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2005 Southern Conference Baseball Final 2004 SoCon Baseball Standings Conference Overall Team W L T Pct W L T Pct Runs Opp H A N Stk College of Charleston 25 5 0 .833 47 16 0 .746 535 339 24-6 18-6 5-4 L1 Georgia Southern 21 9 0 .700 34 25 0 .576 460 341 20-8 12-13 2-4 L1 The Citadel 21 9 0 .700 39 28 0 .582 435 346 26-11 9-15 4-2 L1 Elon 17 13 0 .567 31 28 0 .525 423 368 16-10 13-16 2-2 L1 UNC Greensboro 16 14 0 .533 33 21 1 .609 329 278 23-10-1 10-9 0-2 L7 East Tennessee State 15 15 0 .500 28 30 0 .483 401 432 19-10 8-19 1-1 L2 Davidson 13 17 0 .433 20 33 0 .377 240 359 12-15 7-17 1-1 L2 Western Carolina 12 18 0 .400 28 31 0 .475 396 395 18-9 8-22 2-0 L2 Furman 11 19 0 .367 21 33 0 .389 312 362 10-15 10-14 1-4 L1 Wofford 8 22 0 .267 17 30 0 .362 256 335 10-16 7-14 0-0 L7 Appalachian State 6 24 0 .200 10 43 0 .189 236 478 7-17 3-24 0-2 W2 2004 Coaches All-SoCon Team 2004 Media All-SoCon Team 2004 All-Tournament Team P Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel First Team First Team C Brian Sigmon, Western Carolina P Ryan Johnson, College of Charleston P Ryan Johnson, College of Charleston 1B Chip Cannon, The Citadel P Jonathan Ellis, Citadel P Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel 2B Jon Aughey, The Citadel RP Brett Harker, College of Charleston RP Brett Harker, College of Charleston SS Chris Davis, Western Carolina C Caleb Moore, East Tennessee State C Caleb Moore, East Tennessee State 3B (tie) Chris Ard, The Citadel and Denver 1B Chip Cannon, The Citadel 1B Chip Cannon, The Citadel Edick, Western Carolina 2B Gary Morris, Elon 2B Gary Morris, Elon OF Matt Covington, The Citadel SS Andy Howdeshell, East Tennessee SS Andy Howdeshell, East Tennessee OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston State State OF Andy Phillips, The Citadel 3B Jess Easterling, College of Charleston 3B Jess Easterling, College of Charleston DH Mark Egleton, The Citadel OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston OF Brett Gardner, College of Charleston OF Brett Gardner, College of Charleston Walt Nadzak Most Outstanding Player: OF Brandon Long, Georgia Southern OF Brandon Long, Georgia Southern Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel DH Grant Burruss, Georgia Southern DH Grant Burruss, Georgia Southern Second Team Second Team 2004 Major League Baseball Draft P Brian Akin, Davidson P Brian Akin, Davidson Rd Player, School Team P John Carroll, Georgia Southern P Reid Price, College of Charleston 6 RHP Jonathan Ellis, Citadel San Diego RP Jarrett Santos, UNC Greensboro RP Jay Heafner, Davidson 8 1B Chip Cannon, Citadel Toronto C Drew Davis, Elon C Alex Entrekin, Davidson 14 RHP Brian Akin, Davidson Los Angeles 23 RHP Jay Metzger, UNCG Colorado 1B Brett Anderson, College of Charleston C Matt Kirkpatrick, College of Charles- 28 LHP Brian Hensen, Elon Detroit 1B Greg Dowling, Georgia Southern ton 35 CF Evan Tartaglia, Elon White Sox 2B Chris Campbell, College of Charleston 1B Brett Anderson, College of Charleston FA RHP Adam Acosta, Elon St. Louis SS Tony Carbone, Wofford 2B Chris Campbell, College of Charleston FA LHP Josh Kite, ETSU Cleveland 3B Danny Valencia, UNC Greensboro SS Eli Benefield, Davidson FA OF/LHP Tim Turner, ETSU San Diego OF Ryan Gordon, UNC Greensboro 3B Danny Valencia, UNC Greensboro OF Phillip Coker, College of Charleston OF James Payne, Georgia Southern 2004 SoCon Players of the Week OF Grant Rembert, Elon OF Josh Stackley, The Citadel Player Pitcher DH David Dufour, Wofford OF Grant Rembert, Elon Feb 23 Greg Dowling, GSU Brian Akin, DAV DH Chris Price, Elon Mar 2 Ryan Gordon, UNCG Nick Stames, UNCG Player of the Year: Mar 10 Alex Gary, WCU Ryan Falcon, UNCG Mar 15 Chip Cannon, CIT Zach Piccola, CofC Caleb Moore, East Tennessee State Player of the Year: Mar 22 Josh Stackley, CIT Matt Garner, Elon Pitcher of the Year Caleb Moore, East Tennessee State Mar. 29 Brett Gardner, CofC Sam Perry, FUR Ryan Johnson, College of Charleston Co-Pitchers of the Year Jarrett Santos, UNCG Freshman of the Year: Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel April 5 Brett Anderson, CofC Ryan Edell, CofC Chris Campbell, College of Charleston Ryan Johnson, College of Charleston April 12 Phillip Coker, CofC Brian Harrison, GSU Coach of the Year: Freshman of the Year: April 19 Blake Church, ETSU Josh Lairsey, GSU John Pawlowski, College of Charleston Danny Valencia, UNC Greensboro April 26 Case Cassedy, FUR Jonathan Ellis, CIT May 2 Caleb Moore, ETSU John Carroll, GSU Coach of the Year: May 10 Phillip Coker, CofC Scott Clark, ASU John Pawlowski, College of Charleston May 17 Jay Heafner, Davidson Briain McCullen, WCU James Payne, GSU May 24 Andy Howdeshell, ETSU Jonathan Ellis, CIT 1 2005 Southern Conference Baseball 2004 Season In Review Individual Awards 2004 SoCon vs. Other Conferences CoSIDA Academic All-District: ABCA All-Atlantic Region (through NCAA Tournament) DH David Dufour, Wofford 1B Jared Greenwood, Western Carolina (1st) America East ....................................... 0-1 OF Phillip Coker, College of Charleston 2B Gary Morris, Elon (2nd) Atlantic Coast ................................. 12-34 1B Brett Anderson, College of Charleston Baseball America All-Freshman Squad 2B Gary Morris, Elon 2B Chris Campbell, College of Charleston Atlantic 10 ........................................... 7-1 CoSIDA Academic All-America – First Atlantic Sun .................................... 15-14 Team National Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc Big East ............................................... 5-4 DH David Dufour, Wofford All-America Team Big South ........................................ 29-20 CoSIDA Academic All-America – Second Second Team Big 12 .................................................. 0-1 Team OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston Colonial ............................................... 6-5 OF Phillip Coker, College of Charleston Third Team Conference USA ............................... 4-11 CoSIDA Academic All-America – Third C Caleb Moore, East Tennessee State Horizon ............................................... 4-2 Team Independents ...................................... 2-4 1B Brett Anderson, College of Charleston College Baseball Insider.com All-America 2B Gary Morris, Elon Team Ivy .................................................... 3-4-1 Second Team Metro Atlantic ..................................... 5-0 Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball All- P Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel Mid-American ................................... 11-6 America Honorable Mention Mid-Eastern ........................................ 8-3 C Caleb Moore, East Tennessee St, Second OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston Mid-Continent .................................... 2-0 Team OF Brett Gardner, College of Charleston Northeast ............................................ 6-0 RHP Ryan Johnson, CofC, Third Team P Ryan Johnson, College of Charleston Ohio Valley .......................................... 3-3 1B Chip Cannon, The Citadel, Third Team Patriot.................................................. 1-0 Louisville Slugger Freshman All-America NCAA All-Regional Team Pac 10 .................................................. 1-1 P Nick Chigges, College of Charleston Columbia Regional 2B Chris Campbell, College of Charleston DH Mark Egleton, The Citadel Southeastern ..................................... 2-20 P Jonathan Ellis, The Citadel Sun Belt............................................... 1-2 Baton Rouge Regional WAC ................................................... 0-1 2B Chris Campbell, College of Charleston TOTAL ..................................... 127-137-1 OF Byron Barber, College of Charleston SoCon vs. Other Conferences (1995-2004) Conf 04 03 02 01 00 99 98 97 96 95 America East 0-1 5-3 8-2 4-0 4-1 0-0 1-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 ACC 12-34 5-33 3-41 5-30 8-31 7-32 8-34 5-25 10-23 11-28 Atlantic 10 7-1 2-1 7-9 0-2 1-0 3-1 5-2 0-3 3-5 1-3 Atlantic Sun 15-14 11-9 8-6 11-5 10-10-1 10-10 11-16 8-13 11-10-1 5-8 Big East 5-4 1-2 4-7 9-2 4-2 6-7-1 1-4 0-6 0-0 0-2 Big South 29-20 27-28 22-33 30-29 27-38 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2004 Team Statistics Team AVGG AB R H 2B 3BHRRBITB SLGBBHBPSOGDPOB SFSHSB ATT PO A EFLD% Col of Charleston .341 63 2226 535 760 127 23 49 475 1080 .485 252 122 375 42 .431 33 94 112 153 1700 678 97 .961 Georgia Southern .315 59 2137 460 673 119 11 53 394 973 .455 239 58 387 44 .394 26 46 85 118 1588 607 99 .957 East Tennessee St .310 58 2037 401 631 133 12 65 360 983 .483 213 43 414 16 .383 24 37 62 96 1497 588 99 .955 Elon .308 59 2104 423 648 125 21 44 385 947 .450 248 64 416 29 .393 24 42 92 122 1562 616 94 .959 Citadel .298 67 2343 435 698 116 15 46 396 982 .419 262 63 466 37 .380 25 77 86 113 1802 762
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