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Eagle Excellence 2005 Morehead State University Eagle Baseball Down through the years, the Eagle Baseball program has won conference championships, participated in the NCAA championships and sent players on to the professional ranks. From old-timers Steve Hamilton and Denny Doyle to 1990's standouts Walt Terrell and Willie Blair ta current Washington National Jon Rauch, the Eagles have made their mark in major league baseball. Contents, Quick Facts Contents 2005 Schedule/Results Date Opponent Time Allen Field ................................................................................ 22 Feb. 18 al Belmont L, 10-9 Assistant Coaches ................................ : ................................... 2 19 at Belmont L, 4-2 Athletic Administration ...................................................... .1 9, 24 22 Campbellsville L, 17-16 Head Coach .................................................... ........................... 2 .23 Alice Lloyd w, 10-0 Media Information ................................................................... 24 26 Wright State (DH) w, 6-4/L, 11 -3 Morehead State University .. ............................................... 2~21 27 Wright Stale w, 7-4 Player Profiles ....................................................................... 4-- 11 March 4 ar Tennessee L, I 1-0 President Andrews ................................................................... 18 5 at Tennessee L, 13-5 6 ar Tennessee L, 3-2 Records ................................................................ ............... 14--17 7 Brescia w, 14-0 Roster ........................................................................................ J 9 at Kentucky W, 12-5 Schedule .......................................................................... I &BC 12 Niagara (DH) Rain Statistics(2004) ................................................................... 12-13 13 Niagara (DH) Rain IS Cleveland State (DH) w, 12-3/L, 5-3 16 Cleveland State w, 12-0 Quick Facts Youngstown State L,5-3 17 Youngstown State (DH) L, 4-0/L, 10-5 Location: Morehead, Ky. 19 Lipscomb L,8-5 Founded: 1887 20 Lipscomb L, 4-2 Enrollment: 9,300 25 Austin Peay (DH) w, 4-2/W, 4-3 Nickname: Eagles 26 Austin Peay w, 12-8 Colors: Blue and Gold 29 Akron L, 15-14 Conference: Ohio Valley, NCAA Division J 30 Akron W, 20-13 Stadium: Allen Field ( 1.200) April 2 *Tennessee Tech Rain President: Dr. Wayne D. Andrews 3 *Tennessee Tech (DR) W, 8-4/W, 10-4 6 Shawnee State w, 17-5 Director ofAthletics: Brian Hutchinson 9 •at UT Martin (DH) w, 8-3/W, 5-3 Office Phone: (606) 783-2088 10 *al UT Manin w, 18-11 Assistant Athletic Director: David Lichtenstein 13 at Marshall w. 14-6 Faculty Representative: Peggy Osborne 16 *Murray State (DB) L, 9-2/W, 9-1 Compliance and Eligibility Director: Jim Wells 17 *Murray State W,9-7 Marketing and Promotions Director: Paula Jackson 20 Maryland-East·ern Shore (DH) w, 9-1/W, 13-12 2004 Record: 14-40 23 *at Jacksonville Stare (DH) L, 7-3/W, 3-1 2004 Conference Record: 7-20 24 *al Jacksonville State L, 7-5 (DB) Head Coach: John Jarnagin 30 *Samford W, 10- 1/L,4-3 May *Samford W, 6-4 Alma Mater: Liberty '81 4 at Louisville L, 6-0 Record at MSU: 201-287-2 (9 years) 7 *at Southeast Missouri (DH) L, 8-7/W, 3-0 Career Record: 201-287-2 (9 years) 8 *at Southeast Missouri L, 16-4 Office Phone: (606) 783-2882 11 Marshall w, 10-9 Assistant Coaches: Robert Taylor (Pikeville '93) 14 *Eastern Illinois (DH) L, 12-8/L, 2-0 Ryan Schmalz (Oli vet Nazarene, '03) 15 *Eastern Tilinois L, 14-7 AthJetic Trainer: Richard Fletcher 20 *al Eastern Kenrucky (DH) L, 10-3/L, 7-5 Office Phone: (606) 783-2392 21 *at Eastern Kentucky W, 5-3 25-28 OVC Tournament TBA Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jamie Carver Brooks Stadium, Paducah, Ky. Athletic Media Relations Director/Baseball Contact: All times Eastern and subject to change Randy Stacy Home games in bold Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 *Ohio Valley Conference game Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 FAX Phone: (606) 783-2550 Credits Note: Coach Jarnagin s record entering the 2005 OVC This publication was edited by MSU Athletic Media Relations Toumamem is 229-313-2 in his 10th season ar MSU. Director Randy Stacy. Photography by MSU Photo Services, chief photographer Tim Holbrook and Guy Huffman. Cover design by Toni Hobbs, Graphic Designer, University Marketing. 2005 Eagle Baseball,.- I The Eagles Coaches John Jarnagin He coached Pike Central High School to two district championships and two regional finals. His seven-year record Head Coach was 149-81. He was an assistant coach on Paintsville High School's 200 I regional championship team. Taylor also served on the baseball staff at Transylvania University. John Jarnagin enters his 10th Following a three-year collegiate career at Pikeville, he season as Morehead State's bead played one season of professional baseball in the Frontier baseball coach. League. l11e 46-year-old Jarnagin spent Taylor is married to the former Paige Blair ofP ikeville. 10 seasons as bead baseball coach at Shelby State They have a son, Shane. Community College in Memphis, Tenn., prior to talcing over He will again work with the Eagle pitchers and serve as the Eagle basebaUprogram. recruiting coordinator. A native ofSan Diego, Calif., Jarnagin attended James Madison High School in San Diego. He played one season at San Diego City College, tberi was a two-year lettennan at Liberty University. Ryan Schmalz His first coachingjob was a three-year stint as an assistant Assistant Coach at Middle Tennessee ( 1982-84). He served on the staff at Trevecca Nazarene College in Nashville in 1985 and began his tenure at Shelby State in L986, where his I 0-year record Ryan Schmalz is in his second was 253-243-6. He was TJCAAWestern Division Coach season as an assistant baseball of the Year in 1988 and TJCAA Coach of the Year and coach at Morehead State. Tennessee Baseball Coaches Association Coach oftbe Year A native ofOlathe , Col., Schmalz in 1992. is a 2003 graduate of Olivet Nazarene University. As a Jarnagin was inducted into Shelby State's (now Southwest collegiate infielder, he played in two N AIA World Series. Tennessee CC) Athletic Hall ofFame in 2004. He is married to the former Rebecca Geasa and is working He earned a bachelor's degree from Liberty in 1981 and toward a master's degree in sports administration at MSU. a master's degree from Middle Tennessee in 1984. An active member ofthe Fellowship ofChristian Athletes, Jarnagin is rnaITied to the former Donna Lynn Rowzee of Memphis. They have a daughter, Sarah Beth and a son, Micah. B.J. Geasa Athletic Trainer, Baseball Robert Taylor Assistant Coach RobertTaylorisinhis third season as an assistant baseball coach at Morehead State. A native ofPikevill e, Ky., Taylor is a graduate of Johns Creek High School. He earned a bachelor's degree from Pikeville College and is working toward a master's degree in exercise physiology at MSU. 2 Morehead State U11iversity The Eagles Roster AJpbabetical Listing No. Name Pos B-T Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School/Junior CoUege 6 Nick Bobrowski OF R-R 5-8 l50 So Greensburg, Ky./Green County 5 Kevin Bryant OF R7R 5-11 190 Sr Chatham, Ill./Chatham-Glenwood/Rend Lake CC 15 ZacCarr 3B R-R 6-1 200 Sr Dixon, Calif./Dixon/Shasta CC 13 Donald Cheney C B-R 6-0 205 So Cridersville, Ohio/Lima Senior 20 MattClark RHP R-R 6-0 175 Fr Cumberland, Ky./Cumberland 33 Adrian Duran RRP R-R 6-3 200 Sr Raton, N.M./Raton/Trinidad State JC 22 Mark Ford OF L-R 5-10 170 Fr Crestview Hills, Ky./Covington Catholic '29 Brandon Hammons RHP R-R 6-0 230 Jr Ricetown, Ky./Lee County/Rend Lake CC 38 Trent Hanna OF .L-R 5-9 168 Fr Fairfield, Ohio/Fairfield 35 Bryan lngram 1B lrR 6-3 215 Sr Hamilton, Ohio/Fairfield 3 Lance Johnston RHP R-R 6-1 165 Sr Mt. Vernon, 111./Mt. Vernon/Rend Lake CC 17 Reid Kittleson RHP R-R 6-0 185 Jr Fargo, North Dakota/Fargo North/Glendale CC 27 Dan Klausmeier RHP R-R 5-10 165 Jr Colorado Springs, Colo./Doherty/Lamar CC 8 Patrick Lager C/18 R-R 6-0 205 Sr Orlando, Fla./Winter Park/Catonsville CC 19 Shane Lucci RHP R-R 6-2 195 Jr Centennial, Colo./Eaglecrest/Trinidad State JC II Chris MeCaslin INF R-R 6-1 180 So Beavercreek, 0 hio/Bea vercreek 37 Jeff McGuffey OF L-R 5-10 195 Fr Hamilton, Ohio/Fairfield 32 Marc Midden INF L-L 5-10 180 Fr Winchester, Ky./Clark County 4 Dustin Miles INF B-R 6-0 185 So Louisville, Ky./Holy Cross I NickNail INF R-R 5-9 172 Fr Louisville, Ky./Holy Cross 39 Eric Parker C R-R 5-10 190 Fr Louisa, Ky./Lawrence County 34 Ryan Perkins LHP R-L 6- 1 215 Fr Ashland, Ky./Boyd County 36 Michael Rebok RHP R-R 6-8 230 Sr Amherst, Ohio/Spencer County (Ky.) 24 Paul Rhodes IBIOF L-L 6-3 210 Jr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 7 Travis Rima OF R-R 5-8 170 Sr Oelwein, Iowa/Oelwein/North Iowa Area CC 21 Rob Saw1ders LHP L-L 6-4 215 Jr N onnal, TII./Nonnal Community/Kankakee CC 18 Jarred Seasor C R-R 5- 10 183 So Catlettsburg, Ky./Boyd County 2 Lance Seasor INF R-R 5-9 165 Sr Catlettsburg, Ky./Boyd County 30 Todd Sbatrnck INF R-R 6-1 195 Fr Winchester, Ky./Clark County 31 Ryan Shaw RHP R-R 6-3 185 Fr West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West 26 Cody Sorrell RHP R-R ~] 170 So Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 23 Bo Stohler OF R-R 5-10 190 Jr Grand Junction, Colo./CentralfTrinidad State JC 14 Pete Troyer .INF L-R 5-9 175 Sr Nampa, Idaho/Nampa Christian/Shasta CC 12 Blain Williams OF L-L 6-2 180 So Wilmington, Ohio/Wilmington JO Greg Wood 1.HP L-L 6-5 175 Jr Winchester, Ky./Clark County Head Coach: John Jarnagin ( 16) Assistant Coaches: Rob Taylor (25), Ryan Schmalz (9) Numerical Listing 1-Nick Nail, INF 14-Pete Troyer, lNF 27-Dan Klausmeier, RHP 2-Lance Seasor, INF 15-Zac Carr, INF 29-Brandon Hammons,RHP 3-Lance Johnston, RHP 16-John Jarnagin, Head Coach 30-Todd Sharrock, INF 4-Dustin Miles, INF 17-ReidKittleson,RHP 31-Ryan Shaw, RHP 5-Kevin Bryant, OF LS-Jarred Seasor, C 32-Marc Midden, INF 6-NickBobrowski, OF 19-Shane Lucci, RHP 33-AdrianDuran, RHP 7-Travis Rima, OF 20-Man Clark, RHP 34-Ryan Perkins, LI-1P 8-Patrick Lager, C 21-Rob Saunders, LHP 35-Bryan Ingram, 1B 9-Ryan Schmalz, Asst.
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