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MLB Draft History Year Round Pick Name Position Drafted By School Draft Type 1965 10 183 Dennis McKernan OF Senators Kutztown June Regular 1965 11 211 Ronald Kirk OF-IF Tigers Bloomsburg June Regular 1965 17 325 Gilbert Barnett 2B Phillies California June Regular 1966 15 284 Bernard Bruns OF Red Sox IUP June Regular 1966 1 20 Dennis McKernan 1B-OF Athletics Kutztown June Secondary 1967 4 57 Donald Hacker SS Reds West Chester January Regular 1968 7 154 Lance Clemmons OF Royals West Chester June Regular 1968 24 527 Robert Gibble P Athletics Bloomsburg June Regular 1968 27 592 Glenn Stitzel 2B Mets MillersVille June Regular 1968 38 796 Barry Houser P Pirates West Chester June Regular 1968 40 821 Donald Hacker SS Royals West Chester June Regular 1968 4 83 David Etter OF-1B Pilots Shippensburg June Secondary 1969 5 101 Scott Taylor P Senators Mansfield January Secondary 1969 6 122 Ronald Collier P Senators Mansfield January Secondary 1969 10 230 Jim Todd P Cubs MillersVille June Regular 1969 30 697 Stephen Klinger P Reds Bloomsburg June Regular 1969 30 696 Richard Dahlgren 1B Braves IUP June Regular 1969 30 699 Michael Derr SS Cubs Mansfield June Regular 1969 74 1019 Richard Auckland 1B Royals West Chester June Regular 1969 2 37 Ronald Collier P Yankees Mansfield June Secondary 1970 5 113 Stephen Klinger P Reds Bloomsburg January Secondary 1970 18 422 David Hagadorn P Reds Mansfield June Regular 1970 35 773 David Moharter P Reds Bloomsburg June Regular 1970 55 906 Stew Casterline C-P Pirates Mansfield June Regular 1970 1 15 Richard Astor OF-3B Pirates Edinboro June Secondary 1970 5 92 Dennis Auckland 1B Senators West Chester June Secondary 1971 2 41 David Bishop P Phillies West Chester January Secondary 1971 5 99 David Moharter P Senators Bloomsburg January Secondary 1971 5 109 Tom Cassell SS Red Sox Mansfield June Regular 1971 15 339 Gerald Mifsud OF Royals Edinboro June Regular 1971 24 563 Danny Waelchli P Pirates Kutztown June Regular 1972 26 597 Robert Diliberto P-OF Astros Mansfield June Regular 1972 36 741 Doug Zimmerman C Pirates Slippery Rock June Regular 1973 6 134 Richard Miller OF Mets West Chester June Regular 1974 3 56 Pete Vuckovich P White Sox Clarion June Regular 1975 1 4 Tom Brookens SS Tigers Mansfield January Regular 1975 1 18 Tim Brookens SS Rangers Mansfield January Regular 1975 2 34 Frank Mastrangelo C Royals Shippensburg January Regular 1975 14 328 Robert Frantz P Cardinals Clarion June Regular 1975 16 377 Mike Bucci OF Rangers West Chester June Regular 1976 6 108 Garry Grafton P Tigers Slippery Rock January Regular 1976 8 180 KeVin Keenan P Rangers Slippery Rock June Regular 1976 12 285 Allen Leech SS Pirates West Chester June Regular 1976 18 430 Glenn Fisher SS Red Sox Mansfield June Regular 1976 22 505 Dennis Miscik P Astros IUP June Regular 1976 23 545 Terry Burkholder 2B Pirates West Chester June Regular 1976 31 667 Laurence Kienzle P Pirates Clarion June Regular 1977 36 757 Philip Rossi SS Cubs MillersVille June Regular 1977 38 768 Joe Baciotti OF Cardinals West Chester June Regular 1978 8 197 Richard Budweg P Cardinals Bloomsburg June Regular 1978 18 445 Michael Tancredi P Mets Mansfield June Regular 1979 8 188 Earl Weaver P Cardinals Kutztown June Regular 1979 8 204 Bill Crone IF Reds West Chester June Regular 1979 10 259 Richard Budweg P Yankees Bloomsburg June Regular 1979 21 522 Ted Damiter P Mets Shippensburg June Regular 1979 24 612 Gary Zedonak P Orioles Mansfield June Regular 1979 25 640 James Koontz P Brewers Clarion June Regular 1980 7 162 Bill Crone SS Mariners West Chester June Regular 1980 17 435 Bill Metil 3B Reds Slippery Rock June Regular 1981 5 112 Frank Brosious P Rangers Mansfield June Regular 1981 10 257 Geoff Meadows P Astros Slippery Rock June Regular 1981 16 399 Brian Murtha P Giants Shippensburg June Regular 1981 16 401 John Seitz P Braves Shippensburg June Regular 1981 22 557 Dave Clay P Braves West Chester June Regular 1982 4 101 Mike Shade P Cardinals West Chester June Regular 1982 8 205 Gary Gill 1B Cardinals Slippery Rock June Regular 1982 12 289 Rudy Serafini P Cubs Shippensburg June Regular 1982 15 377 Charles Mitchell 2B Indians West Chester June Regular 1982 21 540 Jeff Pasquale 3B Cardinals Slippery Rock June Regular 1983 22 565 Sal Agostinelli C Cardinals Slippery Rock June Regular 1983 35 796 Wayne Webb P Pirates Mansfield June Regular 1984 7 178 Gerald Turano P Blue Jays Mansfield June Regular 1984 12 305 Gary Cliesnoski P Astros Slippery Rock June Regular 1984 33 760 Scott James C Braves West Chester June Regular 1986 15 390 William Hershman P Cardinals Clarion June Regular 1986 20 498 Ed Hartman SS Pirates IUP June Regular 1986 21 537 Tom Sepela P Red Sox Lock Haven June Regular 1987 10 258 Joe Turek P Reds West Chester June Regular 1987 16 415 Scott Jeffery P Reds Mansfield June Regular 1987 19 500 Cary Grubb 3B Angels Clarion June Regular 1987 24 613 Randy Wadsworth C-OF Dodgers California June Regular 1987 27 689 Seth Reeser P Braves Shippensburg June Regular 1987 30 759 Todd Melisauskas C Dodgers Shippensburg June Regular 1988 9 235 Pat Kelly SS Yankees West Chester June Regular 1989 8 203 Matt Karchner P Royals Bloomsburg June Regular 1989 23 601 Craig White SS-2B Dodgers Slippery Rock June Regular 1989 24 620 Greg Lund P Giants Kutztown June Regular 1989 34 879 Shawn May SS-2B Giants Mansfield June Regular 1990 5 128 Tom NuneViller OF-1B Phillies West Chester June Regular 1990 7 189 Tim Persing P Twins Mansfield June Regular 1990 46 1168 Thomas Matthews P Dodgers Edinboro June Regular 1990 59 1374 Frank Monastero 2B Indians West Chester June Regular 1991 6 156 John Mabry OF Cardinals West Chester June Regular 1991 9 235 Bill Dobrolsky C Brewers Shippensburg June Regular 1991 21 565 Joel Bennett P Red Sox East Stroudsburg June Regular 1991 23 601 Andrew Brookens 2B Royals Shippensburg June Regular 1991 23 603 Rick Krivda P Orioles California June Regular 1992 17 461 Alan Probst C Astros Mansfield June Regular 1992 38 1061 Ronald Kratz SS-3B Phillies Kutztown June Regular 1992 40 1132 Bob Frazier P Marlins Clarion June Regular 1992 44 1219 Brad Aurila 1B-OF Expos Edinboro June Regular 1993 42 1166 Bruce Yard SS Dodgers IUP June Regular 1994 15 422 Peter Nyari P Phillies Edinboro June Regular 1994 26 727 Brad Crills P Orioles Mansfield June Regular 1994 32 886 Richard Venezia SS Pirates California June Regular 1994 36 997 Tony Dougherty P Indians Slippery Rock June Regular 1994 55 1453 Charles Fritz P Braves West Chester June Regular 1995 4 111 Mark Corey P Reds Edinboro June Regular 1995 10 278 Jason Bennett P Indians Shippensburg June Regular 1995 15 400 David Shepard P Athletics Mansfield June Regular 1995 21 573 Steven Flanigan C Pirates California June Regular 1995 45 1241 Mark Draeger P Rangers Slippery Rock June Regular 1995 46 1266 Tim Codd P Rangers Edinboro June Regular 1997 6 182 Andy Bausher P Pirates Kutztown June Regular 1997 10 322 Gary Loudon P Braves Shippensburg June Regular 1998 5 158 Ryan Vogelsong P Giants Kutztown June Regular 1998 15 483 Richard Matsko P Indians Shippensburg June Regular 1998 18 530 Gary Loudon P Reds Shippensburg June Regular 1998 21 624 Jason Kanovich P Expos Shippensburg June Regular 1998 44 1308 Ron Chiavacci P Expos Kutztown June Regular 1999 5 165 Victor Hillaert P Rangers Shippensburg June Regular 1999 11 353 Kristopher Kann P Astros Mansfield June Regular 1999 15 454 Chris McGee P Brewers Mansfield June Regular 1999 18 554 John Rozich C Dodgers Kutztown June Regular 2000 16 462 Daniel Decola C Twins Slippery Rock June Regular 2000 18 549 Vince Eppolito P Diamondbacks Shippensburg June Regular 2000 25 757 Craig Petulla P Astros Slippery Rock June Regular 2000 29 852 Tom SulliVan P Twins Slippery Rock June Regular 2000 34 1026 Steve Fitch P Indians Kutztown June Regular 2000 35 1032 Gregory Stokes 3B Twins Slippery Rock June Regular 2000 40 1199 Richard Rodarmel P-3B Athletics Shippensburg June Regular 2001 12 351 Paul Abraham P Rangers Shippensburg June Regular 2001 13 397 Matt Knox OF Indians MillersVille June Regular 2001 27 819 Timothy Bausher P Mariners Kutztown June Regular 2002 10 307 Glenn Woolard P Giants Kutztown June Regular 2003 14 422 Anthony Zambotti RHP Athletics IUP June Regular 2004 7 207 Randy Dicken RHP Blue Jays Shippensburg June Regular 2004 8 244 Evan Englebrook RHP Astros Shippensburg June Regular 2004 48 1432 Peter Vuckovich C White Sox Clarion June Regular 2005 28 854 Eric Baker 2B Houston Astros Mansfield June Regular 2005 34 1040 Kyle Sadlowski RHP St. Louis Cardinals Kutztown June Regular 2007 6 212 Michael R McCardell RHP Minnesota Twins Kutztown June Regular 2007 23 715 Frank T Gailey LHP Toronto Blue Jays West Chester June Regular 2007 26 805 Ross E Buckwalter RHP Toronto Blue Jays Shippensburg June Regular 2007 35 1055 Eric Perlozzo 2B Baltimore Orioles Shippensburg June Regular 2008 12 369 Matt Wright LHP Toronto Blue Jays Shippensburg June Regular 2008 31 932 Philip Rummel RHP Houston Astros Kutztown June Regular 2008 34 1034 Justin Garber OF New York Mets Shippensburg June Regular 2009 7 224 Darin Gorski LHP New York Mets Kutztown June Regular 2009 15 449 Jamie Walczak RHP Cincinnati Reds Mercyhurst June Regular 2009 23 699 Matt Adams C St.
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