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Lewis University Mission Statement Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasallian heritage, provides to a diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education grounded in the interaction of knowl- edge and fidelity in the search for truth.

Lewis promotes the development of the complete person through the pursuit of wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its mission is a spirit of association which fosters community in all teaching, learning and service. These distinctive values guide the University in fulfilling its mission. 2010 Lewis University Baseball

Back Row: Assistant Coach Jay Lavender, Assistant Coach Scott Sobkowiak, Tyler Newsome, Charles Gille, Matt Zicher, Stephen Kaffel, Matt Frahm, Ryan Servos, Steve Almanza, Ryan McManaman, Drew Hicks, Head Coach Tim McDonough. Middle Row: Michael Wido, Chris Williams, Michael Fedoruk, Alex Kazmierski, Vince Campagna, Eric Esposito, Brian Norwood, Ted Bartnik, Derek Thomas, Zach Stetson, Miguel Amesquita, Ryan Koerner, Joe Scumaci. Front Row: Michael Beier, Sean Ruane, Richard Forkin, Scott Householder, Cameron Anello, Pat Lahey, Kyle Thomas, Don Cizek, Ryan Wischhover, Ian O’Connor, Mike Vucsko, Joe Carbone. Quick Facts

Location...... Romeoville, Illinois 60446 Assistant SID/Baseball Contact...... Derrick Sloboda Founded...... 1932 Office Phone...... (815) 836-5248 Enrollment...... 5,700 Home Phone...... (708) 567-7874 Nickname...... Flyers E-Mail...... [email protected] Colors...... Red and White Head Coach...... Tim McDonough (North Central, 1995) Home Field...... Brennan Field Office Phone...... (815) 836-5254 National Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Career Record...... 38-52 (3rd year) Conference...... Great Lakes Valley Assistant Coaches...... Scott Sobkowiak, Mike Landry President...... Brother James Gaffney, FSC ...... Dan Szmergalski, Jay Lavender Director of Athletics...... Dan Schumacher 2009 Overall Record...... 20-32 Associate Director of Athletics...... Tim Gotto 2009 GLVC Record...... 8-19 (5th place, GLVC East) Assistant Director of Athletics...... Brian Summers Returning Players...... 24 Faculty Athletics Rep...... Dr. Nancy Workman Returning Starters (Non-Pitchers)...... 7 Senior Woman Administrator...... Lisa Carlsen Returning Pitchers...... 11 Athletics Telephone...... (815) 836-5247 NCAA Division II Championship Appearances...... 12 Sports Information Director...... Matt Brendich NCAA Championship Record...... 32-26 Office Phone...... (815) 836-5248 Highest National Finish...... Third (1988, 1990, 1994) Home Phone...... (630) 882-9456 All-Time Record...... 1710-1084-8 (56 seasons) Fax ...... (815) 836-5835 Winning Seasons...... 45 E-Mail...... [email protected] NAIA and NCAA Postseason Appearances...... 32

The 2010 Lewis University Baseball Media Guide was compiled by Assistant Sports Information Director Derrick Sloboda. Edited by Derrick Sloboda, Matt Brendich Hector Jimenez and Matt Fox. Contributions from Mickey Smith and Ron Deuter. Printing by In-Print Graphics. Action photos and head shots by Steve Woltmann. Photo of J.J. Furmaniak courtesy of Dave Arrigo and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Cover designs by Derrick Sloboda.

1 2010 Squad Aims For Reutrn To Tournament Play Few seasons start with as clear expectations as Lewis head baseball coach ERA was in the low twos.” Tim McDonough has set out for his team in 2010. Junior Chuck Gille and sophomore Ryan Servos are back after solid 2009 “We must make the conference tournament,” McDonough said. “Anything campaigns and look to be swing guys on the Flyer pitching staff. else is a failure.” Part of the reason for McDonough’s optimism for his pitching staff is the ad- A Great Lakes Valley Conference tournament berth would be Lewis’ first dition of Scott Sobkowiak to the coaching staff. Sobkowiak, a former Atlanta Brave since 2002. Not an easy task while in a division with preseason No. 15 India- and Team USA member, brings significant experience to the club. napolis and No. 28 Northern Kentucky. However the third year Lewis skipper is “Scott had to step in for a pretty good coach in Chris (Carlsen),” McDonough optimistic. said. “He’s clicked with the guys and already made a big impact. He brings great “I feel like we’re at the point now where we have 25 new kids knowledge to the dugout.” since I took over and the roster is in position to win,” McDonough The Flyers’ biggest question mark to start the season is who said. will be behind the plate following the graduation of All-GLVC Traditional wisdom says pitching and defense wins and the catcher Chris McCall. Senior Joe Carbone, senior Michael Flyers look to have one of the deepest pitching staffs in years. Fedoruk, freshman Kyle Thomas and freshman Brian Norwood “The last two seasons we really didn’t have the numbers in will vie for time. our pitching staff, however now I feel like we have some pretty “The freshmen had a nice fall and I know they will be very good depth,” McDonough said. “We have our first four to six guys good players at this level,” McDonough said. “However with fairly solidified; it is just a matter of defining some roles.” a young pitching staff I like the experience of Joe and Mike. One role the Flyers won’t need to worry about is an ace of When we get to Florida they are probably all going to play and the staff. Senior Joe Scumaci earned preseason All-America Third we’ll ride the hot hand.” Team accolades from the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Look for senior Scott Householder, an All-GLVC selection Association. The honor is no surprise, considering Scumaci’s team- last year and sophomore Stephen Kaffel to split time at first best 2.42 earned run average last season, the lowest for a Lewis base. Householder earned All-GLVC honors last year despite starter since 2000. The All-GLVC Second Team selection limited an early season injury. Kaffel comes to Lewis by way of Butler hitters to a .252 batting average last season. University. “Joe established himself as a front line guy last year and we “House will probably be the guy out there,” McDonough haven’t had that in awhile,” McDonough said. “We’re expecting said. “Steve was hurt in the fall and we didn’t get to see him Joe to be better this year because he expects himself to be better.” swing the bat. However I saw a lot of him in high school and Sophomore Pat Lahey started 10 games last season. Finishing know what he can do. We’ll probably DH Steve when House- second on the team in earned run average and innings pitched holder is in and vice versa.” (68.0). He allowed just one earned run in 7.1 innings in a tough- The Flyers return starters up the middle with junior Mike luck loss at eventual conference champion Northern Kentucky on Vucsko at second and sophomore Mike Wido at shortstop. April 19. Senior Joe Scumaci Vusko has two years of starting under his belt and will be the “Pat had an outstanding fall,” McDonough said. “He was really Flyers’ leadoff man once again. pounding the strike zone and challenged hitters. He has three pitches and trusts “We will look for Vucsko to set the table for us,” McDonough said. “His aver- his stuff. I see Pat as a guy who can go deep into games and put us in a position to aged dipped last year, but he scored more runs. His development will be a huge win.” factor in our success.” The rest of the rotation looks to be newcomers. Freshman Matt Frahm Wido started 41 games last season and batted .299. comes to Lewis with several prep accolades. He earned the 2009 Class 2A Player “I’d like to see Mike establish himself defensively this year,” McDonough of the Year from the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association. He was the said. “If he can make that freshman to sophomore year jump, then I think he can winning pitcher in back-to-back state championship games. be as solid as they come in the league.” “Matt is going to be special,” McDonough said. “Be it this year or down the Look for junior Richard Forkin to compete for time at second and third. road. We expect a lot out of him, being a weekend starter as a freshman, but he’s Forkin hit .274 last season but .340 over the final 18 games of the season. earned it.” “I trust Richie,” McDonough said. “When he is in the game I’m comfortable Another freshman pitcher to watch is Steve Almanza. The Glendale, Ariz. with him executing what we are trying to do and making plays defensively.” native is a 6-3, lanky right hander who can throw in the mid upper 80s. Forkin and sophomore Cameron Anello will see time at third base behind “The ball jumps out of Steve’s hand,” McDonough said. “He has a project- junior Miguel Amesquita. Anello was hitting over .300 last season before a late able body and a loose arm. If he can consistently throw his secondary pitches for season injury derailed his season. Amesquita redshirted last year after suffering a strikes, I think he can be a mainstay in the rotation for us. season ending injury in the Flyers’ fourth game. With Frahm, Almanza and a healthy Matt Zicher (the junior missed most of “Miguel is our best defensive infielder and will bat somewhere in the middle 2009 with an arm injury) I feel we have three more power arms who can be suc- of the order,” McDonough said. “We are left-handed dominant and he can be a cessful starters for us.” stabilizing right handed bat to split up the order.” Junior Tyler Newsome is a newcomer to the Flyers but not college baseball. The Flyers have four guys for three spots in the outfield. Senior Ryan McMa- He played 2009 at South Suburban College however he began his college career naman has three seasons under his belt in center field. When not on the mound, at Michigan State. Newsome made 20 appearances for the Spartans in his only look for Newsome to see time in the outfield. Junior Zach Stetson returns after a season in East Lansing. At South Suburban he played mostly in the outfield. season ending injury last year along with junior Ryan Koerner, who hit .292 with “It’s been two years since Tyler has pitched full time but his stuff war- 20 RBI, returns also. rants a spot on the mound,” McDonough said. “He has a good slider and a plus “I like all four,” McDonough said. “Newsome takes great angles to the ball changeup. When he is on, I think he could dominate guys and be one of the best defensively and can be a middle of the order guy for us offensively. Koerner is the two-way guys in our league.” Richie Forkin of the outfield, making the right throw and hitting for an average. The Flyers bullpen is highlighted by sophomore Drew Hicks and senior Ted Zach combines speed and a bit of power. You’d be hard press to find a better guy Bartnik. Hicks tied a school record with 28 appearances last season, while Bart- in the league at tracking down balls than Mac (McManaman).” nik’s submarine delivery provides an angle rarely seen by college hitters. The challenge for McDonough and his coaching staff is to turn the talent on “Drew was thrown in some tough situations last season and more often than the lineup sheet into runs on the scoreboard. not he rose to the occasion,” McDonough said. “Teddy was pretty good for us in “I like where we’re at,” McDonough said. “But that is on paper, and it will the second half of the season. If you take the Florida trip out of the equation, his come down to what we do on the field.” 2 Head Coach Tim McDonough Head Coach

Tim McDonough

Third Season North Central, 1995

Tim McDonough is in his third season as head baseball coach and is the fourth head coach in the 56-year history of the Lewis baseball program. McDonough guided the Flyers to 20 victories in 2009, the most in seven years. Three players, all McDonough recruits, were named all-conference. Pitcher Joe Scumaci was named to the All-GLVC Second Team thanks to a 2.42 earned run average, the best by a Lewis starter in nearly a decade. Chris McCall became Lewis’ first all-conference catcher in five years when he was named to the third team. Slugging outfielder Scott Householder rounded out Lewis’ all-conference selection by earning third team honors. In the classroom, Ryan Koerner took home CoSIDA Academic All-District Second Team honors. In McDonough’s first season, the Flyers finished with their most conference victories since 2002. The 2008 season also saw Lewis’ first All-GLVC pitcher (Jon Guzzo) since 2000. Offensively, the Flyers’ team batting average was its highest since 2002 and improved by .66 from the previous season. Prior to arriving at Lewis, McDonough spent five seasons as the top assis- tant at Northern Illinois University, where he served as the program’s recruiting coordinator and hitting instructor. He also was an assistant at Kishwaukee Com- munity College and North Central College. McDonough’s success as a recruiter resulted in consecutive nationally- ranked recruiting classes in 2005 and 2006. His 2006 class was lauded by the publication Collegiate Baseball as the No. 60 class nationally and featured five players from the state of Illinois, all ranked among the Land of Lincoln’s Top 50 “Cream of the Crop” by the Illinois High School Coaches Association. The group ranked second among Mid-American Conference classes and above Minnesota, San Jose State and Missouri State. The talented 2006 group surpassed the previous season’s No. 70 class ranking when Collegiate Baseball recognized NIU’s 2005 newcomers alongside national powers UCLA, Texas Tech, Central Florida and Baylor. It was the first time in over a decade the Huskies earned such prestigious accolades for its baseball recruiting. McDonough made an immediate impact on the Huskie hitters during his first season at NIU. The 2003 squad set numerous season batting records, including hits (625), home runs (70) and runs scored (408). As a team, NIU hit .315, with seven players hitting better than .300. In year two under McDonough, the Huskies tied a school record with 21 triples and posted the second-highest marks in school annals in many offensive categories. In 2005, Jeremy Busch became the first Huskie position player in 25 seasons to earn first-team All-MAC honors after hitting .340. In 2006, McDonough helped outfielder Brian Toner improve his batting average over 130 points from the previous season on his way to a first-team All-MAC selection, and first baseman Scott Simon became the NIU career hit leader. The duo of Simon and Toner hit .383 and .382, respectively, in the MAC. During his time at Kishwaukee, the 2002 team posted a 41-16 record and had six players selected in the 2002 MLB Amateur Draft, half of whom were infield- ers coached by McDonough. McDonough began his coaching career as an assistant at his alma mater, North Central College (Naperville, Ill.). A nationally-ranked NCAA Division III baseball program, North Central won two College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) titles and earned two regional berths (1996 and 1998) during McDonough’s four years on staff, culminating with a final national ranking of No. 15 following the 1998 season. During his time as an assistant at NCC, McDonough also served as head coach for the Prairie Gravel Baseball Club of the Metro Collegiate Summer Baseball League. His squad won three-consecutive Metro College Summer Baseball League championships while sending 20 players to the professional baseball draft. A standout infielder during his collegiate playing career, McDonough earned first-team All-CCIW honors in 1994 and helped the Cardinals capture a confer- ence crown. In 1995, McDonough garnered a first-team nod while being named CCIW Player of the Year and winning the league’s Triple Crown. His successful sea- son was capped with recognition as a Division III All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association. McDonough graduated from NCC with a bachelor’s degree in speech/broadcast communications in 1995. A 1991 graduate of Burbank’s St. Laurence High School, McDonough is originally from Bridgeview, Ill. McDonough and his wife Amy have six children: Anthony (12), Jacob (11), Samantha (10), Christopher (9), Teagan (2) and Finn (1).

3 Coacahing Staff Former major leaguer Scott Sobkowiak is in his first season as an assistant Assistant Coach coach for the Lewis baseball program. His primary focus is working with the pitch- ing staff. A standout at the University of Northern Iowa, Sobkowiak’s earned All- Missouri Valley Honorable Mention honors in 1997. Sobkowiak’s 213 career strikeouts and 210.2 career innings rank fifth and seventh respectively all time in Scott Panthers history. Sobkowiak spent the summer of 2007 competing in interna- tional competitions as a member of Team USA. Sobkowiak After his junior season the Atlanta Braves selected Sobkowiak in the seventh round of the 1998 Major League Baseball amateur draft. His selection was just First Season the fourth in Northern Iowa history. Sobkowiak made the Atlanta Braves roster in Northern illinois, 2008 2001. Following his time with the Braves organization, Sobkowiak saw action in the Frontier League, Atlantic League and Taiwanese Professional Baseball League. Sobkowiak played baseball in over 40 states and six different countries over the course of his nearly 10-year professional and collegiate career. In 2008 Sobkowiak took a position with Professional Baseball Instruction of Illinois. He conducted over 500 private lessons and coached several elite travel teams with PBI. Sobkowiak graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communications from Northern Illinois University in the winter of 2008. Sobkowiak, a Downers Grove, Ill. native, is a 1995 graduate of Montini Catholic High School. He and his wife Angie live in Aurora with their newborn son James William and their dog Kramer.

Mike Landry is in second season as an assistant coach for the Lewis Univer- Assistant Coach sity baseball program. A 2001 graduate from Lewis with a bachelor’s degree in computer arts, Landry was a team captain for the Flyers. After graduating he signed a profession- al contract with the Nashua Pride of the Atlantic League. He played seven years of professional baseball, including time in the Chicago White Sox organization. Mike Landry is pursuing a master’s degree in student guidance and counseling at Lewis. He currently resides in Aurora, Ill. Landry Second Season Lewis, 2001

Dan Szmergalski is in his third season as an assistant coach with the Lewis Assistant Coach baseball team. His duties include working with the Lewis infielders and hitters. Prior to Lewis, Szmergalski coached three seasons at highly ranked Brother Rice High School in Chicago that saw the program play in the state finals for the first time since 1983. Szmergalski played collegiate ball at Saint Joseph’s College Dan of the Great Lakes Valley Conference and graduated in 2004 with a degree in Busi- ness. He is a 2000 graduate of Brother Rice High School and resides in Chicago. Szmergalski Szmergalski is employed as a Tactical officer for Cook County and has worked in the gang, home-confinement and intensive supervision units. Third Season Saint joseph’s, 2004

Lavender, a 2005 All-American outfielder at Aurora University, is in his first Assistant Coach season as an assistant coach for Lewis. His duties with the Flyers include working with the outfielders and hitters. In 2008-09 he coached at NCAA DIII Denison University in Granville, Ohio. From 2006-08 he was at NCAA DIII Worcester State College in Worcester, Mass. Lavender earned his master’s from Worcester State in 2008. At both stops he Jay coached the team’s hitters and outfielders while assisting with recruiting. In 2005 at Aurora University he was named NCAA All-American First Team, Lavender NCBWA/NCAA Central Region Hitter of the Year, NCAA All-Central First Team and All-Northern Illinois-Iowa Conference. first Season In 2004 at Aurora, Lavender was named to the DIII National Championship Aurora, 2005 All-Tournament team after helping his team to a third place national finish. Lavender set school records at Oswego High School as a senior for total bases (92), hits (50), and home runs (10) in a season. Lavender batted .468 that year, a season after hitting .379 as a junior. Lavender and his wife Laryssa reside in Oswego.

4 Team Roster Bob “The Dream” Romano is in his first season as a student manager for the Lewis baseball team. Romano student manager assists with practice, helps with administrative tasks and does the scorebook on game days. A graduate of Naperville North High School, Romano played baseball his freshman year and helped the team to a conference championship. Romano is a freshman majoring in sport management. Bob Romano

first Season

2010 Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. B-T Yr. Hometown/High School/Last School 1 Sean Ruane OF 5-11 160 R-R So. Roswell, Ga./Blessed Trinity 2 Richard Forkin IF 5-10 175 L-R Jr. Orland Park, Ill./Lockport 5 Miguel Amesquita IF 6-0 175 R-R RS Jr. Hometown, Ill./Brother Rice/Triton 6 Kyle Thomas C 6-0 195 L-R Fr. Homer Glen, Ill./Providence Catholic 10 Joe Carbone C 5-7 185 R-R Sr. Lemont, Ill./Lemont/Florida Gulf Coast University 11 Derek Thomas P/OF 6-0 160 R-R Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy 12 Mike Vucsko IF 5-8 155 L-R Jr. Evergreen Park, Ill./Marist 13 Chris Williams P 6-3 195 R-R RS Jr. Schiller Park, Ill./East Leyden/Bloomfield College 15 Michael Fedoruk C 6-2 175 R-R Sr. Norridge, Ill./Notre Dame 16 Matt Zicher P 6-3 210 R-R RS Jr. Arlington Heights, Ill./Hersey/Triton 17 Joe Scumaci P 5-11 185 R-R Sr. Chicago, Ill./St. Laurence/Triton 19 Vince Campagna IF 6-1 180 R-R Jr. Bartlett, Ill./Bartlett 20 Brian Norwood C 6-1 170 L-R Fr. Medinah, Ill./Lake Park 21 Ian O’Connor IF 5-9 175 R-R Fr. Orland Park, Ill./Sandburg 22 Ted Bartnik IF/P 6-0 185 R-R Sr. Diamond, Ill./Coal City/Illinois Valley CC 23 Michael Wido IF 6-0 180 R-R So. Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South 24 Cameron Anello IF 5-9 165 R-R So. Homer Glen, Ill./Brother Rice 25 Ryan Wischhover OF/P 5-8 170 L-R So. Palos Heights, Ill./Brother Rice 27 Scott Householder OF/P 5-11 190 L-L Sr. Berwyn, Ill./St. Josephs/Triton 28 Ryan McManaman OF 6-3 180 R-R Sr. Waukegan, Ill./Waukegan 29 Don Cizek P 5-11 155 L-L So. Willow Springs, Ill./Lyons 30 Charles Gille P 6-2 165 R-R Jr. Rockford, Ill./Boylan Catholic 31 Zach Stetson OF 6-1 175 L-L RS Fr. Kankakee, Ill./Herscher 32 Matt Frahm P/IF 6-6 180 R-R Fr. McLean, Ill./Olympia 34 Ryan Koerner OF 6-0 165 R-R Jr. LeRoy, Ill./LeRoy 35 Drew Hicks P 6-1 185 R-R So. Pekin, Ill./Pekin 36 Michael Beier P/OF 6-0 150 R-L Sr. Lowell, Ind./Lowell/IU Northwest 37 Eric Esposito P 6-1 220 L-L Sr. Lemont, Ill./Lemont/Triton 38 Steve Almanza P 6-3 165 R-R Fr. Glendale, Ariz./Horizon 39 Stephen Kaffel IF 6-3 215 L-R So. Orland Park, Ill./Sandburg/Butler 40 Alex Kazmierski OF 6-1 175 R-R Fr. Orland Park, Ill./Sandburg 44 Ryan Servos P 6-4 180 R-R So. Aurora, Ill./Waubonsie Valley 45 Tyler Newsome OF/P 6-1 215 L-L Jr. Palos Heights, Ill./Marist/South Suburban CC 56 Pat Lahey P 6-1 170 R-R So. Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove South

18 Tim McDonough - Head Coach (3rd season) 33 Scott Sobkowiak - Assistant Coach (1st season) 3 Mike Landry - Assistant Coach - (2nd season) 7 Dan Szmergalski - Assistant Coach (3rd season) 4 Jay Lavender - Assistant Coach (1st season) Bob Romano - Student Manager (1st season) 5 Meet The Flyers Senior Outfielder 28

Ryan McManaman 6-3, 180, R/R waukegan, Ill. Waukegan HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... played in 45 games with 42 starts in center field ... two doubles and three RBI vs. Madonna (Feb. 27) ... had a three-run home run vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... hit a two-run home run vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... tripled, singled and knocked in two runs at Flagler (March 3) ... singled, scored a run and knocked in a run vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... doubled, singled and a scored a run in game one at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... singled, hit by a pitch and scored twice in game two at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... scored two runs, stole two bases and had a hit vs. Gannon (March 1) ... doubled and scored vs. Southern Indiana (April 3) ... singled and scored vs. Gannon (March 4) and vs. Missouri-St. Louis (March 5).

2008 Highlights: Started 42 games in center field ... three six innings in four relief appearances ... led team in triples (2) ... fourth in walks (12) ... started the season with nine hits in first five games ... had three RBI on two singles at Chicago State (April 24) ... knocked in two runs vs. Stonehill (March 2) ... recorded three hits and two walks vs. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (March 6) ... four hits, including two doubles, a RBI and three runs scored vs. UW-Parkside (April 22) ... doubled home a run and scored vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (March 16) ... two singles and a RBI at Quincy (March 12) ... a triple, a single and a RBI at Kentucky Wesleyan (April 12) ... walked, tripled and scored at Saint Xavier (April 17) ... a hit and a run scored vs. Indianapolis (April 26) ... tallied two runs scored, two stolen bases and a run scored at Bellarmine (May 3) ... had a triple, a single and a run scored vs. Northern Kentucky (April 5) ... threw six innings in relief ... struckout three, allowing one run in two innings vs. Indiana Northwest (March 19).

2007 Highlights: Started 55 games (53 in centerfield, one at designated hitter and one at pitcher) ... tied for second in walks (17), hit by pitch (8) and home runs (1) third in at bats (169), RBI (13) and doubles (8) ... fifth in total bases (38) and hits (27) ... drove in a run in three of four games from March 7 to March 11 ... had a five- game hitting streak from March 7 to March 11 ... had two hits and a walk against Rockhurst (March 11) ... stole a base in three of four games from April 15 to April 18 ... had a team season-high four RBI with two hits and two runs scored at Quincy (May 1) ... drove in three runs on a bases clearing double vs. Southern Indiana (April 15) ... homered at Lynn (March 4) ... in 2 2/3 relief innings of work allowed only one earned run in his first career pitching appearance vs. C.W. Post (March 5) ... sur- rendered no earned runs in 1.1 innings of work at Missouri-St. Louis (April 24).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters as an outfielder and pitcher ... as a senior, was all-conference first team,Waukegan News-Sun and Waukegan Journal All-Lake County first team, and Waukegan’s team captain and Most Valuable Player ... had team highs in batting average (.423), on-base percentage (.611), slugging percentage (.457), hits (28), doubles (five), runs (23), walks (26) and RBI (13) ... on the mound, was 4-5 with a 3.63 ERA and a team-high 63 strikeouts ... reached the regional title game ... as a junior, was all-conference first team,Waukegan News-Sun and Waukegan Journal All-Lake County second team ... posted team highs in on- base percentage (.528), slugging percentage (.490), hits (32), doubles (seven) and runs (22) ... his sophomore year, was included on the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun-Times Top 100 Illinois Freshmen to Watch lists ... in summer baseball, played for the Waukegan Redbirds American Legion team and hit .340 with a .483 on-base percentage, .500 slugging percentage, 11 RBI, 11 runs, four doubles, eight walks, one triple and one home run ... three-time honor roll student and three-time Central Suburban League Scholar Athlete ... son of Paula McManaman, grandson of George and Mary McManaman ... social work/human services major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2007 .160 55 54 169 17 27 8 0 1 13 38 .225 17 8 54 2 .265 2 3 9 14 103 4 5 .955 2008 .241 44 42 133 18 32 3 2 0 15 39 .293 12 4 41 1 .316 3 1 6 9 108 6 4 .966 2009 .184 45 42 114 19 21 5 1 2 11 34 .298 17 3 55 2 .306 0 0 5 8 72 2 3 .961 TOTAL .192 144 138 416 54 80 16 3 3 39 111 .267 46 15 150 5 .293 5 4 20 31 283 12 12 .961

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2007 10.57 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 7.2 17 19 9 8 2 2 0 0 53 .447 4 3 1 2 2008 10.50 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 6.0 13 7 7 3 4 2 0 1 33 .433 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 10.54 0 0 9 1 0 0 0 0 13.2 30 26 16 11 6 4 0 1 86 .441 4 3 1 2

6 Meet The Flyers Senior catcher 10

Joe Carbone 5-7, 185, R/R LEMONT, Ill. LEMONT HS/FLORIDA GULF COAST

2009 Highlights: Played in 18 games, starting seven (six at catcher and one at designated hitter) ... had two RBI and a single at Northern Kentucky (April 18) ... walked twice and scored two runs vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... singled and scored a run at Saint Francis (April 9) ... singled twice in a doubleheader vs. Quincy (April 15) ... singled and scored vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... recorded a RBI vs. Bellarmine (March 21).

2008 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... played in 17 games with 12 starts (nine at catcher, three at designated hitter) ... had two hits, a RBI and a run scored vs. Thomas More (March 11) ... knocked in two and scored a run vs. Indiana Northwest (March 19) ... walked, hit by pitch, stole a base and knocked in a run at Bellarmine (May 4) ... notched two hits, two runs scored and a RBI at Chicago State (April 24) ... had two hits, RBI, a run scored and two stolen bases at Robert Morris (April 15) ... scored two runs and stole a base vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (March 14) ... had a double and a single with a run scored vs. Saint Francis (April 30).

2007 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC, recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes and a Deans’ List student both semesters ... played in 44 games and started 35 (30 at catcher, three at designated hitter and two at third base) ... led team in hit by pitch (13), runners caught stealing (13) and sacrifice bunts (7) ... second on the team in putouts (137) ... third in on base percentage (.368), walks (13), stolen bases (5) and fielding chances (174) ... reached base 33.3 percent of the time when leading off the inning ... notched two RBI on two hits and a walk with a stolen base at Bellarmine (March 17) ... registered two RBI and two hits vs. Oakland City (May 7) ... had a RBI, hit, walk and a stolen base at Bellarmine (May 17).

2006 Highlights (At Florida Gulf Coast University): Didn’t see action.

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters as a right fielder and second baseman ... as a senior, was all-conference, all-area and Lemont’s Most Valuable Player and Best Offensive Player ... hit .387 with 16 walks that season ... played on Lemont’s first-ever regional championship team his junior year ... also lettered one year in golf ... made the honor roll every year and twice earned high honors ... son of Gary and Martha Carbone ... accounting and finance major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2007 .202 44 35 99 5 20 0 0 0 9 20 .202 13 13 20 2 .368 0 7 5 9 137 30 7 .960 2008 .233 17 12 43 9 10 1 0 0 8 11 .256 7 4 12 1 .382 1 0 5 5 50 10 3 .952 2009 .242 18 7 33 4 8 0 0 0 4 8 .242 3 1 7 0 .324 0 0 0 1 35 2 4 .902 TOTAL .217 79 54 175 18 38 1 0 0 21 39 .223 23 18 39 3 .364 1 7 10 15 222 42 14 .950

Brennan Field, Home of Lewis Baseball The home of Lewis University Flyers baseball, Brennan Field is named in honor of Father John F. Brennan, who played a key role in developing the University’s athletics program and who served Lewis as a teacher, chaplain, ath- letics director and vice president. Father Brennan received an honorary doctor- ate in 1973. He posthumously received the De La Salle Award for Distinguished Pastoral Service in 1993. He was one of 11 individuals inducted into the first class of the Lewis University Athletic Hall of Fame in 1980.

7 Meet The Flyers Senior Outifelder/pitcher 27

Scott Householder 5-11, 190, l/l berwyn, Ill. st. Joseph’s HS/Triton college

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student fall semester and a recipient of Lewis’ Delah- anty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... named to All-GLVC Third Team ... played in 44 games with 42 starts (25 in left field, 10 at designated hitter, five in right field, one at first base and one at pitcher) ... second on the team in batting average (.300) , RBI (31), total bases (72), stolen bases (7) ... tied for second on the team in home runs (7) and doubles (9) ... hit a grand slam vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... notched a two-run home run at Saint Francis (April 9) and vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... hit a 3-run home run and walked three times vs. Saint Jo- seph’s (April 26) ... had a home run, doubled and scored twice against St. Joseph’s (April 25) ... had a bases-clearing double for three RBI at Northern Kentucky (April 19) and vs. Gannon (March 1) ... totaled two hits, two runs scored and a RBI vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... had two hits, two RBI and a run scored vs. Hillsdale College (Feb. 28) ... collected three hits, including two doubles, and two RBI with a run scored vs. Southern Indiana (April 4) ... homered and singled vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... homered vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... singled twice, scored twice and knocked in a run vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... recorded two doubles and a RBI vs. Bel- larmine (March 21) ... in his only pitching performance of the year, allowed three hits and just one unearned run in a complete game victory over Gannon (March 10).

2008 Highlights (at Triton College): Finished with a 3.43 ERA in 18.1 innings.

2007 Highlights (at Harper College): 3-2 with 35.0 innings of work.

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters ... as a senior, all-conference and team MVP ... as a junior, all-conference and team MVP ... helped team to first regional championship in 15 years ... as a sophomore, all-conference ... honor roll all four years ... played for the Melrose Indians ... son of Ralph and Susan Householder ... sport management major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .300 44 42 140 20 42 9 0 7 31 72 .514 14 4 22 4 .377 1 1 7 8 44 4 2 .960

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 0.00 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 3 1 0 1 8 0 0 0 27 .120 0 1 0 0

2008-09 Academic Honors Academic All-GLVC Ted Bartnik, Drew Hicks, Ryan Koerner, Ryan Reynolds, Sean Ruane, Joe Scumaci, Zach Stetson Lewis’ Delahanty Award Bronze – Drew Hicks, Scott Householder Silver – Ted Bartnik, Sean Ruane, Joe Scumaci, Zach Stetson Gold – Ryan Koerner, Ryan Reynolds

8 Meet The Flyers Senior Pitcher 17

Joe Scumaci 5-11, 185, R/R chicago, Ill. st. laurence hs/Triton College

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters, Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... selected to All-GLVC Second Team ... pitched in 13 games with 12 starts ... team leader in wins (6), ERA (2.42), innings pitched (78.0) and opposing batting average for a starting pitcher (.252) ... allowed just one single in a complete game shutout victory of Gannon (March 4) ... allowed only one run and struck out seven in a complete game win over Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... allowed just one run while fanning eight in a no-decision vs. Madonna (Feb. 27) ... surrendered only one earned run in six innings vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... threw 6.2 innings, allowing only one earned run vs. Winona State (March 14) ... allowed only one run in a complete-game victory over Bellarmine (March 21) ... allowed only one earned run in a complete-game victory over eventual GLVC Champion Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... tough-luck loser in a complete game, one earned run performance vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 10) ... allowed just one earned run in a complete game 2-1 loss vs. Quincy (April 15) ... earned a save at Upper Iowa (March 25).

2008 Highlights (at Triton College): All-region first team ... all-conference ... finished 7-0 on the mound ... named to the Deans’ List and President’s List.

2007 Highlights (at Waubonsee Community College): Earned varsity letter in baseball.

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for St. Laurence ... second team all-conference ... as a senior, had a 5-2 record ... helped team to 26-9 record, league and regional championships ... son of Joseph and Judith Scumaci ... finance major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 2.42 6 4 13 12 7 1 0 1 78.0 78 35 21 27 69 18 1 4 347 .252 6 3 1 6

The Great Lakes Valley Conference

The 15-member Great Lakes Valley Conference has made its name throughout the last 31 years as a power in NCAA Division II basketball. In the last few years, however, the GLVC has seen suc- cess in many sports, and the league can now claim itself as one of the nation’s top in all NCAA Division II athletics. The confer- ence headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many Midwest major media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/North- ern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (India- napolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield, Mo. (Drury), Owens- boro (Kentucky Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst) and St. Louis (Maryville, UM-St. Louis). The conference sponsors 17 champion- ships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women.

9 Meet The Flyers Senior catcher 15

Michael Fedoruk 6-2, 175, R/R NORRIDGE, Ill. NOTRE DAME HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student fall semester ... played in 14 games with 13 starts at catcher ... had two hits, a RBI and a run scored vs. Gannon (March 4) ... knocked in a run on a single at Northern Kentucky (April 18) ... had a single and two sacrifice bunts vs. Quincy (April 15) ... singled and scored vs. Upper Iowa (March 25) ... doubled and scored at Saint Xavier (April 23).

2008 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... played in 15 games with 11 starts at catcher ... had three singles and a RBI vs. UW-Parkside (April 9) ... had two RBI vs. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (March 6) ... tallied two RBI vs. St. Francis (April 30) ... walked three times vs. Indianapolis (April 27).

2007 Highlights: Played in 15 games with three starts at catcher ... hit .333 when leading off an inning ... recorded two hits vs. Oakland City (May 7) ... walked at Lynn (March 4).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters as a catcher ... hit .275 his senior season for a Notre Dame team that was regional finalist ... the team advanced to the super-sectional his junior year and was state champion his sophomore season ... also lettered three years in wrestling and two years in football ... in wrestling, was all-conference at 140 pounds as a senior ... the wrestling team made it to the state quarterfinals his sophomore campaign ... son of Gary Fedoruk and Jodi Fedoruk ... theology major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2007 .133 15 3 15 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .133 1 3 6 0 .316 0 0 0 0 20 4 3 .889 2008 .235 14 11 34 4 8 0 0 0 5 8 .235 5 1 5 0 .350 0 0 0 0 51 4 1 .982 2009 .184 14 13 38 4 7 2 0 0 2 9 .237 1 0 8 0 .205 0 6 0 0 80 7 5 .946 TOTAL .195 43 27 87 9 17 2 0 0 7 19 .218 7 4 19 0 .286 0 6 0 0 151 15 9 .949

2009 Highlights: Appeared in 18 games with seven starts (four in center field and Senior three in left field) ... made one relief pitching appearance, giving up no runs and outfielder/pitcher 36 striking out one in an inning vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... walked four times, scored three times, stole a base and had a RBI vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... knocked in a run, scored and singled vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... singled vs. South- ern Indiana (April 4) ... walked, singled and scored twice vs. Missouri-St. Louis Michael (March 5) ... scored vs. UW-Parkside (May 3).

Beier 2008 Highlights: Used season as a redshirt campaign. 6-0, 150, R/l lowell, ind. 2007 Highlights (At Indiana University Northwest): Transferred to Lewis after one lowell HS/iu northwest season.

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters ... second team all-area, first team all- conference, two time Lowell Tribune Player of the Week, Silver Slugger Award and Team MVP, senior season ... as a senior, .375 average, 27 RBI, three home runs and .994 fielding percentage ... second team all-conference, Lowell Tribune Player of the Week, Gold Glove Award, junior season ... also played basketball for one season ... son of Scott and Patricia Beier ... radio/tv broadcasting major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .158 18 7 19 7 3 0 0 0 2 3 .158 6 0 6 0 .360 0 1 1 1 12 0 1 .923

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0

10 Meet The Flyers Senior Pitcher/Infielder 22

Ted Bartnik 6-0, 185, R/R diamond, Ill. coal city HS/illinois valley cc

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters, Academic All-GLVC and a re- cipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... played in 34 games with 12 starts (five at shortstop, three at second base, three at designated hitter and one at first base) ... made 21 pitching appearances, with one start ... allowed just seven earned runs over his final 23.1 innings ... earned first victory as a Flyer after a scoreless inning at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... threw three innings of one-run ball at Saint Xavier (April 23) ... allowed no runs in a two-inning save vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 26) ... struck out two while allowing no runs in two innings vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... no earned runs in two innings vs. Bel- larmine (March 22) ... no earned runs in 1.1 innings vs. Winona State (March 14) ... earned a save in one inning of work at Saint Francis (April 9) ... earned a save in 1.1 innings of no hit, no run ball vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... no earned runs in an inning on the mound vs. Indianapolis (March 28) ... singled, scored and batted in a run vs. Gannon (March 1) ... doubled, scored and knocked in a run at Grand Valley State (April 28) ... doubled, scored and batted in a run at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... singled and knocked in a run at Saint Francis (April 9).

2007 and 2008 Highlights (at Illinois Valley Community College): First Team All-Region ... team leader in hits, doubles, triples and average ... eighth in the nation in batting with a .496 average as a sophomore.

Prep/Personal: As a junior, batted .416 with four home runs ... all area soccer performer ... member of the honor roll and national honor society ... son of Joseph Bartnik and Rebecca Ponti ... nursing major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 5.40 1 1 21 1 0 0 0 3 28.1 34 21 17 14 22 6 0 4 133 .298 2 3 0 2

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .158 34 13 38 6 6 2 0 0 4 8 .211 3 1 7 1 .238 0 0 0 0 16 26 7 .857

2008 Highlights (at Triton College): Compiled a 7-4 pitching record. Senior pitcher 37 Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters as a pitcher and first baseman ... three-time all-conference selection ... as a senior, all-area and finished with a 9-2 pitching record ... sport management major. Eric Esposito 6-1, 220, l/L lemont, Ill. lemont HS/Triton College

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Mike Vucsko 5-8, 155, L/R EVERGREEN PARK, Ill. MARIST HS

2009 Highlights: Played in 48 games with 44 starts (36 at second base and five at designated hitter) ... second on the team in hits (45), walks (21) and assists (102) ... made a relief appearance on the mound, vs. Grand Valley State (April 28) ... knocked in three runs, scored two runs thanks to a triple, single and walk at Saint Xavier (April 23) ... three hits, runs and hits vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... had a double and two singles to record three RBI and two runs scored ... had three singles and three runs scored vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... RBI and three runs scored at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... collected three hits, including a double, and two runs scored vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... registered two hits, two walks and two runs scored vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 26) ... accumulated three singles vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... recorded a single, walk and a RBI in game one vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... two hits, a stolen base and a run scored in game two vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... two hits, including a double, with a walk and a run scored vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 10) ... scored twice on two walks vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... three hits with a double and a RBI vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... scored twice with a hit at Upper Iowa (March 25).

2008 Highlights: Led team in runs scored (36) ... second on team in batting average (.341), hits (56), walks (22), stolen bases (6) ... played in 46 games with 44 starts (32 at second base, seven at designated hitter and five at third base) ... made six pitching appearances in relief ... had a team-best 19 multi-hit games ... finished sea- son on a 14-of-21 stretch ... had four hits including a double and three runs scored vs. Saint Francis (April 30) ... totaled three hits and run scored at Bellarmine (May 3) ... had two hits, a walk, stolen base and a run scored at Bellarmine (May 4) ... singled three times, walked twice, scored two runs and knocked one in at Saint Joseph’s (March 29) ... knocked in four runs and scored a run on a double and single vs. Thomas More (March 11) ... had three singles, walked once and scored three times vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (March 14) ... doubled, singled and scored two runs at Quincy (March 12) ... had two hits, a RBI and a run scored vs. Northern Kentucky (April 6) ... recorded two singles, a walk and a run scored at Kentucky Wesleyan (April 12) ... tallied two RBI, two hits and a run scored at Robert Morris (April 15) ... doubled a scored at Southern Indiana (April 30) ... picked up two singles, a walk and a run scored vs. UW-Parkside (April 22) ... threw two perfect innings vs. Northern Kentucky (April 6) ... threw 1.2 perfect innings vs. Northern Kentucky (April 50 ... allowed no earned runs in 1.2 innings on the mound at Saint Xavier (April 17).

High School/Other: Earned three varsity letters for Marist... senior season, all area Star Newspapers ... Southtown Star and The Reporter first team ... ESCC all-confer- ence ... .394 average, 68 runs, 50 hits 25 RBI and 18 stolen bases ... 2.67 and 2-4 mark with 60.6 innings pitched ... helped team to a 31-6 record and ranked seventh in the Midwest Region ... junior season, honorable mention Southtown Star and The Reporter ... ESCC all-star ... .409 average, 28 hits, 25 runs and 14 stolen bases ... 21.0 innings pitched an eight saves on the mound ... helped team to 26-14 record and regional and sectional championships ... regional champions sophomore season ... also played basketball ... played for Illinois Sparks club team ... 4.20 cumulative GPA, peer leadership and honor roll student ... son of Kirk and Ginny Vucsko ... father played baseball and basketball at Lewis ... sister plays on the Lewis softball team ... criminal-social justice major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2008 .341 47 44 164 36 56 5 0 0 17 61 .372 22 0 19 0 .419 0 2 6 8 66 81 9 .942 2009 .271 48 44 166 41 45 5 1 0 14 52 .313 21 3 28 1 .363 0 1 11 13 83 102 6 .969 TOTAL .306 95 88 330 77 101 10 1 0 31 113 .342 43 3 47 1 .391 0 3 17 21 149 183 15 .957

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 7.59 0 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 10.2 18 14 9 4 5 2 1 1 56 .353 0 0 0 0 2009 54.00 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 3 1.000 0 0 0 1 TOTAL 9.00 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 11.0 20 16 11 4 5 2 1 2 59 .377 0 0 0 1

12 Meet The Flyers rs Junior pitcher 13

Chris Williams 6-3, 195, R/R SCHILLER PARK, Ill. EAST LEYDEN/BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE

2009 Highlights: Used season as a redshirt campaign.

2008 Highlights: Pitched in nine games with two starts ... gave up no runs and struck out four in five innings of work to get the victory over Indiana-Northwest ... allowed no runs in two innings at Saint Joseph’s (March 30) ... allowed no runs in an inning at Quincy (March 12).

2007 Highlights: Pitched in 12 games with one start ... struck out two batters in an inning of work at Nova Southeastern (March 2) ... gave up no earned runs in an inning of work at Drury (April 22) and vs. Quincy (April 26) ... allowed only one earned run in three innings with one strikeout at Kentucky Wesleyan (April 15) ... in GLVC games only second on the team in opposing batting average (.265) and relief appearances (6).

2006 Highlights (at Bloomfield College): Transferred after one season.

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters as a pitcher, third baseman and first baseman for East Leyden ... as a senior, hit .330 and had a 3.86 ERA in 30 innings ... team was regional runner-up his junior and senior years ... also participated in football ... honor roll student who was enrolled in East Leyden’s Honors Program ... son of Bruce and Leslie Williams ... sport management major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2007 6.30 0 2 12 1 0 0 0 0 20.0 26 20 14 16 7 5 1 0 109 .313 2 6 3 1 2008 12.15 1 2 9 2 0 0 0 0 13.1 23 20 18 15 9 5 0 1 81 .371 0 3 0 1 2009 REDSHIRT TOTAL 8.64 1 4 21 3 0 0 0 0 33.1 49 40 32 31 16 10 1 1 190 .338 2 9 3 2

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... used season as a redshirt RS Junior campaign after a season-ending injury. Pitcher 16 2008 Highlights (at Triton College): Named to the Deans’ List twice ... finished with 10-8 record and 4.30 ERA.

Matt 2007 Highlights (at Iowa Western): Named to the Deans’ List fall semester.

Zicher Prep/Personal: Captain of baseball and soccer teams ... 2.51 ERA ... three-time 6-3, 210, R/R national champion, 15-1 record and 1.58 ERA with Chicago White Sox Academy ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. from 2003-06 ... played for Illinois Sparks summer team in 2008, recording a 5-1 HERSEY HS/TRITON college record with a 0.64 ERA, fanning 47 in 34 innings ... son of Hienz and Marie-Ange Zicher ... sport management major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 11.88 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.1 14 15 11 4 8 4 0 0 46 .368 0 2 1 1

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Ryan Koerner 6-0, 165, R/R leroy, Ill. leroy HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters, Academic All-GLVC and a re- cipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... named to CoSIDA Academic All-District 5 Second Team ... fourth on the team in batting average (.292) and RBI (20) ... homered, singled, had three RBI and two runs scored vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28) ... batted in four with a double, single and a run scored vs. Gannon (March 4) ... hit a go-ahead 3-run home run in the seventh inning at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... hit a solo home run in the opener against Upper Iowa (March 25) ... singled three times, scored two runs and had two RBI vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... three singles and a run batted in vs. Missouri-St. Louis (March 5) ... totaled four singles, two RBI and a stolen base in a doubleheader vs. Indianapolis (March 27) ...two RBI and two runs scored in game one vs. Gannon (March 1) ... a double and a run scored in game two vs. Gannon (March 1) ... singled, walked and scored a run vs. Winona State (March 14) ... doubled, singled and walked vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... collected four hits, two stolen bases and a run scored vs. Bellarm- ine (March 21) ... singled and scored vs. UW-Parkside (May 3).

2008 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters, Academic All-GLVC and a Delahanty Award recipient ... played in 18 games with nine starts (five in center field, two in left field, one in right field and one at designated hitter) ... had two hits and a run scored vs. Stonehill (March 2) ... tallied two hits and a run scored vs. UW- Parkside (April 9) ... doubled and walked twice at Robert Morris (April 15) ... scored a run at Saint Joseph’s (March 30) and at Bellarmine (May 3) ... played in 11 GLVC games.

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters at LeRoy High School ... all-conference all four years ... regional champions runner up all four years ... senior season, all-area Bloomington Pantagraph, team MVP, 2007 male sportsmanship award ... .386 average, 28 RBI and school record for career hits with 143 ... posted a 5-3 record and 1.87 ERA ... junior season, News-Gazette all-area ... .354 average and 29 RBI along with 7-2 record and 1.43 ERA on the mound ... helped team to school best 21-8 record ... also earned three varsity letters in football and two in basketball ... all-conference three years in football ... played club baseball with McLean County Stars and Central Illinois Scrappers ... scholar athlete, National Honor Society and member of the high honor roll ... son of Gary and Connie Koerner ... business administra- tion major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2008 .242 18 9 33 6 8 1 0 0 3 9 .273 3 1 5 0 .324 0 2 0 2 21 0 0 1.000 2009 .292 37 36 113 17 33 3 0 3 20 45 .398 3 3 9 1 .325 1 3 5 6 53 0 0 1.000 TOTAL .281 55 45 146 23 41 4 0 3 23 54 .370 6 4 14 1 .325 1 5 5 8 74 0 0 1.000

2009 Highlights: Redshirted due to injury ... before injury, knocked in two runs on rs junior two hits and a walk vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28) ... singled and scored vs. Gannon (March infielder 5 1). 2007 and 2008 Highlights (At Triton College): As a senior hit .290 with 30 RBI ... Miguel as a junior, hit .316 with 22 RBI. Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Brother Rice as an infielder ... as Amesquita a senior, named Southtown Star Honorable Mention and All-Catholic League ... 6-0, 175, R/R hit .393 and helped team to Catholic League Blue Championship ... also earned hometown, Ill. three varsity letters in hockey, two-time All-Catholic League, team captain and brother riCe HS/triton cc Best Defenseman Award winner ... honor roll student ... son of Michael and Kathy Amesquita ... marketing major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .250 4 4 12 2 3 0 0 0 2 3 .250 1 0 2 0 .308 0 1 1 1 2 7 1 .900

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Richard Forkin 5-10, 175, l/R Orland Park, Ill. lockport HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters ... played in 37 games with 32 starts (23 at third base, eight at second base and one at designated hitter) ... recorded two RBI and two runs scored at Saint Francis (April 9) ... knocked in two runs and scored once vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... batted a team-best .317 in GLVC games ... two hits, including a double, a RBI and a run scored with a stolen base in game one vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... a double and a RBI vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... a double and a run scored in game two vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... had a double and a single vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... doubled, singled and knocked in a run at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... singled four times in a doubleheader vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25) ... two hits and a run scored at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... a hit, a run scored and two walks vs. Gannon (March 1).

2008 Highlights: Recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes and a Deans’ List student fall semester ... played in 30 games with 28 starts (25 at third base, two at second base and one at designated hitter) ... tied for second on the team in sacrifice bunts (three) ... struck out only five times in 98 at bats ... tallied a hit in nine of 10 games from April 15 to May 4 ... had two hits, two runs scored and three RBI vs. Thomas More (March 11) ... knocked in three runs and scored a run vs. UW-Parkside (April 9) ... had two hits and a RBI vs. Northern Kentucky (April 5) ... recorded two hits and a RBI at Bellarmine (May 3) ... tallied a hit, a run scored, a stolen base and a walk vs. Robert Morris (April 15) ... recorded a hit, two walks and a stolen base vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville (March 16).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Lockport High School ... all conference first team senior season, hitting .341 with 59 assists and 27 putouts ... junior sea- son named all conference honorable mention and most valuable team player by teammates, hit .325 with 44 assists and 27 putouts ... conference champions all four years ... helped club team Illinois Sparks to 30-3 record in summer of 2007 ... named to the honor roll ... son of Rich and Kelly Forkin ... accounting major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2008 .242 30 28 91 9 22 2 0 0 15 24 .264 6 2 5 2 .303 0 3 2 3 20 48 9 .883 2009 .274 37 32 106 13 29 5 0 0 12 34 .321 11 3 12 2 .358 0 3 5 6 28 67 6 .941 TOTAL .259 67 60 197 22 51 7 0 0 27 58 .294 17 5 17 4 .333 0 6 7 9 48 115 15 .916

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... played in 13 games with Junior six starts at shortstop ... singled and scored at Saint Xavier (April 23) ... singled, Infielder 19 scored and stole a base vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... singled vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... singled vs. Grand Valley State (April 28).

2008 Highlights: Played in nine games ... recorded first collegiate hit and scored Vince two runs against Indiana Northwest (March 19).

Campagna Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Bartlett High School ... hit .318 se- 6-1, 180, R/R nior season with 19 runs, 15 RBI, five stolen bases and one home run ... led team bartlett, Ill. with fewest strikeouts (5) ... hit .310 his junior season with 17 runs, eight RBI and bartlett HS five stolen bases ... led team with fewest strikeouts (3) ... honor roll every semes- ter ... son of Curt Campagna and Patty Wiley ... sport management major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2008 .111 7 0 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .111 0 0 4 1 .111 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2009 .160 13 6 25 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 .160 0 0 6 0 .160 0 1 1 1 13 19 3 .914 TOTAL .147 20 6 34 5 5 0 0 0 0 5 .147 0 0 10 1 .147 0 1 1 1 13 19 3 .914

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Charles Gille 6-2, 165, R/R rockford, Ill. boylan catholic HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student fall semester ... pitched in 11 games with six starts ... earned the win in a five-run 5.1 inning performance vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 26) ... allowed just an unearned run in an inning vs. Bellarmine (March 22) ... earned a no decision with a seven inning, two-run, five strikeout performance at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... surrendered two runs, one earned, in 5.0 innings vs. Southern Indiana (April 4) ... gave up two earned runs in a 5.1 inning performance vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... struck out five in a 6.0 inning outing vs. UW- Parkside (May 3).

2008 Highlights: Recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes and a Deans’ List student fall semester ... made 13 appear- ances with five starts ... threw six innings, recording five strikeouts, and one walk and allowing one earned run to get a victory over Thomas More (March 4) ... allowed no earned runs in 2.1 innings of work at Bellarmine (May 4) ... earned the victory after allowing no runs and sitting down three in 3.2 innings at Kentucky Wesleyan (April 12) ... surrendered just one run in 2.2 innings at Saint Joseph’s (March 29).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Boyland Catholic High School... as a senior, all conference ... 1.01 ERA fourth best single season mark in school history ... finished 6-0 with and two saves ... combined 12-0 record junior and senior seasons ... scholar athlete and honor roll ... son of Chuck and Lisa Gille ... sports manage- ment major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2008 10.35 2 5 13 5 0 0 0 0 40.0 70 53 46 12 26 15 4 8 212 .380 3 7 5 4 2009 7.30 1 3 11 6 0 0 0 0 37.0 57 33 30 17 22 7 0 7 187 .348 3 4 0 1 TOTAL 8.88 3 8 24 11 0 0 0 0 77.0 127 86 76 29 48 22 4 15 399 .365 6 11 5 5

2009 Highlights (at South Suburban College): Hit .309 with 43 hits and 34 RBI ... junior also threw eight innings on the mound, striking out seven. outfielder/pitcher 45 2008 Highlights (at Michigan State): Collected five hits, including two doubles, in 29 at bats ... made 20 appearances on the mound, including three starts, compil- Tyler ing a 1-2 mark and an 8.13 era Prep/Personal: Named conference player of the year after batting .416 with five Newsome home runs and going 8-2 on the mound as a senior ... played for Team Illinois in 6-1, 215, l/L 2007 ... selected to all-conference and all-state teams...led team to 61-12 record palos heights, Ill. over junior and senior seasons ... named Southtown Star Player of the year in marist HS/south suburban cc 2007 ... drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 49th round in 2007 ... son of Tim and Deb Newsome ... communication studies major.

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Michael Wido 6-0, 180, R/R downers grove, Ill. downers grove south HS

2009 Highlights: Played in 45 games with 41 starts at shortstop ... led team in assists (114) ... third on the team in batting average (.299) ... fourth on the team in hits (40) ... four hits, including a home run in game two at Indianapolis (March 27) ... a double, two singles and two runs scored vs. Gannon (March 1) ... two doubles at Flagler (March 3) ... two singles, two runs and a RBI vs. Gannon (March 4) ... had two RBI on a double and a single with a run scored at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... doubled and two RBI vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... singled, scored and knocked in a run in game one vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... three singles, a run scored and a stolen base in game two vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... doubled and knocked in a run vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) ... singled and a RBI at UW-Parkside (May 2) ... scored two runs and knocked in one on a single and a walk vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28) ... singled, stole a base and scored vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... double, single and a run scored vs. Southern Indiana (April 3) ... singled and scored in game one at Indianapolis (March 27) ... had a RBI vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 25).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for Downers Grove South High School ... West Suburban Gold Champions every year ... as a senior, all-conference ... led team in home runs (6) and walks (19) ... as a junior, named to Illinois High School Baseball Coaches’ Association Prospect List ... Reporter/Progress All-Area second team ... Daily Herald all-area second team ... regional champions ... hit .383 with 21 RBI ... academic all-conference and a member of the honor roll ... played for the Lombard Lightning and Downers Grove Long shots ... in 2003 was CABA and USSSA Illinois State Champions ... son of Mike and Leslie Wido ... undecided on major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .299 45 41 134 13 40 9 0 1 11 52 .388 3 6 24 4 .343 0 2 2 4 64 114 18 .908

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student fall semester, Academic All-GLVC and a recipi- sophomore ent of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student athletes ... Outfielder 1 played in 15 games with six starts (four in right field, one in center field and one in left field) ... singled twice vs. Quincy (April 15) ... scored a run at St. Francis (April 10) ... walked vs. Gannon (March 1), at Indianapolis (March 27) and at Grand Val- Sean ley State (April 20). Prep/Personal: As a junior, starting second baseman with a .333 average and Ruane seven RBI ... honor roll member each year ... starting right fielder and leadoff 5-11, 160, R/R hitter for the American Legion Alpharetta Patriots ... with a .408 average and .960 Roswell, Ga. fielding percentage ... son of John and Charlotte Ruane ... history major. Blessed Trinity HS

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .080 15 6 25 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .080 3 0 14 1 .179 0 1 0 1 13 0 0 1.000

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Cameron Anello 5-9, 165, r/r homer glen, Ill. brother rice HS

2009 Highlights: Played in 38 games with 34 starts (25 at third base and nine at designated hitter) ... had three RBI, a home run, a single and two runs scored vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... knocked in three on two singles and a walk with two runs scored vs. C.W. Post (March 6) ... scored four runs, had three hits and two RBI at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... two RBI, two runs scored on a hit and a walk at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... two RBI and a run scored vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... batted in two with a run scored vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28) ... knocked in two and scored a run vs. Missouri-St. Louis (March 5) ... tallied three hits with two runs scored and a RBI vs. Gannon (March 4) ... scored three times on a single, double and walk (March 22) ... two singles and a RBI vs. Southern Indiana (April 4) ... singled and scored vs. Winona State (March 14) ... had three hits, including two doubles, with five runs scored in a doubleheader vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... singled and scored vs. Gannon (March 4) and at Upper Iowa (March 25).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Brother Rice High School... as senior, Catholic League Blue Honorable Mention at third base ... Catholic League Blue Champs, regional champions and final 16 in the state ... hit .333 with 32 RBI and 24 walks ... as a junior, Southtown Star First Team All Area, Reporter First Team All Area, First Team Chicago Catholic League Blue ... super sectional champions, regional champions and fourth place in the state ... hit .391 with 26 RBI, 24 walks and a school record 16 doubles ... son of Joseph and Camille Anello ... business administration major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .244 38 34 123 30 30 5 0 1 18 38 .309 15 2 35 5 .336 0 1 2 3 25 49 14 .841

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Ryan Servos 6-4, 180, R/R aurora, Ill. waubonsie valley HS

2009 Highlights: Made 14 pitching appearances with four starts ... gave up an unearned run on three hits with four strikeouts at Grand Valley State (April 28) ... gave up no runs on two hits and five strikeouts vs. Missouri-St. Louis (March 5) ... surrendered no runs while fanning three in 2.1 innings at Flagler (March 3) ... gave up just a hit vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28) ... fanned the only batter he faced vs. UW- Parkside (May 2).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Waubonsie Valley High School... as a junior, honorable mention all-conference, named to Stevenson Showcase team and tops on the mound award winner ... was 4-3 with a 1.85 era ... played for McHenry County Hurricanes travel team ... son of Bobby and Lisa Servos ... undecided on major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 8.48 0 2 14 4 0 0 0 0 28.2 44 31 27 17 30 6 0 4 155 .349 11 9 1 2 18 Meet The Flyers Sophomore pitcher 29

Don Cizek 5-11, 155, l/l Willow springs, Ill. lyons HS

2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student spring semester ... pitched in 14 games with starts ... earned first career victory at Saint Francis, allowing three unearned runs on five hits and a walk in 4.2 innings of work (April 9) ... allowed one earned run and four hits in 5.0 innings vs. Bellarmine (March 22) ... struckout the only batter he faced vs. Winona State (March 14) ... pitched a perfect inning of relief at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... allowed no runs in .1 of an inning vs. UW-Parkside (May 2) and vs. Winona State (March 15).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Lyons Township High School... as a senior, won Lyons Township’s varsity baseball James Derrill Stevenson Memo- rial Award ... went 3-0 with a 2.96 era and an opposing batting average of .222 ... helped team to a conference championship during sophomore season ... academic all-conference ... four year member of the honor roll ... Babe Ruth league state champion in 2005 ... son of Donald and Cynthia Cizek ... undecided on major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 8.65 1 5 14 6 0 0 0 0 34.1 55 40 33 20 13 12 1 7 178 .357 6 1 0 3

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Pat Lahey 6-1, 170, R/R downers grove, Ill. downers grove south HS

2009 Highlights: Made 15 pitching appearances with 10 starts ... second on the team in ERA (4.48) ... earned a win in first career start by allowing five runs in 6.0 innings vs. Gannon (March 1) ... picked up a win in a two inning relief appearance by allowing no runs and striking out two at Upper Iowa (March 25) ... allowed three runs in 5.1 innings vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... earned a no-decision in a no run, no walk, six-strikeout, six inning performance vs. Quincy (April 15) ... fanned six and allowed two earned runs in 7.1 innings vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 10) ... in 7.1 in- nings, allowed just one earned run in a tough-luck loss at Northern Kentucky (April 19) ... gave up two earned runs and six hits at Indianapolis (March 28) ... pitched a perfect inning of relief vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... allowed no runs in an inning vs. Gannon (March 4) ... gave up two earned runs while striking out a season-best eight vs. Winona State (March 15).

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters for Downers Grove South High School ... went 3-1 with one save in the IHSA State tournament during his career ... career 15-4 mark with three saves ... as a senior, Honorable Mention All-Area Southtown Star ... allowed only 18 earned runs while striking out 51 in 51 innings of work ... as a junior, threw 41 innings, allowing 14 earned runs ... Academic All-State ... Academic All-Conference ... honor roll member ... went 14-3 for the Lombard Lightning, throwing a no-hitter in the Rockford Tournament ... son of Bill and Linda Lahey ... accounting major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 4.48 3 8 15 10 1 0 0 1 68.1 86 42 34 19 51 13 2 8 320 .305 5 7 3 9 19 Meet The Flyers 2009 Highlights: Academic All-GLVC and a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award sophomore for academic excellence among student athletes ... tied a Lewis single season pitcher 35 record with 28 pitching appearances, all in relief ... earned first career victory with .2 inning appearance vs. Gannon (March 4) ... earned second victory with a perfect .2 inning performance vs. Winona State (March 14) ... allowed no runs in three innings to pick up first career save vs. UW-Parkside (April 1) ... two innings Drew of no-run, one hit ball at Indianapolis (March 28) ... fanned two in two innings of Hicks no-run pitching at Flagler (March 3) ... sat down two, allowing no runs and one hit vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 26) ... struck out two in an inning vs. UW-Parkside 6-1, 185, R/R (May 2) ... threw a scoreless inning at Grand Valley State (April 28) ... struckout pekin, Ill. three, allowed no runs in a 1.2 inning performance vs. Saint Joseph’s (April 26) ... pekin HS surrendered no hits and no runs in 1.2 innings vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 10) ... allowed no runs in 1.2 innings at Saint Francis (April 9) ... gave up no runs in a .2 inning performance at Saint Francis (April 9) ... gave up no runs in two innings vs. Bellarmine (March 22) ... surrendered no runs in an inning vs. Hillsdale (Feb. 28).

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for Pekin High School ... helped team to two second place finishes at regionals and two conference championships ... as a senior, finished with a 3.90 ERA ... member of the National Honor Society, named to the honor roll, an Illinois State Scholar and Prairie State Scholar ... had a 2.60 ERA with Pekin Legion ... son of Dale and Tammy Hicks ... finance and marketing major.

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 5.30 2 1 28 0 0 0 0 1 37.1 48 26 22 21 26 7 0 2 181 .314 5 3 0 3

2009 Highlights: Played in 26 games with 17 starts (16 at left field and one desig- Sophomore nated hitter) ... made three pitching appearances in relief ... three hits, including Outfielder/Pitcher 25 a double, with a RBI and run scored vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... knocked in two and scored twice at Saint Xavier (April 23) ... doubled and scored vs. Bellarmine (March 21) ... singled and scored vs. UW-Parkside (May 3) ... singled and stole a base vs. Kentucky Wesleyan (April 11) ... allowed no hits or runs in two innings of Ryan work vs. Southern Indiana (April 4).

Wischhover Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for Brother Rice High School ... as a 5-8, 170, l/R senior, first team all-conference and hit .472 with 21 RBI and a 2-0 pitching record palos heights, Ill. ... as a junior, second team all-conference and helped team to state tournament brother rice HS appearance ... played for Illinois Sparks summer team ... son of Dru Wischhover and Jennifer Szwajkowski... undecided on major. Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .241 26 17 54 4 13 3 0 0 4 16 .296 3 1 10 0 .293 0 0 3 3 14 2 1 .941

Career Pitching Statistics Year ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2009 11.57 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 13 9 9 3 3 3 0 2 37 .382 0 0 0 0

2009 Highlights (at Butler University): Started 13 games ... collected 10 hits and sophomore knocked in six runs. infielder 39 Prep/Personal: Earned all-conference honors in 2007 and 2008, as well as all-area honorable mention ... as a junior, batted .367 with seven home runs and 68 RBI while helping his team to a regional championships ... helped his summer league Stephen team to a 30-1 record and the state championship in 2007 ... he hit .607, slugged .700 and hit four home runs ... lettered three seasons as a forward on the basket- Kaffel ball team ... team captain ... also a member of the chess team ... National Honor 6-3, 215, l/R Society member ... son of Larry and Francine Kaffel ... special education major. orland park, Ill. sandburg HS/butler

20 Meet The Flyers 2009 Highlights: Deans’ List student both semesters, Academic All-GLVC and RS Freshman a recipient of Lewis’ Delahanty Award for academic excellence among student Outfielder 31 athletes ... redshirted after season-ending injury in seventh game of the season ... before injury, had four RBI, two triples and scored twice in game two vs. Gannon (March 4) ... tripled, singled and scored vs. Gannon (March 1) ... singled, walked Zach and scored both times in game one vs. Gannon (March 1). Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters for Herscher High School ... as a junior, Stetson named No. 33 state prospect in Prep Baseball Magazine ... earned a Team Illinois 6-1, 175, L/L invite to Midwest Baseball Classic ... Jack Kaiser All-Star Team ... helped team to kankakee, Ill. regional and sectional championship ... finished 28-9-1 ... hit .356 with 32 RBI, herscher HS going 18-of-18 in stolen base attempts ... as a sophomore, named Daily Journal All-Area and all-conference ... regional and sectional champs ... four year honor roll member, top 30 in the class ... played for Illinois Sparks ... son of Scott and Lisa Stetson ... communication technology major.

Career Batting Statistics Year AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB SBA PO A E FLD% 2009 .421 7 7 19 8 8 0 3 0 4 14 .737 4 0 3 0 .522 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1.000

Prep/Personal: Helped his high school team finish second in the state his senior freshman year ... tallied a 1.62 era with 22 strikeouts in 17.1 innings .. earned the Dr. Voie pitcher 38 Stuart Chase Coy Scholar-Athlete Award ... club experience with Horizon Summer and Fall teams as well as with the Orland Park Magic prior to high school ... son of Craig and Jacqueline Almanza ... business major. Steve Almanza 6-3, 165, R/R glendale, ariz. horizon HS

Prep/Personal: Earned three varsity letters in high school ... 2008-09 Blooming- Freshman ton Pantagraph Male High School Athlete of the year ... as a senior, named Class Pitcher/Infielder 32 2A Player of the Year by the Illinois High School Baseball Coaches Association ... winning pitcher in back-to-back state championship games ... as a junior, was named first team all-state, Bloomington Pantagraph First Team All-Area and first team all-conference ... compiled an 11-1 mark with a 2.49 era and 104 strikeouts Matt ... at the plate he recorded a .485 batting average, 39 RBI and a school record 63 hits ... also a standout basketball player, earning second team all-state honors ... Frahm graduated as the school’s career scoring leader with 1,440 points ... a Wendy’s 6-6, 180, R/R Heisman Finalist ... named to the high honor roll every semester ... experience Mclean, Ill. with the Olympia Legion Summer Baseball club and Capital City Sluggers ... son of Olympia HS Gary and Lisa Frahm ... communication major.

Prep/Personal: Named one of the top 150 players in Illinois by Prep Baseball freshman Report ... the same publication named Kazmierski one of the ten under the radar outfielder 40 players in the state ... batted .329 and slugged .605 at Sandburg ... played eight years for the Orland Magic club team and was consistently a team leader in multiple offensive categories ... son of Lawrence and Patricia Kazmierski ... special education major. Alex Kazmierski 6-1, 175, R/R orland park, Ill. sandburg HS

21 Meet The Flyers Prep/Personal: Three-time team captain in high school ... named one of the top Freshman three defensive catchers in the state and one of the top 100 players in the state Catcher 20 by the Prep Baseball Report ... as a junior, was named all-conference and batted .325 ... four-time member of the honor roll ... son of Tom and Laura Norwood ... undecided on major.

Brian Norwood 6-1, 170, L/R medinah, Ill. lake park HS

Prep/Personal: Earned two varsity letters in high school ... as a senior, Southwest Freshman Suburban All-Conference and Southwest Suburban All-Academic ... first team all- Infielder 21 area, while hitting .411 with 26 RBI and four home runs ... as a sophomore, batted .405, slugged .684, scored 34 runs and recorded 24 RBI ... during the summer league of his senior season hit .471 with 24 hits and 13 RBI ... was a member of the National Honor Society ... ranked 12th in the 2008 White Sox Prospect Camp Ian Showcase, leading his team in batting average, hits and doubles ... played two seasons with the Orland Park Magic and six with the Sparks Travelers ... son of O’Connor Bob and Debbie O’Connor ... undecided on major. 5-9, 175, R/R orland park, Ill. sandburg HS

Prep/Personal: Earned four varsity letters in high school ... as a senior, named freshman first team all-metro, first team all-district and first team all-conference ... selected pitcher/outfielder 11 to play in the Iowa Baseball Coaches Association All-Star series ... second team all-conference, second team all-metro and second-team all-district during his junior season ... finished with a 2.85 earned run average and 32 strikeouts in 31.2 innings ... batted .376 with 32 RBI and three home runs ... also the starting quar- Derek terback on the football team ... named to the honor roll every semester ... played club baseball for American Legion Hanford Post #5 and the Perfect Game Scout Thomas League ... son of Doug and Jean Thomas ... criminal justice major. 6-0, 160, R/R cedar rapids, Iowa kennedy HS

Prep/Personal: Batted .359 as a sophomore and .333 as a junior ... part of the freshman battery that fanned a school record 18 batters in a game during his junior season catcher 6 ... was Providence’s Silver Bat winner and an all star in the Chicago White Sox Wooden bat League in 2008 ... played club baseball for the Homer Heat and the Illini Cardinals ... invited to play for Ohio Extreme out of Cincinnati, Ohio ... son of Kyle Steven and Pamela Thomas ... math major. Thomas 6-0, 195, L/R HOMER GLEN, Ill. PROVIDENCE CATHOLIC HS

22 2009 Statistics Batting and Fielding ## 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% 21 McCall, Chris .350 48 46 140 20 49 11 0 7 29 81 .579 24 6 29 3 .459 2 1 0 3 173 23 8 .961 27 Householder, Scott .300 44 42 140 20 42 9 0 7 31 72 .514 14 4 22 4 .377 1 1 7 8 44 4 2 .960 23 Wido, Michael .299 45 41 134 13 40 9 0 1 11 52 .388 3 6 24 4 .343 0 2 2 4 64 114 18 .908 34 Koerner, Ryan .292 37 36 113 17 33 3 0 3 20 45 .398 3 3 9 1 .325 1 3 5 6 53 0 0 1.000 2 Forkin, Richard .274 37 32 106 13 29 5 0 0 12 34 .321 11 3 12 2 .358 0 3 5 6 28 67 6 .941 6 Bingham, Tim .273 46 43 139 20 38 4 1 8 36 68 .489 13 7 35 4 .354 5 0 4 5 272 9 6 .979 12 Vucsko, Mike .271 48 44 166 41 45 5 1 0 14 52 .313 21 3 28 1 .363 0 1 11 13 83 102 6 .969 11 Anello, Cameron .244 38 34 123 30 30 5 0 1 18 38 .309 15 2 35 5 .336 0 1 2 3 25 49 14 .841 25 Wischhover, Ryan .241 26 17 54 4 13 3 0 0 4 16 .296 3 1 10 0 .293 0 0 3 3 14 2 1 .941 28 Mcmanaman, Ryan .184 45 42 114 19 21 5 1 2 11 34 .298 17 3 55 2 .306 0 0 5 8 72 2 3 .961 22 Bartnik, Ted .158 34 13 38 6 6 2 0 0 4 8 .211 3 1 7 1 .238 0 0 0 0 16 26 7 .857 31 Stetson, Zach .421 7 7 19 8 8 0 3 0 4 14 .737 4 0 3 0 .522 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1.000 5 Amesquita, Miguel .250 4 4 12 2 3 0 0 0 2 3 .250 1 0 2 0 .308 0 1 1 1 2 7 1 .900 10 Carbone, Joe .242 18 7 33 4 8 0 0 0 4 8 .242 3 1 7 0 .324 0 0 0 1 35 2 4 .902 24 Ithal, Jeffrey .238 20 11 42 2 10 2 0 0 0 12 .286 1 1 11 2 .273 0 1 1 2 46 1 2 .959 15 Fedoruk, Michael .184 14 13 38 4 7 2 0 0 2 9 .237 1 0 8 0 .205 0 6 0 0 80 7 5 .946 32 Reynolds, Ryan .182 20 17 55 7 10 0 0 0 5 10 .182 0 1 14 1 .190 2 1 0 0 118 5 1 .992 19 Campagna, Vinnie .160 13 6 25 3 4 0 0 0 0 4 .160 0 0 6 0 .160 0 1 1 1 13 19 3 .914 36 Beier, Michael .158 18 7 19 7 3 0 0 0 2 3 .158 6 0 6 0 .360 0 1 1 1 12 0 1 .923 4 Stephen, Ben .100 9 2 10 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .100 0 2 3 0 .250 0 0 0 0 3 6 1 .900 1 Ruane, Sean .080 15 6 25 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .080 3 0 14 1 .179 0 1 0 1 13 0 0 1.000 Totals .260 52 52 1546 243 402 65 6 29 209 566 .366 146 44 340 31 .339 11 24 48 67 1182 519 94 .948 Opponents .312 52 52 1644 311 513 99 4 43 276 749 .456 172 45 290 35 .390 10 34 56 72 1195 486 83 .953 LOB - Team (333), Opp (416). DPs turned - Team (43), Opp (41). CI - Team (4), McCall 3, Fedoruk 1. IBB - Team (3), Householder 3. Picked off - Householder 3, Wido 3, Koerner 2, Vucsko 1, McCall 1.

Pitching 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 27 Householder, Scott 0.00 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 7.0 3 1 0 1 8 0 0 0 25 .120 0 1 0 0 0 17 Scumaci, Joe 2.42 6 4 13 12 7 1 0 1 78.0 78 35 21 27 69 18 1 4 309 .252 6 3 2 1 6 56 Lahey, Pat 4.48 3 8 15 10 1 0 0 1 68.1 86 42 34 19 51 13 2 8 282 .305 5 7 1 3 9 35 Hicks, Drew 5.30 2 1 28 0 0 0 0 1 37.1 48 26 22 21 26 7 0 2 153 .314 5 3 1 0 3 22 Bartnik, Ted 5.40 1 1 21 1 0 0 0 3 28.1 34 21 17 14 22 6 0 4 114 .298 2 3 0 0 2 30 Gille, Charles 7.30 1 3 11 6 0 0 0 0 37.0 57 33 30 17 22 7 0 7 164 .348 3 4 0 0 1 20 Brigham, Chris 7.41 5 5 14 10 1 0 0 0 58.1 78 56 48 29 37 22 0 4 239 .326 10 12 1 4 6 44 Servos, Ryan 8.48 0 2 14 4 0 0 0 0 28.2 44 31 27 17 30 6 0 4 126 .349 11 9 0 1 2 29 Cizek, Don 8.65 1 5 14 6 0 0 0 0 34.1 55 40 33 20 13 12 1 7 154 .357 6 1 1 0 3 25 Wischhover, Ryan 11.57 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 13 9 9 3 3 3 0 2 34 .382 0 0 0 0 0 16 Zicher, Matt 11.88 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 8.1 14 15 11 4 8 4 0 0 38 .368 0 2 0 1 1 36 Beier, Michael 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0 0 12 Vucsko, Mike 54.00 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.000 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 5.80 20 32 52 52 10 1 0 6 394.0 513 311 254 172 290 99 4 43 1644 .312 48 45 6 10 34 Opponents 4.13 32 20 52 52 15 7 3 9 398.1 402 243 183 146 340 65 6 29 1546 .260 30 44 2 11 24 PB - Team (7), McCall 4, Fedoruk 3, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (7), Scumaci 2, Hicks 2, Brigham 1, Bartnik 1, McCall 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - McCall (26-37), Fedoruk (17- 20), Cizek (9-12), Carbone (11-12), Scumaci (7-10), Lahey (8-9), Brigham (7-9), Servos (7-8), Hicks (6-8), Gille (5-8), Bartnik (5-5), Zicher (2-2), Householder (0-1).

Score By Inning

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total Lewis 35 26 32 25 35 27 38 11 14 243 Opponents 36 21 34 40 35 53 43 35 14 311

23 2009 Statistics Detailed Fielding Win-Loss Summary ## Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Total 20-32 34 Koerner, Ryan 53 53 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 GLVC 8-19 1 Ruane, Sean 13 13 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 20 Brigham, Chris 13 2 11 0 1.000 0 7 2 .778 0 0 Non-Conf 12-13 30 Gille, Charles 5 2 3 0 1.000 0 5 3 .625 0 0 Home 9-17 31 Stetson, Zach 4 4 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 Away 5-12 44 Servos, Ryan 3 1 2 0 1.000 0 7 1 .875 0 0 Neutral 6-3 16 Zicher, Matt 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 Day 20-31 32 Reynolds, Ryan 124 118 5 1 .992 12 0 0 - 0 0 6 Bingham, Tim 287 272 9 6 .979 20 0 0 - 0 0 Night 0-1 12 Vucsko, Mike 191 83 102 6 .969 26 0 0 - 0 0 vs Left 5-9 56 Lahey, Pat 27 0 26 1 .963 1 8 1 .889 0 0 vs Right 15-23 28 Mcmanaman, Ryan 77 72 2 3 .961 1 0 0 - 0 0 1-Run games 2-6 21 McCall, Chris 204 173 23 8 .961 0 26 11 .703 4 3 27 Householder, Scott 50 44 4 2 .960 1 0 1 .000 0 0 2-Run games 4-5 24 Ithal, Jeffrey 49 46 1 2 .959 3 0 0 - 0 0 5+Run games 9-14 17 Scumaci, Joe 21 5 15 1 .952 1 7 3 .700 0 0 Extra inns 2-3 15 Fedoruk, Michael 92 80 7 5 .946 0 17 3 .850 3 1 Shutouts 1-7 25 Wischhover, Ryan 17 14 2 1 .941 0 0 0 - 0 0 Scoring 0-2 runs 1-20 2 Forkin, Richard 101 28 67 6 .941 3 0 0 - 0 0 36 Beier, Michael 13 12 0 1 .923 0 0 0 - 0 0 Scoring 3-5 runs 4-8 19 Campagna, Vinnie 35 13 19 3 .914 7 0 0 - 0 0 Scoring 6-9 runs 8-4 35 Hicks, Drew 11 0 10 1 .909 1 6 2 .750 0 0 Scoring 10+ runs 7-0 23 Wido, Michael 196 64 114 18 .908 18 0 0 - 0 0 Opponent 0-2 runs 8-3 10 Carbone, Joe 41 35 2 4 .902 0 11 1 .917 0 0 4 Stephen, Ben 10 3 6 1 .900 0 0 0 - 0 0 Opponent 3-5 runs 7-10 5 Amesquita, Miguel 10 2 7 1 .900 0 0 0 - 0 0 Opponent 6-9 runs 4-10 22 Bartnik, Ted 49 16 26 7 .857 7 5 0 1.000 0 0 Opponent 10+ runs 1-9 11 Anello, Cameron 88 25 49 14 .841 10 0 0 - 0 0 Scored in 1st inning 13-8 29 Cizek, Don 8 2 4 2 .750 1 9 3 .750 0 0 Totals 1795 1182 519 94 .948 43 56 16 .778 7 4 Scores first 18-10 Opponents 1764 1195 486 83 .953 41 48 19 .716 11 0 Opp. scores first 2-22 After 6 leading 16-2 After 6 trailing 2-26 After 6 tied 2-4 After 7 leading 3-1 After 7 trailing 0-13 After 7 tied 0-2 After 8 leading 3-0 After 8 trailing 0-15 After 8 tied 0-0 Hit 0 home runs 7-25 Hit 1 home run 9-5 Hit 2+ home runs 4-2 Opponent 0 home runs 13-17 Opponent 1 home run 4-8 Opponent 2+ HRs 3-7 Made 0 errors 5-5 Made 1 error 8-6 Made 2+ errors 7-21 Opp. made 0 errors 2-10 Opp. made 1 error 4-12 Opp. made 2+ errors 14-10 Out-hit opponent 12-2 Out-hit by opponent 5-26 Senior pitcher Joe Scumaci (left) was named to the 2009 All-Great Lakes Valley Conference Second Team Hits are tied 3-4 while senior outfielder Scott Householder (right) was named to the Third Team. Both return this season. 24 2009 Results 20-32 overall; 8-19 GLVC; 9-17 home; 5-12 away; 6-3 neutral

Date Opponent Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall GLVC Pitcher of record Attend Time # Feb. 27 vs. Madonna 4-10 L 4-10-1 10-17-1 9 0-1 0-0 Bartnik (L 0-1) 18 165 # Feb. 28 vs. Hillsdale W 12-2 12-10-1 2-4-2 7 1-1 0-0 Brigham (W 1-0) 100 2:20 # Feb. 28 vs. Hillsdale 0-4 L 0-1-1 4-6-0 7 1-2 0-0 Zicher (L 0-1) 88 1:55 # March 1 vs. Gannon W 14-7 14-13-0 7-11-4 7 2-2 0-0 Lahey (W 1-0) 65 2:15 # March 1 vs. Gannon W 8-1 8-8-2 1-3-4 7 3-2 0-0 Householder (W 1-0) 65 2:30 March 3 at Flagler 3-5 L 3-8-4 5-12-4 9 3-3 0-0 Cizek (L 0-1) 73 3:00 # March 4 vs. Gannon W 2-0 2-7-4 0-1-1 7 4-3 0-0 Scumaci (W 1-0) 50 2:30 # March 4 vs. Gannon W 12-6 12-17-1 6-7-0 7 5-3 0-0 Hicks (W 1-0) 50 2:30 # March 5 vs. Missouri-St. Louis 7-11 L 7-9-2 11-11-1 9 5-4 0-0 Zicher (L 0-2) 50 2:45 # March 6 vs. C.W. Post W 15-7 15-15-1 7-12-2 9 6-4 0-0 Brigham (W 2-0) 43 1:37 March 14 WINONA STATE 0-8 L 0-4-4 8-11-0 7 6-5 0-0 Brigham (L 2-1) 214 1:45 March 4 WINONA STATE W 3-2 3-9-1 2-9-1 (9) 7-5 0-0 Hicks (W 2-0) 113 2:45 March 15 WINONA STATE 0-4 L 0-3-0 4-10-1 9 7-6 0-0 Lahey (L 1-1) 122 2:18 * March 21 BELLARMINE 3-15 L 3-13-4 15-17-3 9 7-7 0-1 Brigham (L 2-2) 113 3:00 * March 21 BELLARMINE W 7-1 7-10-1 1-5-1 7 8-7 1-1 Scumaci (W 2-0) 113 1:50 * March 22 BELLARMINE 1-7 L 1-5-2 7-9-0 7 8-8 1-2 Lahey (L 1-2) 171 1:50 * March 22 BELLARMINE 2-4 L 2-6-5 4-6-2 9 8-9 1-3 Cizek (L 0-2) 122 2:30 March 25 at Upper Iowa W 14-13 14-14-2 13-14-4 7 9-9 1-3 Bartnik (W 1-1) 100 2:55 March 25 at Upper Iowa W 5-2 5-7-0 2-8-3 (9) 10-9 1-3 Lahey (W 2-2) 100 2:15 * March 27 at Indianapolis 1-11 L 1-5-2 11-20-0 8 10-10 1-4 Brigham (L 2-3) 72 2:05 * March 27 at Indianapolis W 7-4 7-11-1 4-6-2 7 11-10 2-4 Scumaci (W 3-0) 74 2:15 * March 28 at Indianapolis 1-3 L 1-2-2 3-5-2 7 11-11 2-5 Lahey (L 2-3) 46 1:30 * March 28 at Indianapolis 2-9 L 2-3-3 9-11-4 9 11-12 2-6 Cizek (L 0-3) 43 2:30 April 1 UW-PARKSIDE W 10-4 10-14-2 4-11-2 7 12-12 2-6 Brigham (W 3-3) 107 2:00 April 1 UW-PARKSIDE W 4-2 4-6-1 2-4-0 7 13-12 2-6 Scumaci (W 4-0) 107 1:34 * April 3 SOUTHERN INDIANA 3-13 L 3-9-1 13-15-2 9 13-13 2-7 Lahey (L 3-3) 102 2:22 * April 4 SOUTHERN INDIANA 1-3 L 1-5-0 3-5-1 7 13-14 2-8 Gille (L 0-1) 123 2;11 * April 4 SOUTHERN INDIANA 3-10 L 3-11-3 10-13-1 9 13-15 2-9 Scumaci (L 4-1) 117 2:40 April 9 at St. Francis (IL) W 6-3 6-7-3 3-6-1 7 14-15 2-9 Cizek (W 1-3) 100 1:49 April 9 at St. Francis (IL) 2-6 L 2-2-0 6-10-1 7 14-16 2-9 Servos (L 0-1) 100 1:31 * April 10 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 2-3 L 2-9-4 3-9-1 9 14-17 2-10 Lahey (L 2-5) 105 2:30 * April 10 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 0-1 L 0-4-1 1-6-0 7 14-18 2-11 Scumaci (L 4-2) 105 1:27 * April 11 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 9-3 9-11-1 3-5-3 7 15-18 3-11 Brigham (W 4-3) 109 1:51 * April 11 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN 2-3 L 2-6-2 3-9-1 9 15-19 3-12 Gille (L 0-2) 110 2:33 April 15 QUINCY 1-2 L 1-7-2 2-6-0 7 15-20 3-12 Scumaci (L 4-3) 84 1:46 April 15 QUINCY 0-1 L 0-8-2 1-6-1 (9) 15-21 3-12 Hicks (L 2-1) 62 2:17 * April 18 at Northern Kentucky 4-17 L 4-4-0 17-23-2 9 15-22 3-13 Gille (L 0-3) 185 2:36 * April 18 at Northern Kentucky 1-8 L 1-3-5 8-8-2 7 15-23 3-14 Brigham (L 4-4) 182 1:51 * April 19 at Northern Kentucky W 9-7 9-7-4 7-11-4 7 16-23 4-14 Scumaci (W 5-3) 62 2:07 * April 19 at Northern Kentucky 2-5 L 2-12-3 5-12-2 9 16-24 4-15 Lahey (L 2-6) 62 2:21 April 23 at Saint Xavier 0-7 L 0-6-2 7-7-0 7 16-25 4-15 Cizek (L 1-4) 150 2:00 April 23 at Saint Xavier 9-10 L 9-9-0 10-12-2 (8) 16-26 4-15 Lahey (L 2-7) 150 2:00 * April 25 SAINT JOSEPH’S 6-17 L 6-9-2 17-20-0 9 16-27 4-16 Brigham (L 4-5) 184 3:40 * April 25 SAINT JOSEPH’S W 5-1 5-1-0 1-6-2 7 17-27 5-16 Scumaci (W 6-3) 138 1:45 * April 26 SAINT JOSEPH’S 0-6 L 0-4-1 6-13-1 7 17-28 5-17 Lahey (L 2-8) 183 2:00 * April 26 SAINT JOSEPH’S W 7-5 7-10-0 5-13-2 9 18-28 6-17 Gille (W 1-3) 178 2:30 April 28 at Grand Valley State 4-9 L 4-4-1 9-15-0 7 18-29 6-17 Cizek (L 1-5) 126 1:54 April 28 at Grand Valley State 1-3 L 1-5-2 3-6-1 (8) 18-30 6-17 Vucsko (L 0-1) 145 1:43 * May 2 UW-PARKSIDE W 9-5 9-11-2 5-11-3 9 19-30 7-17 Brigham (W 5-5) 143 2:30 * May 2 UW-PARKSIDE 4-8 L 4-5-2 8-11-1 7 19-31 7-18 Scumaci (L 6-4) 139 1:42 * May 3 UW-PARKSIDE W 10-4 10-10-0 4-11-5 7 20-31 8-18 Lahey (W 3-8) 138 2:14 * May 3 UW-PARKSIDE 6-9 L 6-13-4 9-14-0 9 20-32 8-19 Servos (L 0-2) 159 2:30 * = Conference game () extra inning game # = Played in Winter Haven, Florida

25 Year-By-Year Year Coach Record Pct. Conference Finish National Finish 1953 Gordie Gillespie 5-9 .357 1954 Gordie Gillespie 11-5 .688 1955 Gordie Gillespie 12-5 .706 1956 Gordie Gillespie 8-6 .571 1957 Gordie Gillespie 10-8 .556 1958 Gordie Gillespie 11-11 .500 1959 Gordie Gillespie 20-4 .833 1960 Gordie Gillespie 13-10 .565 1961 Gordie Gillespie 21-8 .724 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1962 Gordie Gillespie 27-5 .844 CCAC 1st 3rd NAIA Nationals 1963 Gordie Gillespie 26-10 .722 CCAC 1st 5th NAIA Nationals 1964 Gordie Gillespie 25-8 .758 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1965 Gordie Gillespie 25-7 .781 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1966 Gordie Gillespie 34-6 .850 CCAC 1st 2nd NAIA Nationals 1967 Gordie Gillespie 24-11 .686 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1968 Gordie Gillespie 23-6 .793 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid Gordie Gillespie 1969 Gordie Gillespie 32-10 .762 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1970 Gordie Gillespie 38-17 .691 NAIA Bid 1971 Gordie Gillespie 43-24 .642 CCAC 1st 3rd NAIA Nationals 1972 Gordie Gillespie 46-12 .793 CCAC 1st 6th NAIA Nationals 1973 Gordie Gillespie 36-14 .720 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1974 Gordie Gillespie 45-14 .763 CCAC 1st 1st NAIA Nationals 1975 Gordie Gillespie 52-16 .765 CCAC 1st 1st NAIA Nationals 1976 Gordie Gillespie 47-15 .758 1st NAIA Nationals 1977 Tom Dedin 50-19 .725 CCAC 1st 4th NAIA Nationals 1978 Tom Dedin 26-24 .520 NAIA Bid 1979 Irish O’Reilly 35-18 .660 CCAC 1st NAIA Bid 1980 Irish O’Reilly 61-24 .718 CCAC 1st 2nd NAIA Nationals 1981 Irish O’Reilly 55-17 .764 GLVC 3rd NCAA II Bid 1982 Irish O’Reilly 36-31-1 .537 GLVC 2nd 1983 Irish O’Reilly 31-28 .525 GLVC 2nd 1984 Irish O’Reilly 42-24-2 .632 GLVC 2nd NCAA II Bid 1985 Irish O’Reilly 42-24-1 .634 CCAC/GLVC 1st NCAA II Bid 1986 Irish O’Reilly 42-26-1 .616 GLVC 1st NCAA II Bid 1987 Irish O’Reilly 36-26-1 .579 GLVC 1st NCAA II Bid 1988 Irish O’Reilly 46-19 .708 GLVC 2nd 3rd NCAA II Nationals 1989 Irish O’Reilly 42-23 .646 GLVC 2nd 5th NCAA II Nationals Irish O’Reilly 1990 Irish O’Reilly 49-14 .778 GLVC 1st 3rd NCAA II Nationals 1991 Irish O’Reilly 32-21-1 .602 GLVC 3rd 1992 Irish O’Reilly 45-22 .672 GLVC 1st 4th NCAA II Nationals 1993 Irish O’Reilly 29-24 .547 GLVC 2nd 1994 Irish O’Reilly 47-17-1 .731 GLVC 1st 3rd NCAA II Nationals 1995 Irish O’Reilly 38-22 .633 GLVC 4th NCAA II Bid 1996 Irish O’Reilly 46-16 .742 GLVC 2nd NCAA II Bid 1997 Irish O’Reilly 31-23 .574 GLVC 2nd 1998 Irish O’Reilly 22-27 .449 GLVC 5th (North) 1999 Irish O’Reilly 25-31 .446 GLVC 3rd (North) 2000 Irish O’Reilly 34-26 .567 GLVC 3rd (North) 2001 Irish O’Reilly 25-29 .463 GLVC 4th (North) 2002 Irish O’Reilly 29-27 .518 GLVC 6th Coaching Records 2003 Irish O’Reilly 17-37 .315 GLVC T-10th Coach Years Record Pct. 2004 Irish O’Reilly 16-39 .291 GLVC 11th Gordie Gillespie 24 634-241 .725 2005 Irish O’Reilly 11-43 .204 GLVC 11th Tom Dedin 2 76-43 .639 2006 Irish O’Reilly 10-46 .179 GLVC 13th Irish O’Reilly 29 982-771-8 .560 2007 Irish O’Reilly 8-47 .145 GLVC 14th Tim McDonough 2 38-61 .383 2008 Tim McDonough 18-29 .383 GLVC 5th (East) 2009 Tim McDonough 20-32 .385 GLVC 5th (East) 57 seasons 1730-1116-8 .608

26 Lewis Baseball History Lewis In The NCAA Championship 57 All-Americans 1994 – Third Place 1989 – Fifth Place NAIA Armstrong State 9, Lewis 5 Lewis 8, California Poly-SLO 4 1962 Ed Spiezio, 1st team Lewis 5, California-Riverside 0 Slippery Rock 14, Lewis 7 1963 Ed Spiezio, 1st team Lewis 4, Armstrong State 3 California Poly-SLO 7, Lewis 0 1965 Terry Milani, 1st team Lewis 4, Florida Southern 3 Bob Miller, 2nd team Florida Southern 8, Lewis 0 1988 – Third Place 1966 Bob Miller, 1st team Lewis 5, Armstrong State 4 John Lucenta, 2nd team 1992 – Fourth Place California State-Sacramento 5, Lewis 3 1967 Joe Kloss, 2nd team Tampa 6, Lewis 2 Lewis 6, New Haven 1 1972 Rick Beeler, 1st team Lewis 2, Florida Tech 0 California State-Sacramento 8, Lewis 2 Tom Brennan, 1st team 1973 Tom Brennan, 1st team Lewis 7, Missouri Southern 6 Mark Moriarity, 1st team Tampa 15, Lewis 2 NCAA Regional Appearances 1974 Tom Brennan, 1st team 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988*, Ray Crowley, 1st team 1990 – Third Place 1989*, 1990*, 1992*, 1994*, 1995, 1996 George DiMatteo, 2nd team California State-Northridge 18, Lewis 5 * won regional title 1975 Jim Alessio, 1st team Lewis 8, Columbus 1 Rich Baranak, 1st team Lewis 3, New Haven 2 Great Lakes Valley Conference Titles George DiMatteo, 2nd team California State-Northridge 8, Lewis 6 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1994 1976 Rich Baranak, 1st team Paul Stevens, 1st team George DiMatteo, 2nd team 1977 John Crockett, 1st team Flyers In The Lewis Hall Of Fame 1979 Joe Lorenz, 2nd team Tom Brennan (1980) Ray Crowley (1990) 1980 Jim Walsh, 1st team Gordie Gillespie (1980) John Boles (1991) Ken Weislak, 1st team Ed Spiezio (1980) William Scholl (1991) NCAA Division II John Lucenta, Jr. (1981) Carmi DeButch (1992) 1981 Bob Tumpane, 1st team Tom Dedin (1982) Frank Mariani (1992) 1983 Mark Altobella, 1st team Tony Delgado (1982) Michael Slovick (1993) 1984 Mark Altobella, 1st team Anthony Janc (1982) 1974 NAIA National Champs (1994) 1985 Ed DelGrosso, 2nd team Tom Kennedy (1982) 1975 NAIA National Champs (1994) 1986 Bill Kazmierczak, 1st team Ed Novak (1982) 1976 NAIA National Champs (1994) Mark Salata, 2nd team Ray Coughlin (1983) Jack Azman (1995) Mike Van Mill, 2nd team Angelo Divinere (1983) Jack Schimanski (1995) 1987 Larry Scannell, 2nd team Butch Markelz (1983) Mike Stevenson (1996) Mark Hollatz, 3rd team Rich Baranak (1984) Rick Huisman (1998) 1988 Steve Kirwin, 3rd team Jim Alessio (1986) Ernie Young (1998) Tim Pinkowski, 3rd team Bob Miller (1986) Mike Van Mill (1999) 1989 Mike Stevenson, 1st team Bob Russ, 2nd team Bob Tumpane (1987) Chris Priest (2001) Ernie Young, 2nd team Mark Altobella (1988) Bill Kazmierczak (2002) 1990 Rick Huisman, 1st team William Palka (1988) Brian Gibbons (2005) Randy Russ, 1st team Paul Stevens (1988) Greg Washburn (2005) Ernie Young, 1st team Mike Manderino (1989) John Ostrowski (2007) Mike Stevenson, 2nd team Ken Weislak (1989) Jerry Pennie (2008) 1991 Mike Stevenson, 1st team Jaime Garcia (1990) Rick Ramos (2009) Kenn Blair, 1st team Scott Bertrand, 3rd team 1992 Tim Unroe, 1st team Dennis Krob, 1st team Team Honors, 1953-2009 Chris Priest, 2nd team NAIA National Championships 3 NCAA Bids 12 1994 Chris Priest, 1st team NAIA Top-6 Finishes 10 NCAA Top-5 Finishes 5 Rob Ryan, 1st team NAIA Bids 20 Conference Championships 24 John Nape, 3rd team 1995 Brian Gibbons, 2nd team 1996 Brian Gibbons, 1st team GREAT LAKES VALLEY CONFERENCE CHAMPION Rick Moss, 1st team Mike Morici, 2nd team 1985, 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1994 1998 Pat Morici, 3rd team 2000 J.J. Furmaniak, 3rd team

27 Lewis Baseball History Lewis’ 66 Professional Signees Flyers In The Major Leagues 1956 Bill Palka...... Cleveland Indians ED SPIEZIO ERNIE YOUNG 1963 Ed Spiezio...... St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals Oakland Athletics 1964 Terry Milani...... St. Louis Cardinals San Diego Padres Kansas City Royals 1966 Bob Miller...... Washington Senators Chicago White Sox Arizona Diamondbacks 1967 Mike Ford...... Minnesota Twins Greg Washburn...... California Angels GREG WASHBURN TIM UNROE 1969 Jim Brunette...... Chicago Cubs California Angels Milwaukee Brewers Art Pauls...... Los Angeles Dodgers Chicago Cubs Art Janeke...... Los Angeles Dodgers TOM BRENNAN Anaheim Angels Roger Gifford...... Washington Senators Cleveland Indians 1971 Emil Verban...... Philadelphia Phillies 1972 Rick Beeler...... Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox J.J. FURMANIAK Joe Pomykala...... Chicago White Sox Los Angeles Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Bill Scholl...... New York Mets 1973 Wally Onysio...... Chicago Cubs RICK HUISMAN 1974 Mike Manderino...... Chicago Cubs San Francisco Giants Tom Brennan...... Cleveland Indians Houston Astros 1975 Ray Crowley...... Montreal Expos Kansas City Royals Jim Alessio...... Chicago Cubs Jerry Quigley...... California Angels 1976 George DiMatteo...... Chicago Cubs Ken Jones...... Chicago White Sox J.J. Furmaniak Paul Stevens...... Kansas City Royals 1978 Rick Ramos...... Montreal Expos Joe Piechota...... Montreal Expos Jim Payne...... Chicago Cubs 1979 Joe Lorenz...... San Francisco Giants 1980 Jim Walsh...... Chicago Cubs Ken Weislak...... Montreal Expos 1981 Bob Tumpane...... Atlanta Braves 1982 Joe Lorenz...... Atlanta Braves Kirk Vucsko...... Los Angeles Dodgers 1986 Bill Kazmierczak...... Chicago Cubs 1987 Pat Disabato...... New York Mets Larry Scannell...... Boston Red Sox John Sabatino...... Chicago White Sox Dan Harlan...... Kansas City Royals Former Lewis All-America shortstop J.J. Furmaniak made his big-league Mark Granato...... Toronto Blue Jays debut Sept. 13, 2005, in St. Louis playing second base for the Pittsburgh 1988 Steve Kirwin...... California Angels Pirates. On the right, Furmaniak speaks at the Lewis Baseball First Pitch 1989 Tim Pinkowski...... California Angels 1990 Rick Huisman...... San Francisco Giants Banquet on Feb. 13, 2010. Ernie Young...... Oakland Athletics 1991 Andy Stemler...... Cleveland Indians Mike Stevenson...... Chicago White Sox ERNIE YOUNG Jim Guidi...... Independent Team 1992 Tim Unroe...... Milwaukee Brewers 1994 Chris Priest...... Minnesota Twins Rob Ryan...... Independent Team John Nape...... Independent Team 1995 Mike Vavrek...... Colorado Rockies 1996 Rick Moss...... Minnesota Twins Josh Barron...... Independent Team Brian Gibbons...... Independent Team Derek Hart...... Independent Team Mike Morici...... Independent Team Scott Shuster...... Independent Team Bryan Thornton...... Independent Team 1997 Joe Spano...... Independent Team Mike Steele...... Independent Team 2000 J.J. Furmaniak...... San Diego Padres Former Flyer All-American Ernie Young helped Team USA defeat two-time 2001 Jeff Johnson...... Independent Team defending champion Cuba to win the 2000 Olympic gold medal in Austra- Mike Landry...... Independent Team/Chicago White Sox lia. For the Olympic tournament, he led Team USA in on-base percentage 2002 Eddie Fink...... Independent Team (.568), tied for the team lead with eight RBI and posted a .385 batting 2004 Matt Petrusek...... Independent Team average (10-for-26). On the right, speaks to the 2009-10 Flyers on Jan. 19, 2005 Ahren Baranski...... Independent Team 2010. Young is currently the manager of the Chicago White Sox Class A 2008 Billy Duffy...... Independent Team Affiliate Kannapolis Intimidators. 28 Year-By-Year Team Statistics Hitting/Fielding, 1979-2009 Year W-L AVG AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SO BB SB/SBA SAC E DP 1979 35-18 .319 1609 367 513 308 91 19 36 229 285 124/158 40 81 24 1980 61-24 .333 2661 661 887 573 123 42 104 265 409 192/244 69 147 65 1981 55-17 .332 2144 538 712 484 146 15 96 271 374 123/156 56 137 60 1982 36-31-1 .309 1973 496 609 439 100 19 76 273 412 138/171 53 137 58 1983 31-28 .323 1739 418 561 372 100 26 38 259 278 114/150 42 152 44 1984 42-24-2 .311 2075 462 645 390 119 13 65 299 298 160/200 44 125 39 1985 42-24-1 .336 2002 570 672 502 133 18 109 288 341 113/146 45 150 42 1986 42-26-1 .335 2098 499 702 445 121 18 84 319 301 131/175 59 109 44 1987 36-26-1 .345 1936 456 668 407 129 18 76 290 236 103/143 45 141 44 1988 46-19 .341 2041 484 697 432 123 25 30 266 264 190/249 46 99 34 1989 42-23 .305 1883 397 575 335 112 23 35 297 282 91/140 57 111 56 1990 49-14 .348 1926 509 671 452 116 14 78 261 287 183/247 63 114 48 1991 32-21-1 .342 1716 432 587 392 124 17 64 227 241 113/156 47 100 49 1992 45-22 .323 2040 481 659 409 105 19 59 316 312 205/281 78 128 46 1993 29-24 .304 1653 332 502 282 85 10 41 242 266 111/151 51 96 49 1994 47-17-1 .362 2269 571 821 519 161 16 92 299 313 175/243 67 107 59 1995 38-22 .337 1964 458 661 410 129 19 67 273 260 82/131 55 126 57 1996 46-16 .338 2043 489 690 445 150 14 63 340 293 106/161 68 79 67 1997 31-23 .341 1858 422 633 387 109 12 81 315 223 65/96 49 152 40 1998 22-27 .314 1636 335 513 300 103 6 57 322 205 69/103 35 137 36 1999 25-31 .303 1869 379 566 329 119 12 36 335 227 85/127 50 126 51 2000 34-26 .308 1990 410 613 363 125 20 55 290 250 132/172 72 104 50 2001 25-29 .299 1754 326 525 285 88 14 40 300 195 93/124 82 119 46 2002 29-27 .306 1825 336 559 290 111 0 44 323 201 92/139 69 110 45 2003 17-37 .269 1746 221 470 193 84 9 17 297 164 62/108 59 111 32 2004 16-39 .262 1656 234 434 192 85 4 20 339 156 83/129 67 104 35 2005 11-43 .247 1602 167 395 150 53 7 7 326 137 37/66 60 127 48 2006 10-46 .221 1659 148 367 129 51 11 7 375 146 29/59 63 111 34 2007 8-47 .221 1621 136 359 117 56 3 6 543 131 48/79 64 109 22 2008 18-29 .287 1464 251 420 223 69 4 14 284 146 50/66 38 88 26 2009 20-32 .260 1546 243 402 209 65 6 29 340 146 48-67 35 94 43 Totals 1020-832-8 –– 57,998 12,258 18,084 10,832 3,285 453 1,626 9,403 7,779 3,347/4,637 1,728 3,631 1,393 Avg. 32.9-26.8 .312 1871 395 583 349 106 15 52 303 251 108/150 56 117 45 Pitching, 1979-2009 Year ERA SV CG IP R H 2B 3B HR ER SO BB HB WP AB/AVG 1979 3.30 6 20 397.2 226 396 74 19 30 146 312 173 21 24 1541/.260 1980 3.29 11 29 644.2 354 592 106 20 37 236 459 339 24 32 2431/.244 1981 4.32 9 36 529.2 356 605 85 21 38 254 332 222 19 40 2133/.284 1982 4.93 10 22 487.2 405 585 116 29 55 267 323 255 11 41 2009/.291 1983 4.81 6 23 422.2 356 454 86 14 43 226 339 275 12 47 1703/.267 1984 4.51 6 35 526.1 373 508 68 25 45 264 454 325 17 54 2017/.252 1985 4.71 6 25 481.2 370 562 90 19 54 252 377 260 13 25 1931/.291 1986 4.18 11 31 505.2 320 480 67 14 40 235 471 276 21 48 1899/.253 1987 4.65 10 20 462.2 361 529 86 16 45 239 403 244 14 40 1882/.281 1988 3.31 5 31 489.2 256 470 100 16 19 180 373 174 21 23 1883/.250 1989 4.13 6 23 485.2 309 506 89 9 23 223 435 233 25 66 1894/.267 1990 3.19 6 34 480.0 245 444 64 6 28 170 451 250 15 37 1840/.241 1991 4.24 6 7 409.1 289 432 63 6 24 193 282 227 20 43 1589/.272 1992 4.46 10 27 528.2 376 514 77 8 30 262 308 352 28 29 2018/.255 1993 4.26 3 24 431.0 303 485 74 8 36 204 278 195 31 29 1703/.285 1994 4.02 14 23 546.0 330 572 89 4 45 244 396 251 37 29 2130/.269 1995 4.55 9 27 485.0 331 521 84 6 40 245 368 215 37 17 1908/.273 1996 4.02 12 19 508.1 291 567 99 6 40 227 376 195 30 17 1996/.284 1997 5.08 6 13 442.2 406 558 100 15 45 250 336 226 45 29 1861/.300 1998 5.47 5 22 401.2 348 505 81 15 50 244 304 177 31 17 1680/.301 1999 4.93 7 21 459.2 354 570 99 15 30 252 308 192 57 33 1887/.302 2000 3.74 4 20 507.1 294 513 127 16 30 211 334 218 48 32 1953/.263 2001 3.91 4 17 434.2 296 479 92 17 28 189 273 189 49 23 1716/.279 2002 4.24 5 13 459.0 315 511 98 12 39 216 286 181 27 35 1806/.283 2003 4.61 5 14 443.0 318 495 98 15 18 227 305 183 44 65 1749/.283 2004 6.08 6 13 427.2 364 546 98 10 36 289 282 198 45 32 1761/.310 2005 4.95 1 19 413.0 328 514 90 16 18 227 240 184 54 50 1680/.306 2006 4.93 4 12 443.1 320 511 77 14 13 243 314 213 44 46 1755/.291 2007 5.55 1 14 431.2 390 545 89 13 15 266 235 217 69 37 1743/.313 2008 6.46 4 7 356.2 326 492 94 5 34 256 238 132 50 21 1512/.325 2009 5.80 6 10 394.0 311 513 99 4 43 254 290 172 45 48 1644/.312 Totals –– 204 651 14,436.2 9,910 15,772 2,759 436 1,041 7,191 10,482 6,943 1,004 1,109 57,254 Avg. 4.49 6.6 21 468.1 319 508 89 14 34 232 338 224 32 35 1846/.275

29 Lewis Record Book Team Records Individual Hitting Records Best Winning Percentage Most Runs Season: .850 (34-6), 1966 Game: 6, Tom Michalak vs. Ferris State, 1990 Jeff Johnson vs. Bellarmine, 1997 Most Wins Season: 92, Chris Priest, 1994 Season: 61, 1980 Career: 251, Mark Altobella, 1981-84 Most Losses Most Runs Batted In Season: 47, 2007 Game: 11, Joe Piechota vs. Glenville State, 1978 Most Consecutive Wins Mike O’Connor vs. Purdue-Calumet, 1978 Season: 25, 1975 Season: 95, Rob Ryan, 1994 Career: 230, Mike Stevenson, 1988-91 Highest Batting Average Season: .362 (821-for-2269), 1994 Most Doubles Game: 5, Tom Siebers vs. Southern Illinois Edwardsville, 1984; Most Home Runs Tom Michalak vs. Ferris State, 1990 Season: 109, 1985 Season: 30, Mike Stevenson, 1991 Most Hits Career: 80, Mike Stevenson, 1988-91 Season: 887, 1980 Most Triples Most At-Bats Game: 2, numerous players Season: 2661, 1980 Season: 10, Ken Jones, 1976; Steve Kirwin, 1988

Career: 22, Wally Onysio, 1971-74 Most Runs Inning: 19 vs. Bellarmine, 1970 Most Home Runs Game: 35 vs. Kentucky State, 1995 Game: 3, Ed Spiezio vs. Aurora, 1963 Season: 661, 1980 John Stopa vs. Concordia, 1966 Bob Tumpane vs. Illinois Tech, 1981 Most Runs Batted In Ernie Young vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1990 Season: 573, 1980 Kadin Mahmet vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1993 Most Stolen Bases J.J. Furmaniak vs. IPFW, 1998 Season: 205, 1992 Jeff Johnson vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1998 J.J. Furmaniak vs. Barry, 2000 Most Double Plays Season: 28, Bob Tumpane, 1981 Game: 5 vs. Bellarmine, 2001; vs. Barry, 2002 Career: 46, Mike Van Mill, 1984-87; Brian Gibbons, 1993-96 Season: 74, 1975 Most Walks Most Games Game: 5, Ahren Baranski vs. Barry, 2003 Season: 85, 1980 Season: 80, Dennis Krob, 1992 Most Consecutive Games Without Being Shut Out Career: 194, Mark Altobella, 1981-84 150, March 16, 1996 – April 26, 1998 Most Stolen Bases Game: 6, Steve Kirwin vs. Clark (Mass.), 1988 Individual Hitting Records Season: 54, Dennis Krob, 1992 Career: 90, Chris Priest, 1991-94 Most Hits Inning: 3, Tom Pacer and Ron Kulwinski vs. Bellarmine, 1970 Most At-Bats Game: 6, Mike Manderino vs. Parsons, 1973; Game: 9, Scott Nawrocki vs. Quincy, 2003 Rodney Wojcik vs. UW-Milwaukee, 1992 Season: 284, Tom Staehely, 1980 Brian Gibbons vs. Quincy, 1996 Career: 846, Mark Altobella, 1981-84 Jeff Johnson vs. Bellarmine, 1997 Most Total Bases Doubleheader: 8, Mike Tynski vs. Northwestern, 1969 Game: 13, Ed Spiezio vs. Aurora, 1963 Tom Michalak vs. Ashland, 1991 John Stopa vs. Concordia, 1966 Jeff Johnson vs. Bellarmine, 1997 J.J. Furmaniak vs. IPFW, 1998 Consecutive Hits: 9, Tom Michalak, 1991 Jeff Johnson vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1998 Season: 119, Chris Priest, 1994 Season: 213, Ken Weislak, 1980 Career: 341, Mike Stevenson, 1988-91 Career: 525, Mark Altobella, 1981-84 Highest Batting Average Home Runs Over 500 Feet Season: .491, Ed Spiezio, 1963 Bill Palka at Stateville Prison, 1956; Ed Spiezio at Illinois State, 1963; Career: .445 (109-for-245), Ed Spiezio, 1962-63 Art Janeke at Parsons, 1968; Mark Altobella at Illinois-Chicago, 1984 Longest Hitting Streak: 27 games, Rick Moss, 1996 30 Lewis Record Book Individual Pitching Records Career Batting Average Leaders

Most Wins No. Name (# of yrs.) AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG Season: 13, Tom Brennan, 1972; Rick Huisman, 1990 1. Ed Spiezio (2) 245 71 109 16 8 19 88 .445 Career: 44, Tom Brennan, 1971-74 2. Mike Stevenson (4) 817 221 341 80 13 33 230 .417 3. Rick Moss (3) 705 203 290 67 8 30 180 .411 Most Strikeouts 4. Chris Priest (4) 717 206 293 49 9 34 181 .409 Game: 20, Bill Kazmierczak vs. Illinois Tech, 1985 5. Randy Russ (2) 287 102 117 16 3 9 65 .408 Season: 168, Rick Huisman, 1990 6. Rob Ryan (2) 467 107 185 35 5 31 141 .396 Career: 511, Tom Brennan, 1971-74 7. Pat Morici (2) 394 96 156 23 2 16 60 .396 8. Steve Kirwin (2) 367 110 143 22 10 9 91 .390 Best Earned-Run Average 9. Eugene Knox (2) 234 59 91 13 4 9 42 .389 Season: 0.84, Jim Danka, 1969 (starter); 10. Bob Tumpane (3) 729 184 280 46 10 36 198 .384 0.73, Joe Skarbek, 1970 (reliever) 11. Larry Scannell (3) 500 119 190 47 4 29 130 .380 Career: 0.90, Joe Skarbek, 1969-71 (89.2 innings) 12. Tim Unroe (2) 408 115 153 37 7 31 127 .375 Mark Salata (2) 352 108 132 23 6 21 98 .375 Most Appearances 14. Brian Gibbons (4) 697 192 261 40 12 46 199 .374 Season: 28, Ryan Johnson, 2002; Drew Hicks, 2009 15. Mike Moran (4) 586 164 219 35 9 25 141 .374 Most Saves 16. Scott Bertrand (4) 547 167 203 23 8 25 107 .371 17. Mike Morici (2) 440 86 163 35 1 22 131 .370 Season: 15, Joe Skarbek, 1971 18. J. J. Furmaniak (3) 558 148 206 39 8 27 127 .369 Most Shutouts 19. Mark Altobella (4) 846 251 312 70 10 41 204 .369 Season: 6, Bill Scholl, 1971 20. Ken Weislak (3) 404 110 146 24 6 29 109 .361 21. Bob Miller (2) 278 70 100 14 4 8 60 .360 Most Innings 22. Joe Spano (2) 321 65 115 24 1 17 68 .358 One Day: 16, Ed Petlak vs. Illinois State, 1960 23. Chris Wyllie (3) 325 65 116 21 1 10 76 .357 Season: 126.1, Jim Danko, 1970 24. Jim Walsh (2) 328 99 117 11 9 28 106 .357 25. Terry Milani (2) 205 44 73 9 7 10 52 .356 No-Hitters 26. Jim Payne (2) 215 69 76 5 4 4 28 .353 Larry Zeeb vs. Chicago Teachers College, 1958 27. George DiMatteo (3) 589 193 208 37 12 13 109 .353 Larry Zeeb vs. Chicago Colts, 1959 28. John Crockett (3) 556 126 196 28 9 9 128 .353 Frank Karpowicz vs. Aurora, 1959 29. Mark Moriarity (2) 356 72 125 31 4 5 79 .351 Bob Calamari vs. Elmhurst, 1964 30. Joe Piechota (4) 546 119 191 35 1 20 132 .350 Bill Kazmierczak vs. Chicago State, 1985 31. Dennis Krob (2) 358 139 125 21 10 16 65 .349 John Sabatino vs. Concordia, 1985 32. George Anderson (4) 471 129 164 23 9 15 84 .348 Bill Kazmierczak vs. Purdue, 1986 33. Mike Van Mill (4) 792 175 275 56 6 46 201 .347 John Sabatino vs. Saint Joseph’s, 1986 (perfect game) 34. Ernie Young (3) 476 151 165 32 6 36 120 .347 35. Paul Stevens (2) 454 136 157 29 7 7 78 .346 Bob Russ vs. Rockford, 1986 36. Ed DelGrosso (3) 570 122 197 44 4 31 157 .346 Renaldo Williams vs. Husson, 1992 37. Scott Pickands (4) 652 132 225 41 4 23 168 .345 38. Kirk Vucsko (3) 502 109 173 30 5 24 148 .345 39. Ron Janik (3) 364 73 125 18 1 1 54 .343 40. Joe Saccomanno (3) 455 125 156 24 8 2 72 .343 41. Kenn Blair (2) 359 85 123 26 0 28 120 .343 42. Dan Black (2) 374 95 128 21 5 12 80 .342 43. Mike Zangori (2) 231 36 79 19 0 10 55 .342 44. Ben Litterio (4) 385 90 131 25 1 16 95 .340 45. Jim Brunette (3) 386 79 130 23 2 24 98 .337 46. Tom Lyons (3) 366 81 123 20 5 2 62 .336 47. Carmi DeButch (4) 828 218 278 56 6 40 192 .336 48. Gary Pomykala (3) 494 136 165 37 6 4 77 .334 49. Joe Lorenz (3) 529 136 176 27 11 10 98 .333 50. Brian Fritzler (4) 780 169 259 60 10 27 162 .332 51. Mike Blevins (2) 223 48 74 8 0 4 43 .332 52. Mark Hollatz (3) 595 124 197 27 5 10 105 .331 53. Rodney Wojcik (4) 713 179 236 32 4 7 95 .331 54. Mike Cardwell (4) 534 100 176 30 1 13 99 .330 55. Ty Klover (3) 339 77 111 14 2 8 58 .327 56. Andy Satunas (4) 331 57 108 21 1 11 91 .326 The Flyers celebrate at the 1994 NCAA National 57. Jeff Johnson (4) 721 190 235 54 7 39 163 .326 Tournament. Lewis finished third in the nation with a 58. Clarence Pearson (2) 329 77 107 15 2 2 38 .325 47-17-1 record and a Great Lakes Valley Conference 59. Joe Pomykala (2) 391 81 127 22 8 16 99 .325 Championship 60. Gary Laga (2) 213 23 69 10 2 7 42 .324 Chris McCall (2) 256 48 83 18 1 11 51 .324 31 Career Statistical Leaders Hits 16. Tom Michalak 40 10. Jeff Johnson 721 5. Kelly Quain 78 1. Mike Stevenson 341 Brian Gibbons 40 11. Chris Priest 717 6. Rodney Wojcik 71 2. Mark Altobella 312 18. J.J. Furmaniak 39 12. Rodney Wojcik 713 7. Harry Scroggins 69 3. Chris Priest 293 19. Ray Crowley 38 13. Rick Moss 705 8. Scott Bertrand 65 4. Rick Moss 290 20. Gary Pomykala 37 Billy Duffy 705 9. Ernie Young 63 5. Bob Tumpane 280 George DiMatteo 37 15. Brian Gibbons 697 10. Gary Pomykala 62 6. Carmi DeButch 278 Kelly Quain 37 16. Joe Senese 679 11. Gerry Gouty 58 7. Mike Van Mill 275 Tim Unroe 37 17. Scott Pickands 652 12. Mike Stevenson 57 8. Brian Gibbons 261 18. Chris Maynard 628 13. Mark Altobella 55 9. Brian Fritzler 259 Triples 19. Mike Smith 627 J.J. Furmaniak 55 10. Tom Siebers 241 1. Wally Onysio 22 20. Mark Hollatz 595 15. Mike Moran 54 11. Wally Onysio 239 2. Ray Crowley 15 Jim Payne 54 12. Rodney Wojcik 236 3. Mike Stevenson 13 Runs Batted In Brian Fritzler 54 13. Jeff Johnson 235 4. Jim Alessio 12 1. Mike Stevenson 230 18. Clarence Pearson 53 14. Scott Pickands 225 George DiMatteo 12 2. Mark Altobella 204 George Anderson 53 15. Mike Manderino 223 Brian Gibbons 12 3. Mike Van Mill 201 20. Jim Agamy 52 16. Mike Moran 219 7. Ron Kulwinski 11 4. Brian Gibbons 199 17. Kelly Quain 218 Joe Lorenz 11 5. Bob Tumpane 198 Career Pitching Victories 18. Billy Duffy 212 Mike Manderino 11 6. Carmi DeButch 192 1. Tom Brennan 44 19. George DiMatteo 208 Jim Agamy 11 7. Ray Crowley 190 2. Rick Ramos 39 20. J.J. Furmaniak 206 11. Mark Altobella 10 8. Chris Priest 181 3. Josh Barron 34 Bob Tumpane 10 9. Rick Moss 180 4. John Lucenta 32 Home Runs Roger Gifford 10 10. Tom Siebers 179 5. Bill Scholl 31 1. Mike Van Mill 46 Rich Conte 10 11. Scott Pickands 168 Dan Harlan 31 Brian Gibbons 46 Ken Jones 10 12. Jeff Johnson 163 7. Rick Huisman 30 3. Tom Siebers 44 Brian Fritzler 10 13. Brian Fritzler 162 8. Bill Kazmierczak 29 4. Mark Altobella 41 Steve Kirwin 10 14. Ed DelGrosso 157 Bob Russ 29 5. Carmi DeButch 40 Dennis Krob 10 15. Kirk Vucsko 148 Bob Calamari 29 6. Ray Crowley 39 16. Jim Alessio 145 11. Ed Petlack 25 Jeff Johnson 39 Hit By Pitch Rich Baranak 145 12. Kirk Vucsko 24 8. Bob Tumpane 36 1. Mike Smith 28 18. Mike Moran 141 Jim Guidi 24 Ernie Young 36 2. Rich Kowalczyk 24 Rob Ryan 141 14. Eric Ehlers 23 10. Chris Priest 34 Billy Duffy 24 20. Wally Onysio 138 15. John Nape 22 11. Mike Stevenson 33 4. Dave Bernhard 23 16. Allan Wills 21 12. Ed DelGrosso 31 Chris Maynard 23 Runs 17. Matt Petrusek 20 Tim Unroe 31 6. Brian Fritzler 22 1. Mark Altobella 251 18. Tim Ciesla 19 Rob Ryan 31 Mike Stacy 22 2. Mike Stevenson 221 Dick Fick 19 15. Rick Moss 30 8. Rodney Wojcik 19 3. Carmi DeButch 218 20. John Benedetti 18 16. Larry Scannell 29 Chris Grosrenaud 19 4. Kelly Quain 211 Mark Granato 18 Ken Weislak 29 10. Brian Gibbons 18 5. Chris Priest 206 18. Jim Walsh 28 Adam Kotowski 18 6. Rick Moss 203 Season Pitching Victories Kenn Blair 28 Joe Carbone 18 7. George DiMatteo 193 1. Tom Brennan 13 (’72) 20. J.J. Furmaniak 27 13. Jeff Johnson 17 8. Brian Gibbons 192 Rick Huisman 13 (’90) Brian Fritzler 27 Andy Satunas 17 9. Mike Manderino 190 3. Bill Scholl 12 (’72) 15. J.J. Furmaniak 16 Jeff Johnson 190 Kirk Vucsko 12 (’80) Doubles Mike Godfrey 16 11. Bob Tumpane 184 Eric Ehlers 12 (’92) 1. Mike Stevenson 80 Bryan Druktenis 16 12. Rodney Wojcik 179 6. Bill Scholl 11 (’71) 2. Mark Altobella 70 18. Scott Pickands 15 13. Mike Van Mill 175 Ray Nickel 11 (’75) 3. Rick Moss 67 19. Scott Shuster 14 14. Joe Senese 174 Rick Ramos 11 (’75) 4. Brian Fritzler 60 20. Eddie Fink 13 15. Wally Onysio 173 Rick Ramos 11 (’77) 5. Mike Van Mill 56 Jimmy Karr 13 16. Tom Siebers 172 Bruce Kneebone 11 (’81) Carmi DeButch 56 17. Brian Fritzler 169 Kirk Vucsko 11 (’81) 7. Jeff Johnson 54 At-Bats 18. Scott Bertrand 167 Bill Kazmierczak 11 (’86) 8. Tom Siebers 51 1. Mark Altobella 846 19. Mike Moran 164 Rich Villa 11 (’90) 9. Chris Priest 49 2. Carmi DeButch 828 20. Ray Crowley 162 Josh Barron 11 (’96) 10. Rich Baranak 48 3. Mike Stevenson 817 15. Butch Markelz 10 (’75) 11. Larry Scannell 47 4. Mike Van Mill 792 Stolen Bases Dan Harlan 10 (’85) 12. Bob Tumpane 46 5. Brian Fritzler 780 1. Chris Priest 90 Bob Russ 10 (’88) 13. Ed DelGrosso 44 6. Tom Siebers 773 2. Dennis Krob 87 Bob Russ 10 (’89) 14. Sean Daly 43 7. Mike Manderino 755 3. Steve Kirwin 80 Cole Bertsch 10 (’00) 15. Scott Pickands 41 8. Wally Onysio 739 4. Carmi DeButch 79 9. Bob Tumpane 729 32 Lewis University At A Glance Located 30 minutes southwest of Chicago, Lewis school was renamed the Lewis College of Science and University is a comprehensive, Catholic university Technology and granted its first baccalaureate de- where the traditions of liberal learning and prepara- grees. In 1960, the De La Salle Christian Brothers tion for professional life give the University its - members of a 327-year-old religious order devoted educational identity and Mission focus. exclusively to teaching and named after Saint John Lewis provides nearly 80 programs of undergradu- Baptist de La Salle, their founder and Patron Saint ate study, 22 graduate programs, and accelerated of Educators – assumed direction of the institution. programs for working adults through the Colleges Today, with growing enrollment, outstanding pro- of Arts and Sciences, Business, Education and grams, experienced faculty and motivated students, Nursing and Health Professions. Premier programs Lewis University is recognized as one of the finest, include aviation, criminal/social justice, education, mid-sized, comprehensive Catholic universities in the nursing, and business. Lewis is one of many schools country. sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers with over 325 years of teaching experience in the Affiliation Lasallian tradition. Private, co-educational Catholic and Lasallian Uni- versity that was founded in 1932. One of approxi- Mission mately 100 universities worldwide sponsored by the Lewis University, guided by its Catholic and Lasallian De La Salle Christian Brothers. heritage, provides to a diverse student population programs for a liberal and professional education Location Lewis University grounded in the interaction of knowledge and fidelity Main campus situated on 376 beautiful acres in President in the search for truth. Lewis promotes the develop- Romeoville, Illinois just 30 minutes southwest of ment of the complete person through the pursuit of Chicago. Brother James Gaffney, FSC wisdom and justice. Fundamental to its Mission is a President of Lewis University since 1988, Brother spirit of association which fosters community in all Campus Sites James Gaffney, FSC, has provided leadership during a teaching, learning and service. Romeoville, Chicago, Hickory Hills, Oak Brook, Shore- wood, Tinley Park, Chicago period of significant growth that has seen enrollment History increase to approximately 5,700, while the Univer- Founded in 1932 under Enrollment the direction of the Chicago 5,700 total students – 3,900 undergraduate and sity has received regional and national recognition Archdiocese and Bishop Ber- 1,800 graduate students. for its academic quality. During his tenure, the en- nard J. 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Notable Leading Reasons to Enroll at Lewis University... •Named “A Best Midwestern College” by The Lewis Princeton Review • is a pioneer in aviation education, and owns a Boeing •Rated “Top Tier” by U.S. News and World Report 737 jet, donated by United Airlines, utilized for avia- 1. Career and professional preparation in a •Largest bachelor’s degree program in Nursing in tion clinical experiences. liberal arts tradition. Illinois (among private institutions) • is the 9th largest private university in Illinois. 2. Mid-sized university with comprehensive op- •Nationally ranked Flight Team • has the state’s second largest undergraduate portunities. •Nationally ranked Mock Trial Team 3. Ideal location. •Award winning student newspaper The Flyer program in criminal/social justice (among private institutions). 4. Faculty focused on teaching. • is nationally recognized for its Peer 5. Outstanding facilities and learning environment. Ministry Program, Work Study 6. Programs to prepare you for today’s careers. Program, and the ROTC program. 7. Values based education. • has students who recently 8. Attention to the whole person. achieved a 100% pass rate on 9. Affordable. certification exams in Education; as well as students who earned a 97% pass rate on their licensure exams in Nursing. • is wireless at the main campus. • is the only school in Illinois to be selected by the FAA to offer a degree in Air Traffic Control. Club, an organized, non-profit fundraising arm of the season championship, along with two GLVC Tourna- Lewis University Athletic Department that supports ment championships while losing just 12 matches in small-scale capital improvements. two seasons. In his second season as the head coach, Neil Carey Arena, home of both basketball and Trost led the Flyers to 20 wins for just the 14th volleyball teams, has seen the most upgrades as it time in school history, as well as an appearance in now features a new floor, scoreboards, a video board, the GLVC Tournament finals and a berth in the NCAA island baskets and retractable bleachers which has Tournament for the first time since 2004. increased the seating to over 1,000. A 1985 Carl Sandburg High School graduate, Both the men’s and women’s swimming teams have Schumacher was responsible for the financial directly benefitted from Schumacher’s efforts, as administration of Winona State athletics. Among his the Lewis Swimming Pool now has a state-of-the-art duties were marketing and promotions, development, scoring system which has allowed the program to external relations, corporate relations, facilities increase its home schedule. oversight, budgeting and NCAA compliance. The locker rooms in Neil Carey Arena have been Schumacher was the primary catalyst of a two-year remodeled and are now equipped with flat screen campaign that generated $3 million, through private televisions. Lewis now has the ability to video stream donations and newly developed athletics department all of their home basketball games and volleyball revenue channels, for major improvements to Winona matches from the Arena on www.LewisFlyers.com. State’s soccer, football, baseball, softball and Schumacher has also helped make the John F. Ken- basketball facilities. He also spearheaded a project Lewis University nedy Sports Center become more ‘Flyer Friendly’, as that transformed a $42,000 annual corporate Athletics Director the hallways proudly display Lewis Athletics Artwork sponsorship program into an annual corporate/ex- Dan Schumacher and each office has furniture that has the Lewis ternal relations program that generates $500,000 Flyers Athletics logo emblazoned on it. The Athletic in scholarships for Winona State athletics and the When Dan Schumacher was hired as Lewis Training room has been remodeled and now holds WSU Foundation. University’s Director of Athletics in June of 2006, custom tables, cabinets, flooring and an ice machine. Schumacher spent seven years with Conseco the Chicago native knew the heights that the Flyers Outside the JFK Sports Center, the Lewis softball Finance Corporation prior to joining the Winona Athletics program could reach as a department. team now has new dugouts, a new press box and a State staff, serving as Senior Credit Manager from With great vision comes great expectations, and custom windscreen for the outfield fence, while the 1995-98 and as Vice President from 1998-2002. Schumacher and the Flyers have most certainly outfield fence of Brennan Field, home of the Flyer He was a Branch Manager for TCF Bank and Mortgage delivered. baseball team, now has a custom windscreen as well. Corporation in Minneapolis from 1990-95. Since his arrival, Lewis has won four regular-season What Schumacher is most proud of, however, is the Schumacher earned a bachelor’s degree in public Great Lakes Valley Conference championships and performance of his student-athletes in the class- relations (business administration minor) in 1989 seven GLVC Tournament championships, while making room. In the past two years, the graduation rate for and a master’s degree in educational/school adminis- appearances in eight NCAA Tournaments. Lewis student-athletes has risen from 60% to 86%, tration in 2005, both at Winona State. As a member While the Flyers have made improvements on while the Flyers’ Academic Success Rate (ASR) has of the WSU football team, he garnered All-America the field, the fields have also been improved dur- improved to 98% from 91%. honors and served two seasons as a team captain. ing Schumacher’s tenure, as there has been over Schumacher has brought along seven new head Schumacher and wife Kristin are the parents of $500,000 worth of facility upgrades on the coaches, including women’s volleyball coach Lorelee daughter Kasey (14) and sons Jack (11) and Declan Romeoville campus. Schumacher helped speed up Smith and men’s basketball coach Scott Trost. Smith (7). the facility upgrade timeline by forming the Varsity has won one Great Lakes Valley Conference regular Neil Carey Arena - home of Lewis men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball.

Lewis Softball Field - home of Lewis softball. Brennan Field - home of Lewis baseball.

Lewis Swimming Pool - home of Lewis men’s and women’s swimming. Lewis Tennis Courts - home of Lewis men’s and women’s tennis.

Prairie Bluff Golf Course - home of Lewis men’s and women’s golf. Lewis Recreation Center Field House - home for Lewis men’s and women’s indoor track and field.

Lewis Soccer Field - home of Lewis men’s and women’s soccer. FFlyerlyer PointsPoints OfOf PridePride

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•JJamesames KnaperekKnaperek (track(track andand fi eeld),ld), AshleyAshley ButlerButler (track(track andand fi eeld),ld), KevinKevin CCoatesoates (swimming),(swimming), BrandonBrandon DagansDagans (men’s(men’s basketball),basketball), CoryCory MasteyMastey ((men’smen’s soccer),soccer), NestorNestor HernandezHernandez (men’s(men’s soccer),soccer), JoeyJoey DeFrancescoDeFrancesco ((men’smen’s soccer)soccer) andand DrewDrew PickeringPickering (men’s(men’s volleyball)volleyball) earnedearned AAll-Americall-America honorshonors inin 2008-09.2008-09. 2010 Baseball Schedule Date Opponent Location Time Feb. 13 at Henderson State (DH) Arkadelphia, Ark. Noon Feb. 14 at Henderson State (DH) Arkadelphia, Ark. Noon Feb. 26 vs. Hillsdale (DH) Winter Haven, Fla. Noon Feb. 27 vs. Findlay Winter Haven, Fla. 2:30 PM Feb. 28 vs. Gannon (DH) Winter Haven, Fla. Noon March 2 vs. Findlay Winter Haven, Fla. 9:30 AM March 3 vs. Maryville Winter Haven, Fla. 3 PM March 4 vs. Northwood Winter Haven, Fla. 9 AM March 5 vs. West Virginia Wesleyan Winter Haven, Fla. 9 AM March 13 at Maryville (DH) * St. Louis, Mo. Noon March 14 at Missouri S & T (DH) * Rolla, Mo. Noon March 16 at Oakland City (DH) Oakland City, Ind. Noon MMARCHARCH 2020 QUINCYQUINCY (DH)(DH) * ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. N NOONOON MMARCHARCH 2121 QUINCYQUINCY (DH)(DH) * ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. N NOONOON MMARCHARCH 2424 UPPERUPPER IOWAIOWA (DH)(DH) ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. 2 PPMM March 27 at UW-Parkside (DH) * Kenosha, Wis. Noon March 28 at UW-Parkside (DH) * Kenosha, Wis. Noon AAPRILPRIL 2 NORTHERNNORTHERN KY.KY. (DH)(DH) * ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. N NOONOON AAPRPRIILL 3 NORTHERNNORTHERN KY.KY. (DH)*(DH)* ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. N NOONOON AAPRPRIILL 8 ST.ST. XXAVIERAVIER (DH)(DH) ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. 2 PPMM April 10 at Kentucky Wesleyan (DH) * Owensboro, Ky. Noon April 11 at Kentucky Wesleyan (DH) * Owensboro, Ky. Noon AAPRILPRIL 1133 G GRANDRAND VALLEYVALLEY STATESTATE (DH)(DH) ROMEOVILLE,ROMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. 2 PMPM AAPRILPRIL 1177 I INDIANAPOLISNDIANAPOLIS ((DH)DH) * R ROMEOVILLE,OMEOVILLE, IILL.LL. N NOONOON AAPRILPRIL 1188 I INDIANAPOLISNDIANAPOLIS ((DH)DH) * R ROMEOVILLE,OMEOVILLE, IILL.LL. N NOONOON April 21 at Missouri-St. Louis (DH) St. Louis, Mo. 2 PM April 24 at Bellarmine (DH)* Louisville, Ky. Noon April 25 at Bellarmine (DH)* Louisville, Ky. Noon April 27 at St. Francis (Ill.) (DH) Joliet, Ill. 4 PM MMAYAY 1 S SAINTAINT JJOSEPOSEPH’SH’S ((DH)DH) * R ROMEOVILLE,OMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. NOONNOON MMAYAY 2 S SAINTAINT JJOSEPOSEPH’SH’S ((DH)DH) * R ROMEOVILLE,OMEOVILLE, ILL.ILL. NOONNOON * Denotes GLVC Game All Times Local Home Games In RREDED CCAPSAPS