TABLE OF CONTENTS • USCAIKEN QUICK FACTS

MEDIA INFORMATION Pacers vs. Opponents ...... 36 ADMINISTRATION All-Time Roster ...... 37-39 Chancellor: Dr. Tom Hallman Quick Facts ...... 1 National / Regional Honors ...... 40-41 (The Citadel, 1969) USCA Media Outlets ...... 2 PBC / School Honors ...... 41 Athletic Director: Randy Warrick Media Policies ...... 2 Professional Signees ...... 42 (North Carolina, 1977) THE UNIVERSITY Record Book ...... 43-44 Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Bill Claxon 2005 OPPONENTS (Centre, 1972) Administration • Support Staff ...... 3 Assoc. AD/Administration and Dr. Tom Hallman, Chancellor ...... 4 The Peach Belt Conference ...... 29 External Services: Tim Hall Randy Warrick, AD ...... 4 Anderson ...... 30 (South Carolina, 1990) Sports Information ...... 5 Armstrong Atlantic State...... 30 Asst. AD/Business and Student- Athletic Training...... 5 Augusta State...... 30 Athlete Services/SWA: Angie History of USC Aiken...... 6 Barton...... 30 Osbon (USC Aiken, 1992) Facilities ...... 7-8 Belmont Abbey ...... 30 What is a Pacer? ...... 20 Brevard...... 30 MEDIA RELATIONS COACHING STAFF Catawba ...... 30 Asst. AD/Communications and Claflin ...... 30 Promotions: Brad Fields Head Coach Kenny Thomas ...... 9-10 Columbus State...... 30 (Centre, 1998) Michael Holder ...... 11 Francis Marion ...... 30 Fields’ Email: [email protected] Mark Conner ...... 11 Georgia College & State ...... 30 Office Phone: 803-641-3252 Mitch Hearne ...... 11 Kennesaw State ...... 30 Office Fax: 803-641-3759 THE OUTLOOK Lander ...... 31 Assistant SID: Kevin Britton Limestone...... 31 (Eastern Kentucky, 2000) Season Outlook...... 13-14 Lincoln Memorial ...... 31 Britton’s Email: [email protected] Preseason PBC Poll...... 13 Martin Methodist...... 31 Internet Site: www.PacerSports.com CBM Preseason Top 30 ...... 13 Newberry ...... 31 PBC Site: www.peachbelt.com 2005 PACERS UNC Pembroke ...... 31 North Florida ...... 31 CREDITS Roster...... 12 North Greenville ...... 31 Written, Compiled, and Designed Pronunciation Guide...... 12 Saint Andrews ...... 31 Brad Fields Geographic Breakdown...... 12 USC Upstate ...... 31 Editor Barenie, Claussen, Dunham ...... 15 Trevecca Nazarene ...... 31 Brad Fields Hatcher, Quartararo, Sofield ...... 16 West Virginia State ...... 31 Assistant Editors Summer, Tripp, J. Williams...... 17 Opponents SID Directory ...... 23 Kevin Britton, Randy Warrick, Davis, Kowalchuk, Sheehan ...... 18 SPONSORS INDEX Tim Hall, Kenny Thomas N. Wandless, Cooper, Paul ...... 19 Cover Design Rucker, T. Williams ...... 20 Regions Bank ...... IFC Jeff Mastromonico Newcomers ...... 21-23 Domino’s Pizza ...... 36 Photography Credits Student Managers ...... 23 Quality Inn & Suites...... 36 Ginny Southworth; Brad Fields; Redshirted Players ...... 23 USCA Bookstore ...... 39 Jimmy Carter; Larry Gleason 2004 REVIEW Publix Supermarkets ...... IBC Printing Innovative Solutions, Aiken, S.C. Season in Review ...... 24 GENERAL INFORMATION Final Statistics ...... 25 Location: 471 University Parkway ON THE COVER Final Results ...... 26 Aiken, S.C. 29801 Picture: Senior second baseman Final PBC Standings ...... 27 Founded/Enrollment: 1961 / 3,390 Daniel Quartararo and fifth-year PBC All-Conference ...... 27 Nickname: Pacers senior pitcher Jerod Summer. PBC Players of the Week...... 27 Colors: Cardinal, Navy, and White PBC Pitchers of the Week...... 27 National Affiliation: NCAA Div. II South Atlantic All-Region Teams ... 27 Conference: Peach Belt PBC Statistical Leaders ...... 28 Stadium: Roberto Hernandez (1,000) PROGRAM HISTORY Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda) Dimensions: 330 (left), 400 (center), Roberto Hernandez ...... 7 330 (right) Coaching History ...... 32 PBC Regular Season Titles: 1 (1994) Year-by-Year Results ...... 33-35 PBC Tournament Titles: 2 (1992, 93) PBC Composite Records ...... 35 Years in NCAA Tournament: 2

1 MEDIA INFORMATION • WEB CASTS • PACERSPORTS.COM The Sports Information Depart- ment is pleased to assist you with the Primary Media Outlets coverage of USC Aiken baseball. The Aiken Standard WJBF-TV (Channel 6) We will provide pre-game informa- PO Box 456 PO Box 1404 tion, statistics, NCAA boxscores, Aiken, S.C. 29802 1001 Reynolds Street play-by-play, and fax service. P: (803) 648-2311 F: 648-6052 Augusta, Ga. 30901 Publicity surrounding the base- Larry Taylor, Sports Editor P: (706) 828-7307 F: 724-6329 ball program is handled by Brad [email protected] John Hart, Sports Director Fields, Assistant Athletic Director for Ronnie Swinford, Sports Writer [email protected] Communications and Promotions. [email protected] Tara Miller, Asst. Sports Director He can be reached at (803) 641- Steve Sanders, Sports Writer [email protected] 3252, via fax at (803) 641-3759, or [email protected] via email at [email protected]. WRDW-TV (Channel 12) The Augusta Chronicle PO Box 1212 Credentials 725 Broad Street Augusta, Ga. 30903-1212 All requests for working press, Augusta, Ga. 30901 1301 Georgia Avenue radio, and television should be made P: (800) 622-6358 F: (706) 823-3408 North Augusta, S.C. 29841 as soon as possible prior to game John Boyette, Sports Editor P: (803) 278-3111 F: 442-4561 day by contacting Brad Fields in the [email protected] Prentice Elliott, Sports Director Sports Information Office. Only Chris Gay, Sports Writer [email protected] working media who have requested a [email protected] Ken Allen, Asst. Sports Director pass in advance will be allowed Dan Spears, Weekend Sports Editor [email protected] access to the press box Roberto [email protected] Hernandez Stadium. WAGT-TV (Channel 26) The State PO Box 1526 Interviews PO Box 1333 905 Broad Street To arrange an interview with Columbia, S.C. 29202 Augusta, Ga. 30901 Head Coach Kenny Thomas or any P: (803) 771-8419 F: 771-8613 P: (706) 826-0026 F: 724-4028 of the players, please contact the [email protected] Chris Kane, Sports Director Sports Information Office at (803) Bob Gillespie, Sports Writer [email protected] 641-3252 at least 24 hours in ad- [email protected] Darin Wernig, Asst. Sports Director vance. Post-game interviews can be Left: The official web site of USCA conducted in front of the home Athletics not only got a new look to start the 2003-04 school year, but a new dugout on the field, or in the players address as well. PacerSports.com is your lounge behind the home dugout (or home on the World an alternate marked location) follow- Wide Web for all ing the NCAA’s recommended 10- Pacer Athletics. Also featured is minute cooling off period following one of the biggest the conclusion of the game. The innovations for locker room is closed to the media. 2004-05, video clips available for Visiting Radio download. One phone line is available in the press box at Roberto Hernandez Stadium with limited off campus USC AIKEN BASEBALL ON THE INTERNET calling. Advanced notice is re- quested by calling the Sports Infor- USC Aiken fans that live outside the Aiken area can still follow Pacer mation Office at least 72 hours prior Baseball games live by logging on the Internet at the following address: to game day. www.PacerSports.com Visiting radio will be placed in a private radio booth located on the There you will see a link for LIVE STATS and a link for LIVE AUDIO WEB right side of the press box. CASTS. Follow the directions to see “real time stats” for home games or live web casts of home contests. Press Box Phone Number Media can obtain all current information on Pacer Baseball by visiting this The phone number for contacting home page on the Internet. The site offers information on all USCA sports, the press box is 803-641-2864. as well as links to the Peach Belt Conference and the NCAA.

2 ADMINISTRATION • ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF

Administration Chancellor 641-3434 Academic Affairs 641-3201 Student Life 641-3588 External Affairs 641-3448 Faculty Ath. Rep. Dr. Tom Hallman Dr. Suzanne Ozment Dr. Deb Kladivko Dr. Deidre Martin Dr. Bill Claxon Randy Warrick 641-3402 Chancellor Executive Vice Vice Chancellor for Vice Chancellor for Faculty Athletic Athletic Director Athletic Director Chancellor for Student Life and University Representative 641-3406 Academic Affairs Services Advancement Fall Sports Cross Country 641-3406 Men’s Soccer 641-3717 Women’s Soccer 641-3717 Volleyball 641-3373 Brandon Aiken Ray Bolen Mike Brandt Kevin Britton Jacqueline Brown Michael Carlisle Winter Sports Head Athletic Assistant Softball Head Women’s Assistant Sports Administrative Head Golf Coach Men’s Basketball Trainer Coach Basketball Coach Information Director Specialist 641-3438 W. Basketball 641-3491 Cheerleading 641-3301 Dance Team 641-3301 Pep Band 641-3247

Spring Sports Baseball 641-3410 Will Condon Mark Conner Steven Dahm Brad Fields Steve Franklin Tim Hall Softball Head Volleyball Assistant Baseball Head Men’s and Assistant AD/ Interim Head Men’s Associate AD/ 641-3462 Coach Coach Women’s Tennis Communications & Basketball Coach Administration & Golf Coach Promotions/SID External Services 641-3528 Men’s Tennis 641-3357 Women’s Tennis 641-3357

Support Staff Athletic Training 641-3367 Compliance 641-3331 Sports Information Michael Holder Janet Joy Joe Kucharski David Lyle Billy Morris Ike Ofoje 641-3252 Assistant Baseball Cheerleading/ Public Address Interim Head Pacer Club Head Men’s and SAAC Coach Dance Team Announcer Women’s Cross President Women’s Soccer 641-3301 Country Coach Coach Athletics Fax 641-3441 SID Fax 641-3759 Press Row 641-3613 Press Box 641-2864

Note: Area code for all numbers listed above is Angie Osbon Shannon Reid Mike Roberts Michelle Royko Jerry Snyder Kenny Thomas (803). Assistant AD/ Interim Assistant Assistant to the Assistant Athletic Head Softball Head Baseball Business & Student Women’s Athletic Director Trainer Coach Coach Athlete Serv./SWA Basketball Coach 3 CHANCELLOR • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Dr. Thomas Hallman USC Aiken Chancellor Education Administration from the Enrollment Services and Institutional University of South Carolina in 1993. Planning Division. Additionally he Professionally, his resume served as institutional liaison with includes a diverse set of experiences. several regional groups in matters Dr. Hallman has served as an Infantry related to sponsored research and officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, a local economic development. high school teacher and coach, co- He is a past Chairman of the owner and Creative Director of an Board of Directors of the Aiken advertising agency, executive director Chamber of Commerce, past of a school-to-work initiative, and 23 President of the Aiken Kiwanis Club, years of work in public higher founding member and past Chairman education in South Carolina. of the Aiken Co. Forum, and a former Since 1983, he has worked in Chair of Leadership Aiken County. various administrative roles at USC Dr. Hallman just completed a Tom Hallman is in his fourth full Aiken. Dr. Hallman served as Interim one-year team as President of the year as Chancellor at USC Aiken. Chancellor as the University Peach Belt Conference for 2003-04. He was born in Charleston, S.C., and conducted its search for a new Tom is married to the former earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in chancellor following the retirement of Susan West, of Woodruff, S.C., a Political Science from The Citadel in Dr. Robert Alexander in June 2000. Nurse Practitioner with a private 1969. He later earned a Master’s of Dr. Hallman has also served as Vice practice in Augusta, Ga. They have Education degree from The Citadel, Chancellor for Administration. In that two children, David who is 14 and and was awarded a Ph.D. in Higher job, he was responsible for the Caroline who is 12.

Randy Warrick Director of Athletics coach in 1989-90. As baseball coach, straight years. He earned his Warrick compiled a 392-146 record, Bachelor’s of Arts degree in while earning various coaching Education in 1977 and then his awards. In 1986 his team advanced Master’s of Arts in Teaching in 1978. to the College World Series, the While earning his master’s degree, highlight of his coaching career. he served as a graduate assistant Warrick was born in Rocky Mount, baseball coach. In the same season, N.C. and attended Rocky Mount High the team advanced to the College School. He was an All-Conference World Series. player in football, basketball, and Warrick is a member of the baseball. Upon graduation from high College Athletic Management’s school, Warrick went to Louisburg Editorial Board, chairman of the PBC Junior College where he played Athletic Director’s Council, PBC baseball for two years. Strategic Planning Committee, PBC Randy Warrick is in his 18th year In 1975, Warrick earned his Awards Committee, NCAA Division II as Director of Athletics at the Associate of Arts degree from AD’s Association Board of Directors, University of South Carolina Aiken. Louisburg and was drafted by the Greater Augusta Sports Council He was hired at USCA in 1978 as Kansas City Royals, but decided to Board, and is the chairman of the head baseball coach and intramural stay in school. NCAA Division II National Golf director and has served many Warrick then moved on to the Committee. different duties during his tenure. University of North Carolina at Chapel Warrick is married to Martha While coaching baseball for 11 Hill, where he received a two-year Blankenship Warrick of Augusta, Ga. years, Warrick also served as an baseball scholarship. While at North They have one child, Tripp, who is 13 assistant basketball coach during the Carolina he earned Atlantic Coast years old. The Warrick family resides 1978-79 season and acting golf Conference All-Academic honors two in North Augusta, S.C.

4 SPORTS INFORMATION • ATHLETIC TRAINING Brad Fields Assistant Athletic Director for Communications and Promotions

Fields has served as Sports Other innovations Fields has Information Director for six years and been responsible for include “live in August 2003 was promoted to stats”, live audio and video Assistant Athletic Director for broadcasts for home and away Communications and Promotions. events, and PacerSports.com, the Fields oversees the publicity and new web site of USCA athletics. game management of all 11 Active within the ranks of intercollegiate sports at USCA. Division II, Fields serves as the In his time as SID, Fields has won Daktronics Women’s Basketball four citations for excellence in Coordinator for the South Atlantic publications by the College Sports Region. He was also named the Information Directors of America PBC Co-SID of the Year for 2003-04. (CoSIDA), including “Fourth in the The 29-year-old Ashland, Ky. Nation” honors for his 2003-04 men’s native earned his Bachelor’s of Brad Fields is in his sixth year as golf and 2001 baseball media guides. Science in Economics and Spanish head of the Sports Information He also received “Best in District 3” from Centre College in 1998. Department at USC Aiken. acclaim for his 2003-04 women’s Fields is married to the former basketball guide. Julie Krug of Oak Ridge, Tenn. Brandon Aiken Head Athletic Trainer

Brandon Aiken is in his fifth year Aiken has also served as assis- as head athletic trainer at USC Aiken. tant and head athletic trainer at Aiken, a native of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in joined the USCA training staff in 1997 Aiken, S.C., for three years. He as a graduate assistant. He served in worked with high school, college, and that capacity for three years until professional athletes as well as stepping into the head position in general outpatient rehabilitation. 2000. Aiken and his wife Siva live in Aiken is a 1997 graduate of Saint Aiken, S.C. Andrews Presbyterian College where The training room, located in the he received his Bachelor’s of Science Student Activities Center on the in Sports Medicine. He is certified by northeast side of the gymnasium, the National Athletic Trainers Associa- offers modern equipment and tech- tion and the National Strength and niques to assist in the prevention and Conditioning Association. rehabilitation of injuries.

Kevin Britton Michelle Royko Assistant SID Asst. Athletic Trainer

Kevin Britton is in his Michelle Royko begins third year serving as Assis- her first year as Assistant tant Sports Information Athletic Trainer at USC Director at USC Aiken. Aiken. The Dingmans Ferry, The Corbin, Ky. native is Pa. native earned her a 2000 graduate of Eastern Master’s of Science in Heath Kentucky University. and Human Performance Britton is married to the from UT Chattanooga this former Christy Boggs. past May.

5 THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN

The University of South Carolina An apartment Aiken was chartered in 1961 after complex for entering into an agreement with the students, Pacer University of South Carolina to Downs, was establish a two-year center in Aiken. ready for The Aiken Center opened its occupancy in fall doors in September 1961 to 139 of 1984. More students. Temporarily housed in construction Banksia, a renovated mansion in the additions to the Aiken, the Center consisted of three campus included full-time faculty members (one of completion of the whom served as Director of the Etherredge Center). Center, Ruth In 1968, the Center underwent Patrick Science an institutional self-study and was Education Center, accredited by the Southern the Business and Association of Colleges and Schools Education Building and the Alan B. of baccalaureate degree programs. as a branch of the University of Miller Nursing Building. Additional In that same year, USCA received South Carolina and as a junior land was acquired increasing the approval as a four-year branch college. The first associate degrees campus to 400 acres. campus by the Board of Trustees of were awarded in June 1968. Academic and organizational the University of South Carolina and The campus of USC Aiken changes also occurred rapidly. The USCA was designated a Recognized moved from Banksia to its present faculty formalized its organizational Candidate for Senior College site in 1972 and physical changes structure and redefined its role in the Accreditation. In September 1976, began to occur rapidly. At first, the governance of the institution in 1974- the Board of Trustees granted permanent campus consisted of 100 75. Also, the students reorganized academic autonomy to the Aiken acres and one multipurpose building their governing body and more Campus. The first bachelor’s which housed all university precisely defined their role on degrees were granted in May 1977 operations. A library was completed campus; the administration and staff and USCA became a fully accredited in 1975 and additional land was structures were overhauled and senior college. donated increasing the campus to expanded to meet the demands of the Presently, the college community 144 acres. In October 1977, the growing academic programs. is comprised of more than 3,300 Student Activities Center was When the full-time equivalent students, over 100 full-time faculty, opened. A classroom building was student enrollment reached 1,066 in approximately 110 staff members, occupied in 1978 and one year later, the fall of 1975, the Aiken Campus and 28 administrators. USCA an auxiliary services building was was permitted to plan for senior level awards bachelor’s degrees in more added. courses, as well as create a number than 20 major areas of study, an associate degree in nursing, master’s degrees in two areas, and offers a varied program of continuing education courses for the wider community. Today USC Aiken offers students a liberal education designed to develop an understanding of human experience which will equip them for life in a free society. To accomplish this, the University provides students with an opportunity to discover learning processes which enable them to grow personally and socially. It promotes students’ interaction within a community of active scholars and artists, and it encourages students to use the knowledge which they gain to deal with the problems of a rapidly changing world.

6 ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM • ALUMNUS ROBERTO HERNANDEZ ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITY TO SERVE AS PACERS’ NEW HOME Following several successful dium is the latest addition to the A clubhouse, players’ lounge, years at J.H. Satcher Field, USC facilites at USC Aiken. coaches offices, modern press box Aiken Baseball opened a new This 1,000-seat, state-of-the-art with separate radio broadcast booth, chapter in its storied history. stadium features a beautiful grass training facilites, top-of-the-line Opened September 18, 2003, the surface with all the amenities of a top- scoreboard with message center, and Roberto Hernandez Baseball Sta- notch Division I ballpark. 850 covered seats are among the highlights. But the crown jewel is the Roberto Hernandez Hall of Fame Room. Designed to display the program’s rich heritage, generous donations by Hernandez himself got the Hall of Fame off to a roaring start. “It means a lot to me to give to USC Aiken,” said Hernandez, a 14- year veteran and two-time Major League All-Star. “Maybe there will be another Roberto Hernandez to play at USC Aiken. If it wasn’t for this school, I would not be here today.” The inaugural game was played on January 31, 2004 versus Carson- Newman. ROBERTO HERNANDEZ FORMER USC AIKEN PACER AND 14-YEAR MLB VETERAN Roberto Hernandez came to recorded 38 saves and helped Chi- For his career, Hernandez is 56- USC Aiken as a sophomore after cago to the AL West championship. 59 with 320 saves and a 3.39 ERA. spending one season as a catcher at After six seasons with the White He has appeared in 825 games, the University of Connecticut. Sox, Hernandez was tossed 891.2 major league innings, Upon his arrival, the USCA traded to the San and struck out 805 batters. coaching staff transformed him into a Francisco Giants in Currently ranked 10th all-time in dominating pitcher. 1997 where he went 5- saves, Hernandez is second among In his one season, Hernandez 2 with a 2.48 ERA in 28 Latin-born pitchers. He is also a two- posted a 10-2 record with 97 appearances (LEFT: time All-Star. strikeouts in 94.0 innings pitched. At ROOKIE CARD). Recognized by “The Sporting the plate, he belted 19 home runs. In 1998, Hernandez News” for three-consecutive years as Hernandez led the Pacers to the began his three-year stint with the a “Good Guy in Sports”, Hernandez 1986 NAIA College World Series and Tampa Bay Devil Rays and for the has made a habit of giving back. was named to the All-Tournament 2001 and 2002 seasons, he was the Aside from the one-million dollar team. closer for the Kansas City Royals. donation to build Roberto Hernandez After his one season with the Hernandez signed as a free agent Stadium, he has been involved with Pacers, Hernandez was the 16th pick with the Atlanta Braves prior to the Gloves for Kids, RBI (Reviving of the first round in the 1986 Major 2003 season and served as a setup Baseball in the Inner Cities), and an League Baseball draft, selected by man for closer John Smoltz. He was autograph show to benefit the the California Angels. 5-3 with a 4.35 ERA in 66 appear- hurricane disaster relief fund for Following five plus seasons in ances. Puerto Rico in the winter of 1998. the minor leagues, Hernandez made This past season, Hernandez was Hernandez is married to Ivonne his debut with the Chicago White 3-5 with a 4.76 ERA in 56.2 innings of and the couple has three children: Sox. In his first full season, he work with the Philadelphia Phillies. Kairy, Roberto, Jr., and Jose.

7 USCA ATHLETIC FACILITIES

Clubhouse of the new stadium. This is where the Pacers Front, left side view of the new stadium. The beautiful will truly feel the luxury of their new home. new structure is framed by a collection of Palmetto trees.

Stands of the new stadium. Almost 850 of the stadium’s View of first base line. Fans will not only get an unob- 1,000 seats are covered, protecting fans from any unwel- structed view of the action, but will also be completely come elements. protected by the netting.

OTHER HOMES OF USC AIKEN ATHLETICS

J.H. Satcher Field “The Courthouse” Palmetto Golf Course Formerly the home of the USC Aiken This 2,500-seat arena is considered Founded in 1892, Palmetto is recog- baseball team, Satcher Field is now one of the toughest places to play in nized as the fourth oldest golf course one of the best Division II softball the PBC. It is home to both basketball in the United States. It serves as the facilities in the Southeast. teams and USCA’s volleyball team. home of the USC Aiken Pacers.

8 HEAD COACH KENNY THOMAS Kenny Thomas Head Coach

In five seasons as head coach of dramatic 8-6 victory over Newberry the USC Aiken baseball program, in 10 innings. Kenny Thomas has amassed 156 Junior Ashley Farr was named wins and re-established the Pacers as First-Team All-American becoming a team on the up-swing in the tough USCA’s first-ever in NCAA history to Peach Belt Conference and Division II achieve that distinction. baseball. Once a perennial Division II On April 13 this past season, power, the Pacers returned to the Thomas notched his 150th win in an national rankings early in 2002 11-2 victory over in-state non- following a four-year absence. conference foe Claflin University. The USCA rose as high as 15th before Pacers would post six more wins placing 20th in the final poll of the down the stretch for the program’s season.The Pacers appeared in the fourth-straight 30-win campaign under final eight-straight polls of the 2002 Thomas, one short of tying the season. school’s NCAA mark. In his second season, Thomas PERSONAL A pair of talents signed posted a 30-25 overall record, the Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee professional contracts with Major first time USCA hit the 30-win Date Hired at USCA: July 1, 1999 League Baseball orgranizations plateau since the 1996 team finished following last season’s 30-26 year. 32-25. EDUCATION Junior third baseman Bradley Key In Thomas’ first season, the High School: Stratford (Nashville) capped off his record setting season Pacers finished with a winning College: Trevecca Nazarene, by being drafted in the 48th round and record, 29-27, for the first time in 1978; Played baseball from signing a minor league contact with three seasons. USCA was 15-15 in 1975-78 the Cincinnati Reds. All-American PBC action, the most conference Ashley Farr signed as a free agent, wins since the 1993 squad won the COLLEGE COACHING CAREER also the Reds organization. PBC regular season crown going 15- USC Aiken USC Aiken registered wins over 6 on their way to making the school's 2004 30-26 .536 #2 North Florida, #10 Augusta State, second-straight NCAA postseason 2003 30-24 .556 #16 Georgia College & State appearance. 2002 37-19 .661 University, #18 Lander, and #28 Before taking the helm at USC 2001 30-25 .545 Francis Marion with a 7-9 overall Aiken, Thomas spent 12 seasons as 2000 29-27 .518 record against top 25 teams. the head coach at Volunteer State Total ...... 156-121 .563 In their first year in their new Community College in Gallatin, stadium, the Pacers won four of their Tenn.At Volunteer State, Thomas JUNIOR COLLEGE CAREER five home conference series with the amassed an impressive 520-223 Volunteer State CC lone defeat by #2 North Florida. record including six division crowns, 1999 52-13 .800 In 2002, the Pacers’ 37-19 record eight regional appearances, and two 1998 50-10 .833 marked the most wins since the 1993 Junior College World Series 1997 45-15 .750 team was 46-18 and went to the appearances, all while playing in the 1996 38-21 .644 NCAA Division II World Series.A 16- tough Tennessee Junior College 1995 41-23 .641 14 Peach Belt Conference record Athletic Association. 1994 43-13 .768 placed the Pacers fifth, their best In his first year at Volunteer 1993 43-20 .683 finish since tying for third in 1995. State, Thomas won 38 games. Only 1992 43-16 .729 Thomas coached three ABCA All- one other time in his 12 seasons 1991 44-17 .721 Americans in 2002 as his squad would he win less than 41. 1990 41-27 .603 rewrote the record books. He was named Coach of the 1989 42-18 .700 On February 12, 2002, USC Year in 1989, 1993-96, and 1998 by 1988 38-30 .559 Aiken knocked off Limestone College his fellow coaches and was selected Total ...... 520-223 .700 14-8 to hand Thomas his 100th in 1995 and 1999 as the National career victory at USC Aiken. His 50th Junior College Athletic Association win came on April 4, 2001 in a Eastern District Coach of the Year.

9 HEAD COACH KENNY THOMAS

Thomas’ success has not gone unnoticed by the community. Over the past four seasons, the Pacers have finished in the top 15 in Division II in home attendance. On March 27 in a 16-4 win over West Virginia State, the Pacers set a new school single game attendance mark with 1,025 fans as part of a “Pack-the-Park” promotion. Thomas also instilled in his team the confidence needed to win the big games as the Pacers have won 38 games played against ranked opponents in the past five seasons. As a player, Thomas earned NAIA All-American honors his senior year as a catcher while at Trevecca Nazarene University in Nashville,

Tenn. Photo credit: Larry Gleason, USC Aiken Photographer. Following his graduation in 1978, Above: Thomas gives his team some pregame instructions before the Pacers’ season opener against Carson- Thomas began coaching a Stan Newman. The January 31st game also served as the opening game for Roberto Hernandez Stadium. 82), and St. Louis Cardinals (1982- Musial summer league team. In nine THOMAS’ RECORD VS. OPPONENTS summers, he led his team to a 88).After becoming head coach at Alabama-Huntsville ...... 1-2 national championship (1985), a Volunteer State, Thomas remained Anderson ...... 2-1 with the Cardinals organization in a Armstrong Atlantic State ...... 9-6 runner-up finish (1986), and a third Augusta State ...... 10-5 place finish (1984). part time capacity until 1995. Barton ...... 3-3 Thomas also became a local He has served as a hitting Bellarmine ...... 3-0 instructor at the famous Stan Saleski Belmont Abbey ...... 0-3 scout for the New York Yankees Brevard ...... 3-1 (1980-81), Cincinnati Reds (1981- Baseball Camp in Dayton, Ohio as Brewton-Parker ...... 1-0 well as conducting his own Kenny Carson-Newman ...... 3-5 Thomas Winter Baseball Academy. Catawba ...... 2-4 Claflin ...... 1-0 Started in 1990 with 12 kids, Thomas’ Coker ...... 2-0 camps, winter and summer, quickly Columbus State ...... 5-10 grew to over 400 students by 1999. Cumberland (TN) ...... 1-2 Erskine ...... 1-0 Thomas has coached 43 players Fairmont State ...... 2-0 who have gone on to be drafted in Florida Tech...... 1-0 professional baseball drafts, 68 All- Francis Marion ...... 7-7 Georgia ...... 0-2 Conference players, six conference Georgia College & State ...... 4-11 Players of the Year, 10 All-Americans, Kennesaw State ...... 1-14 and one National Player of the Year. Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 1-0 Lander ...... 11-4 This past season, the Pacers Limestone ...... 4-2 opened the new 1,000-seat Roberto Lincoln Memorial ...... 10-4 Hernandez Stadium of which Thomas Lindsey Wilson ...... 4-2 Milligan ...... 2-0 and Athletic Director Randy Warrick Newberry ...... 9-3 were instrumental in securing a one UNC Pembroke ...... 9-6 million dollar donation from the 14- North Florida ...... 5-10 North Greenville ...... 6-0 year Major League Baseball veteran. Presbyterian ...... 3-5 Thomas is also involved in the Saint Andrew’s ...... 1-0 local community. His work with the Saint Augustine ...... 1-0 USC Upstate ...... 8-8 Aiken AMBUCS club has garnered Southern Indiana ...... 4-1 him honors by that organization that Taylor ...... 1-0 serves to award college scholarships West Florida ...... 1-0 West Virginia State ...... 3-0 to physically handicapped high school West Virginia Tech ...... 9-0 Photo credit: USC Aiken Sports Information. students. Wingate ...... 0-2 Above: Thomas with his wife, Judy, at their home in Total (at USCA) ...... 156-121 Aiken, S.C.

10 ASSISTANT COACHES: MICHAEL HOLDER • MARK CONNER • MITCH HEARNE Michael Holder Assistant Coach

Michael Holder begins his first Cape Cod League. season as assistant coach for the Prior to his arrival at Vanderbilt, USC Aiken baseball program. He Holder spent two seasons as an comes to USCA from his volunteer assistant coach at Greenbrier High assistant coaching position at School followed by a one-year stint Vanderbilt University. as an assistant at Middle Georgia A native of Evans, Ga., Holder College. spent three seasons with the Commo- Holder graduated from Augusta dores mentoring the catchers and State University in May 2001 with a overseeing field preparation at Bachelor’s of Science degree in Hawkins Field. Education. As a player, he was a In the summer of 2003, Holder four-year letterwinner as a catcher for served as an assistant coach for the Georgia Southern University (1995- Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious 99).

Mark Conner Assistant Coach

Mark Conner also begins his first Prior to last season, Conner was season as assistant coach for the an assistant coach for Cumberland USC Aiken baseball program. He University for five seasons. comes to USCA from Indian Hills As a player at Cumberland, Community College located in Conner was a four-year standout Centerville, Iowa. catcher, earning Mid-South All- As an assistant coach for the Conference honors in 1998. A nationally-ranked junior college, member of four conference champi- Conner worked with pitchers and onships (1996-99), his Cumberland catchers, managed the strength and squads appeared in three NAIA conditioning program, as well as World Series. coordinated recruiting. He also Conner earned his Bachelor’s of served as head coach of the junior Arts and Master’s of Arts degrees in varsity baseball program. Education from Cumberland in 1999.

Mitch Hearne Assistant Coach

Mitch Hearne begins his second hander, posted a 5-1 record with a season as assistant coach for the 2.62 ERA in 27 appearances. He USC Aiken baseball program. A worked 44.2 innings striking out 40 former Pacer player, Hearne began and holding opponents to a .247 his collegiate career under the tute- batting average against. lage of Kenny Thomas when Thomas Hearne earned his Bachelor’s of was still at Volunteer State Community Science degree in Exercise and College. Sport Science from USC Aiken in After following Thomas to USCA May 2003. in 2000, Hearne hit .250 with four Along with other duties, Hearne home runs and 32 RBI. He redshirted will work with the talented Pacer in 2001 only to be transformed into a pitching staff. pitcher for the 2002 season. The overpowering 6-5 right-

11 ROSTER • PRONUNCIATION GUIDE • GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN

2005 USC AIKEN BASEBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown Last School 1 Zach Cooper OF So. 5-7 165 R/R North Augusta, S.C. North Augusta HS 2 Jon Paul LHP So. 5-8 155 L/L Prosperity, S.C. Mid Carolina HS 4 Matt Spivey IF Fr. 5-8 160 R/R Summerville, S.C. Summerville HS 5 Brandon Barenie OF Sr. 5-10 178 R/R Evans, Ga. Young Harris JC 6 Daniel Quartararo 2B Sr. 6-0 195 R/R Belleview, Fla. Seminole CC 7 Ian Kowalchuk IF Jr. 6-0 160 R/R St. Catharines, Ont. Sir Winston Churchill HS 8 Steven Kinney 3B Jr. 5-11 197 L/R Duncan, S.C. Armstrong Atlantic State 9 Derek Claussen RHP Sr. 5-11 200 R/R Joliet, Ill. Joliet JC 10 Ben Tankersley IF So. 5-7 155 R/R Evans, Ga. Presbyterian College 12 Ryan Mitchell RHP Fr. 6-1 170 R/R Hartsville, S.C. Hartsville HS 13 Bob Hatcher C Sr. 5-8 175 R/R Harlem, Ga. Chattahoochee Valley CC 14 Chris Ericksen LHP Jr. 6-5 190 L/L Joliet, Ill. South Suburban CC 15 Brad Johnson OF Fr. 5-10 175 R/R Gilbert, S.C. Gilbert HS 16 Michael Wadowski 1B Jr. 5-10 190 L/L Northville, Mich. Troy University 17 Robert Davis C Jr. 5-11 195 R/R Evans, Ga. Manatee CC 18 Jerod Summer RHP Sr. 6-0 200 R/R Cayce, S.C. Brookland-Cayce HS 21 Patrick Jones OF Sr. 6-2 220 R/R Cartersville, Ga. Southern Poly Tech 22 Steve Dunham RHP Sr. 6-2 210 R/R Evans, Ga. Middle Georgia JC 23 Matthew Tripp 1B Sr. 6-4 230 R/L Dunn, N.C. Southeastern CC 25 Darryl Pui OF Fr. 6-0 180 R/R Thornhill, Ont. Thornhill HS 26 Mark Yarbrough LHP Fr. 5-11 180 L/L Hephzibah, Ga. Westminster HS 27 Chris Sheehan OF Jr. 5-10 195 L/L Downers Grove, Ill. Lemont HS 28 Bobby White LHP Sr. 6-4 230 L/L North Augusta, S.C. Univ. of South Carolina 29 Scott Wandless OF/P Fr. 6-0 205 L/L Evans, Ga. Greenbrier HS 30 Marc Joehnk SS So. 6-0 170 R/R Lynnwood, Wash. Edmonds CC 31 Nick Wandless RHP Jr. 6-1 212 R/R Evans, Ga. Greenbrier HS 32 Casey Derhak IF/P Jr. 6-0 185 L/R Palm Bch Grdns, Fla. Brevard JC 34 Peden Rucker LHP So. 6-2 205 L/L Lexington, S.C. White Knoll HS 36 Trey Williams P/1B So. 6-3 196 R/R North Augusta, S.C. North Augusta HS 37 Justin Williams OF Sr. 5-10 180 L/L Barnwell, S.C. Barnwell HS 38 Harold Sofield RHP Sr. 6-3 195 R/R Ridgefield, N.J. Cliffside HS 39 Jonathan Ramada RHP Jr. 6-3 215 R/R Noord, Aruba Indian Hills CC 40 Dominic Creech RHP Fr. 6-3 190 R/R Barnwell, S.C. Barnwell HS COACHING STAFF 19 Kenny Thomas Head Coach (Trevecca Nazarene, 1978), Sixth Season 11 Michael Holder Assistant Coach (Augusta State, 2001), First Season 33 Mark Conner Assistant Coach (Cumberland University, 1999), First Season 20 Mitch Hearne Assistant Coach (USC Aiken, 2003), Second Season

PRONUNCIATON GUIDE GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN 16 Brandon BARENIE BARE-knee South Carolina 12 9 Derek CLAUSSEN CLAW-sin Georgia 9 32 Casey DERHAK DER-hack Illinois 3 30 Marc JOEHNK JOIN-ck Canada 2 2 IAN KOWALCHUK E-an Ka-WALL-chuck Florida 2 25 Darryl PUI POO-ee Aruba 1 6 Daniel QUARTARARO Quart-AR-ar-o Michigan 1 34 PEDEN Rucker PAY-den New Jersey 1 38 Harold SOFIELD SO-field North Carolina 1 10 Ben TANKERSLEY TANK-ers-lee Washington 1 16 Michael WADOWSKI Wa-DOW-ski 31 Nick WANDLESS WAND-less 29 Scott WANDLESS WAND-less

12 2005 OUTLOOK • TOP 30 POLL • PBC PRESEASON POLL

THOMAS HOPEFUL CHANGES WILL HELP PACERS Collegiate Baseball Magazine 2005 Preseason Top 30 exceed expectations January 3, 2005 Team Pts When you lose a couple of All- well ahead of ninth-placed Francis 1. Delta State (54-11) 636 American caliber players such as Marion. North Florida is the favorite t2. Central Missouri State (57-8) 616 Ashley Farr and Bradley Key, add in to win their sixth title in seven years, t2. Florida Southern (35-22-1) 616 a completely new assistant coaching 11 points ahead of second-place 4. North Florida (41-18) 596 staff, and observe that 13 players on Kennesaw State and 14 points in front 5. Rollins (48-12) 586 6. Kennesaw State (32-24) 552 the roster are freshmen or sopho- of 2004 NCAA South Atlantic Re- 7. CSU-Chico (42-21-1) 538 mores, its easy to understand why gional champs Columbus State. 8. Grand Valley State (46-16) 532 expectations from the outside world “The preseason polls just about 9. Columbus State (40-21) 502 may be down just a bit for the 2005 mirror the final standings. Its about 10. Sonoma State (39-28) 472 USC Aiken Pacers. what I expected [being picked eighth] 11. Southern Arkansas (45-15) 468 But if head coach Kenny Tho- because most teams see we lost our 12. Tampa (41-16) 462 mas, in his sixth season at the helm, best two players in Farr and Key,” 13. Ashland (47-15) 458 has his way, the Pacers are going to said Thomas. “We do not want to 14. Augusta State (38-18) 456 surprise some people with their play. finish eighth, however, and we’ve 15. Mesa State (44-19) 424 16. St. Mary’s (Texas) (42-16) 398 “I do expect us to be a better worked very hard not to.” 17. Shippensburg (43-12) 386 team than we were a year ago,” said This year will mark the Pacers 18. Colorado St.-Pueblo (44-10-1) 364 Thomas, whose team is coming of its second in Roberto Hernandez Sta- 19. Georgia Coll. & State (32-22) 326 fourth consecutive 30-win season. dium, the beautiful 1,000-seat facility 20. Valdosta State (33-26) 316 “Obviously a big hole to fill is the christened January 31, 2004. After 21. Kutztown (37-14) 314 dominating hitter that Bradley Key stumbling out of the gates, USCA 22. Wayne State (44-18) 302 was. I don’t think we are going to settled in and posted a .659 winning 23. Franklin Pierce (32-22) 290 have a dominating hitter like that that percentage at home (27-14) including 24. Northern Kentucky (37-25) 270 is going to hit .400. And we lost one a 9-6 mark in conference contests. 25. Abilene Christian (31-25) 252 26. Bryant (40-17) 236 of our weekend starters [pitcher], but Thomas says the stadium still 27. Mount Olive (37-15) 230 I feel like we will be better as a team feels new to the players and fans and 28. Wisconsin-Parkside (41-18) 214 from top to bottom.” that it is very much a source of pride 29. Barry (34-21) 166 In the 2005 Peach Belt Confer- for everyone surrounding the pro- 30. Incarnate Word (40-17) 162 ence preseason coaches poll, the gram. Many teams give the Pacers 32. Lander (33-23) 156 Pacers were tabbed eighth, just their best shot because of the nice Bold italics represent PBC teams. behind Armstrong Atlantic State but stadium and large crowds, something Thomas views will only make his 2005 Peach Belt Conference team better in the long run. Preseason Coaches Poll Eight hurlers return from 2004 including two of the Pacers three Team Pts weekend starters in Steve Dunham 1. North Florida (8) ...... 98 2. Kennesaw State (2) ...... 87 and Derek Claussen. Nick Wandless, 3. Columbus State (1) ...... 84 the team’s closer for the past two 4. Augusta State ...... 67 seasons, has yet another year under 5. Georgia College & State ...... 65 his belt while Peden Rucker and Jon 6. Lander ...... 53 Paul gained valuable experience as 7. Armstrong Atlantic State ...... 48 freshmen and will help anchor a 8. USC Aiken...... 41 potent bullpen. 9. Francis Marion ...... 26 Losing the left side of the infield in 10. USC Upstate ...... 22 Key and Tony Hanks will provide 11. UNC Pembroke ...... 14 opportunities for some younger guys to step up. The outfield should be Conference. Our young pitchers solid with a number of returners and having a year of experience should new additions. make a big difference,” said Thomas.

Photo credit: Larry Gleason, USC Aiken Photographer. “Our biggest asset coming back “We may have lost some of our Above: Second baseman Daniel Quartararo provided from last year may just be our young dominant hitters and pitchers, but we pop at the top of the Pacers’ lineup batting .364 with 81 guys, like Zach Cooper, gaining have replaced that with consistency hits, 13 doubles, 51 runs scored, and 30 RBI in 2004. valuable experience in the Peach Belt and depth and we feel we will be a

13 2005 OUTLOOK

better team from top to bottom, at comers Ben Tankersley and Matt the plate and one the mound.” Spivey will add depth at second base Michael Holder and Mark Conner behind Quartararo. replace the outgoing assistant At shortstop, Mark Joenhk is the coaching staff and many close to the early leader through preseason, but program feel the change will have a junior Ian Kowalchuk will push for positive impact. Their presence can time as well. even be felt with the incoming “Ian’s worked so hard,” said recruiting class. Thomas. “Mark has stepped up, but “This [recruiting class] is prob- he has to adjust to the pitching at ably the best bunch we’ve had since this level.” I’ve been here. There’s a lot of Steven Kinney, a transfer from contributors in this group, real team Armstrong Atlantic State, and Casey players, guys who are going to be Derhak, a couple of new faces for tremendous players,” said Thomas. Pacer fans, will see time at the hot “I can see many of them having Photo credit: Larry Gleason, USC Aiken Photographer. corner. Kowalchuk will also add outstanding careers before they Above: Right hander Steve Dunham led all Pacer starters depth there. and ranked 12th in the Peach Belt Conference with a 3.14 leave.” ERA. He was also second in the PBC in strikeouts (93). As far as goals for 2005, Tho- OUTFIELD mas has tried not to throw a set 2005. Robert Davis and Bob Hatcher Two of three starters return for number of wins out there, however, return after strong first years with the the Pacers in the outfield. Sopho- he says winning the conference is team last season. more Zach Cooper is back in always a top goal. “There may be a better catcher in centerfield after missing 18 games our conference, but it’ll be tough to with a hand injury. Seniors Justin PITCHING find two guys better than Davis and Williams and Brandon Barenie, who With eight of 16 arms back from Hatcher. They are both bulldogs. split time in right field, return while last year representing 69.7 percent They handle pitchers well, throw well, the lone gap is in left after Farr’s of the innings worked, pitching can hit,” said Thomas. “I can feel graduation. should be a strength for the Pacers. comfortable with either one of them “I am so proud of how hard Zach Dunham returns after a hard-luck out there.” Cooper has worked, and Justin first season with USCA. Despite Davis hit .364 with five home Williams is improving and returning recording a 3.14 ERA and 93 runs, 12 doubles, and 51 RBI last to his old self,” said Thomas. strikeouts in 109.0 innings, Dunham year. Hatcher batted .252 with six Chris Sheehan, who was rel- was just 4-9 with a number of tough doubles, three homers, and 17 RBI. egated to mostly designated hitting losses. The duo combined to throw out 31 duties last year with a shoulder Wandless was 5-1 with a 2.98 potential base stealers while commit- injury, returns and Darryl Pui and ERA and four saves as the Pacers’ ting just five errors for a .990 fielding Brad Johnson are a pair of redshirt closer last year. percentage. freshmen who can add depth. “The addition of Bobby White Scott Wandless, younger brother has been good for us,” said Thomas. INFIELD of Nick, will see time in the outfield “Derek Claussen’s experience will be The Pacers lost seven years of and on the mound while senior valuable to us. This could be an experience on the left side of the Patrick Jones adds experience. interesting staff. With 16 pitchers, infield with the drafting of Key and we are going to use some depth and graduation of shortstop Tony Hanks. have a lot of specialists. Our plan is The right side, however, returns both for our starters to go five or six starters in Matt Tripp and Daniel innings and then turn it over to our Quartararo. bullpen, we think that’s our strength.” “Tripp coming back at first base Sophomores Peden Rucker, Jon got experience last season and wih Paul, and Trey Williams join seniors the addition of Mike Wadowski, first Jerod Summer and Harold Sofield will be a steady position for us. Davis along with eight new arms to round could see time at first as well,” said out the staff. Thomas. “Daniel led off for us last

year, but we may need to get his bat Photo credit: Larry Gleason. CATCHING further down in our line-up this year.” Above: Bob Hatcher, along with Robert Davis, formed a Behind the plate may be the Quartararo hit .362 with 13 solid team behind the plate for the Pacers in 2004 combining to throw out 31 potential base stealers. Pacers’ single biggest strength in doubles and 51 runs scored. New-

14 2005 RETURNING PACERS: BRANDON BARENIE • DEREK CLAUSSEN • STEVE DUNHAM

career-best four runs scored...Went 2-for-3 with three RBI, three Brandon Barenie runs scored, and three walks in a win over West Virginia Tech on April 27. SR • Outfielder • 178 • 5-10 Evans, Georgia Young Harris JC: In his two seasons at Young Harris, Barenie earned All-Region honors behind the plate...Twice named to the 2004 (Junior): Seventh on the team in conference All-Tournament squad. hits with 33 in his first season as a Pacer...Started 42 of 51 games played in Evans High School: An All-Region selection for the Knights as right field...Sixth with nine multiple hit a junior...Named Defensive Player of the Year in his sophomore games and tied for seventh with four season. 5 multiple RBI performances...Smacked a season-high three hits going 3-for-3 on Feb. 1 versus Carson-Newman...In an April 7 Personal: Brandon Keith Barenie is the son of Jim and Michelle win over Brevard, Barenie was 2-for-3 with one double and a Barenie...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 51-42 .234 141 25 33 6 1 0 12 41 .291 19 1 33 .329 0 8 6-6 78 3 4 .953 Totals: 51-42 .234 141 25 33 6 1 0 12 41 .291 19 1 33 .329 0 8 6-6 78 3 4 .953

April 24 in an upset of #2 North Florida going 7.0 innings, Derek Claussen scattering nine hits and two runs while fanning four in the win.

SR • RHP • 200 • 5-11 Joliet JC: Twice named All-Conference and All-Region...Posted Joliet, Illinois a 5-2 mark with 52 strikeouts and a 3.54 ERA in 50.1 innings as a sophomore...Was 7-2 with a 3.40 ERA as a freshman. 2004 (Junior): After redshirting in 2003, Claussen posted a 5-5 record with a Providence Catholic High School: Senior season was shorted 4.57 ERA in 65.0 innings for the Pacers due to a knee injury, but still served as the team’s last year...As a weekend starter, his five captain...Posted an undefeated record as a sophomore. wins tied Nick Wandless for most on the 9 team while his 14 starts was second...Tossed 6.0 innings of Personal: Derek Robert Claussen is the son of Terry and Judy four-hit, shutout baseball on Feb. 28 versus Catawba striking Claussen...He is majoring in Fine Arts with an emphasis in out a career-high five in notching his first win...Pitched a gem on graphic design.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 4.57 5-5 15 14 1 0 0 65.0 80 47 33 34 31 14 1 5 260 .308 7 7 3 10 Totals: 4.57 5-5 15 14 10065.0 80 47 33 34 31 14 1 5 260 .308 7 7 3 10

high 12 batters in a 4-2 loss to Columbus State on Feb. Steve Dunham 21...Worked 10 innings, striking out 10 in a 4-2 defeat of UNC Pembroke. SR • RHP • 210 • 6-2 Evans, Georgia Middle Georgia JC: Two-year starter posted an 8-4 record while serving as team’s co-captain...Went 8-1 as a freshman 2004 (Junior): Dunham was the ace of and led team to the Junior College World Series. the Pacers staff, leading all starters with a 3.14 ERA...Ranked 12th in PBC in Evans High School: As a senior, Dunham was 5-1...Two-time ERA, second in innings pitched with All-Area selection...Named to GHSAA All-Star team...Went 10-3 109.0, and second in strikeouts with as a sophomore...Tossed22 no-hitter against Greenbrier HS. 93...Allowed two runs or less in six of his 15 starts...Average start was 7.1 innings...Tossed one of his four complete games Personal: Steven Michael Dunham is the son of Bill and Pam on Mar. 20 in a 7-3 win over #16 GC&SU...Struck out career- Dunham...He is majoring in Secondary Education.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 3.14 4-9 15 15 4 0 0 109.0 108 53 38 27 93 28 3 7 409 .264 3 17 7 7 Totals: 3.14 4-9 15 15 400109.0 108 53 38 27 93 28 3 7 409 .264 3 17 7 7

15 2005 RETURNING PACERS: BOB HATCHER • DANIEL QUARTARARO • HAROLD SOFIELD Bob Hatcher three RBI at Kennesaw State on April 17. Chattahoochee Valley CC: Batted .382 with 17 doubles, three SR • Catcher • 175 • 5-8 triples, one home run, and 30 RBI...Named Second-Team All- Harlem, Georgia Conference.

2004 (Junior): In 40 games played, Harlem High School: Received First-Team All-Area acclaim started 29 behind the plate for the after hitting .385 with three home runs and playing behind the Pacers...Hit .252 with six doubles and plate for the Bulldogs as a senior...Selected as a Northeast All- three home runs...Sixth on the team in Star...Posted a .380 batting average with three home runs in his multiple RBI games with five and eighth junior season...As a13 sophomore, batted .393 with three homers. in multiple hit outings with eight...Drove in a season-high four RBI on a 2-for-5 night with one home run on April 27 versus WV Personal: Bob Hatcher is the son of Jimmie and Nancy Tech...Went 2-for-3 wtih one home run, two runs scored, and Lewis...He is majoring in Biology.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 40-29 .252 111 15 28 6 0 3 17 43 .387 7 2 24 .301 3 2 1-1 194 26 3 .987 Totals: 40-29 .252 111 15 28 6 0 3 17 43 .387 7 2 24 .301 3 2 1-1 194 26 3 .987

longest of the season by a Pacer...Had a career-night in April Daniel Quartararo 13th’s win over Claflin going 4-for-6 at the plate with one home run, six RBI, and three runs scored...Turned in a 4-for-5 day with SR • Second Base • 195 • 6-0 three runs scored and three RBI on April 10 at Augusta State. Belleview, Florida Seminole CC: Played two seasons at Seminole Community 2004 (Junior): Finished a close third on College in Orlando, Florida. the team in batting average at .362 while his 81 hits was second...Tied for second Belleview High School: Played four seasons for the Rattlers in doubles with 13...Ranked ninth in the and head coach Tony Cason. PBC in runs scored with 51...His 28 6 multiple hit games was best on the team while he was fifth in Personal: Daniel Scott Quartararo is the son of Larry and multiple RBI performances with six...At one point during the Penny Quartararo...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport season, Quartararo had a 19-game hitting streak, the second Science.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 54-54 .362 224 51 81 13 1 4 30 108 .482 28 2 32 .437 0 3 6-9 139 140 15 .949 Totals: 54-54 .362 224 51 81 13 1 4 30 108 .482 28 2 32 .437 0 3 6-9 139 140 15 .949

and strikeouts with 37...Worked 5.1 innings recording a career- Harold Sofield best eight strikeouts in a Feb.9 game versus Carson-Newman.

SR • RHP • 195 • 6-3 2002 (Freshman): Recorded 10 strikeouts and allowed just one Ridgefield, New Jersey extra base hit in 50 batters faced...Highlight of season came on Feb. 17 in an 8-7 loss to #4 GC&SU in 16 innings...Worked 3.0 2004 (Junior): Tossed 1.0 inning of relief innings of scoreless, hitless baseball, notching three strikeouts. in the 2004 opening series versus Carson-Newman, not allowing a Cliffside High School: Posted a 9-3 record with a 1.11 ERA as hit...Recorded one strikeout in 1.0 inning a senior...Named All-League and All-County...Tallied 95 of work versus North Greenville on strikeouts in 80.0 innings38 pitched for the Red Raiders. March 11. Personal: Harold Sofield is the son of Harold and Silvina 2003 (Sophomore): Fourth on team in appearances with 20 Sofield...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 10.12 0-1 4 00002.24 4 3 41 10 0 13.308 0 0 0 0 2003 4.99 0-3 20 400048.2 54 38 27 32 37 8 3 4 189 .286 6 6 2 4 2002 10.22 0-0 8 3 0 0 0 12.1 16 18 14 16 10 0 0 1 50 .320 2 1 0 3 Totals: 6.22 0-4 32 700063.2 74 60 44 52 48 9 3 5 252 .294 8 7 2 7

16 2005 RETURNING PACERS: JEROD SUMMER • MATTHEW TRIPP • JUSTIN WILLIAMS

of 10 appearances holding opponents to a .288 batting average Jerod Summer against...In a Feb. 26 game with Milligan, struck out seven batters, allowing just one earned run in the win. SR • RHP • 200 • 6-0 Cayce, South Carolina 2001 (Freshman): Fourth on team in wins with a 4-1 record...Tossed complete game on Mar. 21 in a 4-1 win over 2004 (Junior): Tied for fifth on the team Barton...Allowed no earned runs while striking out eight batters. in wins and finished fourth in games started with seven...Worked 6.0 innings Brookland-Cayce High School: Posted a 7-1 record with a in his first start of the season in defeating 1.74 ERA in leading Brookland-Cayce to the 2000 SC State Anderson College on March 3...Twice Title...Registered 5318 strikeouts in being named All-State. beat North Greenville combining for 11 strikeouts in 11 innings. Personal: Jerod Marshall Summer is the son of Randy and 2003 (Sophomore): Third on team in ERA (3.83)...Started eight Lynn Summer...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 5.67 3-2 10 700039.2543725132270 3 173.312 2 9 3 1 2003 3.83 2-1 10 800040.04630171717120 3 160.288 4 8 1 4 2001 5.93 4-1 16 7 1 0 0 60.2 74 46 40 17 27 18 0 4 242 .306 2 9 2 7 Totals: 5.26 9-4 36 22 100140.1 174 113 82 47 66 37 0 10 575 .303 8 26 6 12

plate...In a March 16 game versus Barton smacked two Matthew Tripp doubles.

SR • First Base • 230 • 6-4 Southeastern CC: Hit .381 with nine home runs and 14 Dunn, North Carolina doubles, driving in 45 runs as a sophomore.

2004 (Junior): Batted .280 with four Triton High School: Two-time First-Team All-Conference doubles and 13 runs scored in 37 selection...Batted an impressive .565 as as senior for the Hawks games...Started 27 games at first with six homers, 14 doubles, and 40 RBI...Named team Most base...At one point had a seven-game Valuable Player...As a junior, hit .494 with four home runs, 12 hitting streak, seventh longest on the doubles, and 33 RBI...Won23 Coaches Award. team...Finished ninth in multiple hit games with seven...Went 4- for-4 on March 3 versus Anderson...Hit only home run in a Personal: Matthew Ishmun Tripp is the son of Mark and Darline March 6 match-up with Francis Marion going 3-for-6 at the Tripp...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 37-27 .280 93 13 26 4 0 1 9 33 .355 8 3 22 .352 1 1 0-0 223 10 3 .987 Totals: 37-27 .280 93 15 26 4 0 1 9 33 .355 8 3 22 .352 1 1 0-0 223 10 3 .987

Justin Williams and three RBI in a Feb. 18 match-up with North Greenville. 2002 (Freshman): Seventh on the team in batting average at SR • Outfielder • 180 • 5-10 .303...Played in 33 games including 19 as a starter...On Feb. 23 Barnwell, South Carolina in a 10-9 win at Lander, Williams was a perfect 4-for-4 with one run scored and one RBI...In a 27-8 win over Taylor, Williams 2004 (Junior): Tied for seventh in went 1-for-2 with four RBI after crushing a grand slam in the 7th. multiple RBI games with four...Eighth in runs scored with 18...On April 10 at rival Barnwell High School: As a senior, Williams batted .456...Se- Augusta State, Williams was 2-for-5 with lected to the North-South All-Star game...Named All-Region and a homer, three RBI, and one run scored. voted as the Tournament37 of Horns Most Valuable Player. 2003 (Sophomore): Missed over half the season due to Personal: Justin Matthew Williams is the son of Joe and injury...Fourth in stolen bases...Went 3-for-4 with one double Sandra Williams...He is majoring in Sociology.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 39-32 .178 118 18 21 5 0 2 11 32 .271 14 1 38 .271 0 1 5-5 75 3 5 .940 2003 25-21 .289 76 12 22 4 0 0 17 26 .342 9 1 23 .368 1 3 6-10 121 2 2 .984 2002 33-19 .303 76 17 23 6 1 2 15 37 .487 16 0 20 .419 1 0 8-8 29 1 0 1.000 Totals: 97-62 .244 270 47 66 15 1 4 43 95 .352 39 2 81 .344 2 4 19-23 225 6 7 .971

17 2005 RETURNING PACERS: ROBERT DAVIS • IAN KOWALCHUK • CHRIS SHEEHAN

home run and four RBI in a Feb. 8 win over Lincoln Memorial, Robert Davis the first ever victory at Roberto Hernandez Stadium.

JR • Catcher • 195 • 5-11 Manatee CC: Awarded Academic All-Conference honors his Evans, Georgia freshman season at the Bradenton, Fla. institution.

2004 (Sophomore): Second on the Greenbrier High School: Drafted by the San Francisco Giants team in batting average at .364 and RBI organization following his senior season for the Wolfpack... with 51...Finished 10th in the PBC in Received All-County honors as a junior...Named All-District and batting average and sixth in RBI...His 16 All-Region as a sophomore. multiple RBI games was second on the 17 team while his 24 multiple hit games ranked third...Davis will Personal: Robert Ellington Davis, IV is the son of Bob and bring an 11-game hitting streak into the 2005 season, the third- Nancy Davis...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. longest streak from last year...Went 2-for-5 with one double, one

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 51-50 .364 195 39 71 12 2 5 51 102 .523 20 7 16 .436 3 0 3-3 255 27 2 .993 Totals: 51-50 .364 195 39 71 12 2 5 51 102 .523 20 7 16 .436 3 0 3-3 255 27 2 .993

1 with one RBI and one run scored in a pinch hitting role on Ian Kowalchuk Feb. 2 versus Lincoln Memorial...On Mar. 20, was 2-for-3 with three runs scored, one walk, and one stolen base versus West JR • Infielder • 160 • 6-0 Virginia Tech. St. Catharines, Ontario Sir Winston Churchill High School: Named MVP of team after 2004 (Sophomore): Played in 30 games leading team to Canadian Elite Baseball Conference (CEBC) including 14 as a starter, mostly at championship as a senior...In his junior year, named to CEBC shortstop...Turned in best performance All-Star team...Won Ontario Baseball Championships as a of his young career in a Feb. 8 win over sophomore and was awarded the gold glove for the tournament. Lincoln Memorial...Went 2-for-5 with one 7 double, two runs scored, and two RBI. Personal: Ian Matthew Graham Kowalchuk is the son of Dennis and Mary Kowalchuk...He is majoring in Interdisciplinary 2003 (Freshman): Played in 19 games starting six...Went 1-for- Studies.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 30-14 .184 49 79300 5 12.2458112.3100 23-324445.932 2003 19-6 .211 19 4 4 0 0 0 2 4 .211 6 0 4 .400 0 2 1-1 13 24 8 .822 Totals: 49-20 .191 68 11 13 3 0 0 7 16 .235 14 1 16 .337 0 4 4-4 37 68 13 .890

2003 (Freshman): Appeared in 43 games including 30 as a Chris Sheehan starter, more than any other freshman in 2003...Hit .269 with three home runs and 17 RBI...On April 6 versus Augusta State, JR • Outfielder • 195 • 5-10 went 4-for-4 with three RBI, three runs scored, and one home Downers Grove, Illinois run.

2004 (Sophomore): Battled through Lemont High School: Finished career holding 12 school injury to start 26 of 38 games played as records...Named All-State and one of Illinois’ top 50 players as a the team’s designated hitter...Sixth on senior in 2002...Three-time All-Conference and First-Team All- the team in doubles with eight...Had an Area selection...Hit .492 with eight home runs, nine doubles, eight-game hitting streak, sixth longest and 44 RBI. 27 on the team...Had a career-game on March 16 versus Barton going 3-for-4 with three doubles, one run scored, and two RBI. Personal: Christopher Thomas Sheehan is the son of John and Karen Sheehan...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 .250 38-26 108 18 27 8 0 2 14 41 .380 11 4 18 .341 0 1 2-2 6 0 0 1.000 2003 .269 43-30 119 22 32 2 1 3 17 45 .378 15 3 15 .365 0 3 2-3 190 12 7 .967 Totals: .260 81-56 227 40 59 10 1 5 31 86 .379 26 7 33 .354 0 4 4-5 196 12 7 .967

18 2005 RETURNING PACERS: NICK WANDLESS • ZACH COOPER • JONAUL P

2003 (Freshman): Set school record making 30 appearances Nick Wandless on the mound...Tied for second on the team in wins with an outstanding 6-2 mark...Also recorded two saves in 59.0 innings JR • RHP • 212 • 6-1 of work with a team-leading 2.90 ERA...Second on team in Evans, Georgia batting average against (.221) and strikeouts with 50...Tossed a complete-game shutout on Apr. 26 in a 6-0 win over UNC 2004 (Sophomore): Tied for 10th in the Pembroke allowing four hits while striking out seven. PBC in appearances with 24...Led the team in ERA at 2.98 and batting average Greenbrier High School: Received All-County, All-Area, and against (.244) among pitchers with at All-Region acclaim as a senior for the Wolfpack...Earned Jason least 15.0 innings of work...Tied with Davis award...Posted31 a 12-2 record with a 2.75 ERA. Derek Claussen for most wins with five...Finished season strong fanning three and holding AASU hitless over 2.1 innings as Personal: Nicholas David Wandless is the son of Ken and Teri USCA won 6-5 and Wandless notched the save. Wandless...He is majoring in History.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 2.98 5-1 24 300448.14432162646132 3 180.244 6 8 2 3 2003 2.90 6-2 30 4 1 1 2 59.0 49 29 19 20 50 16 1 3 222 .221 3 3 4 6 Totals: 2.93 11-3 54 7116107.1 93 61 35 46 96 29 3 6 402 .231 9 11 6 9

North Augusta High School: A four-year starter in center field Zach Cooper for the Yellow Jackets, Cooper collected a host of accolades his senior season...Hit .491 with five home runs, four triples, 14 SO • Outfielder • 165 • 5-7 doubles, 24 stolen bases, and 21 RBI...Named Aiken County N. Augusta, South Carolina Player of the Year...Augusta Chronicle Player of the Year... Selected All-State...Batted .390 as a junior and .356 as a 2004 (Freshman): Despite missing 18 sophomore...Two-time All-Region honoree...Named MVP of games with a broken hand, Cooper football and basketball teams as a sophomore. turned in a strong freshman campaign leading the team in stolen bases with Personal: David Zachary Cooper is the son of David and Gwin eight...He was also second with three Cooper...He is majoring in1 Exercise and Sport Science. triples and his team-leading nine sacrifice hits was just one shy of the school record...Went 3-for-3 with one triple, three runs scored, and a walk on March 6 versus Francis Marion.

Career Hitting Statistics at USCA Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2004 38-36 .273 128 29 35 5 3 0 14 46 .359 20 4 27 .388 0 9 8-10 82 3 2 .977 Totals: 38-36 .273 128 29 35 5 3 0 14 46 .359 20 4 27 .388 0 9 8-10 82 3 2 .977

and a 2.21 ERA in 41 innings of work for the Rebels...Recorded Jon Paul 58 strikeouts to just nine walks in earning Region Player of the Year honors and participating in the North-South All-Star SO • LHP • 155 • 5-8 game...Went 4-5 with a 1.43 ERA as a junior...Record was 0-1 Prosperity, South Carolina with a 1.22 ERA in his sophomore campaign.

2004 (Freshman): Led all freshmen Personal: Jonathan Ray Paul is the son of Ruel and Brenda pitchers with two starts...Made a total of Paul...He is majoring in Business Administration. nine appearances...Picked up first career victory in a relief appearance on March 17 in an 11-7 decision over Barton...Paul 2 struck out three and did not allow a run in 1.1 innings of work.

Mid Carolina High School: Posted a 6-2 record with two saves

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 6.46 1-0 9 2 0 0 0 15.1 23 14 11 6 12 6 1 2 66 .348 0 1 1 0 Totals: 6.46 1-0 9 200015.1 23 14 11 6 12 6 1 2 66 .348 0 1 1 0

19 2005 RETURNING PACERS: PEDEN RUCKER • TREY WILLIAMS • WHAT IS A PACER?

Francis Marion on Mar. 6 holding the Patriots to one earned run Peden Rucker on four hits over 6.0 innings in the 6-5 win...Rang up career-best four strikeouts in 3.1 innings of one-hit baseball on Apr. 27 in a SO • LHP • 205 • 6-2 7-6 win versus West Virginia Tech. Lexington, South Carolina White Knoll High School: Three-time All-Area, All-Region, and 2004 (Freshman): Fifth on the team with Best Defensive Player selection...Posted a 6-2 mark on the a 3.80 ERA...Tied for third in victories mound with a 1.10 ERA as a senior for the Timberwolves... As a with a 4-2 record...His 21 appearances junior, went 6-4 with a 1.45 ERA...In an outstanding sophomore was second only to Nick Wandless with campaign, went 10-1 with an 0.68 ERA recording 92 strikeouts 24...Held opponents to a .266 batting en route to being named34 the team’s Most Valuable Player. average against...Notched first win in second career appearance...Held Lincoln Memorial to one run on four hits over Personal: Robert Peden Rucker is the son of Mark Rucker...He 5.1 innings of long relief on Feb. 7 in the 6-4 victory...Shut down is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 3.80 4-2 21 1 0 0 0 47.1 49 25 20 14 28 10 0 5 184 .266 1 1 1 2 Totals: 3.80 4-2 21 100047.14925201428100 5 184.266 1 1 1 2

Trey Williams earned run on two hits, striking out one as the Pacers won 6-5. North Augusta High School: Posted a 6-2 record with a 1.46 SO • RHP / 1B • 196 • 6-3 ERA on the mound for the Yellow Jackets...At the plate, batted N. Augusta, South Carolina .360 with 10 doubles, three home runs, and 28 RBI...Named to the Augusta Chronicle CSRA All-Area Team...Selected to the 2004 (Freshman): Made the most of his Georgetown IP Classic All-Tournament Team...Hit .400 as a limited action in his first season as a junior knocking in 10 runs. Pacer...Led the staff with a 1.08 ERA... His .172 batting average against was Personal: James Alfred Williams, III is the son of Jamie and also tops on the squad...Struck out eight Donna Williams...He36 is undecided on a major. batters in 8.1 innings of work...Longest outing of the season came in the year’s final game...On May 8 versus Armstrong Atlantic State, Williams worked 2.0 innings giving up just one

Career Pitching Statistics at USCA Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA 2004 1.08 0-0 8 0 0 0 0 8.1 5 3 1 9 8 0 1 1 29 .172 0 0 1 0 Totals: 1.08 0-0 8 00008.15 3 1 98 01 1 29.172 0 0 1 0

USC Aiken’s original mascot What is a Pacer? was “The Rebel” with the logo depicted as an old “Confederate Man”. But USCA quickly changed to “The Pacer” which more accu- rately symbolized the community. Aiken, S.C. is a prominent winter training ground for racehorses. Every Spring, the city hosts the “Aiken Triple Crown” with the Trials first, the Steeplechase next, and new in 2004, Polo (spon- sored by the USC Aiken Athletic Department) on the final of three Pacers, and their cousins-- ously on the sulky with the crop, or successive weekends. Trotters, are horses bred and whip, in hand. A Pacer’s right front trained to race in harness or sulky and back leg hit the ground at the races. The driver sits precari- same time, alternating side to side.

20 2005 NEWCOMERS: JONES • WHITE • DERHAK • ERICKSEN • KINNEY • RAMADA Patrick Jones Bobby White SR • Outfielder • 220 • 6-2 SR • LHP • 230 • 6-4 Cartersville, Georgia N. Augusta, South Carolina

Southern Poly Tech: Batted .286 with University of South Carolina: six doubles and 26 RBI last season... Redshirted in 2003 and 2004. Helped win first conference champion- ship in program’s history. Spartanburg Methodist JC: Posted an 8-2 record on the mound in 2002...Went Volunteer State CC: Hit .348 with 13 doubles, 13 home runs, 11-2 in 2001 earning NJCAA All-Region and All-American and 68 RBI as a sophomore in earning All-Conference honors... honors...Drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 39th round. As a freshman, posted a .333 batting average with 10 doubles, seven homers, and 13 outfield assists. North Augusta High School: Garnered All-Region and All- State honors as a senior for the Yellow Jackets...Participated in Woodland High School: Named21 All-County in football and the annual North-South All-Star28 game. baseball as as senior...Hit .346 with seven homers and 32 RBI. Personal: Robert L. White, Jr. is the son of Lerry and Nancy Personal: Patrick Jamal Jones is the son of James and Janice White...He is majoring in Business Administration. Jones...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. Casey Derhak Chris Ericksen JR • IF/P • 185 • 6-0 JR • LHP • 190 • 6-5 Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Joliet, Illinois

Brevard JC: On the mound, notched a South Suburban CC: Posted a 6-3 5-2 mark with 10 saves ranking third in record and a 2.90 ERA with 38 strikeouts the state...At the plate, batted .345 with in 58.0 innings pitched last season...As a 11 doubles, three triples, 30 RBI, and 15 freshman, went 4-2 with 31 strikeouts stolen bases...As a freshman, hit .300 and a 4.30 ERA in 52.0 innings of work... with two home runs and 20 RBI...Went 4-0 on the hill with five Drafted in the 37th round by the Chicago Cubs. saves. Joliet Catholic Academy: Led the Hilltoppers with an 8-3 mark Palm Beach Gardens High School: Awarded team’s best on the hill in 60.0 innings of work as a senior...Recorded 61 defensive player honor despite missing 75 percent of the strikeouts...Named All-Conference...Drafted in the 45th round by season with injury...Two-time All-Conference32 performer...Hit .366 the Chicago Cubs. 14 as a junior and .360 in his sophomore season. Personal: Chris J. Ericksen is the son of Jack Ericksen and Personal: Casey Michael Joseph Derhak is the son of John and Kathy Argell...He is majoring in Business Administration. Wendy Derhak...He is majoring in Business Administration. Steven Kinney Jonathan Ramada JR • Third Base • 197 • 5-11 JR • RHP • 215 • 6-3 Duncan, South Carolina Noord, Aruba

Armstrong Atlantic State: Tied for Indian Hills CC: Recorded four wins second on the team in home runs with and a 4.38 ERA with 50 strikeouts last five starting 31 of 41 games played... season...As a freshman, posted one win Batted .284 with four doubles, 20 RBI, and a 3.33 ERA. and 21 runs scored...Posted a .901 fielding percentage at the hot corner. Mon Plaisie High School: As a senior for the Indians, notched nine victories and 74 strikeouts...Tossed two no-hitters. Chattanooga State CC: Batted .305 with two homers. Personal: Jonathan Felix Ramada is the son of Sira Maria Walton High School: Played two seasons at the Marietta, Ga. Kelly...He is majoring in Spanish and Business Administration. high school. 8 39 Personal: Steven Dale Kinney is the son of Steven and Barbara Kinney...He is majoring in Business Administration. 21 2005 NEWCOMERS: WADOWSKI • JOEHNK • TANKERSLEY • CREECH • JOHNSON • MITCHELL Michael Wadowski Marc Joehnk JR • First Base • 190 • 5-10 SO • Shortstop • 170 • 6-0 Northville, Michigan Lynnwood, Washington

Troy State University: Redshirted. Edmonds CC: Redshirted last year...As a freshman, hit .302 with six doubles, Volunteer State CC: Hit .333 with six two triples, and 18 RBI...Edmonds home runs, 13 doubles, 50 RBI, and nine Community College participates in a stolen bases as a sophomore...Led wooden bat league. Pioneers to 37-19 record and the TJCAA regular season title...Batted .352 with six homers and 35 RBI as a freshman. Mountlake Terrace High School: Two-time defensive player of the year for the Hawks...Named First-Team All-WESCO and Detroit Catholic Central High School: Earned Second-Team offensive MVP as a senior...Batted .500 with one home run. All-Metro and All-Area in leading the Shamrocks to a 25-7 record...Hit .340 with 35 RBI...Garnered16 First-Team All-Metro Personal: Marc Daniel Joehnk30 is the son of Chris Taylor...He is and All-Area as team finished as Michigan state runners-up. majoring in Communications.

Personal: Michael James Wadowski is the son of Chuck and Mary Jo Wadowski...He is majoring in Communications. Ben Tankersley Dominic Creech SO • Infielder • 155 • 5-7 FR • RHP • 190 • 6-3 Evans, Georgia Barnwell, South Carolina

Presbyterian College: Recorded a .184 USC Aiken: Redshirted in 2003. batting average with one double and three RBI in 24 games played last Barnwell High School: Two-time All- season...Started 11 games...Drew 10 Region standout...Posted a 3-0 mark on walks for a .322 on-base percentage... the mound with a 1.92 ERA in 63.0 Swiped four bases in five attempts and posted a .927 fielding innings pitched...Registered 57 strikeouts...Hit .400 with 12 percentage. doubles, two home runs, and 37 RBI...Went 7-2 as a junior with a 1.75 ERA and 75 strikeouts in 85.0 innings pitched. Greenbrier High School: Hit .431 with three homers and 27 RBI as a senior for the Wolfpack...Named All-County, All- Personal: Dominic Lamont Creech is the son of Willie and Region, and defensive player 10of the year. Henrietta Creech...He is majoring40 in Exercise and Sport Science. Personal: Ben Foster Tankersley is the son of Corey and Susan Tankersley...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Brad Johnson Ryan Mitchell FR • Outfielder • 175 • 5-10 FR • RHP • 170 • 6-1 Gilbert, South Carolina Hartsville, South Carolina

USC Aiken: Redshirted last year. USC Aiken: Redshirted last year.

Gilbert High School: Three-time All- Hartsville High School: Registered a Area, All-Region, and All-State selection 1.25 ERA in 22.1 innings pitched as a for the Indians...Two-time Gilbert senior...Recorded 22 strikeouts to 11 offensive player of the year and once named Gilbert’s defensive walks and a 1-3 record...Named offensive MVP, Ruth’s Drive-In player of the year...Hit .571 with 20 stolen bases as a senior in player of the week, and Southeastern Baseball Classic All- 2003 in being named HSSR All-State captain and Region Player Tournament team...Was 0-1 with 10 strikeouts and an 0.00 ERA of the Year...Batted .415 with 18 stolen bases as a junior and in 10.2 innings as a junior. recorded a .405 batting average. 15 Personal: Christopher Ryan Mitchell12 is the son of Rhett and Pat Personal: Bradley Justin Johnson is the son of Don and Mitchell...He is majoring in Secondary Education. Marlene Johnson...He plans on majoring in Business Adminis- tration.

22 2005 NEWCOMERS: PUI • SPIVEY • WANDLESS • YARBROUGH • OPPONENTS SID DIRECTORY Darryl Pui Matt Spivey FR • Outfielder • 180 • 6-0 FR • Infielder • 160 • 5-8 Thornhill, Ontario Summerville, South Carolina

USC Aiken: Redshirted last year. USC Aiken: Redshirted last year.

Thornhill High School: Played baseball Summerville High School: Hit .281 with for the Thornhill Tigers...Named to the two home runs as a senior...Committed Toronto Star’s list of the top 25 high just three errors in the field earning the school baseball players in the area. “Mr. Hustle” award...Led the Greenwave to the South Carolina 4A State Title in 2003 batting .305 with one home run...Earned Personal: Darryl Pui is the son of Tony and Elva Pui...He is “Gold Glove” award. majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies. Personal: Matthew C. Spivey is the son of Tim and Terry 25 Spivey...He is majoring in Secondary 4Education.

Scott Wandless Mark Yarbrough FR • OF/P • 205 • 6-0 FR • LHP • 180 • 5-11 Evans, Georgia Hephzibah, Georgia

Greenbrier High School: Led the team Westminster High School: Did not play with a .471 batting average...Notched 13 last year for the Wildcats...As a junior, doubles, five triples, four home runs, and was awarded team Most Valuable Player 31 RBI as a senior last year...Recorded honors along with All-Region and All- 51 strikeouts with a 2.30 ERA on the State accolades...Earned Most Improved hill...Earned All-Area honors for the Wolfpack...His .461 average award as a sophomore. led the team as a junior with four home runs...Played as a member of Team Georgia going 10-2 with 96 strikeouts in 77.0 Personal: Mark Wilbur Yarbrough is the son of Mark and Jane innings pitched...Led the Wolfpack as a sophomore batting .428 Yarbrough...He is undecided on a major. with a pair of homers. 29 26 Personal: Scott Raymond Wandless is the son of Ken and Teri Wandless...He is undecided on a major...Brother of teammate Nick Wandless.

Opponents’ Sports Information Directors Directory Redshirted Players and Student Help SCHOOL SID PHONE / FAX Anderson Cobb Oxford (864) 231-2097 / 231-2097 Armstrong Atlantic State Chad Jackson (912) 961-3255 / 921-5571 Augusta State Joey Warren (706) 731-7925 / 737-1782 Barton John Hackney (252) 399-6515 / 399-6516 Belmont Abbey Matt Kline (704) 825-6541 / 825-6570 Brevard Kelly Jones (828) 884-8288 / 884-3790 Catawba Jim Lewis (704) 637-4720 / 637-5705 Claflin Brian Newsome (803) 535-5295 / 535-5362 Columbus State Mike Peacock (706) 569-3434 / 569-3435 Francis Marion Michael Hawkins (843) 661-1222 / 661-1219 Georgia College & State Brad Muller (478) 445-1779 / 445-1790 Kennesaw State Mark Toma (770) 499-3217 / 423-6665 Lander University Bob Stoner (864) 388-8962 / 388-8889 Lincoln Memorial Rusty Peace (423) 869-6236 / 869-6376 Limestone Josh Lacy (864) 488-8219 / 902-0714 Martin Methodist Pat Ford (931) 363-9883 / 363-9873 Newberry Scott McCain (803) 321-5667 / 321-5169 Bobby Phibbs Adam Shumate UNC Pembroke Rikki Cockrell (910) 521-6371 / 521-6551 Redshirt Player Field Maintenance North Florida Tom Strother (904) 620-4025 / 620-2836 North Greenville Kevin Nicholls (864) 977-2093 / 977-7021 Saint Andrews Kevin Buczek (910) 277-5751 / 277-5272 USC Upstate Bill English (864) 503-5129 / 503-5127 Trevecca Nazarene Greg Ruff (615) 248-1606 / 248-7411 West Virginia State Sean McAndrews (304) 766-3165 / 766-3364

23 2004 SEASON IN REVIEW 2004: THE SEASON IN REWIND pacers settle into new home There was more excitement weekend, USCA treated the home surrounding the 2004 season than folks to a 6-4 win over LMU and then USC Aiken baseball had seen in the an offensive eruption in a 21-5 rout of last decade when the 1993 Pacers the Railsplitters to take the first three- posted a 46-18 record en route to game series in Roberto Hernandez winning the Peach Belt Conference Stadium history. Tournament, capturing the South The Pacers ventured out on the Atlantic Region crown and advancing road the following weekend and Photo credit: Larry Gleason, USC Aiken Photographer. to the College World Series. suffered their first-ever sweep at the Above: Outfielder and redshirt senior Justin Williams The start of the 2004 season hands of rival USC Spartanburg. autographs a media guide for some young fans following ushered in a new era. Current 14- Sitting at 2-7, the Pacers re- a Pacer home win. year Major League Baseball veteran sponded with a big series win over the Pacers needed as they were and USCA alumnus Roberto Columbus State in their next action. starting to get adjusted to their new Hernandez donated one million Falling 4-2 in the opener, USCA surroundings. USCA won nine of 11 dollars to erect a beautiful new salvaged the nightcap 7-4 and took including two of three from #16 stadium to bare his name and that the rubber game 9-5 on February 22. Georgia College & State University came to fruition in fall 2003, just in The Pacers would go on to win four of on March 19-20. During the home time to open up the 2004 season. their five PBC series at home with the stand, the Pacers hosted “Pack the Carson-Newman strolled into only loss coming to #2 North Florida Park” day on March 28 drawing a town on Saturday, January 31 to in which they still took one of the record crowd of 1,025 to watch a 14- serve as the sacrificial lamb for the three games. 5 win over West Virginia State. inaugural game. However, someone The big CSU series win propelled At 20-14 on the year, the Pacers forgot to send them the script the Pacers to victory in eight of their hit the road portion of their schedule because the Eagles spoiled the party next 11 games to reach .500 for the playing nine of the next 12 away before 685 fans in a 5-1 win over first time at 10-10 after knocking off from the friendly confines and going USCA. To make matters worse, on Southern Indiana 10-3 on March 8. 4-8 over that span to fall to 24-22 on Sunday, Carson-Newman took game With a chance to get over .500 in April 17 after suffering a sweep at two 8-7 tempering the Pacers conference play, the Pacers stumbled the hands of perennial power excitement and leaving them without at #18 Lander dropping two of three Kennesaw State. a win on their opening weekend. to stand at 11-12. Playing the final 10 games at After dropping the series’ opener Returning home for an 11-game home to close out the season, to Lincoln Memorial the following home stand seemed to be just what however, allowed the Pacers to win six more times including a dramatic season-ending series win over Armstrong Atlantic State to reach 30 wins for the fourth-straight season under head coach Kenny Thomas. USC Aiken finished 27-14 in their first season in their new home. Thomas picked up his 150th career win at USCA in an April 13 win over Claflin University 11-2. Junior slugger Bradley Key led the team in several offensive catego- ries earning All-Conference and All- Region honors. He was drafted in the 48th round by the Cincinnati Reds and completed a full season with the Billings Mustangs over the summer (Class A). All-American Ashley Farr finished his three-year career with Photo credit: Larry Gleason, USC Aiken Photographer. Above: A Roberto Hernandez Stadium record crowd of 1,025 watched as the Pacers routed West Virginia State 14-5 the Pacers with numerous school on March 28 as part of “Pack-the-Park” day. and conference records.

24 2004 FINAL STATISTICS Overall Record: 30-26 Home: 27-14 Away: 3-12 Neutral: 0-0 Conference Record: 12-18 Home: 9-6 Away: 3-12 BATTING STATISTICS (Sorted by Batting Average with a minimum of 30 at bats)

Player 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% Bradley Key .388 56-56 219 50 85 24 5 12 62 155 .708 20 3 41 4 .441 3 0 0-0 54 123 23 .885 Robert Davis .364 51-50 195 39 71 12 2 5 51 102 .523 20 7 16 2 .436 3 0 3-3 255 27 2 .993 Daniel Quartararo .362 54-54 224 51 81 13 1 4 30 108 .482 28 2 32 2 .437 0 3 6-9 139 149 15 .949 Ashley Farr .352 56-56 213 54 75 13 2 11 48 125 .587 39 4 17 4 .457 2 0 8-13 111 7 3 .975 Tony Hanks .288 54-45 170 27 49 12 1 1 32 66 .388 17 2 40 2 .349 6 4 5-8 68 122 29 .868 Matthew Tripp .280 37-27 93 13 26 4 0 1 9 33 .355 8 3 22 2 .352 1 1 0-0 223 10 3 .987 Zach Cooper .273 38-36 128 29 35 5 3 0 14 46 .359 20 4 27 0 .388 0 9 8-10 82 3 2 .977 Mike Cunningham .270 29-19 74 5 20 1 0 0 11 21 .284 8 2 17 1 .357 0 2 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Bob Hatcher .252 40-29 111 15 28 6 0 3 17 43 .387 7 2 24 0 .301 3 2 1-1 194 26 3 .987 Chris Sheehan .250 38-26 108 18 27 8 0 2 14 41 .380 11 4 18 1 .341 0 1 2-2 6 0 0 1.000 Brandon Barenie .234 51-42 141 25 33 6 1 0 12 41 .291 19 1 33 2 .329 0 8 6-6 78 3 4 .953 Ian Kowalchuk .184 30-14 49 7 9 3 0 0 5 12 .245 8 1 12 0 .310 0 2 3-3 24 44 5 .932 Justin Williams .178 39-32 118 18 21 5 0 2 11 32 .271 14 1 38 3 .271 0 1 5-5 75 3 5 .940 Derek Gordon .088 21-10 34 9 3 0 0 1 3 6 .176 7 2 8 0 .279 0 1 1-1 83 4 2 .978 ---- Casey Calhoun .192 16-5 26 3 5 0 0 0 1 5 .192 5 0 9 0 .323 0 0 0-0 28 2 3 .909 Ryan Steen .167 19-3 18 5 3 1 0 0 1 4 .222 2 3 3 1 .348 0 1 0-0 4 0 0 1.000 Totals .297 56-56 1921 368 571 113 15 42 321 840 .437 233 41 357 24 .382 18 35 48-61 1444 598 107 .950 Opponents .278 56-56 1877 314 522 120 11 40 267 784 .418 194 61 309 30 .360 24 34 39-72 1402 526 99 .951 LOB - Team (479), Opp (432). DPs turned - Team (50), Opp (37). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (12), Farr 8, Hanks 1, Davis 1, Quartararo 1, Key 1, Opp (17). Picked off - Tripp 2, Davis 2, Quartararo 1, J. Williams 1, Cunningham 1. PITCHING STATISTCS (Sorted by Earned Run Average with a minimum of 15.0 innings pitched)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Nick Wandless 2.98 5-1 24 3 0 0/0 4 48.1 44 32 16 26 46 13 2 3 180 .244 6 8 0 2 3 Steve Dunham 3.14 4-9 15 15 4 0/1 0 109.0 108 53 38 27 93 28 3 7 409 .264 3 17 1 7 7 Paul Ferrell 3.52 2-0 12 0 0 0/0 0 15.1 13 11 6595 1356 .232 1 4 0 3 1 Peden Rucker 3.80 4-2 21 1 0 0/0 0 47.1 49 25 20 14 28 10 0 5 184 .266 1 1 0 1 2 Derek Claussen 4.57 5-5 15 14 1 0/1 0 65.0 80 47 33 34 31 14 1 5 260 .308 7 7 0 3 10 Wes McColl 5.36 3-6 17 13 1 0/1 1 80.2 100 58 48 22 31 22 1 5 324 .309 5 11 1 2 9 Jerod Summer 5.67 3-2 10 7 0 0/0 0 39.2 54 37 25 13 22 7 0 3 173 .312 2 9 1 3 1 Chad McMurray 5.82 1-0 12 0 0 0/0 0 21.2 20 15 14 6 9 6 1 4 79 .253 0 2 1 1 1 Jon Paul 6.46 1-0 9 2 0 0/0 0 15.1 23 14 11 6 12 6 1 2 66 .348 0 1 0 1 0 ---- Trey Williams 1.08 0-0 8 0 0 0/1 0 8.1 531980 1129 .172 0 0 0 1 0 Randy Stewart 2.13 2-0 9 1 0 0/0 0 12.2 833121030046 .174 0 1 1 0 0 Lee Cromer 2.84 0-0 11 0 0 0/1 1 6.1 732652 0024 .292 1 0 0 0 0 Chris Wilson 4.50 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 433441 0122 .182 0 0 0 0 0 Jamie Langford 6.00 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 222301 0111 .182 1 0 0 0 0 Harold Sofield 10.12 0-1 4 0 0 0/0 0 2.2 443411 0013 .308 0 0 1 0 0 Adam Green 99.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.0 144301 001 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 4.28 30-26 56 56 6 2/2 6 481.1 522 314 229 194 309 120 11 40 1877 .278 27 61 6 24 34 Opponents 5.18 26-30 56 56 10 3/0 7 467.1 571 368 269 233 357 113 15 42 1921 .297 33 41 10 18 35 PB - Team (11), Davis 8, Hatcher 2, Barenie 1, Opp (18). Pickoffs - Team (10), Claussen 5, Davis 2, Dunham 1, Rucker 1, Summer 1, Opp (7). SB/SBA - Hatcher (25-42), Davis (14-28), Dunham (9-23), McColl (5-13), Wandless (5-9), Claussen (5-8), Summer (5-6), Rucker (4-6), Stewart (3- 3), McMurray (2-2), Wilson (1-1), Paul (0-1).

Multiple Hit Games Multiple RBI Games Hitting Streaks Daniel Quartararo ...... 28 Bradley Key ...... 17 Bradley Key ...... 20 Bradley Key ...... 25 Robert Davis ...... 16 Daniel Quartararo ...... 19 Robert Davis ...... 24 Ashley Farr ...... 13 Robert Davis ...... 11* Ashley Farr ...... 20 Tony Hanks ...... 8 Ashley Farr ...... 10 Tony Hanks ...... 13 Daniel Quartararo ...... 6 Zach Cooper ...... 9* Brandon Barenie ...... 9 Bob Hatcher ...... 5 Chris Sheehan ...... 8 Zach Cooper ...... 9 Brandon Barenie ...... 4 Tony Hanks ...... 7 Bob Hatcher ...... 8 Chris Sheehan ...... 4 Matthew Tripp ...... 7 Matthew Tripp ...... 7 Justin Williams ...... 4 Eight others with four or less Six others with five or less Five others with three or less *indicates streak is active

25 2004 FINAL RESULTS

Date Opposing Team Score R-H-E / R-H-E Inn Overall PBC Pitcher Att Time Jan. 31 Carson-Newman L 1-5 1-6-2 / 5-8-2 9 0-1 Dunham (L, 0-1) 685 2:10 Feb. 1 Carson-Newman L 7-8 7-8-4 / 8-11-2 9 0-2 Sofield (L, 0-1) 218 2:55 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial L 3-6 3-6-4 / 6-7-2 9 0-3 McColl (L, 0-1) 118 3:32 Feb. 7 Lincoln Memorial W 6-4 6-9-1 / 4-7-2 9 1-3 Rucker (W, 1-0) 78 2:35 Feb. 8 Lincoln Memorial W 21-5 21-16-1 / 5-6-7 9 2-3 Wandless (W, 1-0) 110 3:03 Feb. 14 at USC Spartanburg* L 0-3 0-5-3 / 3-7-0 9 2-4 0-1 Claussen (L, 0-1) 75 2:22 Feb. 14 at USC Spartanburg* L 1-2 1-3-2 / 2-5-0 7 2-5 0-2 Dunham (L, 0-2) 75 2:15 Feb. 16 at USC Spartanburg* L 3-5 3-8-3 / 5-11-1 9 2-6 0-3 Summer (L, 0-1) 84 2:25 Feb. 21 Columbus State* L 2-4 2-5-2 / 4-5-4 9 2-7 0-4 Dunham (L, 0-3) 185 2:31 Feb. 21 Columbus State* W 7-4 7-11-4 / 4-8-2 7 3-7 1-4 McColl (W, 1-1) 185 2:10 Feb. 22 Columbus State* W 9-5 9-12-1 / 5-11-2 9 4-7 2-4 Rucker (W, 2-0) 335 2:53 Feb. 28 Catawba L 0-5 0-3-0 / 5-7-1 9 4-8 Dunham (L, 0-4) 145 2:15 Feb. 28 Catawba W 2-0 2-4-0 / 0-5-2 7 5-8 Claussen (W, 1-1) 145 2:15 Feb. 29 Catawba L 9-10 9-12-4 / 10-13-3 9 5-9 Rucker (L, 2-1) 195 3:11 Mar. 3 Anderson W 12-5 12-13-1 / 5-10-1 9 6-9 Summer (W, 1-1) 67 2:45 Mar. 5 #28 Francis Marion* L 3-7 3-9-4 / 7-11-0 9 6-10 2-5 Dunham (L, 0-5) 147 2:03 Mar. 6 #28 Francis Marion* W 7-6 7-12-2 / 6-12-3 9 7-10 3-5 Wandless (W, 2-0) 183 2:25 Mar. 6 #28 Francis Marion* W 6-5 6-12-3 / 5-13-4 (11) 8-10 4-5 Rucker (W, 3-1) 191 3:10 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 10-3 10-14-0 / 3-8-3 9 9-10 Ferrell (W, 1-0) 109 2:52 Mar. 11 North Greenville W 13-8 13-13-4 / 8-14-1 9 10-10 Summer (W, 2-1) 185 2:43 Mar. 13 at #18 Lander* L 3-4 3-9-2 / 4-6-0 9 10-11 4-6 Dunham (L, 0-6) 200 2:10 Mar. 13 at #18 Lander* W 3-2 3-6-1 / 2-3-0 7 11-11 5-6 Claussen (W, 2-1) 200 1:40 Mar. 14 at #18 Lander* L 1-4 1-9-4 / 4-8-3 9 11-12 5-7 McColl (L, 1-2) 125 2:02 Mar. 16 Barton L 7-8 7-13-0 / 8-10-2 9 11-13 Rucker (L, 3-2) 88 2:44 Mar. 17 Barton W 11-7 11-18-1 / 7-12-1 9 12-13 Paul (W, 1-0) 115 2:59 Mar. 19 #16 GC&SU* W 6-5 6-12-1 / 5-8-3 9 13-13 6-7 Wandless (W, 3-0) 210 3:07 Mar. 20 #16 GC&SU* W 7-3 7-10-0 / 3-7-2 9 14-13 7-7 Dunham (W, 1-6) 255 2:30 Mar. 20 #16 GC&SU* L 7-9 7-12-2 / 9-9-1 7 14-14 7-8 Claussen (L, 2-2) 255 2:30 Mar. 23 St. Andrews W 10-4 10-12-3 / 4-6-2 9 15-14 Claussen (W, 3-2) 80 2:39 Mar. 26 West Virginia State W 5-2 5-8-0 / 2-8-2 9 16-14 McColl (W, 2-2) 205 2:38 Mar. 27 West Virginia State W 16-4 16-17-0 / 4-9-2 9 17-14 Dunham (W, 2-6) 410 2:34 Mar. 28 West Virginia State W 14-5 14-19-0 / 5-13-2 9 18-14 Ferrell (W, 2-0) 1025 2:54 Mar. 31 North Greenville W 14-7 14-15-3 / 7-10-6 9 19-14 Summer (W, 3-1) 72 2:59 Apr. 1 North Greenville W 13-8 13-14-2 / 8-10-3 9 20-14 McMurray (W, 1-0) 105 2:49 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* L 4-6 4-9-1 / 6-10-1 9 20-15 7-9 McColl (L, 2-3) 408 2:30 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* W 4-2 4-8-1 / 2-13-1 (14) 21-15 8-9 Wandless (W, 4-0) 382 4:00 Apr. 4 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-4 2-6-0 / 4-12-1 9 21-16 8-10 Claussen (L, 3-3) 208 2:30 Apr. 7 Brevard W 17-8 17-16-2 / 8-9-1 9 22-16 Stewart (W, 1-0) 195 3:11 Apr. 9 at #10 Augusta State* L 0-10 0-2-1 / 10-10-1 9 22-17 8-11 McColl (L, 2-4) 106 2:01 Apr. 10 at #10 Augusta State* L 4-8 4-10-2 / 8-13-1 9 22-18 8-12 Dunham (L, 2-7) 217 2:27 Apr. 10 at #10 Augusta State* W 13-9 13-19-4 / 9-10-1 7 23-18 9-12 Claussen (W, 4-3) 217 2:30 Apr. 13 Claflin W 11-2 11-14-2 / 2-5-3 9 24-18 Stewart (W, 2-0) 48 2:28 Apr. 14 Newberry L 3-4 3-7-3 / 4-6-2 9 24-19 Summer (L, 3-2) 95 2:43 Apr. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 5-6 5-10-0 / 6-12-2 9 24-20 9-13 Dunham (L, 2-8) 165 2:08 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 7-17 7-12-2 / 17-16-1 9 24-21 9-14 McColl (L, 2-5) 123 2:56 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 2-3 2-9-2 / 3-8-0 7 24-22 9-15 Claussen (L, 4-4) 152 2:00 Apr. 20 Limestone W 3-1 3-5-0 / 1-6-1 9 25-22 McColl (W, 3-5) 92 1:41 Apr. 23 #2 North Florida* L 3-10 3-6-2 / 10-18-1 9 25-23 9-16 Dunham (L, 2-9) 141 2:30 Apr. 24 #2 North Florida* L 6-11 6-10-3 / 11-17-4 9 25-24 9-17 McColl (L, 3-6) 153 3:00 Apr. 24 #2 North Florida* W 3-2 3-6-1 / 2-9-0 7 26-24 10-17 Claussen (W, 5-4) 97 2:07 Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 7-6 7-12-3 / 6-10-2 9 27-24 Rucker (W, 4-2) 55 2:50 Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 15-0 15-14-2 / 0-4-2 9 28-24 Dunham (W, 3-9) 60 2:38 May 5 #14 Catawba L 5-10 5-11-5 / 10-7-0 9 28-25 Wandless (L, 4-1) 115 2:33 May 7 Armstrong Atl. State* W 3-2 3-9-2 / 2-4-0 9 29-25 11-17 Dunham (W, 4-9) 385 2:37 May 8 Armstrong Atl. State* L 6-16 6-10-5 / 16-17-1 9 29-26 11-18 Claussen (L, 5-5) 441 4:10 May 8 Armstrong Atl. State* W 6-5 6-11-0 / 5-8-2 7 30-26 12-18 Wandless (W, 5-1) 187 2:30 * Peach Belt Conference Game • () Extra Innings • Home Games Appear in BOLD Record Breakdown Overall ...... 30-26 Neutral ...... 0-0 1-Run games ...... 8-8 Conference ...... 12-18 Day ...... 15-19 2-Run games ...... 4-5 Non-Conference ...... 18-8 Night ...... 15-7 5+ Run games ...... 12-7 Home ...... 27-14 vs. Left ...... 5-8 Extra Innings ...... 2-0 Away ...... 3-12 vs. Right ...... 25-18 Shutouts ...... 2-3

26 2004 FINAL PBC STANDINGS • CONFERENCE HONORS • ALL-REGION HONORS 2004 Peach Belt Conference Baseball Standings SCHOOL PBC GAMES HOME AWAY OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL xy-North Florida 23-7 .767 11-4 12-3 41-18 .695 26-10 15-8 0-0 yz-Columbus State 20-10 .667 11-4 9-6 40-21 .656 17-10 21-9 2-2 y-Augusta State 19-11 .633 11-4 8-7 38-18 .679 25-4 13-11 0-3 Kennesaw State 15-15 .500 9-6 6-9 32-24 .571 19-11 13-13 0-0 Francis Marion 13-14 .481 8-4 5-10 29-17 .630 20-6 9-11 0-0 Georgia College & State 13-14 .481 6-7 7-7 32-22 .593 13-10 16-10 3-2 Lander 14-16 .467 7-8 7-8 33-23 .589 24-9 9-14 0-0 UNC Pembroke 12-18 .400 5-10 7-8 25-27 .481 12-14 13-13 0-0 USC Aiken 12-18 .400 9-6 3-12 30-26 .536 27-14 3-12 0-0 USC Spartanburg 11-19 .367 8-7 3-12 24-28 .462 19-11 5-17 0-0 Armstrong Atl. State 10-20 .333 6-9 4-11 29-27 .518 24-16 5-11 0-0 x-2004 PBC Champions; y-NCAA Regional Participant; z-NCAA Division II World Series Participant

2004 Peach Belt Conference and All-Region Honors

PBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2004 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 2004 NCAA D-II SOUTH ATLANTIC Feb. 10 Larry Pittmon, CSU Joey Russell (1B), UNF First-Team All-Region Feb. 17 Andrew Rosen, UNCP David Walton (2B), Lander 1B Joey Russell, North Florida Feb. 24 Chris Nowak, USCS Bennett Mayfield (SS), ASU 2B David Walton, Lander Mar. 9 Bradley Key, USC Aiken Bradley Key (3B), USC Aiken 3B Jeff Robbins, Pfeiffer Mar. 15 Joey Russell, UNF Michael Pelley (C), AASU SS Brian York, Pfeiffer Mar. 22 Nick Steward, FMU Sam Barth (C), ASU IF Dennis Blackmon, Barton Mar. 29 Ashley Farr, USC Aiken Kevin Gergel (DH), KSU C Sam Barth, Augusta State Apr. 5 Bradley Key, USC Aiken Scott Hendrix (OF), KSU DH Steve Parrish, Mount Olive Apr. 12 Chris Demons, ASU Adrian Colton (OF), KSU OF Larry Pittmon, Columbus State Apr. 19 Larry Pittmon, CSU Jeff Millsaps (OF), UNF OF Jeff Millsaps, North Florida Apr. 26 Larry Pittmon, CSU Jamie Langham (OF), GC&SU OF Jamie Langham, GC&SU May 3 Josh Howard, UNF Larry Pittmon (OF), CSU OF Jamie Tucker, Pfeiffer Chris Nowak (UT), USCS PTravis Stanton, North Florida PBC PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Jose Leger (UT), GC&SU P David Wilson, Lander Feb. 10 Joel Sayre, GC&SU Brandon Durden (SP), GC&SU PErin Jones, Francis Marion Feb. 17 Trevor Berryhill, USCS Travis Stanton (SP), UNF P Chris Nall, Pfeiffer Feb. 24 Brian Baker, CSU David Wilson (SP), Lander RP Brian Baker, Columbus State Mar. 9 Travis Stanton, UNF David Riveira (SP), ASU Mar. 15 David Wilson, Lander Erin Jones (SP), FMU Second-Team All-Region Mar. 22 Nathan Miller, CSU Brian Baker (RP), CSU 1B Chris Sligh, Coker Mar. 29 Travis Stanton, UNF 2B Zach Greene, Pfeiffer Apr. 5 Ashley Brewer, UNCP Player of the Year: 3B Bradley Key, USC Aiken Apr. 12 Matt Joaquim, ASU Larry Pittmon, Columbus State SS Bennett Mayfield, Augusta State Apr. 19 Erin Jones, FMU IF Chris Nowak, USC Spartanburg Apr. 26 Brandon Williams, USCS Pitcher of the Year: CCraig Hurba, Mount Olive May 3 Judson Bradley, CSU Travis Stanton, North Florida DH Kevin Gergel, Kennesaw State Freshman of the Year: OF Scott Hendrix, Kennesaw State Cody Williams, Augusta State OF Darius Pullen, Limestone OF Adrian Colton, Kennesaw State Coach of the Year: OF Bryant Parnell, Pfeiffer Dusty Rhodes, North Florida PRicky Duke, Mount Olive PBrandon Durden, GC&SU Left: Bradley Key led the Pacers in eight PBrian Borbett, Mount Olive major offensive categories in 2004 hitting .388 with a school record 24 doubles and P David Riveira, Augusta State five triples. Key earned All-Conference RP Richie Jackson, Erskine and All-Region honors before being 2004 VERIZON ACADEMIC drafted in the 48th round and signing with the Cincinnati Reds organization. He also ALL-DISTRICT SECOND TEAM is USCA’s career doubles leader with 58. OF Ashley Farr, USC Aiken

27 2004 FINAL PBC TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL STATISTICAL LEADERS

2004 Peach Belt Conference 2004 PBC Individual Statistical Leaders Team Stat Leaders

BATTING (min 2.5 AB/G) G AB H HR RBI Avg TEAM BATTING G Avg R 1. Sam Barth, ASU 55 215 86 3 45 .400 1. Augusta State 56 .319 424 2. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 232 91 21 75 .392 2. Kennesaw State 56 .310 400 3. Bennett Mayfield, ASU 54 208 81 5 43 .389 3. Armstrong Atl. State 56 .301 350 4. Bradley Key, USCA 56 219 85 12 62 .388 4. Columbus State 61 .301 410 5. Chris Nowak, USCS 52 194 75 4 36 .387 5. North Florida 59 .301 387 6. Brandon Nunez, AASU 37 140 54 5 22 .386 6. Francis Marion 46 .297 290 7. Billy Howard, CSU 57 207 79 2 56 .382 7. USC Aiken 56 .297 368 8. David Walton, Lander 51 198 74 2 38 .374 8. Lander 56 .291 352 9. Joey Russell, UNF 58 223 82 5 45 .368 9. GC&SU 54 .286 338 10. Robert Davis, USCA 51 195 71 5 51 .364 10. USC Spartanburg 52 .277 281 11. UNC Pembroke 52 .269 263 PITCHING (min 1.0 IP/Team G) AP W-L S IP K ERA 1. Judson Bradley, CSU 12 5-2 0 66.2 40 2.03 TEAM PITCHING G ERA K 2. Travis Stanton, UNF 20 12-2 1 128.1 115 2.38 1. Francis Marion 46 3.49 322 3. Brian Baker, CSU 32 8-2 8 83.0 92 2.39 2. Lander 56 3.54 422 4. Matt Goyen, GC&SU 12 4-1 1 67.1 76 2.41 3. Armstrong Atl. State 56 3.62 407 5. David Wilson, Lander 16 8-1 1 92.1 92 2.53 4. Columbus State 61 3.69 366 6. Brandon Durden, GC&SU 16 7-2 0 94.2 67 2.66 5. GC&SU 54 3.81 409 7. Phil Padgett, FMU 12 7-2 0 62.2 57 2.73 6. North Florida 59 3.88 440 8. Stan Smith, USCS 29 4-1 5 56.2 46 2.86 7. Augusta State 56 4.19 350 9. Erin Jones, FMU 15 8-3 1 100.0 90 2.88 8. USC Aiken 56 4.28 309 12. Steve Dunham, USCA 15 4-9 0 109.0 93 3.14 9. UNC Pembroke 52 4.70 314 10. Kennesaw State 56 5.09 328 DOUBLES G 2B SLUGGING PERCENTAGE G PCT. 11. USC Spartanburg 52 5.36 282 1. Bradley Key, USCA 56 24 1. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 .750 2. Clint Watters, KSU 56 22 2. Bradley Key, USCA 56 .708 TEAM FIELDING C E Pct. 3. Chris Nowak, USCS 52 19 3. Scott Conway, KSU .635 10. USC Aiken ...... 2149 107 .950 4. Sam Barth, ASU 55 19 4. Scott Hendrix, KSU .625 SLUGGING 5. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 18 5. Jamie Langham, GC&SU .609 4. USC Aiken ...... 437 HOME RUNS G HR BATTERS STRUCK OUT AP K ON BASE PCT. 1. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 21 1. Travis Stanton, UNF 20 115 4. USC Aiken ...... 382 2. Adrian Colton, KSU 53 14 2. Steve Dunham, USCA 15 93 RUNS SCORED 3. Bradley Key, USCA 56 12 t3. David Wilson, Lander 16 92 5. USC Aiken ...... 368 t4. George Fletcher, AASU 54 11 t3. Brian Baker, CSU 32 92 t4. Ashley Farr, USCA 56 11 5. Erin Jones, FMU 15 90 HITS 5. USC Aiken ...... 571 RUNS BATTED IN G RBI WINS AP Rec. 1. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 75 1. Travis Stanton, UNF 20 12-2 RUNS BATTED IN 2. Bradley Key, USCA 56 62 t2. David Wilson, Lander 16 8-1 5. USC Aiken ...... 321 3. Adrian Colton, KSU 53 58 t2. Brian Baker, CSU 32 8-2 DOUBLES 4. Billy Howard, CSU 57 56 t2. Erin Jones, FMU 15 8-3 5. USC Aiken ...... 113 6. Robert Davis, USCA 51 51 t2. Greg Thomas, ASU 19 8-4 TRIPLES RUNS SCORED G R INNINGS PITCHED IP 5. USC Aiken ...... 15 1. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 71 1. Travis Stanton, UNF 128.1 HOMERUNS 2. Kurt McKee, CSU 61 65 2. Steve Dunham, USCA 109.0 4. USC Aiken ...... 42 3. Clint Watters, KSU 56 56 3. Erin Jones, FMU 100.0 4. Ashley Farr, USCA 56 54 4. Brandon Durden, GC&SU 94.2 TOTAL BASES 9. Daniel Quartararo, USCA 54 51 5. Jon Dobyns, AASU 94.0 5. USC Aiken ...... 840 STOLEN BASES TOTAL BASES G TB APPEARANCES G 9. USC Aiken ...... 48 1. Larry Pittmon, CSU 61 174 1. Eric Stewart, UNCP 33 2. Bradley Key, USCA 56 155 2. Brian Baker, CSU 32 BATTERS STRUCK OUT 3. Adrian Colton, KSU 53 137 3. Stan Smith, USCS 29 10. USC Aiken ...... 309 t4. Ashley Farr, USCA 56 125 4. Cody Williams, ASU 27 t4. Scott Hendrix, KSU 55 125 t10. Nick Wandless, USCA 24 WALKS ALLOWED 8. USC Aiken ...... 194

28 THE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Vision Statement: the 1992 national crown, the first of The Peach Belt Conference is three golf championships the Cougars committed to providing through its own. dependent collegiate members, a The PBC has seen continued forum for student participation in success in all sports with national athletic, academic and co-curricular rankings and multiple NCAA appear- events under the auspices of the ances. National Collegiate Athletic Associa- The seven charter members of the tion, Division II. conference were Armstrong Atlantic We will exemplify the characteris- State University, Columbus State tics of a premier intercollegiate University, Francis Marion University, Marvin Vanover Ken Gerlinger conference that prides itself on the Georgia College & State University, PBC Commissioner Director of Media inclusion of students of all demo- Lander University, USC Aiken and Relations graphic groups who wish to partici- USC Spartanburg (now USC Upstate). NCAA Division II Champions pate in a well-rounded sports pro- The name Peach Belt Athletic Confer- AASU, women’s tennis (1995, 96) gram. Our institutions, our academic ence was adopted in January of 1990 Columbus State, baseball (2002) goals, our athletic aspirations reflect and modified to Peach Belt Confer- Columbus State, golf (1992, 94, 97) a communality of purpose and a ence in May of 2000. Francis Marion, golf (2003) commitment to excellence in the Augusta State joined the confer- Kennesaw State, baseball (1996) classroom and on the playing field. ence in 1991 and UNC Pembroke Kennesaw State, men’s basketball became the ninth member on July 1, (2004) History: 1992. They were followed by Kennesaw State, softball (1995, 96) Since its inception in 1991, the Kennesaw State on July 1, 1994, Kennesaw State, women’s soccer Peach Belt Conference has worked Clayton College & State on July 1, (2003) tirelessly to become one of the elite 1995 and the University of North Lander, men’s tennis (1993, 94, 95, conferences in NCAA Division II. Florida on July 1, 1997, to bring the 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000) Now in its 14th season with 21 current membership to 12 institutions. USC Aiken, golf (2004) national championships and 16 Former Augusta State basketball national finalists, the PBC has coach and athletic director Marvin NCAA Division II Finalists accomplished that goal. Vanover was named the interim AASU, women’s tennis (1997, 98, 99, Starting with only two champion- commissioner in April 1990, and 2002) ships in 1991, in men’s and women’s served in that capacity until his Columbus State, golf (1998) basketball, the conference has appointment as the conference’s first GC&SU, baseball (1995) expanded to 12 championship sports full-time commissioner in July of 1991. GC&SU, softball (2003) with the addition of women’s soccer He established the conference office Kennesaw State, baseball (1998, 99) in the fall of 2000. in Augusta, Ga., which houses the Kennesaw State, softball (2000) The conference traces its roots commissioner and his staff. North Florida, golf (1997) back to November of 1988 when 11 Dr. Thomas K. Harden, president USC Aiken, golf (1995, 96, 99) schools first met in Greenville, S.C. of Clayton College & State University, USC Spartanburg, men’s soccer to form a Division II conference. is the president of the conference for (1995, 98) Following a second meeting on Dec. 2004-05. 3, 1989 hosted by USC Aiken, five of The conference currently holds those 11 schools, plus two others, championships in 12 sports, six for formed the Peach Belt and began men and six for women. They are play in 1991. men’s and women’s cross country, The Peach Belt was less than a men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, year old before capturing a national men’s and women’s basketball, men’s championship. The Columbus State and women’s tennis, baseball, softball golf team took the honor by winning and men’s golf.

Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. Augusta State University Clayton College & State Univ. Columbus State University Francis Marion University Georgia College & State Univ.

Kennesaw State University Lander University U. of North Carolina Pembroke University of North Florida Univ. of South Carolina Aiken U. of South Carolina Upstate

29 2005 OPPONENTS

ANDERSON (SC) AASU AUGUSTA STATE BARTON 3/30 @ USCA, 6:00 5/6 @ AASU, 3:00; 5/7 @ AASU, 1 (DH) 4/9 @ USCA, 1 (DH); 4/10 @ USCA, 1:30 3/15-16 @ USCA, 6:00

Location: Anderson, S.C. Location: Savannah, Ga. Location: Augusta, Ga. Location: Wilson, N.C. Enrollment: 1,700 Enrollment: 7,000 Enrollment: 6,368 Enrollment: 1,100 Nickname: Trojans Nickname: Pirates Nickname: Jaguars Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Old Gold and Black Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CVAC Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: CVAC Head Coach: Joe Miller Head Coach: Joe Roberts Head Coach: Skip Fite Head Coach: Todd Wilkinson Record at AC/Yrs: 211-216-1/8 yrs Record at AASU/Yrs: 1010-469/25 yr Record at ASU/Yrs: 500-519/20 yrs Record at BC/Yrs: 323-264-2/12 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 22/10 Letterwinners R/L: 8/14 Letterwinners R/L: 15/12 Letterwinners R/L: 21/1 Top Returners: Caleb Owen, Kyle Top Returners: Rob Recuenco, Top Returners: Bennett Mayfield, Top Returners: Dennis Blackmon, Lewis, F.A. Vildosola Brandon Nunez, Leon Boyd Sam Barth, Garrick McGrath Eric McInerny, Tyler Petty 2004 Record: 20-35, 8-15 (8th) 2004 Record: 29-27, 10-20 (11th) 2004 Record: 38-18, 19-11 (3rd) 2004 Record: 27-26, 13-11 (4th) Series Record: USCA leads 3-1 Series Record: AASU leads 24-23-1 Series Record: USCA leads 38-13 Series Record: USCA leads 7-3 Last Meeting: USCA won 12-5 Last Meeting: USCA won 6-5 Last Meeting: USCA won 13-9 Last Meeting: USCA won 11-7

BELMONT ABBEY BREVARD CATAWBA CLAFLIN 4/19 @ USCA, 6:30 4/5 @ USCA, 6:30 2/25 @ USCA, 6; 2/26-27 @ USCA, 1:00 3/2 @ USCA, 6:00

Location: Belmont, N.C. Location: Brevard, N.C. Location: Salisbury, N.C. Location: Orangeburg, S.C. Enrollment: 1,000 Enrollment: 600 Enrollment: 1,300 Enrollment: 1,674 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Tornados Nickname: Indians Nickname: Panthers Colors: Red and White Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Colors: Maroon and Orange Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NAIA Conference: CVAC Conference: Appalachian Athletic Conference: South Atlantic Conference: EIAC Head Coach: Kermit Smith Head Coach: Gill Payne Head Coach: Jim Gantt Head Coach: Brian Newsome Record at BAC/Yrs: 65-90-1/3 yrs Record at BC/Yrs: 262-157/7 yrs Record at CC/Yrs: 216-137/7 yrs Record at CU/Yrs: 56-44/2 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 16/10 Letterwinners R/L: 16/13 Letterwinners R/L: 15/8 Letterwinners R/L: 4/11 Top Returners: Chris Brake, Ian Top Returners: Chad Lanier, Ray Top Returners: Matt Baker, Jimbo Top Returners: Darryl Davis, Jaime Gibson, Derek Brown Gill, Preston Roberts, Steve Lenzi Davis, Spence Southard Aimer, Simeon Rhodes 2004 Record: 12-42, 5-19 (9th) 2004 Record: 36-24, 21-4 (1st) 2004 Record: 42-17, 17-4 (1st) 2004 Record: 32-20, 15-1 (1st) Series Record: BAC leads 3-0 Series Record: USCA leads 3-1 Series Record: USCA leads 8-7 Series Record: USCA leads 1-0 Last Meeting: BAC won 9-7 Last Meeting: USCA won 17-8 Last Meeting: CC won 10-5 Last Meeting: USCA won 11-2

COLUMBUS STATE FRANCIS MARION GC&SU KENNESAW STATE 2/19 @ CSU, 1 (DH); 2/20 @ CSU, 1:00 3/5 @ FMU, 1:00 (DH); 3/6 @ FMU, 1:00 3/18 @ GCSU, 5; 3/19 @ GCSU, 1 (DH) 4/15 @ USCA, 7; 4/16 @ USCA, 1:30 (DH)

Location: Columbus, Ga. Location: Florence, S.C. Location: Milledgeville, Ga. Location: Kennesaw, Ga. Enrollment: 6,500 Enrollment: 3,698 Enrollment: 5,100 Enrollment: 18,300 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Patriots Nickname: Bobcats Nickname: Owls Colors: Red, White, and Blue Colors: Red, White, and Blue Colors: Hunter Green and Navy Blue Colors: Black and Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Head Coach: Greg Appleton Head Coach: Art Inabinet Head Coach: Chris Calciano Head Coach: Mike Sansing Record at CSU/Yrs: 258-142/7 yrs Record at FMU/Yrs: 109-91/4 yrs Record at GCSU/Yrs: 0-0/1st yr Record at KSU/Yrs: 573-203/13 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 17/13 Letterwinners R/L: 10/13 Letterwinners R/L: 17/16 Letterwinners R/L: 11/14 Top Returners: Brian Baker, Billy Top Returners: Quentin Davis, Jason Top Returners: Matt Goyen, Brandon Top Returners: Scott Hendrix, Adrian Howard, Kurt McKee, Hurston Pittman Weaver, Lee Tabor, Luke Ogletree Durden, Mike DeVeaux Colton, Kevin Gergel 2004 Record: 40-21, 20-10 (2nd) 2004 Record: 29-17, 13-14 (T-5th) 2004 Record: 32-22, 13-14 (T-5th) 2004 Record: 32-24, 15-15 (4th) Series Record: CSU leads 25-20 Series Record: USCA leads 30-15 Series Record: GC&SU leads 28-17 Series Record: KSU leads 29-6 Last Meeting: USCA won 9-5 Last Meeting: USCA won 6-5 (11 inn) Last Meeting: GC&SU won 9-7 Last Meeting: KSU won 3-2

30 2005 OPPONENTS

LANDER LIMESTONE LINCOLN MEMORIAL MARTIN METHODIST 5/11 @ USCA, 7; 5/12 @ USCA, 4:30 (DH) 3/24 @ USCA, 6:00 2/4 @ USCA, 4; 2/5-6 @ USCA, 1:00 3/11 @ USCA, 6; 3/12-13 @ USCA, 1:00

Location: Greenwood, S.C. Location: Gaffney, S.C. Location: Harrogate, Tenn. Location: Pulaski, Tenn. Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 1,100 Enrollment: 2,579 Enrollment: 714 Nickname: Bearcats Nickname: Saints Nickname: Railsplitters Nickname: Redhawks Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Colors: Navy and Gray Colors: Red and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NAIA Conference: Peach Belt Conference: CVAC Conference: Gulf South Conference: TranSouth Head Coach: Mike McGuire Head Coach: Chico Lombardo Head Coach: Jeff Sziksai Head Coach: George Ogilvie Record at LU/Yrs: 60-52/2 yrs Record at LC/Yrs: 342-305/13 yrs Record at LMU/Yrs: 17-36-1/1 yr Record at MMC/Yrs: 21-29/1 yr Letterwinners R/L: 11/10 Letterwinners R/L: 15/12 Letterwinners R/L: 11/10 Letterwinners R/L: 14/5 Top Returners: David Walton, David Top Returners: Mitch House, Top Returners: Wes Strader, Top Returners: Devin Rocha, Wilson, David Glover, Justin Dickson Richmond Lutz, Josh Cochran Johnson Whitehead, Matt O’Brien Michael Boatwright, Jesse Thornton 2004 Record: 33-23, 14-16 (7th) 2004 Record: 27-28, 10-13 (6th) 2004 Record: 17-36-1, 5-15 (T-15th) 2004 Record: 21-29, 10-11 (5th) Series Record: USCA leads 12-9 Series Record: USCA leads 9-4 Series Record: USCA leads 10-4 Series Record: Never met Last Meeting: Lander won 4-1 Last Meeting: USCA won 3-1 Last Meeting: USCA won 21-5 Last Meeting: Never met

NEWBERRY UNC PEMBROKE NORTH FLORIDA NORTH GREENVILLE 4/6 @ NC, 6:30; 4/13 @ NC 6:30 4/1 @ USCA, 7:00; 4/2 @ USCA, 1:30 (DH) 4/23 @ UNF, 1 (DH); 4/24 @ UNF, 1:00 3/22 @ USCA, 6:00; 4/20 @ USCA, 6:30

Location: Newberry, S.C. Location: Pembroke, N.C. Location: Jacksonville, Fla. Location: Tigerville, S.C. Enrollment: 777 Enrollment: 6,000 Enrollment: 14,120 Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Indians Nickname: Braves Nickname: Ospreys Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Scarlet and Gray Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Navy Blue and Gray Colors: Red, Black, and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: South Atlantic Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Independent Head Coach: Tim Medlin Head Coach: Paul O’Neil Head Coach: Dusty Rhodes Head Coach: Tim Nihart Record at NC/Yrs: 370-423-1/16 yrs Record at UNCP/Yrs: 105-107-1/4 yr Record at UNF/Yrs: 721-294/17 yrs Record at NGC/Yrs: 98-165-1/6 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 10/11 Letterwinners R/L: 16/7 Letterwinners R/L: 25/9 Letterwinners R/L: N/A Top Returners: Dean Walker, Joel Top Returners: Tripp Lockhart, Top Returners: Ryan Amason, Josh Top Returners: N/A Crisp, Russell Haltiwanger Quincy Wyche, Mike Mattox Howard, Matt Oxendine 2004 Record: 13-27 2004 Record: 22-32, 6-15 (7th) 2004 Record: 25-27, 12-18 (T-8th) 2004 Record: 41-18, 23-7 (1st) Series Record: USCA leads 6-0 Series Record: USCA leads 20-11 Series Record: USCA leads 22-16 Series Record: UNF leads 15-12 Last Meeting: USCA won 13-8 Last Meeting: NC won 4-3 Last Meeting: UNCP won 4-2 Last Meeting: USCA won 3-2

SAINT ANDREWS USC UPSTATE TREVECCA NAZARENE WEST VIRGINIA STATE 4/12 @ USCA, 6:30 2/12 @ USCA, 1 (DH); 2/13 @ USCA, 1 3/8 @ USCA, 6:00; 3/9 @ USCA, 12:00 4/25 @ USCA, 6; 4/26 @ USCA, 1 (DH)

Location: Laurinburg, N.C. Location: Spartanburg, S.C. Location: Nashville, Tenn. Location: Institute, W.Va. Enrollment: 750 Enrollment: 4,500 Enrollment: 2,089 Enrollment: 4,529 Nickname: Knights Nickname: Spartans Nickname: Trojans Nickname: Yellow Jackets Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Hunter Green, White, & Black Colors: Purple and White Colors: Old Gold and Black Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CVAC Conference: Peach Belt Conference: TranSouth Conference: WVIAC Head Coach: Bobby Simmons Head Coach: Matt Fincher Head Coach: Jeff Forehand Head Coach: Calvin Bailey Record at SAPC/Yrs: 49-55/2 yrs Record at USCU/Yrs: 132-243/7 yrs Record at TNU/Yrs: 122-106-1/4 yrs Record at WVS/Yrs: 725-354-3/25 yr Letterwinners R/L: 14/19 Letterwinners R/L: 15/12 Letterwinners R/L: N/A Letterwinners R/L: 13/11 Top Returners: Everett Kelly, Will Top Returners: Trevor Berryhill, Top Returners: Bubba Norris, Brad Top Returners: Ryan Taylor, Justin Clark, Anthony Mehling Brandon Williams, Eric Davis Coon, Todd Dunlap, Dean Mitchell Gray, Marc Atkins 2004 Record: 25-27, 11-12 (5th) 2004 Record: 24-28, 11-19 (10th) 2004 Record: 44-17-1, 12-7 (2nd) 2004 Record: 40-16, 17-1 (1st) Series Record: USCA leads 3-0 Series Record: USCA leads 32-12 Series Record: Never met Series Record: USCA leads 3-0 Last Meeting: USCA won 10-4 Last Meeting: USCU won 5-3 Last Meeting: Never met Last Meeting: USCA won 14-5 31 USC AIKEN BASEBALL COACHING HISTORY

Tom Galardi Herb Marshall Dr. Jim Kauffman Randy Warrick Head Coach (1973-76) Head Coach (1977) Head Coach (1978) Head Coach (1979-89) Amassed a 57-49 record including a “I truly enjoyed the work [of keeping Recently finished a long stint as Coached 11 years and posted a win over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. the program going and rebuilding].” USCA’s Faculty Athletic Rep. 392-146 record. Now serves as AD.

Gary Gilmore Barry Given Tony Casas Kenny Thomas Head Coach (1990-95) Head Coach (1996) Head Coach (1997-99) Head Coach (2000-pres.) Compiled a 257-102-2 career record; Posted a 32-25 record as interim Alum who coached Pacers; was a Has posted four consecutive is head coach at Coastal Carolina. head coach at USC Aiken in 1996. member of 1986 World Series team. 30-win seasons.

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS Year Coach Record PBC Pct. Year Coach Record PBC Pct. 1989 Randy Warrick 39-11 --- .780 1973 Tom Galardi 13-5 --- .722 1990 Gary Gilmore 45-10 --- .818 1974 Tom Galardi 17-11 --- .607 1991 Gary Gilmore 51-13 --- .797 1975 Tom Galardi 16-15 --- .516 1992 Gary Gilmore 45-15-2 10-2-1 .742 1976 Tom Galardi 11-18 --- .379 1993 Gary Gilmore 46-18 13-7 .719 1977 Herb Marshall N/A --- N/A 1994 Gary Gilmore 35-22 16-5 .614 1978 Dr. Jim Kauffman 4-19 --- .174 1995 Gary Gilmore 34-24 14-10 .586 1979 Randy Warrick 15-24 --- .385 1996 Barry Given 32-25 10-14 .561 1980 Randy Warrick 28-12 --- .700 1997 Tony Casas 21-35 9-14 .375 1981 Randy Warrick 30-15 --- .667 1998 Tony Casas 27-25 13-16 .519 1982 Randy Warrick 30-13 --- .698 1999 Tony Casas 20-32 8-22 .385 1983 Randy Warrick 35-11 --- .761 2000 Kenny Thomas 29-27 15-15 .518 1984 Randy Warrick 38-8 --- .826 2001 Kenny Thomas 30-25 14-16 .545 1985 Randy Warrick 42-16 --- .724 2002 Kenny Thomas 37-19 16-14 .661 1986 Randy Warrick 53-12 --- .815 2003 Kenny Thomas 30-24 13-16 .556 1987 Randy Warrick 39-14 --- .736 2004 Kenny Thomas 30-26 12-18 .536 1988 Randy Warrick 43-10 --- .811 Totals 966-554-2 163-170-1 .635

USC AIKEN BASEBALL COACHING HISTORY

Coach Years Record Pct. Randy Warrick 1979-89 392-146 .729 Gary Gilmore 1990-95 257-102-2 .715 Tom Galardi 1973-76 57-49 .538 Kenny Thomas 2000-pres. 156-121 .563 Barry Given 1996 32-25 .561 Tony Casas 1997-99 68-92 .425 Jim Kauffman 1978 4-19 .174

32 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Feb. 26 Barton W 7-2 1992 1993 1994 Feb. 28 Lynn W 4-1 45-15-2, 10-2-1 PBC 46-18, 13-7 PBC 35-22, 16-5 PBC Mar. 3 Lynn L 2-4 Mar. 3 Lynn W 5-3 NCAA Tournament Participant World Series Participant PBC Regular Season Champion Mar. 4 Wofford W 5-2 PBC Tournament Champion NCAA Tournament Participant Coach: Gary Gilmore Mar. 5 Norfolk State L 5-6 Ranked No.6 in Final National Poll South Atlantic Region Champion Feb. 12 at Troy State L 3-7 Mar. 6 Norfolk State W 3-1 Coach: Gary Gilmore PBC Tournament Champion Feb. 13 at Troy State L 11-12(10) Mar. 7 Southern Indiana L 5-10 Feb. 8 South Carolina St. W 15-0 Ranked No.5 in Final National Poll Feb. 14 at Jacksonville State L 2-7 Mar. 7 Ball State W 7-1 Feb. 13 Winthrop L 4-7(11) Coach: Gary Gilmore Feb. 16 at Presbyterian L 4-5(10) Mar. 8 Ball State L 0-7 Feb. 14 The Citadel W 15-10 Feb. 12 Carson-Newman W 7-6 Feb. 18 at Elon W 7-6 Mar. 10 Mansfield L 5-7 Feb. 14 Western Carolina W 6-3 Feb. 13 Carson-Newman W 3-2 Feb. 19 at Campbell W 8-0 Mar. 11 at AASU* L 1-2 Feb. 15 Western Carolina L 8-11(11) Feb. 13 Carson-Newman L 3-5 Feb. 20 Carson-Newman W 10-4 Mar. 12 at AASU* L 4-5 Feb. 16 Furman W 1-0 Feb. 14 Erskine L 1-3 Feb. 20 Carson-Newman W 4-1 Mar. 12 at AASU* W 5-3 Feb. 16 UNC Asheville W 14-9 Feb. 14 Erskine W 11-1 Feb. 21 Carson-Newman W 17-4 Mar. 15 at Presbyterian W 9-8(11) Feb. 21 George Mason W 9-4 Feb. 17 at Georgia Southern W 3-0 Feb. 25 George Mason L 5-7 Mar. 18 USC Spartanburg* W 15-5 Feb. 22 East Tennessee St. W 7-1 Feb. 19 UNC Charlotte W 6-3 Feb. 26 Richmond L 5-6 Mar. 18 USC Spartanburg* W 5-4 Feb. 24 South Carolina St. W 7-4 Feb. 20 East Tennessee St. W 7-4 Feb. 26 Francis Marion* W 8-2 Mar. 19 USC Spartanburg* W 8-1 Feb. 29 at Charleston Sou. L 5-8 Feb. 20 The Citadel W 9-8 Feb. 27 Francis Marion* W 7-1 Mar. 21 at Wingate W 7-6 Mar. 1 UNC Charlotte L 3-5 Feb. 23 at Georgia Southern L 1-2 Feb. 27 Francis Marion* W 10-4 Mar. 22 Brewton-Parker L 5-10 Mar. 4 at Wingate W 7-4 Feb. 24 at Georgia State L 3-4 Mar. 2 Georgia State L 4-5 Mar. 23 Erskine L 6-7 Mar. 6 Mansfield W 8-1 Feb. 28 Mount St. Mary’s W 12-2 Mar. 5 USC Spartanburg* W 16-3 Mar. 25 at Francis Marion* W 12-6 Mar. 6 Mansfield W 9-2 Feb. 28 George Mason W 7-3 Mar. 5 USC Spartanburg* W 5-0 Mar. 25 at Francis Marion* W 1-0 Mar. 7 UNC Wilmington W 3-1 Mar. 1 George Mason L 6-10 Mar. 6 USC Spartanburg* W 14-0 Mar. 26 at Francis Marion* W 10-9 Mar. 7 UNC Wilmington W 3-2 Mar. 1 Mount St. Mary’s W 19-3 Mar. 7 Southern Indiana W 17-5 Mar. 30 Presbyterian L 7-10 Mar. 8 Mansfield L 4-5 Mar. 2 Davis & Elkins W 11-6 Mar. 10 Southern Indiana L 3-4 Apr. 1 at Columbus State* L 1-4 Mar. 11 Wingate W 14-5 Mar. 4 Mount Olive W 10-0 Mar. 10 Ball State L 4-7 Apr. 2 at Columbus State* W 8-6 Mar. 12 Pfeiffer W 4-2 Mar. 5 Mount Olive W 2-1 Mar. 11 Mansfield L 5-8 Apr. 2 at Columbus State* L 4-7 Mar. 12 Southern Indiana L 4-7(11) Mar. 6 at USC Spartanburg* W 6-5 Mar. 12 at AASU* L 7-8 Apr. 4 at UNC Wilmington L 3-4 Mar. 13 Southern Indiana W 1-0 Mar. 6 at USC Spartanburg* W 10-1 Mar. 13 at AASU* L 2-8 Apr. 5 at UNC Wilmington L 4-6 Mar. 16 Shepherd W 9-3 Mar. 7 at USC Spartanburg* W 9-6 Mar. 13 at AASU* W 5-3 Apr. 8 Augusta State* W 9-8 Mar. 17 Shepherd W 11-7 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 4-2 Mar. 16 Newberry W 13-10(10) Apr. 8 Augusta State* L 3-9 Mar. 20 at Augusta State* L 0-5 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 3-2 Mar. 19 Columbus State* W 10-3 Apr. 9 Augusta State* W 9-8 Mar. 21 at Augusta State* W 5-2 Mar. 11 at Augusta State W 13-2 Mar. 19 Columbus State* W 4-2 Apr. 12 Wingate W 18-5 Mar. 21 at Augusta State* W 5-3 Mar. 16 at Newberry L 4-5 Mar. 20 Columbus State* W 17-12(10) Apr. 14 UNC Pembroke* W 6-2 Mar. 20 at Columbus State* L 2-5 Mar. 26 Georgia Southern L 1-9 Mar. 23 at UNC Wilmington L 1-3(10) Apr. 14 UNC Pembroke* W 5-0 Mar. 28 Columbus State* W 1-0 Mar. 20 at Columbus State* W 5-4 Mar. 24 at UNC Wilmington W 5-1 Apr. 15 UNC Pembroke* W 16-1 Mar. 28 Columbus State* W 3-2 Mar. 21 at Columbus State* L 6-8 Mar. 26 at UNC Pembroke* W 4-1 Apr. 18 Newberry W 9-3 Mar. 29 Columbus State* L 5-6 Mar. 24 AASU* L 4-15 Mar. 27 at UNC Pembroke* L 7-8 Apr. 19 at Augusta State W 14-2 Mar. 24 AASU* L 6-9 Mar. 31 at Newberry W 2-1(13) Mar. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 14-3 Apr. 22 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 1 at SC State W 6-4 Mar. 27 UNC Pembroke* W 4-2 Mar. 28 Brown W 13-6 Apr. 23 Kennesaw State* L 6-8 Apr. 2 at Georgia Sou. L 1-2 Mar. 27 UNC Pembroke* W 5-0 Mar. 29 Brown W 7-6 Apr. 23 Kennesaw State* W 7-6 Apr. 2 at Georgia Sou. W 16-0 Mar. 28 UNC Pembroke* W 6-3 Apr. 1 Kennesaw State W 13-2 Apr. 26 Newberry L 5-8 Apr. 4 GC&SU* W 6-5 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* W 9-7 Apr. 2 GC&SU* W 15-4 Apr. 29 at GC&SU* L 2-6 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* W 5-4 Apr. 4 GC&SU* W 5-4 Apr. 3 GC&SU* L 8-12 Apr. 30 at GC&SU* L 9-18 Apr. 2 South Carolina St. W 7-3 Apr. 5 GC&SU* W 4-2 Apr. 3 GC&SU* L 4-6 Apr. 30 at GC&SU* L 7-8 Apr. 3 at GC&SU* W 18-2 Apr. 7 at Francis Marion W 8-3 Apr. 5 at Western Carolina L 4-9 May 2 Erskine W 6-5 Apr. 3 at GC&SU* L 2-3 Apr. 11 at AASU T 2-2 Apr. 6 at Presbyterian L 6-9 May 6 at AASU# W 5-3 Apr. 4 at GC&SU* L 5-13 Apr. 14 at Western Carolina W 10-6 Apr. 8 Erskine W 5-3 May 7 at AASU# W 5-0 Apr. 7 Erskine W 2-0 Apr. 15 at Western Carolina W 7-0 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* W 7-2 May 11 Kennesaw State# L 2-6 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 11-0 Apr. 16 Gannon W 7-1 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* W 5-0 May 12 GC&SU# L 2-8 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 7-2 Apr. 16 Gannon W 5-1 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 5-3 # = PBC Tournament (Aiken, SC) Apr. 11 Augusta State* L 2-4 Apr. 18 USC Spartanburg* W 3-1 Apr. 13 Newberry W 5-4 Apr. 13 at Francis Marion* W 12-10 Apr. 18 USC Spartanburg* W 12-1 Apr. 14 at Wofford W 19-2 Apr. 14 GC&SU W 10-9 1996 Apr. 19 USC Spartanburg* W 12-4 Apr. 16 USC Spartanburg* W 17-1 Apr. 17 UNC Pembroke W 9-3 Apr. 22 Francis Marion L 7-8 Apr. 16 USC Spartanburg* W 9-1 32-25, 10-14 PBC Apr. 18 UNC Pembroke W 16-3 Apr. 24 Augusta State W 4-1 Apr. 19 at North Florida W 7-3 Apr. 20 at Western Carolina L 5-7 Coach: Barry Given Apr. 25 AASU* L 2-6 Apr. 20 at North Florida L 3-4 Apr. 21 at Western Carolina W 13-10 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 4-2 Apr. 27 Erskine W 1-0 Apr. 23 vs. Columbus St.# L 4-5(14) Apr. 24 vs. USCS# W 7-2 Feb. 10 Carson-Newman W 6-5 Apr. 27 Erskine T 5-5 Apr. 24 vs. AASU# L 7-17 Apr. 25 vs. Francis Marion# W 12-7 Feb. 11 Carson-Newman L 5-7 Apr. 28 Newberry W 9-6 Apr. 28 Augusta State W 13-1 Apr. 26 vs. Francis Marion# W 11-7 Feb. 13 Coker W 1-0 May 7 vs. Augusta State# W 2-0 Apr. 30 at Erskine W 6-1 May 1 Troy State W 9-1 Feb. 17 Voorhees W 11-0 May 8 vs. Columbus St.# L 1-4 Apr. 31 Elon L 3-8 May 2 Wofford W 14-8 Feb. 17 Voorhees W 2-1 May 9 vs. GC&SU# W 8-4 # = PBC Tournament May 4 Newberry W 7-4 Feb. 18 Newberry W 4-2 May 9 vs. Columbus St.# W 7-5 May 14 at UNC Wilmington W 5-2 Feb. 21 Catawba L 4-5 May 10 vs. AASU# W 5-2 May 16 at UNC Wilmington L 5-9 1995 Feb. 21 Catawba W 17-13 May 12 Winthrop W 6-2 May 16 at UNC Wilmington L 1-3 Feb. 24 GC&SU* W 10-5 May 14 vs. Florida Tech^ L 4-6 34-24, 14-10 PBC May 20 AASU^ W 5-4 Feb. 24 GC&SU* L 2-8 May 14 vs. AASU^ W 11-0 May 21 Francis Marion^ W 6-5 Coach: Gary Gilmore Feb. 25 GC&SU* L 4-10 May 15 vs. Florida Tech^ L 2-7 May 22 Francis Marion^ W 13-2 Feb. 12 Elon W 6-4 Feb. 27 at North Florida W 8-3 #=PBC Tournament (Columbus, GA) May 30 vs. Adelphi% W 13-12 Feb. 12 Elon W 5-0 Feb. 28 at North Florida L 5-17 ^=South Atlantic Region (Savannah, GA) Jun. 1 vs. Cal-Poly SLO% L 3-4 Feb. 20 Augusta State L 4-5 Mar. 3 Ball State L 1-7 Jun. 2 vs. Adelphi% L 6-7 Feb. 21 Augusta State W 10-5 Mar. 4 Ball State W 3-1 # = PBC Tournament (Columbus, GA) Feb. 24 Carson-Newman W 2-1 Mar. 5 Southern Indiana W 6-4 ^ = South Atlantic Region (Aiken, SC) Feb. 25 Carson-Newman W 4-1 Mar. 6 Southern Indiana L 5-6 % = NCAA World Series (Montgomery, AL) Feb. 26 Carson-Newman W 7-2 Mar. 9 AASU* L 0-6

33 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Mar. 10 AASU* W 6-4(10) Mar. 26 Barton W 14-2 Apr. 25 at UNC Pembroke* L 3-4 Feb. 19 Cumberland (TN) W 9-0 Mar. 10 AASU* W 3-0 Mar. 28 at Columbus State* L 2-5 Apr. 26 at UNC Pembroke* L 3-5 Feb. 20 Cumberland (TN) L 1-2 Mar. 12 Pfeiffer W 6-3 Mar. 29 at Columbus State* L 3-17 May 2 at Kennesaw State# L 2-15 Feb. 22 at Wingate L 6-16 Mar. 13 at Presbyterian W 16-6 Mar. 29 at Columbus State* W 3-2 May 3 at Kennesaw State# W 7-5 Feb. 24 Catawba W 4-1 Mar. 16 at USCS* W 5-4 Mar. 31 Newberry L 10-11 May 3 at Kennesaw State# L 1-8 Feb. 26 North Florida* L 6-17 Mar. 16 at USCS* L 2-5 Apr. 1 at Newberry L 6-7 # = PBC Tournament (Kennesaw, GA) Feb. 26 North Florida* W 10-5 Mar. 17 at USCS* W 15-9 Apr. 3 Presbyterian L 3-8 Feb. 27 North Florida* L 4-6 Mar. 19 Barton W 14-5 Apr. 5 UNC Pembroke* L 5-20 1999 Feb. 29 at Limestone L 8-10 Mar. 19 Barton W 6-1 Apr. 5 UNC Pembroke* W 8-7 Mar. 1 Catawba L 6-10 Mar. 22 Erskine W 8-0 Apr. 6 UNC Pembroke* L 8-15 20-32, 8-22 PBC Mar. 2 Newberry W 11-3 Mar. 23 Francis Marion* W 3-0 Apr. 9 Wingate L 4-5 Mar. 4 GC&SU* L 5-10 Coach: Tony Casas Mar. 24 Francis Marion* W 9-1 Apr. 10 at Catawba L 8-17 Mar. 4 GC&SU* W 13-9 Feb. 4 at Florida Southern L 5-7 Mar. 24 Francis Marion* L 14-16 Apr. 11 Brewton-Parker L 8-16 Mar. 5 GC&SU* W 4-3(12) Feb. 6 at Barry L 6-10 Mar. 25 Kent State W 15-5 Apr. 13 Augusta State* L 6-9 Mar. 7 Fairmont State W 13-2 Feb. 6 at Lynn L 6-22 Mar. 30 Columbus State* L 7-8 Apr. 13 Augusta State* W 4-3 Mar. 8 Fairmont State W 11-6 Feb. 7 at Barry L 1-10 Mar. 30 Columbus State* L 3-6 Apr. 14 Augusta State* W 10-3 Mar. 10 at Lander* W 24-9 Feb. 13 USC Spartanburg* W 5-2 Mar. 31 Columbus State* L 4-13 Apr. 16 at Catawba W 3-2 Mar. 11 at Lander* L 7-8 Feb. 13 USC Spartanburg* W 5-0 Apr. 2 at Coastal Carolina L 7-9 Apr. 18 at Brewton-Parker L 2-3 Mar. 12 at Lander* W 6-3 Feb. 14 USC Spartanburg* L 8-18 Apr. 3 Presbyterian W 6-1 Apr. 19 Kennesaw State* L 2-3 Mar. 14 at Presbyterian L 3-9 Feb. 16 at Newberry L 4-5 Apr. 5 at Augusta State* W 15-7(12) Apr. 20 Kennesaw State* L 2-14 Mar. 17 Newberry L 2-12 Feb. 17 at Brewton-Parker W 16-5 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 9-1 Apr. 20 Kennesaw State* L 3-9 Mar. 18 AASU* W 10-4 Feb. 19 Lynn W 8-3 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 4-3 Apr. 26 at GC&SU# L 2-8 Mar. 19 AASU* L 8-16 Feb. 25 at Erskine W 15-6 Apr. 9 at Newberry L 12-13(10) Apr. 27 at GC&SU# L 2-7 Mar. 19 AASU* W 13-11 Feb. 27 at North Florida* L 7-17 Apr. 13 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-3 # = PBC Tournament (Milledgeville, GA) Mar. 21 Coker W 13-3 Feb. 27 at North Florida* L 4-11 Apr. 13 at UNC Pembroke* L 5-6 Mar. 22 Barton W 11-1 Feb. 28 at North Florida* L 10-16 Apr. 14 at UNC Pembroke* L 1-5 Mar. 24 at Kennesaw State* L 5-12 1998 Mar. 1 Gannon W 4-3 Apr. 16 at Wingate L 5-13 Mar. 25 at Kennesaw State* L 2-8 Mar. 1 Gannon W 9-1 Apr. 17 Wingate W 8-4 27-25, 13-16 PBC Mar. 26 at Kennesaw State* W 10-3 Mar. 6 at GC&SU* L 9-10 Apr. 20 at Kennesaw State* L 5-8 Mar. 28 Alabama-Huntsville L 5-13 Coach: Tony Casas Mar. 7 at GC&SU* L 4-16 Apr. 21 at Kennesaw State* L 4-5 Mar. 29 Alabama-Huntsville W 7-6 Feb. 6 Carson-Newman L 3-4 Mar. 7 at GC&SU* W 14-13 Apr. 21 at Kennesaw State* L 7-10 Mar. 31 Francis Marion* L 5-13 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 5-1 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 14-7 Apr. 25 Limestone W 7-4 Apr. 1 Francis Marion* W 13-12 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 21-7 Mar. 10 Limestone W 10-4 Apr. 27 at AASU# L 1-4 Apr. 1 Francis Marion* W 9-3 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman W 8-7 Mar. 11 Columbia Union W 15-0 Apr. 28 at AASU# W 2-0 Apr. 5 Presbyterian L 15-17 Feb. 11 Erskine W 18-6 Mar. 13 Lander* L 3-14 Apr. 28 at AASU# W 6-3 Apr. 6 Wingate L 5-8 Feb. 14 at USCS* W 15-5 Mar. 13 Lander* W 13-3 May 9 vs. Columbus St.# L 2-3 Apr. 8 at Augusta State* W 15-10 Feb. 14 at USCS* L 1-2 Mar. 14 Lander* L 1-10 May 10 vs. GC&SU# L 4-6 Apr. 8 at Augusta State* L 3-5 Feb. 15 at USCS* W 8-4 Mar. 17 at Presbyterian L 4-6 # = PBC Tournament (Kennesaw, GA) Apr. 9 at Augusta State* L 5-7 Feb. 18 at Brewton-Parker L 3-6 Mar. 21 at AASU* L 6-8 Apr. 11 Newberry L 11-12(11) Feb. 21 Catawba W 13-8 Mar. 21 at AASU* L 2-5 Apr. 15 Columbus State* W 12-5 1997 Feb. 21 Catawba W 9-4 Mar. 22 at AASU* L 3-4 Apr. 15 Columbus State* L 3-9 Feb. 25 at Erskine L 12-13 Mar. 23 Newberry L 7-12 21-35, 9-14 PBC Apr. 16 Columbus State* L 3-11 Feb. 28 North Florida* L 4-14 Mar. 24 Brewton-Parker W 13-10 Apr. 18 Anderson W 16-10 Coach: Tony Casas Feb. 28 North Florida* L 5-6 Mar. 27 Kennesaw State* W Forfeit Apr. 19 at Georgia L 6-14 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 9-8 Mar. 1 North Florida* W 6-4 Mar. 27 Kennesaw State* L 2-6 Apr. 21 at UNC Pembroke* L 5-6 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 3-5 Mar. 4 Wingate W 17-8 Mar. 28 Kennesaw State* W 12-4 Apr. 22 at UNC Pembroke* W 8-4 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 1-8 Mar. 5 at Presbyterian L 3-9 Mar. 30 at Wingate L 7-8 Apr. 22 at UNC Pembroke* W 9-7 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 8-4 Mar. 10 at Barton W 3-2 Apr. 2 at Francis Marion* W 7-4 Apr. 25 Limestone W 12-8 Feb. 12 at Presbyterian L 2-8 Mar. 11 at Mount Olive W 9-5 Apr. 3 at Francis Marion* L 3-6 Feb. 16 North Florida W 2-1 Mar. 12 at Mount Olive W 6-1 Apr. 3 at Francis Marion* L 4-6 2001 Feb. 16 North Florida L 2-9 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 1-7 Apr. 6 at Limestone W 17-10 Feb. 18 at Newberry W 8-4 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 7-11 Apr. 7 Wingate L 7-12 30-25, 14-16 PBC Feb. 20 Newberry L 1-6 Mar. 15 at Lander* L 5-9 Apr. 10 Augusta State* L 3-12 Coach: Kenny Thomas Feb. 22 at GC&SU* L 6-9 Mar. 21 AASU* L 1-10 Apr. 10 Augusta State* L 4-8 Feb. 2 vs. West Florida W 4-0 Feb. 23 at GC&SU* L 2-11 Mar. 22 AASU* L 6-8(10) Apr. 11 Augusta State* L 7-11 Feb. 3 vs. AL-Huntsville L 3-8(10) Feb. 23 at GC&SU* W 5-2 Mar. 22 AASU* W 9-5 Apr. 13 Presbyterian W 9-8 Feb. 10 USC Spartanburg* W 6-1 Feb. 25 at Coker L 1-5 Mar. 24 Brewton-Parker L 5-7 Apr. 14 Newberry L 10-21 Feb. 10 USC Spartanburg* W 6-4 Feb. 26 Erskine W 8-4 Mar. 25 at Wingate L 2-4 Apr. 17 at Columbus State* L 3-4 Feb. 11 USC Spartanburg* W 18-3 Feb. 27 at Augusta State W 17-3 Mar. 28 at Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 17 at Columbus State* L 4-5 Feb. 14 at Newberry W 7-5 Mar. 1 Catawba W 7-2 Mar. 28 at Kennesaw State* L 2-5 Apr. 18 at Columbus State* L 4-16 Feb. 16 Lincoln Memorial L 3-7 Mar. 1 Catawba L 8-9 Mar. 29 at Kennesaw State* L 4-13 Apr. 22 at Augusta State W 14-5 Feb. 17 Lincoln Memorial L 7-12(10) Mar. 2 Gardner-Webb W 11-6 Apr. 2 Presbyterian W 25-10 Apr. 24 UNC Pembroke* L 7-11 Feb. 18 Lincoln Memorial W 7-5 Mar. 4 at Erskine W 8-2 Apr. 4 Francis Marion* L 5-10 Apr. 25 UNC Pembroke* L 4-11 Feb. 20 at Presbyterian W 9-4 Mar. 8 at AASU* L 3-5 Apr. 5 Francis Marion* W 10-5 Apr. 25 UNC Pembroke* W 7-1 Feb. 24 at North Florida* L 6-7 Mar. 9 at AASU* W 8-5 Apr. 5 Francis Marion* L 10-12 Feb. 24 at North Florida* L 5-7 Mar. 9 at AASU* L 4-5 Apr. 8 at Catawba W 13-7 2000 Feb. 25 at North Florida* L 2-9 Mar. 11 Voorhees W 26-3 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 7-6 29-27, 15-15 PBC Feb. 28 Brevard W 8-7 Mar. 12 Southern Indiana L 6-9 Apr. 11 at Augusta State* W 21-7 Mar. 2 at GC&SU* L 2-17 Mar. 13 Southern Indiana L 4-6 Apr. 11 at Augusta State* W 5-3 Coach: Kenny Thomas Mar. 4 at GC&SU* L 6-7 Mar. 15 USC Spartanburg* W 9-4 Apr. 15 GC&SU* L 7-19 Feb. 4 Lincoln Memorial W 7-6(10) Mar. 4 at GC&SU* L 0-11 Mar. 15 USC Spartanburg* L 2-4 Apr. 15 GC&SU* W 7-3 Feb. 5 Lincoln Memorial W 7-4 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana L 2-11 Mar. 16 USC Spartanburg* L 4-11 Apr. 16 at Limestone L 4-18 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial W 13-7 Mar. 9 Lander* L 5-8 Mar. 18 at Wingate L 10-11 Apr. 18 Columbus State* W 8-3 Feb. 9 at Coker W 5-3 Mar. 10 Lander* W 5-4 Mar. 21 Limestone L 7-11 Apr. 19 Columbus State* W 14-13 Feb. 12 at USC Spartanburg* L 2-3 Mar. 10 Lander* W 5-4 Mar. 22 at Francis Marion* W 9-5 Apr. 19 Columbus State* W 7-6 Feb. 13 at USC Spartanburg* W 12-2 Mar. 13 Lindsey Wilson W 12-3 Mar. 22 at Francis Marion* L 5-7 Apr. 22 Augusta State W 11-9 Feb. 13 at USC Spartanburg* L 2-3 Mar. 14 Lindsey Wilson L 6-24 Mar. 23 at Francis Marion* W 8-6 Apr. 25 at UNC Pembroke* W 9-3 Feb. 18 Cumberland (TN) L 1-12 Mar. 15 Kentucky Wesleyan W 6-5

34 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS • 13-YEAR PBC COMPOSITE RECORDS

Mar. 17 at AASU* W 5-4 Mar. 5 Southern Indiana W 8-4 Feb. 23 Lander* W 9-0 Feb. 21 Columbus State* L 2-4 Mar. 17 at AASU* W 5-3 Mar. 7 Southern Indiana W 20-8 Feb. 23 Lander* W 7-6(8) Feb. 21 Columbus State* W 7-4 Mar. 18 at AASU* L 6-8 Mar. 8 Lincoln Memorial L 7-9 Feb. 25 Milligan W 10-7 Feb. 22 Columbus State* W 9-5 Mar. 21 Barton L 1-5 Mar. 9 Lincoln Memorial W 16-15 Feb. 26 Milligan W 16-2 Feb. 28 Catawba L 0-5 Mar. 21 Barton W 4-1 Mar. 10 Lincoln Memorial W 7-2 Feb. 28 at Francis Marion* L 2-6 Feb. 28 Catawba W 2-0 Mar. 23 West Virginia Tech W 10-0 Mar. 13 Lindsey Wilson W 13-2 Mar. 1 at Francis Marion* L 1-2(6) Feb. 29 Catawba L 9-10 Mar. 24 West Virginia Tech W 13-0 Mar. 14 Lindsey Wilson W 8-5 Mar. 4 Anderson L 5-7 Mar. 3 Anderson W 12-5 Mar. 25 West Virginia Tech W 11-6 Mar. 15 at Kennesaw State* L 4-7 Mar. 8 Bellarmine W 13-2 Mar. 5 Francis Marion* L 3-7 Mar. 28 Newberry W 9-5 Mar. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 6-7(10) Mar. 8 Bellarmine W 13-2 Mar. 6 Francis Marion* W 7-6 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* L 1-2 Mar. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 3-5 Mar. 9 Bellarmine W 6-5(10) Mar. 6 Francis Marion* W 6-5(11) Mar. 31 at Francis Marion* L 0-6 Mar. 19 at Newberry W 8-4 Mar. 10 Southern Indiana W 10-9(10) Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 10-3 Mar. 31 at Francis Marion* W 2-1 Mar. 20 Belmont Abbey L 5-9 Mar. 11 Lindsey Wilson L 14-15 Mar. 11 North Greenville W 13-8 Apr. 4 Newberry W 8-6(10) Mar. 22 at USC Spartanburg* W 11-8(10) Mar. 12 Lindsey Wilson W 8-6 Mar. 13 at Lander* L 3-4 Apr. 5 Presbyterian W 3-2 Mar. 23 at USC Spartanburg* L 13-14(10) Mar. 14 Kennesaw State* L 4-14 Mar. 13 at Lander* W 3-2 Apr. 7 Augusta State* W 9-7 Mar. 23 at USC Spartanburg* W 6-0 Mar. 16 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 1-4 Apr. 7 Augusta State* W 3-1 Mar. 26 West Virginia Tech W 9-6 Mar. 16 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Mar. 16 Barton L 7-8 Apr. 8 Augusta State* W 12-11 Mar. 27 West Virginia Tech W 14-4 Mar. 18 Barton L 9-18 Mar. 17 Barton W 11-7 Apr. 10 Presbyterian L 13-14 Mar. 28 Taylor W 27-8 Mar. 19 West Virginia Tech W 6-1 Mar. 19 GC&SU* W 6-5 Apr. 12 at Newberry W 14-9 Mar. 29 AASU* L 3-5 Mar. 20 West Virginia Tech W 12-4 Mar. 20 GC&SU* W 7-3 Apr. 14 at Columbus State* L 2-3 Mar. 30 AASU* W 5-4(12) Mar. 22 USC Spartanburg* W 8-3 Mar. 20 GC&SU* L 7-9 Apr. 14 at Columbus State* L 5-9 Mar. 30 AASU* W 6-3 Mar. 22 USC Spartanburg* W 5-4 Mar. 23 St. Andrews W 10-4 Apr. 15 at Columbus State* W 11-10 Apr. 2 Newberry W 11-1 Mar. 23 USC Spartanburg* L 1-5 Mar. 26 West Virginia State W 5-2 Apr. 17 Limestone W 4-3 Apr. 4 Saint Augustine’s W 16-5 Mar. 25 at Newberry W 7-5 Mar. 27 West Virginia State W 16-4 Apr. 20 UNC Pembroke* L 4-6 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 9-6 Mar. 29 at AASU* L 3-11 Mar. 28 West Virginia State W 14-5 Apr. 21 UNC Pembroke* W 11-0 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 8-3 Mar. 29 at AASU* W 5-1(12) Mar. 31 North Greenville W 14-7 Apr. 21 UNC Pembroke* W 14-13 Apr. 7 at Augusta State* W 11-8 Mar. 30 at AASU* L 5-11 Apr. 1 North Greenville W 13-8 Apr. 24 Belmont Abbey L 6-8 Apr. 9 Anderson W 9-3 Apr. 2 Presbyterian L 7-10 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* L 4-6 Apr. 27 Kennesaw State* L 3-13 Apr. 12 Columbus State* L 3-6 Apr. 5 Augusta State* W 8-4 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* W 4-2(14) Apr. 28 Kennesaw State* L 11-21 Apr. 13 Columbus State* L 6-11 Apr. 5 Augusta State* L 4-10 Apr. 4 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-4 Apr. 28 Kennesaw State* L 6-11 Apr. 13 Columbus State* L 5-8 Apr. 6 Augusta State* W 15-9 Apr. 7 at Brevard W 17-8 Apr. 30 at Georgia L 1-6 Apr. 18 North Greenville W 14-9 Apr. 11 at Columbus State* W 4-2 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* L 0-10 Apr. 20 North Florida* W 5-2 Apr. 12 at Columbus State* W 7-6(10) Apr. 10 at Augusta State* L 4-8 2002 Apr. 20 North Florida* L 3-6 Apr. 12 at Columbus State* L 3-4(10) Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 13-9 37-19, 16-14 PBC Apr. 21 North Florida* W 9-7 Apr. 15 Newberry W 4-3 Apr. 13 Claflin W 11-2 Apr. 23 Brewton-Parker W 13-7 Apr. 16 North Greenville W 6-3 Apr. 14 Newberry L 3-4 Ranked No.20 in Final National Poll Apr. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 10-3 Apr. 18 at North Florida* L 3-5 Apr. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Coach: Kenny Thomas Apr. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 16-4 Apr. 19 at North Florida* L 1-5 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 7-17 Feb. 1 vs. Florida Tech W 11-3 Apr. 28 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-6 Apr. 19 at North Florida* W 9-1 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 2-3 Feb. 2 vs. Limestone L 3-6 Apr. 23 Brevard L 5-6 Apr. 20 Limestone W 3-1 Feb. 3 vs. Presbyterian W 10-9 2003 Apr. 26 UNC Pembroke* W 16-4 Apr. 23 North Florida* L 3-10 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 6-8 30-24, 13-16 PBC Apr. 26 UNC Pembroke* W 6-0 Apr. 24 North Florida* L 6-11 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 14-13 Apr. 27 UNC Pembroke* L 10-19 Apr. 24 North Florida* W 3-2 Feb. 10 Carson-Newman L 5-8 Coach: Kenny Thomas Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 7-6 Feb. 12 Limestone W 14-8 Feb. 1 Lincoln Memorial W 7-1 2004 Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 15-0 Feb. 16 GC&SU* L 1-7 Feb. 2 Lincoln Memorial W 16-1 May 5 Catawba L 5-10 Feb. 16 GC&SU* L 5-9 Feb. 4 Belmont Abbey L 7-9 30-26, 12-18 PBC May 7 AASU* W 3-2 Feb. 17 GC&SU* L 7-8(16) Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 5-2 Coach: Kenny Thomas May 8 AASU* L 6-16 Feb. 19 Erskine W 12-5 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman W 8-5 Jan. 31 Carson-Newman L 1-5 May 8 AASU* W 6-5 Feb. 22 at Lander* W 8-6 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman L 13-15(10) Feb. 1 Carson-Newman L 7-8 LEGEND Feb. 23 at Lander* W 10-9 Feb. 13 at Presbyterian L 8-14 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial L 3-6 * = Peach Belt Conference game Feb. 23 at Lander* W 7-3 Feb. 15 at GC&SU* L 5-7 Feb. 7 Lincoln Memorial W 6-4 # = PBC Tournament game Feb. 28 Brevard W 16-12(11) Feb. 15 at GC&SU* L 5-6 Feb. 8 Lincoln Memorial W 21-5 ^ or % = NCAA Tournament game Mar. 1 Francis Marion* W 23-17 Feb. 17 at GC&SU* L 5-12 Feb. 14 at USC Spartanburg* L 0-3 AASU=Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. Mar. 1 Francis Marion* L 2-5 Feb. 18 North Greenville W 7-5 Feb. 14 at USC Spartanburg* L 1-2 GC&SU=Georgia College & State Univ. Mar. 3 Francis Marion* W 7-0 Feb. 22 Lander* W 4-3 Feb. 16 at USC Spartanburg* L 3-5

Peach Belt Conference Teams Peach Belt Conference Teams Peach Belt Conference Teams 13-Year (1992-2004) 13-Year (1992-2004) Seven-Year (1992-98) Overall Composite Record PBC Composite Record PBC Tournament Record

TEAM W-L Pct. TEAM W-L Pct. TEAM W-L Pct. Kennesaw State 534-183 .745 North Florida 152-51 .749 Kennesaw State 19-4 .826 North Florida 289-119 .708 Kennesaw State 200-77 .722 Columbus State 23-12 .657 Armstrong Atl. State 485-243-2 .666 Columbus State 197-134 .595 USC Aiken 16-12 .571 Columbus State 461-271 .630 GC&SU 192-139 .580 GC&SU 19-15 .559 GC&SU 451-286-2 .612 Armstrong Atl. State 185-142-2 .565 Armstrong Atl. State 13-17 .433 USC Aiken 416-317-1 .567 USC Aiken 163-170-1 .490 Francis Marion 10-14 .417 Lander 196-167 .540 Francis Marion 146-165 .469 Lander 1-2 .333 Francis Marion 313-267 .540 Lander 95-110 .463 USC Upstate 3-9 .250 Augusta State 341-342 .499 Augusta State 140-194 .419 UNC Pembroke 2-10 .167 UNC Pembroke 283-327-1 .464 UNC Pembroke 101-214 .321 Augusta State 1-10 .091 USC Upstate 219-411 .348 USC Upstate 74-253-1 .227 North Florida 0-2 .000

35 ALL-TIME RECORD VERSUS OPPONENTS • SPONSORS Pacers vs. Opponents OPPONENT W L T LAST STK OPPONENT W L T LAST STK OPPONENT W L T LAST STK Adelphi 1 1 0 1993 L-1 Elon 3 1 0 1995 W-2 Norfolk State 1 1 0 1995 W-1 Alabama-Huntsville 1 2 0 2001 L-1 Erskine 14 3 1 2002 W-2 UNC Asheville 1 0 0 1992 W-1 Anderson 3 1 0 2004 W-1 Fairmont State 2 0 0 2000 W-2 UNC Charlotte 1 1 0 1993 W-1 Armstrong Atl. State 23 24 1 2004 W-1 Florida Southern 0 2 0 1999 L-2 UNC Pembroke 22 16 0 2004 L-1 Augusta State 38 13 0 2004 W-1 Florida Tech 1 2 0 2002 W-1 UNC Wilmington 4 5 0 1995 L-2 Ball State 2 3 0 1996 W-1 Francis Marion 30 15 0 2004 W-2 North Florida 12 15 0 2004 W-1 Barry 0 2 0 1999 L-2 Furman 2 0 0 1992 W-2 North Greenville 6 0 0 2004 W-6 Barton 7 3 0 2004 W-1 Gannon 8 0 0 1999 W-8 Oral Roberts 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Bellarmine 3 0 0 2003 W-3 Gardner Webb 3 0 0 1997 W-3 Pfeiffer 2 0 0 1996 W-2 Belmont Abbey 0 3 0 2003 L-3 George Mason 2 2 0 1994 L-1 Point Park 1 0 0 1991 W-1 Benedict 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Georgia 0 2 0 2001 L-2 Presbyterian 8 13 0 2003 L-2 Brevard 3 1 0 2004 W-1 Georgia Coll. & State 17 28 0 2004 L-1 Richmond 0 1 0 1994 L-1 Brewton-Parker 3 5 0 2002 W-3 Georgia Southern 4 3 0 1993 L-1 Saint Augustine 1 0 0 2002 W-1 Bristol 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Georgia State 0 2 0 1994 L-2 Saint Andrews 3 0 0 2004 W-3 Brown 2 0 0 1994 W-2 Jacksonville State 0 1 0 1994 L-1 Shepherd 2 0 0 1992 W-2 California Tech State 0 1 0 1993 L-1 Kennesaw State 6 29 0 2004 L-12 USC Upstate 32 12 0 2004 L-4 Campbell 1 0 0 1994 W-1 Kent State 1 0 0 1996 W-1 South Carolina State 6 0 0 1993 W-6 Carson-Newman 18 10 0 2004 L-3 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 0 0 2001 W-1 Southern Indiana 11 9 0 2004 W-4 Catawba 8 7 0 2004 L-2 Lander 12 9 0 2004 L-1 Tampa 0 2 0 1991 L-2 Charleston Southern 0 2 0 1992 L-2 Lewis and Clark State 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Taylor 1 0 0 2002 W-1 The Citadel 2 2 0 1993 W-2 Limestone 9 4 0 2004 W-2 Troy State 1 2 0 1994 L-2 Claflin 1 0 0 2004 W-1 Lincoln Memorial 10 4 0 2004 W-2 Voorhees 3 0 0 1997 W-3 Coastal Carolina 0 1 0 1996 L-1 Lindsey-Wilson 4 2 0 2003 W-1 West Florida 1 0 0 2001 W-1 Coker 3 1 0 2000 W-2 Lynn 3 2 0 1999 W-1 West Virginia State 7 0 0 2004 W-7 Columbia Union 1 0 0 1999 W-1 Mansfield 2 3 0 1995 L-2 West Virginia Tech 9 0 0 2004 W-9 Columbus State 20 25 0 2004 W-2 Milligan 2 0 0 2003 W-2 Western Carolina 7 3 0 1994 L-1 Cumberland (TN) 1 2 0 2000 L-1 Morris 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Wingate 5 8 0 2000 L-5 Davis and Elkins 1 0 0 1993 W-1 Mount Olive 4 0 0 1998 W-4 Winthrop 1 1 0 1992 W-1 East Tennessee State 2 0 0 1993 W-2 Mount Saint Mary’s 2 0 0 1993 W-2 Wofford 3 0 0 1995 W-3 Eckerd 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Newberry 20 11 0 2004 L-1 Totals 463 326 2 .587 All non-conference records are since USCA joined the NCAA Division II in 1992; Peach Belt Conference members appear in BOLD.

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36 ALL-TIME USCA ROSTER

Bishop, Marc ...... 1997-00 Creech, Dominic ...... 2005 EDITOR’S NOTE: Blair, Travis W...... 1997 Crimminger, John ...... 1989-91 This all-time roster was compiled Bobby, Scott ...... 1987 Cromer, Lee ...... 2001-04 from USCA preseason media Borough, Brian...... 1989-93 Cromer, Phillip ...... 1979 guides and post-season statistics Borski, Jeff ...... 1989-91 Cue, Bobby ...... 1979 from 1975-2005. Bouillon, Kenneth E...... 1996 Cummings, Kenuoder ...... 1998-01 Bowen, Ricky ...... 1989 Cummings, Tavis ...... 1999-02 It includes all players listed on Brackett, Matthew ...... 1988-90 Cuningham, Mike...... 2002-04 varsity, but not junior varsity, Bradley, Robert ...... 1990 Curnayn, Ronald...... 2001 rosters. Brady, Mike ...... 1975-81 Cybulski, David ...... 1999-01 Brassard, Mike...... 1991 --D-- Please notify the USCA sports Bridges, Joshua ...... 1997 Damman, Brian...... 1987 information office via email at Bronson, Blaine ...... 1983 Daniels, Christopher ...... 1996-00 [email protected] if you have any Bronson, Jason...... 1990 Daughton, Michael ...... 1984 corrections or additions so as this Brown, David ...... 1981-85 Davino, Mike ...... 1989 list can be made more accurate. Brown, James ...... 1995-97 Davis, Gary ...... 1990 The USCA sports information Brown,John ...... 1982-84 Davis, Jason ...... 1993 office reserves the right to make Bradley Key led the Pacers in 2004 Brown, Richard ...... 1982-84 Davis, Michael ...... 1991 final determination on the content earning All-Conference and All-Region Brown, Steve ...... 1990 Davis, Robert ...... 2004-05 of this roster. honors before being drafted by the Bryan, Bradford ...... 1998 Davis, Ronald ...... 2001 Cincinnati Reds in the 48th round. --A-- Bryant, Jerome ...... 1981 Day, James ...... 1980-83 Aaron, Alton ...... 1979 Bryant, Michael ...... 1988-90 Delk, Kelly ...... 1990 Fix, Ron ...... 1982-84 Abbatte,Kevin ...... 1989 Bufford, James ...... 1988 Dempsey, John ...... 1987 Fletcher, Paul...... 1987 Abney, Dick ...... 1977-81 Burkett, Julius R...... 2000 Dennison, Brian ...... 1987 Forrester, Steven ...... 1985 Abstance, Ken ...... 1989 Burn, Richard...... 1996 Derhak, Casey ...... 2005 Fox, Jeffrey ...... 2000 Adams, Carl ...... 1979 Burt, Travis ...... 1996-98 DeSana, Richard ...... 1996 Frangos, Daniel ...... 1983 Adams, William ...... 1996 Busch, Douglas ...... 1985 Donah, Chris ...... 1986-90 Freeland, Jeffrey...... 1987 Alfonso, Nelson ...... 1989 Butler, Barry ...... 1984-88 Donah, Christopher ...... 1986-89 Freeman, Eddie ...... 1984 Allen, Robert ...... 1988 --C-- Dorsey, Chris ...... 1990-92 French, Jesse ...... 2000-01 Alphonso, Jecon ...... 1996 Cade, Al ...... 1975-81 Dorsey, Jason ...... 1994 Fulmer, Gary ...... 1979 Altman, Tracy...... 1990 Cain, John ...... 1991-93 Dropchinski, Michael ...... 1984-86 --G-- Anderson, Zachary ...... 1997 Caison, David ...... 2001-03 Drumming, Demetrick ...... 2002-03 Galligan, Donald ...... 1986 Arbachesky, Steve ...... 1989 Calhoun, Casey ...... 2000-04 Dunham, Steve...... 2004-05 Garau, Samuel ...... 1999-01 Armstrong, Troy ...... 1999-01 Calohan, Lawrence ...... 1984 Dupert, Darryl ...... 1989-91 Garcia, Alex ...... 1994 Arnold, Allan ...... 1988-92 Cappiello, Frank ...... 1992 Durham, Gary ...... 1985 Gardella, Craig ...... 1998 Arnold, Sloan ...... 1998 Cassella, Bill ...... 1989-91 Dyson, Mike ...... 1975-81 Gary, White ...... 1994 Avery, Kerry ...... 1986-89 Cassidy, Scott ...... 1994 --E-- Gassert, Craig ...... 1997 Ayer, Adam ...... 1997 Cataquet, Victor ...... 1992 Earwood, Che ...... 1994 Gato, Daniel ...... 1999 --B-- Cauble, Jeffery ...... 1987 Easton, Patrick ...... 1987 Gibson, Robert ...... 1990 Baddeley, Erik ...... 1994-97 Chapman, Eric ...... 1993 Edward, Fletcher ...... 1986 Gibson, Ronald ...... 1984 Baggott, Rhonald ...... 1994 Chapman, Mark ...... 1986-88 Edwards, Christopher ...... 1999-01 Gillespie, David...... 1999-01 Bailey, Lance ...... 1989-91 Cherner, Eron ...... 1989-91 Edwards, Ricky ...... 1989 Given, Barry ...... 1990-92 Baker, Anthony ...... 1989 Chinea, Julio ...... 1999 Edwards, William ...... 1983-85 Glenn, Chris ...... 1990-92 Barenie, Brandon...... 2004-05 Clark, Eddie ...... 1983-86 Ehmig, Greg ...... 1986-88 Glover, Dean ...... 1978 Barfield, Ed ...... 1975-81 Clark, Travlaus...... 1975-81 Ellison, Robert ...... 1989 Goldberg, Allen ...... 1982-85 Barney, Joshua ...... 1993 Claussen, Derek...... 2003-05 Elwyn, Henry ...... 2001 Gordon, Derek ...... 2004 Barrs, Rob...... 1990 Cleveland, Eric ...... 2000 Ensley, Scott ...... 1975-81 Grant, Nathan ...... 1998-01 Bartlett, Eric ...... 1985 Coach, Calvin ...... 1992-95 Erickson, Chris ...... 2005 Graves, Christopher ...... 1986 Batchelor, Edward ...... 1987-90 Coclough, Charlie ...... 1978-81 Evans, Antonio D...... 1997-99 Greason, Wade...... 1997 Batchelor, Joey ...... 1991 Colello, Mike ...... 1979 Evans, Bryan ...... 1992-96 Green, Adam ...... 2002-04 Batchelor, Richard ...... 1985-89 Coleman, Michael ...... 1986 --F-- Green, John ...... 1978 Beagle, Chad ...... 1995 Collins, Jonathan ...... 1975-81 Faehnrick, Michael ...... 1995-97 Gresh, Jeffrey L...... 1997 Beaird, Damon...... 1997-99 Collum, Robert...... 1997-99 Faile, Mark ...... 1987-88 Gresh, Jonathan E...... 1997 Beaulieu, Brandon ...... 2003 Conigliaro, Mike ...... 1979 Fandel, Lee F...... 1996-98 Griffin, Eric H...... 1997 Bell, Jerome ...... 1975-81 Conner, Timothy ...... 1983 Farah, Antonio ...... 1998-00 Griffith, Joshua ...... 1996-00 Bell, Willie ...... 1975-81 Conrad, Zach ...... 1999-01 Farr, Ashley ...... 2002-04 Guthrie, Jimmy ...... 1997-99 Bellar, Kory ...... 2000-01 Cook, Scott ...... 1989, 91 Farr, George C...... 1995-99 Guy, Patrick ...... 1981 Benjamin, Jose ...... 1987 Cooper, Gary ...... 1975-81 Ferrell, Paul ...... 2002-04 --H-- Bennett, Shawn ...... 1997-98 Cooper, Zach ...... 2004-05 Ferguson, Ira H...... 1998 Hall, Jason ...... 1998 Berendsen, Eugene ...... 1975-81 Corke, Kevin ...... 2001 Fields, Matthew ...... 2001 Hammon, Michael...... 1998 Berendsen, Matthew ...... 1996 Cowan, Chad ...... 1990-92 Fischer, Jerry ...... 1994 Hammonds, William A...... 1995-98 Berlin, Michael ...... 1992 Cox, Keith ...... 1997 Fitzgerald, Steve ...... 1988-90 Handy, Darryl ...... 1987 Bessinger, Robert ...... 1985 Crapps, Kenny ...... 1978-81 Fitzpatrick, Samuel ...... 1987 Hanks, Tony ...... 2000-04

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Hardwick, Charles ...... 1983-85 Key, Bradley ...... 2002-04 Mitchell, Johnny ...... 1993 Hardy, Robert ...... 1975-81 King, Clyde ...... 1985 Mitchell, Patrick ...... 1989 Harkins, Kevin ...... 1987-89 Kinney, Steven ...... 2005 Mitchell, Ryan ...... 2005 Harmon, Vincent ...... 1985-89 Kirkland, Kenneth ...... 1980-84 Montpetit, Jeff ...... 1988 Harper, Marty ...... 1979 Kirkland, Todd ...... 2000-01 Moon, James ...... 1984 Harrington, Chris ...... 1996-00 Knier, Danny ...... 1989 Morella, Matthew ...... 1987 Harrington, T.J...... 1999 Knott, Carl ...... 1985 Morgan, Ashley ...... 2002 Harrison, Johnny ...... 1975-81 Kowalchuk, Ian ...... 2003-05 Morgan, Scott ...... 1989 Hart, Allan ...... 1987 Kroger, Ray ...... 1975-81 Morrison, Christopher ...... 1985 Harvey, Jason ...... 1994 Kupis, Scott S...... 1996 Mosbacher, Duane ...... 1989 Harvey, William ...... 1982-84 --L-- Moser, Walt ...... 1993 Ashley Farr earned ABCA and Hatcher, Bob ...... 2004-05 LaLiberte, Matthew ...... 1998 Moyer, Joshua ...... 1997-00 Academic All-American honors in Hawkins, Jeffery ...... 1982-84 Lamb, Kevin ...... 1998-01 Mozingo, Brian...... 1985-87 2003 as well as being named the PBC Hawkins, Scottie ...... 1975-81 Langford, Jamie ...... 2003-04 Muhlenfeld, Bill ...... 1989-93 Player of the Year. Head, Modica ...... 1986 Langley, Kirby ...... 1996-00 Murdaugh, Tony ...... 1975-81 Hearne, Mitch ...... 1999-01 Langley, Kyle ...... 2001 Muro, Roy ...... 1997 Price, Corey O...... 1997, 2000 Heath, Eric ...... 1999-01 Lavenia, Mark ...... 1990-93 Myers, David ...... 1996 Prince, Brian ...... 2000 Heinemann, Ronald ...... 1994 Lawton, Rick ...... 1978-81 --N-- Procter, Arthur...... 1975-81 Hembree, Rick ...... 1985 Leary, Ken...... 1975-81 Nedoma, Tim ...... 1990-93 Pui, Darryl ...... 2005 Henderson, Gary ...... 1990 Lee, Steve ...... 1991-93 Neeley, Lawrence ...... 1996 Purdham, Roy ...... 1986-89 Hennessey, Joshua ...... 1995-98 Leshok, Mike ...... 1992-94 Nelson, Justin ...... 1999-01 --Q-- Hernandez, Roberto ...... 1986 Lillard, John M...... 1997 Nelson, Ramon ...... 1985 Quarles, Chris...... 1999-01 Herndon, Adam K...... 1998 Limoncelli, Jeffrey ...... 1986 Nichols, William ...... 1988, 90 Quartararo, Daniel ...... 2004-05 Hieb, David ...... 1989-92 Linhart, Danny ...... 1990 Nix, Bradley ...... 1997 --R-- Hill, Mike ...... 1975-81 Livingston, John ...... 1998 Nix, Eric ...... 1989-91 Radclif, Vic ...... 1981 Hite, Mark ...... 1977-81 Logan, Brian ...... 1991-93 Nussbaum, Christopher...... 1995-98 Ramada, Jonathan...... 2005 Hite, Mike ...... 1979 Loiselle, John...... 1995-97 Nyair, Pete ...... 1989 Raysor, Randolph ...... 1982-84 Hodge, Tommy...... 1987-89 Lord, Chad ...... 1990 --O-- Reaves, Marty ...... 1979 Hofferth, Timothy ...... 1983-86 Lorick, Roderic...... 1998 O’Conner, Patrick ...... 2000 Reilly, Patrick ...... 1977-81 Hoffstatter, Mike...... 1989-91 Lunsford, Eric ...... 1997 Osborne, Daniel...... 1996 Revis, Alan ...... 1994 Hogue, Daniel ...... 2000 Lybrand, Crys ...... 1979 Ostervich, David ...... 1984 Reynolds, Richard ...... 1979 Holcombe, Bobby ...... 1979 Lynn, Matthew L...... 1998 Otero, Carlos ...... 1992-94 Rhinehart, Terry ...... 1975-79 Holderbaum, Robert ...... 1990-92 --M-- --P-- Rhoden, Josh ...... 2003 Holley, Jeffrey ...... 1997 Mahmud, Lalani ...... 1991 Padgett, Mark ...... 1975-81 Rhoney, Edwin ...... 1987 Hollister, Ronald I...... 1995-97 Maier, Bill ...... 1990 Pageau, Chris ...... 1992-94 Ricard, Chris ...... 1998 Holmes, Timothy ...... 1986 Malizia, Vincent ...... 1983-87 Palmer, Larry ...... 1982-84 Rice, Harry ...... 1984 Hook, Douglas ...... 1998 Mamo, Mike ...... 1998 Palmer, Russell...... 1975-81 Richard, Bowen ...... 1987 Hopkins, Robert ...... 2000 Marcos, Garcia ...... 1987 Panico, Vincent...... 1995-97 Riggs, Adam ...... 1992-94 Hopkins, Timothy ...... 1984-86 Marovich, Todd ...... 1991-94 Paparo, Jason ...... 1993 Riley, Thomas ...... 1983 Howard, Marcellus ...... 1975-81 Martin, Greg ...... 1986 Parker, Christopher ...... 2001 Rios, Chris ...... 1987 Hucks, Jason ...... 1991-94 Martin, Robert ...... 1999-01 Parker, Carroll...... 1984-86 Rivette, Mike ...... 1990-92 Hudson, Guy ...... 1983 Martin, Rodney ...... 1987 Parks, James ...... 1982-84 Roney, Daniel ...... 1991-93 Hughes, Richard ...... 1991-93 Martin, Butch ...... 1999-01 Parris, Brandon...... 2001 Ross, Joseph ...... 1985 --I-- Mattison, Ralph...... 1985 Parrish, Charles ...... 1975-81 Ross, Michael ...... 2001, 03 --J-- Mayse, Robert ...... 1994 Patterson, Brian ...... 1999-01 Rowland, Thad ...... 1992 Jackson, Cory ...... 1999-01 McAlister, Gary ...... 2003 Paul, Jon ...... 2004-05 Rubinsak, Jeff ...... 1990-92 Jackson, Darrin...... 1987-89 McColl, Wes...... 2003-04 Peddycoat, Christopher ...... 1998 Rucker, Peden ...... 2004-05 Jankord, John ...... 2000 McCollum, Sam ...... 1989-92 Pender, Britt ...... 1997-99 Rushton, Bryan ...... 1997-00 Jarratt, John...... 1983 McGee, Floyd ...... 1985 Penn, James ...... 2000 Rutland, Rodney ...... 1987 Jeffcoat, Michael...... 1996 McGowan, Bryan ...... 1989 Pensabene, Peter ...... 1985 --S-- Jennings, Gene ...... 1975-81 McGuire, Brian...... 1991 Perpetuo, Nelson ...... 1991 Sacco, John ...... 1994 Jensen, Robert M...... 1995-98 McLain III, Jimmy E...... 1996 Perry, Andrew R...... 1996 Sain, Jon ...... 1990-94 Joehnk, Marc ...... 2005 McMurray, Chad ...... 2001-04 Perry, Ronnie ...... 1986-88 Salomone, Richard ...... 1996-98 Johnson, Brad ...... 2005 Meeks, Clayton ...... 1999 Petro, Sean ...... 1996 Sankowski, Alex...... 1989-91 Johnson, Derrick A...... 1995-97 Melton, Jeffrey M...... 1997 Petry, John ...... 1975-81 Sawyer, Scott...... 1984 Johnson, Matthew ...... 1994-97 Mercier, Michael ...... 1985 Philips, Jeffrey ...... 1995-98 Scheker, Luis ...... 1993 Jones, Chris ...... 1993 Mertens, John ...... 1983-85 Pirro, Joseph ...... 1984 Scher, David ...... 1992 Jones, Patrick ...... 2005 Metts, Justin ...... 1998 Polewski, Robert...... 1984-86 Schutzius, James ...... 1994 Jordan, Brittain ...... 1989 Middlebrooks, Stephen...... 1986 Pollow, Ralph ...... 1989-93 Scolamiero, Steve ...... 1989 --K-- Miller, Daniel ...... 1982-84 Pomaville, Mike ...... 2003 Scolaro, Tom ...... 1998 Kelley, Mike ...... 1984 Miller, Darren ...... 1995-97 Portscher, David ...... 1992-96 Scott, Michael (Bob) ...... 1986 Kengo, Honda ...... 1989 Minjarez, Francisco ...... 1997 Potter, William W...... 1997 Seabolt, Timothy ...... 1990 Keown, Clint ...... 2001-03 Mitchell, Andrew ...... 2001 Price, Ashley B...... 1998 Secor, James ...... 1997

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Seiple, Dennis ...... 1975-81 Stam, Robert ...... 1992 Truesdale, Ceano ...... 1996 Wiggins, Steve...... 1980-83 Sellami, Mike ...... 1993 Steen, Ryan ...... 2004 Turner, Marcus C...... 1995-97 Wilbur, Gordon...... 1987 Sellers, Albert ...... 1998 Stefani, Bryan ...... 1996 --U-- Wiley, Richard ...... 2001 Sharpe, Roger ...... 1976-79 Stewart, Randy ...... 2004 --V-- Wilhite, Rob ...... 2002-03 Sharpe, Warren ...... 1983 Stockman, Doug ...... 1994 Vaigeur, William ...... 1997 Wilkinson, Parke ...... 1988 Shealy, Andrew ...... 1990-92 Stokes, Keith ...... 1985 Vance, Jim ...... 1983 William, Grant ...... 1990-92 Sheehan, Chris ...... 2003-05 Stokes, Tim ...... 1981 VanHorne, Dwayne...... 1986-88 Williams, J.R...... 1998 Shepard, Stephen ...... 1982 Strickland, Phil ...... 1981 Vaughn, Mark...... 1987-90 Williams, Justin ...... 2001-05 Shepherd, Ray...... 1987-89 Strongman, Adam ...... 2003 Venneman, Kurt ...... 1992-94 Williams, Reginald ...... 1986-88 Shifflett, Vince ...... 1991 Sullivan, Paul ...... 1990-93 Verde, Andres ...... 2001 Williams, Shaun M...... 1998 Shumpert, Derwin ...... 1983-85 Summer, Jerod...... 2001-05 Vick, James ...... 1997 Williams, Trey...... 2004-05 Simmons, Wayne...... 1985-87 Swanson, Eric...... 1996 Vickroy, Stephen B...... 1996-98 Wilson, Brian ...... 1991 Simpson, Chad ...... 2000 Swindler John ...... 2000-01 Viklinetz, Jonathan ...... 1998 Wilson, Chris ...... 2003-04 Skorich, Daniel ...... 1985 Swinney Brandon ...... 1998 Virginia, Robert ...... 1984 Wilson, Daniel...... 1975-81 Slade, Michael ...... 1985 Swinnie, Thomas A...... 1998 --W-- Wilson, Jason N...... 1997-00 Slate, Johnny ...... 1992 --T-- Wachna, George...... 1985 Winchell, Cliff ...... 1993 Slocum, Wayne...... 1983-85 Tankersley, Ben ...... 2005 Wadowski, Michael ...... 2005 Wininger, Brett ...... 1990-92 Smith, Chad ...... 1990-92 Taylor, Tom...... 1989-91 Walker, Leroy ...... 2003 Wolf, Christopher ...... 1998 Smith, Jason ...... 1995-97 Teelon, Lawrence ...... 1985 Wallen, Butch...... 1986 Woodall, Tim ...... 1978-81 Smith, Jonathan...... 1990 Thelmo, Cordones ...... 1987 Wandless, Nick ...... 2003-05 Wren, John ...... 1998 Smith, Richard ...... 1997 Thibault, Michael ...... 1998-00 Wandless, Scott ...... 2005 Wright, Jason L...... 1997 Smith, Thomas ...... 1981 Thomas, Broadwater ...... 1987 Ward, Bryan ...... 1993 --X-- Smith, William ...... 1987 Thomas, Kelvin ...... 1984-86 Warren, Charles ...... 1992 --Y-- Smoak, Shad ...... 1991 Thompson, Billy ...... 1990-92 Wear, John...... 1994 Yarborough, Randy...... 1989-92 Sneeringer, Daniel ...... 1995-97 Tiller, James ...... 1986-88 Webster, DeWayne ...... 1988-90 Yarbrough, Mark ...... 2005 Snelgrove, Michael ...... 2000-02 Tilmon, William ...... 1987 White, Gary ...... 1993-95 Young, Chad ...... 1999-01 Snyder, Patrick ...... 1986-88 Timmerman, Joey ...... 1975-81 White, William B...... 1998 Young, Kevin...... 1997-99 Sofield, Harold ...... 2002-05 Tirado, Omar...... 1997-99 Whitenack, Beau ...... 1996-98 --Z-- Sokolik, Joseph M...... 1995-97 Todd, Thompson ...... 1990-92 Whittle, Russell ...... 1986 Zakis, Chad ...... 1988 Soos, Charles ...... 1984-86 Tolbert, Christopher ...... 1998 White, Bobby ...... 2005 Zambrano, Mike...... 1994 Spearman, Greg ...... 1989-91 Toth, John ...... 1982-84 Wickes, Chad E...... 1996 Zichella, Ralph ...... 1975-81 Spivey, Matt ...... 2005 Travlaus, Clark ...... 1983 Wiesner, Randy ...... 1993 Stafford, Chris...... 1994 Tripp, Matthew ...... 2004-05 Wiggins, Jeremy D...... 1998 Get all your Pacer gear at

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39 INDIVIDUAL HONORS: REGIONAL AND NATIONAL NATIONAL AND REGIONAL HONORS NCAA ALL-AMERICANS NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC NAIA AREA Ashley Farr (2004), Preseason, PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR COACH-OF-THE-YEAR Collegiate Baseball Ashley Farr (2003) Randy Warrick (1986) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team, ABCA Demetrick Drumming (2003), Preseason, Collegiate Baseball NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC NAIA ALL-DISTRICT 6 Ashley Farr (2003), Preseason, PITCHER-OF-THE-YEAR Joey Batchelor (1991) Collegiate Baseball Bryan Ward (1993) Mike Brassard (1991) Ashley Farr (2002), First Team, ABCA Darryl Dupert (1991) Tavis Cummings (2002), Second Team, NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Dave Hieb (1991) Jeff Borski (1990) ABCA COACH OF THE YEAR Demetrick Drumming (2002), Second Jeff Borski (1990) Gary Gilmore (1993) Team, ABCA Darryl Dupert (1990) Adam Riggs (1993), Third Team Mike Hoffstatter (1990) NCAA/ABCA DIVISION II Bryan Ward (1993), Second Team Sam McCollum (1990) COACH OF THE YEAR Joey Batchelor (1989) VERIZON ACADEMIC Gary Gilmore (1993) Steve Fitzgerald (1989) Darrin Jackson (1989) ALL-AMERICANS Ray Shepherd (1989) Ashley Farr (2003), Second Team NAIA SOUTH CAROLINA Greg Ehmig (1988) PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Darrin Jackson (1988) VERIZON ACADEMIC Ray Shepherd (1988) Ray Shepherd (1988) ALL-DISTRICT Jim Tiller (1988) Ashley Farr (2004), Second Team NAIA ALL-AMERICANS Dwayne Van Horne (1988) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team Dave Hieb (1991) Tony Casas (1987) Darryl Dupert (1990) Greg Ehmig (1987) NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Joey Batchelor (1989), First Team Wilbur Gordon (1987) ALL-REGION Ray Shepherd (1989), First Team Pat Tilmon (1987) Bradley Key (2004), Second Team Steve Fitzgerald (1989) Butch Wallen (1987) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team Ray Shepherd (1988), First Team Tony Casas (1986) Clint Keown (2003), First Team Greg Ehmig (1988), Second Team Roberto Hernandez (1986) Demetrick Drumming (2003), Second Darrin Jackson (1988), Honor. Mention Bob Polewski (1986) Team Greg Ehmig (1987) Wayne Slocum (1985) Tavis Cummings (2002), First Team Roberto Hernandez (1986) Kelvin Thomas (1985) Demetrick Drumming (2002), First Butch Wallen (1986) Tim Hofferth (1984) Team Wayne Slocum (1985) Wayne Slocum (1984) Ashley Farr (2002), First Team Danny Frangos (1983) David Brown (1983) Kirby Langley (2000), First Team Ron Fox (1983) Antonio Evans (1999), First Team NAIA NATIONAL Danny Frangos (1983) Bobby Jensen (1998), First Team PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Randolph Raysor (1983) Vic Radcliffe (1982) Antonio Evans (1998), Second Team Wayne Slocum (1985) Chris Daniels (1998), Second Team Thomas Riley (1982) Charlie Colclough (1981) Israel Hollister (1996), First Team NAIA WORLD SERIES Matt Johnson (1996), First Team Daniel Wilson (1981) Ceano Truesdale (1996), Second Team ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Mike Conigliaro (1980) Adam Riggs (1994), First Team Roberto Hernandez (1986) Ed Barfield (1977) Gary White (1994), Second Team Carrol Parker (1986) Jerome Bell (1977) Adam Riggs (1993), First Team Wayne Slocum (1986) Bryan Ward (1993), First Team NAIA DISTRICT 6 Eric Chapman (1993), Second Team NAIA DISTRICT 6 COACH-OF-THE-YEAR Kurt Venneman (1993), Second Team PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Randy Warrick (1986) Ray Shepherd (1989) NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Ray Shepherd (1988) NAIA ALL-AREA ALL-TOURNAMENT Wayne Slocum (1986) Joey Batchelor (1991) Dave Hieb (1992) Mike Brassard (1991) Brent Wininger (1992) NAIA AREA Darryl Dupert (1991) Ted Nedoma (1992) PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Dave Hieb (1991) Darryl Dupert (1991) Darryl Dupert (1990) Roberto Hernandez (1986) Sam McCollum (1990) Wayne Slocum (1985) Joey Batchelor (1989)

40 INDIVIDUAL HONORS: CONFERENCE AND SCHOOL PEACH BELT CONFERENCE HONORS Steve Fitzgerald (1989) Tavis Cummings, OF, (2001) John Cain (1992) Darrin Jackson (1989) Kirby Langley, UT, (2000) Jason Hucks (1992) Ray Shepherd (1989) Antonio Evans, OF, (1999) Greg Ehmig (1988) Bobby Jensen, SS, (1998) PBC TOURNAMENT Darrin Jackson (1988) Ceano Truesdale, OF, (1996) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ray Shepherd (1988) Israel Hollister, UT, (1996) Greg Ehmig (1987) Matt Johnson, P, (1996) Kurt Venneman (1993) Pat Tilmon (1987) Ceano Truesdale, OF, (1995) Dave Hieb (1992) Roberto Hernandez (1986) Adam Riggs, 2B, (1994) Butch Wallen (1986) Gary White, P, (1994) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Wayne Slocum (1985) Kurt Venneman, OF, (1993) PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Danny Frangos (1983) Bryan Ward, P, (1993) Bradley Key (Mar. 9, 2004) Dave Hieb, C, (1992) Ashley Farr (Mar. 29, 2004) NAIA ALL-STATE Rob Holderbaum, OF, (1992) Bradley Key (Apr. 5, 2004) Darryl Dupert (1990) Chris Dorsey, UT, (1992) Clint Keown (Apr. 28, 2003) Sam McCollum (1990) Sam McCollum, P, (1992) Ashley Farr (Mar. 31, 2003) Joey Batchelor (1989) Ashley Farr (Mar. 17, 2003) Steve Fitzgerald (1989) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Ashley Farr (Apr. 1, 2002) Ray Shepherd (1989) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Antonio Evans (Apr. 15, 1998) Greg Ehmig (1988) Ashley Farr, OF, (2003) Beau Whitenack (Feb. 17, 1998) Ray Shepherd (1988) Adam Riggs, 2B, (1994) Ceano Truesdale (Mar. 27, 1996) Pat Tilmon (1987) Mike Faehnrich (Mar. 20, 1996) Wayne Slocum (1985) Ricky Desana (Mar. 29, 1995) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Ron Fix (1984) Carlos Otero (Apr. 6, 1994) Tim Hofferth (1984) COACH OF THE YEAR Dave Hieb (Apr. 22, 1992) Ron Fix (1983) Gary Gilmore (1993) Danny Frangos (1983) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Daniel Wilson (1981) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Charlie Colclough (1980) ALL-TOURNAMENT Mike Conigliaro (1980) Jason Nuzny (Apr. 22, 2002) Ceano Truesdale (1996) Paul Ferrell (Mar. 5, 2002) Bobby Jensen (1995) Zach Conrad (Apr. 24, 2001) PEACH BELT Jason Hucks (1995) Andy Mitchell (Apr. 10, 2001) ALL-CONFERNCE Adam Riggs (1994) Zach Conrad (Feb. 13, 2001) Bradley Key, 3B, (2004) James Dorsey (1994) Zach Conrad (Feb. 22, 2000) Demetrick Drumming, 2B, (2003) Adam Riggs (1993) Matt Johnson (Mar. 27, 1996) Ashley Farr, OF, (2003) Johnny Mitchell (1993) Jason Hucks (Mar. 29, 1995) Clint Keown, OF, (2003) Kurt Venneman (1993) Mike Zambrano (Apr. 13, 1994) Tavis Cummings, DH, (2002) John Cain (1993) Steve Lee (Mar. 15, 1993) Demetrick Drumming, 2B, (2002) Eric Chapman (1993) Ashley Farr, OF, (2002) Dave Hieb (1992)

SCHOOL/TEAM HONORS RETIRED USCA JERSEYS Tavis Cummings (2001) Joey Batchelor (1989) Charlie Colclough, #3 Kirby Langley (2000) Ray Shepherd (1989) Roberto Hernandez, #35 Antonio Evans (1999) Ray Shepherd (1988) Bobby Jensen (1998) Greg Ehmig (1987) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Bobby Jensen (1997) Wayne Slocum (1986) AWARDS Matt Johnson (1996) Butch Wallen (1986) Bradley Key (2004) Ceano Truesdale (1995) Doug Busch (1985) Ashley Farr (2003) Adam Riggs (1994) Tim Hofferth (1984) Tavis Cummings (2002) Adam Riggs (1993) Danny Frangos (1983) Demetrick Drumming (2002) Dave Hieb (1992) Victor Radcliffe (1982) Ashley Farr (2002) Darryl Dupert (1991) Charlie Colclough (1981) Darryl Dupert (1990) Richard Abney (1980)

41 FORMER PACERS IN THE PROS USC AIKEN’S PROFESSIONAL SIGNEES Ashley Farr 2004, Cincinnati Reds Bradley Key 2004, Cincinnati Reds Clint Keown 2003, Cincinnati Reds Gary White 1995, Baltimore Orioles Adam Riggs 1994, Los Angeles Dodgers Eric Chapman 1993, Cleveland Indians Mark Lavenia 1993, Chicago Cubs Johnny Mitchell 1993, Pittsburgh Pirates Bryan Ward 1993, Florida Marlins Mike Berlin 1992, Detroit Tigers Dave Hieb Richard Batchelor Wayne Slocum 1992, Texas Rangers 1990, New York Yankees 1985, Kansas City Royals Jeff Borski Kevin Abbate Danny Frangos 1992, Seattle Mariners 1989, Miami Marlins 1983, Italy John Criminger Mike Davino Dennis Seiple 1991, Milwaukee Brewers 1989, Chicago White Sox 1982, St. Louis Cardinals Ray Shepherd Charlie Colclough 1989, Peninsula Pilots 1981, Cincinnati Reds Greg Ehmig 1988, Salt Lake Trappers Kerry Shaw 1988, San Francisco Giants Dwayne Van Horne 1988, Cincinnati Reds Reggie Williams 1988, San Francisco Giants Pat Tilmon 1987, Atlanta Braves Roberto Hernandez 1986, California Angels Carroll Parker 1986, St. Louis Cardinals Charlie Soos 1986, Cleveland Indians Former USCA second baseman Adam Riggs was Butch Wallen called up to the Anaheim Angels for the third 1986, Baltimore Orioles straight season. He played in 16 games including Anthony Hardwick two postseason contests in 2004. In AAA, Riggs 1985, LA Dodgers hit for the cycle and was named a Pacific Coast League All-Star.

USC AIKEN DRAFT/PROFESSIONAL SIGNEES FACTS • Most players draft/signed in a year: 4 in 1986, 1988, and 1993 • Number of players drafted/signed since 1981: 31 • Number of different Major League Baseball organizations that has drafted/signed a former Pacer: 18 (Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, California Angels, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Florida Marlins, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers)

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Most Doubles: 24 by Bradley Key, 2004 1994) INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most Triples: 5 by Bradley Key, 2004 Most Wild Pitches: 5 by Dan Sneeringer RECORDS Most Home Runs: 17 by Demetrick (vs. Kennesaw State, Apr. 21, 1996) Drumming, 2002 SINGLE GAME Most Total Bases: 161 by Ashley Farr, SEASON Most At Bats: 8** by Demetrick 2002 Most Appearances: 30 by Nick Drumming and Micheal Snelgrove Most Walks: 47 by Chris Edwards, 2000 Wandless, 2003 (vs. GC&SU, Feb. 17, 2002) Most Stolen Bases: 52** by Clint Keown, Most Starts: 19 by Bryan Ward, 1993 Most Hits: 5 by Five players (Last: 2003 Most Complete Games: 8 by Matt Bradley Key vs. Barton, Mar. Most Sacrifices Hits: 10 by Clint Keown, Johnson, 1996 17, 2004) 2003 Most Relief Appearances: 29 by Lee Most Runs Scored: 5 by Ashley Morgan Most Sacrifices Flies: 6 by Tony Hanks, Cromer, 2002 and 29 by Chris (vs. Taylor, Mar. 28, 2002) 2004; 6 by Leroy Walker, 2003; 6 by Quarles, 2001 Most Runs Batted In: 7 by Tavis Chris Edwards, 2000 Most Wins: 9 by Matt Johnson, 1996 and Cummings (vs. Southern Indiana, Most Times Hit by Pitch: 15 by Micheal 9 by Bryan Ward, 1993 Mar. 7, 2002); 7 by Tavis Cummings Snelgrove, 2002 Highest Win-Loss Pct (min. 8 dec.): (vs. Francis Marion, Mar. 1, 2002); 1.000 by Steve Lee (8-0), 1993 and 7 by Antonio Evans (vs. CAREER Most Saves: 10 by Steve Lee, 1993 Presbyterian, Apr. 2, 1998) Highest Batting Average (Min. Two Best Earned Run Average: 0.89** by Most Doubles: 4** by Nate Grant (vs. seasons): .420** by Ashley Farr Steve Lee, 1992 Southern Indiana, Mar. 9, 1999) (269 hits, 640 AB), 2002-04 Most Innings Pitched: 110.2 by Bryan Most Triples: 2 by Three players (Last: Highest Slugging Percentage: .686 by Ward, 1993 Butch Martin vs. Lander, Mar. 10, Ashley Farr (439 TB, 640 AB), Most Shutouts: 3 by Two (Last: by Matt 2000) 2002-04 Johnson, 1996) Most Home Runs: 2 by 26 players (Last: Most Games Played: 183 by Tony Hanks, Most Strikeouts: 134 by Bryan Ward, Ashley Farr twice in 2004) 2001-04 1993 Most Total Bases: 11 by Ashley Farr (vs. Most At Bats: 672 by Kirby Langley, Most Walks Allowed: 60 by Chris WV State, Mar. 27, 2004); 11 by 1997-2000 Daniels, 1999 Tavis Cummings (vs. Francis Marion, Most Hits: 269 by Ashley Farr, 2002-04 Most Wild Pitches: 17 by Dan Mar. 1, 2002); 11 by Beau Whitenack Most Runs Scored: 177 by Ashley Farr, Sneeringer, 1996 (vs. Catawba, Apr. 8, 1998); and 11 2002-04 by Adam Riggs (vs. USC Most Runs Batted In: 186 by Ashley Farr, CAREER Spartanburg, Mar. 6, 1993) 2002-04 Most Appearances: 70 by Clay Farr, Most Walks: 4** by Seven players (Last: Most Doubles: 58 by Bradley Key, 2002- 1996-99 Mike Cunningham vs. WV Tech, Mar. 04 Most Starts: 39 by Chris Daniels, 1997- 26, 2002) Most Triples: 7 by Ashley Farr, 2002-04 2000 Most Stolen Bases: 5** by Clint Keown and 7 by Kirby Langley, 1997-2000 Most Complete Games: 13 by Chris (vs. Lindsey Wilson, Mar. 12, 2003) Most Home Runs: 34 by Ashley Farr, Daniels, 1997-2000 Most Sacrifices Hits: 3** by Dan Roney 2002-04 Most Relief Appearances: 62 by Clay (vs. GC&SU, Apr. 3, 1993) Most Total Bases: 439 by Ashley Farr, Farr, 1996-99 Most Sacrifices Flies: 2 by Four players 2002-04 Most Wins: 19 by Matt Johnson, 1995- (Last: Rocky Curnayn vs. Newberry, Most Walks: 112 by Ashley Farr, 2002-04 97 and 19 by Bryan Evans, 1993-95 Apr. 12, 2001) Most Stolen Bases: 87** by Clint Keown, Highest Win-Loss Pct (min. 8 dec.): Most Times Hit by Pitch: 3 by Michael 2001-03 .875 by Steve Lee (14-2), 1992-93 Snelgrove (vs. Carson-Newman, Most Sacrifices Hits: 17 by Bobby Most Saves: 18 by Steve Lee, 1992-93 Feb. 9, 2002) and 3 by Ashley Jensen, 1995-98 Best Earned Run Average: 1.91** by Morgan (vs. Florida Tech, Feb. 1, Most Sacrifices Flies: 12 by Bradley Key, Steve Lee, 1992-93 2002) 2002-present and 12 by Ceano Most Innings Pitched: 282.0 by Chris Truesdale, 1995-96 Daniels, 1997-2000 SEASON Most Times Hit by Pitch: 28 by Bobby Most Shutouts: 3 by Four players (Last: Highest Batting Average: .483** by Jensen, 1995-98 Zach Conrad, 2000-01) Ashley Farr (100 hits, 207 AB), 2003 Most Strikeouts: 252 by Chris Daniels, Highest Slugging Percentage: .739 by 1997-2000 Ashley Farr (153 TB, 207 AB), 2003 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Walks Allowed: 172** by Chris Most Games Played: 63 by Richie RECORDS Daniels, 1997-2000 Hughes, 1993 Most Wild Pitches: 25 by Dan Most At Bats: 246 by Demetrick SINGLE GAME Sneeringer, 1996-97 Drumming, 2002 Most Strikeouts: 16 by Bryan Ward (vs. Most Hits: 100 by Ashley Farr, 2003 Augusta State, Mar. 11, 1993) Most Runs Scored: 66 by Demetrick Most Innings Pitched: 12.0** by Jason Drumming, 2002 Nuzny (vs. AASU, Mar. 30, 2002) Most Runs Batted In: 74 by Ashley Farr, Most Walks Allowed: 10 by Bryan 2002 and 74 by Demetrick Evans (vs. Francis Marion, Apr. 4, Drumming, 2002 43 RECORD BOOK

Most Triples: 3 vs. Lander, Feb. 23, 2002 INDIVIDUAL FIELDING and 3 vs. UNC Pembroke, Apr. 18, TEAM FIELDING RECORDS 1993 RECORDS Most Home Runs: 6 vs. Southern SINGLE GAME Indiana, Mar. 7, 2002 and 6 vs. SINGLE GAME Most Putouts: 19** by Dave Hieb (vs. Catawba, Apr. 8, 1998 Most Putouts: 48** vs. GC&SU, Feb. 17, Georgia Southern, Mar. 26, 1992) Most Total Bases: 44 vs. Francis Marion, 2002 Most Assists: 9 by Tony Hanks (vs. Mar. 1, 2002 Most Assists: 21 vs. Bellarmine, Mar. 9, Newberry, Mar. 19, 2002) and 9 by Most Walks: 18** vs. Fairmont State, Mar. 2003 and vs. Columbus State, Mike Leshok (vs. USC Spartanburg, 7, 2000 May 11, 1994 Mar. 14, 1994) Most Stolen Bases: 9** vs. Mansfield, Most Errors: 8 vs. Three Opponents Most Errors: 4 by Two (Last: Butch Mar. 8, 1992 (Last: vs. No. Florida, Apr. 18, 2003) Martin vs. Catawba, Mar. 1, 2000) Most Stolen Base Attempts: 10 vs. Most Passed Balls: 5** vs. UNC Most Passed Balls: 5** by David Mansfield, Mar. 8, 1992 Pembroke, Apr. 21, 2000 Gillespie (vs. UNC Pembroke, Apr. Most Sacrifices Hits: 5 vs. Kennesaw 21, 2000) State, Apr. 16, 2004 and 5 vs. UNC SEASON Pembroke, Apr. 22, 2000 Most Putouts: 1,604 (1993) SEASON Most Sacrifices Flies: 5 vs. Lincoln Most Assists: 623 (1993) Most Putouts: 483 by Carlos Otero, Memorial, Feb. 2, 2003 Most Errors: 133 (1997) 1994 Most Times Hit by Pitch: 9** vs. Taylor, Most Passed Balls: 41** (2000) Most Assists: 166 by Demetrick Mar. 28, 2002 Drumming, 2002 Most Strikeouts: 22** vs. Columbus OVERALL TEAM Most Errors: 35 by Marc Bishop, 2000 State, May 11, 1994 RECORDS Most Passed Balls: 31** by David Gillespie, 2000 SEASON Most Wins in a Season: 46 (1993) Highest Batting Average: .331 (2003) Most Consecutive Wins: 12 (1992) CAREER Most At Bats: 2,069 (1993) Most Consecutive Home Wins: 10 Most Putouts: 834 by Carlos Otero, Most Hits: 652 (2002) (Mar. 21, 2001 to Apr. 10, 2001) 1993-94 Most Runs Scored: 510 (2002) Most Consecutive Away Wins: 6 (Mar. Most Assists: 460 by Bobby Jensen, Most Runs Batted In: 469 (2002) 23, 2002 to Apr. 27, 2002) and 6 1995-98 Most Doubles: 138 (2002) (1995) Most Errors: 88 by Tony Hanks, 2001-04 Most Triples: 19 (1993, 1996, 2002) Best Win-Loss Percentage: .750, 45-15 Most Passed Balls: 33 by David Most Home Runs: 78 (2002) (1992) Gillespie, 2000-01 Most Total Bases: 1,062 (2002) Most Losses in a Season: 35 (1997) Most Walks: 319 (2000) Most Consecutive Losses: 6 (1997, TEAM BATTING Most Stolen Bases: 168** (1992) 1999) RECORDS Most Stolen Base Attempts: 202** Most Consecutive Home Losses: 4 (1992) (Mar. 14, 2003 to Mar. 18, 2003) and INNING Most Sacrifices Hits: 68 (1992) 4 (1999, 2001) Most Sacrifices Flies: 31 (1997) Most Hits: 12 vs. WV State, Mar. 28, Most Consecutive Away Losses: 8 Most Times Hit by Pitch: 68 (2002) 2004 (1996) Most Strikeouts: 405 (2001) Most Runs Scored: 13 vs. Voorhees, Most Consecutive PBC Games Mar. 11, 1997 TEAM PITCHING Without Being Shutout (Single Most Runs Batted In: 11 vs. WV State, Season): 30** (2000, 2002) Mar. 28, 2004 RECORDS Most Consecutive PBC Games Most Doubles: 5** vs. GC&SU, Mar. 7, Without Being Shutout (More Than 1999 SINGLE GAME One Season): 126** (Mar. 9, 1996 to Most Walks: 7** vs. Fairmont State, Mar. Most Strikeouts: 18 vs. Georgia Mar. 4, 2001) 7, 2000 Southern, Mar. 26, 1992 Most Consecutive Games Without Most Times Hit By Pitch: 3 vs. Taylor, Most Walks Allowed: 13 vs. Armstrong Being Shutout (Single Season): 64 Mar. 28, 2002 Atlantic State, Mar. 20, 1994 (1993) Most Consecutive Games Without SINGLE GAME SEASON Being Shutout (More Than One Season): 260** (Mar. 9, 1996 to Mar. Most At Bats: 58** vs. GC&SU, Feb. 17, Most Complete Games: 21 (1996) 4, 2001) 2002 Lowest Earned Run Average: 2.75 Longest Game: 16** innings vs. Most Hits: 24 vs. Augusta State, Apr. 11, (1992) GC&SU, Feb, 17, 2002 1998 Most Innings Pitched: 532.2 (1993) Largest Winning Margin: 23 (26-3) vs. Most Runs Scored: 27 vs. Taylor, Mar. Most Strikeouts: 510** (1995) Voorhees, Mar. 11, 1997 28, 2002 Most Walks Allowed: 273 (2000) Most Runs Batted In: 26 vs. Taylor, Mar. Most Shutouts: 10 (1992) 28, 2002 Most Saves: 17 (1993) **Peach Belt Conference Record Most Doubles: 8 vs. GC&SU, Mar. 7, ***NCAA Division II Record 1999

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