R 5-10 160 Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford 13 Dan Chaisson Fr. C R/R 5-9 220 Watertown, MA/Watertown 14 *Erik Willett Jr. RHP R/R 6-4 190 Salisbury, MA/Triton Regional 15 James Barry So. RHP R/R 6-0 185 Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford 16 Tim Keene Fr. 3B L/R 5-9 200 Berlin, NH/Berlin 17 Paul Cleary Fr. OF R/R 5-11 195 Milton, MA/Salisbury School 21 Pat Donovan Jr. OF/RHP L/R 5-9 190 Lowell, MA/Lowell (UMass Boston) 22 *Ron Nelson Jr. LHP L/L 5-11 190 Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury (Suffolk University) 23 Mark Sakelakos So. RHP R/R 6-3 220 Peabody, MA/Peabody 24 *Bob Theriault Sr. C/3B R/R 6-0 225 Lowell, MA/Lowell 26 *Joe Malzone Jr. LHP L/L 6-1 190 Leominster, MA/Leominster 27 Dan Georgette Fr. LHP L/L 5-10 175 Burlington, MA/Burlington 28 Steve Paddock Jr. OF R/R 6-1 220 Milford, MA/Milford (St. Petersburg College) 29 *Andrew Terista Jr. C/3B R/R 6-0 185 Danvers, MA/Danvers (Greensboro College) 30 *Patrick Wilson Jr. 1B R/L 6-1 200 Dracut, MA/Bishop Guertin 33 Kyle Ahern Fr. RHP R/R 5-4 150 Andover, MA/Andover/Worcester Academy 34 Ryan Dooley Fr. RHP/1B R/R 6-7 260 North Reading, MA/North Reading 35 Luke Demko Fr. RHP R/R 6-6 250 Gilford, NH/Gilford (University of Rhode Island) RS Brian Tanguy Sr. RHP R/R 5-10 185 Weymouth, MA/Boston College H.S. (Tennessee Wesleyan) RS Luke Wallace Fr. OF R/R 6-2 185 Yorktown Heights, NY/Yorktown

2005-06 Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 33 Kyle Ahern Fr. RHP R/R 5-4 150 Andover, MA/Andover/Worcester Academy 15 James Barry So. RHP R/R 6-0 185 Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford 13 Dan Chaisson Fr. C R/R 5-9 220 Watertown, MA/Watertown 17 Paul Cleary Fr. OF R/R 5-11 195 Milton, MA/Salisbury School 8 Graeme Clohosey Fr. C R/R 6-0 170 Derry, NH/Pinkerton Academy 35 Luke Demko Fr. RHP R/R 6-6 250 Gilford, NH/Gilford (Univ. Rhode Island) 7 Tim Dempsey Sr. OF/1B L/R 5-11 200 Lexington, MA/Lexington (Univ. of Connecticut) 21 Pat Donovan Jr. OF/RHP L/R 5-9 190 Lowell, MA/Lowell (UMass Boston) 34 Ryan Dooley Fr. RHP/1B R/R 6-7 260 North Reading, MA/North Reading 2 Brendan Fullerton Fr. INF R/R 6-0 180 Beverly, MA/Beverly 27 Dan Georgette Fr. LHP L/L 5-10 175 Burlington, MA/Burlington 1 *Kevin Graham Jr. LHP L/L 6-0 190 Billerica, MA/Billerica 4 Matt Iorio Fr. 2B R/R 5-6 165 Andover, MA/Andover 16 Tim Keene Fr. 3B L/R 5-9 200 Berlin, NH/Berlin 26 *Joe Malzone Jr. LHP L/L 6-1 190 Leominster, MA/Leominster 5 *Tim Manton So. CF L/L 5-11 180 Swansea, MA/Joseph Case 22 *Ron Nelson Jr. LHP L/L 5-11 190 Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury (Suffolk University) 6 *Pete Nickerson Jr. LHP L/L 6-1 190 Dracut, MA/Dracut 28 Steve Paddock Jr. OF R/R 6-1 220 Milford, MA/Milford (St. Petersburg College) 12 *Sean Patno Jr. SS R/R 5-10 160 Chelmsford, MA/Chelmsford 10 Dustin Ramey Fr. RHP R/R 6-0 210 Kingston, NH/Sanborn Regional 23 Mark Sakelakos So. RHP R/R 6-3 220 Peabody, MA/Peabody 11 *Jim Shaughnessy Sr. RHP R/R 6-2 205 Lowell, MA/Lowell (Stonehill) RS Brian Tanguy Sr. RHP R/R 5-10 185 Weymouth, MA/Boston College H.S. (Tennessee Wesleyan) 29 *Andrew Terista Jr. C/3B R/R 6-0 185 Danvers, MA/Danvers (Greensboro College) 24 *Bob Theriault Sr. C/3B R/R 6-0 225 Lowell, MA/Lowell RS Luke Wallace Fr. OF R/R 6-2 185 Yorktown Heights, NY/Yorktown 14 *Erik Willett Jr. RHP R/R 6-4 190 Salisbury, MA/Triton Regional 30 *Patrick Wilson Jr. 1B R/L 6-1 200 Dracut, MA/Bishop Guertin

Head Coach: #3 Ken Harring (Le Moyne, 1989), Second year *Veterans (12) Assistant Coaches: #20 Mike Marron, #19 Bryan Welch, #31 Bryan Borowski Captains: #24 Bob Theriault, #11 Jim Shaughnessy Manager: #32 Rob DeMoura

12 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2006 River Hawks Fueled by Power, Pitching

There will be no Junior Erik Willett, sophomore jinx for head who made three coach Ken Harring, in appearances last year, his second season with will also see a share of the UMass Lowell starts as well as innings baseball team. in middle relief. When Harring talks Junior Ronnie about the 2006 squad, Nelson returns after he sees strength, earning NE-10 and competition and depth at ABCA Northeast Region each position; power first team honors in from one through nine 2005. Nelson emerged and a deep pitching as the premier closer in staff. the NE-10 last year, Last year, the River compiling conference- Hawks enjoyed a highs of 11 saves and remarkable turnaround: 25 appearances while a 28-20 record and its maintaining a 3.12 ERA eighth appearance in over 40 1/3 innings. He the NCAA Tournament in allowed 16 runs (14 the last nine years, earned) and 11 walks following a 2004 while striking out 27 season in which UML batters. finished 22-21 and “Top to bottom, this rallied at the end of the is the deepest and most year to capture the talented pitching staff Northeast-10 Tourna- Bob Theriault Jim Shaughnessy I’ve ever had,” Harring ment championship. noted. “We’ve got crafty The River Hawks graduated seniors Miles Page, a catcher; left and righthanders. Our matches up well with left and desgnated hitter Nate Liebenow; and pitcher Brad Laurin, three of righthanded hitters. We have 14 pitchers that we trust for every the better players in the region who will be missed. situation, that we can throw into a game.” “We’ve lost a tremendous amount of senior leadership,” said Harring. “We lose one of the best hitters in the league in Nate, one of At the Plate, In the Field: Experience and Firepower the best pitchers in Brad and the best catcher in Miles. But we have a good corps of players that gained tremendous experience in a UML will likely field new players at four positions throughout the season in which we had a lot of success.” year. Five field players return to the UML lineup, but Harring is cautiously optimistic the transition will be smooth. The Rotation: Solid Throughout Backboning the returning players is senior Bob Theriault, who will spend time at catcher, third base and as UML’s designated hitter. UML posted a collective 3.51 and limited A three-time Northeast-10 all-star, Theriault batted .288 with 28 RBI, opposing hitters to a .246 batting average in 2005. 23 runs and a team-high three home runs. Harring believes this year’s corps is stronger and goes eight Junior Patrick Wilson, a second team NE-10 all-star in 2005, deep among starters and as much as five deep in relief. Senior Jim returns at first base from a .328 average with team-highs of 36 RBI Shaughnessy and junior Peter Nickerson are UML’s top returning and 14 doubles. starters from a year ago and combined for 13 wins. Junior Sean Patno returns after a stellar year in the field and at Shaughnessy posted a 6-5 record in 12 appearances (11 bat. Patno set the UML single season record in assists (151) in a starts, 76 innings) and led UML to pivotal wins over Franklin Pierce season and was also a pivotal part of 51 plays, also a school (8-1) and Bryant (2-1) in the NE-10 Tournament first round. record. Offensively, Patno also batted .268 with 26 runs and brings Shaughnessy limited opposing batters to a .237 average and plenty of speed to the bases. scattered 37 runs (27 earned) and 17 walks while striking out 45. Anchoring the outfield is sophomore Tim Manton, a third team Nickerson, a 2005 NE-10 and ABCA Northeast Region first team All-NE-10 standout who eased into the college ranks with a .323 all-star, enjoyed a breakout year as he ranked among NE-10 leaders average and 36 runs scored, a team-high shared with Liebenow. in several categories. In 11 starts (76 innings), Nickerson allowed on Manton also compiled 23 stolen bases and already ranks among 23 runs (16 earned) while striking out 48 en route to a 7-2 clip. the top 20 career leaders at UML. Junior Kevin Graham is primed for another solid year as he Expected to see his share of innings at catcher is senior went 5-2 in 11 appearances and held opposing batters to a .242 clip. Andrew Terista, who appeared in 13 games with eight starts in Following a breakout season with the Watertown Wizards of the 2005. A transfer from Greensboro College, Terista batted .257 and New York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL) last summer, junior served as a backup to the NE-10 first team all-star Page. Joe Malzone returns in peak form and will see innings both as a starter and reliever. Malzone was named to the NYCBL all-star team as a closer after going 2-0 in four appearances (three starts) while limiting foes to a .241 average in 2005.

13 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2006 Season Preview (continued)

Sudden Impact: Offensively, the Freshmen, Transfers most celebrated addition Will Play Integral this season is that of Role in 2006 junior Steve Paddock (Milford, MA), who joins Usually, 18 new the River Hawks after players intergrated into two standout years at a lineup reflects a St. Petersburg (FL) rebuilding season. Not College. so in the case of Paddock, who Harrring’s 2006 class, batted .315 and helped which will add St. Pete’s to the NJCAA immediate depth and World Series title game competition at many last spring, will likely get positions. the starting nod at left Twelve freshmen field, and is expected to and six transfers grace have an immediate the UML roster, each impact at the plate. with a chance to make Paddock enjoyed a a significant impact. splendid career at On the hill, Harring Milford H.S., where he welcomes junior Pat was selected in the 46th Donovan (Lowell, MA), round in the 2003 MLB who transfers after Draft by the Los two seasons at UMass Angeles Dodgers. Boston. The Little East Also expected to Conference Rookie of Peter Nickerson Patrick Wilson play right away is senior the Year in 2004, Tim Dempsey Donovan is slated to be among Harring’s top choices as closer along (Lexington, MA), who played three years at the University of with last year’s ace Nelson. Connecticut and looks to be UML’s answer in right field. At UMB, Donovan was effective on both sides, ranking among Dempsey enjoyed his best season with the Huskies as a LEC leaders in strikeouts as a freshman while batting .284 and sophomore where he started 35 games and batted .301 before slugging .539 as a sophomore. suffering an injury-riddled season last year. Dempsey was also a Freshman Luke Demko (Gilford, NH), a redshirt at the two-time all-Middlesex League standout at Lexington H.S. University of Rhode Island last season, could crack the starting Freshmen Brendan Fullerton (Beverly, MA) and Matt Iorio rotation after a storied high school career at Gilford H.S. The 6-foot- (Andover, MA) are expected to fill the holes in the infield. Fullerton 6, 250-pound righthander was a three-time all-state player who once will see innings at both and third base after a pair of all- threw a as a senior with 17 strikeouts. Northeast Conference years at Beverly H.S. Demko is one of two giants on the UML staff. Joining him is Iorio will likely start at second base after a four-year career at freshman Ryan Dooley (North Reading, MA), a 6-7, 260-pound Andover H.S. A starter in each season at AHS, Iorio was named to former standout at North Reading H.S., where he earned all-state the Merrimack Valley Conference all-star team and helped AHS to honors two years. consecutive MVC titles. Sophomore Mark Sakelakos (Peabody, MA) returns to the Also expected to play right away is freshman Tim Keene mound after a two-year hiatus. Sakelakos redshirted his freshman (Berlin, NH), a promising . Fresh off a stellar career at season at Saint Anselm and sat out the 2005 season after Berlin H.S., Keene was the New Hampshire Class M Player of the transfering to UML. At 6-4, Sakelakos adds to a powerful lineup and Year who batted over .600 as a senior. will see a share of starts. Freshman Graeme Clohosey (Derry, NH), whom Harring said Also seeing immediate innings will be sophomore James Barry fits the mold of UML’s tradition of catchers, will see immediate innings (Chelmsford, MA) who spent a year at UMass Amherst following a after a three-year career at Pinkerton Academy which saw him earn solid career at Chelmsford H.S. Slated as a middle reliever and all-state and all-conference honors. closer, Barry helped Chelmsford H.S. to consecutive Merrimack Freshman Dan Chaisson (Watertown, MA) will also see Valley Conference titles. innings behind the plate following a solid career at Watertown H.S., Freshmen Dan Georgette (Burlington, MA) and Dustin Ramey where he was a two-time Middlesex League all-star. (Kingston, NH) are also expected to provide solid depth. A crafty In the outfield, freshman Paul Cleary (Milton, MA) is slated to lefthander, Georgette was a three-time Middlesex League all-star play right away following a four-year career at The Salisbury and Player of the Year by The Sun as a senior. School. Cleary was a two-time all-conference pick and led Salisbury Ramey was an all-state player at Sanborn Regional H.S. where to a four-year clip of 72-13. he played for three years. Freshman Luke Wallace (Yorktown Heights, NY), a two-year Freshman Kyle Ahern (Andover, MA) will likely see innings in all-conference and all-section standout at Yorktown H.S., will relief following an all-conference year at Andover H.S. and a redshirt the 2006 season. postgraduate season at Worcester Academy. Senior Brian Tanguy “If we stay injury-free and play to our capability, this can be a (Weymouth, MA) will sit out the year after transfering from Tennes- special year,” Harring said. “From top to bottom, this is a great group see Wesleyan College where he maintained a 1.40 ERA as a closer of players and people, the kind I want to have here.” and helped TWC to its conference championship.

14 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 JIMSHAUGHNESSY Senior • Pitcher • 6-2, 205 Lowell, MA • Lowell H.S.

PROFILE: Expected to provide leadership in a young rotation • Only senior on the pitching staff • Adept at changing speeds • Enjoyed a solid year in 2005 after sitting out virtually all the 2004 season due to injuries • Named captain along with Lowell native Bobby Theriault • Has maintained a 3.3 cumulative average while majoring in business administration. 111111 AS A JUNIOR (2005): Appeared in 12 games with 11 starts and two complete games • Northeast-10 Conference Weekly Honor Roll once • Posted a 3.20 ERA with 45 strikeouts and 17 walks • Limited opposing batters to a .237 average • Enjoyed two four- games in wins over Merrimack (5-1) and a pivotal 4-0 win over Bryant which gave UML home field advantage in the NE-10 Tournament.

AS A JUNIOR (2004 • REDSHIRT): Made only three appearances (21.2 innings) due to injuries • Posted a 2-1 clip, limited foes to a .259 average • Season notables include six strikeouts in an 11-7 loss at Eckerd College; four hits (seven innings) in a 16-0 win at American International; five hits (eight innings) in a 7-1 win over Bentley.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in seven games (16 1/3 innings) with one start • Appeared in wins over Holy Cross (11-5), Southern Connecticut (6- 5) and Saint Rose (9-3).

AT STONEHILL COLLEGE: Posted a 2-0 clip as a freshman with a team- low 2.96 ERA over 27 1/3 innings • Limited opposing batters to a .261 average • Scored a 13-3 victory over UMass Lowell on Apr. 20, 2002 • Harring on Helped the Chieftains to a 27-22-1 record. Shaughnessy: HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Lowell H.S. for coach George Cunha “Jim is the heart and soul of a • Helped the Red Raiders to the Merrimack Valley Conference champion- deep pitching staff. He has ship as a senior in 2001 • Named captain as a senior • Also a two-year tremendous command of his football player and two-year member of the team at Lowell • Named that keeps hitters off an honorable mention football all-star by The Sun • Maintained a 3.2 balance. He is not afraid to grade point average. throw inside. He has worked hard on his breaking ball and PERSONAL: Youngest and only son of James and Joanne Shaughnessy we should see the results with of Lowell, MA • Nicknamed “Sabo” and “Shug”. Jim competing against the other team’s ace.”

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2003 4.96 0-0 7 1 0 0 0 16.1 30 14 9 2 2 .380 0 0 0 2004 (R) 3.74 2-1 3 3 0 1 0 21.2 21 9 9 7 10 .259 1 1 0 2005 3.20 6-5 12 11 2 1 0 76.0 67 37 27 17 45 .237 3 9 0 Total 3.55 8-6 22 15 2 2 0 114.0 118 60 45 26 57 .266 4 10 0

15 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 BOBTHERIAULT Senior • Catcher/3B • 6-0, 225 Lowell, MA • Lowell H.S.

PROFILE: Rare, three-time Northeast-10 Conference all-star looking to complete the cycle as a senior • Named captain alongside Lowell native Jim Shaughnessy • UMass Lowell’s “Ironman,” has never missed a game • Majoring in criminal justice.

AS A JUNIOR: Northeast-10 Conference Third Team all-star • Northeast- 10 Conference Weekly Honor Roll once222 • Made4 4the4 transition to third base after playing outfield the majority of his first two seasons • One of four UML players to start all 48 games • Nine multiple-hit games • Enjoyed his best game in a 5-4 loss against American International: 4 for 4 with three doubles, one run, one RBI, a walk and a • Drove in three runs each in an 8-4 loss to Southern Connecticut and a 16-5 win over Assump- tion.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Northeast-10 Conference Third Team all-star • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in slugging percentage (.503) • Played in all 44 games with 43 starts • Led team in slugging, second among teammates in hitting (.299), RBI (24), total bases (74) • Season-highs include four RBI in a 12-9 win at Assumption; three hits twice • Peaked in the NE-10 Tournament, hitting .467 (7 for 15) with four RBI in UML’s wins over Franklin Pierce (4-1) and Southern Connecticut (7-5, 7-1) in the championship.

AS A FRESHMAN: Northeast-10 Conference Third Team all-star • Started all 44 games, compiling 46 hits and 21 RBI • Named Northeast-10 Confer- ence Rookie of the Week once • Season-highs include four RBI in an 11-6 win over Minnesota-Duluth; three runs in a 17-0 win against Franklin Pierce. Harring on Theriault: HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Lowell H.S. for coach George Cunha • Two-time All-Merrimack Valley Conference standout • Two-time all-star “Bobby is the ultimate lead-by- by The Sun in both baseball and football • Led Red Raiders to Merrimack example player that every Valley Conference Championship as a junior • Three-year varsity football coach needs. We are looking player • Member of the National Honor Society, honor student all four for him to take over the years. catching duties after playing third base for us last year. He PERSONAL: Oldest and only son of three children of Bob and Gail plays solid defense, has a Theriault of Lowell, MA • Nicknamed “T-Bone” • Lists New England strong arm, and hits in the Patriots and Boston Red Sox as favorite professional teams • Favorite middle of our lineup. His work players include and • Aspires to ethic rubs off on the rest of become a police officer or fire fighter. the team.”

Career Statistics Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2003 .277 44-44 166 24 46 7 1 2 21 61 .367 15 4 34 0 .349 1 0 3-6 2004 .299 43-42 147 22 44 8 5 4 24 74 .503 15 3 30 1 .371 2 3 3-3 2005 .288 48-48 170 23 49 13 2 3 28 75 .441 18 7 35 1 .374 3 1 6-12 Total .288 135-134 483 69 139 28 8 9 72 210 .435 48 14 99 2 .365 6 4 12-21

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KEVINGRAHAM Harring on Graham: Junior • Pitcher • 6-0, 190 Billerica, MA • Billerica H.S. “We think this could be KG’s breakout year after a solid PROFILE: Expected to be a regular in the rotation following a sophomore year. He has solid sophomore season • Versatile thrower with several developed a tremendous two- pitches • Changes speeds well, has a solid breaking ball • seam fastball that compliments Majoring in criminal justice. a plus changeup.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Regular in the rotation, appeared in 11 games (one complete) • Posted a 5-2 record • Limited oppos- ing hitters to a .254 average • Highlights include a , 3-2 win over Bentley in which he scattered four hits, four strikeouts, three walks and two runs • Also led UML to a 12-1 win over American International, surrendering four hits, one run and a walk. AS A FRESHMAN: Saw action in 12 1/3 innings over six games • Posted a 2-2 record with two starts • Season-highs include nine strikeouts in a 16-3 win at American International111 • Also saw action as an outfielder in 13 games with eight starts. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Billerica Memorial H.S. for coach Jon Sidorovich • Earned All-Merrimack Valley Conference honors as a senior • Posted a record of 6-2, two victories in the state tournament, and an ERA of 1.52 as a senior • Also played football for the Indians • Honor roll student. PERSONAL: Youngest and only son of two grown children of Kevin and Nancy Graham of Billerica, MA • Nicknamed “K.G.” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite professional team • Named Tom Glavine as favorite sports figure • Hobbies include playing piano.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2004 10.22 2-2 6 2 0 0 0 12.1 22 16 14 13 15 .379 1 0 0 2005 4.77 5-2 11 10 1 0 0 66.0 63 42 35 33 36 .254 5 1 0 Total5.637-417121 0 078.18558494651.2786 1 0

JOEMALZONE Harring on Malzone: JOEMALZONE Junior • Pitcher • 6-0, 190 “We plan on using Joe as our Leominster, MA • Leominster H.S. closer as he is coming off an outstanding summer in that role. PROFILE: returns from a solid sophomore year and a stellar He has a hard moving fastball, a summer with the Watertown Wizards of the New York Collegiate good cutter, and a devastating Baseball League (NYCBL) • Very effective against left-handed . If he succeeds in this role, batters • Possesses good movement on each pitch • Could see action as a starter and a reliever • Redshirted the 2004 it makes our entire bullpen season • Majoring in business administration. better. We think he could have a AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in seven games with four starts • Struckout 22 in 24.2 big season.” • Limited batters to a .200 average • Highlights include seven strikeouts, two walks262626 and on hit in four innings of a 10-5 win over Merrimack • Enjoyed a splendid season with the NYCBL’s Watertown Wizards • Posted a 4-1 clip with 15 saves and a 1.15 ERA over 34 innings • Named to the NYCBL All-Star Game • Led Watertown to a 28-18 record (second place in the NYCBL East Division) and the NYCBL championship series • Watertown’s Co-Pitcher of the Year • Also cited to the NYCBL Postseason Team. AS A FRESHMAN (2003): Made eight appearances and totaled 14 and 1/3 innings in relief during the 2003 season • Struck out 21 batters and walked only six • Limited foes to a .232 batting average • Highlights included five strikeouts over two innings in a 6-3 loss at Merrimack; four strikeouts in two innings in a 7-3 victory over Dowling in the NCAA Tournament. HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year player at Leominster H.S. for coach Pete Charpentier • Recipient of the Unsung Hero award as a senior • Graduated with honors. PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of Paul Malzone and Rosemary Tedd of Leominster, MA • Nicknamed “Zone” • Favorite professional teams include Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots • Lists Pedro Martinez and Ty Law among favorite athletes • Grandfather is former Red Sox player .

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2003 4.40 0-0 8 0 0 0 0 14.1 13 9 7 6 21 .232 1 7 1 2004 Redshirt 2005 6.20 1-1 7 4 0 0 0 24.2 18 21 17 14 22 .200 7 4 0 Total 5.54 1-1 15 4 0 1 0 39.0 31 30 24 20 43 .212 8 11 1

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TIMMANTON Harring on Manton: Sophomore • Outfield • 5-11, 180 “Tim proved his freshman year, Swansea, MA • Joseph Case H.S. that he was in the elite class of outfielders in the league. He PROFILE: Emerged among the top freshmen in the Northeast- does it all: plays tremendous 10 Conference in 2005 • Expected to be UML’s leadoff hitter a defense, has a very good arm, is second straight year • Exceptional speed, strong arm • Could the fastest runner in the league, emerge among the top players in the Conference • Dean’s List and he is a very good hitter. We student, majoring in business administration. expect him to have another AS A FRESHMAN: Immediate impact player, started all 48 games at centerfield • Northeast-10 Conference Third Team all-star • NE-10 Fresh- tremendous year setting the man of the Week once • NCAA Tournament Northeast Region All-Star Team • Batted table at the top of our lineup.” .323, stole a team-high 23 bases • Among NE-10555 leaders in six categories: first in at bats (201), second in triples (5) and plate appearances (224), third in total hits (65) and stolen bases (23), eighth in total bases (85) • Peaked at the end of the season, batted 14 for 24 (.583) in UML’s last five games (all postseason) • Highlights include a 5-for-6 effort in the season-ending 16- 11 loss at Franklin Pierce in the NCAA Tournament, which included three runs, two RBI, double and triple. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Joseph Case H.S. for coach Jay Furtado • Three-time South Coast Conference all-star • Also a two-time South Coast Conference all-star basketball player • Member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Oldest of two sons of James and Cynthia Manton of Swansea, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Favorite sports figures include Carlos Beltran and .

Career Statistics YearAvg.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2005 .323 48-48 201 36 65 10 5 0 18 85 .423 14 4 33 0 .377 1 4 23-30

RONNIENELSON Harring on Nelson: Junior • Pitcher • 5-11, 190 “Ronnie established himself as Shrewsbury, MA • Shrewsbury H.S. (Suffolk University) the premier in the NE-10 last year. He can throw all PROFILE: Emerged as UML’s top reliever in 2005 • Transferred of his pitches in any count. He is from Suffolk University after one season • Possesses a variety a bulldog and backs down to no of pitches • Has tremendous presence on the mound • Ex- one. He will be counted on to be pected to resume as UML’s first option out of the bullpen • our first option out of a deep Majoring in business administration. bullpen.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 25 games with 11 saves and one combined shutout • ABCA/Rawlings Northeast Region all-star • Northeast-10 Conference First Team all- star • NE-10 Pitcher 22of2222 the Week once • Named to NEIBA All-Star Game • Led the NE- 10 in saves (11), appearances (25), relief appearances (25) and games finished (22) • Posted a 3.12 ERA with 27 strikeouts and 11 walks. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Shrewsbury H.S. for coach Jay Costa • Led Colonials to three appearances in the District E playoffs and one league championship • Earned honorable mention all-league status • Recipient of the Coaches Award • Also lettered in basketball, indoor track & field and football • Helped the Colonials to Co-League championship and District E playoffs in basketball • Member of Shrewsbury football team which captured 2000 Super Bowl • Honor student each semester, posted a 3.11 grade point average. AT SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY: Played freshman year at Suffolk University for coach Cary McConnell • Appeared in seven games (5 2/3 innings) • Posted a team-low 1.59 ERA. PERSONAL: Oldest of three children and only son of Ed Nelson of Middleboro, MA, and Joan Nelson of Shrewsbury, MA • Nicknamed “Nellie” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team, Barry Zito as favorite player • Enjoys working as a DJ in his spare time • Majoring in business marketing.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2005 3.12 2-3 25 0 0 0 11 40.1 42 16 14 11 27 .273 2 2 0

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PETERNICKERSON Harring on Nickerson: Junior • Pitcher • 6-1, 190 Dracut, MA • Dracut H.S. “We are looking for Pete to build off his fantastic sophomore year PROFILE: Hard-throwing lefty who emerged as UML’s ace and one of where he established himself as the top hurlers in the Northeast Region as a sophomore • Possesses one of the top pitchers in the potent fastball and curve • Challenges any hitter • Majoring in criminal league. If he can cut down on justice. his walks, he will make himself AS A SOPHOMORE: ABCA/Rawlings Northeast Region all-star • that much more of a big-game Northeast-10 Conference First Team all-star • Selected to pitch in the pitcher.” NEIBA All-Star Game • NE-10 Pitcher of the Week once, NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll once • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in five categories: fifth in wins (7), sixth in games started (11), eighth in ERA (1.89), ninth in innings pitched (76.0) and fewest66 earned runs allowed (16) • Appeared in 11 games with 11 starts with two complete games, one shutout and one combined shutout • Posted666 a team-low 1.89 ERA, limited opposing batters to a 248 average • Highlighted the season in a 2-0 win over Saint Rose, scattering 11 strikeouts, four hits and no walks. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in eight games, all in relief • Season-highs include four strikeouts over two innings in a 16-3 victory over American International • Posted a 3.09 ERA with 12 strikeouts and four walks and four earned runs in 11 2/3 innings. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity player at Dracut H.S. for coach Hank Golec • Earned All-Merrimack Valley Conference honors • Named captain, team most valuable player as a senior • Also lettered in wrestling and football • Member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Oldest of four children of Kevin and Patricia-Lynne Nickerson of Dracut, MA • Nicknamed “Pistol Pete” • Lists Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots as favorite professional teams • Favorite players include Barry Zito.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2004 3.09 0-0 8 0 0 0 0 11.2 16 8 4 4 12 .340 1 1 0 2005 1.89 7-2 11 11 2 1 0 76.0 70 23 16 32 48 .248 5 6 0 Total2.057-219112 1 087.28631203660.2616 7 0

SEANPATNO Harring on Patno: Junior • SS • 5-10, 160 “Sean is coming off a solid Chelmsford, MA • Chelmsford H.S. season where he established himself as one of the premier defensive in the PROFILE: Expected to start at shortstop following two stellar years • league. He has tremendous Confident, slick fielder, very good instincts and above average range • range and worked hard on his Significantly improved hitter from his freshman year • Dangerous bunter with tremendous speed • Majoring in civil engineering. footwork to be able to make all AS A SOPHOMORE: Played and started all but one game • Northeast- the plays. Offensively, his speed 10 Weekly Honor Roll once • Led the NE-10 in assists with a school record 151, fourth in double and ability to work the count are plays (35) • Also helped UML to a school record 51 double plays in 2005 • Highlights include a 4 his biggest assets. For a team for 5 effort with one run and one RBI in a 10-2 win at Southern New Hampshire; 11 assists in an to have success, it needs a 8-5 win at Southern Connecticut • Also enjoyed a standout summer with the Aurora Bombers of shortstop to make all the plays. 1212 the Rocky Mountain Baseball121212 League • Batted .303 with 33 hits, 16 RBI and 15 runs • Helped the Sean does just that.” Bombers (17-13) place fourth in the RMBL. AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 35 games with 25 starts • Season-highs included three hits twice: in a 16-0 win at American International and a 9-2 win at Bryant College; four runs in the win over AIC • Posted an on-base percentage of .324, drew 10 walks. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Chelmsford H.S. for coach Mike O’Keefe • Two-time Merrimack Valley Conference all-star • Led Chelmsford to MVC Championship • Captain as a senior • Also a four-year hockey player, led Chelmsford to MVC championship and semifinal of the Massachusetts Super Eight Tournament • Two-time MVC all-star • High Honor Roll student • Named Student of the Month. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 12, 1985 • One of three children of Steve and Alyson Patno of Chelmsford, MA • Favorite players include , Nomar Garciaparra, Mario Lemieux • Lists Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots as favorite teams • Aspires to play baseball as long as possible, and pursue a career in architecture, civil engineering or teaching.

Career Statistics Year AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2004 .237 35-25 93 14 22 0 0 0 5 22 .237 10 2 15 1 .324 0 4 4-5 2005 .268 47-47 168 26 45 3 0 0 14 48 .286 21 1 17 2 .351 1 6 7-9 Total .257 82-72 261 40 67 3 0 0 19 70 .268 31 3 32 3 .341 1 10 11-14

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MARKSAKELAKOS Harring on Sakelakos: Sophomore • Pitcher • 6-3, 220 “After a two-year hiatus, Sak’s Peabody, MA • Peabody H.S. journey finally begins. He has PROFILE: Anxious to play following a two-year hiatus • Trans- excellent stuff, a hard moving ferred after one year at Saint Anselm (did not play), and sat out fastball that compliments his the 2005 season due to NCAA transfer rules • Has three years of knee buckling breaking ball. eligibility • Hard-thrower who uses his size (6-foot-4) to his We are anxious to see what he advantage • Majoring in criminal justice. adds to our staff.” HIGH SCHOOL: Former standout at Peabody H.S. for coach Ed Nizwantowski • Earned Greater Boston League all-star honors as a junior and senior • Also was a basketball standout for the Tanners. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 14, 1985 • Youngest232323 of three grown children of Peter and Janet Sakelakos of Peabody, MA • Nicknamed “Sak” • Lists New England Patriots and Boston Red Sox as favorite professional teams • Favorite sports figures include Tom Brady, Barry Zito and Manny Ramirez • Helped Peabody to the 1998 World Series title • Aspires to become a teacher or a parole officer following graduation.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2005 Redshirt -Did not play

ANDREWTERISTA Harring on Terista: Senior • Catcher/3B • 6-0, 185 “Andrew is a very hard working Danvers, MA • Danvers H.S. (Greensboro College) member of this team. He will do everything to help the team. He PROFILE: Transferred from Greensboro College after two years • Will fight for innings at catcher • Blue collar work ethic • Very has worked hard to improve his receptive, consummate team player • Majoring in liberal arts. defense. Offensively, he is a AS A JUNIOR: Played in 13 games with eight starts • Batted very good fastball hitter.” .257 with an on-base rate of .297 • Season highlights include a 2 for 4 effort with two runs in a 12-1 win over American Interna- tional , one of three 2 for 4 efforts on the season. GREENSBORO COLLEGE: Two-year player at Greensboro College for coach Ken Carlyle • In 2004, appeared in 17 games with nine starts as GC posted a 21-19 record • Batted .226 with seven292929 hits and four RBI • Played in 19 games with 15 starts in 2003, helping the Pride to a 13-20 clip • Batted .259 with 14 hits, nine runs and four RBI • Named Dixie Conference Rookie of the Week once. HIGH SCHOOL: Former standout at Danvers H.S. for coach Roger Day • Also played football, named team’s defensive lineman of the year as a junior • Recipient of 110 Percent Award as a senior. PERSONAL: Youngest of two children and only son of John Terista of Danvers, MA, and Deborah Riva of Danvers, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team, Manny Ramirez as favorite player.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2005 .257 13-8 35 3 9 1 0 0 0 10 .286 1 1 5 0 .297 0 0 0-0

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ERIKWILLETT Harring on Willett: Junior • Pitcher • 6-4, 190 Salisbury, MA • Triton Regional H.S. “Erik is loaded with potential and is coming off a very PROFILE: With size (6-foot-4) and raw talent, has all the tools to successful fall campaign. If he become a regular in the rotation • Blue-collar work ethic • Solid learns to harness his energy breaking ball • Could have a breakout season after a good and use it to his advantage, he showing in the fall • Majoring in business administration. could have a great year.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Posted a 2-1 record in 11 appearances totaling 14.1 innings • Highlights include one , no walks or hits in three innings of a 5-3 win over American International. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in nine games • Best outing came in a 7-5 victory over Southern Connecticut in the Northeast-10 Tournament championship: scattered three hits,141414 one earned run and six strikeouts over 5 1/3 innings of relief • Held opposing batters to a .254 average. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Triton Regional H.S. • Earned All-Cape Ann League honors • Named to the Cape Ann League All-Star Game • Recipient of the most improved player award, pitching award • Team most valuable player • Also a three-year cross country runner for the Vikings • All-State standout • Captain as a senior • Recipient of team most valuable runner award and most improved runner. PERSONAL: Oldest of two children of Robert and Cathy Willett of Salisbury, MA • Nicknamed “Sunshine” • Lists Pedro Martinez among favorite players • Favorite professional teams include Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots • Enjoys working on cars in his spare time.

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2004 8.44 2-0 9 0 0 0 0 16.0 16 15 15 21 14 .254 5 0 0 2005 8.16 2-1 11 0 0 0 0 14.1 18 17 13 11 12 .300 0 4 0 Total8.314-1200 0 0 030.13432283226.2765 4 0

PATRICKWILSON Harring on Wilson: Junior • 1B • 6-1, 200 “Pat is coming off a tremendous Dracut, MA • Bishop Guertin H.S. sophomore year. He is a very good middle-of-the-order hitter PROFILE: Returns following a stellar sophomore year at first who uses all fields. He has good base • Among UML’s strongest players • Tireless worker on the power and excellent bat control field and in the weightroom • Brings power to the middle of the for a power hitter. Defensively, lineup • Very good defensively • Majoring in civil engineering. he is as good as anyone in the AS A SOPHOMORE: Northeast-10 Conference Second Team Conference. We expect another all-star • Northeast-10 Weekly Honor Roll twice • Ranked solid year from him.” among NE-10 leaders in six categories: total hits (tied for fourth, 62), at bats (fourth, 189), doubles (tied for fifth, 14), plate appearances (sixth, 206), total bases (seventh, 86), and RBI (eighth,303030 36) • Highlights include a 4 for 4 effort with three RBI and two runs in a 10-2 win at Southern New Hampshire; four RBI in an 8-3 win over Molloy. AS A FRESHMAN: Started 37 of 40 games • Season highs include three RBI in a 7-1 win over Bentley and 6-4 loss to Saint Rose • Other highlights include going 4 for 10 with two runs to help UML past Southern Connecticut (7-5, 7-1) in the North- east-10 Conference Tournament championship. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Bishop Guertin for coach Mike Lozeau • All-Conference, All-State standout as a senior • Named captain as a senior • Played for Hudson (NH) Post 48 American Legion team • Also lettered in basketball as a freshman and sophomore. PERSONAL: Son of Jim and Jane Wilson of Dracut, MA • Favorite sports figures include Larry Bird, • Lists Boston Red Sox and as favorite teams • Aspires to build a bridge and design his own home • Avid country music fan.

YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2004 .247 40-37 146 13 36 5 1 0 22 43 .295 5 7 28 1 .302 1 2 1-1 2005 .328 47-47 189 26 62 14 2 2 36 86 .455 9 4 26 5 .368 2 2 0-1 Total .292 87-84 335 39 98 19 3 2 58 129 .385 14 11 54 6 .339 3 4 1-2

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KYLEAHERN DANCHAISSON Freshman • Pitcher • 5-4, 150 Freshman • Catcher • 5-9, 220 Andover, MA • Andover H.S. Watertown, MA • Watertown H.S.

PROFILE: Expected to challenge hitters • Will PROFILE: Expected to provide right-handed likely see innings in relief • Good situational power • Will see immediate innings as a pitcher • Majoring in business administration. designated hitter • Provides depth at catcher HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Andover • Undecided on a major. H.S for coach Peter Maglio • Also attended HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time Middlesex League Worcester Academy for a postgraduate year all-star at Watertown H.S. for coach Joe and played for333333 coach Peter Kostacopoulos • Chiodo • Middlesex131313 League Most Valuable Merrimack Valley Conference all-star as a senior at Andover H.S. • Player as a senior • Watertown H.S. Male Athlete of the Year as a Also played for Andover American Legion Post 8 for coach Joe senior • All-Scholastic standout by The Boston Globe and the Iarrabino, led it to Massachusetts state championship in 2004. Boston Herald • Also earned Middlesex League all-star honors in PERSONAL: Born Sept. 25, 1985 in Bogota, Colombia • Youngest of both football and hockey • Led Eastern Massachusetts in home runs three children of Doug Ahern of Andover, MA, and Laura Ahern of as a senior • Captain of both the baseball and football teams as a North Andover, MA • Nicknamed “Pedro” • Lists Boston Red Sox as senior • Honor student as a junior and senior • Also played for the favorite team • Hobbies include “silversmithing,” aspires to be a Watertown Reds in the summer. goldsmith and to create jewelry on a large scale. PERSONAL: Born June 11, 1987 • One of three children of Charlie and Maria Chaisson of Watertown, MA • Nicknamed “Danny” • Lists Harring on Ahern: Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots and Boston Bruins as favorite professional teams • Influences include . “Kyle comes to UMass Lowell from two very successful programs, Andover High and Worcester Academy. Kyle is a true competitor Harring on Chaisson: and will challenge hitters with above average , and changeups.” “Dan comes to us after a much heralded season at Watertown High School. Offensively, he is blessed with tremendous power. As he learns to use the whole field, he will become an offensive force. Defensively, he has a strong arm and quick feet. He is working hard on his lateral movement and blocking skills.”

JAMESBARRY PAULCLEARY Sophomore • Pitcher • 6-0, 185 Freshman • Outfielder • 5-11, 195 Chelmsford, MA • Chelmsford H.S. Milton, MA • The Salisbury School University of Massachusetts PROFILE: One of nine outfielders on the PROFILE: Transferred from UMass (did not team who will battle for innings • Product of play) • Right-handed option out of the a very good preparatory school at Salisbury bullpen with a dominant split-fingered • Very good arm • Undecided on a major. fastball • Expected to provide immediate HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity player at depth • Majoring in business administration. The Salisbury School for coach Dan Donato HIGH SCHOOL: Former standout at Chelmsford H.S. for coach Mike • Two-time all-conference171717 player • Honorable Mention All-New O’Keefe • Led the Lions to a pair of Merrimack151515 Valley Conference England as a junior • Team Most Improved Player as a junior • Led championships • Recipient of 10th Player Award as a senior • Posted Salisbury to conference championships as a sophomore and junior a 4-3 record as a senior • Three-sport standout, also an honorable and a four-year record of 72-13 (.847) • Recipient of 200 Gatorade mention defensive back on the Chelmsford football team, helped Will To Win Award • Member of the Key Society • Three-sport athlete, Lions to the Massachusetts state championship game twice and also a member of the football and hockey • Also played for Milton three straight MVC titles • Also a three-time MVC all-star basketball Legion Post 114. player. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 15, 1986 in Boston, MA • Oldest of two sons PERSONAL: Born Aug. 30, 1984 in Freeport, Bahamas • One of two of Paul and Laura Cleary of Milton, MA • Nicknamed “ELC” • Favorite children of Alex and Lois Barry of Chelmsford, MA • Nicknamed teams include Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots • Influences “J.B.” • Lists Boston Red Sox, New York Knicks and New England include Tedy Bruschi, Tom Brady and Manny Ramirez. Patriots as favorite professional teams • Lists his parents, Alex and Lois, and Pedro Martinez as biggest influences. Harring on Cleary:

Harring on Barr y: “We expect Paul to gain experience in an outfield that has a ton of talent. He will give us depth in the corner outfield spots.” “James gives us the right handed option out of the bullpen that we lacked last year. He has a very good fork ball that keeps hitters guessing. He will add to our depth.”

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GRAEMECLOHOSEY LUKEDEMKO Freshman • Catcher • 6-0, 170 Freshman • Pitcher • 6-6, 250 Derry, NH • Pinkerton Academy Gilford, NH • Gilford H.S. University of Rhode Island PROFILE: Expected to be an immediate impact player at catcher • Very good PROFILE: Standout pitcher who could receiver with an exceptional throwing arm • immediately be a regular in the rotation • Falls in line with a rich tradition of catchers Attended the University of Rhode Island for at UML • Expected to be a future leader • one year (did not play) • Academically a Excellent student with a 3.8 grade point sophomore with four years of eligibility • An average in accounting. 888 intimidating presence at 6-foot-6, 250 pounds • Power arm, keeps HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Pinkerton Academy for coach the ball low in the zone • Expected to3535 35be an integral part of the Ron Manseau • All-State Class L standout in both baseball and rotation • Majoring in health education. football • Named Pinkerton’s Senior Male Athlete of the Year • HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time all-state player at Gilford H.S. for coach Shattered every passing record in the Pinkerton record books • John Lord • Three-year all-conference standout • Three-year captain Selected to play in the New Hampshire-Vermont Sugar Bowl • • Once threw a perfect game as a senior with 17 strikeouts • Two- Member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council. time team most valuable player • Played in the Twin State Games • PERSONAL: Born Oct. 31, 1986 in Derry, NH • Youngest of three Three-sport standout at GHS • Also a three-year all-state standout grown children of James and Gail Clohosey of Derry, NH • Enjoys basketball player and a two-year all-state soccer player • Twice fishing in spare time • Lists Boston Red Sox and New England named the team most valuable player in basketball • Most valuable Patriots as favorite teams • Influences include Jason Varitek and Joe player in several tournaments • Recipient of most improved honors Montana • Aspires to remain involved with baseball. and coaches award in soccer • Three-year honor student, gradu- ated with a 3.3 grade point average. Harring on Clohosey: PERSONAL: Born June 26, 1986 in St. Johnsbury, VT • Youngest of three sons of Allan and Cory Demko of Gilford, NH • Lists his “Graeme is a tremendous receiver with a very good arm. Defen- grandfather and as biggest influences • Lists the sively, he is well advanced. Offensively, as he gets stronger and fills Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Aspires to pursue a professional into his frame, he will be a very productive hitter. We expect career and later to join the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency • Enjoys Graeme to catch and contribute a lot as a freshman. He will be an reading sports books in his spare time. outstanding catcher before his days are through at UMass Lowell.” Harring on Demko:

“Luke willl give us a power arm with size. He keeps his fastball low and the ball jumps out of his hand. His slider is starting to turn into a dominant pitch. With work on his changeup, we think Luke could Have a Great Season be a frontline starter in this league.” from all of us at

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TIMDEMPSEY PATDONOVAN Senior • Outfield/1B • 5-11, 200 Junior • Pitcher • 5-9, 190 Lexington, MA • Lexington H.S. Lowell, MA • Lowell H.S. University of Connecticut UMass Boston

PROFILE: Transfers to UML for his senior PERSONAL: PROFILE: Transfers to UML season after three years at the University after playing two years at UMass Boston • of Connecticut • Impact player expected to Will be a significant part of the bullpen • play immediately in right field • Exceptional Changes speeds effectively, very good arm • Brings valuable experience to a split-fingered fastball • Throws in the high young team • Majoring in business administration. 80s • Solid hitter, will also see plenty of at-bats • Majoring in exercise HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter for coach777 Tom O’Grady at physiology. 212121 Lexington H.S. • Two-time Middlesex League all-star • Helped HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player for coach George Cunha at Lowell Lexington to the 2001 Division I North Championship over Lowell H.S. H.S. • Merrimack Valley All-Star • Voted team’s most valuable player • • Also a four-year member of the indoor track and field team, earned Captain as a senior • Also a member of the LHS football team • most valuable freshman honors. Member of LHS National Honor Society. UNIV. OF CONNECTICUT: Three-year player at the University of UMASS BOSTON: Little East Conference Rookie of the Year, second Connecticut (2003-05) • Batted .264 as a freshman, which included team all-star as a freshman in 2004 • Ranked among LEC pitchers in 20 RBI, 16 runs, and 11 doubles • Made 24 starts in 40 games for the four categories: wins (4, second), strikeouts per game (6.38, Huskies (24-23) • Batted .301 as a sophomore and started 35 of 46 eighth), complete games (3, tied for first) and opponents batting games for the Huskies (26-29-1) with 41 hits, 20 runs and 19 RBI • average (.210, second) • Batted .284 as a sophomore with a team- Limited to 17 games as a junior (nine starts) due to injury with nine highs of nine home runs, 33 RBI and a .539 slug rate • Ranked among hits, eight runs and four RBIs UConn went 34-22. LEC leaders in four categories: home runs (9, first), RBI (33, third), PERSONAL: Born Dec. 4, 1982 in Boston, MA • Oldest and only son slugging (.539, fourth) and bases (76, fourth) • Also compiled 27 of Jack and Janice Dempsey of Lexington, MA • Lists Boston Red runs and seven doubles and helped UMB to a 17-22 clip in 2005 • Sox and New England Patriots as favorite teams • Favorite players Also made nine appearances as a pitcher. include Tom Brady and David Ortiz • Sister, Jackie, is a sophomore on PERSONAL: Born July 29, 1985 in Lowell, MA • One of three sons of the Villanova softball team who was named to the Big East Confer- Richard and Patricia Donovan of Lowell, MA • Nicknamed “Donny” • ence All-Freshman team in 2005 • Aspires to graduate with two Lists Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots as favorite degrees. professional teams • Influences include parents, Richard and Patricia, Cal Ripken, Jr., and • Aspires to become a Harring on Dempsey: physical therapist.

“Tim has a tremendous all around game. He will give us some much Harring on Donovan: needed power from the left side of the plate. He compliments Tim (Manton) and Steve (Paddock) in the outfield very well. He has the “We expect Pat to anchor the back end of the bullpen. He has four best throwing arm on the team, and does a very good job defen- quality pitches that will get batters out in any count. He is a very sively. Tim also give us another threat on the bases. We expect him mentally tough player which will help our bullpen.” to solidify the best outfield in the NE -10.”

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RYANDOOLEY DANGEORGETTE Freshman • Pitcher/1B • 6-7, 260 Freshman • Pitcher • 5-10, 175 North Reading, MA • North Reading H.S. Burlington, MA • Burlington H.S.

PROFILE: Expected to provide instant right- PROFILE: Crafty left-handed pitcher, very handed power as a designated hitter • good competitor • With more strength and Advanced hitter for a freshman • Also experience, could be a significant part of expected to add depth to the bullpen • the rotation • Undecided on a major. Enjoyed a storied career at North Reading HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter for H.S., mindful of UML and NRHS alumnus coach Jim Curtain at Burlington H.S. • Steve Palazzolo • Undecided on a major.343434 Three-time Middlesex272727 League all-star • Recipient of Burlington H.S. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at North Reading H.S. for coach Players Award • 2004 Player of the Year by The Sun • Captain as a Frank Carey • Two-time all-state standout • League Most Valuable senior • Also a four-year basketball standout and three-year football Player as a junior • Two-time league all-star • Two-year all-scholastic player • Two-time Middlesex League all-star in basketball, earned the standout by The Boston Globe, Boston Herald and Eagle Tribune • honor as a senior in football • Also earned all-scholastic billing from Recipient of the Eagle Tribune Jay Yennaco Award • Compiled more The Sun in both sports • Honor Roll student • Recipient of 21st than 100 hits in high school career • Also a three-year starter and Century Book Award for most improved English student. league all-star on the NRHS basketball team • Honor student • PERSONAL: Born Sept. 4, 1985 • One of three sons of Bob and Recipient of the NRHS Poetry Award. Paula Georgette • Nicknamed “Georgey” • Favorite teams include PERSONAL: Born Sept. 26, 1986 in Melrose, MA • Oldest of two Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots • Influences include Ted sons of Bill and Lisa Dooley of North Reading, MA • Nicknamed Williams • Aspires to teach and coach following graduation. “O’Douls” • Lists Boston Red Sox, Philadelphia Eagles and Phoenix Suns as favorite professional teams • Influences include Michael Harring on Georgette: Jordan, David Ortiz • Wears a size 18 shoe. “Danny is a former Sun Player of the Year who is a tremendous Harring on Dooley: athlete. He is a person who is working extremely hard to get innings as a left handed pitcher. We expect big things in the future from “Ryan comes to us from a very successful high school program. He him.” will give us right-handed power and quality middle relief innings on the mound. With his size, his potential is unlimited.” MATTIORIO Freshman • 2B • 5-6, 165 BRENDANFULLERTON Andover, MA • Andover H.S. Freshman • Infield • 6-0, 180 Beverly, MA • Beverly H.S. PROFILE: Advanced defensive player who is expected to start at second • Exceptional PROFILE: Very good athlete • Defensively at turning double plays • Will provide has great hands and a strong arm • Will see leadership in the infield • Very passionate significant playing time in the infield • With player, good bat control • Undecided on a more strength, could become among the top major. infielders in the NE-10 • Undecided on a HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Andover H.S. for coach Ken Maglio • Started all444 four years • Co-captain as a senior, led Andover major. 44 HIGH SCHOOL: Former standout at Beverly222 H.S. for coach Dave to Merrimack Valley Conference championship in 2004 and 2005 as Wilbur • All-Northeast Conference standout as a junior and senior • well as the 2005 Division I North championship • All-Scholastic Recipient of the Panther Award for dedication, leadership and standout by the Boston Herald and the Eagle Tribune • Also a four- achievement • Captain as a junior and senior • Team MVP as a senior year starter for Andover Legion Post 8 • Led Post 8 to American • Three-sport athlete also played golf and hockey, serving as captain Legion state championship • High honor roll student four years • in both • Northeast Conference Player of the Year, Boston Herald All- Recipient of the 2004 Anthropology Award. Scholastic in hockey as a senior • NEC hockey all-star as a junior PERSONAL: Born Feb. 26, 1987 • Youngest of two sons of John and and senior • Also a NEC all-star in golf as a sophomore and a junior. Terry Iorio of Andover, MA • Nicknamed “Cookie” • Favorite profes- PERSONAL: Born Sept. 24, 1986 • One of five grown children of Jim sional teams include Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots • Fullerton of North Carolina and Vivian Mattei of Beverly, MA • Favorite sports figures include . Nicknamed “Fully” • Favorite teams include Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots • Lists Tiger Woods as favorite sports figure. Harring on Iorio:

Harring on Fullerton: “Matt plays the game with a tremendous amount of passion and intensity. He is going to solidify our infield defense with his “Brendan gives us added depth at 3B, SS, and 2B. He is a very good tremendous ability to turn the . On the offensive side of athlete with outstanding hands. Add to that a good arm and feet and the ball, he has very good bat control, goes to the opposite field you have a very good infielder. He needs to get stronger to fill into very well, and has the knack for coming up with the key hit. Matt his frame and that will make him a very good hitter. He will find his Iorio instantly makes this team better.” way onto the field because he can play the game.”

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TIMKEENE STEVEPADDOCK Freshman • 3B • 5-9, 200 Junior • Outfield • 6-1, 220 Berlin, NH • Berlin H.S. Milford, MA • Milford H.S. St. Petersburg Junior College PROFILE: Could immediately step in at third base • Offensively will provide power from PROFILE: Transfers from St. Petersburg the left side of the plate • Very disciplined College • Drafted by the batter • Quietly confident player • Unde- Dodgers in 46th round of the 2003 draft • cided on a major. Major League power, very good plate HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Berlin discipline • Will start the year in left field • H.S. for coach Dan Brigham • 2005 New161616 Hampshire Class M Player Very good defensive outfielder with good instincts • Majoring in of the Year • Batted over .600 • Three-time all-state standout: criminal justice. 282828 honorable mention as a sophomore, first team as a junior and senior HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Milford H.S. for coach Charlie • Conference player of the year as a senior • Also a hockey player • Stand • Mid-Wachusset Conference Most Valuable Player • All-State Named captain as a junior and senior • Member of BHS National honors as a senior • Played in MCBA All-Star Game at • Honor Society. All-Scholastic standout by the Metrowest Daily News twice and The PERSONAL: Born Dec. 31, 1986 • Oldest of two sons of Russell and Telegram as a senior • Captain, team most valuable player as a Edwina Keene of Berlin, NH • Lists Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins senior • Also a three-year football player • Recipient of Paul Davey as favorite professional teams • Favorite players include Nomar Award for Defensive Most Valuable Player • Metrowest Daily News/ Garciaparra. Coca Cola Gold Helmet Award for Defense • Team Defensive Player of the Year • Team Rookie of the Year as a sophomore • Also a two- Harring on Keene: year basketball player. “Tim comes to UMass Lowell as a highly regarded and recruited ST. PETERSBURG COLLEGE: Two-year starter for coach Dave Pano player out of New Hampshire. He gives us lefthanded power on • Named a Florida Community College Athletic Association all-star as offense, while also putting the ball in play. As he matures, we a sophomore • Most Valuable Player of Florida State Junior College expect him to hit in the middle of our lineup. He is working ex- State Tournament • Led St. Petersburg to NJCAA World Series, fell to tremely hard defensively, where he has improved his lateral New Mexico JC (6-3) in the national championship game • Batted movement and his arm strength. He will get plenty of experience in .318 with 55 hits, 35 RBI and 11 home runs • Batted .316 but limited to his inaugural year in the Northeast-10 Conference.” 38 at-bats as a freshman despite arthroscopic knee surgery. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 19, 1984 • Oldest of two sons of Gerald and Jean Paddock • Aspires to play professionally • Hobbies include playing drums.

Harring on Paddock:

“We expect a lot out of Steve this season hitting in the three-spot in the order. He has tremendous power to all fields and knows how to work the count into his favor. He has very good instincts on the bases and in the field.”

26 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 DUSTINRAMEY BRIANTANGUY Freshman • P • 6-0, 210 Senior • Pitcher • 5-10, 185 Kingston, NH • Sanborn Regional H.S. Weymouth, MA • Boston College H.S. Saint Anselm • Tennessee Wesleyan PROFILE: Expected to compete for starting spot in the rotation • Right-handed pitcher PROFILE: Transfers to UML after one year with a lively fast ball and hard-breaking at Tennessee Wesleyan • Will sit out the curve • Extremely hard worker, eager to 2006 season due to NCAA transfer rules learn • Majoring in business management. and have one year of eligibility • Expected HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at to be a regular in the starting rotation in Sanborn Regional H.S. for coach Jeff Cloos101010 • Earned All-State third 2007 • Exceptional slider • Majoring in business administration. team honors • Two-year captain • Also a member of SRHS soccer HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year player at Boston College H.S. for coach and basketball teams • Two-year basketball player, earned honorable Norm Walsh • All-Catholic Conference standout as a senior • Also mention all-state honors • Recipient of Mr. Defense Award • Four- earned honorable mention all-star status from The Patriot Ledger. year soccer player • First team all-state as a senior • Led SRHS to SAINT ANSELM (2003): Played freshman year at Saint Anselm for consecutive state championships • Two-year captain • Honor student coach Ken Harring • Posted a 5-5 record with a 3.83 ERA over 11 all four years • Member of the SRHS National Honor Society • appearances (five starts) and 42.1 innings pitched • Compiled 26 Member of SRHS Academic Hall of Fame. strikeouts while allowing 18 runs (13 earned), 16 walks • Limited PERSONAL: Born Jan. 20, 1987 in Lawrence, MA • Youngest of two batters to a .259 average • Five victories tied a single season record children of Fred and Jayne Ramey of Kingston, NH • Nicknamed • Helped the Hawks (23-20) to the ECAC Division II Championship. “Dusty” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Influences include TENNESSEE WESLEYAN COLLEGE (2005): Played one season at Curt Schilling. NAIA Tennessee Wesleyan College (26-12) for coach Billy Berry • Maintained a 1.40 ERA over 15 appearances and 25.2 innings • Harring on Ramey: Ranked second among NAIA Division I pitchers in saves with seven • Helped TWC to the Appalachian Athletic Conference championship. “We think Dustin is the sleeper in a very good recruiting class. His PERSONAL: Born Mar. 28, 1984 in Weymouth, MA • One of two fastball tops out in the upper 80’s. If he gains command of his off children of Brian and Joanne Tanguy of Weymouth, MA • Nicknamed speed pitches, we think Dustin will have a great freshman cam- “Tange” • Favorite teams include Boston Red Sox, Atlanta Braves paign. He will get quality innings as a freshman.” and New England Patriots • Influences include Roger Clemens.

Harring on Tanguy:

“Brian Tanguy will be a key to UMass Lowell’s baseball future. Having won five games at Saint Anselm, including one against UMass Lowell, as a freshman, he is a proven bigtime pitcher that touches 90 miles per hour. He also has a devastating slider.”

LUKEWALLACE Freshman • Outfield • 6-2, 185 Yorktown Heights, NY • Yorktown H.S.

PROFILE: Will redshirt the 2006 season • Outfielder with tremendous potential • Very Rob Aziz good defensively, excellent arm • Very good upside offensively, has a bright future • Will Consultant voice: (978) 834-9990 sit out the 2006 season. toll free: (888) 944-9990 HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year player at P.O. Box 5862 cell: (978) 815-5796 Yorktown H.S. for coach Sean Kennedy • Two-time all-league and Salisbury, MA 01952 facsimile: (978) 834-9944 all-section standout • Recipient of Yorktown Husker Outstanding Male Athlete as a Senior • Also earned all-star billing from the North [email protected] County News • Named captain as a senior • Recipient of Joseph Sorrentino Memorial Award • Also a three-year basketball standout • Two-year captain, all-league standout as a senior. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 14, 1986 in Mount Kisco, NY • Oldest of three sons of Chuck and Lainie Wallace of Yorktown Heights, NY • Securities offered through Investors Capital Corporation Nicknamed “Rusty” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • 230 Broadway, Lynnfield, MA 01940 Favorite sports figures include Jim Edmonds, Ken Griffey, Jr. • (800) 949-1422 Aspires to become a physical therapist. Member NASD/SIPC Harring on Wallace:

“Luke is redshirting this year, but we expect him to be a contributor in the future. He has an above average arm and very good upside.”

27 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 The Northeast-10 Conference

Currently in its third decade, the Northeast-10 Conference has estab- lished itself as one of the premier all- around NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. The NE-10 is now the second largest Division II conference in the country and is comprised of 15 institu- tions: six from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, three each from New York and New Hamp- shire, and one each from Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Founded in 1980 as the Northeast-7, the charter mem- bers were American International College, Assumption College, Bentley College, Bryant College, the University of Hartford, Springfield College and Stonehill College. Saint Anselm was admitted to the conference in 1981 and Merrimack joined the fold in 1984, replacing Hartford, now a Division I institution. The conference expanded from eight to 10 teams with the addition of Quinnipiac and Saint Michael's in 1987. Springfield left the conference for Division III following the completion of the 1994-95 academic year. The conference returned to 10 teams in 1996-97 with the addition of Le Moyne College and then expanded to 11 in 1997-98 with the Northeast-10 First Team Standout Ronnie Nelson inclusion of Pace University. In 1998-99, the conference reverted to 10 schools when Quinnipiac shifted its programs to Division I. The NE-10 expanded to 15 institutions beginning with the 2000-01 academic year. The five new institutions included Northeast-10 Champions Franklin Pierce College, the UMass Lowell, Southern New Hampshire University (formerly New Hampshire College), Year Regular Season Tournament The College of Saint Rose and Southern Connecticut State 2005 Southern Connecticut Franklin Pierce University. 2004 Saint Anselm UMass Lowell In addition, the Northeast-10 Conference sponsors 20 2003 UMass Lowell, Franklin Pierce UMass Lowell championships: men's and women's soccer, field hockey, 2002 UMass Lowell, Bryant UMass Lowell , men's and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, golf, men's and women's basketball, baseball, 2001 UMass Lowell UMass Lowell softball, men's and women's , football and men's 2000 Stonehill/Bryant Stonehill and women's indoor and outdoor track and field. 1999 Stonehill,Merrimack Bryant 1998 Bryant N/A 1997 Merrimack Quinnipiac Northeast-10 Administration 1996 Merrimack/Bryant Merrimack 1995 Merrimack/Springfield Merrimack Commissioner: David R. Brunk 1994 Merrimack/Springfield Springfield 1993 Assumption/Quinnipiac Springfield [email protected] 1992 Quinnipiac Springfield Associate Commissioner: Jonathan Harper 1991 American International American Int’l [email protected] 1990 Quinnipiac Merrimack Director of Media Relations: Katie Healey 1989 American International Springfield [email protected] 1988 Assumption Quinnipiac Assistant Commissioner for Internal Operations, 1987 Springfield Assumption Senior Woman Administrator: Erin Callahan 1986 Bryant Springfield [email protected] 1985 Stonehill Stonehill Assistant to the Commissioner: Amy Resnick 1984 Stonehill N/A [email protected] 1983 Assumption N/A Website: www.northeast10.org 1982 Assumption N/A 1981 Springfield N/A Mailing Address: 16 Belmont Street South Easton, MA 02375 *UMass Lowell joined the Northeast-10 Conference effective the academic year 2000-01. (508) 230-9841

28 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 Final 2005 Standings 2005 All Conference Teams

Northeast-10 Overall First Team Yr. Pos. School Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Peter Nickerson So. SP UMass Lowell Southern Connecticut 25-5 .833 31-14 .689 David Qualben So. SP Pace Pace 20-7 .741 27-16 .628 Matt Hennessey Jr. SP Southern Connecticut Billy Sittig Jr. SP Stonehill Franklin Pierce 21-9 .700 32-14 .696 Ron Nelson So. RP UMass Lowell UMass Lowell 17-13 .567 28-20 .583 Miles Page Sr. C UMass Lowell Stonehill 17-13 .567 27-20 .574 Mel Davis Sr. 1B Southern Connecticut Mike Chambers Jr. 2B Franklin Pierce Bryant 16-14 .533 22-21 .512 Garrett Olson So. 3B Franklin Pierce Saint Rose 15-15 .500 24-25 .490 Shawn Hayes Jr. SS Franklin Pierce Saint Anselm 15-15 .500 19-21 .475 Chris Colabello Sr. OF Assumption Elliott Shea Jr. OF Franklin Pierce Bentley 15-15 .500 18-24 .429 Chris Hart Sr. OF Southern New Hamshire Assumption 10-18 .357 11-28 .282 Tim Flynn Sr. OF Stonehill Southern New Hampshire 10-20 .333 13-25 .342 Nate Liebenow Sr. DH UMass Lowell Bryan Duplissie Jr. UT Franklin Pierce Merrimack 6-23 .207 7-33 .175 American International 5-25 .167 9-30 .231 Second Team Tim Bryant Sr. SP Bentley Bryan Borowski Sr. SP Franklin Pierce Jeremiah St. Louis Fr. SP Saint Rose Jeff Farrell Jr. SP Southern Connecticut Earl Oakes So. RP Pace Joe Mariano Sr. C Saint Rose 2005 Northeast-10 Tournament Patrick Wilson So. 1B UMass Lowell Adam Rourke Jr. 2B Bryant Jeremy Terni Sr. 3B Southern Connecticut First Round (Single Elimination) Steve Gath So. SS Bentley Wednesday, May 11 Daryle Crowley Jr. OF Bryant Vinny Pennell So. OF Franklin Pierce at at Easton, MA Keith Beauregard Sr. OF Saint Anslem #3 Stonehill 5, #6 Saint Anselm 0 Anthony DiTroia Sr. OF Saint Rose Ted Mullen Fr. DH Pace at Lowell, MA Josh Colafemina Sr. UT Saint Rose #4 UMass Lowell 2, #5 Bryant 1 Third Team Matt Reilly Jr. SP Pace Second Round (Double Elimination) Ryan Williams So. SP Saint Anslem at LeLacheur Park • Lowell, Mass. Justin Cox Fr. SP Southern Connecticut Nick SantaBarbara So. SP Stonehill Friday, May 13 Matt Fisher So. RP Franklin Pierce #2 Franklin Pierce 7, Stonehill 3 Joe Pagan Jr. C Southern Connecticut UMass Lowell 1, #1 Southern Connecticut 0 (10) Mike Rocco So. 1B Bryant Nick Panza Jr. 2B Saint Rose Saturday, May 14 Paul Novakowski Jr. 3B Bryant Tyler Call Sr. SS Soutern Connecticut Stonehill 4, Southern Connecticut 3 Mickey Ryan Sr. OF Bryant Franklin Pierce 4, UMass Lowell 3 Tim Manton Fr. OF UMass Lowell Stonehill 7, UMass Lowell 5 Rick Sotiropoulos So. OF Merrimack Coley Lyons Jr. OF Stonehill Championship • Sunday, May 9 Kim Hart So. DH Franklin Pierce Franklin Pierce 7, Stonehill 4 Bob Theriault Jr. UT UMass Lowell

Most Valuable Player: Randy Fenton, Franklin Pierce Player of the Year: Bryan Duplissie, Franklin Pierce Freshman of the Year: Justin Cox, Southern Connecticut Pitcher of the Year: Billy Sittig, Stonehill Coach of the Year: Tim Shea, Southern Connecticut Regular Season Champion: Southern Connecticut Tournament Champion: Franklin Pierce NCAA Tournament: Southern Connecticut, Franklin Pierce, UMass Lowell

29 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2005 Offensive Team Leaders

Batting Average Runs Batted In 1. Franklin Pierce .316 1. Franklin Pierce 295 2. UMass Lowell .293 2. Saint Rose 284 3. Saint Rose .286 3. Stonehill 210 4. Stonehill .271 4. UMass Lowell 209 5. Southern Conn. .265 5. Southern Conn. 195 6. Bryant .263 6. Pace 172 7. Southern N.H. .255 7. Bentley 172 8. Bentley .254 8. Bryant 168 9. Pace .243 9. Southern N.H. 142 10. Assumption .242 10. Saint Anselm 130

Slugging Percentage Doubles 1. Franklin Pierce .491 1. Franklin Pierce 110 2. Saint Rose .406 2. Saint Rose 80 3. UMass Lowell .376 3. Stonehill 78 4. Stonehill .354 4. Pace 77 5. Pace .345 5. UMass Lowell 71 6. Southern Conn. .342 6. Southern Conn. 68 7. Southern N.H. .328 7. Bentley 67 8. Bentley .327 8. Southern N.H. 60 9. Bryant .319 9. Saint Anselm 54 10. Assumption .315 10. Assumption 53

On Base Percentage Triples Northeast-10 Third Team all-star Tim Manton 1. Franklin Pierce .380 1. UMass Lowell 18 2. Saint Rose .372 2. Franklin Pierce 16 At Bats Strikeouts 3. UMass Lowell .357 3. Saint Rose 13 1. Stonehill 313 4. Bryant .349 4. Stonehill 13 1. UMass Lowell 1627 2. Southern N.H. 291 5. Stonehill .345 5. Bentley 11 2. Saint Rose 1620 3. Franklin Pierce 1617 3. Assumption 291 6. Southern Conn. .343 6. Southern Conn. 8 4. Saint Rose 281 7. Bentley .333 7. Saint Anselm 7 4. Stonehill 1533 5. UMass Lowell 276 8. Pace .332 8. American Int’l 7 5. Southern Conn. 1518 6. Bryant 1461 6. Merrimack 274 9. Southern N.H. .316 9. Southern N.H. 6 7. Bryant 272 10. Assumption .310 10. 2 tied at 5 7. Bentley 1431 8. Pace 1382 8. American Int’l 267 9. Saint Anselm 1311 9. Pace 260 Runs Scored Home Runs 10. Assumption 1281 10. Franklin Pierce 247 1. Franklin Pierce 323 1. Franklin Pierce 47 2. Saint Rose 316 2. Saint Rose 29 Walks Stolen Bases 3. UMass Lowell 249 3. Pace 20 1. Saint Rose 192 1. Franklin Pierce 88 4. Stonehill 240 4. Southern Conn. 11 2. Southern Conn. 169 2. Saint Rose 82 5. Southern Conn. 224 5. Assumption 10 3. Stonehill 152 3. Stonehill 76 6. Bryant 206 6. UMass Lowell 9 4. Pace 151 4. Bryant 68 7. Bentley 203 7. Bryant 8 5. UMass Lowell 143 5. UMass Lowell 64 8. Pace 198 8. Stonehill 8 6. Franklin Pierce 135 6. Bentley 57 9. Southern N.H. 160 9. Southern N.H. 7 7. Bentley 131 7. Southern Conn. 51 10. Saint Anselm 159 10. 2 tied at 6 8. Bryant 129 8. Saint Anselm 45 9. Merrimack 124 9. American Int’l 41 Total Hits Total Bases 10. American Int’l 109 10. Pace 41 1. Franklin Pierce 511 1. Franklin Pierce 794 2. UMass Lowell 477 2. Saint Rose 657 Fielding Double Plays 3. Saint Rose 464 3. UMass Lowell 611 1. Bryant .968 1. Franklin Pierce 52 4. Stonehill 415 4. Stonehill 543 2. Stonehill .965 2. UMass Lowell 51 5. Southern Conn. 402 5. Southern Conn. 519 3. Franklin Pierce .965 3. Saint Rose 37 6. Bryant 384 6. Pace 477 4. Pace .964 4. Southern Conn. 37 7. Bentley 364 7. Bentley 468 5. Bentley .961 5. Stonehill 33 8. Pace 336 8. Bryant 466 6. Saint Rose .954 6. Merrimack 33 9. Southern N.H. 325 9. Southern N.H. 418 7. Saint Anselm .954 7. Bryant 33 10. Saint Anselm 312 10. Assumption 403 8. UMass Lowell .954 8. Bentley 32 9. Southern Conn. .953 9. Pace 31 10. Assumption .953 10. Saint Anselm 29

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Earned Run Average Losses 1. Saint Anselm 2.83 1. Bryant 17 2. Stonehill 2.97 2. Stonehill 18 3. Bryant 3.18 3. UMass Lowell 21 Southern Conn. 3.18 4. Saint Anselm 22 5. Merrimack 3.75 Southern Conn. 22 6. Franklin Pierce 3.77 Bentley 22 7. UMass Lowell 3.96 7. Franklin Pierce 23 8. College of St. Rose 4.29 8. Merrimack 24 9. Bentley 4.39 College of St. Rose 24 10. Southern N.H. 4.83 10. Southern N.H. 25

Opposing Batting Average Saves 1. Saint Anselm .227 1. Bryant 11 2. Southern Conn. .240 2. Stonehill 8 3. Franklin Pierce .243 3. College of St. Rose 6 4. Stonehill .244 4. Franklin Pierce 5 5. UMass Lowell .251 5. Southern Conn. 4 6. College of St. Rose .256 6. UMass Lowell 3 7. Bryant .258 Assumption 3 8. Merrimack .269 Southern N.H. 3 9. Southern N.H. .275 Merrimack 3 10. Bentley .278 10. Bentley 2

Innings Pitched Runners Picked Off 1. Bryant 496.0 1. Franklin Pierce 22 2. Southern Conn. 459.0 2. Assumption 14 3. Franklin Pierce 449.0 3. Southern Conn. 11 4. Saint Anselm 441.1 Bryant 11 5. College of St. Rose 415.2 5. UMass Lowell 7 6. Stonehill 390.1 Merrimack 7 7. UMass Lowell 370.0 7. Bentley 6 8. Merrimack 357.1 Stonehill 6 9. Southern N.H. 345.0 9. Southern N.H. 5 10. Bentley 342.0 Saint Anselm 5 Northeast-10 Second Team standout Patrick Wilson

Batters Struck Out Hits Allowed Walks Allowed Triples Allowed 1. Franklin Pierce 378 1. UMass Lowell 356 1. Bentley 124 1. UMass Lowell 3 2. UMass Lowell 357 2. Stonehill 365 2. Bryant 125 Franklin Pierce 3 3. Saint Anselm 353 3. Bentley 373 3. Merrimack 132 3. Assumption 7 Southern Conn. 353 4. Merrimack 377 4. American Int’l 150 Bryant 7 5. College of St. Rose 345 5. Southern N.H. 382 5. Southern Conn. 153 5. College of St. Rose 9 6. Bryant 332 6. Saint Anselm 383 6. Southern N.H. 155 Stonehill 9 7. Stonehill 305 7. Southern Conn. 406 7. Saint Anselm 163 Southern N.H. 9 8. Southern N.H. 281 8. Assumption 411 8. Stonehill 165 Saint Anselm 9 9. Merrimack 251 9. Franklin Pierce 417 9. College of St. Rose 169 9. Merrimack 13 10. Assumption 223 10. College of St. Rose 420 10. Franklin Pierce 182 Southern Conn. 13

Wins Runs Allowed Doubles Allowed Home Runs Allowed 1. Bryant 40 1. Merrimack 190 1. UMass Lowell 57 1. American Int’l 6 2. Franklin Pierce 32 2. Stonehill 195 Southern N.H. 57 2. Merrimack 9 3. Southern Conn. 30 3. Southern Conn. 204 Merrimack 57 Bentley 9 Saint Anselm 30 Bryant 204 4. Stonehill 58 4. UMass Lowell 10 5. Stonehill 28 5. Saint Anselm 216 5. Southern Conn. 59 5. Saint Anselm 12 6. College of St. Rose 24 6. UMass Lowell 220 6. Franklin Pierce 62 Southern Conn. 12 7. UMass Lowell 22 7. Bentley 223 Bentley 62 7. Southern N.H. 14 8. Merrimack 18 8. Southern N.H. 263 8. Saint Anselm 63 8. Stonehill 15 9. Bentley 17 9. Franklin Pierce 266 9. Assumption 75 9. Franklin Pierce 19 10. Southern N.H. 16 10. Assumption 288 10. Bryant 76 10. Assumption 24

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Batting Runs Batted In 1. Terni, SCS .402 1. Duplissie, FPC 49 2. Hayes, FPC .395 2. Chambers, FPC 44 3. Liebenow, UML .384 3. Olson, FPC 42 4. Olson, FPC .375 4. DuFour, STR 41 Hart, SNH .375 5. Stringham, STR 38 6. Rourke, BRY .355 6. Hayes, FPC 37 7. Colabello, ASM .354 7. Wilson, UML 36 Gath, BEN .354 8. Liebenow, UML 31 9. Flynn, STO .347 9. 3 tied at 30 10. Colafemina, STR .337

Slugging Percentage Doubles 1. Hayes, FPC .684 1. Chambers, FPC 18 2. Olson, FPC .625 2. Lyons, STO 15 3. Terni, SCS .614 Hayes, FPC 15 4. Chambers, FPC .572 Gath, BEN 15 5. Duplissie, FPC .571 5. Wilson, UML 14 6. Liebenow, UML .537 Arburr, PACE 14 7. Colabello, ASM .535 Duplissie, FPC 14 8. Shea, FPC .506 Liebenow, UML 14 9. Arburr, PACE .500 9. 4 tied at 13 10. DuFour, STR .497

On Base Percentage Triples 1. Terni, SCS .463 1. Liebenow, UML 6 2. Hayes, FPC .444 2. Manton, UML 5 3. Olson, FPC .442 3. Hayes, FPC 4 4. Sotiropoulos, MER .438 Shea, FPC 4 5. Liebenow, UML .431 Lawrence, STO 4 6. Colafemina, STR .429 Beauregard, STA 4 7. Gath, BEN .427 7. O’ Connor, BEN 4 8. Stringham, STR .426 8. 7 tied at 3 9. Colabello, ASM .423 10. Novakowski, BRY .420 Three-Time Northeast-10 all-star Bob Theriault

Runs Scored Home Runs At Bats Sacrifice Bunts 1. Olson, FPC 57 1. Olson, FPC 11 1. Manton, UML 201 1. Hussey, STA 8 2. Chambers, FPC 47 Duplissie, FPC 11 2. Olson, FPC 200 2. Vicente, BEN 7 3. Panza, STR 42 3. Chambers, FPC 9 3. Liebenow, UML 190 DeRubeis, SCS 7 Colafemina, STR 42 DuFour, STR 9 4. Wilson, UML 189 4. 10 tied at 6 Hayes, FPC 42 5. Mullen, PACE 7 5. Chambers, FPC 187 6. Call, SCS 39 Hayes, FPC 7 6. Call, SCS 186 Gath, BEN 39 7. Colabello, ASM 5 7. Lyons, STO 178 8. Audette, STO 37 Terni, SCS 5 8. Pope, UML 177 Shea, FPC 37 Arburr, PAC 5 Pennell, FPC 177 10. 2 tied at 36 10. 2 tied at 4 Duplissie, FPC 177

Total Hits Total Bases Walks Stolen Bases 1. Olson, FPC 75 1. Olson, FPC 125 1. Pullum, PAC 29 1. Colafemina, STR 26 2. Liebenow, UML 73 2. Chambers, FPC 107 2. Stringham, STR 28 2. Pennell, FPC 24 3. Manton, UML 65 3. Hayes, FPC 104 3. Colafemina, STR 27 3. Manton, UML 23 4. Wilson, UML 62 4. Liebenow, UML 102 4. DuFour, STR 26 4. Rourke, BRY 20 Chambers, FPC 62 5. Duplissie, FPC 101 5. Page, UML 25 5. Hayes, FPC 16 6. Flynn, STO 61 6. Shea, FPC 88 Audette, STO 25 Audette, STO 16 7. Call, SCS 60 7. Wilson, UML 86 7. Morgan, SCS 24 7. Lyons, STO 15 Hayes, FPC 60 8. Manton, UML 85 8. Sotiropoulos, MER 23 Gath, BEN 15 9. Lyons, STO 59 9. DuFour, STR 83 Vicente, BEN 23 9. Flynn, STO 14 10. Gath, BEN 58 10. Colafemina, STR 82 10. 2 tied at 22 Olson, FPC 14

32 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006 2005 Individual Pitching Leaders

Earned Run Average Saves 1. Monti, PACE 0.63 1. Nelson, UML 11 2. Cox, SCS 0.91 2. Oakes, PACA 9 3. Qualben, PAC 1.19 3. Rohrig, SCS 6 4. Vingo, SCS 1.48 4. Fisher, FPC 5 5. Duplissie, FPC 1.58 5. Andrade, ASM 4 6. Hennessey, SCS 1.69 Nelson, STO 4 7. Reilly, PACE 1.73 7. Mullins, STR 3 8. Nickerson, UML 1.89 Belleau, STA 3 9. Farrell, SCS 1.95 9. 7 tied at 2 10. Williams, STA 2.07

Opposing Batting Average Games Started 1. Qualben, PACE .149 1. Gaynor, BRY 12 2. Monti, PACE .162 Laurin, UML 12 3. Cox, SCS .164 Sloan, BRY 12 4. Farrell, SCS .177 Hennessey, SCS 12 5. Sittig, STO .195 5. McLane, STO 11 6. Fecteau, STA .202 Nickerson, UML 11 7. Hennessey, SCS .206 Shaughnessy, UML 11 8. Borowski, FPC .210 SantaBarbara, STO 11 9. Williams, STA .215 St. Louis, STR 11 10. Lenkowski, STA .218 Sittig, STO 11

Innings Pitched Runners Picked Off 1. Hennessey, SCS 90.2 1. Brower, ASM 8 2. Sloan, BRY 88.2 2. Hennessey, SCS 7 3. Laurin, UML 84.0 3. Qualben, PACE 6 4. Sittig, STO 83.1 4. Rustico, AIC 5 5. Fecteau, STA 83.0 Sloan, BRY 5 6. Williams, STA 82.2 6. Cox, SCS 4 7. Bryant, BEN 79.2 Sohn, MER 4 8. SantaBarbara, STO 78.2 8. St. Louis, STR 3 9. Nickerson, UML 76.0 Cummings, FPC 3 Shaughnessy, UML 76.0 10. 10 tied at 2 Junior Erik Willett

Strikeouts Hits Allowed Earned Runs Allowed Strikeouts Looking 1. Sittig, STO 90 1. Monti, PACE 25 1. Monti, PACE 3 1. Sittig, STO 36 2. Qualben, PACE 84 2. Qualben, PACE 35 2. Cox, SCS 7 2. Williams, STA 32 3. Laurin, UML 82 3. Nelson, STO 38 3. Vingo, SCS 8 3. Fecteau, STA 28 4. Fecteau, STA 70 4. Cox, SCS 39 4. Qualben, PACE 9 4. St. Louis, STR 23 5. St. Louis, STR 66 Vingo, SCS 39 5. Reilly, PACE 11 5. Laurin, UML 22 6. Hennessey, SCS 65 Herzog, BEN 39 6. Duplissie, FPC 11 6. Farrell, SCS 21 7. Farrell, SCS 58 7. Reilly, PACE 45 7. Nelson, STO 13 7. Hennessey, SCS 20 8. Cox, SCS 55 8. Farrell, SCS 46 8. Herzog, BEN 15 8. 4 tied at 19 9. Duplissie, FPC 54 9. Borowski, FPC 47 9. Nickerson, UML 16 Williams, STA 54 10. Lenkowski, STA 48 10. Farrell, SCS 16

Wins Runs Allowed Walks Allowed Appearances In Relief 1. Sittig, STO 9 1. Monti, PACE 6 1. Bryant, BEN 3 1. Nelson, UML 25 2. SantaBarbara, STO 8 2. Cox, SCS 14 2. Monti, PACE 7 2. Breen, STO 18 3. Farrell, SCS 7 Vingo, SCS 14 3. Qualben, PACE 8 3. Oakes, PACE 18 Borowski, FPC 7 4. Qualben, PACE 15 Soltis, AIC 8 4. Fisher, FPC 17 Nickerson, UML 7 5. Reilly, PACE 16 5. Lanciani, MER 9 5. Viscuso, STR 17 Hennessey, SCS 7 6. Herzog, BEN 17 6. Cummings, FPC 12 6. Nelson, STO 17 7. 9 tied at 6 7. Nelson, STO 19 7. Anderson, ASM 13 7. Belleau, STA 17 8. Farrell, SCS 20 8. Loh, BRY 14 8. Andrade, ASM 17 9. Duplissie, FPC 21 9. Sohn, MER 15 9. Rohrig, SCS 16 10. Sittig, STO 22 Nelson, STO 15 10. 3 tied at 15

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American Assumption Bentley

International April 19 • 6:00 • Lowell, MA March 26 • 12:00 • Waltham, MA (DH) April 21 • 3:30 • Worcester, MA March 28 • 3:00 • Lowell, MA April 2 (DH) • 12:00 • Lowell, MA April 3 • 12:00 • Springfield, MA Location: ...... Worcester, MA 01609 Location: ...... Waltham, MA 02452 Enrollment: ...... 2,200 Enrollment ...... 3,890 Location: ...... Springfield, MA 01109 President: ...... Dr. Thomas R. Plough President ...... Dr. Joseph G. Morone Enrollment ...... 1,200 Athletics Director: ...... Ted Paulauskas Athletic Director: ...... Bob DeFelice President ...... Vincent Maniaci Nickname: ...... Greyhounds Nickname: ...... Falcons Athletic Director: ...... Robert E. Burke Colors: ...... Blue, White & Grey Colors: ...... Blue and Gold Nickname: ...... Yellow Jackets Home Field: ...... Rocheleau Field Home Field: ...... Dana Athletic Center (2,600) Colors: ...... Gold, White & Black Head Coach: ...... George Reidy (First year) Head Coach ...... Bob DeFelice (38th year) Home Field: ...... AIC Park Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) Overall Record: ...... 528-637-4 (37 years) Head Coach ...... Nick Calini (Third year) Record at Assumption: ...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Bentley: ...... 525-628-4 (37 years) Overall Record: ...... 14-66 (Second year) 2005 Record: ...... 11-28 2005 Record: ...... 18-24 Record at American Int’l: ...... 14-66 (Second year) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2005 Record: ...... 9-30 2005 Conference Record: ...... 10-18 (12th) 2005 Conference Record: ...... 15-15 (8th) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Steve Morris Sports Information Director: ...... Dick Lipe 2005 Conference Record: ...... 5-25 (13th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Sports Information Director: ...... Greg Royce Office Phone: ...... (508) 767-7240 Office Phone: ...... (781) 891-2334 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (508) 798-2568 Fax Number: ...... (781) 891-2648 Office Phone: ...... (413) 205-3572 Last Meetings:...... UML 16, Assumption 5 (4/19/05) Last Meeting: ...... Bently 4, UML 1 (3/26/05) Fax Number: ...... (413) 205-3571 ...... Assumption 5, UML 4 (4/21/05) ...... UML 8, Bently 2 (3/26/05) Last Meetings: ...... UML 5, AIC 3 (4/4/05) ...... UML 3, Bently 2 (3/30/05) ...... UML 12, AIC 1 (4/29/05) ...... AIC 5, UML 4 (5/5/05)

Bloomfield Bryant Caldwell

May 1 • 4:00 • Lowell, MA May 6 • 4:00 • Lowell, MA Mar. 18 • 12:00 • Fort Myers, FL May 7 • 1:00 • Smithfield, RI Location: ...... Bloomfield, NJ 07003 May 8 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... Caldwell, NJ 07006 Enrollment: ...... 2,300 Enrollment ...... 2,270 President: ...... Richard A. Levao Location: ...... Smithfield, RI 02917 President ...... Sister Patrice Werner Athletic Director: ...... Sheila Wooten Enrollment ...... 2,900 Athletic Director: ...... Mark A. Corino Nickname: ...... Deacons President ...... Hon. Ronald K. Machtley Nickname: ...... Cougars Colors: ...... Maroon & Gold Interim Athletic Director: ...... John Ruppert Colors: ...... Scarlett, White & Gold Home Field: ...... Breslin Field Nickname: ...... Bulldogs Home Field: ...... Smith Field Head Coach: ...... Matt Belford (Fifth year) Colors: ...... Black, Gold & White Head Coach ...... Chris Reardon (Seventh year) Overall Record: ...... (Four years) Home Field: ...... Bryant Baseball Complex (500) Overall Record: ...... 99-91 (Six years) Record at Bloomfield: ...... (Four years) Head Coach ...... Jamie Pinzino (First year) Record at Caldwell: ...... 99-91 (Six years) 2005 Record: ...... 14-30 Overall Record: ...... 11-28 (One year) 2005 Record: ...... 22-20 Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Record at Bryant: ...... 0-0 (First year) Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference 2005 Conference Record: ...... 9-13 (Sixth) 2005 Record: ...... 22-21 2005 Conference Record: ...... 14-7 (Third) Sports Information Director: ...... Gladstone Harris Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Matthew McLagan E-Mail: ...... [email protected] 2005 Conference Record: ...... 16-14 (4th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (973) 748-9000, ext. 362 Sports Information Director: ...... Jason Sullivan Office Phone: ...... (973) 618-3567 Fax Number: ...... (973) 259-1085 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (973) 618-3370 Last Meeting: ...... First meeting Office Phone: ...... (401) 232-6072 Last Meetings: ...... UML 7, Caldwell 4 (3/13/05) Fax Number: ...... (401) 232-6361 ...... Caldwell 3, UML 0 (3/13/05) Last Meetings: ...... Bryant 5, UML 4 (5/6/05) ...... UML 2, Bryant 1 (5/6/05) ...... UML 4, Bryant 0 (5/9/05) ...... UML 2, Bryant 1 (5/11/05)

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Concordia Eckerd Florida Apr. 26 • 3:00 • Lowell, MA Mar. 16 • 7:00 • St. Petersburg, FL Southern

Location: ...... Bronxville, NY 10708 Location: ...... St. Petersburg, FL 33711 Mar. 15 • 7:00 • Lakeland, FL Enrollment ...... 600 Enrollment ...... 1,650 President ...... Dr. Viji George President ...... Donald Eastman III Location: ...... Lakeland, FL 33801 Athletic Director: ...... Ivan Marquez Athletic Director: ...... Bob Fortosis Enrollment ...... 1,765 Nickname: ...... Clippers Nickname: ...... Tritons President ...... Dr. Anne Kerr Colors: ...... Blue & Gold Colors: ...... Teal, White, Black & Navy Athletic Director: ...... Lois Webb Home Field: ...... Clipper Baseball Field Home Field: ...... Turley Athletic Complex Nickname: ...... Moccasins Head Coach ...... Bob Greiner (11th year) Head Coach ...... Bill Matthews (17th year) Colors: ...... Scarlet & White Overall Record: ...... 278-195-1 Overall Record: ...... 337-407-2 (16 years) Home Field: ...... Henley Field Record at Concordia: ...... 278-195-1 Record at Eckerd: ...... 337-407-2 (16 years) Head Coach ...... Pete Meyer (Seventh year) 2005 Record: ...... 28-21 2005 Record: ...... 15-35 Overall Record: ...... 187-83-1 (Six years) Conference: ...... NYCAC Conference: ...... Sunshins State Conference Record at Florida Southern: .. 146-55-1 (Four years) 2005 Conference Record: ...... 12-6 (Third) 2005 Conference Record: ...... 4-20 (Ninth) 2005 Record: ...... 51-11 (NCAA Champion) Sports Information Director: ...... Craig Boston Sports Information Director: ...... Evan Ortiz Conference: ...... Sunshins State Conference E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] 2005 Conference Record: ...... 16-8 (First) Office Phone: ...... (914) 337-9300, ext. 2448 Office Phone: ...... (727) 864-8242 Sports Information Director: ...... Bill Turnage Fax Number: ...... (914) 395-4515 Fax Number: ...... (727) 864-8968 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Last Meetings: ...... Concordia 4, UML 2 (5/18/01) Last Meeting: ...... Eckerd 11, UML 7 (3/15/04) Office Phone: ...... (863) 680-4256 ...... UML 6, Concordia 2 (5/19/01) Fax Number: ...... (863) 680-3953 ...... UML 8, Concordia 0 (5/1901) Last Meeting: Florida Southern 8, UML 4 (3/16/03)

Franklin Pierce Merrimack Molloy

April 30 • 12:00 • Rindge, NH (DH) Apr. 15 • 12:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) May 4 • 3:00 • Lowell, MA May 1 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA Apr. 17 • 3:30 • North Andover, MA Location: ...... Rockville Centre, NY 11570 Location: ...... Rindge, NH 03461 Location: ...... North Andover, MA 01845 Enrollment ...... 3,300 Enrollment: ...... 1,600 Enrollment ...... 2,150 President ...... Dr. Drew Bogner President: ...... Dr. George J. Hagerty President ...... Richard J. Santagati Athletic Director: ...... Susan Cassidy-Lyke Athletic Director: ...... Bruce Kirsh Athletic Director: ...... Sean Frazier Nickname: ...... Lions Nickname: ...... Ravens Nickname: ...... Warriors Colors: ...... Maroon& White Colors: ...... Crimson & Grey Colors: ...... Navy Blue, White and Gold Home Field: ...... John Darcy Field Home Field: ...... Dr. Arthur & Martha PappasField Home Field: ...... Warrior Field Head Coach ...... Joe Fucarino (First year) Head Coach: ...... Jayson King (Eighth year) Head Coach ...... Joe Sarno (Third year) Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) Overall Record: ...... 212-181-1 (10 years) Overall Record: ...... 25-57 (Second year) Record at Molloy: ...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Franklin Pierce:191-134-1 (Seven years) Record at Merrimack: ...... 24-57 (Second year) 2005 Record: ...... 21-22 2005 Record: ...... 32-14 2005 Record: ...... 7-33 Conference: . New York Collegiate Athletic Conference Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2005 Conference Record: ...... 12-8 (Fifth) 2005 Conference Record: ...... 21-9 (Second) 2005 Conference Record: ...... 6-23 (9th) Sports Information Director: ...... Jennifer Mischke Sports Information Director: ...... Doug Monson Sports Information Director: ...... Lisa Cascio E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (516) 678-5000, ext. 6479 Office Phone: ...... (603) 899-4222 Office Phone: ...... (978) 837-5238 Fax Number: ...... (516) 256-2210 Fax Number: ...... (603) 899-4328 Fax Number: ...... (978) 837-5079 Last Meeting: ...... First Meeting Last Meetings: ...... FPC 4, UML 3 (4/30/05) Last Meetings: ..... UML 5, Merrimack 1 (3/31/05) ...... FPC 5, UML 4 (5/1/05) ...... UML 10, Merrimack 5 (4/13/05) ...... UML 8, FPC 1 (5/1/05) ...... FPC 4, UML 3 (5/14/05) ...... UML 8, FPC 2 (5/19/05)

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Pace Post University Saint Anselm

April 29 • 12:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) March 11 • 4:00 • Fort Myers, FL April 1 • 12:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) Apr. 30 • 1:00 • Pleasantville, NY Mar. 21 • 6:00 • Waterbury, CT April 2 • 12:00 • Manchester, NH (DH) *Second game non-conference Location: ...... Pleasantville, NY 10570 Location: ...... Waterbury, CT 06723 Enrollment ...... 6,500 Enrollment ...... 1,500 Location: ...... Manchester, NH 03102 President ...... Dr. David A. Caputo President ...... Dr. Jon Jay De Temple Enrollment ...... 1,950 Athletic Director: ...... Joseph F. O’Donnell Athletic Director: ...... Daniel B. Mara President ...... Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. Nickname: ...... Setters Nickname: ...... Eagles Athletic Director: ...... Ed Cannon Colors: ...... Navy & Gold Colors: ...... Hunter Green/White/Black Nickname: ...... Hawks Home Field: ...... Peter Finney Field Home Field: ...... Municipal Stadium Colors: ...... Navy Blue & White Head Coach ...... Henry Manning (Sixth year) Head Coach ...... Rico Brogna (First year) Home field: ...... Sullivan Park at Kavanaugh Fields Overall Record: ...... 88-151-1 (Five years) Overall Record: ...... 0-0 Head Coach ...... J.P. Pyne (Second year) Record at Pace: ...... 88-151-1 (Five years) Record at Post: ...... 0-0 Overall Record: ...... 19-21 (One year) 2005 Record: ...... 27-16 2005 Record: ...... 4-33-1 Record at Saint Anselm: ...... 19-21 (One year) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference 2004 Record: ...... 19-21 2005 Conference Record: ...... 20-7 2005 Conference Record: ...... 3-18 (10th) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Ken Sweeten Sports Information Director: ...... Tim McCaffrey 2004 Conference Record: ...... 15-15 (Eighth) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Sports Information Director: ...... Ken Johnson, Jr. Office Phone: ...... (914) 773-3888 Office Phone: ...... (203) 596-4533 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (914) 773-3491 Fax Number: ...... (203) 596-4695 Office Phone: ...... (603) 641-7810 Last Meeting: ...... Pace 7, UML 1 (4/23/05) Last Meetings: ...... UML 7, Post 2 (3/25/00) Fax Number: ...... (603) 641-7172 ...... Pace 6, UML 0 (4/24/05) ...... UML 13, Post 5 (3/25/00) Last Meetings: ... Saint Anselm 4, UML 2 (4/26/05) ...... UML 6, Saint Anselm 3 (4/28/05)

Saint Leo Saint Michael’s Saint Rose

March 13 • 7:00 • Saint Leo, FL Mar. 22 • 6:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) April 18 • 7:00 • Lowell, MA April 20 • 3:30 • Albany, NY Location: ...... Saint Leo, FL 33574 Location: ...... Colchester, VT Enrollment ...... 12,743 Enrollment ...... 1,945 Location: ...... Albany, NY 12203 President ...... Arthur F. Kirk Jr. President ...... Marc A. vanderHeyden Enrollment ...... 4,690 Athletic Director: ...... Francis X. Reidy Athletic Director: ...... Geri Knortz President ...... Dr. R. Mark Sullivan Nickname: ...... Lions Nickname: ...... Purple Knights Athletic Director: ...... Catherine Cummings Haker Colors: ...... Green & Gold Colors: ...... Purple & Gold Nickname: ...... Golden Knights Home Field: ...... Thomas B. Southard Stadium Home Field: ...... Doc Jacobs Field Colors: ...... Gold, Black & White Head Coach ...... Ricky Ware (Fourth year) Head Coach ...... Seth Cole (First year) Home Fields: ...... Joe Bruno Stadium Overall Record: ...... 66-84 (Three years) Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) ...... Shuttleworth Park Record at Saint Leo: ...... 66-84 (Three years) Record at Saint Michael’s: ...... 0-0 (First year) Head Coach ...... Bob Bellizzi(28th year) 2004 Record: ...... 24-27 2005 Record: ...... 7-12 Overall Record: ...... 768-421-2 (27 years) Conference: ..... Sunshine State Athletic Conference Conference: ...... Independent Record at Saint Rose: ...... 768-421-2 (27 years) 2004 Conference Record: ...... 8-15 (Fifth) Sports Information Director: ...... Seth Cole 2005 Record: ...... 24-25 Sports Information Director: ...... Walt Riddle E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Conference: ...... Northeast-10 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (802) 654-2537 2005 Conference Record: ...... 15-15(Seventh) Office Phone: ...... (352) 588-8506 Fax Number: ...... (802) 654-2497 Sports Information Director: ...... David Alexander Fax Number: ...... (352) 588-8290 Last Meeting: ...... First meeting E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Last Meetings: ...... UML 6, Saint Leo 5 (3/18/04) Office Phone: ...... (518) 458-5491 ...... Saint Leo 7, UML 1 (3/18/04) Fax Number: ...... (518) 458-5457 Last Meetings: ...... UML 2, St. Rose 0 (4/16/05)) ...... UML 5, St. Rose 3 (4/16/05) ...... St. Rose 10, UML 5 (4/17/05)

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Saint Thomas Southern Aquinas Connecticut

Mar. 12 • 12:00 • Fort Myers, FL (DH) April 4 • 7:00 • Lowell, MA April 6 • 3:00 • New Haven, CT Location: ...... Sparkill, NY 10976 Enrollment ...... 2,000 Location: ...... New Haven, CT 06515 President ...... Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick Enrollment ...... 6,000 Athletic Director: ...... Gerald Oswald President ...... Cheryl J. Norton Nickname:STAC ...... Spartans Athletic Director: ...... Patricia D. Nicol Colors: ...... Maroon & Gold Nickname: ...... Owls Home Field: ...... Veterans Park Colors: ...... Blue & White Head Coach ...... T. Scott Muscat (Fifth year) Home Field: ...... The Ballpark at SCSU Overall Record: ...... 65-88 (Four years) Head Coach ...... Tim Shea (Fifth year) Record at St. Thomas Aquinas: 65-88 (Four years) Overall Record: ...... 112-69 (Four years) 2005 Record: ...... 11-28 Record at Southern Conn.: ...... 112-69 (Four years) Conference: ...... NYCAC 2005 Record: ...... 31-14 2005 Conference Record: ...... 9-11 (Sixth) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Mike McManus 2005 Conference Record: ...... 25-5 (First) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Sports Information Director: ...... Rick Leddy Office Phone: ...... (914) 359-9500 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (914) 359-8136 Office Phone: ...... (203) 392-6005 Last Meeting: ...... First meeting Fax Number: ...... (203) 392-6967 Last Meetings: Southern Conn. 8, UML 4 (3/19/05) ...... Southern Conn. 3, UML 1 (4/9/05) ...... UML 8, Southern Conn. 5 (4/9/05) Junior Kevin Graham ...... Southern Conn. 1, UML 0 (4/10/05) ...... UML 1, Southern Conn. 0 (5/13/05) ...... Southern Conn. 10, UML 3 (5/20/05)

Southern Stonehill Tampa

New Hampshire May 6 • 12:00 • Easton, MA (DH) Mar. 14 • 7:00 • Tampa, FL May 7 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA April 8 • 12:00 • Manchester, NH (DH) Location: ...... Tampa, FL 33606 April 9 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... Easton, MA 02357 Enrollment ...... 5,125 Enrollment ...... 2,100 President ...... Dr. Ronald L. Vaughn Location: ...... Manchester, NH 03106 President ...... Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C. Athletic Director: ...... Larry Marfise Enrollment ...... 1,800 Athletic Director: ...... Paula J. Sullivan Nickname: ...... Spartans President ...... Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc Nickname: ...... Skyhawks Colors: ...... Scarlet, Black & Gold Athletic Director: ...... Chip Polak Colors: ...... Purple & White Home Field: ...... Sam Bailey Field Nickname: ...... Penmen Home Field: ...... Gorman Field Head Coach ...... Joe Urso (Sixth year) Colors: ...... Blue & Gold Head Coach ...... Patrick Boen (Ninth year) Overall Record: ...... 211-82 (Five years) Home Field: ...... Penmen Field Overall Record: ...... 217-153-2 (Eight years) Record at Tampa: ...... 211-82 (Five years) Head Coach ...... Bruce Joyce (19th year) Record at Stonehill: ...... 217-153-2 (Eight years) 2005 Record: ...... 40-18 Overall Record: ...... 223-369-2 (18 years) 2005 Record: ...... 27-20 Conference: ...... Sunshine State Record at Southern NH: ...... 223-369-2 (18 years) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2005 Conference Record: ...... 15-9 (T-Second) 2005 Record: ...... 13-25 2005 Conference Record: ...... 17-13 (Tied for Third) Sports Information Director: ...... Thomas Kolbe Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Jim Seavey E-Mail: ...... [email protected] 2005 Conference Record: ...... 10-20 (10th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (813) 253-6241 Sports Information Director: ...... Tom McDermott Office Phone: ...... (508) 565-1352 Fax Number: ...... (813) 253-6288 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (508) 565-1504 Last Meeting: ...... Tampa 16, UML 2 (3/15/05) Office Phone: ...... (603) 645-9638 Last Meetings: ...... UML 4, Stonehill 2 (4/1/05) Fax Number: ...... (603) 645-9686 ...... Stonehill 5, UML 2 (4/1/05) Last Meetings: . UML 4, Southern N.H. 2 (4/12/05) ...... Stonehill 7, UML 5 (5/14/05) ...... UML 10, Southern N.H. 2 (4/14/05)

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Team Records

Most Games Played 58 2001 Most Games Won 39 2001 Most Games Lost 21 2004 Best .800 (36-9) 1999 Longest Game 16 innings vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Longest Winning Streak 25 vs. Stony Brook (4-3-99) thru vs. Bentley (5-3-99) Longest Losing Streak 7 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-23-78) thru vs Babson (5-2-78)

Batting Adam McCusker 2000-03

Most At Bats, Season 2,131 2001 • Game 54 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80) Most Runs Scored, Season 524 2001 • Game 40 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) • Inning 18 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 1st inning) • Per Game 11.38 1996 (444 runs/39 games) Most Hits, Season 738 2001 • Game 34 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Singles, Season 508 2001 • Game 22 vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82; 2nd Game of DH) Most Doubles, Season 149 2001 • Game 11 vs. Southern Connecticut (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) Miles Page Most Triples, Season 30 1985 2001, 2004-05 • Game 4 vs. Merrimack (4-18-81; 2nd Game of DH) vs. Philadelphia Textile (5-14-87) Most Home Runs, Season 64 2002 • Game 6 vs. Brandeis (4-18-96) Most RBI, Season 477 2001 • Game 38 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Stolen Bases, Season 110 1990 • Game 10 vs. Worcester Polytech (4-12-78) vs. Suffolk (3-28-86) vs. Franklin Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifices, Season 27 2003 • Game 4 vs. Plymouth State (5-5-85; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifice Flies, Season 38 2001 • Game 4 vs. Framingham State (3-20-01) Steve Lane vs. Stonehill (4-21-01) 1990-92 Most , Season 234 1985 • Game 20 vs. Jersey City State (3-16-87) Most Strikeouts, Season 292 2002 • Game 16 vs. Eastern Connecticut (4-2-77) vs. Albany (3-31-99) Most Times , Season 75 2001 • Game 6 vs. Bentley (5-6-92) vs. Quinnipiac (3-24-96; 1st Game of DH) Highest Team Batting Average .364 1985 Most Total Bases, Season 1107 2001 • Game 67 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Highest Slugging Percentage .542 1985

Neal Larson 1986-89

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Team Records

Pitching

Most Pitchers Used, Season 14 2000, 2002, 2004 • Game 5 vs. Stonehill (3-23-00); vs. Northeastern (3-26-00) Most Pitchers Starting Game 9 1997, 2000 Most Complete Games 24 1991 Most Innings Pitched, Season 499.2 2001 • Game 16.0 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Most Hits Allowed, Season 527 2001 • Game 21 vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) The UMass Lowell teams of 2001 (above) and 2002 Most Runs Allowed, Season 302 2001 (below) advanced to the Division II College World • Game 22 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Series. The River Hawks fell short in their first 12 vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) NCAA Tournament appearances. Most Earned Runs Allowed • Season 256 2001 • Game 20 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Most Walks, Season 245 1988 • Game 22 vs. Bentley (4-30-86) Most Strikeouts, Season 357 2004 • Game 18 vs. Merrimack (5-3-78) Most Wild Pitches, Season 56 1988 • Game 7 vs. Trenton State (3-13-88; 2nd Game of DH) Lowest Team ERA 2.28 1981 Most Shutouts 6 1978, 1981

Fielding

Most Total Chances, Season 1739 2005 • Game 73 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH; 16 innings) Most , Season 1499 2001 • Game 48 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Most Assists, Season 605 2001 • Game 24 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) vs. Merrimack (3-20-99) Most Errors, Season 85 1993 • Game 9 vs. Tampa (3-17-03) Most Double Plays, Season 51 2005 • Game 5 vs. Stonehill (4-18-94); Assumption (5-1-95) Best Fielding Pct., Season .968 2001 Lowest Fielding Pct., Season .939 1993

Miscellaneous

Most Runners Left on Base • Season 498 2001 • Game 17 vs. Stonehill (4-18-85) vs. Salem State (4-14-87; 11 innings)

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Individual Records

Batting

Most Games Played, Career 197 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 58 Jon Cahill, Lenny Carter, Allen Mottram (2001)

Most At Bats, Career 770 Adam McCusker (2000-03) • Season 235 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 7 Erik Thomas, vs. St. Rose (4-10-04) Adam McCusker, vs. New Haven (4-8-00) Todd Antonucci, vs. Assumption (3-16-96) Nate Liebenow Kevin Loftus, vs. Southern Conn. (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) 2002-05 Dave Hebert, vs. New Haven (4-26-92) Steve Talbot, vs. New Haven (4-26-92) Steve Lane, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91); vs. New Haven (5-8-92) Danny Barros, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91) Peter Feeley, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91) Ross Madore, vs. Merrimack (4-10-87) Bobby Cappadona, vs. Bentley (5-9-84); vs Bentley (4-24-85) Mark Moise, vs. Bentley (5-9-84) Dave DeCoste, vs. UMass Dartmouth (5-1-84); vs Bentley (5-9-84) Ken Connerty, vs. Assumption (4-30-82) Kevin Bartlett, vs. Westfield State (5-1-77)

Most Runs Scored, Career 192 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 67 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 6 Bobby Cappadona, vs. UMass Dartmouth (5-1-84) Allen Mottram 2000-03 Most Hits, Career 282 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 94 Jon Cahill, 2001 • Game 6 Allen Mottram, vs. Merrimack (4-6-00) Jim Michaud, vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80)

Most Singles, Career 186 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 62 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 5 Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82) Matt Almeida, vs. New Hampshire College (4-29-89)

Most Doubles, Career 66 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 24 Adam McCusker (2002) • Game 3 Jon Cahill vs. New Haven (4-8-00) Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-18-84) Ross Madore, vs. Manhattanville (3-15-85) Steve Lane, vs. Boston University (4-23-90) Jon Cahill Ken Pires, vs. Southern Conn. (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) 1998-01 Tom Davis, vs. N.H. College (4-29-95; 1st Game of DH) Jarrod Harwood, vs. Keene State (4-3-96; 1st Game of DH) Bob Theriault, vs. American International (5-5-05)

Most Triples, Career 13 Nate Liebenow, 2002-05 • Season 7 Dick Kiluk, 1985 Larry Rodgers, 1995 • Game 2 Nate Liebenow, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-2-03) Bob Clancy, vs. Merrimack (4-18-81) Keith Woodman, vs. Sacred Heart (4-14-85) Dick Kiluk, vs. Central Connecticut (4-21-85) Bobby Cappadona, vs. Quinnipiac (5-3-86) Rob Aziz, vs. New Hampshire College (4-29-89) Larry Rodgers, vs. St. Rose (4-30-95; 1st Game of DH) Ryan Kearney, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-23-97) Most Home Runs, Career 34 Allen Mottram (2000-03) Rob Aziz • Season 16 Allen Mottram (2002) 1989-90, 1993 • Game 3 Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85)

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Individual Records (continued)

Most Runs Batted In, Career 216 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 73 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 10 Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Most Stolen Bases, Career 62 Steve Lane, 1990-92 • Season 35 Steve Lane, 1990 • Game 5 Steve Lane, vs Franklin Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifices, Career 14 Rick Ries, 1975-78 • Season 6 Bob Clancy, 1978; Tom Glasheen, 1978; Marc Deschenes, 1994; Steve Botto, 1997 • Game 2 Adam McCusker vs. Assumption (5-3-00) Rick Ries, vs Salem State (4-26-78) Dan Grams, vs Plymouth State (5-8-83) Chris Riley, vs Barry (3-22-86) Steve Lane, vs New Haven (4-26-92; 1st Game of DH) Shamus Veo, vs. Bentley (3-26-05)

Most Sacrifice Flies, Career 19 Adam McCusker (2000-03) • Season 8 Keith Qualter, 1994 Allen Mottram, UML’s all-time home • Game 2 Evan Greene vs. Stonehill (3-31-00) run leader Matt Petros vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Neal Larsson, vs Barry (3-22-86); vs Jersey City State (3-16-87) Ross Madore, vs Southern Connecticut (4-19-86) Steve Lane, vs Franklin Pierce (5-4-90, 1st Game of DH) Steve Talbot, vs N.H. College (4-22-92; 2nd Game of DH) Dave Hebert, vs Bryant (5-7-93) Chris Conroy, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 2nd Game of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. Sacred Heart (4-6-96; 1st Game of DH), vs. Stony Brook (4-27-96;1st Game of DH) Tom Davis, vs. Albany (4-9-97)

Most Base on Balls, Career 115 Danny Barros, 1988-91 • Season 37 Danny Barros, 1990 • Game 5 Keith Woodman, vs Merrimack (4-7-84)

Most Strikeouts, Career 99 Bob Theriault (2003-present) Season 41 Ryan Siponmaa, 1996 Game 4 Dan Parent, vs Brandeis (4-11-90) Matt Moran, vs Salem State (4-9-91) Marty Piper, vs Sacred Heart (4-14-91) Dave Hebert, vs New Haven (4-26-92) Nate Liebenow, UML’s career Marc Deschenes, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) triples leader Jim Pelland, vs. Albany (3-31-99) Tim Manton, vs. Southern Connecticut (4-9-05) Ryan Davenport, vs. Stonehill (5-14-05)

Most Times Hit By Pitch, Career 50 Kevin Winship, 1994-96 • Season 19 Kevin Winship, 1995 • Game 3 Dave Moore, vs Bridgeport (5-1-92; 2nd Game of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. A.I.C. (4-12-94) Jim Pelland, vs. A.I.C. (4-21-99) Miles Page, vs. Bentley (3-30-05)

Most Total Bases, Career 457 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 152 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 14 Allen Mottram, vs. Merrimack (4-6-00) Jim Michaud, vs UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80; 2 hr, 2 2b, & 2 1b)

Highest Batting Average • Career (min. 200 AB) .404 Brian Toohey, 1983-86 • Season (min. 50 AB) .474 Brian Toohey, 1984 Highest Slugging Pct., Career .689 Mike Bryant, 1978-80 • Season .897 Mike Bryant, 1979 Dana D’Agostino 2000 NECC Player of the Year 41 UMASSBaseball LOWELL 2006

Individual Records (continued)

Pitching

Most Appearances, Career 63 David Ouellette, 2000-03 • Season 25 Ronnie Nelson, 2005

Most Games Started, Career 41 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 • Season 14 Kevin Rourke, 1995

Most Complete Games, Career 18 Scott Johnson, 1987-91 • Season 10 Scott Johnson, 1991 Brad Laurin 2002-05 Most Consecutive Complete Games 10 Scott Johnson, 1991

Most Innings Pitched, Career 301.2 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 • Season 102.1 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Nate Linstad, 2000 • Game 12.0 Frank Riley, vs New Haven (4-26-82) Scott Johnson, vs. New Haven (4-20-91)

Most Consecutive Shutout Innings 26.0 Scott Johnson (4-10-91 thru 4-24-91)

Most Hits Allowed, Career 297 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 106 Kevin Rourke, 1995 • Game 15 Todd Keeney, vs. Sacred Heart (4-23-94, 1st Game of DH) Allen Blackington, vs. Assumption (5-1-95)

Most Runs Allowed, Career 158 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 Ryan Kearney • Season 56 Nate Linstad, 1999 1995-98 • Game 15 Dave DiCenso, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94)

Most Earned Runs Allowed, Career 126 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 • Season 43 Nate Linstad, 1999 • Game 12 Rick Carbonara, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Chris Cullinan, vs. St. Leo (3-14-96)

Most Walks Allowed, Career 127 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 • Season 70 John Schoolcraft, 1986 • Game 17 John Schoolcraft, vs Bentley (4-30-86)

Lowest Walks/9 Inning Ratio, • Career (min. 75 innings) 1.96 Ryan Kearney, (1995-98; 60 walks/275.2 innings) • Season 1.60 Brian Hanson, 1993 (8/45.0 innings)

Most Strikeouts, Career 292 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 Nate Linstad • Season 107 David Williamson, 2002 1998-2001 • Game 18 Ed Elliott, vs Merrimack (5-3-78)

Most Strikeouts/9 Innings, Career 9.87 Matt Fitzgerald, 1975-78 • Season 11.61 Mike Alonardo, 1998

Most Times Striking Out 10 or More • Career 11 David Williamson, 2001-02 • Season 6 David Williamson, 2002

Most Hit Batters, Career 44 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 • Season 18 Nate Linstad, 2001 • Game 5 Tim Schmid, vs Eastern Connecticut (4-24-82)

Kevin Rourke 1992-95

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Individual Records (continued)

Most Wild Pitches, Career 26 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 • Season 17 Glenn Longval, 1988 • Game 5 Glenn Longval, vs Trenton St. (3-13-88); vs. Salem St. (4-12-88) Joe Grygiel, vs Assumption (4-14-89) Todd Keeney, vs. Eckerd (3-16-94)

Most Victories, Career 26 Ryan Kearney, 1995-98 • Season 10 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Most Losses, Career 11 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 6 Mike Alonardo, 1997

Best Won-Loss Percentage • Career (min. 12 decisions) .889 Matt Marenghi, 1999 (16-2) • Season (min. 7 decisions) 1.000 Tom Clarke, 1999 (8-0) Joe Grygiel, 1988 (7-0) Seth Tebbetts, 1997 (7-0) Brad Laurin (2002-05): UMass Most Saves, Career 17 David Ouellette, 2000-03 Lowell’s career strikeout king • Season 11 Ronnie Nelson, 2005

Lowest ERA, Career (min. 100 innings) 2.07 Bill Moloney, 1975-78 • Season (min. 30 innings) 1.01 Bill Moloney, 1978

Fielding

Most Total Chances, Career 1235 Neal Larsson, 1986-89 • Season 417 Patrick Wilson, 2005 • Game 23 Steve Lane, vs New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH)

Most Putouts, Career 1147 Neal Larsson, 1986-89 • Season 400 Patrick Wilson, 2005 • Game 22 Steve Lane, vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH)

Most Assists, Career 447 Danny Barros, 1988-91 • Season 151 Sean Patno, 2005 • Game 11 Sean Patno, vs. Southern Connecticut (4-9-05)

Miscellaneous

UML Perfect Games Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 innings) Matt Tupman was selected in the ninth round of the 2002 draft by the K.C. Royals UML No-Hitters Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 innings) Marc Deschenes, vs. Bridgeport (4-8-95; 5 innings) Matt Fitzgerald, vs Springfield (5-14-77) Tipper Durkin, vs. Plymouth State (4-10-76)

Last No-Hitter Pitched Against Scott Budner, Eastern Connecticut (4-2-77)

UML Players to Hit for the Cycle Matt Petros vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Mark Babbitt vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Keith Qualter, vs. Adelphi (5-13-94; ECAC Playoff Game)

Most Home Runs, Career 2 Mike LaValliere, 1979-81; Dick Kiluk, 1985; Paul Gedman, 1986-87; John Spencer, 1987-88; Ketih Qualter, 1993-94 • Season 2 Mike LaValliere, 1980; Dick Kiluk, 1985; Keith Qualter, 1994 • Game 1 Done 30 times Last: Nate Liebenow vs. Franklin Pierce, 5-10-03

Home Run in First Collegiate At Bat Jack Fiorino, vs Bentley (4-13-82) Dave Delfino, vs Kean College (3-19-86) May 1, 1999: Matt Marenghi throwns the only perfect game in Allen Blackington vs. New Hampshire (3-10-96) UMass Lowell history

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All-Time Letterwinners

A Clarke, Tom 1996-1999 Fullerton, Brendan 2006-pres Ahearn, Kevin 1991-1992 Cleary, Paul 2006-pres Furey, Bill 2004-pres Ahern, Kyle 2006-pres Clohosey, Graeme 2006-pres Aliberti, Tony 1979-1980 Cole, Todd 2001-2004 G Allard, Paul 1997 Comeau, Steve 1976 Gallison, Jeff 1994-1996 Almeida, Matt 1988-1989 Connerty, Ken 1980-1983 Gearin, Sean 1990-1991 Alonardo, Mike 1995-1998 Conrad, Patrick 1983-1984 Gedman, Paul 1986-1987 Ames, Paul 1984-1985 Conroy, Chris 1992-1994 Georgette, Dan 2006-pres Angelico, Robert 1988 Conte, Eric 1994 Gervais, Steve 1983-1985 Anthony, Rick 1991-1992 Coppetta, Joel 1994-1995 Giardina, Mark 1988-1989 Antonucci, Todd 1994-1997 Cote, Dan 1986 Gill, Ryan 2004 April, Chuck 1976 Crowley, Eric 1996-1997 Glasheen, Ed 1975-1979 Arnold, Derek 2003 Cruff, Mike 1992-1995 Glasheen, Tom 1978-1981 Aziz, Rob 1989-1990, 1993 Cullinan, Chris 1995-1997 Gnieski 1978 Currie, Paul 1982-1984 Goonan, Dan 1982 B Cuzzupe, Lennie 1978 Gorman, Sean 1987-1988 Babbitt, Joe 1980 Cyr, Eric 1988-1992 Graham, Derek 1991-1994 Babbitt, Mark 1997-2000 Graham, Kevin 2004-pres Bakke, John 1987-1989 D Grams, Dan 1980-1983 Bakke, Mark 1991-1993 D’Agostino, Dana 1998-2000 Grams, Mark 1985-1988 Barros, Dan 1988-1991 D’Amico, Vinnie 1989-1990 Grams, Tim 1983 Barry, James 2006-pres Darcey, Tim 1997 Gray, Richard 1983-1985 Barry, Mike 2005 Davenport, Ryan 2005-pres Green, Chris 1990 Bartlett, Kevin 1976-1977 Davis, Tom 1995-1997 Greene, Evan 1998-2001 Bartnick, Mark 1989-1990 DeCoste, Dave 1981-1984 Grygiel, Joe 1988-1990 Battaglia, Dave 1987-1991 Delaney, Brian 2003-2004 Guilmart, Bill 1983 Beaulieu, Mike 1991 Delaney, Ken 1989-1992 Bennett, Steve 1975-1976 Delfino, Dave 1986 H Bettencourt, Rick 1995 DeMaino, L.J. 2003 Halko, Jeff 1991 Bieksha, Steve 1986-1987 Demko, Luke 2006-pres Hamilton, Paul 1976-1979 Blackington, Allen 1995-1997 Dempsey, Tim 2006-pres Hanson, Brian 1990-1993 Boike, Brian 2002 Deschenes, Marc 1993-1995 Harne, David 1998-1901 Bolton, George 1979 DiCenso, Dave 1992-1995 Harvey, Rick 1976 Botto, Steve 1994-1995, 1997-1998 Dillon, Ted 2004-2005 Harwood, Jarrod 1995-1996 Boutin, David 1988-1990 Donovan, Patrick 2006-pres Hathaway, Gary 1988 Boyle, Douglas 1983-1986 Dooley, Ryan 2006-pres Hayes, Matt 1990 Boyle, Matt 1992-1994 Dray, Walt 1978 Heald, Derek 1998 Bryant, Mike 1978-1980 Driscoll, Brian 1983 Healy, Tom 1986 Buckley, Bill 1994-1995 Duggan, Jim 1982-1985 Hebert, Dave 1991-1993 Buckley, Ryan 1990-1991 Dupont, Aaron 1993 Heidt, Robert 1983-1985 Burke, Sean 1979 Durand, Paul 1982-1985 Hill, Greg 1976 Burnham, David 1984 Durkin, Tipper 1975-1977 Hittinger, Doug 2002 Busby, Jim 1979 Dwyer, Shaughn 1990 Hogan, Mike 1979

C E I Cahill, Jon 1998-2001 Easton, Aaron 2004 Iorio, Matt 2006-pres Campbell,Mike 1978-1981 Eck, Brian 2001-2002 Cappadonna, Robert 1984-1986 Elliott, Ed 1978 J Carbonara, Richard 1985 Emery, Tom 1976 Jacobs, Tom 1976-1979 Carpenter, Craig 2003-2004 Janes, William 1988-1990 Carter, Lenny 1999-2001 F Jaskul, John 1977-1979 Cerrie, Paul 1984 Feeley, Peter 1990-1991 Johanson, Mark 1987 Cerulle, Bob 1978 Ferrera, David 1987-1988 Johnson, Joe 2003 Cesere, Rick 1977-1978 Fiorino, Jack 1982-1983 Johnson, Scott 1987-1989, 1991 Champagne, Mike 1978 Fitzgerald, Matt 1975-1978 Joseph, Richard 1985 Chaisson, Dan 2006-pres Foster, Randy 1979-1980 Chaisson, Mark 1979-1982 Fourtzialas, Kris 1997-2000 K Ciavola, Mike 1981 Fratto, Tom 1997-1999 Kaiser, Ken 1980 Clancy, Bob 1978-1981 Fretwell, David 2003 Karam, Tony 1987-1988 Clark, Mike 1980 Fuhs, Chris 1976 Karangioze, Nick 1976

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All-Time Letterwinners (continued) Kasle, John 1984-1987 McElhinney, Rick 1986-1988 Piper, Marty 1989-1991 Keene, Tim 2006-pres McGrath, Rob 1994 Pires, Ken 1991-1993 Kearney, Ryan 1995-1998 McHale, Jim 1977-1979 Pope, Dan 2005 Keeney, Todd 1992-1994 McHale, John 1977-1980 Powers, Chris 1984, 1986-1988 Keohane, Joe 1977-1980 McMahon, Terry 1987-1990 Provencher, Paul 1980 Kerrigan, Sean 1999-2002 McNeil, David 1996-1999 Purtell, Dan 1995-1998 Kiluk, Dick 1985 Meehan, Jack 1981-1982 King, Don 1992-1994 Mercer, James 1983-1984 Q Knowlton, Gary 1976 Michaud, Jim 1978-1981 Qualter, Keith 1993-1995 Koehler, Greg 1997 Migrants, George 2003, 2005 Kouloungis, Nick 1985 Moise, Mark 1981-1985 R Mojica, Alex 1998-2000, 2002 Rabbitt, Joe 1980-1982 L Moloney, Bill 1975-1978 Ramey, Dustin 2006-pres Landry, Jim 1993 Moore, Dave 1991-1994 Regan, Michael 2000-2003 Lane, Joseph 1983-1986 Morais, Paul 1998-1900 Reiser, Clint 1990-1991 Lane, Mike 1991-1993 Moran, Matt 1990-1993 Richards, Ray 2001-2002 Lane, Steve 1990-1992 Moreau, Mike 1975-1976 Ries, Rick 1975-1978 Larson, Dan 2002-2004 Morris, John 1997-1999 Riley, Bill 1981-1983 Larsson, Neal 1986-1989 Mottram, Allen 2000-2003 Riley, Chris 1985-1988 Laurin, Brad 2002-2005 Mouliason, Bobbie 2002 Riley, Frank 1981-1982 LaVallee, Kevin 1980 Moulton, Jim 1990-1992 Ring, Michael 1980-1983 LaValley, Scott 2001-2003 Murphy, Brian 1985 Rodgers, Larry 1995-1996 LaValliere, Mike 1979-1981 Murphy, Chris 1988-1989 Romer, Bob 1982 LeBlanc, Scott 1996 Murray, Derek 1999 Rourke, Kevin 1992-1995 LeLievre, Dave 1982-1984 Murray, Joe 1987-1988 Rousseau, Paul 1979-1982 Lennerton, Brett 1987-1988 Myers, David 2004 Rurak, Mark 1996-1998 Liebenow, Nate 2002-2005 Linstad, Nate 1998-2001 N S Livezey, Andy 1986-1989 Nelson, Ron 2005-pres Sakelakos, Mark 2005-pres Loftus, Kevin 1992-1993 Newell, Dan 1975-1977 Sanchez, Tavare 2000 Longval, Glenn 1987-1989 Newfell, Tim 1976-1977 Sancinito, Joe 1998-2001 LoRusso, Tony 1995 Newman, Rich 1992 Santoro, Greg 1982 Luis, Joe 1986-1989 Nickerson, Peter 2004-pres Santos, Brian 1986 Lyman, Chris 1993 Northrop, John 2002 Schmid, Mike 1981 Lynch, Billy 2003 Nugent, Mike 2001-2002 Schmid, Tim 1981-1984 Nunez, Alfredo 2003 Schofield, Brian 1996-1997 M Schoolcraft, John 1986 Machado, Kenneth 1984 O Sennott, George 1982-1985 Madore, Ross 1984-1987 O’Neal, Jon 1980-1982 Sexton, John 1998-2001 Magnan, Glen 1996-1999 Ouellette, Dave 2000-2003 Sharry, Gus 1975-1977 Malatesta, Tom 1999 Shaughnessy, Jim 2003-pres Malzone, Joe 2003, 2005-pres P Shea, Kevin 1988-1989 Mandell, Jamie 1998-2001 Paddock, Steve 2006-pres Shirley, Patrick 2000-2003 Manton, Tim 2005-pres Paganetti, John 1983-1984 Silvio, Steven 1987 Marchand, Greg 1995-1996 Paganetti, Robert 1983-1986 Siponmaa, Ryan 1996 Marenghi, Matt 1998-2000 Page, Miles 2001-2002, 2004-pres Smith, Brian 1981 Marichal, Juan 1999 Palazzollo, Steve 2001-2004 Smolin, Eric 2004 Marshall, Scott 1992-1993 Pappas, Lennie 1989 Snow, Kevin 1990 Martel, Bill 1996-1997 Parent, Danny 1987-1990 Sokolowski, Brian 1989 Martell, Dennis 1991-1994 Patenaude, Dave 1979-1980 Spencer, John 1987-1988 Martell, Doug 1986-1989 Patno, Sean 2004-pres Stanovich, John 2000-2002 Martin, Jason 1995 Pauling, Nick 2000 Stansky, Peter 1979-1982 Matte, Jeff 1996 Peach 1977 Stechenfinger, Sean 1990 Matthews, Jason 1992-1993 Pelland, Jim 1997-2000 Steward, Bob 1975-1978 Maturah, Sean 1988 Peloquin, Jim 1996-1999 Stewart, Brian 1986 McCabe, Jamie 1992-1994 Perigny, Don 1989 Stone, Matt 1997-2000 McCann, Kevin 2003-2004 Pessotti, Dave 1998-1999 Sullivan, Rich 1976-1977 McCarthy, Ryan 2002 Peterson, Eric 2002 Sullivan, Ryan 1997-1998 McCusker, Adam 2000-2003 Petros, Matt 1998-2001 McCusker, John 1976 Pierce, Ned 1999

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All-Time Letterwinners Coaches All-Time Records (continued) Jim Stone (1976-2003) T *719-330-3 (.683) Talbot, Steve 1989-1992 Tanguy, Brian 2006-pres 1976 16-11 ECAC Tournament Tata, Eric 1997-1998 1977 19-11 Tebbetts, Sean 1993-1995 1978 21-12 Tebbetts, Seth 1996-1997 1979 20-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Terio, Brian 1991-1992 1980 20-9 ECAC Tournament Terista, Andrew 2005-pres 1981 26-7 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Theriault, Bob 2003-pres 1982 19-7 Theroux, Robb 1995 1983 21-10 Thomas, Erik 2001-2004 1984 23-8 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Tiner, Kevin 1978-1981 1985 26-10 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Toohey, Brian 1983-1986 1986 18-15-1 1987 27-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Towne, Cliff 2002 1988 31-9 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Trainor, Jeff 2000-2004 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Trainor, Shaun 2002 1989 24-13-1 Tupman, Matt 2001-2002 1990 27-16 ECAC Tournament 1991 30-12 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up U New England Collegiate Conference Champion Upton, Michael 2004 1992 24-14-1 ECAC Tournament 1993 22-12 ECAC Tournament V 1994 22-17 ECAC Tournament Valimont, Gary 1986 1995 33-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up Velantzas, Chris 1995 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Veo, Shamus 2002, 2004-05 1996 27-12 1997 25-13 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up W New England Collegiate Conference Co-Champion Wainwright, Eric 1996 1998 27-7 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up Wallace, Gary 1982 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Wallace, Luke 2006-pres 1999 36-9 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up White, Roger 1980-1982 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Wholey, Dan 1980-1982 2000 29-14 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Willett, Erik 2004-pres New England Collegiate Conference Champion Williams, Ted 1976-1977 2001 39-19 NCAA Tournament College World Series Williamson, David 2001-2002 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Champion Wilson, Patrick 2004-pres Northeast-10 Regular Season/Tournament Champion Winship, Kevin 1994-1996 2002 35-18 NCAA Tournament College World Series Semifinal Wnek, Michael 1985 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Champion Northeast-10 Reg. Season (Pepin Div.)/Tournament Champion Wohler, Jim 1990-1991 2003 32-12 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Final Woodman, Keith 1982-1985 Northeast-10 Reg. Season (Pepin Div.)/Tournament Champion Wright, Mike 1997 Wronski, Jim 1976-1978 Wysocki, Paul 2003 Ken Connerty (2004) 22-21 (.512) Y Yeomans, David 2005 2004 22-21 Northeast-10 Tournament Champion

Z Zampese, Dave 1993 Ken Harring (2005-present) 28-20 (.583)

2005 28-20 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional

Total 741-351-3 (.677)

*Jim Stone’s all-time coaching record is 801-393-7 spanning 37 seasons. He posted an 82-63-4 record in nine seasons as the coach of Lowell Technological Institute.

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Career Offensive Leaders

GAMES PLAYED (95 or More) 18) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) 113 10) Jeff Gallison (1994-95) 35 19) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 112 11) Tom Davis (1995-97) 33 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 197 Keith Qualter (1993-95) 112 Matt Tupman (2001-02) 33 2) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 195 13) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 31 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 185 BASE HITS (100 or More) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) 31 4) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 173 15) Steve Botto (1994-98) 30 5) Dan Barros (1988-91) 160 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 282 Tom Fratto (1997-99) 30 6) Evan Greene (1998 -01) 156 2) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 271 18) Mark Grams (1985-88) 29 7) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 151 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 246 19) Bob Theriault (2003-pres) 28 8) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 150 4) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 197 20) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 27 9) Joe Luis (1986-89) 143 5) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 196 Dan Barros (1988-91) 27 10) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 143 5) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 188 Peter Feeley (1990-91) 27 11) Mark Grams (1985-88) 142 6) Dana D’Agostino (1998 -00) 186 12) Bob Theriault (2003-pres) 135 7) Mark Grams (1985-88) 185 TRIPLES (Six or More) 13) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 132 8) Dan Barros (1988-91) 185 14) Todd Cole (2001-04) 131 9) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 184 1) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 13 15) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 130 10) Evan Greene (1998-01) 177 2) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 12 16) Matt Moran (1990-93) 128 11) Joe Luis (1986-89) 174 Ken Connerty (1980-83) 12 17) Dana D’Agostino (1998 -00) 126 12) Steve Lane (1990-92) 172 Rob Aziz (1989-90; 93) 12 Steve Botto (1994-98) 126 13) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 167 5) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 10 19) Steve Lane (1990-92) 124 14) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 158 Peter Feeley (1990-91) 10 20) Dave Harne (1998-01) 123 15) Tom Davis (1995-97) 157 7) Bob Clancy (1978-80) 9 16) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 146 Mark Grams (1985-88) 9 AT BATS (300 or More) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 146 Matt Moran (1990-93) 9 18) Matt Tupman (2001-02) 143 Kevin Winship (1994-96) 9 1) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 770 19) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 142 Ryan Kearney (1995- 98) 9 2) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 749 20) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 139 12) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 8 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 703 Mark Rurak (1996-98) 139 Steve Lane (1990-92) 8 4) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 652 Bob Theriault (2003-pres) 139 Ken Pires (1991; 93) 8 5) Dan Barros (1988-91) 557 Chris Riley (1985-88) 8 6) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 545 SINGLES (70 or More) Larry Rodgers (1995-96) 8 Evan Greene (1998-01) 545 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 8 8) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 538 1) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 186 Matt Tupman (2001-03) 8 9) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 530 2) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 183 19) Mike Bryant (1978-80) 7 10) Mark Grams (1985-88) 515 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 174 Dick Kiluk (1985) 7 11) Steve Lane (1990-92) 505 4) Dan Barros (1988-91) 150 Bobby Cappadona (1984-86) 7 12) Dana D’Agostino (1998 -00) 494 5) Joe Luis (1986-89) 149 John Spencer (1987-88) 7 13) Bob Theriault (2003-pres) 483 6) Mark Grams (1985-88) 147 Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 7 14) Joe Luis (1986-89) 481 7) Steve Lane (1990-92) 136 Tom Davis (1995-97) 7 15) Jeff Gallison (1994-95) 453 8) Evan Greene (1998-01) 131 Mark Rurak (1996- 98) 7 16) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 445 9) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 129 17) Kevin Winship (1994-95) 443 Lenny Carter (1999-01) 129 HOME RUNS (10 or More) 18) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 437 11) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 128 19) Tom Davis (1995-97) 430 12) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 120 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 34 20) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 429 13) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 114 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 31 14) Todd Cole (2001-04) 109 3) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 27 RUNS SCORED (75 or More) 15) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 108 4) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 23 16) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 107 5) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 22 1) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 194 17) Tom Davis (1995-97) 106 6) Mike Bryant (1978-80) 21 2) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 191 18) Mark Rurak (1996-98) 104 7) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 20 3) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 179 19) Ken Connerty (1980-83) 102 8) Tom Fratto (1997-99) 17 4) Mark Grams (1985-88) 169 20) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 101 Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 17 5) Dan Barros (1988-91) 163 Chris Conroy (1992-94) 101 9) John Spencer (1987-88) 16 6) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 151 Marty Piper (1989-91) 16 7) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 149 DOUBLES (20 or More) 11) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 15 8) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 148 Mike LaValliere (1979-81) 15 9) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 140 1) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 66 13) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 14 10) Evan Greene (1998-01) 136 2) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 58 Jarrod Harwood (1995-96) 14 11) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 135 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 54 Adam McCusker (2000-03) 14 11) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 133 4) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 44 Matt Moran (1990-93) 14 12) Tom Davis (1995-97) 127 5) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 41 Mike Regan (2000-03) 14 13) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 125 6) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 40 George Sennott (1982-85) 14 Mark Rurak (1996-98) 125 7) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 39 19) Paul Currie (1982-84) 13 15) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 123 8) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 36 Matt Tupman (2001-03) 13 16) Steve Lane (1990-92) 119 9) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 37 17) Chris Riley (1985-88) 114 10) Evan Greene (1998-01) 35

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Career Offensive Leaders

RUNS BATTED IN (60 or More) 19) Keith Qualter (1993-95) .361 20) Bobby Cappadona (1984-86) .360 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 216 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 176 MOST WALKS (50 or More) 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 164 4) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 152 1) Dan Barros (1988-91) 115 5) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 150 2) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 105 6) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 140 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 94 7) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 131 4) Bob Stewart (1975-78) 90 8) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 117 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 90 Joe Luis (1986-89) 117 6) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 83 Steve Talbot (1989-92) 117 7) Bob Clancy (1978-81) 81 11) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 116 8) Mark Grams (1985-88) 79 Tom Davis (1994-97) 113 9) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 78 13) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 105 10) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 76 14) Tom Fratto (1997-99) 102 11) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 74 Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 102 12) Jim Duggan (1982-85) 72 16) Marty Piper (1989-91) 101 Chris Riley (1985-88) 72 17) John Spencer (1987-88) 100 Evan Greene (1998-01) 72 18) Mike Bryant (1978-80) 98 15) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 70 Evan Greene (1998-01) 98 16) Joe Luis (1986-89) 69 20) Matt Tupman (2001-02) 96 Matt Moran (1990-93) 69 18) Andy Livezey (1986-89) 67 STOLEN BASES (15 or More) Tom Davis (1995-97) 67 Lenny Carter (1999-01) earned the 20) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 66 nickname “Aiken Street,” after the 1) Steve Lane (1990-92) 62 road which runs just outside 2) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 53 MOST STRIKEOUTS (50 or More) LeLacheur Park’s rightfield wall, 3) Mark Grams (1985-88) 52 landing site of the majority of his 27 4) Peter Feeley (1990-91) 37 1) Bob Theriault (2003-pres) 99 home runs. 5) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 36 2) Matt Moran (1990-93) 90 Bobby Cappadona (1984-86) 36 Adam McCusker (2000-03) 90 Dan Barros (1988-91) 36 4) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 89 Mark Rurak (1996- 99) 36 5) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 85 9) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 35 6) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 78 Keith Qualter (1993-95) 232 10) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 34 7) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 76 15) Matt Tupman (2001-02) 231 11) Paul Gedman (1986-87) 32 8) Dana D’Agostino (1998 -00) 75 16) Steve Lane (1990-92) 226 12) Rob Aziz (1989-90; 93) 31 Neal Larsson (1986-89) 75 17) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 223 13) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 31 10) Bob Clancy (1978-81) 72 18) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 208 14) Erik Thomas (2001-04) 29 11) Marty Piper (1989-91) 71 Tom Fratto (1997-99) 208 15) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 26 12) Jim Pelland (1997 -00) 70 Scott LaValley (2001-03) 208 Chris Riley (1985-88) 26 Lenny Carter (1999-01) 70 17) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 24 14) Mike Regan (2000-03) 68 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 18) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 23 15) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 66 (200 AB and .500 Pct.) Tim Manton (2005-pres) 23 16) Dave DeCoste (1981-84) 65 20) L.J. DeMaino (2003) 22 17) Steve Botto (1994-98) 64 1) Mike Bryant (1978-80) .689 18) Jon Cahill (1998-02) 63 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) .654 BATTING AVERAGE (200 AB and .335 Avg) 19) Glen Magnan (1996-99) 62 3) John Spencer (1987-88) .641 20) Rick Ries (1975-78) 61 4) Peter Feeley (1990-91) .623 1) Brian Toohey (1983-86) .404 John McHale (1977-80) 61 5) Paul Currie (1982-84) .614 2) Peter Feeley (1990-91) .397 Steve Lane (1990-92) 61 6) Allen Mottram (2000-03) .610 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) .385 7) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) .60264 4) Paul Currie (1982-84) .381 TOTAL BASES (150 or More) 8) Keith Qualter (1993-95) .60259 5) Mike LaValliere (1979-81) .379 9) Ken Pires (1991; 93) .602 6) Kevin Winship (1994-96) .37697 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 457 10) Mike LaValliere (1979-81) .59587 7) Dana D’Agostino (1998- 00) .37651 2) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 381 11) Matt Tupman (2001-02) .594 8) Allen Mottram (2000-03) .37650 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 350 12) Lenny Carter (1999-01) .587 9) John Spencer (1987-88) .372 4) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 323 13) Paul Gedman (1986-87) .586 10) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) .368 5) Lenny Carter (1998-01) 320 14) Kevin Winship (1994-96) .5823 11) Mike Bryant (1978-80) .3678 6) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 303 15) Dave DeCoste (1981-84) .5820 12) Matt Tupman (2001-02) .3676 7) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 298 16) Tom Fratto (1997-99) .575 13) Ross Madore (1984-87) .3668 8) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 288 17) Jarrod Harwood (1995-96) .5687 14) Kevin Loftus (1992-93) .366 9) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 273 16) Brian Toohey (1983-86) .567 15) Matt Almeida (1988-89) .36545 10) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 258 17) Neal Larsson (1986-89) .562 16) Tom Davis (1995-97) .36512 11) Tom Davis (1995-97) 237 Kevin Loftus (1992-93) .562 17) Mike Cruff (1992-95) .36499 12) Mark Grams (1985-88) 232 19) Tom Davis (1995-97) .559 18) Joe Luis (1986-89) .362 Dan Barros (1988-91) 232 20) Ross Madore (1984-87) .552

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Career Pitching Leaders

INNINGS PITCHED (90 or More) Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 8 David Williamson (2001-02) 8 1) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 301.2 20) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 6 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 298.2 Ken Delaney (1989-92) 6 3) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 285.1 Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 6 4) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 275.2 Don King (1992-94) 6 5) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 258.2 David Ouellette (2000-03) 6 6) Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 218.1 John Sexton (1998-01) 6 7) Butch Martell (1986-89) 212.2 Jim Shaughnessy (2003-pres) 6 8) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 209.0 9) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 200.0 MOST WALKS (53 or More) 10) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 198.0 11) Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 189.2 1) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 127 12) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 184.0 2) Joe Keohane (1977-80) 118 12) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 175.1 3) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 114 13) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 168.1 4) Butch Martell (1986-89) 113 14) Dave Battaglia (1987; 89-91) 161.2 5) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 109 15) David Williamson (2001-02) 160.0 6) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 107 16) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 150.2 7) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 101 17) Joe Keohane (1977-80) 148.2 8) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 98 18) Ken Delaney (1989-92) 142.2 9) Glenn Longval (1987-89) 94 20) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 138.1 10) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 92 11) David Williamson (2001-02) 86 MOST WINS (10 or More) 12) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 82 Nate Linstad (1998-01) 13) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 76 1) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 26 Paul Durand (1982-85) 76 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 23 15) Dave DiCenso (1992-95) 72 Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 23 Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 72 6) Frank Riley (1981-82) 2.67 Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 23 17) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 70 8) Marc Deschenes (1993-95) 2.88 5) Butch Martell (1986-89) 19 John Schoolcraft (1986) 70 9) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 2.90 6) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 18 Eric Cyr (1988-89; 91-92) 70 10) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 2.96 Todd Keeney (1992-94) 18 20) Jim Michaud (1978-81) 65 11) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 3.00 Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 18 12) Paul Durand (1982-85) 3.07 9) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 17 MOST STRIKEOUTS (50 or More) 13) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 3.08 10) Matt Marenghi (1998-00) 16 14) Steve Bieksha (1986-87) 3.09 Scott Johnson (1987-89; 1991) 16 1) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 292 15) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 3.11 12) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 20 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 265 16) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 3.18 Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 20 3) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 251 17) Tom Clarke (1996-99) 3.24 14) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 15 4) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 205 18) David Ouellette (2000-03) 3.34 15) Dave Battaglia (1987; 1989-91) 14 5) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 190 19) Mark Bartnick (1989-90) 3.38 Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 14 David Williamson (2001-02) 190 20) Don Perigny (1989) 3.40 17) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 13 7) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 179 Joe Keohane (1976-79) 13 8) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 172 WINNING PERCENTAGE Kevin Tiner (1978-81) 13 9) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 161 (10 or More Decisions and .600 Pct.) Jim Michaud (1978-81) 13 10) Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 157 Ken Delaney (1989-92) 13 11) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 152 1) Rick Carbonara (1985; 9-1) .900 12) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 148 2) Matt Marenghi (1998-00; 16-2) .889 MOST LOSSES (4 or More) 13) Butch Martell (1986-89) 136 3) Paul Durand (182-85; 12-2) .857 14) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 135 4) Frank Riley (181-82; 10-2) .833 1) Brad Laurin (2001-pres) 14 15) Patrick Shirley (2000-03 116 5) Jim Michaud (1978-81; 13-3) .813 2) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 13 16) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 114 6) Marc Deschenes (1993-95; 8-2) .800 3) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 11 17) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 109 7) Eric Cyr (1988-89; 91-92; 11-3) .786 4) Joe Keohane (1976-79) 10 18) Joe Keohane (1977-80) 105 8) Bill Moloney (1975-78; 18-5) .783 Butch Martell (1986-89) 10 19) Matt Marenghi (1998-00) 104 9) Joe Grygiel (1988-90; 17-5) .773 Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 10 20) David Ouellette (2000-03) 103 10) Nate Linstad (1998-01; 23-8) .742 7) Dave Battaglia (1987; 1989-91) 9 11) John Jaskul (1976-79; 8-3) .727 Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 9 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Steve Bieksha (1986-87; 8-3) .727 Rick Gray (1983-85) 9 (Minimum 50 innings and below 4.00) 13) Ryan Kearney (1995-96;13-5) .722 Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 9 Kevin Tiner (1978-81; 13-5) .722 11) Dave DiCenso (1992-95) 7 1) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 2.07 Ryan Kearney (1995-96; 13-5) .722 Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 7 2) Peter Nickerson (2004-pres) 2.317 16) Todd Keeney (1992-94; 18-7) .720 Scott Johnson (1987-89; 1991) 7 2) Steve Comeau (1976) 2.32 17) Jamie Mandell (1998-01; 20-8) .714 Todd Keeney (1992-94) 7 3) Mike Schmid (1981) 2.45 Peter Stansky (1979-82; 15-6) .714 Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 7 4) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 2.53 19) Mike Alonardo (1995-96; 7-3) .700 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 7 5) Jim Michaud (1978-81) 2.57 20) Scott Johnson (87-89; 91; 16-7) .696 17) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 8 6) Brad Laurin (2001-05) 2.65

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UMass Lowell Alumni in the Professional Ranks

Mike LeValliere Marc Deschesnes Jon Cahill Matt Tupman Allen Mottram

UML Years Draft Team (Rd), Alumnus Played Signed Year Notable Mike Camuso 1970-72 St. Louis 1972 -- David Szen 1971-74 -- -- Traveling Secretary N.Y. Yankees Billy Moloney 1975-78 Free Agent, Boston -- Head Coach, Chattanooga Lookouts Former Golden Glove winner AA Cincinnati Mike LeValliere Mike Bryant 1978-80 Boston (7th) 1980 -- Mike Schmid 1981 Texas 1981 -- Mike LeValliere 1979-81 Free Agent, Philadelphia -- Played for Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Ken Connerty 1980-83 Cleveland 1983 -- Dave LeLievre 1982-84 Cleveland 1984 -- Dick Kiluk 1985 Free Agent, Pittsburgh -- -- Steve Bieksha 1986-87 Seattle 1987 -- Paul Gedman 1986-87 Free Agent, Boston 1987 -- Joe Luis 1986-89 Free Agent, Boston 1989 -- Don Perigny 1989 Chicago White Sox 1989 -- Joe Grygiel 1988-90 Milwaukee 1990 -- Peter Feeley 1990-91 (20th) 1991 -- Rob Aziz 1989-90, 1993 Independent League 1993 -- Eric Cyr 1988-92 Independent League 1993 -- Kevin Loftus 1992-93 Independent League 1993 -- Marc Deschenes 1993-95 Cleveland (20th) 1995 Portland Sea Dogs AA Boston Keith Qualter 1993-95 Independent League 1995 -- Kevin Rourke 1992-95 Independent League 1995 -- Matt Tupman, Ryan Siponmaa 1996 Free Agent, Cleveland 1996 -- AA Wichita Wranglers John Spencer 1987-88 Boston 1998 -- Ryan Kearney 1995-98 Cleveland 1998 -- Mike Alonardo 1995-98 Independent League 1998 -- Dana D’Agostino 1998-00 Italian Prof. League 2000 -- Jon Cahill 1998-01 Free Agent, Anaheim 2001 Assistant Coach, Traverse City Beach Bums Lenny Carter 1999-01 Nashua Pride 2006 Can-Am League Matt Tupman 2001-02 Kansas City (9th) 2002 Wichita Wranglers AA Kansas City David Williamson 2001-02 St. Louis (6th) 2002 -- Allen Mottram 2001-03 Arizona (24th) 2003 South Bend Silver Hawks AA Arizona Aaron Easton 2004 Florida (29th) 2004 -- Steve Palazzollo 2001-04 Free Agent, Milwaukee 2006 TBA Miles Page 2001-02, 04-05 Nashua Pride 2006 Can-Am League Brad Laurin 2002-05 Ohio Valley Red Coats 2005 Frontier League

Active player and coaches bolded Marc Deschesne AA Portland Seadogs

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Terriers, Chiefs and River Hawks in the UML Athletic Hall of Fame Year Alumnus Class Inducted Lou Athanas 1936 1977 John Bogacz 1936 1983 Michael R. Camuso 1972 1978 Ken Connerty 1983 1992 Leo R. Creegan 1966 1979 John Garner, Sr. 1934 1985 Francis Georges 1962 1979 Paul S. Hamilton 1979 1985 Michael G. Kokoska 1933 1980 Jim Stone (left) with UML Athletics Director Dana Skinner, at the 2003 UML Hall of Fame induction. James Lambert 1961 1977 Steve Lane 1993 1998 Neal C. Larsson 1989 1994 Mike LaValliere -- 1996 Walter Lisien, Sr. 1943 1984 Raymond Masse 1957 1984 John T. McKniff 1948 1979

William F. Moloney 1978 1983 Ken Connerty Steve Lane John D. Murphy 1974 1980 Carl O. Olson 1924 1983 John A. Paganetti 1984 1989 Leo A. Parent 1959 1977 Gerald F. Quigley 1931 1984 Albert L. Roper, Jr. 1968 1980 Aimee A. Savard, Jr. 1932 1977 John Garner, Sr. Neal Larsson Paul Sheehey 1958 1980 Jim Stone -- 2003 Brian Toohey 1986 1998

Lowell Textile Institute became Lowell Technological Institute in 1955. In 1975, Lowell Tech merged with Lowell State College and formed the University of Lowell. In 1991, the University joined the University of Massachusetts system and thus became UMass Lowell.

Paul Hamilton Mike LaValliere

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Year-by-Year Results

1976 (16-11) L @ Assumption 8-11 L NEW HAVEN 1-9 W SALEM STATE 11-1 Coach: Jim Stone L @ M.I.T. 4-6 W @ M.I.T. 8-1 W SALEM STATE 10-9 Captain: Steve Comeau W @ M.I.T. 4-0 W BENTLEY 11-1 W @ Stonehill (10) 5-3 W @ A.I.C. 9-7 W BENTLEY 7-5 W CLARK 17-2 L EASTERN CONN. 3-4 W BABSON 6-1 W BENTLEY 9-3 W@ Merrimack 9-2 L EASTERN CONN. 3-17 W BABSON 4-1 WCLARK 6-3 L@ Merrimack 8-10L @ St. Anselm 9-13 W SUFFOLK 6-0 W MERRIMACK 9-0 W UMASS DART. 27-7 W @ St. Anselm 21-1 W PLYMOUTH STATE 6-1 W MERRIMACK 5-1 L @ Assumption 7-14 W NEW HAVEN (12) 7-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 2-0 W UM-DARTMOUTH 4-1 W SALEM STATE 20-1 W BRANDEIS 11-6 L @ Hartford 4-8 L UM-DARTMOUTH 2-4 W @ Stonehill 6-3 L @Assumption (11) 13-14 W @ Hartford 5-3 L SALEM STATE 3-4 L EASTERN CONN. 2-3 W @ N.H. College 13-2 W @ W.P.I. 6-2 L EASTERN CONN.(8) 3-5 W EASTERN CONN. 3-0 W @ N.H. College 10-7 W @ Assumption 16-10 L EASTERN CONN. 0-15 L BRANDEIS 1-3 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 8-5 W @ M.I.T. 7-4 L @ Westfield St. 7-15 L @ A.I.C. 1-6 W @ Bentley 10-2 L @ M.I.T. 2-6 L @ Westfield St. 9-12 W @ A.I.C. 8-1 L @ New Haven 0-8 L BENTLEY (14) 1-2 L @ Babson 0-7 W @ Bentley 15-5 W @ Plymouth State 6-5 L BENTLEY 0-3 W @ Merrimack 12-3 L @ Bentley 8-17 W @ Plymouth State 7-3 WCLARK 6-0 W BRANDEIS 3-0 W CENTRAL CONN. 13-6 L @ A.I.C. 0-6 L BATES (11) 4-5 W A.I.C. 5-2 W @ Plymouth State 12-4 LBATES 1-2W A.I.C. 13-8 W @ Plymouth State 14-9 1983 (21-10) W UM-DARTMOUTH 3-1 W @ Bentley 10-1 W SPRINGFIELD 20-13 Coach: Jim Stone L SALEM STATE 4-6 L @ Bentley 5-8 W v UMass Dart. (E) 3-1 Captain: Ken Connerty W BRIDGEWATER ST. 1-0 W SPRINGFIELD 4-0 L v. Stonehill (E) 10-14 W SUFFOLK 6-4 W BRIDGEWATER ST. 10-4 W SPRINGFIELD 5-0 W @ R.I. College 8-6 W WORCESTER ST. 1-0 W v Amherst (E) 3-0 1981 (26-7) W W.P.I. 25-3 L @ Westfield St. 2-6 W v Tufts (E) 5-3 Coach: Jim Stone W ASSUMPTION 12-0 L @ Westfield St. 4-6 L v Springfield (E) 0-1 Captain: Bob Clancy L MERRIMACK 1-2 L BRANDEIS 4-9 W BABSON 10-5 W MERRIMACK 5-0 W v Amherst (E) 2-1 1979 (20-11) W BABSON 5-4 W A.I.C. 6-5 L v R.I. College (E) 1-3 Coach: Jim Stone W SUFFOLK 9-1 W BENTLEY 11-10 Captains: Paul Hamilton, Tom L @ R.I. College 0-6 L @ Springfield 3-4 1977 (19-11) Jacobs W @ R.I. College 9-3 W @ Merrimack 3-2 Coach: Jim Stone L BABSON 1-5 W W.P.I. 10-2 W @ Merrimack 13-3 Captain: Tipper Durkin W BABSON 12-3 W A.I.C. 4-1 L @ Salem State 4-7 L @ Eastern Conn. 0-7 W HARTFORD 7-5 L ASSUMPTION 2-5 W STONEHILL 7-3 W BABSON 7-4 W HARTFORD 8-5 W M.I.T. 15-1 L @ Southern Conn. 5-12 W BABSON 8-2 L SUFFOLK 10-11 W BENTLEY 12-2 L @ Southern Conn. 2-3 W SUFFOLK 9-5 W ASSUMPTION 11-5 W @ Clark 21-0 W @ Brandeis 10-6 W PLYMOUTH STATE 2-1 L @ Bentley 4-6 W @ New Haven 2-0 L NEW HAVEN 2-10 W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-5 L @ Bentley 6-9 W MERRIMACK 4-1 W BABSON 10-2 W HARTFORD 10-3 W @ Clark 15-0 W MERRIMACK 14-0 W N.H. COLLEGE 14-4 W W.P.I. 8-2 W W.P.I. 4-3 W @Springfield 6-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 6-5 W ASSUMPTION 18-3 W MERRIMACK 7-2 W @ Salem State 9-1 W SACRED HEART 14-7 W M.I.T. 2-0 W MERRIMACK 12-1 L STONEHILL 2-3 L SACRED HEART 3-8 W M.I.T. 8-0 W @ UMass Dartmouth 9-6 W @ Eastern Conn. 4-3 W @ UMass Dart. (10) 2-1 W @ Bentley 4-2 W @ Salem State 12-6 W @ Eastern Conn. 3-2 W BRIDGEPORT 7-2 L @ Bentley 2-3 W STONEHILL 7-1 W ST. ANSELM 11-0 W BRIDGEPORT 10-2 W @ Clark 14-3 L @ Eastern Conn. 1-7 W ST. ANSELM 11-3 L @ Quinnipiac 3-21 L @ Salem State 6-9 W @ Eastern Conn. 3-0 W NEW HAVEN 6-5 W @ Quinnipiac 8-6 W @ Bridgewater St. 3-2 W WESTFIELD ST. 10-9 L @ Brandeis 5-7 W PLYMOUTH STATE 6-0 W @ Bridgewater St. 7-0 L @ Brandeis 3-10 W@ Merrimack 8-2 W PLYMOUTH STATE 12-7 W WESTFIELD ST. 8-3 W A.I.C. 13-2 W @ Merrimack 10-2 L @ Bentley 5-8 L WESTFIELD ST. (12) 6-7 W A.I.C. 13-6 L @ UMass Dartmouth 7-10 L @ Worcester St. 1-2 W BENTLEY 12-4 W @ Bentley 11-3 1984 (23-8) W MERRIMACK 6-2 W BENTLEY 3-2 W @ Central Conn. 11-6 Coach: Jim Stone W MERRIMACK 8-5 L @ New Haven 7-8 W PLYMOUTH STATE 9-2 Captain: Dave DeCoste L @ Brandeis (10) 2-3 L @ Central Conn. 6-10 W PLYMOUTH STATE 3-0 L MERRIMACK 9-11 L A.I.C. 1-5 W M.I.T. 12-6 W #v New Haven 7-0 L @ New Haven 0-7 L A.I.C. 2-5 W PLYMOUTH STATE 10-3 L #v LeMoyne 4-7 W @ New Haven 12-7 W BENTLEY 10-5 L PLYMOUTH STATE 3-7 L #v Adelphi 7-10 W BRANDEIS 15-9 L BENTLEY (8) 3-7 L #v Quinnipiac 1-4 W SPRINGFIELD 10-3 L @ Springfield 0-5 L #v New Haven 3-5 1982 (19-7) W @ Assumption 7-1 W @ Springfield 9-3 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Merrimack 25-4 1980 (20-9) Captains: Mark Chiasson, Ken W @ Merrimack 13-9 1978 (21-12) Coach: Jim Stone Connerty W SALEM STATE 21-6 Coach: Jim Stone Captains: Joe Keohane, L SUFFOLK 7-8 W ST. ANSELM 15-4 Captain: Bill Moloney John McHale W R.I. COLLEGE 5-4 W @ Stonehill 7-3 W SUFFOLK 12-5 W @ Babson 6-5 W R.I. COLLEGE 6-5 L CENTRAL CONN. 6-8 W PLYMOUTH STATE 7-2 W SUFFOLK 11-0 W BENTLEY 15-3 L SOUTHERN CONN. 1-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 9-7 W R.I. COLLEGE 9-8 W @ Babson 14-1 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-3 W @ Hartford 2-1 L R.I.COLLEGE 0-3 W @ Merrimack 12-2 W @ UNew Hampshire 11-8 L @ Hartford 5-14 W @ Hartford 6-4 W @ Merrimack 12-3 L @ UNew Hampshire 4-5 W @ W.P.I. 6-5 w @ W.P.I. 9-2 W SPRINGFIELD 16-2 W BENTLEY 20-8

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W SUFFOLK (10) 9-8 L SPRINGFIELD 7-11 W v E. Stroudsburg (12) 4-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 6-2 W @ N.H. College 16-8 W BOSTON UNIV. 16-0 W ST. ANSELM 13-0 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-1 W @ N.H. College 17-5 L @ Sacred Heart 3-11 W ASSUMPTION 12-2 W MERRIMACK 6-3 W @ Bridgeport 9-1 L @ Sacred Heart 4-13 W @ New Haven 5-3 W @ Bridgeport 13-1 W SALEM STATE 4-3 L @ New Haven 4-5 1990 (27-16) W UMASS DART. 27-14 W @ Stonehill 17-9 W BRANDEIS 16-6 Coach: Jim Stone W @ A.I.C. 8-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 12-1 W SPRINGFIELD 11-10 Captains: Dan Barros, Scott W QUINNIPIAC 11-4 L SOUTHERN CONN. 4-5 W BOSTON UNIV. 23-16 Johnson, Dan Parent W QUINNIPIAC 8-7 W @ UNew Hampshire 8-3 W BOSTON UNIV. 7-6 L @ St. Leo’s 6-11 W @ Plymouth State 6-5 L @ UNew Hampshire 5-6 W @ Sacred Heart 8-4 W v St. Xavier 12-9 L @ Plymouth State 5-7 W BENTLEY 10-3 W @ Sacred Heart (8) 19-14 L v Cal Poly Pomona 3-10 W @ Bentley 22-17 W @ N.H. College 6-5 W SALEM STATE 14-9 W v Kean, NJ 22-6 L #v New Haven 2-10 L @ N.H. College 6-8 W @ Merrimack 7-0 W v Wm Paterson 14-3 L #v Qunnipiac 5-8 W UMASS DART. (10) 5-4 W SUFFOLK 17-9 W v NE Illinois 7-3 W @ Bentley 14-7 L MERRIMACK 4-6 L v Kean, NJ 7-16 1985 (26-10) W @ A.I.C. (10) 11-9 W BENTLEY 17-5 L @ Rollins 0-3 Coach: Jim Stone W QUINNIPIAC 6-2 L @ UNew Hampshire 10-11 L v NE Illinois 7-17 Captains: Jim Duggan, Mark W QUINNIPIAC 17-9 W @ UNew Hampshire 12-7 W @ Stonehill 4-0 Moise W @ Plymouth State 8-6 W @ N.H. College 17-4 W ASSUMPTION 10-2 L v Manhattanville 13-15 W @ Plymouth State 7-3 W @ N.H. College 9-0 W @ Merrimack 9-0 L v Wm Paterson 7-14 W @ Bridgeport 14-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 4-2 W v Wesleyan 9-7 1987 (27-11) W @ Bridgeport 16-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 15-1 W v Bowdoin 12-8 Coach: Jim Stone W KEENE STATE 11-5 W SALEM STATE 16-3 L v Kean (5) 8-11 Captains: Paul Gedman, Ross W KEENE STATE 17-3 L BRANDEIS 4-9 L SUFFOLK 9-19 Madore W @ Bentley 14-3 W @ A.I.C. 16-3 W DARTMOUTH 12-10 L v Trenton State 2-5 W @ Plymouth State 12-3 W BRIDGEPORT 13-0 W DARTMOUTH 9-2 Lv Wm Paterson 4-5W @ Plymouth State 10-8 W BRIDGEPORT 14-0 L NEW HAVEN 1-4 W v E. Stroudsburg 17-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 3-2 W QUINNIPIAC 10-8 L NEW HAVEN 7-17 W v Jersey City St. 18-7 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-5 L@ UNew Hampshire2-6 W MERRIMACK 10-9 W v Wis-Lacrosse 10-7 W QUINNIPIAC 11-6 W@ UNew Hampshire4-0 L @ Brandeis 1-13 L v Wis-Lacrosse 0-5 W @ A.I.C. 13-7 L SACRED HEART 2-4 W @ Springfield 16-0 W SUFFOLK 16-3 W #v Mansfield 4-2 W SACRED HEART (8) 9-8 W BOSTON UNIV. 11-8 W @ Assumption 15-11 L #v New Haven 3-8 W BOSTON UNIV. 19-1 W SACRED HEART 15-6 W @ Springfield 7-3 L #v Mansfield 2-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 2-1 W SACRED HEART 4-3 W MERRIMACK 16-15 L N.H. COLLEGE 3-6 W @ Salem State 3-1 L BOSTON UNIV. 6-8 1989 (24-13-1) W BENTLEY 11-4 W STONEHILL 9-8 W SACRED HEART 9-2 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Keene State 4-3 L @ Southern Conn. 5-7 W SACRED HEART 10-5 Captains: Neal Larsson, Joe Luis W @ Keene State 8-5 W @ South. Conn. (8) 15-13 W @ Salem State (11) 3-2 W vs Glassboro St. 13-5 W @ Southern Conn. 8-3 W @ Central Conn. 11-9 W STONEHILL 4-2 L vs Glassboro St. 8-11 L @ Southern Conn. 7-8 W @ Central Conn. 17-3 W@ St. Anselm 8-2 L vs Kean (NJ) 2-8 L SUFFOLK 4-6 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 2-0 L @ St. Anselm (9) 2-3 L vs Kean (NJ) 5-6 W MERRIMACK 6-5 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 8-5 W @ Merrimack 12-3 L @ Nova Univ. 2-9 W @ Franklin Pierce 12-2 W @ Bentley 15-5 W @ Bentley 14-6 W vs Ramapo 6-5 W @ Franklin Pierce 17-5 W N.H. COLLEGE 18-17 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 9-5 W vs Trenton St. 14-11 L @ New Haven 2-9 W N.H. COLLEGE 25-4 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 2-1 W vs E. Stroudsburg 4-0 L @ New Haven 7-8 W BRIDGEPORT 12-9 L N.H. COLLEGE 4-5 L STONEHILL 1-6 W SPRINGFIELD 11-4 W BRIDGEPORT 20-1 W N.H. COLLEGE 14-2 L @ Sacred Heart 6-7 L @ Bentley 4-5 L @ UMass Dartmouth 5-7 W BRIDGEPORT 10-0 W @ Sacrec Heart 1-0 W PHIL. TEXTILE (E) 8-3 W A.I.C. 7-4 W BRIDGEPORT 23-4 L @ Brandeis 2-3 L SACRED HEART (E) 8-10 W @ Quinnipiac 21-13 W NEW HAVEN 9-3 W PLYMOUTH STATE 11-1 L PHIL. TEXTILE (E) 4-5 W @ Quinnipiac 12-3 L NEW HAVEN 0-7 L PLYMOUTH STATE 5-7 L PLYMOUTH ST. 4-7 W @ Keene State 29-9 W @ Salem State 10-2 1991 (30-12) W PLYMOUTH ST. (8) 4-3 L @ Quinnipiac 0-1 L @ Assumption 5-16 Coach: Jim Stone W BENTLEY 17-4 W @ Quinnipiac 4-3 W @ Bridgeport 7-1 Captains: Dan Barros, Scott L PLYMOUTH STATE 2-7 T @ Merrimack (13) 3-3 Johnson, Steve Lane 1986 (18-15-1) W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-1 L @ Bentley 3-10 W v Framingham St. 12-7 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Northeastern 11-10 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 10-4 L v Missouri Baptist 0-7 Captain: Bobby Cappadona W @ Southern Conn. 3-0 L UNEW HAMP. (9) 8-10 L v Missouri Bapt.(10) 6-7 L v Creighton 3-8 W @ Southern Conn. 6-4 L NEW HAVEN 4-12 W v Kean (NJ) 11-4 L @ FLA Atlantic 1-4 L v LeMoyne (N) 2-11 L NEW HAVEN 8-11 W v William Paterson 18-13 L v Wesleyan 9-16 W v Phil. Textile (N) 15-3 W BOSTON UNIV. 7-4 W v Wilmington 6-3 L v Glassboro St. 2-15 L v LeMoyne (N) 6-11 W BOSTON UNIV. 8-5 L v William Paterson 4-14 L @ FLA Memorial 5-6 W @ N.H. College 5-4 L v UMass-Amherst 14-21 L v Kean 9-10 1988 (31-9) W @ N.H. College 19-0 W @ Assumption 8-1 W @ Barry 13-1 Coach: Jim Stone W KEENE STATE 11-2 W STONEHILL 4-2 W @ Barry 7-1 Captain: Mark Grams W KEENE STATE 8-0 W BOSTON UNIV. 16-8 W SUFFOLK 9-1 L v Trenton State 6-9 W SOUTHERN CONN. 14-1 L @ Brandeis 0-1 W ST. ANSELM 14-1 W v Trenton State 9-8 W SOUTHERN CONN. 15-14 W MERRIMACK (8) 12-8 L ASSUMPTION 1-9 W @ Nova 14-7 W @ Quinnipiac 10-9 W SOUTHERN CONN. 5-1 L @ New Haven 1-6 L v William Paterson 1-4 W A.I.C. 14-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-5 L @ New Haven 2-8 L v Montclair State 4-13 W BENTLEY 7-6 W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-6 T @ Merrimack 11-11 Lv Princeton 4-12W SUFFOLK 2-0 W PLYMOUTH STATE 13-1

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Year-by-Year Results W Salem State 9-0 1993 (22-12) W SACRED HEART 7-3 L@ Tampa 1-13 L AMERICAN INT’L 1-3 Coach: Jim Stone W SACRED HEART 8-2 W @ Quinnipiac 20-2 W ST. ROSE 8-5 Captains: Brian Hanson, Matt W BRANDEIS 7-3 W @ Quinnipiac 8-4 W @ Bridgeport 14-1 Moran W@ Merrimack 7-5 W @ Bryant 15-10 W @ Bridgeport 7-2 W vs Framingham St. 6-5 L BENTLEY 8-16 W @ Stonehill 12-1 W @ Sacred Heart 2-0 L vs Bellarmine 5-6 W QUINNIPIAC 8-0 L @ So. Connecticut 3-4 L @ Sacred Heart (9) 8-9 L vs Assumption 6-10 W @ Bryant 7-3 L @ So. Connecticut 1-7 W @ Qunnipiac 13-8 W vs Lehigh 4-2 L @ Bentley 8-10 L MERRIMACK 3-6 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 3-2 L vs Bridgewater St. 9-10 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 14-0 W DARTMOUTH 17-6 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 13-4 L @ Eckerd 9-10 W MERRIMACK (E) 9-4 W KEENE STATE 21-3 W NEW HAVEN (12) 1-0 L@ Tampa 7-16L ADELPHI (E) 7-15 W KEENE STATE 9-5 W NEW HAVEN (8) 5-4 L vs Toledo 3-9 L MERRIMACK (E) 3-7 W BENTLEY 10-2 W @ N.H. College 7-4 W vs Kalamazoo 18-2 W @ Sacred Heart 6-0 W @ N.H. College 12-0 W @ Bridgeport 18-0 1995 (33-11) L @ Sacred Heart 5-6 L BENTLEY 6-7 W @ Bridgeport 22-3 Coach: Jim Stone L NEW HAVEN 1-2 W KEENE STATE 6-0 W @ Springfield 11-4 Captains: Mike Cruff, Marc L NEW HAVEN 0-2 W KEENE STATE 6-2 W @ Quinnipiac 10-2 Deschenes, Kevin Rourke W @ Brandeis 11-1 W @Merrimack 8-7 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 12-1 L New Hampshire 1-9 W BRIDGEPORT 19-6 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 18-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-4 W v. Rensselaer 12-8 W BRIDGEPORT 22-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-1 W ST. ANSELM 5-4 L v. Lafayette 8-9 L U NEW HAMPSHIRE 1-5 L Springfield 4-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 25-5 W Framingham St. 13-2 W N. H. COLLEGE 20-8 L Bentley 2-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 14-3 W v. Bellarmine 6-3 W N.H. COLLEGE 13-3 W SACRED HEART (N) 12-2 W KEENE STATE 7-2 W v. Lehigh 9-8 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 18-6 L @ A.I.C. (N/10) 10-11 W KEENE STATE 11-3 L@ Tampa 4-8W FRANKLIN PIERCE 17-0 L v A.I.C. (N) 10-15 W @ N.H. College 12-1 L vs. Suffolk (10) 9-12 W @ American Inter’l 22-9 L @ N.H. College 6-7 W BRYANT (10) 8-7 W STONY BROOK 20-4 1992 (24-14-1) W NEW HAVEN 6-5 W STONEHILL (10) 6-5 W STONY BROOK 7-5 Coach: Jim Stone L NEW HAVEN 8-11 W @ Sacred Heart 13-4 W @ Assumption 14-1 Captains: Ken Delaney, Steve W @ Sacred Heart 10-3 W @ Sacred Heart 7-6 L @ Merrimack 5-10 Lane, Steve Talbot L @ Sacred Heart (9) 5-6 W @ Sacred Heart 6-1 W KEENE STATE (E) 18-4 L vs Troy State 5-6 W BENTLEY 5-3 L MERRIMACK 6-12 W SO. CONN. (E) 8-5 W vs Framingham St. 10-6 L @ Brandeis 6-13 W @ Bridgeport 7-3 W SO. CONN. (E) 9-4 W vs Framingham (8) 16-10 W @ Bentley 9-7 W @ Bridgeport 14-0 L @ St. Leo 9-10 L PRESBYTERIAN 5-6 W @ Franklin Pierce 8-1 1997 (25-13) L vs -Stout 10-18 W BRYANT 21-13 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 16-0 Coach: Jim Stone L@ Tampa 5-11W ST. ROSE 6-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 6-1 Captains: Tom Davis, Steve W vs Chicago State 22-3 L ST. ROSE 1-5 L A.I.C. 7-15 Botto, Ryan Kearney W vs Toledo 11-3 W MERRIMACK 13-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 16-10 W vs. Fitchburg State 8-2 W @ A.I.C. 9-6 W @ Sacred Heart (E) 7-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 8-3 L@ Tampa 1-4 L SACRED HEART 1-4 L v. Adelphi (E) 1-6 W SOUTHERN CONN. 17-3 L@ Tampa 3-10 L SACRED HEART 2-4 L @Sacred Heart 0-9 W @ Bridgeport 4-2 W @ Saint Leo 5-2 W DARTMOUTH (9) 5-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 10-0 W vs. R.I. College 15-1 W DARTMOUTH 14-4 1994 (22-17) W NEW HAVEN 3-2 W vs. Merrimack 17-2 W SALEM STATE 8-1 Coach: Jim Stone W NEW HAVEN 5-4 W @ Stonehill 3-2 L @ Keene State 6-7 Captains: Matt Boyle, Todd L NEW HAVEN 1-3 W @ Bridgeport 11-0 W @ Keene State 20-0 Keeney W @ Keene State 17-1 W @ Bridgeport 9-1 W SPRINGFIELD 12-2 L vs. Indianapolis 6-7 W KEENE STATE 11-8 L @ Stony Brook 4-11 W @ Southern Conn. 5-3 L@ Tampa 5-7W KEENE STATE 8-3 W @ Stony Brook 4-0 L @ Southern Conn. 4-5 L vs. Bellarmine 5-17 W BENTLEY 16-5 L DARTMOUTH 13-16 W QUINNIPIAC 11-9 L vs. Merrimack 3-8 W @ N.H. College 12-0 W ALBANY 13-6 W @ Franklin Pierce 9-1 L @ Eckerd 4-9 L @ N.H. College 5-6 L ALBANY 7-9 W @ Franklin Pierce 12-0 W vs. Rensselaer 6-4 W ST. ROSE 21-1 L SOUTHERN CONN. 2-4 L BENTLEY 1-9 L @ Eckerd 5-21 W ST. ROSE 4-3 L SOUTHERN CONN. 3-4 L N.H. COLLEGE 1-4 L vs. Montreat-Anderson 3-8 W ASSUMPTION 4-2 W MERRIMACK 20-16 W N.H. COLLEGE 5-1 L @ Saint Leo 9-22 L @ UNew Hampshire 1-9 W @ N.H. College 8-7 T ASSUMPTION 9-9 W vs. Suffolk 20-7 W @ Merrimack 12-4 L @ N.H. College 0-3 W @ New Haven 4-3 L @ New Haven 3-6 W @ Bentley 12-5 L BRANDEIS 9-15 W @ New Haven (16) 4-3 L @ New Haven 1-2 W ST. ROSE (N) 9-4 WAIC 4-0 L @ St. Rose 4-5 W MERRIMACK 7-3 W v New Haven (N) 5-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-0 W @ St. Rose 11-6 L DARTMOUTH 5-10 L NEW HAVEN (N) 5-8 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 10-6 W MERRIMACK (10) 4-3 W KEENE STATE 3-2 L v New Haven (N) 6-10 W SACRED HEART 23-8 W BRIDGEPORT 6-1 L KEENE STATE 3-8 W SACRED HEART 9-7 W BRIDGEPORT 23-1 W @ Southern Connecticut11-1 1996 (27-12) W @ Keene State 8-2 L @ Merrimack 3-7 L @ Southern Connecticut 2-3 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Keene State 13-5 W @ Merrimack 5-2 W @ American Internat’l 12-4 Captains: Jeff Gallison, Jarrod W @ Merrimack 8-6 W BRANDEIS 4-0 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 23-3 Harwood, Kevin Winship W BRYANT 13-4 W @ Bentley 9-6 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 21-3 W vs.U New Hampshire 22-8 L ASSUMPTION 6-15 L vs Adelphi (E) 1-4 W BRIDGEPORT 17-0 L vs. RPI 2-8 W BENTLEY 3-0 L vs New Haven (E/12) 6-9 W BRIDGEPORT 9-0 L vs. Lafayette 5-6 W @ Bentley 8-5 W @ Stonehill 11-2 W vs. Lehigh 22-5 W @ New Haven 8-4 W @ Assumption 20-13 L @ Saint Leo 13-22 L @ New Haven 2-11 W N.H. COLLEGE 21-5 W vs. Lafayette 6-3 W #vs. Saint Rose 10-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 21-0 W vs. Assumption 18-11 W #vs. Adelphi 11-2

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L #vs. Adelphi 3-8 W DOWLING 5-4 2001 (39-19) L @ American Int’l 2-3 L #vs. Adelphi 6-8 W at New Hamp. Coll. 11-6 Coach: Jim Stone W @ American Int’l 13-3 W at New Hamp. Coll. 5-4 Captains: Jon Cahill, Evan W SAINT ROSE 11-1 1998 (27-7) W at New Haven 7-2 Greene L SAINT ROSE 2-6 Coach: Jim Stone W at New Haven 6-2 L @ Rollins College 6-9 L BRYANT 0-4 Captains: Mark Rurak, Steve W ST. ROSE 11-9 L vs. US Military Acad. 6-7 W DOWLING 6-4 Botto, Ryan Kearney W A.I.C. 10-5 L @ Florida Southern 3-12 W ASSUMPTION 15-8 L @ Saint Leo 3-15 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-2 W vs. Framingham St. 17-5 W ASSUMPTION 15-4 L@ Tampa 2-16W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-3 W @ Eckerd College 8-1 L @ Southern CT 3-4 W vs. Fitchburg State 8-2 W SACRED HEART 18-0 L vs. Merrimack 4-5 W @ Southern CT 4-3 L vs. Cumberland (TN) 7-8 W SACRED HEART 11-5 L @ St. Leo Univ. 4-8 W @ Franklin Pierce 16-3 W vs. Merrimack 18-8 W BRANDEIS 7-6 W @ St. Anselm 19-1 L BRYANT 5-9 W vs. Merrimack 6-2 W @ Merrimack 9-0 W@ St. Anselm 8-3 L @ Southern NH 4-7 W @ Southern Conn. 5-0 W @ Assumption 17-5 L NEW HAVEN 7-9 W @ Southern NH 8-0 W @ Southern Conn. 7-2 W BRYANT 17-4 L @ Southern CT 6-11 L @ Merrimack 3-5 W SAINT ANSELM 11-2 W BRYANT 10-0 L @ Southern CT 4-16 W MERRIMACK 22-8 W MERRIMACK 10-9 W BINGHAMTON 8-7 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-2 W MERRIMACK 21-1 W @ Quinnipiac 17-3 W BINGHAMTON 9-0 L BENTLEY 2-5 W @ Merrimack 10-3 W @ Sacred Heart 19-0 W @ Bentley 6-2 L @ American Int’l 2-3 W SOUTHERN NH 9-0 W @ Sacred Heart 13-3 L #MERRIMACK 1-3 L @ American Int’l 4-5 W SOUTHERN NH 9-3 W BENTLEY 20-3 W #CONCORDIA 13-9 W BENTLEY 9-8 W BENTLEY 9-4 L STONEHILL 3-5 W #MERRIMACK 12-2 W SAINT ROSE 13-2 L STONEHILL 2-14 L NEW HAVEN 4-13 L #ADELPHI 8-9 W SAINT ROSE 7-5 L @ Stonehill 9-11 W NEW HAVEN 4-3 W @ Saint Anselm 9-4 L @ Stonehill 3-13 W QUEENS (NY) 5-4 2000 (29-14) W NEW HAMP. COLL. 6-1 W STONEHILL 9-2 W @ Franklin Pierce 6-4 Coach: Jim Stone W NEW HAMP. COLL. 8-3 W BENTLEY 8-1 W @ Franklin Pierce 8-5 Captains: Dana D’Agostino, Jon W BENTLEY 13-12 W @Bentley 7-6 W @ Brandeis 9-5 Cahill W STONEHILL 5-4 W @ Saint Anselm 13-3 W BRIDGEPORT 20-3 L vs. Rensselaer 4-10 W STONEHILL 18-10 W @ Saint Anselm 12-4 W BRIDGEPORT 14-0 L @ St. Leo 1-13 W STONEHILL 14-4 W SAINT ANSELM 11-4 W @ Dartmouth 7-3 L vs. Framingham St. 5-7 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 21-11 W @ Bentley 10-0 W N.H. COLLEGE 10-6 L@Tampa 5-7W FRANKLIN PIERCE 22-10 L @ Franklin Pierce 4-5 W N.H. COLLEGE 7-4 L @Eckert 5-6 W ASSUMPTION 13-2 W NEW HAVEN 9-2 W STONY BROOK 14-12 W vs. Carroll College 40-10 L @ Merrimack 2-4 W SAINT ANSELM 9-7 L STONY BROOK 4-5 L vs. Rensselaer 4-7 W @ Bryant 15-4 W ^BENTLEY^ 17-5 L @ Albany 2-6 L vs. Army 8-9 L @ Bryant 6-7 W ^STONEHILL^ 4-0 W @ Albany (8) 10-6 W SAINT ANSELM 10-2 W @ Bryant 11-3 W ^STONEHILL^ 13-3 W @ Merrimack 26-17 L @Stonehill 6-19 L @ New Haven 3-7 W #BRYANT 14-6 W @ Assumption 5-2 W TEIKYO POST 7-2 W @ American Int’l 8-2 L #CONCORDIA 1-3 W @ Bryant 6-4 W TEIKYO POST 13-6 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 19-2 W #BRYANT 5-1 W @ Bentley 16-6 W NORTHEASTERN 5-2 W ASSUMPTION 5-1 W #CONCORDIA 7-2 L #BRYANT (10) 6-7 W NORTHEASTERN 9-8 W SAINT ROSE 17-4 W #CONCORDIA 9-3 W #QUEENS 12-1 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 15-0 W SAVANNAH A&D 17-4 L +vs. Cal. State Chico 2-5 W #BRYANT 11-3 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 7-0 W SAVANNAH A&D 6-4 W +vs. Florida Southern 7-2 W #NEW HAVEN 9-1 W STONEHILL 8-0 W @ Merrimack 6-1 W +vs. Ashland Univ. 10-5 L NEW HAVEN (N) 2-5 W @ A.I.C. 15-4 W @ Merrimack 9-3 L +vs. Cal State Chico 4-8 W A.I.C. 21-12 W ASSUMPTION 19-2 1999 (36-9) W FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-0 W @ Southern CT 15-3 2003 (32-12) Coach: Jim Stone W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-2 W ^STONEHILL 8-7 Coach: Jim Stone Captains: Glen Magnan W @ Merrimack 16-7 L ^SOUTHERN CT 6-7 Captain: Adam McCusker Jim Peloquin W NEW HAVEN 24-10 W ^BRYANT^ 10-9 W vs. Ashland 13-6 W vs. Assumption 11-4 W NEW HAVEN 10-1 W ^SOUTHERN CT 3-1 L @ Florida Southern 4-8 W @ St. Leo 21-7 W @ Bentley 12-6 W ^SOUTHERN CT 12-2 L@ Univ. of Tampa2-13 L@ Tampa 3-15W ST. ROSE 5-4 W #SOUTHERN CT 6-2 L @ St. Leo Univ. 5-18 W vs. Fitchburg St. 16-3 W DOWLING 5-3 L #CONCORDIA 2-4 L @ Eckerd College 5-9 L @ Eckerd 4-7 W ASSUMPTION 10-4 W #New Haven 18-3 L @ St. Leo Univ. 6-16 W vs. Cumberland 4-3 W @Binghamton 9-0 W #CONCORDIA 6-2 W vs. Minnesota-Duluth 11-6 W vs. Army 4-3 W @Binghamton 6-1 W #CONCORDIA 8-0 W vs. East Stroudsburg 5-1 W vs. Merrimack 9-3 L BRANDEIS 5-6 W +vs. Central Missouri 13-5 W vs. Framingham St. 2-1 W @ St. Anselm 19-2 W @Bryant 8-4 L +vs. St Mary’s Univ. 1-12 W @ Holy Cross 11-5 L @ Stonehill 6-12 W @ Assumption 21-10 L +vs. Delta State 2-6 L @ Saint Rose 2-9 W @ Bridgeport 14-3 L FLORIDA SOUTHERN 8-9 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 7-0 W @ Bridgeport 5-1 W SAVANNAH A&D 4-2 2002 (35-18) W @ Bentley College 6-0 L ADELPHI 11-12 W @ Southern Conn. 13-5 Coach: Jim Stone L @ Stonehill 1-2 L ALBANY 14-15 L @ Southern Conn. 0-3 Captains: David Williamson, W @ Southern NH 8-1 L ALBANY 6-8 W BRIDGEPORT 21-3 Adam McCusker W @ Southern NH 6-2 L @ Stony Brook 9-10 W BRIDGEPORT 9-2 W @ Eckerd 7-5 W SOUTHERN NH 8-4 L @ Stony Brook 8-2 W MERRIMACK 5-1 L @ Eckerd 5-6 W @ Assumption 5-1 W DARTMOUTH 13-3 L BENTLEY 1-5 L@ Univ. of Tampa3-10W BENTLEY 5-3 W BENTLEY 13-7 L #ST. ROSE 3-7 L @ St. Leo Univ. 7-8 W SOUTHERN CT 6-5 W SAVANNAH A&D 7-5 L #CONCORDIA 5-7 L @ St. Leo Univ. 3-6 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-2 W SOUTHERN CONN. 5-2 W vs. Keene St. College 10-1 W @ Bryant 5-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 10-8 W vs. Framingham St. 3-2 W @ Bryant 5-4

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W SOUTHERN CT 6-2 2005 (28-20) W @ Stonehill 4-2 Coach: Ken Harring W AMERICAN INT’L 5-1 Captains: Brad Laurin, Nate W AMERICAN INT’L 9-0 Liebenow, Miles Page W @ Saint Rose 9-3 W vs. Mansfield 4-2 L SAINT ANSELM 4-5 W vs. Molloy 8-3 L SAINT ANSELM 1-3 W vs. Caldwell 7-4 W @ Assumption 14-9 L vs. Caldwell 0-3 W @ Bentley 8-2 Lat Tampa 2-16 W @ Saint Anselm 6-3 W vs. SW Minnesota 7-3 W MERRIMACK 8-6 W vs. New Jersey Tech 12-0 L @Merrimack 3-6 L vs. Southern Conn. 4-8 W MERRIMACK 7-1 W vs. Minnesota-Duluth 14-11 W STONEHILL 2-1 L at Bentley 1-4 W ^SAINT ROSE 1-0 W at Bentley 8-2 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 17-0 W BENTLEY 3-2 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 4-1 W MERRIMACK 5-1 L #NEW HAVEN 1-2 W STONEHILL 4-2 W#DOWLING 7-3 L STONEHILL 2-5 W #NEW HAVEN 8-3 W AMERICAN INT’L 5-3 L #FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-5 W NEW HAVEN 3-2 L at Southern Conn. 1-3 2004 (22-21) W at Southern Conn. 8-5 Coach: Ken Connerty L SOUTHERN CONN. 0-1 Captains: Todd Cole, Steve W SOUTHERN N.H. 4-2 Palazzolo W at Merrimack 10-5 L vs. Slippery Rock 7-13 W at Southern N.H. 10-2 L vs. North Dakota 4-11 W SAINT ROSE 2-0 L vs. Caldwell 4-10 W SAINT ROSE 5-3 L vs. Caldwwell 10-21 L at Saint Rose 5-10 L @ Eckerd 7-11 W ASSUMPTION 16-5 L@ Tampa 3-12L at Assumption 4-5 W @ St. Leo 6-5 W NEW HAVEN 12-10 Junior Sean Patno L @ St. Leo 1-7 LPACE 1-7 L @ Bentley 0 Lat Pace 0-6Covering the River Hawks W @ Bentley 4-1 L ST. ANSELM 4-6 W BENTLEY 7-1 W at St. Anselm 6-3 The Sun The Connector W SOUTHERN N.H. 2-0 W AMERICAN INT’L 12-1 Contact: Trevor Slapsys W MERRIMACK 9-1 L at Franklin Pierce 3-4 Contact: Dennis Whitton L @ Merrimack 4-7 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 4-5 P.O. Box 1477 UMass Lowell W @ American Intern’l 16-0 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 8-1 Lowell, MA 01853 Fox Hall W AMERICAN INT’L 4-0 L at American Int’l 4-5 Phone: (800) 694-7100 Lowell, MA 01854 W @ American Intern’l 16-3 L BRYANT 4-5 Fax: (978) 970-4600 Phone: (978) 934-5009 W @ St. Rose 7-1 W BRYANT 2-1 W ST. ROSE 10-0 W at Bryant 4-0 The Boston Globe WUML Radio (91.5 FM) L ST. ROSE 4-6 W ^BRYANT 2-1 Contact: Joe Sullivan Contact: Bob Ellis W SOUTHERN N.H. 7-1 W ^SOUTHERN CONN. 1-0 P.O. Box 2378 UMass Lowell W @ Southern N.H. 4-1 L ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-4 Boston, MA 02107 One University Avenue L @ Bryant 0-4 L ^STONEHILL 5-7 Phone (800) 232-2860 Lowell, MA 01854 L BRYANT 0-2 W #at Franklin Pierce 8-2 Phone: (978) 934-4975 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 1-4 L #vs. Southern Conn. 3-10 Fax: (617) 929-2670 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-9 L #at Franklin Pierce 11-16 Fax: (978) 934-3031 L @ Franklin Pierce 4-12 The Boston Herald W @ Bryant 9-2 Contact: Hank Hryniewicz WCAP Radio (900 AM) L SAINT ANSLEM 3-9 KEY P.O. Box 2096 Contact: Ryan Sullivan L @ St. Anselm 3-12 Boston, MA 02106 243 Central Street L ST. ANSLEM 3-5 E-ECAC Tournament Phone (800) 234-5680 Lowell, MA 01852 W @ Assumption 12-9 #NCAA Tournament Fax: (617) 542-1315 Phone: (978) 454-0404 W ASSUMPTION 5-4 ^Northeast-10 Tournament Fax: (978) 458-9124 W @ Stonehill 5-1 +Division II College World Series The Eagle Tribune L STONEHILL 0-2 Contact: Bill Burt WMUR-TV 9 W @ Stonehill 12-3 Contact: Jamie Staton L SOUTHERN CONN. 2-3 P.O. Box 100 W SOUTHERN CONN. 10-9 Lawrence, MA 01842 P. O . B o x 9 L @ Southern CONN. 4-6 Phone: (800) 927-9200 Manchester, NH 03105 W @ Bryant 2-1 Fax: (978) 687-6045 Phone: (603) 641-9007 W ^vs. Franklin Pierce 4-1 Fax: (603) 641-9005 W ^SOUTHERN CT 7-5 The Telegraph W ^SOUTHERN CT 7-0 Contact: Steve Daly 17 Executive Drive Nashua, NH 03061 Phone: (603) 594-6475 Fax: (603) 882-2681

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CALLAHAN, INC. 80 FIRST STREET BRIDGEWATER, MA 02324 P: 508-279-0012 F: 508-279-0032

WWW.CALLAHAN-INC.COM THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

Morandi’s Barber Shop

Five Barbers Appointment Avaiable 781-272-9826

Corner of Winn St. and Mountain Road Burlington, MA

TIMOTHY J. CLEARY

Attorney At Law

40 Willard Street, Suite 303 Quincy, Massachusetts 02169 Phone: (617) 259-5062 Fax: (617) 691-1466 THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

674 Boston Road • Billerica, MA • 01821 223 Boston Road • North Billerica, MA • 01862 Direct Line: (978) 656-5586 Direct Line: (978) 656-5586 Branch Line: (978) 262-0123 Branch Line: (978) 262-0100 Fax: (978) 656-5526 Fax: (978) 656-5818 [email protected] [email protected]

LINNANE Insurance Agency

Michael J. Linnane Your Independent Insurance Agent

Tel: 978-664-2000 Fax: 978-664-0180

280 Main Street • Unit 101 North Reading, MA 01864 THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEGION POST 87 THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

Franciosa Builders 8 Newell Farm Road West Newbury, MA THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

175 Bridge Road Salisbury, MA 01952 (978) 499-0400 THE FRIENDS OF UMASS LOWELL BASEBALL

TEL (978) 458-0661 RICHARD MARTEL FAX (978) 459-1396 JERRY MARTEL

MARTEL WELDING & SONS, INC. FABRICATING • CUSTOM TRUCK BODIES WELDING • ACETYLENE, HELIARC, ELECTRIC ARC SERVICE INSTALLATION

500 WOBURN ST. TEWKSBURY, MA 01876

THE PORTLAND GROUP 390 Franklin Street Framingham, MA 01702 www.theportlandgroup.com

(508) 875-7484 • (800) 242-0236 • Fax: (508) 879-4261 Front row (from left): Ryan Dooley, Peter Nickerson, Patrick Wilson, Mark Sakelakos, Erik Willett, Luke Demko, Luke Wallace; Second Row: Tim Dempsey, Jim Shaughnessy, Assistant Mike Marron, Assistant Ken Kessaris, Head Coach Ken Harring, Assistant Bryan Welch, Assistant Bryan Borowski, Athletic Trainer Brian Kelley, Bob Theriault, Andrew Terista; Third Row: Matt Iorio, Ronnie Nelson, Brian Tanguy, Dan Georgette, Tim Manton, Tim Keene, Sean Patno, Pat Donovan, Dan Chaisson, Kyle Ahern; Back Row: Manager Rob DeMoura, Graeme Clohosey, Steve Paddock, Kevin Graham, Joe Malzone, Brendan Fullerton, Dustin Ramey, Paul Cleary, James Barry.