NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Member Institutions Delaware The Colonial Athletic Association The Colonial Athletic Association celebrates its 25th Anniversary The conference also excels in many other sports. CAA squads Drexel in 2009-10 with memories of a proud and storied past and visions have combined to win 10 fi eld hockey national titles since the George Mason of an exciting future. championship began in 1981. Delaware and Towson have each Georgia State Regarded as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences, the reached the Final Four of the NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship. Hofstra CAA encompasses fi ve of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan Three women’s soccer teams have reached the second round of James Madison areas with a geographic footprint that stretches from Boston to the NCAA Tournament for the past two seasons and at least one Northeastern Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team men’s soccer team has advanced to the fi nal 16 of the NCAA Old Dominion champions in fi ve different sports, 33 individual national Championship in fi ve of the last seven years. In men’s Towson champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 national cross country, William & Mary placed 16th nationally UNC Wilmington coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. as a team in 2008 and Georgia State’s Mark Steeds Virginia Commonwealth Just as impressive, however, are the honors earned All-America status after a 12th-place William & Mary accumulated away from competition, which individual effort. The CAA has sent multiple include fi ve Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA teams to the NCAA Baseball Championship in Staff Directory post-graduate scholars. nine of the last 12 years and has had 12 or more Commissioner In 2008-09, the CAA had more than players selected in the last seven Major League Thomas E. Yeager 1,700 of the league’s 4,000 student-athletes Baseball drafts. The conference also boasts numerous All-Americans in tennis, golf, track Deputy Commissioner for received the Commissioner’s Academic and fi eld and swimming and diving. Basketball Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade CAA members are committed to excellence Ron Bertovich point average while lettering in a varsity sport. The conference ranked in the top 10 in in the classroom. The Colonial Academic Sr. Associate Commissioner the nation in 12 of its 23 sports in the latest APR report released Alliance was created in 2002 by the league’s presidents with a Marketing & Development by the NCAA. goal of expanding their partnership to all aspects of university Robert Goodman The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority life outside of athletics. Among the programs already established Sr. Associate Commissioner of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media are an undergraduate research conference, coordination of study Internal Operations/SWA markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Atlanta (8), abroad programs and granting visiting academic status to student- Kathleen Batterson Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore (25). The number of television athletes traveling to an away contest so that they have access to homes in the CAA market exceeds 20 million. libraries, academic resource centers and computer labs. Associate Commissioner The CAA currently sponsors 23 sports with the addition of a In 2002, two faculty members from CAA institutions were Broadcast Services 12-team football league in 2007 and women’s rowing in 2009. Male awarded academia’s most coveted distinction – the Nobel Prize. Pete Hock athletes compete for championships in baseball, basketball, cross John B. Fenn, a research professor in the Department of Chemistry Associate Commissioner country, football, golf, lacrosse, soccer, swimming & diving, tennis, at Virginia Commonwealth, received the Nobel Prize for chemistry, Communications track & fi eld and wrestling. Female athletes battle for conference and Vernon Smith, a professor of economics and law at George Rob Washburn titles in basketball, cross country, fi eld hockey, golf, lacrosse, Mason, shared the Nobel Prize in economic sciences. Assistant Commissioner rowing, soccer, softball, swimming & diving, tennis, track & fi eld Commissioner Thomas E. Yeager has guided the CAA since its Championships and volleyball. In 2008-09, 28 teams earned NCAA Tournament inception. The conference traces its roots back to 1983 when Melissa Conti berths and 45 student-athletes received All-America honors. three of its current members - George Mason, James Madison, J.P. Williams The conference has made its presence known nationally in and William and Mary - were aligned with East Carolina, Navy men’s basketball with a league-record fi ve teams advancing to and Richmond as a basketball league (ECAC South). During the Contact the CAA postseason play in 2008-09. Conference champion VCU made its next two years, the league added 11 sports, acquired two new third NCAA Tournament appearance in the last six years, while members (UNC Wilmington and American) and decided to form a Phone Number George Mason reached the postseason for the seventh time in new association. The transformation from ECAC South to CAA took (804) 754-1616 a decade in the NIT. Old Dominion, making its fi fth straight place on June 6, 1985. Fax Number postseason trip, captured the inaugural CIT championship, while Charter members George Mason, James Madison, UNC Wilmington (804) 754-1830 James Madison made the CIT semifi nals. Northeastern reached and William and Mary were joined by Old Dominion in 1991 and by the quarterfi nals of the CBI. In 2006, George Mason captured the Virginia Commonwealth in 1995. The conference added Delaware, Mailing Address nation’s imagination by becoming the fi rst mid-major program since Drexel, Hofstra and Towson in 2001. Georgia State and Northeastern 8625 Patterson Avenue 1979 to reach the Final Four, knocking off powerhouses Michigan became members of the conference on July 1, 2005. Richmond, VA 23229 State, North Carolina, Wichita State and Connecticut along the Celebrating its 25th Anniversary, the CAA takes great pride in Web site way. The Patriots were ranked No. 8 in the fi nal ESPN/USA Today producing student-athletes who stand out on the playing fi eld caasports.com Top 25 poll, which was the highest ever for a CAA team. and in the classroom. 2009 COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION STANDINGS CAA Award Winners CAA Overall 2009 CAA Championship (at Brooks Field, Wilmington, N.C.) Co-Players of the Year School W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Wednesday, May 20 Chris Henderson, Mason George Mason 19 5 0 .792 42 14 0 .750 #1 George Mason 6, #6 Delaware 5 Scott Krieger, Mason Georgia State 12 9 0 .571 39 22 0 .639 #2 Georgia State 6, #5 Northeastern 5 #3 UNC Wilmington 7, #4 Old Dominion 5 Rookie of the Year UNC Wilmington 10 8 0 .556 31 23 0 .574 Thursday, May 21 Brett Harris, Old Dominion Old Dominion 13 11 0 .542 22 27 0 .449 #6 Delaware 9, #5 Northeastern 5 (NU eliminated) Northeastern 13 11 0 .542 28 25 0 .528 #1 George Mason 11, #4 Old Dominion 5 (ODU eliminated) Defensive Delaware 11 10 0 .524 28 20 0 .583 #2 Georgia State 8, # 3 UNC Wilmington 5 Player of the Year James Madison 12 11 0 .522 30 24 0 .556 Friday, May 22 #3 UNC Wilmington 5, #6 Delaware 4 (UD eliminated) Chris Henderson, Mason Towson 12 12 0 .500 28 25 0 .528 #2 Georgia State 9, #1 George Mason 3 Coach of the Year William & Mary 9 14 0 .391 24 25 0 .490 #3 UNC Wilmington 5, #1 George Mason 3 (GMU eliminated) Bill Brown, George Mason VCU 8 16 0 .333 20 26 0 .435 Saturday, May 26 Hofstra 6 18 0 .250 11 32 0 .256 #2 Georgia State 12, #3 UNC Wilmington 10 (UNCW eliminated) 18 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com 2009 RESULTS BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 2009 Northeastern Results (28-25, 13-11 Colonial Athletic Association) Situational Date Opposing team Score NU Line Opp Line Inns Overall Conf Pitcher of record Att Time Records... Feb. 25 vs. Eckerd College 2-6 L 2-7-1 6-11-0 9 0-1 0-0 Thomson (L 0-1) 49 2:31 One-run games ...... 10-5 March 1 vs. Northwestern # 6-4 W 6-15-2 4-9-2 9 1-1 0-0 Zehr (W 1-0) 132 2:40 Two-run games ...... 7-3 March 1 vs. Northwestern # 4-3 W 4-5-0 3-7-2 7 2-1 0-0 Bashara (W 1-0) 119 2:06 5+ run games ...... 5-8 March 2 vs. Duquesne # 10-9 W 10-8-5 9-10-3 (11) 3-1 0-0 Bashara (W 2-0) 78 3:47 February ...... 0-1 March 3 vs. Fairfield # 5-4 W 5-12-1 4-10-1 9 4-1 0-0 Ross (W 1-0) 49 2:34 March ...... 12-8 March 5 vs. Duquesne # 3-2 W 3-11-4 2-7-0 9 5-1 0-0 Bashara (W 3-0) 29 2:32 April ...... 10-8 March 6 vs. Central Michigan # 2-1 W 2-10-1 1-4-1 9 6-1 0-0 Thomson (W 1-1) 21 3:07 May ...... 6-8 March 6 vs. Central Michigan # 6-3 W 6-15-1 5-3-1 7 7-1 0-0 Thornton (W 1-0) 68 2:47 Home ...... 10-7 March 7 vs. Miami (Ohio) # 5-7 L 5-10-1 7-12-2 9 7-2 0-0 Smith (L 0-1) 68 2:55 Away ...... 7-13 March 7 vs. Ohio State # 8-11 L 8-10-3 11-13-0 9 7-3 0-0 Quigley (L 0-1) 234 2:36 Neutral site ...... 11-5 March 13 vs. Iona 7-2 W 7-10-2 2-3-2 9 8-3 0-0 Quigley (W 1-1) 95 2:30 Doubleheaders ...... 10-4 March 14 at Seton Hall 0-6 L 0-1-0 6-11-0 9 8-4 0-0 Thomson (L 1-2) 145 2:05 Sweeps (2-0) ...... 4 March 15 vs. NJIT 5-4 W 5-15-0 4-12-2 (14) 9-4 0-0 Zehr (W 2-1) 120 4:15 Swept (0-2) ...... 1 March 17 BOSTON COLLEGE 5-6 L 5-10-3 6-11-2 (12) 9-5 0-0 Leenhouts (L 0-1) 37 3:35 Split (1-1) ...... 2 March 20 at James Madison* 2-7 L 2-6-1 7-11-0 9 9-6 0-1 Quigley (L 1-2) 280 2:16 Extra inning games ...... 3-4 March 21 at James Madison* 1-11 L 1-6-2 11-17-0 9 9-7 0-2 Thomson (L 1-3) 371 2:36 Shutouts ...... 1-2 March 22 at James Madison* 2-1 W 2-6-2 1-7-1 9 10-7 1-2 Smith (W 1-1) 347 2:30 ACC ...... 0-2 March 27 at Hofstra* 1-0 W 1-3-0 0-8-0 9 11-7 2-2 Quigley (W 2-2) - 2:24 Atlantic 10 ...... 5-1 March 27 at Hofstra* 14-3 W 14-19-0 3-10-0 9 12-7 3-2 Thomson (W 2-3) 104 2:34 Big East ...... 0-2 March 29 at Hofstra* 4-5 L 4-8-2 5-14-2 (10) 12-8 3-3 Zehr (W 2-1) 142 3:01 Big Ten ...... 2-1 March 31 at Boston College 2-11 L 2-8-0 11-13-1 9 12-9 3-3 Bashara (L 3-1) 465 2:57 CAA ...... 13-13 April 4 WILLIAM & MARY* 6-5 W 6-15-2 5-9-1 (11) 13-9 4-3 Lloyd (W 1-0) 79 3:43 Independent ...... 3-3 Ivy ...... 1-1 April 4 WILLIAM & MARY* 9-3 W 9-7-2 3-11-2 9 14-9 5-3 Thomson (W 3-3) 129 2:47 MAC ...... 2-1 April 5 WILLIAM & MARY* 4-5 L 4-10-0 5-9-3 (12) 14-10 5-4 Lloyd (L 1-1) 79 3:41 MAAC ...... 2-0 April 7 vs. Harvard ^ 16-5 W 16-18-1 5-11-2 9 15-10 5-4 Ross (W 2-0) 76 2:34 Sunshine State ...... 0-1 April 10 at Dallas Baptist 2-12 L 2-9-0 12-11-0 9 15-11 5-4 Quigley (L 2-3) 251 2:35 Streaks: April 10 at Dallas Baptist 7-5 W 7-12-1 5-14-1 9 16-11 5-4 Thomson (W 4-3) 176 2:40 Longest winning ...... 7 April 11 at Dallas Baptist 7-4 W 7-13-1 4-10-2 9 17-11 5-4 Smith (W 2-1) 173 2:29 Longest losing ...... 5 April 13 vs. Massachusetts + 5-3 W 5-12-1 3-9-1 9 18-11 5-4 Williams (W 1-0) 3120 3:15 April 14 BRYANT 4-8 L 4-15-1 8-14-1 9 18-12 5-4 Ross (L 2-1) 41 2:14 2009 Typical April 18 GEORGIA STATE* 3-5 L 3-7-2 5-9-1 9 18-13 5-5 Smith (L 2-2) 78 2:31 Lineup... April 18 GEORGIA STATE* 4-1 W 4-9-0 1-7-3 9 19-13 6-5 Thomson (W 5-3) 76 2:06 April 19 GEORGIA STATE* 3-7 L 3-7-3 7-12-1 9 19-14 6-6 Williams (L 1-1) 41 2:48 1. Matt Miller* RF 2. Frank Compagnone* 1B April 20 RHODE ISLAND 12-1 W 12-15-0 1-1-1 9 20-14 6-6 Ross (W 3-1) 51 2:05 3. Mike Tamsin 3B April 24 VA. COMMONWEALTH* 2-7 L 2-8-5 7-8-1 9 20-15 6-7 Quigley (L 2-4) 149 2:20 4. James Donaldson 2B April 25 VA. COMMONWEALTH* 8-6 W 8-15-1 6-12-1 9 21-15 7-7 Smith (W 3-2) 167 2:29 5. Frank Pesanello C April 26 VA. COMMONWEALTH* 6-5 W 6-9-3 5-11-0 9 22-15 8-7 Leenhouts (W 1-1) 129 2:44 6. David Gustafson* CF April 27 CONNECTICUT 4-6 L 4-10-2 6-12-1 9 22-16 8-7 Lloyd (L 1-2) 84 2:29 7. Brendan Stokes* DH 8. Jeff Dunlap* LF April 28 at Harvard 13-16 L 13-8-0 16-14-2 9 22-17 8-7 Thornton (L 1-1) 75 3:08 9. Ryan Maguire* SS May 1 at George Mason* 6-9 L 6-13-1 9-9-1 9 22-18 8-8 Quigley (L 2-5) 122 2:31 May 2 at George Mason* 5-12 L 5-6-0 12-12-2 7 22-19 8-9 Williams (L 1-2) 180 2:14 May 2 at George Mason* 3-8 L 3-10-1 8-9-1 9 22-20 8-10 Thomson (L 5-4) 210 2:15 2009 Starting May 6 MASSACHUSETTS 6-3 W 6-9-1 3-10-2 9 23-20 8-10 Ross (W 4-1) 67 2:28 Rotation... May 8 DELAWARE* 5-3 W 5-10-1 3-7-0 9 24-20 9-10 Smith (W 4-2) 134 2:09 1. Ryan Quigley May 9 DELAWARE* 8-5 W 8-10-2 5-8-1 9 25-20 10-10 Quigley (W 3-5) 249 2:26 2. Jeff Thomson May 10 DELAWARE* 3-1 W 3-10-1 1-5-0 9 26-20 11-10 Thomson (W 6-4) 224 1:48 3. Les Williams* May 11 at Bryant 4-5 L 4-7-1 5-11-1 9 26-21 11-10 Zehr (L 2-2) 242 2:15 4. Trevor Smith May 12 at Rhode Island 0-4 L 0-4-0 4-8-0 7 26-22 11-10 McNelis (L 0-1) 147 3:15 *Returning player May 14 at Towson* 10-13 L 10-16-2 13-21-1 (11) 26-23 11-11 Zehr (L 2-3) 406 3:40 May 15 at Towson* 13-11 W 13-22-0 11-12-1 9 27-23 12-11 Ross (W 5-1) 421 3:15 May 16 at Towson* 12-8 W 12-17-2 8-9-0 9 28-23 13-11 Smith (W 5-2) 521 2:48 May 20 vs. Georgia State $ 5-6 L 5-12-3 6-8-0 9 28-24 13-11 Williams (L 1-3) - 2:33 May 21 vs. Delaware $ 5-9 L 5-10-5 9-8-2 9 28-25 13-11 Thomson (L 6-5) - 2:23 * CAA game # at Winter Haven, Fla. ^ First round of Beanpot at Campenelli Stadium, Brockton, Mass. + Beanpot Championship at Fenway Park $ CAA Tournament, Wilmington, N.C.

MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 19 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN 2009 REVIEW/STATISTICS Batting Statistics Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% Tamsin, Mike .347 53-53 213 42 74 10 3 5 45 105 .493 29 6 25 7 .434 3 0 4-7 99 81 12 .938 Compagnone, Frank .343 33-33 140 17 48 9 0 1 19 60 .429 7 4 21 4 .388 1 0 0-0 123 5 2 .985 Donaldson, James .332 53-53 214 34 71 16 3 12 43 129 .603 23 1 46 7 .397 1 0 1-1 117 150 13 .954 Miller, Matt .310 53-52 226 42 70 12 2 1 21 89 .394 30 0 23 3 .391 0 0 6-6 107 1 1 .991 Stokes, Brendan .299 50-48 184 28 55 11 0 5 20 81 .440 10 2 38 7 .340 1 0 4-5 274 20 5 .983 Maguire, Ryan .295 44-33 129 25 38 6 1 6 28 64 .496 5 4 45 1 .341 0 5 3-4 35 90 13 .906 Pesanello, Frank .281 52-52 203 31 57 11 0 13 40 107 .527 21 5 61 2 .356 4 0 4-7 347 42 6 .985 Gustafson, David .276 53-53 217 32 60 18 1 4 28 92 .424 14 6 42 6 .336 1 6 4-6 128 2 0 1.000 Dunlap, Jeff .269 44-35 130 11 35 3 2 1 18 45 .346 4 4 31 8 .307 2 4 0-1 42 0 1 .977 Barry, Devin .209 17-11 43 7 9 3 1 0 5 14 .326 3 1 18 2 .277 0 0 0-0 47 3 1 .980 Berg, Sam .192 34-28 99 13 19 2 0 1 5 24 .242 4 0 23 0 .221 1 6 1-2 39 65 7 .937 Kemp, Ryan .162 15-12 37 8 6 0 0 1 4 9 .243 5 0 9 2 .262 0 0 0-0 5 1 0 1.00 Roeder, Tucker .105 9-3 19 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 .105 0 0 6 0 .105 0 0 0-0 26 4 0 1.000 DiCesare, Tony .071 10-7 28 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 .071 1 1 9 1 .129 1 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000 Guillemette, Chris .053 13-4 19 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 .053 6 0 4 1 .280 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 Thomson, Jeff .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 7 7 2 .875

Totals .288 53-53 1901 294 547 101 13 50 277 824 .433 162 34 401 51 .352 15 21 27-39 1426 562 74 .964 Opponents .286 53-53 1843 307 527 76 13 32 277 725 .393 200 48 422 38 .366 24 40 66-102 1428 560 58 .972

Pitching Statistics Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Leenhouts, Andrew 2.37 1-1 16 2 0 0/1 3 30.1 30 18 8 18 41 6 0 1 112 .268 3 5 0 4 4 Lloyd, Russ 3.00 1-2 17 0 0 0/1 2 24.0 26 10 8 11 15 2 0 0 89 .292 3 2 0 2 2 Zehr, Dan 3.30 2-3 25 0 0 0/0 7 46.1 56 25 17 9 45 8 0 4 185 .303 2 3 0 2 4 Ross, JT 3.90 5-1 13 6 1 0/0 0 62.1 60 34 27 22 52 9 1 3 239 .251 4 1 0 4 5 Smith, Trevor 3.92 5-2 14 6 0 0/0 0 66.2 64 33 29 27 54 11 2 2 248 .258 1 6 1 2 7 Williams, Les 3.96 1-3 14 10 0 0/0 1 61.1 72 32 27 31 56 6 1 4 237 .304 7 4 0 3 4 Thomson, Jeff 5.68 6-5 14 13 2 0/0 1 69.2 96 55 44 5 45 14 4 10 302 .318 1 10 0 2 4 Quigley, Ryan 6.35 3-5 12 12 0 0/1 0 66.2 69 60 47 39 80 8 4 5 257 .268 16 10 0 2 3 ------Ferguson, Greg 0.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0 0 Bashara, Charly 2.84 3-1 8 2 0 0/0 0 19.0 16 8 6 11 12 4 0 0 61 .262 2 0 0 1 4 McNelis, Brandon 6.89 0-1 6 2 0 0/0 0 15.2 18 12 12 15 13 2 0 2 58 .310 6 2 1 0 1 Greenblatt, Aaron 9.00 0-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 10 7 6 4 4 3 1 1 25 .400 2 0 0 2 0 Thornton, Tyler 17.05 1-1 5 0 0 0/0 0 6.1 9 13 12 8 5 3 0 0 26 .346 2 5 0 0 2

Totals 4.60 28-25 53 53 3 1/1 14 475.1 527 307 243 200 422 76 13 32 1843 .286 49 48 2 24 40 Opponents 4.67 25-28 53 53 5 2/1 7 476.0 547 294 247 162 401 101 13 50 1901 .288 31 34 5 15 21

PB- Team (11), Pesanello 7, Barry 2, Roeder 2, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (9), Quigley 3, Bashara 2, Smith 1, Lloyd 1, Leenhouts 1, Pesanello 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT- Pesanello (57-83), Quigley (11-17), Williams (6-14), Smith (6-12), Leenhouts (8-11), McNelis (9-11), Thomson (7-9), Barry (6-8), Lloyd (5-7), Bashara (3-7), Zehr (6-7), Ross (5-6), Roeder (3-6), Greenblatt (0-1). CAA Team Batting CAA Team Pitching Team AVG R H HR RBI FLD% Team ERA W-L CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO James Madison .330 442 646 75 412 .965 George Mason 4.45 42-14 1 2/2 15 491.2 529 278 243 164 379 Towson .321 433 623 97 405 .966 Northeastern 4.60 28-25 3 1/1 14 475.1 527 307 243 200 422 George Mason .321 437 632 82 404 .970 UNC Wilmington 5.36 31-22 0 3/3 15 468.1 497 324 279 230 379 Delaware .319 410 552 85 385 .962 Delaware 5.43 38-20 6 1/0 5 413.0 466 299 249 181 341 Georgia State .309 485 659 74 430 .961 Georgia State 5.44 39-22 3 2/2 19 536.0 602 375 324 261 474 VCU .298 287 468 23 254 .958 Old Dominion 5.51 22-27 7 0/0 5 425.0 510 306 260 186 275 Hofstra .294 231 422 20 199 .957 William & Mary 5.79 24-24 1 1/1 6 438.1 499 346 282 251 347 Old Dominion .292 311 494 35 273 .972 VCU 6.40 20-26 2 0/0 7 395.0 486 351 281 164 268 UNC Wilmington .292 372 540 39 332 .966 James Madison 6.84 30-24 2 2/1 14 474.0 570 408 360 233 438 William & Mary .291 332 488 37 301 .950 Towson 7.67 28-25 1 0/0 7 456.1 635 446 389 250 384 Northeastern .287 294 546 50 277 .964 Hofstra 9.78 11-32 1 1/1 3 356.0 591 433 387 181 218

20 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com RESULTS/COACHES BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 All-Time Season Results (1,210-1,115-15) Year W L T Captain(s) Year W L T Captain(s) Year W L T Captain(s) 1921 2 6 1 I. Rosenblatt 1954 13 5 1 James Ganci 1987 20 14 0 John Griffin 1922 5 9 0 B.B. Robbins 1955 9 10 1 David Nelson 1988 19 23 1 Jim Mulry 1923 6 6 0 E.J. Cotter 1956 14 7 0 Robert Ercolini 1989 21 20 1 D. Barnard, D. McMullin, 1924 3 6 0 V.M. Ayles 1957 12 10 1 George Dowd T. Mutch 1925 1 11 0 F.E. Watson 1958 7 12 0 Richard Conley 1990 26 20 0 P. Charpentier, 1926 7 6 0 F.L. Dennis 1959 8 9 1 John Erickson T. Scannell 1927 9 5 0 D.M. Pender 1960 9 9 0 Mike Dvorchak 1991 35 15 0 J. Caeran, P. Charpentier, 1928 4 6 0 C.M. Freeland 1961 5 12 0 Robert Reardon T. Scannell 1929 4 9 0 N.T. Mahoney 1962 10 10 0 Robert Mullin 1992 22 18 1 John Buckley 1930 2 13 0 Warren Nutter 1963 12 6 0 John Pierce 1993 17 19 0 Aaron Foley John “Tinker” Connelly 1931 7 9 1 Richard Cook 1964 14 6 0 James Keating 1994 35 16 0 M. Brunner, K. Gately, 1932 8 7 0 William Carter 1965 13 8 0 Paul J. Lombardi T. O’Connell CAA 1933 7 7 0 John Grosz 1966 18 8 0 Leo V. Fein 1995 29 17 0 M. Glavine, D. Gauthier 1934 12 2 0 Edward Murray 1967 7 10 0 Frederick J. Kos 1996 18 26 0 J. Forneiro, P. Mason, Regular Season... 1935 9 8 0 John Gillis 1968 11 9 0 Edward C. McCarty M. Valentino Year Place W-L 1936 5 11 0 Edward McNamara 1969 8 11 0 Robert N. Geist 1997 33 19 0 P. Mason, C. Zack 2006 3rd 19-10 1937 8 11 0 G. Rook, F. Meenan 1970 9 9 1 Denis Crowley 1998 26 22 0 T. Daley, J. Paolucci 2007 8th 12-17 1938 10 7 0 Ralph MacDonald 1971 8 13 0 Edward Jay 1999 28 21 0 T. Bonehill, K. Kim, 2008 7th 12-17-1 1939 11 6 0 William Little 1972 17 7 0 John Wright J. Lewis 2009 T-4th 13-11 1940 10 3 0 A. Struzziero, S. Swardlick 1973 15 8 1 Tom Rezzuti 2000 25 24 0 Mike Lomuscio All-time 56-55-1 1941 12 4 0 Sylvan Simon 1974 13 10 1 Mike Archambault 2001 19 32 0 Mike Lomuscio 1942 12 3 0 Wallace Sullivan 1975 12 12 0 James Walker 2002 29 22 0 B. Beck, B. Ryan 1943 4 11 0 Ed Sakovitz 1976 13 13 0 Tom Burke 2003 27 24 0 B. Czarnowski, B. Ryan America East 1944 5 4 1 No Captain 1977 9 16 0 Tom Whitehouse 2004 28 20 0 B. Czarnowski, J. Heriot History... 1945 3 6 0 Russel Stiles 1978 6 22 0 Joe Annese T. Bush Seasons played .....1991-2005 1946 7 5 0 Richard Conner 1979 14 12 0 Joe Glynn 2005 26 23 0 J. Heriot, T. Bush All-time record ...... 190-140 1947 5 11 0 Joseph Lynch 1980 14 12 0 Bob Murray 2006 27 23 0 C. Emanuele, J. Maher Reg. season titles ...... 2 1948 9 7 0 Charles Curil 1981 10 19 0 Gene Doucette M. Morizio Tournament titles ...... 3 1949 9 9 0 Francis Matthews 1982 8 17 1 George Thomas 2007 24 22 0 T. Besse, D. Milano, Tournament record ...... 24-22 1950 7 9 0 Arnold Johannesen 1983 16 17 0 John Najjar J. Porter 1951 8 9 0 Charles DeVarennes 1984 20 20 0 W. O’Leary, T. O’Malley 2008 25 26 1 K. Dabrowiecki, M. Lyon, 1952 12 6 0 John Connelly 1985 14 19 0 Paul DiPillo J. Porter NCAA Tournament 1953 7 10 0 Andrew Allan 1986 25 14 0 Paul DiPillo 2009 28 25 0 J. Thomson, F. Pesanello History... CAA Tournament Results (NCAA FORMAT) America East Tournament Results Appearances ...... 7 All-time record ...... 6-14 2006 (at Wilmington, N.C.) 2009 (at Wilmington, N.C.) 1993 (at Maine) 1999 (NCAA format at Delaware) Virginia Commonwealth 10, NU 3 Georgia State 6, NU 5 •Quarterfinals, best of three: Delaware 7, NU 3 James Madison 5, NU 0 Delaware 9, NU 5 Coaching records... Maine 5, NU 4 Maine 7, NU 5 Arthur Duffy NU 5, Maine 2 2000 (NCAA format at Delaware) 1921 (1 season) Maine 5, NU 2 Delaware 4, NU 3 NCAA Tournament Results 2-6-1 (.222) 1994 (at NU) NU 7, Towson 5 1964 (at Fenway Park) 1994 (at Knoxville, Tenn.) •Quarterfinals, best of three: NU 7, Vermont 2 •District I, best of three •Mideast Regional Madison Jefferey NU 8, New Hampshire 1 Delaware 4, NU 2 Maine 9, NU 4 Tennessee 9, NU 6 1922-23 (2 seasons) NU 3, New Hampshire 1 Maine 5, NU 2 North Carolina State 5, NU 2 2001 (NCAA format at Delaware) 11-15-0 (.423) •Finals, double elimination: Delaware 7, NU 3 1966 (at Fenway Park) 1997 (Friedman Diamond) Rufus Bond NU 9, Drexel 2 NU 5, Maine 4 1924-29 (6 seasons) •District I •NCAA Play-In vs. MEAC Hartford 6, NU 5 Towson 7, NU 6 NU 5, Colby 4 best of three 28-43-0 (.394) NU 4, Delaware 3 2002 (NCAA format at Maine) NU 10, BC 2 NU 19, Bethune-Cookman 3 Alfred McCoy NU 6, Hartford 5 NU 5, Vermont 1 NU 7, Bethune-Cookman 4 1930-37 (8 seasons) •World Series (at Omaha, Neb.) NU 5, Hartford 0 NU 10, Stony Brook 5 58-68-1 (.457) St. John’s 5, NU 3 •West Regional (at Palo Alto, Calf.) 1995 (NCAA format at Delaware) Maine 8, NU 2 Arizona 8, NU 1 Stanford 12, NU 3 New Hampshire 9, NU 3 Maine 7, NU 5 Herbert Gallagher Cal-State Fullerton 8, NU 4 1972 (at Storrs, Conn.) NU 19, Maine 7 2003 (NCAA format at Vermont) 1938-42, 1946-55 (15 seasons) •District I 2003 (at Baton Rouge, La.) NU 9, Vermont 2 NU 2, Vermont 1 140-105-2 (.571) Drexel 9, NU 2 Connecticut 5, NU 2 •Louisiana State Regional NU 5, Stony Brook 4 Emanuel Flumere NU 4, Providence 3 LSU 11, NU 8 1996 (NCAA format at Maine) Stony Brook 11, NU 10 1943-44 (2 seasons) Harvard 18, NU 6 UNC Wilmington 12, NU 6 Drexel 12, NU 0 NU 11, Stony Brook 0 9-15-1 (.360) 1973 (at Fenway Park) Hartford 8, NU 7 2004 (NCAA format at Maine) Eugene Pare NU 3, Providence 2 1997 (NCAA format at Delaware) Stony Brook 15, NU 6 1945 (1 season) Harvard 11, NU 1 NU 6, Maine 2 Albany 8, NU 1 3-6-0 (.333) Providence 5, NU 4 NU 12, Vermont 5 2005 (NCAA format at Vermont) NU 4, Delaware 1 NU 7, Binghamton 3 John Connelly ECAC Tournament Results NU 8, Vermont 1 Maine 12, NU 0 1956-81 (26 seasons) 1998 (NCAA format at Delaware) Vermont 6, NU 5 (10 Innings) 288-280-5 (.503) 1989 (NCAA format at Pawtucket, R.I.) 1991 (NCAA format at Orono, Maine) NU 10, Vermont 8 NU 8, Maine 1 NU 9, Fairfield 3 Charlie O’Malley Delaware 4, NU 2 NU 8, Canisius 3 Maine 16, NU 6 1982-85 (4 seasons) NU 12, Vermont 7 New York Tech 9, NU 1 NU 11, Holy Cross 10 58-73-1 (.439) Maine 12, NU 0 Delaware 10, NU 4 NU 7, Fordham 1 Neil McPhee NU 5, Maine 4 1986-2009 (24 seasons) Maine 12, NU 2 612-505-4 (.548)

MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 21 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN AWARDS All-Conference First Team All-Conference Second Team CAA (2006- ) 1998 CAA (2006- ) 1998 2006 Tim Daley, OF 2006 Greg Kelley, P Adam Ottavino, P 1999 Mike Tamsin, DH Kevin Kim, SS 2008 Greg Montalbano, P 2007 1999 Mike Lyon, SS Kevin Kim, SS Mike Tamsin, OF Jason Gillespie, P Sheldon McDonald, RP 2000 Jason Lewis, OF 2009 Mike Lomuscio, 3B Mike Tamsin, Util. Matt Keating, 1B Trevor Smith, RP 2000 2001 America East (1992-2005) Jeff Heriot America East (1990-2005) Ben Beck, OF Hernan Guerrero, OF 1990 1992 Greg Montalbano, P 2002 Ralph Barone, P Omar Pena, SS America East John Carelli, 3B Luke Carlin, C John O’Brien, P 2001 Yearly Awards... 1991 2004 John Buckley, OF 1994 Todd Korchin, DH Player of the Year Jeff Heriot, OF Bill Barrale, OF Pete Charpentier, 1B Jordan Thomson, P 2003 1994 Derek Gauthier Mike Glavine, 1B Tim Bush, 3B 1992 2005 Peter Schultz, P Pitcher of the Year Chris Emanuele, OF Mike Langston, DH Chris Emanuele, OF 1999 Greg Montalbano 1995 Omar Pena, 2B 1993 Jeff Heriot, OF 2004 Jordan Thomson Mark Hopkins, OF Steve Leonard, P Adam Ottavino, P 2004 2005 Adam Ottavino Jay O’Shaughnessy, P Brad Czarnowski, OF 1994 1996 Coach of the Year 2005 Derek Gauthier, 2B John Forniero, P 1991 Neil McPhee Tim Bush, 3B 1994 Neil McPhee 1997 Matt Morizio, C Tim Daley, OF Arman Sidhu, SS Scholar-Athlete Mike O’Donnell, DH of the Year 1998 Carlos Pena All-Rookie Team 2003 Brendan Ryan CAA (2006- ) America East (2002-2005) All-Tournament Team America East (1993-2005) 1999 Championship 2006 2002 Matt Keating, 1B Most Outstanding Player Mike Tamsin, DH Devin Monds, P 1994 Kevin Kim, SS 1994 Bill Barrale 2007 Miguel Paquette, DH Bill Barrale, OF* 1997 Carlos Pena Ryan Quigley, P 2003 Derek Gauthier, 2B 2000 2003 Miguel Paquette Mike Glavine, 1B Matt Keating, 1B 2009 Chris Emanuele, OF Arman Sidhu, SS Mark Hopkins, OF Todd Korchin, DH Matt Miller, OF Tim O’Connell, 3B Chris Walsh, P 2005 Jay O’Shaughnessy, P Kris Dabrowiecki, P 2001 Mike Lyon, IF/OF 1995 Luke Carlin, C Derek Gauthier, 2B 2002 Mike O’Donnell, DH Luke Carlin, C 1997 Colin Gaynor, 1B Patrick Mason, C Devin Monds, P Carlos Pena, 1B* Omar Pena, SS Tim Daley, OF 2003 Tim Bonehill, P Brad Czarnowski, OF Mike O’Donnell, DH Justin Hedrick, P 1998 Miguel Paquette, 1B* Adam Ottavino Hernan Guerrero, OF Arman Sidhu, SS threw NU’s ninth Kevin Kim, SS Mike Steinberg, DH Carlos Pena, 1B Jordan Thomson, P no-hitter in 2006 2004 Jeff Heriot, OF *indicates MVP All-time No-Hitters Pitcher Opponent Location Date Innings Score Ed McCarty Boston University Home 4/20/67 9 8-0 Rick Grim Providence Home 4/17/71 9 6-0 Jim Walker Brandeis Home 5/5/73 7 3-0 Joe Killelea MIT Home 5/3/85 9 12-0 Jay O’Shaughnessy Maine Away 5/1/95 7 8-0 John Forneiro Florida Atlantic Away 3/23/96 7 0-1 John Forneiro Hofstra Home 5/11/96 7 1-0 Greg Montalbano Niagara Fort Myers, Fla. 3/20/99 7 20-0 Adam Ottavino James Madison Home 4/7/06 9 2-0

22 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com SEASON RECORDS BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 Hitting Season Records Team Records Overall Batting Average (75 PA min.) Hits Runs (continued) Games ...... 2,325 Steve Kring (1975) ...... 410 Mike Tamsin (2009) ...... 74 Gary Nelson (1986) ...... 47 Wins ...... 1,210 Dana Olivo (1989) ...... 400 Mike Tamsin (2008) ...... 73 Luke Carlin (2002) ...... 46 Losses ...... 1,115 Pete Hantzis (1973) ...... 392 James Donaldson (2009) ...... 71 Carlos Pena (1998) ...... 45 Ties ...... 15 Michael Lomuscio (2000) ...... 389 Mike Lyon (2008) ...... 71 Michael Lomuscio (1998) ...... 45 Runs scored ...... 13,427 Terrence O’Malley (1984) ...... 381 Chris Emanuele (2005) ...... 71 Chris Emanuele (2006) ...... 44 Runs allowed ...... 12,736 Hernan Guerrero (2000) ...... 380 Matt Miller (2009) ...... 70 Season Mike Tamsin (2008) ...... 380 Tim Daley (1997) ...... 70 At-Bats ...... Matt Miller (2009) 226 Games ...... 53 2009 Tom Whitehouse (1977) ...... 380 Jim Caeran (1991) ...... 69 Walks ...... Carlos Pena (1998) 51 Wins ...... 35 1991 John Griffin (1987) ...... 377 Chris Emanuele (2006) ...... 67 Triples ...... Mike Glavine (1992) 8 35 1994 John Griffin (1986) ...... 376 John Buckley (1991) ...... 65 Total Bases ...... Mike Lyon (2008) 138 Wins, consecutive ...... 20 1991 Chuck Allard (1985) ...... 376 Slugging Pct...... Chuck Allard (1985) .716 Losses ...... 32 2001 Stolen Bases Hit-By-Pitch ...... Brad Czarnowski (2002, ’03) 15 Losses, consecutive ...... 11 2001 Home Runs Mark Hopkins (1994) ...... 27 Strikeouts ...... Frank Pesanello (2009) 61 Winning pct...... 857 (12-2) 1934 Frank Pesanello (2008) ...... 20 Tom Burke (1975) ...... 24 Putouts ...... Miguel Paquette (2005) 416 Winning pct., Tim Daley (1997) ...... 15 Tim Scannell (1990) ...... 22 Assists ...... Mike Lyon (2008) 161 lowest ...... 083 (1-11) 1925 Derek Gauthier (1994) ...... 15 John Buckley (1991) ...... 21 Runs, scored ...... 355 1998 Mike Lyon (2008) ...... 14 Tim Scannell (1991) ...... 21 Runs, allowed ...... 356 2008 Dan Milano (2007) ...... 13 Tom Burke (1973) ...... 20 Runs, fewest scored ...... 31 1925 Tim Daley (1998) ...... 13 Jim Caeran (1991) ...... 19 Runs, fewest allowed .....39 1928 Carlos Pena (1998) ...... 13 Pete Charpentier (1991) ...... 18 Frank Pesanello (2009) ...... 13 Chris Emanuele (2005) ...... 17 Game Jeff Heriot (2004) ...... 12 Luke Carlin (2002) ...... 17 Runs, scored Mike Glavine (1994) ...... 12 24 (NU 24, BU 4)...... 1945 three players tied ...... 11 Doubles Runs, allowed Mike Lyon (2008) ...... 19 26 (GMU 26, NU 9)...... 2008 Runs Batted In Chris Emanuele (2006) ...... 19 Runs, both teams Tim Daley (1997) ...... 59 David Gustafson (2009) ...... 18 35 (NU 20, Harvard 15)...... 1987 Tim Daley (1998) ...... 56 John Carelli (1990) ...... 17 35 (GMU 26, NU 9)...... 2008 Derek Gauthier (1994) ...... 54 Jeff Heriot (2005) ...... 17 Carlos Pena (1998) ...... 52 Seven tied with ...... 16 Team Batting Records Frank Pesanello (2008) ...... 51 Season Dan Milano (2007) ...... 48 Runs Hits ...... 546 2009 Ben Beck (2000) ...... 47 Tim Daley (1997) ...... 52 Runs Batted In ...... 320 1998 Mike Lyon (2008) ...... 46 Chris Emanuele (2005) ...... 50 Doubles ...... 110 2006 Mike Tamsin (2009) ...... 45 Hernan Guerrero (2000) ...... 50 Triples ...... 25 1991 James Donaldson (2009) ...... 43 Mike Lyon (2008) ...... 49 Mike Tamsin, single season (74) and Home Runs ...... 60 2008 Matt Keating (2000) ...... 43 Paul DiPillo (1986) ...... 47 career hits record (271). Walks ...... 214 1991 Strikeouts ...... 401 2009 Stolen Bases ...... 145 1991 Total Bases ...... 823 2009 Slugging Pct...... 495 1998 Pitching Season Records Batting Avg...... 327 1986 Earned Run Average (40 IP min.) Saves Strikeouts per 9 innings (continued) Team Pitching Records Alan Jackson (1970) ...... 1.03 Bob Nicklas (1991) ...... 9 Greg Montalbano (2000) ...... 11.36 Season Chris Walsh (1999) ...... 1.09 Matt Morizio (2006) ...... 8 Steve Grolnic (1966) ...... 11.11 Highest ERA ...... 7.91 1982 Art Kostka (1968) ...... 1.12 Dan Zehr (2009) ...... 7 Ryan Quigley (2008) ...... 10.87 Lowest ERA ...... 2.60 1979 Dick McPherson (1964) ...... 1.37 Ryan Quigley (2007) ...... 6 Ryan Quigley (2009) ...... 10.80 Complete Games ...... 38 1997 Dick Patchett (1971) ...... 1.40 Tim Bush (2005) ...... 5 Saves ...... 15 1991 John O’Brien (1992) ...... 1.41 Dave Barnard (1989) ...... 5 Appearances ...... Dan Zehr (2009) 25 Shutouts ...... 6 twice Bill O’Leary (1984) ...... 1.55 Dan Zehr (2008) ...... 4 Games Started ...... Five tied with 13 Hits ...... 535 2008 George Dowd (1957) ...... 1.62 Greg Montalbano (1997) ...... 4 Games Finished ...... Matt Morizio (2006) 16 Runs ...... 356 2008 Rick Grim (1972) ...... 1.72 Jeff Ryan (1988) ...... 4 Complete Games ...... Three tied with 9 Earned Runs ...... 312 2008 Art Koska (1969) ...... 1.72 Dave Seropian (1983) ...... 4 Walks ...... Jay O’Shaughnessy (1994) 58 Strikeouts ...... 422 2009 Five tied with ...... 3 Innings Pitched ...... Adam Ottavino (2005) 96.0 Walks ...... 228 2005 Wins Batters Faced ...... Adam Ottavino (2005) 408 Peter Schultz (1994) ...... 10 Shutouts Sheldon McDonald (2008) ...... 9 Greg Montalbano (1999) ...... 4 Miscellaneous... Greg Montalbano (1999) ...... 8 Eight tied with ...... 2 Strikeouts (9 innings) Adam Ottavino (2005) ...... 8 Jay O’Shaughnessy, 18 Jordan Thomson (2004) ...... 8 Lowest Opponent Batting Average (min. 40 IP) May 24, 1994 vs. Hartford Kris Dabrowiecki (2007) ...... 7 Bill Hart (1979) ...... 111 Strikeouts (7 innings) Trevor Smith (2006) ...... 7 Jay O’Shaughnessy (1995) ...... 118 Greg Montalbano, 15 Justin Hedrick (2003) ...... 7 Alan Jackson (1970) ...... 149 May 1, 1999 vs. Hofstra John Forneiro (1994) ...... 7 Dick McPherson (1964) ...... 156 Brian Baldwin (1986) ...... 7 George Dowd (1957) ...... 160 No-Hitters Steve Grolnic, Ed McCarty (1966) ...... 7 Steve Grolnic (1965) ...... 168 Total in NU History: 9 John O’Brien (1992) ...... 173 Last: Adam Ottavino Strikeouts Ed McCarty (1967) ...... 174 April 7, 2006 vs. James Madison Adam Ottavino (2006) ...... 120 Joe Killelea (1985) ...... 175 Adam Ottavino (2005) ...... 106 Brian Baldwin (1986) ...... 175 First: Ed McCarty Donald Eason (1954) ...... 105 April 20, 1967 vs. Boston U. Steve Grolnic (1966) ...... 100 Strikeouts per 9 innings (min. 40 IP) Most in a season: Justin Hedrick (2003) ...... 89 Jay O’Shaughnessy (1995) ...... 13.50 John Forneiro (2), 1996 Justin Hedrick (2004) ...... 83 Jay O’Shaughnessy (1994) ...... 12.44 Donald Eason (1955) ...... 83 Donald Eason (1954) ...... 11.62 Hitting Streak Jordan Thomson (2004) ...... 82 Adam Ottavino (2006) ...... 11.53 Dan Milano, 19 games (2007) Jay O’Shaughnessy (1995) ...... 82 Sheldon McDonald (2008) ...... 11.44 Jay O’Shaughnessy led the nation in K’s Ryan Quigley (2009) ...... 80 Justin Hedrick (2003) ...... 11.44 per nine innings in 1995. MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 23 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN CAREER RECORDS Hitting Career Records Batting Average (250 AB min.) Hits Runs (continued) Terrence O’Malley (1982-84) ...... 367 Mike Tamsin (2006-09) ...... 271 Mike Tamsin (2006-09) ...... 145 Mike Tamsin (2006-09) ...... 361 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 227 Paul DiPillo (1983-86) ...... 139 Matt Keating (1998-00) ...... 355 Kevin Kim (1996-99) ...... 215 Michael Lomuscio (1998-01) ...... 130 John Griffin (1984-87) ...... 348 Hernan Guerrero (1998-2001) ...... 196 Luke Carlin (2000-02) ...... 128 Tim Scannell (1988-91) ...... 345 Jim Caeran (1988-91) ...... 194 Jason Lewis (1996-99) ...... 128 Paul Dipillo (1983-86) ...... 339 Mike Lyon (2005-08) ...... 192 Derek Gauthier (1992-95) ...... 127 John Carelli (1989-90) ...... 339 Arman Sidhu (2003-06) ...... 189 Gary Nelson (1984-87) ...... 126 Tim Daley (1995-98) ...... 335 Mike Lomuscio (1998-2001) ...... 189 Mark Hopkins (1992-95) ...... 333 Jeff Heriot (2002-05) ...... 187 Games ...... Arman Sidhu (2003-06) 197 Dave Modugno (1973-75) ...... 327 Pete Charpentier (1988-91) ...... 184 ...... Mike Tamsin (2006-09) 197 Frank Pesanello Michael Lomuscio (1998-01) ...... 326 At-Bats ...... Mike Tamsin (2006-09) 750 Stolen Bases Walks ...... Paul DiPillo (1983-86) 132 Home Runs Tom Burke (1973-76) ...... 66 Triples ...... John Griffin (1984-87) 13 Frank Pesanello (2007-09) ...... 42 Tim Scannell (1988-91) ...... 62 Total Bases ...... Mike Tamsin (2006-09) 382 Tim Daley (1995-98) ...... 37 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 57 Slugging Avg...... Chuck Allard (1985-88) .640 Chuck Allard (1985-88) ...... 35 Mark Hopkins (1992-95) ...... 54 Hit-By-Pitch ...... Brad Czarnowski (2001-04) 46 Mike Lyon (2005-08) ...... 32 John Buckley (1989-92) ...... 52 Strikeouts ...... Frank Pesanello (2007-09) 166 Dan Milano (2004-07) ...... 31 Jeff Heriot (2002-05) ...... 48 On Base Pct...... Paul DiPillo (1983-86) .494 Derek Gauthier (1992-95) ...... 30 Jim Caeran (1988-91) ...... 47 Mike Glavine (1992-95) ...... 28 Hank Gibson (1989-92) ...... 42 Jeff Heriot (2002-05) ...... 28 Pete Charpentier (1988-91) ...... 40 Ben Beck (1999-2002) ...... 27 Luke Carlin (2000-02) ...... 35 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 26 Miguel Paquette (2002-05) ...... 21 Doubles Arman Sidhu (2003-06) ...... 52 Runs Batted In Mike Lyon (2005-08) ...... 50 Tim Daley (1995-98) ...... 147 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 48 Tim Daley Ben Beck (1999-2002) ...... 146 Mike Tamsin (2006-09) ...... 47 Mike Tamsin (2006-09) ...... 145 Omar Pena (2000-03) ...... 45 Chuck Allard (1985-88) ...... 137 Jeff Heriot (2002-05) ...... 43 Derek Gauthier (1992-95) ...... 122 James Donaldson (2006-09) ...... 41 Jeff Heriot (2002-05) ...... 120 Derek Gauthier (1992-95) ...... 41 John Griffin (1984-87) ...... 119 Hernan Guerrero (1998-2001) ...... 41 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 118 Ben Beck (1998-2002) ...... 40 Pete Charpentier (1988-91) ...... 117 Kevin Kim (1996-99) ...... 40 Frank Pesanello (2007-09) ...... 115 Runs Mike Lyon (2005-08) ...... 114 Terrence O’Malley, the all-time leader Hernan Guerrero (1998-2001) ...... 112 Hernan Guerrero (1998-2001) ...... 164 Kevin Kim (1996-99) ...... 112 Chris Emanuele (2003-06) ...... 148 with .367 batting average

Derek Gauthier Pitching Career Records Earned Run Average (50 IP min.) Saves Strikeouts per 9 innings (continued) Dennis McCarthy (1967-69) ...... 1.68 Dan Zehr (2007-09) ...... 11 Sheldon McDonald (2007-08) ...... 9.27 Richard Patchett (1971-73) ...... 1.77 Tim Bush (2003-05) ...... 9 Alan Jackson (1968-70) ...... 8.58 Herman Beranyck (1964-65) ...... 1.96 Bob Nicklas (1989-91) ...... 9 Steve Grolnic (1964-66) ...... 8.49 Alan Jackson (1970-71) ...... 1.97 Matt Morizio (2003-06) ...... 8 Art Kostka (1968-70) ...... 2.08 Joe Blanchard (1994-96) ...... 7 Appearances ...... Jim Madison (2002-05) 58 Dick McPherson (1962-64) ...... 2.18 Ryan Quigley (2007-09) ...... 7 Games Started ...... Jordan Thomson (2001-04) 43 Edward Wasikowski (1979-81) ...... 2.27 Jeff Ryan (1987-88) ...... 7 Games Finished ...... Tim Bush (2003-05) 31 Steve Umbro (1969, 71-72) ...... 2.29 Greg Montalbano (1997-00) ...... 5 Complete Games ...... Chris Zack (1994-97) 26 Ed Minishak (1972-74) ...... 2.36 Paul Houser (1993-96) ...... 5 Walks ...... Devin Monds (2002-05) 148 John Kelly (1984) ...... 2.45 Dave Barnard (1988-90) ...... 5 Innings Pitched ....Kris Dabrowiecki (2005-08) 286.0 Batters Faced ...... Kris Dabrowiecki (2005-08) 1269 Wins Shutouts Jordan Thomson (2001-04) ...... 24 Greg Montalbano (1997-00) ...... 5 Donald Eason (1952-55) ...... 24 Jordan Thomson (2001-04) ...... 4 Chris Zack (1994-97) ...... 22 John Forneiro (1993-96) ...... 4 Greg Montalbano Kris Dabrowiecki (2005-08) ...... 21 Michael Maguire (1988-91) ...... 4 Michael Maguire (1988-91) ...... 20 Greg Montalbano (1997-00) ...... 19 Lowest Opponent Batting Average (min. 50 IP) Joe Killelea (1984-87) ...... 18 Bob Boermeester (1986-88) ...... 119 Trevor Smith (2006-09) ...... 17 Bill Hart (1979-80) ...... 140 John Burns (1997-01) ...... 16 Jay O’Shaughnessy (1994-95) ...... 165 Jeff Thomson (2005-09) ...... 16 Alan Jackson (1968-70) ...... 170 Dick McPherson (1962-64) ...... 174 Strikeouts Dave Barnard (1988-90) ...... 176 Adam Ottavino (2004-06) ...... 290 Jeff Sones (1967-69) ...... 183 Jordan Thomson (2001-04) ...... 241 Steve Umbro (1969, 71-72) ...... 186 Kris Dabrowiecki (2005-08) ...... 236 Dennis McCarthy (1967-69) ...... 192 Greg Montalbano (1997-00) ...... 217 Ed McCarty (1966-68) ...... 192 Devin Monds (2002-05) ...... 215 Michael Maguire (1988-91) ...... 212 Strikeouts per 9 innings (min. 100 IP) Justin Hedrick (2002-04) ...... 210 Jay O’Shaughnessy (1994-95) ...... 12.97 Justin Hedrick Joe Killelea (1984-87) ...... 208 Ryan Quigley (2007-09) ...... 10.50 Donald Eason (1952-55) ...... 188 Adam Ottavino (2004-06) ...... 10.30 Ryan Quigley (2007-09) ...... 174 Donald Eason (1952-55) ...... 10.17 Justin Hedrick (2002-04) ...... 9.81 Greg Montalbano (1997-00) ...... 9.53 Jordan Thomson, career wins leader

24 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com ALL-TIME ROSTER BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 A Bourgeois, Theodore (1950) Conley, Richard (1956-58) Donaldson, James (2006-09) Adams, Scott (1991) Boutelle, Warren (1941) Conlon, Allen (1953) Donoghue, Peter (1996-99) Ajemian, Stephen (1959-61) Boyer, Louis (1957) Connelly, John (1950-52) Donovan, Pat (1969-70) Alberico, Fred (1958) Brady, Edward (1960-62) Connolly, Greg (2000-01) Dooley, Brian (1979-81) Allan, Andrew (1951-53) Brazee, Chad (1995-98) Connolly, James J. (1937-39) Doucette, Gene (1978-81) Allard, Chuck (1985-88) Brenner, Stanley (1947) Connolly, Jim (1985-87) Doughty, Jamie (1987-89) Allen, Lloyd (1930) Brickman, Shawn (1978-81) Connor, Richard (1942-43, 47) Dowd, George (1956-57) Allen, Rick (1969) Brien, Francis (1955-57) Connors, Ed (1984-85) Drillock, Drew (2002) Allosso, Joe (1967) Brooks, Curtis C. (1924) Conroy, Brian (1987-88) Duggins, Mitch (2004-07) Alves, Mario (1944) Brooks, J. (1924) Conte, Sam (1988-91) Dumont, Bob (1964-65) Anderson, Francis (1950) Brown, B. (1921) Conway, Thomas (1959-61) Dunlap, Jeff (2008-09) Andrade, Ron (1989) Brunner, Mike (1991-94) Cook, Richard (1929-31) Dunphy, Paul (1964-66) Chuck Allard Annese, Joe (1976-78) Bruno, Mike (1977-78) Coole, Franklin (1941-42) Dutra, Justin (1995) (1985-88) Antinarelli, Fred (1941-42) Buchanan, George (1954, 56) Coole, Richard (1947) Dvorchak, Michael (1958-60) Archambault, Mike (1971-74) Buchert, James (1957-59) Corbett, Luke (1931) Arrata, C. (1921) Buckley, John (1989-92) Corcoran, Joe (1999-2001) E Aucella, Tom (1970) Buckner, Ken (1987) Corcoran, Pat (1979) Eason, David (1957) Ayles, V. (1922-25) Bunk, Jerry (1962) Cormier, Russ (1987-89) Eason, Donald (1952-55) Ayotte, Ronald (1955-57) Bunker, Don (1968) Cornell, Bruce (1968) Eason, Ronald (1952-55) Azzone, Michael (1941-43) Buonopane, Robert (1983) Costello, John (1951-53) Eckman, Paul (1959) Buras, Chris (1982-85) Cotter, E. (1922-23) Eid, Joseph (1945) B Burgher, Philetus (1931) Cottrell, R. (1943) Eldridge, R. (1924-25) Baglione, Joseph (1944) Burke, Tom (1973-76) Cox, Richard (1952-53) Elliot, Robert (1935) Bagwell, Robert (1946-49) Burns, Bill (1967) Craft, Juan (1983-86) Ellms, L. (1921-23) Baker, J. (1943) Burns, John (1997-2001) Crowley, Denis (1969-70) Emanuele, Chris (2003-06) Baldacci, Bob (1965-67) Bush, Tim (2003-05) Crowley, L. (1927-28) Ennico, Chris (1993-96) Baldwin, Brian (1985-87) Byrne, John (1937) Crowley, Philip (1965) Ercolini, Robert (1950, 55-56) Bill Barrale Barasso, Ernest (1937-38) Byrne, Robert (1949) Cunha, J. (1943) Erickson, John (1957-60) (1991-94) Barmakian, Stephen (1946-47) Cunningham, Lou (1941) Estano, Jason (1998-99) Barnard, Dave (1988-90) C Curll, Charles (1947-48) Barone, Ralph (1992-93) Caeran, Jim (1988-91) Curtin, Steve (1984-87) F Baroni, Quento (1934) Cahoon, Kenneth (1934-35) Czarnowski, Brad (2001-04) Fabiano, Marty (1987) Barrale, Bill (1991-94) Callahan, Joseph (1937) Fabiano, Mario (1963) Barron, Kevin (1971) Caloggero, Robert (1976) D Fabrizio, Mike (2003) Barron, Selwyn (1942) Cangiano, Thomas (1958-60) Dabrowiecki, Kris (2005-08) Fachini, John (1977) Barry, Devin (2009) Cangina, Jim (1984-85) Dagesse, Bob (1984) Falco, Anthony (1998-99) Barry, Edward (1940) Cappezzuto, Steve (1991-93) Daley, Donald (1951-53) Fantaroni, Anthony (2005) Barry, J. (1943) Carelli, John (1989-90) Daley, Tim (1995-98) Farrell, Rick (1966-68) Barry, Pat (1979-82) Carey, Kevin (1982-83) Daniels, P.J. (1971) Fein, Leo (1964-65) Barry, Robert (1949-50) Carlin, Luke (2000-2002) Dargon, Chris (1999-2000) Ferguson, Greg (2009) Bartelloni, H. (1943) Carnes, Ed (1992-95) Darracq, Don (1962-64) Ferrari, Jack (1976-77) Mike Brunner Bashara, Charly (2007-09) Carpenzano, Ken (1973, 75-76) Dawe, A. (1921-23) Ferullo, Mark (1980-83) (1991-94) Bates, Paul (1982-83) Carr, Jim (1980-82) Dawley, Tom (1983) Field, Ed (1985-87) Battapaglia, William (1982) Carrington, Bobby (2006-08) Day, Mike (1971-72) Field, Kevin (1965) Bauer, Pat (1967-69) Carroll, Preston (1979-80) DeBlois, Armand (1949) Fielding, Robert (1936) Beaton, Joseph P. (1939-40) Carter, Richard (1955) DeCristoforo, Michael (1952-53) Fine, Paul (1987) Beck, Ben (1999-2002) Carter, Tony (1986-87) DeCristoforo, Richard (1973-76) Finn, John (1995-96) Beckett, George (1944) Carter, William Lee (1929-32) DeCristoforo, Robert (1975) Fishman, Lou (1978) Beckette, Ferdinand (1958-60) Catone, Mike (1969) DeFrenzo, Charles (1982) Fisher, Dave (2007-08) Beckler, Ed (1975) Caty, Robert (1957) Degon, Sal (1980-81) Fiske, Warren (1955-57) Bedell, Harry (1931-33) Cavalagne, Matt (1988) Del Grasso, Chauncey (1941-42, 47) Fitzgerald, Mark (1970-71) Bell, Frank (1950) Cavallaro, Matt (1998-2002) Dennis, F. (1924-27) Flaherty, Thomas (1958-59) Bell, Steve (1979-81) Cawley, Mike (1976-77) Denton, James (1934) Flumere, Emanuel (1938-39) Bennett, George (1935) Cedrone, Rick (1972) DePinto, Frank (1980-81) Flynn, James (1932-33) Beranyck, Herman (1964-65) Chaloff, Chris (1980-83) Deraney, Rick (1986-89) Flynn, R. 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(1921) Cole, Dennis (1969) DiPillo, Paul (1983-86) Blood, Phil (1984) Coleman, Dave (1963-65) DiStefano, Tom (1989) G Bruce Cornell Boermeester, Bob (1986-88) Colo, Victor (1950-51) DiVito, Danny (1986, 88) Gallagher, Herbert (1931-34) Bohegian, Harry (1973-74) Colt, Edward (1939-41) Doane, Warren (1962-63) Gallivan, Paul (1970) (1968) Bonehill, Tim (1996-99) Columbo, Dan (1977-78) Doherty, John (1944) Gamez, Alex (1991) Bouchie, Scott (1994-97) Compagnone, Frank (2007-09) Domenico, John (1949) Ganci, James (1953-54) MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 25 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN ALL-TIME ROSTER Ganung, Steve (1978) Holt, Jim (1992) Langston, Mike (1992) McCusker, Joseph (1936) Garcia, Diego (2002-03) Hopkins, Mark (1992-95) LaRosa, Anthony (1960-62) McDonald, Sheldon (2007-08) Gardner, David (1952) Horzempa, Stanley (1933-34) Lawler, J. (1921) McDonough, Daniel (1970-71) Gargaro, A. 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(1923) McKinnon, Stephen (1976-79) Mark Hopkins Imbrenda, Russ (1966-68) Gibson, Gannet (1939) Lewis, Jason (1996-99) McLaughlin, Bob (1994-97) (1992-95) Irving, Ralph (1933-34) Gibson, Hank (1989-92) Little, William (1937-38) McLean, Dave (1983) Gillespie, Jason (1998-2001) J Lloyd, Russ (2008-09) McManus, Matt (1994-97) Gillis, John (1933-35) Jachym, Adolph (1932-34) Loiselle, Charles (1938-39) McMullen, Joseph (1930, 32) Ginsberg, Caleb (2005-07) Jackson, Alan (1968-70) Lombardi, John (1990-91) McMullin, Dave (1985, 87-89) Girouard, Robert (1956-58) Janedy, Tom (1976-78) Lombardi, Paul (1963-65) McNamara, Edward (1934-35) Giroux, George (1944-45) Jaros, Fred (1951) Lomuscio, Michael (1998-2001) McNelis, Brandon (2009) Glavine, Mike (1992-95) Jarvis, Mike (1965) Longchamps, Robert J. 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(1934-35) Nelson, David (1952-55) Jay O’Shaughnessy Hilliard, Brian (1990-91) LaFlamme, Luke (1991-92) McCarthy, Paul (1957-58) Nelson, Gary (1984-87) (1994-95) Hobson, Ron (1981) Lagos, Bill (1982) McCarty, Ed (1966-68) Nelson, Theodore (1930) Hoffman, Norm (1963-65) Lang, R. (1925) McChord, Stephen (1978) Newman, E. (1922) Hogg, Gary (1970-72) Langevich, Joseph (1935) McCray, G. (1922) Newman, I. (1921) 26 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com ALL-TIME ROSTER BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 Nickerson, Paul (1978-80) Rana, Wayne (1966-68) Somerville, H. (1926-27, 29) Wallen, John (1944) Nicklas, Bob (1989-91) Rando, Frank (1947-49) Sones, Jeff (1967-69) Walsh, Chris (1998-2001) Noblin, Ralph (1976) Ranney, L. (1927-28) Souza, Joseph (1942) Walsh, Francis X. (1945, 47-48) Norinkavich, John (1936) Ranney, P. (1926-29) Spitz, Kevin (1995, 97) Walsh, Jeff (1981) Nutter, Warren (1929-31) Raymond, Ralph (1934) Spotts, Dan (1983-86) Washburn, R. 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MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 27 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN NORTHEASTERN An education that works Northeastern, the world leader in cooperative education, is in its second century of combining the classroom and the real world Northeastern students take charge and in top-of-the-line sports facilities. The men’s and women’s of their education in a way you’ll find hockey and basketball teams play at historic Matthews Arena; nowhere else, because a Northeast- the soccer and baseball teams perform at Parsons Field/Fried- ern education is like no other. NU man Diamond; the women’s basketball, swimming and volley- integrates challenging liberal arts ball programs call the Cabot Center home; the national power and professional studies with the field hockey program plays at Sweeney Field adjacent to NU’s world’s largest cooperative education West Village; the men’s and women’s crews row out of Hen- program. Northeastern’s dynamic of derson Boathouse on the famous Charles River; and the track academic excellence and workplace teams live at the Solomon Track in serene Dedham, known to experience means that its students two decades of Huskies as “the track in the trees.” are better prepared to succeed in the The varsity athletics programs participate through top-flight lives they choose. affiliations; the Huskies compete against Division I teams as Northeastern students As a major private urban university, Northeastern is in its members of the Colonial Athletic Association, Hockey East get classroom experience second century of offering an extraordinary range of opportuni- Association and ECAC. as well as real-world ex- ties to students willing to seize them. And, as an institution Northeastern takes higher learning to a richer level. Its perience on co-op. committed to each student’s personal growth since its founding outstanding professors, an academically challenging curriculum in 1898, the university also provides the support essential for and high-profile research projects infuse the classroom with self discovery. intellectual curiosity and the spirit of discovery. Northeastern The History... Former president Bill Clinton, one of the many historic students work alongside faculty who are pioneers in their fields In 1898, graduates of figures who have addressed NU students at the annual com- while sharing opinions with classmates, exploring new areas Harvard and Boston Univer- mencement, told them what they probably already knew but of interest and pursuing independent or faculty-sponsored sities founded what was to were too humble or too busy to voice through their five years research. No matter which field of study, NU students are become Northeastern as the of cooperative education: challenged — and rewarded — by the academic opportunities “Evening Institute for Young “I believe you are the symbol of the American Dream, built they encounter. Men” at the Boston YMCA. on education and work and community service, blending work Northeastern’s graduating seniors routinely respond to Cooperative education was and learning, having partnerships with the private sector in employment advertisements that read “previous experience introduced in 1909. this wonderful community of yours to build people, which is, required.” Thanks to co-op, when they go out into the work- after all, the only real product America has ever been able to ing world as graduates, they already have completed up to depend on.” a year and a half — or more — of paid, professional work. Husky athletes spend their time in the classroom, on the job Northeastern’s co-op program, founded nearly a century ago, is the largest and most innovative in the world. The benefits to students are easy to see: typically, over 70 percent of recent graduates who are employed full-time receive job offers from former co-op employers.

Where else in Boston, or anywhere, can students benefit from both the diversity of a large university set- ‘ting‘ and the personal attention of a small college environment?” Michael Dukakis Former governor of Massachusetts and current NU professor

Left: The Marino Center, Northeastern’s spectacular recreational facility

28 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com BOSTON BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 America’s college town All the culture, attraction and excitement of the nation’s most historic city lies at the Northeastern doorstep in Boston Ask students what they enjoy most about being at North- munity the constant chance to learn and grow. As a eastern, and one common response is “Boston.” It’s easy to Northeastern student, you can immerse yourself in the see why: Boston is the ultimate college town. Also known as city around you. And, as the Fiske Guide to Colleges “Beantown,” the “Hub” and the “Athens of America,” Boston puts it, you can “learn big-city savvy when it comes is a center of cultural, educational and social activity, yet it’s to school, work and even play.” small enough to navigate on foot. More than 300,000 college Neighborhood Partners students from around the country and the world call Boston With so many residential communities surrounding home, and the city is alive with their energy. You’ll add your campus, community service is a natural for Northeast- own energy to that mix, and you’ll be inspired by the different ern students. Mentor local public school students through the Quincy Market cultures, ideas and experiences you encounter. Tobin Scholars Program, which helps put neighborhood chil- In Your Own Backyard dren on the path to Northeastern. Tutor community residents Northeastern’s central location puts you close to all the city who are preparing for their U.S. citizenship tests through the has to offer. Within walking distance are the world-renowned Students Helping Adults with Reading and English Program. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Symphony Hall, Fenway Park and Assist a professor who is analyzing the shortage of stylish Newbury Street, with great shopping and dining. Hop skilled workers and affordable housing in the city. on the “T,” Boston’s subway, and shop at Quincy Market, eat The opportunities to engage with the community are in the North End, visit the Museum of Science, cheer on the endless in Northeastern’s urban classroom. For more Celtics and Bruins at the TD Garden, or hang out in the funky on community service opportunities, visit the Center squares of Cambridge, right across the Charles River. No matter of Community Service web site. what you’re looking for, you’ll find it in Northeastern’s urban A Diverse Community backyard. None of Boston’s 60-plus colleges and universi- The city’s multicultural character is intertwined ties is as closely tied to Boston as Northeastern. Boston is with Northeastern’s own. The university was founded Northeastern’s campus, its community, its partner, its lifeblood. to serve an emerging urban community, making it a The city also offers Northeastern’s co-op students opportunities place where diversity naturally flourishes. When you in every facet imaginable. arrive at Northeastern, you’ll rub elbows, minds and Our Urban Advantage traditions with people — students, locals and visitors Northeastern embraces its urban identity. The city inspires — from all over the world. the university’s academic agenda and invigorates its cultural Our students lead (and in many cases, have founded) and social perspective. Local communities invite Northeastern a wide variety of cultural, academic and social organi- to contribute time, knowledge and resources to improving zations that give voice to their aspirations and interests. Still Boston Waterfront neighborhoods and lives. The city’s wealth of educational more students get involved with ethnic, religious and cultural and civic institutions give members of the university com- groups in the communities around Northeastern’s campus.

MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 29 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN COOPERATIVE EDUCATION World of opportunities... Co-op: A world of opportunities for NU student-athletes A small sample of A Northeastern education is built on the idea that ev- work and career experiences. At any given time, about possible co-op sites: ery form of learning — whether in the classroom, in the 6,000 students are working in approximately 1,500 co-op The Boston Globe workplace or in the community — is crucial to preparing sites in Boston, across the United States, and across the Boston Bruins students for their careers and their lives. globe. About 30 percent of co-op students eventually go Boston Celtics Created in 1909, Northeastern’s co-op program is recog- on to work full-time with one of their co-op employers. All Boston Police Dept. Boston Red Sox nized as the national leader in practice-oriented education. of them graduate with an experience-filled resumé. Boston Symphony Whether NU students want to explore career opportunities On co-op, students can discover what they want to do Children’s Hospital or gain experience in the workplace, Northeastern’s co-op or, just as importantly, don’t want to do. They can try out Citibank EMC program becomes an invaluable tool for students in shap- jobs and test out theories in many different work settings. Fidelity Investments ing their futures. When back in the classroom, students then can apply what General Electric Many Northeastern graduates describe the insights they’ve learned in the real world to their coursework. Gillette John Hancock gained through their experiences on co-op as “a turning Northeastern co-ops learn how to apply for a job and, Mass. General Hospital point” or “life changing.” The faculty cite co-op as a major once they have a position, how to do the job well. They Merrill Lynch contributor to the reality and rigor of the classroom expe- discover the skills demanded of the serious professional: Microsoft rience. And Northeastern students know that co-op gives setting goals and meeting them, working with others, Mobil Oil New England Aquarium them a competitive edge in the marketplace, whatever dealing with organizational politics, squaring values and New England Patriots their chosen field. goals with those of their employers, and balancing work Pfizer Co-op programs typically consist of a freshman year of and personal time. Raytheon State Street Bank full-time study followed by four upperclass years during The lessons learned along the way can be applied to which students alternate periods of classroom study with creating a satisfying career – and to living a good life.

Shea: A hit on and off the field Bill Shea is an excellent exam- began preparing for the business ple of someone who took complete life he leads today. advantage of Northeastern, both “Co-op is an extension of what as a student and an athlete. you learn in school,” Shea said. “It Today, Shea is Executive Chair- really opens your eyes in terms of man of Royal & SunAlliance, one what is possible. After my co-op, of the world’s leading insurance I knew I would need to take more groups. The company does business business courses and that I needed “It may sound in 130 countries and provides gen- to get a broader view of business.” trite, but you can’t do eral insurance products to over 20 Soon after graduation, Shea something you don’t million customers worldwide. began working for the prestigious like for very long. Co- Shea formerly was Chief Executive firm of Coopers & Lybrand, where he op helps you under- Officer of View Tech, Inc., a publicly ascended to Vice Chairman and held stand what you might traded company that is a major a position on the Firm Council. Shea be good at after you player in the nation’s ever-expand- left Coopers & Lybrand to become get out of school ... ing telecommunications market. the Vice Chairman of BankBoston, it really gives you Prior to that, he was Vice Chairman with its $65 billion in assets. Shea an understanding of of BankBoston. was intimately involved in develop- what’s out there.” Shea has roots at NU, with its ing the company’s business strategy baseball team and the university’s esteemed cooperative in the five years he spent at BankBoston. — Bill Shea education program. A native of Somerville, Mass., and a Matignon High School A member of the Class of 1970, Shea earned his degree product, Shea knows that Northeastern is a unique part of in Economics while also starring for both the baseball New England’s academic fabric. team of Tinker Connelly and the football squad of legend- “It may sound trite, but you can’t do something you don’t ary coach Joe Zabilski. He also made a name for himself like for very long,” Shea said. “Co-op helps you understand away from his pursuits on the athletic fields. During his what you might be good at after you get out of school. It co-ops at Boston’s Five-Cent Savings Bank (an early form helps you make a better [career] choice and it really gives of today’s Citizens Bank) and Boston State Hospital, Shea you an understanding of what’s out there.”

30 NORTHEASTERN BASEBALL 2010 GoNU.com SUPPORT SERVICES BASEBABASEBALLLL 2010 Student-Athlete Support Services: preparing for success The Office of Student-Athlete Support Services is or- working with the student-athlete to identify and alleviate ganized to help Northeastern University student-athletes any academic, athletic or personal struggles. Athletes develop and enhance the skills necessary for academic, overcome these struggles and experience personal growth athletic, and personal growth and success. The results are by working with their mentor on skills that include but obvious as Northeastern has had countless athletes honored are not limited to time and stress management, study for their academic accomplishments in the last several sea- techniques, goal setting, problem solving and increasing sons. Student-Athlete Support Services provides counseling motivation and confidence. and services for academic, career and personal concerns. Study Hall: The newly constructed Shanahan Academic Lauren DeSantis The staff helps student-athletes learn the procedures to Center provides student-athletes with a 60-seat study hall Director of Student-Athlete effectively utilize the services of numerous departments room, conference area, tutoring tables and a computer lab Support Services throughout the NU community. Similarly, when it is ap- for studying in a controlled environment. The academic propriate, student-athletes may be referred for individual center is open daily for study hall. Attendance and conduct tutoring or workshops. The department supplements and reports are generated and supplied to coaches. complements the student personnel staff in all Deans’ of- Tutoring: Tutors are provided free of charge to all varsity fices and academic advisors in each department. student-athletes regardless of scholarship status. Academic Advising: Each team is assigned a primary Academic Progress Reports (APRs): Formatted reports academic advisor who acts as a direct contact for all ath- are mailed out to professors within the second month of the letes and coaches of their assigned teams. Student-athletes semester requesting information on the academic progress are able to set up appointments to meet with their athletic of all student-athletes enrolled in their classes. The reports academic advisor regarding issues such as course registra- returned to Student-Athlete Support Services by professors tion, course conflicts, curriculum requirements, co-op, include information on class attendance and participation tutoring and referrals. as well as test, quiz and homework grades. Mentoring Program: The mentoring program assigns Informal Contact: Student-Athlete Support Services academically at-risk student-athletes to a staff member staff members are consistently in contact with advisors, for individualized weekly meetings. The mentors hold the professors, deans, support staff and coaches regarding athletes accountable for their academic performance while student-athletes’ status and progress. Athletic training: NU provides first-class treatment Northeastern’s top-notch athletic training staff handles student-athlete and a key component of the program’s the day-to-day, minute-by-minute demands that the va- overall competitiveness. garies of the human body place on the university’s varsity As the Director of Sports Medicine, Miller is responsible competitors. Director of Sports Medicine Ben Miller and his for a five-person athletic training staff and its ongoing staff treat hundreds of athletes during the course of each liaison work with university physicians and health care season and ensure they receive the finest medical care staff. The sports medicine staff also provides supervision available. for undergraduate students in the respected Athletic Miller and each member of the athletic training staff Training Education curriculum. The staff has collective Ben Miller are Certified Athletic Trainers who are qualified to react experience across all sports and areas of the nation. Director of to spontaneous, on-the-field injuries, manage and treat Miller is a 1972 graduate of Kansas State, where he Sports Medicine them, and, when necessary, follow through on athletes’ earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology, a 1974 graduate rehabilitation programs under physician direction. of Kansas, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical The coaching staffs of the Huskies’ 19-sport, women’s Therapy, and a 1981 graduate of Washington, where he and men’s athletics program rely heavily on the input of earned a master’s degree in Sports Medicine. He joined Miller and his staff as they prepare lineups for games and the Northeastern staff in 1985 and has worked with all 19 analyze depth charts for future seasons. Athletic trainers varsity athletic programs in his career at NU, including 17 at Northeastern are indispensable to the well-being of the seasons with the men’s hockey team. Strength & conditioning: building huskier Huskies Northeastern’s strength and conditioning program and their weightlifting routines while also assisting in operates under the supervision of Joel St. Cyr, Certified the area of testing in both mini-camp and training camp Strength and Conditioning Specialist, C.S.C.S., and workouts. unofficial guru of body sculpting at the university. The Since coming to Northeastern, St. Cyr has developed Millis, Mass., native was hired as NU’s first-ever strength comprehensive workouts for all 19 varsity squads and coach in 1992 and since then has molded countless varsity has become a ubiquitous presence in NU’s state-of-the- athletes into the best shape of their lives. art varsity weight room. St. Cyr carries an infectious St. Cyr has done extensive work at Clemson University philosophy of weight training and conditioning that Joel St. Cyr and with the New England Patriots. While with the professes the maximization of physical capacities. Also, he Coordinator of Speed, Patriots, St. Cyr worked as the team’s assistant strength has devised individual training manuals on a team-by-team Strength & Conditioning and conditioning coach, supervising professional athletes basis to allow athletes to train independently.

MEDIA GUIDE & YEARBOOK 31 NORTHEASTERNNORTHEASTERN HUSKIES AND THE PROS Northeastern and the pros Northeastern University baseball has a great tradition of developing pros- pects, who later move on to play in the professional ranks. The most recent Husky added to the professional ranks is Ryan Quigley, drafted in the 22nd round by the Oakland Athletics. At NU, Quigley was second all-time in career strikeouts-per-nine innings, and ranks 10th all-time in strikeouts and fifth in saves. He went 3-2 with a 4.62 ERA in 25.1 innings pitched for Oakland’s Arizona League team in his first run as a professional. Northeastern’s highest-ever draft pick was Carlos Pena, who was taken 10th overall by the Texas Rangers in 1998 and is now the starting first base- man for the Tampa Bay Rays. His career year came in 2007 when he batted .282 with 46 homers and 121 RBI and was named AL Comeback Player of the Year and a Silver Slugger. He was a major part of the Rays’ World Series run in 2008, hitting 31 homers with 102 RBI, and collected the Gold Glove Award at first base. Another Husky success story last season was Luke Carlin, a catcher at NU from 2000-02. He was drafted in the 10th round by the Detroit Tigers in 2002 and worked his way through the minor leagues until realizing the ultimate dream in 2008: he was called up by the San Diego Padres and played in 36 games. He caught future Hall of Famer Greg Maddux’s 350th career win and collected 14 hits, including three doubles, a triple and a homer, while play- Carlos Pena, starting first baseman for ing stellar defense. Carlin will be a non-roster invitee to spring training with Justin Hedrick, P, San Francisco the Tampa Bay Rays won the 2008 Gold Pittsburgh this season. (2004, sixth round) Glove and 2007 Silver Slugger awards. Across the minors, many more Huskies are making their mark. Adam Ot- 2009: Portland SeaDogs (AA) tavino, a first round pick of the St. Louis Cardinals in 2006, was in the start- ing rotation for the triple-A Memphis Redbirds last season. Justin Hedrick (Boston) was back in New England pitching for the AA Portland SeaDogs. Chris Emanuele (Toronto) and Matt Morizio (Kansas City) both played in A+ ball, and Mike Lyon (New York Yankees) played in A ball.

Northeastern All-Time MLB Draft Picks Year Player Round Team 1965 Neil McPhee 5th Minnesota Twins 1965 Fred Kos 19th Cleveland Indians 1965 Dave Coleman 30th Baltimore Orioles 1966 Fred Kos 6th* Baltimore Orioles 1970 Alan Jackson 1st# (14th) Pittsburgh Pirates 1970 Alan Jackson 4th^ Boston Red Sox 1971 Paul Minton 14th Milwaukee Brewers 1973 Tom Rezzuti 11th* California Angels Mark Harrell - Springfield Cardinals 1976 Thomas Burke 29th Pittsburgh Pirates Luke Carlin, C, Detroit Tigers 1980 Norm Michaud 19th Detroit Tigers Adam Ottavino, P, St. Louis (2002, 10th round) 1981 Paul LeMire 16th# Montreal Expos Cardinals (2006, first round) 1984 Bill O’Leary 29th Seattle Mariners 2009: Arizona Diamondbacks 1987 Brian Baldwin 12th Seattle Mariners 2009: Memphis Redbirds (AAA) 1989 Russ Cormier 12th Oakland Athletics 1991 Mike Maguire 22nd Pittsburgh Pirates 1993 Billy Hartnett 12th Houston Astros 1994 Mike Glavine 93rd Houston Astros 1995 Jay O’Shaughnessy 18th Los Angeles Dodgers 1995 Mike Glavine 22nd Cleveland Indians 1998 Carlos Pena 1st (10th) Texas Rangers 1999 Greg Montalbano 5th Boston Red Sox 2000 Matt Keating 35th San Francisco Giants 2002 Luke Carlin 10th Detroit Tigers 2003 Omar Pena 16th St. Louis Cardinals 2004 Justin Hedrick 6th San Francisco Giants 2004 Jordan Thomson 17th San Francisco Giants 2006 Adam Ottavino 1st (30th) St. Louis Cardinals 2006 Dave Pellegrine 11th Los Angeles Angels 2006 Matt Morizio 17th Kansas City Royals 2006 Chris Emanuele 26th Toronto Blue Jays 2007 Dan Milano 20th Boston Red Sox Brad Glazier 2008 Mike Lyon 24th New York Yankees 2009 Ryan Quigley 22nd Oakland Athletics Chris Emanuele, OF Matt Morizio, C, Kansas City Royals Toronto Blue Jays (2006, 26th round) * Selected in the January Secondary Phase Draft (2006, 17th round) # Selected in the January Regular Phase Draft 2009: Dunedin Blue Jays (A+) ^ Selected in the June Secondary Phase Draft 2009: Wilmington Blue Rocks (A+)

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