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Jacksonville Notes 2021 JACKSONVILLE BASEBALL CONFERENCE: ASUN CONFERENCE: ACC HEAD COACH: Chris Hayes HEAD COACH: Mike Martin Jr. JAX RECORD: 123-99 Date:.................................................GAME 25April 6, 2021 RECORD AT FSU: 27-14 OVERALL D-I RECORD: Same Time: ............................................................ 6:00 OVERALL RECORD: Same Location: .................................. Tallahassee, Fla. SEASON AT JAX: 5th as HC (16th overall) Venue: ............................... Dick Howser Stadium SEASON AT FSU: 2nd (24th overall) WEBSITE: JUDolphins.com Capacity: .....................................................6,700 WEBSITE: seminoles.com TWITTER: @JUBaseball Audio: .................................................................. TWITTER: @FSUBaseball Video: .....................................ACC Network Extra 5-36-18 RICHMONDJACKSONVILLE SPIDERS DOLPHINS Stats: .............................................StatBroadcast FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES 15-9 15 NCAA REGIONALS • 7 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 27 ALL-AMERICANS • 90 DRAFT PICKS 2021 SCHEDULE ASUN: 0-6 | H: 4-12 | A: 2-6 | N: 0-0 QUICK HITTERS FEBRUARY All Times ET Jacksonville heads back out on the road, facing Florida State for the first time this season and the first time since the end of the 2019 14-16 MIAMI UNIVERSITY L, 4-1/L, 8-4/L, 5-2 23 PITTSBURGH L, 7-2 season. Last year was the first time the Dolphins did not face the Seminoles since the 1992 season. 26-28 at Troy L, 6-3/L, 8-1/L, 9-0 MARCH JU is off to its worst start in ASUN Conference play in the program’s history and its worst start in conference play in general since 1997, 2 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON PSTPND when the Dolphins started 0-6 in their final year in the Sun Belt Conference. 3 THE CITADEL L, 7-6 5-7 WOFFORD W, 8-2/W, 8-1/W, 4-2 12-14 at #5/#6 Florida W, 10-9/L, 9-0/L, 5-2 Redshirt-junior Christian Coipel is starting to find the power bat that he displayed in the shortened 2020 season, when he led the ASUN in 16 at College of Charleston CNCLD 19-20 UCF W, 2-1/L, 12-9 home runs (5) and finished second in RBIs (20). In his last 10 games, he has three doubles, three home runs, is slugging .639 and leads the 21 at UCF L, 10-0 team with 10 RBI in that span. 26-28 NORTH FLORIDA* L, 5-3/L, 13-6/L, 9-3 30 at UCF W, 11-6 Redshirt-senior Ruben Someillan continues to prove himself effective as a leadoff man, but has hit well with guys on base this year as well. APRIL 1-3 STETSON* L, 11-1/L, 7-5/L, 3-2 The Dolphins’ ever-present top-of-the-order bat is hitting .368 when leading off innings, while hitting .361 with runners on. 6 at Florida State 6:00 9-11 at FGCU* 6:30/1:00/1:00 14 at The Citadel 6:00 Jacksonville pitching has cemeted itself as one of the best strikeouts staffs in the land over the last several seasons. Currently, the staff is 16 vs. FGCU$* 1:00 fanning opposing batters at a 9.39 K/9 rate. The best K/9 in school history was 8.80 in 2019 (519.2 IP). 17 vs. North Florida$* 1:00 18 at Stetson* 2:00 20 FLORIDA 7:00 Freshman Jesus Pacheco is already showing signs of the clutch gene early in his Jacksonville tenure. Of his 11 runs driven in this season, 23-25 at North Florida* 6:05/2:05/1:05 27 at Georgia Southern 6:00 which is second on the team, six of them have come with 2-outs, and he is a perfect 4-4 with a runner on third and less than two outs this 30 at Stetson* 6:30 season, with a sac fly to his credit. MAY 1-2 at Stetson* 6:30/1:00 Freshman LHP Jack Carver has earned opportunities this season due to strong performances out of the pen as of late. Four of his seven 7-9 FGCU* 7:00/7:00/1:00 14 at Lipscomb* 7:00 appearances have come in the last seven games, and he has allowed only one hit to a lefty batter this season. He also leads the team with 15 vs. North Alabama#* 3:00 a 7.0 K/BB ratio. 16 at Lipscomb* 3:00 21-23 ASUN Championship Round 1^ 28-30 ASUN Championship Round 2% * - ASUN Conference Game $ - DeLand, Fla. PROJECTED STARTING PITCHER IMPACT PLAYER # - Nashville, Tenn. ^ - Higher Seed Hosts TYLER NAUMANN DAKOTA JULYLIA LHP | R-JR | 6-0 | JACKSONVILLE, FL SS | R-SR | 5-10 | LAKE WORTH, FL % - Jacksonville, Fla. 34 2 W-L K K/9 ERA AVG OBP SLUG OPS 0-0 21 8.72 5.82 .295 .317 .358 .675 IP GA-GS BB Opp BA 2B GA-GS RBI F % 21.2 9-1 11 .291 4 24-24 8 .908 SERIES HISTORY JAX PROGRAM HISTORY JACKSONVILLE USAGE First Season: .................................. 1957 Overall Record: .............40-128 First Reference ....................Jacksonville All-Time Record: ...................1787-1461 Second etc. ............................ JU or JAX Last Dolphin Win: .......05/07/19 ASUN Record:...........................313-263 Nickname ................................. Dolphins NCAA App. (Last): ................... 15 (2018) Current Streak: ....................W1 Preffered Abbreviation .....................JAX Conference Champ (Last): ........ 7 (2017) Broadcast Abbreviation ...................JAX Last Meeting: .............05/07/19 All-Americans (Last): ............... 27 (2018) 2021 JACKSONVILLE BASEBALL ROSTER BY CLASS 2021 NUMERICAL ROSTER R-SENIORS (6) # ..........Name .............................................Pos ............Yr ............. Ht ...............Wt .................................................................................................... Hometown (HS/PS) Dakota Julylia, Ruben Someillan, Tyler 2 ...........Dakota Julylia ..............................INF ...........R-Sr ......... 5-10 .............175 ..................................................................................... Lake Worth, Fla. (Park Vista) Santana, Jagger McCoy, Cory Heffron, 3...........Connor Hults ............................. LHP/OF .........Fr ............5-11 ..............170 ......................................................................................... St. Johns, Fla. (Creekside) Mike Cassala 4 ..........Ruben Someillan ...........................OF ...........R-Sr ..........5-9 ..............175 ....................................................................................Miami, Fla. (Florida Christian) 5 ..........Adrian Garrastazu ....................... LHP ..........R-Jr ..........6-0 ..............210 ................................................................................Hialeah, Fla. (Barbara Goleman) R-JUNIORS (7) 6 ..........Austin Temple ..............................RHP ..........R-Jr ..........6-4 ..............180 .................................................................................. Palm City, Fla. (Martin County) Adrian Garrastazu, Austin Temple, 7 ...........Stephen Moffatt ............................OF ...........R-Jr ...........6-1 ..............195 ....................................................................DeLand, Fla. (DeLand/Gulf Coast State) Stephen Moffatt, Christian Coipel, 8 ..........Christian Coipel ............................INF ...........R-Jr ..........6-3 ..............215 .......................................................Miami, Fla. (Florida Christian/Palm Beach State) Duncan Hunter, Tyler Naumann, 9 ..........Mike Cassala .............................RHP/C ........R-Jr ..........6-0 ............. 200 ............................................................................. Jacksonville, Fla. (Bartram Trail) Sam Brunnig 10 .........Elias Flowers .................................OF ...........R-Fr .......... 5-7 ..............160 ....................................................................................... Montgomery, Ill. (Yorkville) 12 .........Britt Metts .....................................INF .............Fr ........... 5-10 .............170 ........................................................................................Hazlehurst, Ga. (Jeff Davis) R-SOPHOMORES (4) 13 .........Tyler Santana ..............................RHP ..........R-Sr ...........6-1 ............. 205 ............................................................................Miami Springs, Fla. (Coral Gables) Mason Adams, Kyle Richardson 14 .........Caleb Leggett............................... LHP ............Fr .............6-1 ..............185 ........................................................................................Hazlehurst, Ga. (Jeff Davis) Tommy Joseph, Christian Graham 15 .........Mason Adams ..............................RHP ......... R-So ...........6-1 ..............170 ...........................................................Okeechobee, Fla.. (Okeechobee/Florida SW) 16 .........Jagger McCoy .............................. LHP ..........R-Sr ..........6-2 ............. 205 ..................................................Boca Raton, Fla. (Boca Raton Community/SJRSC) R-FRESHMEN (5) 17 .........Jackson Grabsky ..........................INF ............Fr. ............6-3 ..............180 ............................................................................................... Orlando, Fla. (Hagerty) Elias Flowers, Avery Love, 18 .........Cory Heffron ............................... C/OF .........R-Sr ..........6-0 ..............180 .....................................Cincinnati, Ohio (Colerain/Gulf Coast State/Wright State) Brooks Rikeman, Parker Murphy, 19 .........Trace Burchard ........................... C/OF ..........Fr. ............5-9 ..............180 ................................................................................................. Labelle, Fla. (Labelle) Tyler McKenna 20 ........Jake Berg....................................C/INF ...........Fr ............5-11 ..............195 ..........................................................................................Green
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