This is Dartmouth § America’s 9th Oldest College § Located in Hanover, on 265 acres § Founded “for the education…of Youth of Indian Tribes…English youth, and others.” § Nickname: Big Green § Student Athlete Graduation Rate = 99.7%, #1 in Nation § Undergraduate Population = 4,100 § Ranked best undergraduate teaching college in America by US News and World Report five of the last six years

Dartmouth Fast Facts § Liberal Arts based curriculum § 47% of student body receives Dartmouth Scholarship § Members of the first-year class received an average financial aid reward over $46,000; Average Parent Contribution: $14,000 in 2016 § Top 6 Nationally in Average Need Based Scholarships § $90 million awarded in Financial Aid in 2016 § 10 week terms in which students take three courses a term § Admission is need blind § Minorities comprise 40% of the student population § Over $100 million has been invested in athletic facilities since 2000

Hanover, New Hampshire § 2nd on Money Magazine’s list of Best Places to Live 2007 § Population of 10,850 § Centrally located in § 2 hours north of Boston § 3 hours south of Montreal § 4 hours north of New York City

Notable Dartmouth Alumni…

Scott Creelman ’64 ’82 Theodor Geisel Louis Gerstner ’63 President, Spalding Sports CEO, eBay Author, Dr. Seuss Former CEO, IBM

Paul Gigot ’77 Jeffrey Immelt ’78 Dr. C. Everett Koop ’37, M.D. ’83 Editor, CEO, Former U.S. Surgeon General U.S. Secretary of Treasury Big Green & Major League

Richard “Sandy” Alderson ’69 ’93 ’02 Robert DuPuy ’68 General , Manager, General Manager, Former President and COO,

Kevan Graves ’03 David Howard ’82 Jack Monahan ’09 Jim Beattie ’76 Director of Baseball Operations, President of MSG Sports Assistant to Amateur Scouting, Former Major Leaguer Former Executive Vice President, Professional Scout, New York Mets ACADEMICS & FACULTY

§ 8:1 student to faculty ratio § 579 faculty members involved in both teaching and research § Over 1,600 courses offered § 57 Majors § 90% of faculty hold doctorate or equivalent terminal degrees § Percentage of classes with 2 – 19 students: 63% § Percentage of classes with 50 or more students: 9% Dartmouth Rankings

§ Rated #1 in Undergraduate Teaching in FIVE of the last eight YEARS § Rated #1 in Graduation Success Rate and Academic Progress Rate last FOUR years. Only college to ever hold #1 positions in both categories § 26 Dartmouth Athletic Programs honored for APR – Most in nation among D1 schools What Can You Study? Dartmouth offers degrees in over 57 standard areas including: § Art History § History § § Human Biology § Sciences § § English § Music § Film & Television § Philosophy Studies § Physics and Astronomy § French and Italian § Psychological and Brain § Geography Sciences § Government § Religion Grad / Professional Schools

Thayer School of Engineering Dartmouth Medical School § Founded in 1867, offered the § Founded in 1900 § Founded in 1797, it is the nation’s first professional § Ranked 7th best by US News nation’s 4th oldest medical engineering program. and World Report of school § Business Week ranks Thayer graduate business schools § 16 clinical and science School among the world’s § Combines human scale with departments top 60 design schools global reach, § Dedicated to advancing § 2.3 : 1 student to teacher groundbreaking research health through the discovery ratio with great teaching, rigorous and dissemination of § Integrates research, coursework with knowledge. problem-solving and design opportunities to develop as a § 700 full-time faculty into its academic programs. leader

Academic Support Academic Skills Center - Assists students in achieving academic success - Provides academic support, counseling, and programming for student-athletes - Sponsors workshops to help student-athletes in various areas including: nutrition, stress-management, career planning, listening and note-taking, and research strategies. - All Dartmouth student-athletes are eligible for free tutoring - Tutors available for every course offered at Dartmouth

Academic Advising Planning 4 Years of Success

Carl Thum, Ph.D., Katelyn McPherson • Director of Academic Support • Assistant Athletic Director for Center DP2 • Adjunct Assistant Professor of • Provides advice, assistance, and Writing resources necessary to maintain • Faculty Baseball Advisor balance in academics and athletics. • Helps coordinate classes for baseball team • Coordinates study groups and tutors • In charge of NCAA Laptop Check-Out Program

Post Graduation…

§ 56% of graduates have jobs prior to graduating. § Average starting salary of Dartmouth graduates = $42,435. § According to the Wall Street Journal, Dartmouth graduates earned a median salary of $134,000 ten years out of school…highest in the § Law School Admission Rate = 87% President Phil Hanlon attends practice (Nationally = 75%) § Med School Admission Rate = 73% (Nationally = 45%) § Career Counseling, Fairs and Services Offered § Resume Writing Courses § Former Dartmouth Baseball players have gone on to work at , Bain & Consulting, , along with many others across the world The Ivy League § 21 game Conference schedule

§ 3 Game Series vs. Each Ivy League Member

§ Top two teams meet in Best of 3 Series for Conference Championship

§ Ivy League champion gains nation’s first NCAA regional bid DARTMOUTH ATHLETICS § 35 varsity sports – 16 men, 17 women, 2 coeducational § 33 club and 24 intramural sports § 75% of student body participate in athletics § Varsity athletes comprise 20% of student body Major Athletic Facility

Projects Project Since Cost 2000 Year Completed Scully – Fahey Field (Lacrosse) $ 4 Million 2000 Boss Tennis Center / Gordon Pavilion $ 7.5 Million 2000 Blackman Football Practice Fields $ 750,000 2000 Leverone Fieldhouse Renovation $ 5.3 Million 2001 McLane Lodge & Skiway Improvements $ 4.5 Million 2001 Renovation $ 3 Million 2002 International Squash Court Conversions $ 1 Million 2002 Corey Ford Rugby Clubhouse & Fields $ 3.3 Million 2005 Alumni Gym Renovation & Fitness Center $ 16 Million 2006 Resurfacing of Memorial Field & Track $ 2.8 Million 2006 Resurfacing of $ 350,000 2007 Floren Varsity House & East Stands $ 19.5 Million 2007 Burnham Soccer Field & Sports Pavilion $ 8 Million 2007 & 2008 FieldTurf installed in Scully-Fahey Field $ 750,000+ 2008 Chase AstroTurf & Natural Grass Fields $ 2.4 Million 2008 Field at Biondi Park $ 5.2 Million 2009 Softball Field Renovation $ 3.1 Million 2012 Memorial Field West Stand Replacement $ 16 Million 2015 Total $103 Million Strength and Conditioning at Dartmouth Strength and Conditioning § 10,000 – square foot strength center, Weight Room Equipment Includes: largest in Ivy League. § 20 platforms & racks

§ 4 cable lat pulldowns § Year round strength and conditioning program for baseball § 8 glute and hamstring machines players. § 3 belt squat machines § 4 Russian boxes § The main objectives of program are § 12 cardio machines to improve on field performance and to decrease the risk of injury § 3 sets of iron dumbbells § Assorted hammer machines § Strength Kelly Cosgrove § 6 adjustable cable columns supervises three day a week strength program and two day a week speed, agility, power development, and flexibility class

§ Flexibility and Mobility class, along with Yoga courses each week Individual and Team Honors Ivy League Champions: 2009, 2010

Red Rolfe Division Champions: 2000, 2001, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

Ivy League Player of the Year: Brian Nickerson, 2000 , 2004 Nick Santomauro, 2009

Ivy League Rookie of the Year: Brian Nickerson, 1997 Mike Mileusnic, 2000 Scott Shirrell, 2001 Stephen Perry, 2004 Joe Sclafani, 2009 Chris O’Dowd, 2010 Joe Purritano, 2013

Ivy League of the Year: Conor Brooks, 2000 Russell Young, 2008 Duncan Robinson, 2015 Beau Sulser, 2017

2009 Chapel Hill Regional

North Carolina Tar Heels Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Kansas Jayhawks 42-16 46-14 37-22 27-16 2010 Coral Gables Regional

Miami Hurricanes Texas A&M Aggies International Panthers Dartmouth Big Green 40-17 40-19-1 36-23 26-17 ROSTER § 2018 roster is due to Dartmouth’s nation wide recruiting. § States shaded in Green denotes player on 2018 roster Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park § Renovated in 2008 § Cost of the project = $5.2 million § Both dugouts and backstop have been refurbished in brick § Amenities include: • FieldTurf playing surface • 56 foot sunken dugouts • Individual seating for 650 • Three – 75 foot batting cages • New pressbox and public address system • Batters eye in centerfield • 10 inning scoreboard § 74-17 home record since 2009

Home Winning % 2009-2013 Dartmouth .870 Univ. of South Carolina .828 Arizona State .818

Leverone Field House

§ Dartmouth’s year round, indoor training facility § 91,800 square feet § Two, 75-foot full length batting cages § Two portable pitching mounds § Heated and air conditioned for year-round use § Turf allows team to play live intra-squad games at full length Leverone Field House Dartmouth Equipment § 3 Nike Uniforms § Nike White and Green Game Hats § 1 Batting Helmet § 2 Cold gear sleeves § Practice Jersey § 1 Heavy Jacket § 1 Game Jacket § 3 practice shirts § 2 pairs of Nike workout shorts § 1 Nike Fleece § Practice Pants § Belts § Sliding shorts § 1 Nike pair of Spikes § 1 Nike pair Turfs § 1 Easton aluminum bat § 1 large travel bag § 2 travel shirts Notable Non-Conference Opponents Since 2000 of Miami Cal Poly San Luis Obispo UC – Santa Barbara UNC – Wilmington Northwestern Ohio State Illinois Pepperdine Gonzaga LSU University of Cincinnati Florida Atlantic University Coastal Carolina TCU Univ. of North Carolina Kansas UC Irvine Duke Santa Clara University Virginia Texas A&M Summer Baseball § Dartmouth places players in summer leagues all across the country. § Leagues such as: Head Coach § Entering 29th season as head coach in 2018 § 568 victories at Dartmouth, Most in school history § 16 seasons with 20 or more victories § Managed the Chatham A’s in the Cap Cod League between 1988 - 1989 § Assistant with Team USA in 1997 § 2008 New England Coach of the Year By The Numbers Under Whalen… .544= Team winning % since 2000, highest in the Ivy League 568 = Career victories 400 = Overall victories since 2000, most in the Ivy League 225 = Ivy League wins since 2000, most in the Ivy League 74 = 1st Team All-Ivy Players 21 = Players Drafted Since 2000 11 = Division Championships 4 = Appearances in the College as a coach at The University of Maine 2 = Ivy League Championships (2009/2010)

Whalen’s Players and Recruits Drafted by Major League Baseball 1990 Professional Class th 2009 Professional Class *Mark Johnson (Pittsburgh 20 Round) Chris O’Dowd ( 40th Round) Nick Santomauro (New York Mets 10th Round) 1992 Professional Class th Bob Bennett (Oakland 7 Round) 2010 Professional Class Robert Young (Chicago White Sox 31st Round) 1993 Professional Draft Mitch Horacek ( 36th Round) st Joseph Tosone (Montreal 61 Round) 2011 Professional Class 2000 Professional Class * ( 8th Round) Connor Brooks (Oakland 20th Round) Adam Frank (Oakland Athletics 43rd Round)

2012 Professional Class 2001 Professional Class Joe Sclafani ( 14th Round) th Jeff Dutremble (Pittsburgh 13 Round) Chris O’Dowd ( 23rd Round) Mike Levy (St. Louis 48th Round) Ed Lucas ‘04 Brian Nickerson (Free Agent) 2013 Professional Class Mitch Horacek ( 9th Round) Michael Johnson ( 14th Round) 2004 Professional Class Joe Sclafani ‘12 Cole Sulser ( 25th Round) th Houston Astros Tim Grant ( 35 Round) Kyle Hunter (Los Angeles Angles of Anaheim – Free Agent) *Ed Lucas (Kansas City 8th Round) 2015 Professional Class th 2005 Professional Class Joe Purritano ( 30 Round) Josh Faiola (San Francisco 32nd Round) 2016 Professional Class Duncan Robinson ( 9th Round) 2006 Professional Class Michael Danielak (Pittsburgh Pirates 28th Round) *Trevor Cahill (Oakland Athletics 2nd Round) Will Bashelor (New York Mets 28th Round) 2017 Professional Class Beau Sulser (Pittsburgh Pirates 10th Round) Josh Faiola (Baltimore 24th Round) Damon Wright ’08 Michael Danielak (Oakland Athletics 19th Round) 2008 Professional Class *Kyle Hendricks (Los Angeles Angeles 39th Round) Damon Wright (San Francisco 25th Round) * (Reached Major League Baseball) Kyle Hendricks ’12 th Russell Young (Cleveland 28 Round) Texas Rangers

Asst. Coach – Jonathan Anderson

§ / Hitting instructor § 10th season as a Division I assistant § 4 year letterman at as an and pitcher § As a junior, led team in hitting and finished career 10th all time in stolen bases in a career § 61 All Ivy Conference Players 2010-2017 § 8 First Team All Ivy in 2013, League Record § 2 Ivy League Rookies of the Year (Joe Purritano 2013, Chris O’Dowd 2009) § Coached 21 players selected in MLB Draft

Asst. Coach – Andy Revell

§ Infield / hitting instructor § University of Montevallo Graduate § Earned President’s List Academic Honors § 6th season as assistant coach in college baseball § Won Three Consecutive Great Lakes Collegiate League Championships with Licking County Settlers as Head Coach § Coached Players Named Top Pro Prospect of Great Lakes Collegiate League – 2012, 2013 § Coached 18 players selected in MLB Draft § Led Montevallo in 2Bs & RBIs - 2009

What Others Say About Dartmouth…

“When I was 18 years old, I wanted to find a place in my life where I could mix ambition and friendship. Where I could play to be my best, without ever losing sight of the type of person I wanted to be.

And that simple principle, of being great and good, of being ambitious yet a good friend, of giving my best, fighting to win but recognizing that I have a heart and a soul brought me to Dartmouth…made me love Dartmouth…made me recognize that that was assailable in my life and have led me for 25 years at GE.”

- ’78, CEO of General Electric Company

The Dartmouth Baseball Experience

“I’m one of the few who is fortunate to turn athletics into a career after college and my playing days. My education was completed by the competition that occurred in practices and games. I’m as thankful for the good coaches I had at Dartmouth as I am for the professors who taught my classes.” - Jim Beattie ‘76

“I am so thankful for the amazing experiences that I have had here as a Dartmouth athlete.” - James Little ’00

“Coach Whalen has established an attitude of family and sacrifice with the baseball program. I firmly believe that there may be no other program in the country that has the same type of team chemistry that Dartmouth baseball seems to produce year in and year out.” - Mike Levy ’01

“Dartmouth is a place that is defined by the incredible people that constantly surround you. I can’t say enough about the I made while at Dartmouth, and those friendships were made stronger because of experience. These friends are now on their way to becoming doctors, lawyers, scientists, bankers, teachers, and even major league baseball players. Coming out of high school, I was not sure that Dartmouth was the place for me, but now I can say that attending Dartmouth was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.” - Brian Nickerson ’01

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

“This is what a college should look like!” Dwight D. Eisenhower, 34th President of the