TABLE OF CONTENTS Plumeri Park...... Inside Front Cover W&M QUICK FACTS Table of Contents/Quck Facts...... 1 Location: Williamsburg, Virginia 2010 Roster...... 2 Founded: 1693 (2nd-oldest college in U.S.) 2010 Season Preview...... 3 Enrollment (includes graduate): 7,625 Head Coach Frank Leoni...... 4 Nickname: Tribe Assistant Coaches...... 6 Colors: Green, Gold and Silver Strength and Conditioning...... 7 Conference: Colonial Athletic Association Sports Medicine...... 8 President: W. Taylor Reveley III (Princeton, 1965) Academic Support...... 9 Chancellor: Sandra Day O’Connor (Stanford, 1950) Returning Players...... 10 Director of Athletics: Terry Driscoll (Boston College, 1969) Newcomers...... 16 2009 Season in Review...... 18 SPORTS INFORMATION The Colonial Athletic Association...... 19 Ass. Director/Baseball Contact: Scott Burns (Marian University, 2007) Tribe Players in Minor League Baseball...... 20 Office Phone: (757) 221-3344 Tribe Players in Major League Baseball...... 21 E-Mail Address: [email protected] Tribe Players in Summer Leagues...... 22 Fax: (757) 221- 2989 Season Records...... 23 Web Site: www.TribeAthletics.com Career Records...... 24 Team and Coach Honors...... 25 Player Honors...... 26 TRIBE BASEBALL INFORMATION Tribe Facilities...... 27 Head Coach: Frank Leoni Tribe Athletics...... 28 Record at W&M: 112-100 (.528)/Fifth Season The College...... 30 Career Record: 378-443-3 (.461)/18th Season DeMarini...... 32 Assistant Coaches: Jad Prachniak (Rhode Island, 2005), Kyle Padgett (William and Mary, 2005) and George Fisher (Averett, 2001) CREDITS 2009 Record: 24-25 (.490) The 2010 W&M Baseball Media Guide is a publication of the W&M sports 2009 Conference Record/Finish: 9-14/9th information office. Layout, design and cover design by associate SID Kris Position Players Returning/Lost: 8/7 Sears. Writing by assistant SID Scott Burns with the assistance of Jack Pitchers Returning/Lost: 10/3 Lambert and editing by the sports information office. Photography by Jim Newcomers: 12 Agnew, Julia Martin, Pete Clawson and Bob Keroack. Printing by Worth Higgins and Associates in Richmond, Va.

4 10 21 23 COACHING STAFF THE TRIBE TRIBE IN MLB RECORDS Head Coach Frank Leoni, who is in The Tribe returns 18 players from Three former W&M players are cur- Current Tampa Bay Ray prospect his fifth season at the helm of W&M last season, including a trio of se- rently on rosters in Major League Mike Sheridan was the nation’s basetball, was the fastest coach to niors in Chris Jensen, Tyler Truxell Baseball. A total of 15 players have toughest player to strike out and set 100 wins in Tribe baseball history. and Cody Winslow. been drafted over the last eight years. three school records in 2008. 2010 ROSTER

2010 TRIBE BASEBALL 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER . NO NAME POS. CL. B/T HT. WT HOMETOWN/PREVIOUS SCHOOL ROSTER BREAKDOWN 1 Derrick Osteen INF Jr. R/R 5-8 165 Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest 2 Chris Jensen C Sr. R/R 6-1 195 Roswell, Ga./The Wesleyan School By State 3 Jonathan Slattery INF Jr. R/R 5-10 185 Mississauga, Ontario, Canada/Western Texas Virginia (18): Bower, Brown, Davenport, 4 Derek Lowe OF/P Fr. L/R 6-1 185 Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln-Sudbury Forsten, Goodloe, Kemler, Killen, Lon- 5 Andrew Steinberg INF/OF Fr. R/R 5-11 195 Woodbridge, Va./Gar-Field gosz, McCarthy, Sarrett, Shain, Shaver, 6 Ryan Brown OF Fr. R/R 5-9 180 Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford Steinberg, Truxell, Wainman, Williams, 8 Stephen Arcure OF So. L/L 5-10 170 Clarks Summit, Pa./Scranton Prep Winslow, Yates 9 Chris Forsten C So. R/R 6-1 185 Warrenton, Va./Notre Dame Academy Massachusetts (3): Farrell, Lowe, Sheehan 10 Brett Goodloe P Fr. R/R 6-4 190 Staunton, Va./St. Anne’s Belfield Georgia (2): Aiken, Jensen 1 1 Tyler Truxell P Sr. L/L 6-0 185 Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee New Jersey (2): Koehler, Norton 12 Tadd Bower INF So. L/R 6-2 205 Chesterfield, a./CosbyV Pennsylvania (2): Arcure, Osteen 13 Jay McCarthy P So. R/R 6-2 170 Yorktown, Va./York Florida (1): Billbrough 14 Andy Longosz OF So. R/R 6-2 180 Great Falls, Va./St. Albans Prep New York (1): Alas 15 Sean Aiken C So. R/R 6-0 190 Alpharetta, Ga./Holy Innocents 16 Jackson Shaver INF Fr. L/R 5-10 175 Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown By Country 19 Kevin Alas INF Jr. R/R 6-0 165 Port Washington, N.Y./Chaminade Canada (1): Slattery 20 John Sheehan P/INF Fr. R/R 5-10 170 Westwood, Mass./Westwood 21 Logan Billbrough P Jr. R/R 6-4 200 Miami, Fla./Miami Palmetto By Class 22 Garrison Sarrett P So. R/R 6-6 195 Newport News, Va./Hampton Roads Acad. Seniors (3): Jenson, Truxell, Winslow 23 Chris Yates P So. R/R 6-3 180 Centreville, Va./Chantilly Juniors (6): Alas, Billbrough, Killen, Nor- 24 Ryan Williams INF/P Fr. R/R 6-3 200 Fairfax, Va./Westfield ton, Osteen, Slattery 26 Cole Shain P So. L/L 6-0 170 Ashburn, Va./Broad Run Sophomore (10): Aiken, Arcure, Bower, 28 Reid Killen P RSo. R/R 6-1 170 Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox Davenport, Forsten, Longosz, McCarthy, 29 Brett Koehler P Fr. R/R 6-4 200 Glen Gardner, N.J./Voorhees Sarrett, Shain, Yates 30 Tim Norton P Jr. R/R 6-4 185 Ramsey, N.J./St. Joseph’s Montvale Freshmen (11): Brown, Farrell, Goodloe, 31 Bryson Kemler OF Fr. R/R 5-10 160 Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover Kemler, Koehler, Lowe, Shaver, Shee- 32 Matt Davenport P So. R/R 6-8 175 Chesapeake, Va./Nansemond-Suffolk Acad. han, Steinberg, Wainman, Williams 34 John Farrell P Fr. R/R 6-2 210 Andover, Mass./Andover 35 Matt Wainman P Fr. R/L 6-2 210 Woodbridge, Va./Osbourn Park Pronunciations 36 Cody Winslow P Sr. R/R 6-5 220 Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox Kevin Alas – AH-las 2 Stephen Arcure – Steh-fen ARK-ure COACHING STAFF Brett Koehler – CO-ler 7 Frank Leoni Head Coach - Fifth Season at W&M Andy Longosz – LAWN-goes 17 Jad Prachniak Assistant Coach - Fifth Season at W&M Derrick Osteen – OH-steen 14 Kyle Padgett Assistant Coach - Third Season at W&M Garrison Sarrett – SAIR-rhett 18 George Fisher Assistant Coach - First Season at W&M Frank Leoni – LEE-own-ee Jad Prachniak – prack-KNEE-ack

2010 TRIBE BASEBALL 2010 PREIVEW The William and Mary baseball team returns 18 players, including Q: What do you feel is the strength(s) of the team this season? 10 pitchers from last season’s 24-win squad. Head coach Frank FL: “We should be at our best on the mound and defensively in Leoni became the fastest Tribe skipper to 100 wins at the institution 2010. Although college baseball can be very offensive, pitching during the 2009 campaign with a victory over Liberty. The Tribe also is still the name of the game. So, I’m pleased with the direction tallied its first win over ACC-foe Virginia Tech, 14-10, since 1991. we’re headed for the long term. Don’t get me wrong, offense is While the 2010 Green and Gold squad will be a youthful one, Leoni very important, and I expect ours to develop over time, however, and his staff of Jad Prachniak, Kyle Padgett and George Fisher will our pitching and defense has been assembled to be strong now have a talented group to mold and shape as the Tribe strives to re- and in the future.” turn to the upper echelon of the CAA. The following is a preseason question and answer with Leoni on the upcoming season: Q: How was the fall season and how much did it help the team? FL: “Our line-up has completely turned over from the record set- Q: Last year was a reshaping year for the program, talk a little ting group in 2008 two years ago. I was not sure what to expect about what your vision of W&M baseball is and will be in the this fall, except I knew our pitching would be much deeper. As the future? fall progressed, I watched the players develop nicely. We clearly FL: “2009 was a disappointing season for us, but it signaled the still have a long way to go, but our coaching staff is much more beginning of a transition for our program. For too long, I think our optimistic now after such a promising fall season.” program has been built around offense. To me, this explains our excellent home record and less than stellar road record. We are Q: After losing three All-CAA performers, and 10 total letter- making a conscious effort to strengthen our pitching and defense. men from last season, who do you see stepping into the roles And, while we’ll be young in 2010, I believe we will take another left by those talented players? important step to accomplishing this goal.” FL: “We have lost a lot of talent over the past two years, but so is the nature of college athletics. To me, it’s exciting to enter a new Q: This year’s team is young, but very talented. Which of the season as underdogs with so many new faces. We have a real op- newcomers do you expect to play significant roles for the portunity in 2010 to get contributions from many different players. Tribe this season? This will not be the type of team where our opponents can focus FL: “This year’s team is significantly young and inexperienced, but on one or two guys. And, after a very difficult early season stretch, I have been very impressed by the overall level of talent throughout I believe our team will grow with confidence heading into the CAA the fall. Since we really have no choice other than to play many portion of the schedule.” first-year players, I expect several to make important contributions in 2010.”

Q: With such a young team, how important will your captains RETURNING TRIBE STATISTICAL LEADERS be this season? FL: “Leadership at all levels is crucial to success. We all need to HITTING do a better job in 2010. Captains are vital to bridge communica- Batting Average Chris Forsten (.282) tion between coaches and players, to help keep everyone on the Hits Tadd Bower (46) same page. We utilized a more sophisticated process to select our Runs Stephen Arcure (27) captains this year, and I believe that Chris Jensen, Tyler Truxell and Home Runs Tadd Bower (2) Chris Forsten will do an excellent job of helping our team to stay RBI Tadd Bower (29) focused and keep things in perspective.” Stolen Bases Chris Forsten (5)

Q: What are the team’s goals for the 2010 season? PITCHING FL: “Our goal is the same every year - make the CAA playoffs. ERA Logan Billbrough (4.20) Once you’re in the CAA playoffs, you have a chance to make the Appearances Logan Billbrough (24) Matt Davenport (24) NCAA tournament. For a young team like ours, making the CAA Wins Matt Davenport (6) tournament would be a major accomplishment.” Saves Logan Billbrough (3) Innings Matt Davenport (63.0) Strikeouts Logan Billbrough (44)

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WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM HEAD COACH FRANK LEONI After losing two All-Americans and three more All-CAA stand- outs, the 2009 Tribe baseball team fell just a game short of a .500 record in 2009, finishing the year at 24-25. Despite the record, the College showed flashes of the bright future the program has ahead of it, and with a highly-talented corps of newcomers in 2010, the Tribe looks to have a breakout season on the horizon. During the 2009 campaign, the Tribe had many great mo- ments, highlighted by Leoni’s 100th win at William and Mary on April 7, 2009. In the 2-1 victory over Liberty at Plumeri Park, Leoni became the fastest coach in W&M history to reach the 100-win milestone. Another highlight for the Tribe in 2009 was its play down the stretch. In a stretch of games from April 12 to May 10, the Tribe went 12-3, winning series against James Madison, Towson, and Longwood. Included in those games was also, arguably, the Col- lege’s best win of the season, a 14-10 come-from-behind win over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. The Green and Gold scored six runs in the top of the ninth to win its first game against the Hokies in 18 years. Individually, senior Rob Nickle led a group of five players who earned all-conference recognition in 2009, being named to the All- CAA Second Team, while classmate Tyler Stampone and junior Kevin Landry were named to the third team. Freshmen Matt Dav- PROFILE enport and Chris Forsten were each chosen for the All-CAA Rookie Team for their fine freshman seasons. Education After the season, the College saw three of its players move 1990 B.S. Accounting at Rhode Island on to the professional ranks. Junior Kevin Landry was drafted by 2003 M.B.A. at Rhode Island the Baltimore Orioles in the 21st round of the MLB Draft, while both seniors Tyler Stampone and Jeff Jones signed free agent contracts Playing Experience/Honors with the Orioles and Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, respectively. 1988-91 Shortstop University of Rhode Island After putting together a winning mark in 2007, the 2008 team Captain (1991) surpassed all expectations in piecing together a 36-21 record, only All-Academic Atlantic 10 (1991) one win shy of tying the school record for victories in a season, All-New England (1991) and sending four players into the professional ranks in the MLB draft. The Tribe posted an outstanding 26-6 mark at Plumeri Park, Coaching Experience/Honors and finished fourth in the Colonial Athletic Association with a 16-13 1993-05 Head Coach record. Returning to the CAA Tournament for the first time since University of Rhode Island 2004, the Tribe handed No. 1-seed UNC Wilmington only its fifth Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year (2003, 2004) loss of the year to a conference team, and was one of the last four New England Coach of the Year (2004) teams standing in the semifinal round. One of the nation’s most All-Time Winningest Coach (266 wins) dangerous teams at the plate, W&M finished the year ranked third in the NCAA with a .343 batting average, and also led the CAA in 2006-P Head Coach fielding defense for the second year in a row. College of William and Mary In 2007, the squad posted a 29-25 mark and boasted a 21- 10 record at Plumeri Park. Additionally, the Tribe led the Colonial Athletic Association in team batting average (.319) and fielding per- LEONI’S PATH TO THE PROS centage (.969). The season also marked a milestone for Leoni, who earned his 300th career win when the Tribe defeated Towson, 6-0, Coach Leoni has had 21 of his players be on March 18. either drafted or sign free agent contracts to In addition to the success experienced by the team collec- play professional baseball, including seven in tively, a number of individuals posted impressive seasons under the past three years alone and six from the Col- Leoni’s tutelage. Leading the group in 2007 was Greg Sexton, who lege. Five players were selected in the first 10 was selected to five All-America teams after finishing the season rounds of the MLB Draft, most recently Mike ranked second nationally with a .455 batting average. Honored as Sheridan in 2008 and Greg Sexton in 2007, the CAA co-Player of the Year, Sexton was drafted by the Tampa both by the Tampa Bay organization. Bay Devil Rays with the first pick of the 10th round. The selection marked the fifth consecutive season in which Leoni had a player 1996 Steve Cote Indepedent drafted, as Joe Kantakevich was chosen by the Seattle Mariners in 1998 Jay Krystofolski New York Mets the 13th round in 2006 and Rhode Island sent at least one player to Rob Farrell Independent the professional ranks in each of Leoni’s last three seasons. 2001 Mike LaBarbera Montreal Expos Commensurate with the team’s success, several players had Jon Scullin Independent outstanding individual seasons in 2008 as well. Mike Sheridan fol- 2003 Reid Willett Chicago Cubs lowed up his 2007 campaign by leading the team and the league Jared Trout Oakland Athletics in batting, and was rewarded with third-team All-American honors 2004 Dan Batz Los Angeles Dodgers * from the ABCA and Louisville Slugger, in addition to being named 2005 Zack Zuercher St. Louis Cardinals * Mike Rainville Tampa Bay Rays W&M’s first VaSID State Player of the Year, first-team all-region, Mick Lefort Chicago Cubs All-ECAC, All-CAA, all-state, and to the Wallace Award Watch List, 2006 Stephen Holmes New York Mets * Howser Trophy Watch List, and the CAA all-tournament team. Joe Kantakevich Seattle Mariners Sheridan would go on to become the first of four Tribe players tak- 2007 Greg Sexton Tampa Bay Rays * en in the MLB Draft, being selected by the Tampa Bay Rays with 2008 Mike Sheridan Tampa Bay Rays * the first pick of the fifth round. Ben Guez Detroit Tigers 4 Along with Sheridan, both catcher Tim Park and outfielder Ben Sean Grieve Philadelphia Phillies Guez earned All-American honors, giving the Tribe three All-Amer- Pat Kantakevich Baltimore Orioles icans in one season for the first time ever. Park was a third-team 2009 Kevin Landry Baltimore Orioles selection by Louisville Slugger and made three Player of the Year Tyler Stampone Baltimore Orioles watch lists, while Guez was tabbed by the Jewish Sports Review Jeff Jones L.A. Angels of Anaheim with first-team honors and was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 19th round. * - Player selected in the first 10 rounds of the MLB Draft A hallmark of Leoni-coached team is tenacious, fundamentally William and Mary athletes in BOLD sound hitting. After earning CAA All-Freshman Team accolades in 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL HEAD COACH FRANK LEONI 20-4 mark in A-10 play, becoming just the sec- In 2005, pitcher Zack Zuercher was drafted ond school in league history to win 20 confer- in the ninth round by the Saint Louis Cardinals. ence games. His accomplishments did not go Additionally, third baseman Mike Rainville and unrecognized, as he was named the A-10 Coach closer Mick Lefort signed free agent contracts of the Year for the second consecutive season. with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and Chicago Additionally, he garnered New England Coach of Cubs, respectively. Following the 2004 season, the Year accolades for his efforts. second-team All-America first baseman Dan “We are really excited to have Frank Leoni Batz was a sixth-round draft pick of the Los An- as our new baseball coach,” W&M Athletics Di- geles Dodgers. That came on the heels of pitch- rector Terry Driscoll said at the time of Leoni’s ers Reid Willett (Chicago Cubs, 21st round) and hiring in August, 2005. “His 13 years at the Uni- Jared Trout (Oakland Athletics, 28th round) get- versity of Rhode Island demonstrated his ability ting drafted following the 2003 season. Another to overcome the challenges necessary to build a of Leoni’s top recruits at URI, Stephen Homes, program to an NCAA-caliber competitor. In that was selected by the New York Mets during the same period, his teams demonstrated tremen- fifth round of the 2006 MLB draft. In 2001, short- dous academic success. Together, his academic stop Mike LaBarbera earned All-America status and athletic success makes him a terrific fit for and signed with the Montreal Expos. the College of William and Mary and its baseball While the accomplishments on the field are program.” impressive, Leoni’s commitment to developing stu- “I am extremely honored to become the next dent-athletes who excel in the classroom is also head baseball coach at and Mary,” Leoni said at notable. At Rhode Island, he coached two District the time of his hiring. “This is a tremendous op- I Academic All-Americans and four Academic All- portunity, and I thank Terry Driscoll and the entire Conference selections during his final three years. William and Mary community for their confidence. The tradition of success has continued at W&M, as I am excited to get started and to build upon the Sexton and Jeff Lunardi ’05 have each earned Ac- tradition of William and Mary baseball.” ademic All-District III acclaim. Additionally, the ‘05 “My plan for Tribe Baseball is to build a URI team and ‘06 W&M squad were recognized 2006, first baseman Mike Sheridan continued to program in which every student- athlete, coach, among the top 10 percent of all D-I programs for improve with Leoni’s guidance and was honored administrator and alumnus feels a strong sense the Academic Progress Rating (APR). as the 2007 NCAA statistical champion for the of ownership and pride,” Leoni said. “In the long- Not only was Leoni a presence on the field, toughest player to strikeout. With just five strike- term, my goal is for William and Mary to become he had a positive impact on the Rhode Island outs in 209 at-bats, he finished the year with a the model baseball program in the CAA - one community. He ran several clinics for local chil- ratio of just one strikeout per every 41.8 at-bats. which enjoys exceptional on-field success with- dren, and his summer camps were among the The impressive figure represented the nation’s out compromising the educational mission of its most popular in New England. best mark since 1999. Sheridan is the second student- athletes.” The Cranston, Rhode Island, native was an player to accomplish the feat under Leoni’s tute- Coupled with his team’s success, Leoni A-10 All-Academic performer as a shortstop for lage. In 2001, All-America shortstop Mike LaBar- oversaw the development of a number of play- the Rams and held six school records at the con- bera led the nation with just five strikeouts in 198 ers who continued their baseball careers in the clusion of the 1991 season. He earned a bach- at-bats. professional ranks. Four of Leoni’s players were elor of science degree in accounting in 1990 and During his initial season in Williamsburg, drafted from 2003-05, while two others signed completed work on his master’s degree in Busi- Leoni guided a relatively inexperienced W&M professional contracts. ness Administration from URI in 2003. club to a 23-29 record overall and an 11-19 mark He and his wife Kerri have two daughters: in CAA play. Despite the modest record, the Col- Karsen, eight, and Casey, five. lege improved consistently throughout the sea- son and finished the year by winning 10 of its fi- LEONI’S COACHING RECORD nal 13 contests, missing the CAA playoffs by just a single game. During the impressive stretch run, Year W-L School Highlights the Green and Gold claimed three of its final four 1993 12-26 URI First-career win (vs. Wagner, 16-7, 3/14/93) conference series and was playing as well as any 1994 2-39-1 URI Program survived elimination from Title IX cuts team in the league. In addition to rebuilding the product on the 1995 12-31 URI field, Leoni has been instrumental in a number 1996 15-24 URI of upgrades to Plumeri Park. While the facility 1997 14-28-1 URI Win No. 50 (vs. St. Bonaventure, 9-8, 4/12/97) already ranked among the best in the region, 1998 19-24 URI the minor renovations have enhanced the park. 1999 22-28 URI Tied school record for wins Among the upgrades were a 10-foot artificial turf 2000 24-25-1 URI Earned win No. 100 (vs. CCSU, 4-1, 3/6/00) halo added behind the home plate area, bi-level 2001 27-23 URI School’s first winning season in 17 years wooden benches in the dugouts, upgraded fence 2002 24-28 URI Beat No. 30 Central Florida, 7-6 and stadium padding on the backstop. 2003 26-26 URI A-10 East Division co-champs; Made A-10 Conference Tournament Leoni came to the College after a long for first time since 1984; Beat No. 1 Richmond, 5-3; Beat No. 30 and successful stint as the head coach at the Alabama, 7-6 University of Rhode Island, where he was the 2004 35-20-1 URI Became URI’s all-time winningest coach with win No. 223 (vs. UMass, winningest coach in the school’s history. A URI 10-7, 5/1/04); A-10 regular-season champs; A-10 East Division graduate, Leoni guided the Rams for 13 seasons champs; School record for wins; Second team in A-10 history to win and led the program to unprecedented success. 20 regular-season conference games; 10th in Northeast; Third in New In addition to compiling a 146-118-1 record dur- ing his final five seasons, he led the squad to two England; Earned win No. 200 (vs.Lehigh, 12-11, 3/10/04) consecutive Atlantic 10 regular-season champi- 2005 34-21 URI A-10 regular-season and tournament champs; A-10 East Division onships and three consecutive Atlantic 10 East champs; NCAA Regionals (Long Beach St., Calif.); First conference Division championships. In 2005, Rhode Island championship in school history; Fourth in Northeast; Second in New posted a 34-21 mark and earned the program’s England 5 initial NCAA Tournament berth after claiming the 2006 23-29 W&M First win at William and Mary (vs. Georgetown, 22-10, 2/12/06) A-10 title. Under Leoni’s watch, the Rams earned 2007 29-25 W&M Earned 300th career win (vs. Towson, 6-0, 3-18-07), at least 24 wins in each of his last seven seasons Team led CAA in both batting and defense and compiled a conference record of 54-18 from 2008 36-21 W&M Second-most wins in school history, CAA Tournament Semifinalist, 2003-05. Team ranked #3 in NCAA for batting average, Four players drafted During his tenure with URI, Leoni posted 2009 24-25 W&M Fastest Coach in W&M History to 100 victories at the school; an overall record of 266-343-3. In 2004, he led Three players signed professional contracts the Rams to a school-record 35 victories and a WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM ASSISTANT COACHES ASSISTANT COACH JAD PRACHNIAK Fifth Season at W&M Rhode Island (2005) A former pitcher for head coach Frank Leoni at the Uni- versity of Rhode Island, Jad Prachniak is in his fifth season as an assistant coach at William and Mary. Prachniak serves as the Tribe’s pitching coach and assists with recruiting. Over the past four years, he has been instrumental in developing four MLB Draft picks, including Kevin Landry last spring, who was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles. Overall, pitchers under Prachniak’s tutelage account for 33 entries in the W&M all-time top-10 lists, and five school records. In the 2008 season, the Tribe’s staff finished the regular season with 20 saves, which tied the College for second most in the nation. Prior to joining the College’s staff, Prachniak was a volunteer assistant for Leoni at Rhode Island, where the Rams captured the 2005 Atlantic 10 championship, culminat- ing in a regional appearance at Long Beach State. In five years as a coach, Prachniak has coached seven players who have gone on to pitch at the professional level. Prachniak was a four-year letterwinner with the Rams from 2001-04 and compiled a career record of 3-5. During his junior season, he earned a 2-1 mark with a 3.48 ERA, the lowest among URI starting pitchers. Additionally, he limited the opposition to a team-best .243 batting average and helped propel the Rams to the Atlantic 10 Eastern Division Championship. As a senior, Prachniak served as a captain and helped lead the squad to the Atlantic 10 regular-season title. That season he also received a Scholar- Athlete Award from the Rhode Island House of Representatives. ASSISTANT COACH KYLE PADGETT Third Season at W&M William and Mary (2005) Former William and Mary standout infielder Kyle Padgett enters his third season on the Tribe baseball staff in 2010. Padgett assists primarily with the hitting as well as infielders and outfielders, while his game duties include serving as the third base coach. Additionally, he assists with administrative and field maintenance duties. After a stellar career at the College, Padgett was drafted by the Florida Marlins in the 18th round of the 2005 MLB Draft. He played most of the 2005 season with the Gulf Coast League Marlins before spending the majority of the following season with the Jupiter Hammerheads of the Florida State League. Padgett was a member of the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League in 2007. Padgett finished his career at W&M with a .288 batting average, 18 home runs, 138 RBI and 132 runs scored. He ranks ninth on the program’s all-time list for games played (196) and 10th in games started (178). Padgett’s best season came as a senior when he hit .311 with nine home runs, 52 RBI and 46 runs scored. A native of Needham, Massachusetts, Padgett graduated from the College with a bachelors of science degree in kinesiology.

ASSISTANT COACH GEORGE FISHER First Season at W&M Averett (2001) George Fisher joins the Tribe staff this season as the volunteer assistant and will serve as the College’s second pitching coach. For the past seven years, Fisher had served as an as- sistant coach for Averett University, where he worked primar- ily with the pitching staff. Fisher also assisted with recruiting, running practices, and game day management. During Fisher’s stint with Averett, he helped coach six USA South All-Conference pitchers, two all-region selections, one con- ference pitcher of the year, one region pitcher of the year, and one MLB draft choice. Fisher also served as the head coach of the Averett University junior varsity base- ball team in 2008 and since 2004, was the assistant director in charge of running the 6 baseball camps at Averett. Fisher graduated from Averett in 2001 with a degree in physical education. As a student-athlete at Averett, Fisher was both a first-team all-conference and all-region se- lection as a pitcher in 2001 and also set the school record for career appearances with 53. After graduation, Fisher played for the Evansville Otters of the Independent Frontier League in 2002, making the mid-season all-star team.

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JOSEPH W. MONTGOMERY STRENGTH TRAINING CENTER AT A GLANCE • 16,000 pounds of free weights • 7,000 pounds of dumbbells • 6,000 pounds of rubber bumper plates • 20 dynamax medicine balls • 24 custom-built Olympic platforms • 18 multipurpose power racks with adjustable benches • 10 dumbbell benches • 6 glute-ham benches • 4 adjustable abdominal benches • 6 dip bars • 2 power squats • 2 ground-based jammers • Fully-equipped plyometric area • Wide variety of selectorized machines

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JOHN SAUER JAKE DYSLIN IAN HEISEL Director of Speed, Assistant Strength and Assistant Strength and Strength and Conditioning Conditioning Coach Conditioning Coach WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM SPORTS MEDICINE The Division of Sports Medicine at the College of William and Mary is holds a bachelor’s degree from Salisbury University and a master’s from responsible for the health care of nearly 450 student-athletes in 23 inter- Western Carolina. She is the head athletic trainer for the men’s basketball collegiate sports at the country’s second-oldest institution of higher learn- program. Heisel, who resides in Williamsburg with her husband, Ian, holds ing. The athletic training program focuses on the prevention, evaluation, a bachelor’s degree from California University of Pennsylvania and a mas- treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries for all intercollegiate student- ter’s from Virginia. athletes. Hollie Walusz begins her third year on the Tribe staff as an Assistant Tribe athletes have the luxury of rehabilitating and treating injuries in a Athletic Trainer, after completing her undergraduate degree at Northern state-of-the-art athletic training facility. There are eight full-time certified ath- Iowa and her master’s at UNC Chapel Hill. Tracey Eisen and Bryce Mueller letic trainers and two graduate assistants from Old Dominion University’s return for their second seasons as Assistant Athletic Trainers. Eisen, who is post-graduate athletic training educational program on staff. In addition, a originally from Silver Springs, Md., completed her undergraduate degree at group of undergraduate students serve as athletic training aides and assist Pittsburgh and her graduate work at George Washington. Bryce earned his in the daily operation of the sports medicine program. bachelor’s degree from Northern Iowa, while receiving his master’s degree Renée Cork heads the William and Mary Sports Medicine staff and from West Virginia. holds the title of Assistant Athletic Director for Heath Services. Cork is in her Also, the two graduate assistants from the post professional graduate 18th year at the College and in 2007 was honored as the National Trainers’ athletic training program at ODU, Crystal Nelson and Shawn Lucci, enter Association Assistant Athletic Trainer of the Year. their second years on staff. Nelson is a graduate of the University of Tampa, Cork is joined on the sports medicine staff by a pair of veteran train- while Lucci completed her undergraduate degree at Pittsburgh. ers in Senior Associate Athletic Trainer Andy Carter and Associate Athletic Michael Potter is in his seventh year on the staff as the team physi- Trainer John Knaul. Carter joined the William and Mary staff in 2000 as an cian. The team physician oversees the full-time athletic training staff and associate athletic trainer. A William and Mary alumnus and former Tribe has overall responsibility for supervising the sports medicine program. A student athletic trainer, he is in his sixth year as the head football athletic family practice/sports medicine specialist, Potter earned his medical degree trainer, overseeing the sports medicine services for the team. He and his from Texas A&M. He completed his residency at the Riverside Family Prac- wife, Kristina, who is a physical therapist at Advanced Specialty Center of tice in Newport News and his sports medicine fellowship at Wake Forest Williamsburg Physical Therapy, reside in Williamsburg. University. Potter is in private practice with the Virginia Center of Athletic Knaul, who earned his bachelor’s degree of Alfred University and his Medicine (VCAM) of Tidewater Physicians Multispecialty Group (TPMG). master’s at Elmira College, is in his 10th year at William and Mary. He and his wife, Katie, reside in Williamsburg. Lisa Shook and Michele Heisel enter their fifth seasons with W&M athletics and both hold the title of Senior Assistant Athletic Trainers. Shook SPORTS MEDICINE

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2010 TRIBE BASEBALL ACADEMIC SUPPORT ACADEMIC ADVISING PHILOSOPHY Sound academic advice can make the crucial difference between a coherent and exciting education that satisfies personal and professional goals and one that is fragmented and frustrating. Academic advising is recognized at the College as important to the development of its students, a natural extension of teaching and an important professional obligation on the part of its faculty.

ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES - Student-Athlete Orientation - Convenient Campus Referrals - Custom Program Planning - Drop-In Tutorial Services - On-Site Registration - Laptop Loan Program - Graduate Student Mentors ALAN B. MILLER HALL - Study Group Assistance The New Mason School of Business - Custom Study Scheduling

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JASON SIMMS Director of Academic Support for Athletics

As Director of Academic Support, Ja- son Simms acts as an academic advisor to the College’s varsity athletes and is cur- rently in his third year at William and Mary. Simms assists student-athletes in maintain- ing excellence in the classroom, scheduling classes, and assisting in future planning. Simms brought a diverse background to the William and Mary Athletic Department from his work at Salisbury University. He acted as the Associate Dean of Admissions as well as the Director of Minority Recruitment. In re- gards to athletics, Simms worked as the Admissions Athletics Liaison and an Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach for the SU Sea Gulls. As an assistant basketball coach for Salisbury University, Simms advised and scheduled classes for athletes during registration peri- ods, monitored mandatory study hall sessions, and provided academic guidance throughout the semester for athletes. During his work as the admissions-athletic liaison, he coordinated relationships between teams, coaching staff, and the enrollment management, as well as as- THE ACADEMY CAMPUS RESOURCES sisted the Director of Athletics with NCAA compliance and eligibility The Academy is a unique semes- - Faculty Advising Program requirements. ter-long series of workshops and Academic, personal and profes- Simms was also a member of the Board of Directors for Kids of tutorial sessions designed to assist sional goal setting assistance pro- Honor in Cambridge, Md., providing guidance to elementary and mid- high – achieving student-athletes vided by faculty advisors. Ratio of dle school-aged first generation college-bound students. in making a smooth transition to freshmen to advisors is 12 to 1. Simms attended Frostburg State University, graduating in 1994 the College of William and Mary. with a B.S. in Business Administration. An excellent student athlete Workshop topics include: - Counseling Center Counseling himself, he was a member of both the basketball and baseball teams and psychological services avail- at FSU from 1990-1994. He acted at team captain of the basketball - Time Management able for a range of issues including team during the 1993-1994 season and received the team MVP award. - Introduction to Study Skills personal concerns and interper- Simms also captained the baseball team during the 1994 season while - Advanced Study Skills sonal issues. earning the baseball team MVP award in 1993 and 1994. - Learning and Memory He earned his Masters of Education in Guidance and Counsel- - Note-Taking Techniques - Dean of Students Office ing in 2002 from the University of Maryland - Eastern Shore. Since - Test-Taking Strategies Offers disability services coordina- then Simms has been a member of the National Academic Advising - Career Planning tion, four-day campus-wide orien- 9 Association (NACADA) as well as an active member of the National - Money Management tation, and skill-enrichment coun- Association of Athletic Academic Advisors (N4A). - Acing Final Exams seling. Simms resides in Williamsburg and enjoys working out and play- - Academic Planning ing golf in his spare time. - Community Standards - Writing Resource Center - And more… Offers an oral communication stu- dio and writing consultants with convenient office hours.

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15 8 OF • So. • 5-10 • 170 • Clarks Summit, Pa./Scranton Prep C • So. • 6-0 •190 • Alpharetta, Ga./Holy Innocents

Freshman Year (2009): Drove in two runs in seven at bats … Earned first Freshman Year (2009): Made 33 starts in his freshman season, batting career start against Virginia Military Institute (April 28) … Went 1-for-1 ver- .238 in 130 plate appearances … Finished fourth in on-base percentage sus Iona with an RBI (Feb 22) … Finished the season hitting .143 … Prep: among players with over 70 at-bats, as well as finishing fifth in runs scored Was named All-Atlanta Region catcher in 2008 … Helped Holy Innocents’ and tied for sixth in RBIs … Finished fourth on the team in walks … Drove in Episcopal win the 2007 Georgia state championship … Went 10-1 in high the game-winning run against Georgia State to help the Tribe emerge vic- school as a pitcher … Batted .455 on the 2007 state playoffs, leading his torious in a 12-inning affair with the Panthers (March 21) … Batted .429 in team to a state championship … Led team his senior year, hitting .420 with the season-opening DeMarini Classic, driving in eight runs over four games 39 hits and 35 RBI … Summer team, Ocee Stars, won three national cham- … Hit first career homerun against Buffalo (February 21) … Went 2-for-3 pionships, five Georgia state championships, and the 2002 Cooperstown with two walks and two RBI against Richmond, scoring three runs in a 9-7 Championship … Playing for East Cobb summer team, won the Puerto victory (April 1) … Went 2-for-5 with two runs scored in the first game of the Rican Tournament, defeating the Puerto Rican national team and the Pitts- doubleheader against Longwood (May 10)…Scored the tying run against burgh Pi- rates scout team … Member of the National Honor Society … Northeastern to send the game into extra innings, where the Tribe would Named to the Headmaster’s List four years … 2008 Principle’s Award Win- eventually prevail 5-4 (April 5)…Drove in two runs in a 10-9 victory over ner … Earned the 2007 Community Service scholarship … Class president Princeton (March 7) …Prep: Two-time Lackawanna League MVP … Four- for two years … Personal: Son of D.C. and Angie Aiken … Born May 3, time Lackawanna League First-Team All-Star … Three- time Pennsylvania 1990 in Atlanta, Georgia … Father, D.C. ‘84, played base- ball from 1981- East-West American Legion All- Star … Was MVP of the 2007 game … 84 at the College … Grandfather, Dave, also attended W&M … Came to Voted first- team Pennsylvania state legion tournament all-star in 2008 … William and Mary because of the combination of a strong athletics program During his senior season, batted .426 and slugged .830 … On the mound and rigorous academics. his final year went 8- 1 with two saves, a 1.70 ERA, and 129 Ks … For his career at Scranton Preparatory School, batted .423 with a .523 OBP … AIKEN’S CAREER STATISTICS Holds Scranton Prep record in career strikeouts (265), season wins (8), ca- YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% reer wins (20), single season strikeouts (129), career hits (80), and career 2009 6/1 .143 7 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1.000 RBI (58) … In 2008, team was the American Legion Region 5 champions … Career 6/1 .143 7 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1.000 Won the Lackawanna League District 2 high school championship in 2006 … Member of the National Honor Society … Also a St. Ignatius scholar … Personal: Son of Mark and Ann Marie Arcure … Born September 1, 1990 in Scranton, Pennsylvania … Father, Mark, played four years of football at Wilkes University … Enjoys watching movies, listening to music, and reading.

ARCURE’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% 2009 42/33 .238 130 27 31 4 3 1 22 4 .984 19 Career 42/33 .238 130 27 31 4 3 1 22 4 .984 INF • Jr. • 6-0 •165 • Port Washington, N.Y./Chaminade

Sophomore Year (2009): Batted .333 for the season, going 5-for-15 with a double … Recorded two starts on the year, starting versus Liberty (April 7) and in the second game of the season-ending doubleheader versus Hofstra … Went 1-for-1 with a run scored in his first appearance of the year versus VMI (March 4) … Doubled in his only plate appearance against eventual CAA champion George Mason … Finished fourth on the team in on-base percentage, albeit in a small number of plate appearances … Freshman Year (2008): Did not play … Prep: Earned a pair of letters as a middle infielder at Chaminade High School for head coach Michael Pienkos … Re- corded a .330 batting average with eight stolen bases as a senior … Se- lected to the N.S.C.H.S.A.A. All-Academic Team in 2007 … Played for the Long Island Titans summer and fall select teams for three seasons … Also played basketball at CHS … Sports editor for the high school newspaper … Won the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Certificate of Merit in Sports Writing … A National Hispanic Merit Scholarship Finalist … Person- al: Full name is Kevin Thomas Alas … Son of Manny and Mary Alas … Born April 6, 1989 in Manhasset, New York … Father played baseball at Villanova University … Brother, Brian, plays for the University of Richmond … Enjoys reading, movies and basketball … Majoring in English.

10 ALAS’ CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% 2009 18/2 .333 15 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 .897 Career 18/2 .333 15 2 5 1 0 0 0 0 .897 STEPHEN ARCURE

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21 RHP • Jr. • 6-4 • 200 • Miami, Fla./Miami Palmetto 12 INF • So. • 6-2 • 205 • Chesterfield, Va./Cosby Sophomore Year (2009): Tied for second on the team with 24 appear- Freshman Year (2009): Batted .279 in 165 plate appearances, leading all un- ances, all of those coming out of the bullpen … Led the Tribe in ERA with a derclassmen in hits, doubles, home runs, RBIs, slugging percentage and total 4.20 mark, allowing 43 hits and 25 runs, only 19 of them earned, in 40 and bases … Finished fourth on the team in RBIs and fifth in doubles as well as two-thirds innings pitched … Finished with a 3-3 record and three saves, tying for fourth in total number of hits … Named Fall 2009 MVP … Went 3-for- the most on the team … His three saves tied for the eighth most saves in 5 against Richmond including a solo homerun in the ninth to put the Tribe a season in school history … Finished third on the team in strikeouts … ahead in a 9-7 win (April 1) … Went 8-for-18 in the season opening DeMarini Earned his first win of the season against Georgia State, coming outof Classic, driving in five runs … Drove in winning run versus Buffalo (February the bullpen to give up two runs, none of them earned, in six innings in a 20) … Had a single and a key base running play in the six-run, ninth-inning game the Tribe would win in 15 innings (March 21) … Also earned a win comeback against Virginia Tech (April 21) … Went 3-for-4 against the Hokies, against eventual CAA champion George Mason (March 29) and held Col- driving in three runs and scoring two in a 14-10 victory … Scored three runs in lege World Series Semifinalist Virginia scoreless in two innings, striking out the Tribe’s only victory at UNCW (April 12) … Went 3-for-5 with 3 RBI and two two (February 24) … Struck out the side in his one inning pitched versus runs scored in the 12-3 victory over James Madison (May 2) … Went 3-for-5 Wagner (March 16) and in one inning against UMES (April 16) … Came on in the following game with 2 RBI versus Longwood (May 10) … Went 3-for-4 to pitch the final two thirds of an inning at Richmond to record his first save with 2 RBI in the first game of the season-ending series at Hofstra (May 15) of the season (April 1) … Also recorded a save versus Liberty (April 7) and … Prep: Two-time district champions at Cosby High School … In 2008, team versus VMI (April 28) … Freshman Year (2008): Named New England Col- also won the region and were Virginia state semi-finalists … During his senior legiate League Pitcher of the Week on July 16 … For the Tribe, appeared season, batted .479 with four home runs and 21 RBI … Batted .360 with three in 12 games, including four starts … Finished season with a 2-2 record … homers and 22 RBI during his junior year … Hit the first grand slam in school Earned the first win of his career against Rhode Island (March 18), pitch- history during his junior season … Won the USSSA State Championship with ing 6.0 innings while striking out three Rams and surrendering no walks … his AAU team … Member of the National Honor Society … Was a scholar- Pitched 5.2 innings in game 2 of a doubleheader to earn the victory …Prep: athlete award winner for three years … Two-time member of the All-Academic A four-year letterwinner at Miami Palmetto Senior High School, serving as a team …Personal: Son of Troy and Tammy Bower … Born April 4, 1990 in team captain during the final two seasons … Selected to the All-State First Richmond, Virginia … Father, Troy, played basketball at Roanoke College Team by the Florida Sports Writers Association as a senior after garnering … Enjoys trampoline basketball, extreme water polo, and weight lifting in his third-team honors as a junior … Honored as the Miami Herald Dade County spare time. 1A - 6 A Pitcher of the Year in ‘07 … Chosen to the Miami Herald All-County First Team twice, while earning honorable mention distinction as a sopho- BOWER’S CAREER STATISTICS more … Earned MPHS Cy Young Award three times … Named MPHS MVP YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% as a senior … Compiled a 23-8 career record …Went 7-3 with a 0.39 ERA 2009 46/43 .279 165 19 46 7 0 2 29 3 .978 as a senior after going 9-2 with a 1.07 ERA in ‘06 … Totaled 146 strikeouts Career 46/43 .279 165 19 46 7 0 2 29 3 .978 in 137 IP during his final two seasons … Member of South Florida Elite and Team Florida … Member of Phi Beta Chi and the English Honor Society … Personal: Full name is Logan Bartram Billbrough … Son of George and Patricia Billbrough … Born August 4, 1989 in Miami, Florida … Majoring in economics and accouting.

BILLBROUGH’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2008 12/4 10.43 2-2 0 29.1 0 44 36 34 15 15 2009 24/0 4.20 3-3 3 40.2 0 43 25 19 44 26 Career 36/4 6.81 5-5 3 70.0 0 87 61 53 59 41 32 RHP • So. • 6-8 • 175 • Chesapeake, Va./Nansemond-Suffolk Acad. Freshman Year (2008): Named to the All-CAA Rookie Team … Led the Tribe in wins with a 6-2 record and tied for the team lead with 24 appear- ances … Team leader in ERA with a 4.71 mark … Tied for sixth in most runners picked off in a single season in school history with four … Made six starts on the year … Went eight and two-thirds innings against James Madison in an 8-2 victory, allowing only two runs on six hits to go along with four strikeouts (May 1) … Earned his first career win in his first appear- ance of the season against Buffalo (February 20) … Threw one-and-a-third scoreless innings against Princeton in a 10-9 victory (March 7) … Earned his first win as a starter against George Washington after allowing three runs on six hits in five innings (March 10) … Went six and two thirds innings in a 7-6 victory over George Mason (March 29) … Threw three scoreless innings in the 14-10 victory over Virginia Tech (April 21) … Prep: Named first-team All-TCIS during his senior year … Earned five varsity letters in baseball and three in basketball while at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy … Was the president of the high school band his senior year … Personal: 11 Son of Ronald and Beverly Davenport … Born October 11, 1989 in Norfolk, Virginia … Enjoys sailing and listening to music in his spare time … Came to the College because of the atmosphere, the prestige of the school, and the baseball program.

DAVENPORT’S CAREER STATISTICS LOGAN BILLBROUGH YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 24/6 4.71 6-2 0 63.0 0 72 44 33 30 33 WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM Career 24/6 4.71 6-2 0 63.0 0 72 44 33 30 33 PLAYER BIOS County Leadership Award ... Earned rank of Eagle Scout … Selected as a Wolf Ambassador by the Wesleyan School admissions department … Served as a Peer Leader to incoming freshmen … Took a mission trip to Jamaica and volunteered more than 200 hours of community service as a junior and senior … Personal: Full name is Christopher Lennart Jensen … Son of Peter and Ann Jensen … Born November 2, 1987 in Atlanta, Georgia … Enjoys snowboarding, wake- boarding, golfing and traveling … Majoring in psychology.

JENSEN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% 9 C • So. • 6-1 •185 • Warrenton, Va./Notre Dame Acad. 2007 17/3 .111 18 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1.000 Preseason honorable mention All-CAA … Freshman Year (2009): The only 2008 20/19 .211 57 15 12 2 0 2 10 3 .970 catcher selected to the All-CAA Rookie Team last season…Fourth on the 2009 25/21 .221 68 14 15 2 0 0 5 0 .973 team with a .282 average, best among all returning players…Had 33 hits, 4 Career 63/44 .204 147 30 30 4 0 2 16 3 .972 doubles, and 19 RBIs in his rookie campaign…Ranks fourth in school his- tory in runners caught stealing for a single season with 16…Named Green and Gold World Series MVP 2009…Drove in the game-winning run versus Princeton in the 11th inning to give the Tribe a 10-9 victory (March 7)… Went 3-4 with a double and an RBI in the Tribe’s 7-6 win over George Ma- son (March 29)…Batted 3-for-5 with a double in the Tribe’s first conference win of the season versus Georgia State (March 22)…Had the eventual game winning RBI in Tribe’s 14-10 victory over Virginia Tech (April 21)… Racked up back-to-back two-hit games against UNC Wilmington (April 12) and Towson (April 17)…Scored two runs after going 2-for-5 versus George Washington (March 10)…Pinch hit single in 9th helped lead to 12th-inning, 5-4 comeback victory versus Northeastern (April 5)….Went 3-for-3 with an 28 RHP • RSo. • 6-1 •170 • Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox RBI in first collegiate game, a 10-9 victory over Buffalo (February 20) ... Prep: Led Notre Dame Academy to four consecutive VISBA Virginia state Redshirt Freshman Year (2009): Posted a 7.32 ERA in 14 appearances, championships ... Was a PG rated Top-20 Virginia player in 2007 ... Pre- going 0-1 on the year in 23.1 innings … Made two starts on the year for season Under Armor All-American in 2007 ... Named first-team All-Virginia the Tribe, going six innings in a 10-9 win over Norfolk State (March 25) … in 2006 and second-team in 2005 ... Led the team in batting average in First career start came at Liberty (March 11) … Held Buffalo scoreless over 2006 ... Honor Roll every year in high school ... Won the Outstanding Award two innings while striking out three in his first collegiate appearance (Feb- for United States History in 2005 … Personal: Son of Michael and Kim ruary 20) … Pitched two scoreless innings against James Madison (May Forsten ... Born June 28, 1989 in Washington D.C. ... Father, Mike, played 2) … Held Richmond to a run over 2.1 innings in a 9-7 comeback victory professional volleyball ... Enjoys playing ping-pong, water polo, and going (April 1) … Freshman Year (2008): Redshirted … Prep: Earned four let- to the beach in his spare time ... Came to William and Mary because it’s a ters at Frank W. Cox High School for head coach Bill Conroy … Honored as great school, has a great baseball program, and has a nice campus. the Beach District Co-Player of the Year in 2007 … Selected second-team all-region … Named first-team All-Tidewater … Chosen as the team MVP FORSTEN’S CAREER STATISTICS twice … Garnered honorable mention all-district accolades as a junior … YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% Recorded a 9-2 record with a 1.55 ERA and 81 strikeouts in 69 innings 2009 37/32 .282 117 24 33 4 1 0 19 5 .987 pitched as a senior … Also registered a .282 batting average … Member Career 37/32 .282 117 24 33 4 1 0 19 5 .987 of the gold medal-winning Commonwealth Games East Team … Won the MVP Sinnen Award as a member of the Tidewater Drillers AAU program … Member of the ‘06 Tidewater Orioles Fall Showcase Team … Member of the National Honor Society and the Latin Honor Society …Personal: Son of Joseph and Donna Killen … Born November 26, 1988 in Virginia Beach, Virginia … Father played basketball at Wofford College … Enjoys playing basketball, surfing and swimming … Majoring in finance.

KILLEN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 14/2 7.33 0-1 0 23.1 0 29 19 19 13 17 Career 14/2 7.33 0-1 0 23.1 0 29 19 19 13 17 2 C • Sr. • 6-1 •195 • Roswell, Ga./The Wesleyan School Junior Year (2009): Batted .222 with two doubles and five RBIs in 72 plate appearances … Threw out 10 of 29 would-be base stealers … Went 3-for- 6 with 3 runs scored, a double and an RBI versus Georgia State (March 21) … Scored three runs against Liberty (March 11) … Went 2-for-3 with a double against Princeton (March 8) … Scored two runs in an 8-4 victory over Longwood (May 10) … Sophomore Year (2008): Earned 19 starts in the 20 games he appeared in during the season … Finished the year with two home runs, two doubles, 10 RBI, and 15 runs scored … Hit a three-run homer against Maryland (March 19) … Had two doubles, two RBI, and two runs scored in game 1 of a doubleheader with New York Tech (April 12) … Went 2-for-4 with a home run and three runs scored in game 2 of a double- header with Longwood (May 3) … Freshman Year (2007): Saw action in 17 games, earning three starts … Finished the year with a .111 batting average, one RBI and a run scored … Recorded 1-for-1 efforts against 12 Rutgers (Feb. 17) and George Mason (Feb. 3) … Prep: Three-year starter as a catcher at the Wesleyan School …Served as a captain during senior season … Selected to the Gwinett County All-Academic Team in 2006 … Helped squad to the Georgia state playoffs every season … Team reached the state finals in 2006 and the final four in 2004 … Concluded his career with a .395 batting average, .417 on-base percentage and a .628 slugging percent- age … Earned four letters as a wide receiver on the football team … A Wendy’s High School Heisman Trophy nominee as a senior … Hon- CHRIS JENSEN ored with the Cecil B. Morris Award in 2006 … Also chosen for the Gwinett 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL PLAYER BIOS

14 OF • So. • 6-2 •180 • Great Falls, Va./St. Albans Prep 30 RHP • Jr. • 6-4 •185 • Ramsey, N.J./St. Joseph’s Montvale Freshman Year (2009): Hit .077 in 13 plate appearances last season … Sophomore Year (2009): Made seven starts for the Tribe, tied for third- Went 1-for-4 in the season finale at Hofstra (May 16) … Drew a walk in most on the team … Went 3-3 with a 6.42 ERA over 33.2 innings pitched … two plate appearances against Princeton (March 6) … Prep: Led his high Held opponents to a .269 average … Allowed one run over seven innings school to back-to-back IAC regular season and tournament championships in a 2-1 victory over Liberty, striking out two while allowing only four hits in 2007 and 2008 … Team was ranked #1 by the Washington Post for (April 7) … Recorded his first win against Norfolk State, allowing one hit the D.C area in 2008 and ranked #15 by USA To- day in the Top 25 High over three innings of scoreless relief (March 25) … Struck out four over School baseball team rankings … Went 2-for-4 with the game-winning RBI four innings of no-hit, scoreless baseball against Richmond (March 31) … in the 2008 D.C. Congressional Bank Baseball Classic tournament cham- Struck out three in two innings against Towson (April 17) … Freshman pionship game … Played on Nationals in ODL in 2008 … Invited to multiple Year (2008): Named to the CAA All-Rookie Team ... Appeared in 13 games, Top Prospect, Perfect Game, and Under Armor show- cases … Set the St. earning nine starts … Finished the season with a 4-4 record … Earned first Alban’s Upper school record for single season batting average, hitting .650 win of his collegiate career against Coppin State (Feb. 27), allowing no … Was a career .360 hitter in his three varsity seasons … Committed no er- earned runs and only one hit while striking out five Eagles in his 5.0 innings rors in the outfield in 2007 and 2008 … Earned four letters in baseball and of work … Earned another victory in his next start, going 8.0 innings at two in basketball … Was on the Dean’s List all four years in high school … George Washington (March 5) and striking out five Colonials …Prep: Had Personal: Son of Edward and Vickie Longosz II … Born August 17, 1989 in a standout career for head coach Frank Salvano at St. Joseph Regional … Washington D.C. … Enjoys painting, reading sports and adventure novels, Ranked among the top 100 prospects in the Northeast by Perfect Game and traveling in his spare time … Came to the College because of the blend … Member of the New Jersey Twins Select Showcase Team for three sea- of fine academics and athletics. sons … Selected first- team all-league and second-team all-county … Also honored as second-team all-suburban … Chosen as SJR’s most improved LONGOSZ’S CAREER STATISTICS player as a senior … Led team in wins, strikeouts and innings pitched … YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% Threw five no-hit innings at the 2006 Perfect Game Wood Bat Champion- 2009 9/2 .077 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 ships in Jupiter, Fla. … Earned the Green Knight Award for four years of Career 9/2 .077 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 participation in three sports (baseball, basketball, soccer) … Member of the Latin Honor Society … Personal: Full name is Timothy Patrick Norton … Son of Harry and Terry Norton … Born February 26, 1989 in Morristown, New Jersey … Enjoys playing pick-up basketball, going to Yankee games and visiting downtown New York City and the Jersey Shore … Father played football and wrestled at Lafayette College … Majoing in kinesiology.

NORTON’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2008 13/9 6.89 4-4 0 49.2 0 56 42 38 25 28 2009 10-7 6.42 3-3 0 33.2 0 36 33 24 19 24 Career 23/16 6.70 7-7 0 83.1 0 92 75 62 44 52 13 RHP • So. • 6-2 •170 • Yorktown, Va./York Freshman Year (2009): Held opponents to a .248 average, second lowest on the team … Went 2-3 with a 5.23 ERA in 31 innings pitched … Appeared in 17 games for the Tribe, third-most among non-starters … Struck out 21 while walking only 13 batters all year … Named Fireman of the Fall 2009… Made three starts including his first collegiate appearance in which he held Buffalo to four runs over five innings (February 21) … First collegiate win came against Richmond, where he held the Spiders scoreless over 3 in- nings of relief, striking out 4 (April 1) … Struck out three in two innings in season finale versus Hofstra (May 16) … Pitched 2.2 scoreless innings in 9-8 win over Georgia State (March 21) …Prep: Named Bay Rivers Dis- trict honorable mention during his senior season … Earned three letters in baseball, three letters in golf, and a letter in basketball at York High School … Named best offensive player on his junior varsity team his freshman year … Personal: Son of Harry and Laura McCarthy … Born December 18, 1989 in Newport News, Virginia … Enjoys playing pick-up basketball in his spare time … Came to W&M so he can play on a winning baseball team while attending a great school.

MCCARTHY’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 17/3 5.23 2-3 0 31.0 0 29 22 18 21 13 Career 17/3 5.23 2-3 0 31.0 0 29 22 18 21 13 13

TIM NORTON WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM PLAYER BIOS … Editor of the school newspaper … Member of the Spanish Club … Per- sonal: Son of Mark and Lorie Sarrett … Born February 2, 1990 in Hamp- ton, Virginia … Aunt, Elizabeth, played basketball, volleyball, and tennis at Randolph-Macon Women’s College from 1988-1992 … Uncle, Jerry Olson, played football at Old Dominion … Cousin, Mary Lloyd Barbera, played tennis at North Carolina State … Enjoys playing the guitar and drums in his spare time.

SARRETT’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 19/0 4.70 0-1 1 30.2 0 32 22 16 24 16 1 INF • Jr. • 5-8 •165 • Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest Career 19/0 4.70 0-1 1 30.2 0 32 22 16 24 16 Sophomore Year (2009): Hit .269 in 119 at-bats while alternating between second base, shortstop and left field … Had 32 hits, 10 RBIs, 20 walks and 21 runs scored … Went 2-for-5 with two runs scored while making his first- career start in left field against Georgia State (March 21) … Went 4-for-6 versus Northeastern, scoring the game-winning run in the 12th inning of a 5-4 victory (April 5th) … Scored two runs and went 3-for-5 with a walk ver- sus Virginia Tech (April 21) … Singled to begin the ninth innings rally versus the Hokies … Went 2-for-4 with a run scored versus both Towson (April 17) and Old Dominion (April 25) … Had two RBIs against the Monarchs, tying the game up with a single in the 9th … Batted 2-for-5 with an RBI versus James Madison (May 1) … Freshman Year (2008): Saw action in 26 LHP • So. • 6-0 •170 •Ashburn, Va./Broad Run 30 games, earning nine starts … Went 2-for-2 including a double, two RBI, and a run scored in two pinch-hit appearances April 12- 13 against New Freshman Year (2009): Went 2-2 over nine starts for the Tribe in his fresh- York Tech … Went 2-for-4 in the Delaware series (March 28-30) with a RBI, man campaign … Posted an 8.22 ERA in 46 innings pitched, striking out a run scored, and two walks …Prep: Earned three letters as a shortstop 30 while only walking 25 … Threw five scoreless innings in his start versus at Cedar Crest High School for head coach Chris Groff … Twice selected UMES, striking out three en route to his second win of the season (April 16) to the all-district first team … Also garnered first-team all-county accolades … Pitched 2.2 scoreless innings of relief against Hofstra (May 15) … Al- twice … Named American Legion All-East … Selected to the Patriot News lowed a run over six innings against Georgia State, striking out four (March Big 11 Team as a senior … Finished his high school career with a .433 bat- 20) … Recorded a win in his first collegiate start against Iona (February ting average, a .533 on-base percentage and a .981 fielding percentage … 21) … Prep: Named All-Region II in 2008 after leading both the district and Also recorded 28 stolen bases … Member of the Mid-Penn Aces Showcase region in wins with nine … Two-time All-Dulles District first-team member Team … Won the silver medal at the ‘06 Keystone State Games playing for as a pitcher … Led the league in 2007 in wins (7), strikeouts (63), and the Capital Area Team … Member of the National Honor Society …Per- ERA (1.02) … Helped Broad Run High School win back-to-back district sonal: Son of Gavin Osteen and Barb Potena … Born October 18, 1988 in championships in 2007 and 2008 … Named all-district second-team as a Harrisburg, Pennsylvania … Father had a 13- year career in professional first baseman in 2006 … Led the team in wins with five in 2006 … Set the baseball… Grandfather, Claude Osteen, had an impressive 18-year major Broad Run record for career wins with 21 … Named Honorable Mention league career in which he was a three-time All-Star selection and played in All-Met for a pitcher by The Washington Post ... On his summer American two World Series … Both his father and uncle, Dave Osteen, also played Legion team in 2008, finished the regular season with a record of 4-0 with in the professional ranks … Enjoys movies, music and video games … a 1.04 ERA and 30 strikeouts … Pitched a complete game shutout in the Majoring in economics. playoffs, striking out nine while scattering four hits to earn the victory … As quarter- back, led his team to an undefeated season and their first district OSTEEN’S CAREER STATISTICS title in over a decade in 2007 … Named to the All-Dulles District first-team YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% at Quarterback in 2006 … Earned three varsity letters in both base- ball 2008 30/9 .190 42 8 8 1 0 0 5 2 .966 and football … Named to the Dulles District All-Academic team six times for 2009 35/31 .269 119 21 32 1 0 0 10 5 .971 both baseball and football … Personal: Son of Daniel and Helene Shain Career 65/40 .248 161 29 40 2 0 0 15 7 .969 … Born October 6, 1989 in Denver, Colorado … Enjoys watching movies, paintballing, and golfing in his spare time.

SHAIN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 13/9 8.22 2-2 0 46.0 0 66 48 42 30 25 Career 13/9 8.22 2-2 0 46.0 0 66 48 42 30 25

22 RHP • So. • 6-6 •195 • Newport News, Va./Hampton Roads Acad. Freshman Year (2009): Finished with a 4.70 ERA, good for second on the team … Went 0-1 over 30.2 innings pitched, making 19 appearances for the Tribe, second among non-starters … Struck out 24 batters as compared to allowing 16 walks … Held opponents to a .264 average, third-lowest on the team…Held Northeastern scoreless over four innings in relief, striking out five (April 4th) … Struck out two in two innings pitched versus Virginia Tech (April 21) … Allowed two runs in three innings pitched, striking out five in his first collegiate appearance versus Iona (February 21) … Gave up only a run in four innings of relief versus Towson (April 17) … Prep: Named 14 Hampton Roads Academy Male Athlete of the Year his senior season … Named first-team all- conference and team MVP during his senior year … Voted to the second-team all-conference during his sophomore year … Also voted Most Improved after his sophomore season … Ended his high school career with a record of 19-7, with a 1.78 ERA and 206 career strikeouts … Won back-to-back American Legion titles and was named to the 2008 American Legion All-Star roster … Was a three-year starter on the basketball team, leading them to a regular season title his senior year … DERRICK OSTEEN Named to the Honor Roll … Member of the National Spanish Honor Society 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL PLAYER BIOS

11 LHP • Sr. • 6-0 •185 • Staunton, Va./Robert E. Lee 36 RHP • Sr. • 6-5 • 220 • Virginia Beach, Va./Frank W. Cox Junior Year (2009): Batted .234 over 94 at-bats with 22 hits, five doubles Junior Year (2009): Sat out 2009 due to injury … Sophomore Year (2008): and nine RBIs … Also went 0-0 over six appearances as a pitcher, making Appeared in 15 games with eight starts … Ended the year with a 4-1 record one start on the year … Started 25 games as an outfielder … Went 2-for- and a 5.60 ERA … Came out of the bullpen to pitch 5.0 innings and get the 3 with two RBI and two runs scored versus Norfolk State (March 25) … victory against VMI on March 12, allowing only one earned run and striking Went 3-for-4 with two doubles versus George Mason (March 28) … Batted out two hitters … Earned his third win of the year against George Washing- 2-for-4 with two runs scored versus Georgia State (March 22) … Had two ton (April 9) against George Washington, going 5.0 innings while striking RBIs versus Princeton (March 7) … Had five doubles in 10 days between out three and allowing only one earned run … Freshman Year (2007): Ap- March 22 and March 29 … Made his only start of the year as a pitcher peared in nine games with five starts … Finished the year with a 3-1 record against Rhode Island (March 18) … Sophomore Year (2008): Appeared and a 4.50 ERA … Al- lowed two or fewer earned runs in four of his five in 16 games and earned six starts … Ended the year with a 4-2 record … starts … Registered his first collegiate victory in the 11-1 win against Liberty Best start of the season came against Hofstra on March 9, pitching 5.2 (April 10), working 5.0 innings with just one earned run allowed … Also shutout innings and striking out three to earn the victory … Came out of the surrendered just one earned run in 5.0 innings in the 13-4 triumph at Rich- bullpen against New York Tech (April 11) to pitch 3.2 shutout innings and mond (April 24) … Tallied his third win versus George Washington (May 1) get the win, striking out six in the process while not walking a single batter … Prep: Four-year letterwinner as a pitcher and first base- man at Frank … Freshman Year (2007): Appeared in 18 games and made 11 starts … W. Cox High School … Earned all-district honorable mention accolades Posted a 5-6 record with a 6.95 ERA … Earned his first collegiate win in the as a senior … Selected as his team’s most valuable player … Compiled 3-1 victory at Longwood (Feb. 27), working 7.0 innings and allowing just a career record of 9-4 … Member of the Virginia Heat AAU Baseball Club one run and two hits … Recorded a win in his next start versus Richmond … Earned letters with the varsity basketball team twice … Personal: Full (March 6), surrendering just two runs in 5.1 innings … Struck out six batters name is Cody Winslow … Son of Clark and Dee Winslow … Born August in 6.2 innings against Norfolk State (March 20) to pick up his third victory 14, 1988 in Virginia Beach, Virginia … Enjoys surfing, poker, rap music, … Pitched 8.0 innings and allowed just three runs to earn the triumph in movies and sports … Majoring in finance. the 8-3 win at Liberty (April 3) … Tallied his fifth win in a relief appear- ance versus Longwood (May 13) … Did not get credited with a decision WINSLOW’S CAREER STATISTICS against Hofstra (April 14) but allowed just one run in 6.0 innings … Prep: YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB Four-year letterwinner at Robert E. Lee High School as a pitcher, infielder 2007 9/5 4.50 3-1 0 30.0 0 37 21 15 17 9 and outfielder … Set the single-season school record for strikeouts with 2008 15/8 5.60 4-1 0 53.0 0 56 40 33 25 20 103 as a senior … A first-team all-district selection in 2006 … Tabbed with 2009 DNP - Injury second-team all-district accolades as a junior … Chosen all-area in 2005 Career 24/13 5.20 7-2 0 83.0 0 93 61 48 42 29 and 2006 … Made AAU National Championship appearances twice, once with the Hanover Heat and once with the Valley Express … Served as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes President … Active with Young Life Club … Personal: Full name is Tyler Preston Truxell … Son of Dale and Pam Truxell … Born March 19, 1988 in Abingdon, Virginia … Enjoys hunting and fishing … Majoring in religion.

TRUXELL’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2007 18/11 6.95 5-6 0 67.1 0 84 58 52 29 33 2008 16/6 11.00 4-2 0 36.0 0 53 46 44 25 28 2009 6/1 7.82 0-0 0 12.2 0 18 13 11 6 8 Career 40/18 8.30 9-8 0 116.0 0 155 117 107 60 69

TRUXELL’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICS YEAR G/GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB FLD% 2007 18/11 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .846 23 RHP • So. • 6-3 • 180 • Centreville, Va./Chantilly 2008 16/6 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 2009 36/25 .234 94 14 22 5 0 0 9 3 .984 Freshman Year (2009): Made six appearances for the Tribe, going 0-2 … Career 52/31 .234 94 14 22 5 0 0 9 3 .961 Finished with a 13.20 ERA, striking out seven … Made three starts for the College … Prep: Named second–team all-district as a pitcher in 2007-08 … Also named second-team all-district in 2006-07 as a utility player … Honorable mention all-district in 2005-06 … Earned three varsity letters in baseball … Member of the National Honor Society … Personal: Son of Michael and Patty Yates … Born April 5, 1990 in Arlington, Virginia … Grandfather, Doug, played basketball at Vanderbilt University from 1955- 1960 … Great Aunt, Betty Baker, graduated from the College in 1959 … Came to William and Mary to have a chance to play Division I baseball in a very competitive conference and receive an excellent education.

YATES’ CAREER STATISTICS 15 YEAR APP/GS ERA W-L SV IP CG H R ER SO BB 2009 6/3 13.20 0-2 0 15.0 0 28 25 22 7 20 Career 6/3 13.20 0-2 0 15.0 0 28 25 22 7 20

TYLER TRUXELL WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM NEWCOMER BIOS

6 OF • Fr. • 5-9 • 180 • Fredericksburg, Va./Stafford 31 OF • Fr. • 5-10 • 160 • Mechanicsville, Va./Hanover Prep: First-Team All District in 2009 … Second-Team All State as a se- Prep: Honorable Mention All-District in 2009…Batted .340 with 3 home nior … Batted .439 with a .652 on-base percentage, 35 stolen bases and runs, 15 stolen bases and 16 RBI as a senior…Three-year letter winner 32 runs as a senior … A First-Team All-Area and All-Region Selection in for head coach Charlie Dragum…Second-Team All-District as a junior in 2009 … Two-time Second-Team All-District selection in 2007 and 2008 … football…Three-year letter winner in football…Member of BETA Club and Honorable Mention All Metro as a senior ... 2009 Team MVP … Four-year National Honors Society … Personal: Son of David and Sujatha Kemler.. letter winner for coaches Don Beverly and Tommy Harrison … Also letter Born August 16, 1991…Enjoys playing golf and Nintendo 64…Relatives (?) in golf at Stafford … Student Council Association Parliamentarian and Sa- Nancy Kemler and Machia Uthappa attended William and Mary…Planning lutatorian … Member of the National Honors Society … Personal: Son of to major in biology. Douglas and Nina Brown … Born November, 18 1990 … Hobbies include playing football, basketball, ping-pong, tennis and hanging out with friends … Undecided as to his major

34 RHP • Fr. • 6-2 • 210 • Andover, Mass./Andover 29 RHP • Fr. • 6-4 • 200 • Glen Gardner, N.J./Voorhees Prep: Named the best pitcher in the conference in 2009 … Also named to Prep: 2009 First Team All-West Jersey Baseball selection…Had 66 strike- the All-Scholastic team … Posted a 0.70 ERA during his high school career outs in 59 innings as senior with a 2.02 ERA … Batted .306 as a senior … A … Averaged 2.0 strikeouts an inning for his career … Took part in a pair First Team All-Delaware West Baseball selection as a senior … Honorable of prestigious national summer showcase events at the 2009 Area Code mention All-Delaware West Baseball selection as a junior … 2008 All-West Games in Long Beach, Calif., and the East Coast Pro in Ft. Myers, Fla. … Jersey Baseball Second Team …. Also Honorable Mention First-Team All Personal: Son of John and Laurie Farrell … Born February 18, 1991 in County as a junior … A member of the American Legion District 1 New Andover, Massachusetts … Remains undecided on his major. Jersey champions in 2009 … Invited to the New York Yankees Area Code Team tryouts … Three-year letter winner for coach Spark Mattison … 2008- 2009 Hunterdon/Warren County Scholar Athlete of the Year … Personal: Son of Edward Koehler…Born October 29, 1990 in New Brunswick, New Jersey … Enjoys spending time with family and friends, going down to the shore and watching movies … Planning on majoring in marketing.

10 RHP • 6-4 • 190 • Staunton, Va./St. Anne’s Belfield 4 OF/RHP • 6-1 • 185 • Sudbury, Mass./Lincoln-Sudbury Prep: Three-time First Team All Prep League selection for coach Brian Prep: 2009 Dual County League All-Star … MVP of the 2009 MetroWest Kent … Went 20-2 for his career with 187 K in 161 innings and a 1.87 ERA tournament … 2009 Sudbury Male Athlete of the Year … Member of the … Also hit .365 for his career … A First-Team All-State selection his junior 2007 Division 1 State Champion Team … Three-year letter winner as pitch- and senior seasons at St. Anne’s Belfield ... First-Team Daily Progress All er and centerfielder for coach Kirk Fredericks … Captain his senior season Central Region selection as junior and senior … As a senior, went 8-0 with … Went 6-0 with a 1.91 ERA and 60 strikeouts in his senior season on 67 Ks and a 1.35 ERA…Batted .430 as a senior, going 14-for-14 in stolen the mound…Four-year member of varsity football team at Lincoln-Sudbury, bases … Selected First Team Academic All State as a senior … Three-year setting school records for most points in a single season (134) and most 16 letter winner in basketball … First-Team All-Prep selection in basketball as extra points in a single season … Personal: Son of David and Pam Lowe a junior and senior … First-team all-state selection as a senior … Had his … Born December 20, 1990 in Newton, Massachusetts … Enjoys snow- number 33 basketball jersey retired at St. Anne’s Belfield…Senior Class boarding, golf and swimming … Intends to major in business. President … Personal: Son of Jim and Carol Goodloe … Born March 23, 1990 in Staunton, Virginia … Father, Jim Goodloe, played baseball and basketball at Randolph Macon College from 1965-1967 … Mother, Carol Goodloe, played field hockey and volleyball at Radford College from 1971- 1975 … Hobbies include religion, going to the beach and working with kids … Sister, Victoria Goodloe, class of ’97 at the College…Undecided on ma- jor. 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL NEWCOMER BIOS

16 INF • Fr. • 5-10 • 175 • Williamsburg, Va./Jamestown 5 INF/OF • Fr. • 5-11 • 195 • Woodbridge, Va./Gar-Field Prep: Four-year letter winner for Mike Kvebler…Career .380 batting av- Prep: All District First Team as a senior…Batted .517 as a senior…Four erage…Played for the East Team in the 2008 Virginia Commonwealth year letter winner for head coach Steve Denard…Second Team All District Games…Also played for the Richmond Braves National Team…Also a as a junior…Hit .381, .340 and .342 in each of his first three seasons… two-year letter winner at Jamestown … Personal: Son of Tony and Ann Honorable mention All District as a sophomore…Four-year recipient of the Shaver…Born November 11, 1990…Father, Tony, played basketball at the Athletic Academic Achievement Award…Member of the Key Club, FBLA University of North Carolina and is the current head basketball coach at the and NHS…Personal: Son of Craig and Lee Steinberg…Born March 23, College of William and Mary…Brother, Chris, played baseball at the Col- 1991 …Hobbies include fishing…Brother, Josh Steinberg, plays for George lege from 2000-2004…Enjoys ping-pong, playing FIFA, chilling with friends Mason...Cousin, Ryan Easterby, plays for Newberry College…Planning to and the beach…Planning to major in kinesiology. major in biology

20 RHP/INF • Fr. • 5-10 • 170 • Westwood, Mass./Westwood 35 LHP • Fr. • 6-2 • 210 • Woodbridge, Va./Osbourn Park Prep: 2009 Tri-Valley League Pitcher of the Year … Owned a 3-1 record Prep: Two-time First-Team All-District selection (2008-2009) … Led Os- with 63 strikeouts in 36 innings and a 0.36 ERA as a senior … Also bat- bourn Park to first regular season championship in 2008 … Also named ted .338 with 24 RBI in his final season at Westwood … Boston Herald First Team All Area as a junior and senior … Went undefeated during his Massachusetts All Scholoastic selection as a senior … Two-time Tri-Valley high school regular season career … First-Team All-Region 2008-2009… League All Star…Won 2008 Massachusetts South Sectional Playoff MVP Held a 1.27 over 88 innings over his junior and senior seasons, striking out … Went 3-0 with one save and a 0.82 ERA in 2008 State Championship 131 while walking 34 … Honorable Mention All-State in 2008 … Honorable Division 3 Playoffs … Helped lead team to 2008 Division 3 Massachusetts Mention All-Metro in 2009 … Two-time OP Pitching MVP in 2008, 2009 State Championship … Batted .409 with 25 RBI as a junior … Four-year let- … Potomac Nationals High School Player of the Year 2008 … Named to terwinner for coach Brian Whelan … Also played basketball … Personal: High School Game Day All-Star Team in 2008 … Three-year letter winner Son of Michael and Heidi Sheehan … Born August 16, 1990 in Boston, for head coach Rod Hodgson … A member of the National Honors Society Massachusetts … Enjoys listening to music, pick-up sports and friends … and an Eagle Scout … Personal: Son of Garth and Barbara Wainman … Spent 2007 and 2008 summers playing in the Dominican Republic under Born April 21, 1991 … Father, Garth, played basketball at Trinity College … former major leaguer Rey Garcia … Planning to major in kinesiology. Hobbies include ultimate Frisbee, golf, tennis video games and rooting for the Redskins and Red Sox … Intending to major in economics or business.

3 INF • Jr. • 5-10 • 185 • Mississauga, Ontario/Western Texas College 24 INF/RHP • Fr. • 6-3 • 200 • Fairfax, Va./Westfield At Western Texas (JUCO): Selected to the Upper Deck 2009 Third-Team Prep: Named to the Washington Post First-Team All-Metro as a senior… All-Canadian College and University Team … Played in every inning of Four-year letterwinner for Head Coach Chuck Welch…Career ERA of 2.21 every game in his first year at Western Texas under head coach Craig in 87 innings pitched with 92 strikeouts and 13 walks…Batted .353 with Moore, finishing with a .317 batting average … Batted .409 for the 2009 eight home runs and 34 RBIs in his career 2009 Concorde District Play- season … Recipient of the 2009 Western Junior Conference Honorable er of the Year … First-Team Concorde District shortstop and First Team Mention Award … Prep: 2007 Toronto Star High School All Conference Northern Region shortstop as a senior … 2009 Virginia State All-Star … Selection as a shortstop … Finished with a career batting average over Second-Team Concorde District as a pitcher as a junior … Honorable men- .525 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel … Four-year letterwinner for head coach tion selection as a shortstop … Holds the record for most career saves at Joseph Fellows…Winner of the 2007 High School Athletic Award … Hit Westfield (9) and most saves in a season (8) … Named to the Under Armor three home runs, including one grand slam, in the 2007 Provincial semi- All-American Team … Member of DECA … Assistant Freshman Basketball 17 finals versus Pickering … Member of the 1999,2002 and 2007 Provincial Coach as a junior and senior … Personal: Son of Charles and Louise Wil- Baseball Championship Teams … Also won Provincial Championship in liams … Born September 22, 1990 in Alexandria, Virginia … Enjoys golf, hockey in 2006 … Winner of the 2007 High School Athletic Award … Also ping-pong, biking, watching television and eating … Planning to major in played Volleyball in high school … Personal: Son of John and Jane Slat- business. tery…Born May 24, 1989 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada … Member of the 17U Canadian National Team in 2007, batting over .400 at the National championships … Enjoys golf, hockey, tennis, playing Xbox and cheering for the Eagles or Maple Leafs … Planning to major in business. WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM 2009 REVIEW

SEASON RESULTS LEONI FASTEST TO 100 WINS IN PROGRAM HISTORY Date Opponent Result Score Overall Tribe head coach Frank Leoni became the fastest coach to reach 100 wins in program CAA history on April 7, 2009 when the College defeated Liberty, 2-1, at Plumeri Park. Leoni Feb. 20 BUFFALO W 10-9 1-0 - reached the 100-win milestone in his 192nd game. Entering the 2010 season, Leoni now Feb. 21 IONA W 16-6 2-0 - only stands 22 victories from 400 career wins. Feb. 21 BUFFALO L 2-4 2-1 - Feb. 22 IONA W 18-4 3-1 - TRIBE HAS FIVE PLAYERS EARN ALL-CAA HONORS Feb. 24 at Virginia L 1-11 3-2 - Senior Rob Nickle led a group of five players who earned all-conference recognition in Feb. 27 vs. Miami (Ohio) $ L 1-13 3-3 - 2009, being named to the All-CAA Second Team, while classmate Tyler Stampone and Mar. 4 at VMI L 4-7 3-4 - junior Kevin Landry were named to the third team. Freshmen Matt Davenport and Chris Mar. 6 PRINCETON L 6-8 3-5 - Forsten were each chosen for the All-CAA Rookie Team for their fine freshman seasons. Mar. 7 PRINCETON W 10-9 4-5 - Mar. 7 PRINCETON L 4-7 4-6 - KEVIN LANDRY GETS DRAFTED, STAMPONE AND JONES SIGN FREE AGENT CONTRACTS Mar. 8 PRINCETON L 5-10 4-7 - After a great junior campaign, Kevin Landry was selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the Mar. 10 at George Wash. W 9-4 5-7 - 21st round of the MLB Draft. Later in the spring, Tyler Stampone and Jeff Jones signed Mar. 11 at Liberty L 13-18 5-8 - free agent contracts to play professionally. Stampone signed with the Orioles, while Jones Mar. 16 WAGNER L 0-2 5-9 - inked a deal with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Mar. 18 RHODE ISLAND L 9-11 5-10 - Mar. 18 RHODE ISLAND L 0-3 5-11 - TRIBE GOES 12-3 DURING KEY STRETCH LATE IN THE SEASON Mar. 20 GEORGIA STATE * L 4-6 5-12 0-1 The Tribe played its best baseball of the season late in the year in 2009. In a 15-game Mar. 21 GEORGIA STATE * W 9-8 6-12 1-1 stretch from April 12 to May 10, the College posted a 12-3 record. In that stretch, the Tribe Mar. 22 GEORGIA STATE * L 9-12 6-13 1-2 Mar. 25 NORFOLK STATE W 10-9 7-13 1-2 earned series wins over James Madison, Towson, and Longwood, along with a dramatic, Mar. 28 GEORGE MASON * L 3-21 7-14 1-3 come-from-behind victory at Virginia Tech. During the great stretch of play, the Green and Mar. 28 GEORGE MASON * L 7-11 7-15 1-4 Gold were winning games by an average margin of over three runs a contest. Mar. 29 GEORGE MASON * W 7-6 8-15 2-4 Mar. 31 RICHMOND W 6-1 9-15 2-4 COLLEGE RALLIES IN NINTH FOR WIN AT VIRGINIA TECH Apr. 1 at Richmond W 9-7 10-15 2-4 One of the Tribe’s best wins of the season came on April 21 in Blacksburg, Virginia against Apr. 4 at Northeastern * L 5-6 10-16 2-5 ACC-foe Virginia Tech. Down 10-8 entering the ninth, the Green and Gold scored six runs Apr. 4 at Northeastern * L 3-9 10-17 2-6 in the ninth inning to pull off an improbable comeback and defeat the Hokies, 14-10. The Apr. 5 at Northeastern * W 5-4 11-17 3-6 come-from-behind triumph was the first over VT since the 1991 season. Apr. 7 LIBERTY W 2-1 12-17 3-6 Apr. 10 at UNC Wilmington * L 4-10 12-18 3-7 Apr. 11 at UNC Wilmington * L 3-8 12-19 3-8 Apr. 12 at UNC Wilmington * W 14-8 13-19 4-8 2009 WILLIAM AND MARY BASEBALL Apr. 16 UMES W 4-0 14-19 4-8 Apr. 17 TOWSON * L 4-10 14-20 4-9 (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Apr. 18 TOWSON * W 14-3 15-20 5-9 Player AVG GP/GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO GDP OB SF SH SB/ATT Apr. 19 TOWSON * W 9-6 16-20 6-9 23 Stampone .382 49/49 173 50 66 20 1 5 40 103 .595 39 12 22 3 .509 6 4 8/15 12 Nickle .351 48/48 174 49 61 14 2 14 60 121 .695 32 6 49 2 .456 5 0 7/10 Apr. 21 at Virginia Tech W 14-10 17-20 6-9 34 Jones .347 49/49 196 46 68 13 3 4 31 99 .505 28 4 41 1 .435 2 3 23/33 Apr. 24 at Old Dominion * L 4-8 17-21 6-10 6 Forsten .282 37/32 117 24 33 4 1 0 19 39 .333 15 7 11 3 .385 4 1 5/6 Apr. 25 at Old Dominion * W 6-5 18-21 7-10 10 Bower .279 46/43 165 19 46 7 0 2 29 59 .358 16 1 33 2 .344 1 2 3/6 Apr. 26 at Old Dominion * L 4-6 18-22 7-11 3 Williamson .274 42/37 135 21 37 4 4 4 22 61 .452 14 2 26 2 .342 4 6 1/3 1 Osteen .269 35/31 119 21 32 1 0 0 10 33 .277 20 3 10 0 .385 1 7 5/8 Apr. 28 VMI W 10-9 19-22 7-11 5 Stanfield .261 46/46 176 29 46 16 0 1 28 65 .369 18 10 34 5 .363 0 10 4/7 Apr. 29 GEORGE WASH. W 7-6 20-22 7-11 8 Arcure .238 42/33 130 27 31 4 3 1 22 44 .338 26 8 18 1 .394 1 3 4/7 May 1 JAMES MADISON * W 8-2 21-22 8-11 ------19 Alas .333 18/2 15 2 5 1 0 0 0 6 .400 1 1 3 0 .412 0 0 0/1 May 2 JAMES MADISON * W 12-3 22-22 9-11 18 Conner .277 29/22 83 16 23 4 1 6 24 47 .566 9 4 32 0 .371 1 0 2/4 May 10 LONGWOOD W 12-3 23-22 9-11 11 Truxell .234 36/25 94 14 22 5 0 0 9 27 .287 6 1 13 0 .284 1 1 3/3 May 10 LONGOWOD W 8-4 24-22 9-11 2 Jensen .222 26/22 72 14 16 2 0 0 5 18 .250 10 8 12 2 .374 1 2 0/3 May 15 at Hofstra * L 6-7 24-23 9-12 15 Aiken .143 6/1 7 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 .143 0 0 1 1 .143 0 1 0/0 14 Longosz .077 9/2 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .077 1 1 4 1 .200 0 0 1/1 May 16 at Hofstra * L 0-3 24-24 9-13 27 Franklin .000 4/0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 2 0 .167 0 0 0/0 May 16 at Hofstra * L 2-8 24-25 9-14 Totals .292 49/49 1674 332 488 95 15 37 301 724 .432 236 68 311 23 .395 27 40 66/107 Opponents .292 49/49 1710 346 499 102 10 45 303 756 .442 251 56 347 43 .395 24 33 64/95 $ Winston-Salem, N.C. LOB - Team (414), Opp (414). DPs turned - Team (56), Opp (35). CI - Team (1), Jensen 1, Opp (3). IBB - Team (5), Nickle 4, INNING-BY-INNING SUMMARY Stampone 1, Opp (10). Picked off - Jones 3, Osteen 2, Arcure 1, Stampone 1, Bower 1, Nickle 1, Stanfield 1, Truxell 1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) W&M 27 35 39 38 37 56 35 22 33 10 332 Player ERA W-L GP-S CG S/C SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Opp 47 46 50 21 43 40 30 37 21 11 346 32 Davenport 4.71 6-2 24-6 0 0/1 0 63.0 72 44 33 33 30 11 2 5 231 .312 7 16 2 5 6 25 Landry 4.72 4-6 20-7 1 0/0 2 76.1 71 46 40 30 91 10 2 10 291 .244 7 7 0 1 6 33 Neustifter 5.08 4-2 16-11 0 0/0 0 62.0 69 46 35 37 60 17 1 4 249 .277 9 7 3 3 2 W L T Pct. ------Total 24 25 0 .490 27 Franklin 0.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 2.0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 7 .143 0 0 0 0 0 CAA 9 14 0 .391 21 Billbrough 4.20 3-3 24-0 0 0/1 3 40.2 43 25 19 26 44 6 1 3 151 .285 4 1 0 2 6 Non-Conference 15 11 0 .577 22 Sarrett 4.70 0-1 19-0 0 0/1 1 30.2 32 22 16 16 24 8 0 2 121 .264 4 4 3 3 1 13 McCarthy 5.23 2-3 17-3 0 0/1 0 31.0 29 22 18 13 21 10 0 2 117 .248 2 6 2 1 1 Home 18 12 0 .600 30 Norton 6.42 3-3 10-7 0 0/0 0 33.2 36 33 24 24 19 6 0 2 134 .269 5 7 1 1 3 Away 6 12 0 .333 28 Killen 7.33 0-1 14-2 0 0/0 0 23.1 29 19 19 17 13 4 1 3 90 .322 2 3 0 2 3 Neutral 0 1 0 .000 11 Truxell 7.82 0-0 6-1 0 0/0 0 12.2 18 13 11 8 6 4 1 5 56 .321 1 0 0 0 0 Day Games 19 20 0 .487 26 Shain 8.22 2-2 13-9 0 0/1 0 46.0 66 48 42 25 30 17 2 3 185 .357 4 4 0 4 5 18 24 Yates 13.20 0-2 6-3 0 0/0 0 15.0 28 25 22 20 7 7 0 4 68 .412 4 1 0 1 0 Night Games 5 5 0 .500 35 Kleinhenn 13.50 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 2.0 5 3 3 0 0 2 0 2 10 .500 0 0 0 1 0 vs. Left-handed starter 6 7 0 .462 vs. Right-handed starter 18 18 0 .500 Totals 5.79 24-25 49-49 1 1/1 6 438.1 499 346 282 251 347 102 10 45 1710 .292 49 56 11 24 33 Opponents 5.89 25-24 49-49 1 3/3 9 434.0 488 332 284 236 311 95 15 37 1674 .292 65 68 7 27 40 1-Run Games 10 2 0 .833 2-Run Games 1 6 0 .143 PB - Team (18), Jensen 10, Forsten 8, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (13), Davenport 4, Neustifter 3, Forsten 2, Jensen 1, Landry 5+ - Run Games 9 10 0 .474 1, Sarrett 1, Shain 1, Opp (11). SBA/ATT - Forsten (35-51), Jensen (29-39), Norton (11-15), Neustifter (10-14), Davenport (8-11), Sarrett (8-10), Billbrough (2-9), Killen (7-8), Shain (4-8), Landry (6-8), Yates (5-7), Truxell (1-2), McCarthy (1-2), Frank- Extra Innings 4 3 0 .571 lin (1-1). Shutouts 1 3 0 .250 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL THE CAA THE SCHOOLS OF THE CAA and where they are located ....

The Colonial Athletic Association celebrates its 25th Anniversary in 2009-10 with memories of a proud and storied past and visions of an exciting future. Regarded as one of the nation’s top collegiate conferences, the CAA encompasses five of the nation’s nine largest metropolitan areas with a geographic footprint that stretches MEMBERS from Boston to Atlanta. The conference has produced 16 national team champions in five 12 different sports, 33 individual national champions, 12 national players of the year, 12 na- tional coaches of the year and 12 Honda Award winners. Just as impressive, however, are the honors accumulated away from competition, which include five Rhodes Scholars and 20 NCAA post-graduate scholars. In 2008-09, the CAA had more than 1,700 of the league’s 4,000 student-athletes received the Commissioner’s Academic Award after posting at least a 3.2 grade point average while lettering in a varsity sport. The conference ranked in the top 10 in the nation in 12 of its 23 sports in the latest APR report released by the NCAA. The landscape of the conference stretches along the majority of the East Coast, and includes six of the nation’s top 25 media markets – New York (1), Philadelphia (4), Boston (7), Atlanta (8), Washington, D.C. (9) and Baltimore (25). The number of television homes in the CAA market exceeds 20 million. The CAA currently sponsors 23 sports with the addition of a 12-team football league in 2007 and women’s rowing in 2009. In 2008-09, 28 teams earned NCAA Tournament berths and 45 student-athletes received All-America honors. CAA DOMINANCE Overall, William and Mary has won a total of 95 Colonial Athletic Asso- ciation championships, more than 20 percent of all league titles awarded and far more than any other confer- ence school.

WILLIAM AND MARY 95 James Madison 58 Old Dominion 47 George Mason 43 VCU 36 UNC Wilmington 32 Hofstra 24 East Carolina 24 Navy 21 Richmond 20 Towson 9 American 8 Loyola 8 Georgia State 7 Delaware 4 Northeastern 3 Virginia Tech 2 Drexel 1 UMass 1 Villanova 1

CAA LINEUP

School Joined CAA George Mason 1985 James Madison 1985 UNC Wilmington 1985 WILLIAM AND MARY 1985 Old Dominion 1991 19 Virginia Commonwealth 1995 Delaware 2001 Drexel 2001 Hofstra 2001 Towson 2001 Georgia State 2005 Northeastern 2005

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FORREST CORY Signed as a Free Agent with the Arizona Diamond- backs in 2006 Lincoln Salt Dogs – Independent

SEAN GRIEVE 21st Round Draft Pick of the Philadelphia Phillies in 2008 MLB Draft Williamsport Crosscutters – Class A Short Season

BEN GUEZ 19th Round Draft Pick of the Detroit Tigers in the 2008 MLB Draft West Michigan Whitecaps – Class A Low

JEFF JONES Signed as a Free Agent with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in 2009 Cedar Rapids Kernels – Midwest League, Rookie AZL Angels – Arizona League, Rookie

PAT KANTAKEVICH 22nd Round Draft Pick of the Baltimore Orioles in the 2008 MLB Draft Frederick Keys – Class A High Aberdeen IronBirds – Class A Short Season

KEVIN LANDRY 21st Round Draft Pick of the Baltimore Orioles in the 2009 MLB Draft Aberdeen IronBirds – Class A Short Season

RANDY LEEK 18th Round Draft Pick of the Detroit Tigers in the WILL RHYMES 1999 MLB Draft Long Island Ducks – Atlantic League, Independent 27th Round Draft Pick of the Detroit Tigers in 2005 CHRIS RAHL Played 2009 in AAA Fifth Round Draft Pick of the Arizona Diamond- backs in the 2005 MLB Draft Mobile BayBears – Double-A

WILL RHYMES 27th Round Draft Pick of the Detroit Tigers in the 2005 MLB Draft Toledo Mud Hens – Triple-A

GREG SEXTON 10th Round Draft Pick of the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2007 MLB Draft Charlotte Stone Crabs – Class A High

CHRIS SHAVER Fourth Round Draft Pick of the Chicago Cubs in the 2004 MLB Draft Camden Riversharks – Atlantic League, Indepen- dent

MIKE SHERIDAN Fifth Round Draft Pick of the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2008 MLB Draft Bowling Green Hot Rods – Class A Low 20 TYLER STAMPONE Signed as a Free Agent with the Baltimore Orioles

in 2009 MIKE SHERIDAN MIKE GCL Orioles – Gulf Coast League, Rookie

CHRIS RAHL

2010 TRIBE BASEBALL TRIBE IN MLB

BILL BRAY ARTHUR “BUD” METHENY First Round Draft Pick of the 1943-46 New York Yankees Montreal Expos in 2004 CURTIS PRIDE 2006 Washington Nationals 1993, 1995 Montreal Expos 2006-P Cincinnati Reds 1996-97 Detroit Tigers 1997 Boston Red Sox ADAM BUTLER 1998 Atlanta Braves 1998 Atlanta Braves 2000 Boston Red Sox 2001 Montreal Expos DAVID CRIPE 2003 New York Yankees 1978 Kansas City Royals 2004-06 Anaheim Angels

BRENDAN HARRIS VICTOR “VIC” RASCHI Fifth Round Draft Pick of the 1946-53 New York Yankees Chicago Cubs in 2001 1954-55 St. Louis Cardinals 1956 Kansas City Athletics 2004 Chicago Cubs 2004 Montreal Expos CHRIS RAY 2005-06 Washington Nationals Third Round Draft Pick of the 2006 Cincinnati Reds Baltimore Orioles in 2003 2007 Tampa Bay Rays 2008-P Minnesota Twins 2005-09 Baltimore Orioles 2009- P Texas Rangers OWEN KAHN 1930 Boston Braves ELWOOD “MIKE” SMITH 1926 New York Giants

BRENDAN HARRIS

BILL BRAY • 5th Round MLB Draft Pick in 2001 21 • Spent Parts of Six Years in the Majors

• Current Member of the American League CURTIS PRIDE Central Division Champion Minnesota Twins

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LOGAN BILLBROUGH W&M Has Sent a Player to the Cape Cod Pitched for the 2009 Cape Cod League in nine of the last 10 years. League Champions, Bourne Braves

Tribe Players Have Played in 11 Different Leagues During Recent Summers. TRIBE IN SUMMER LEAGUES SEAN AIKEN BRETT KOEHLER JOHN SHEEHAN 2009 – River Valley League (Fish Flies) 2010 – NYCBL (Glen Falls Golden Eagles) 2010 – NECBL (Lowell All-Americans) 2010 – Clark Griffith League (Reston Hawks) ANDY LONGOSZ JONATHAN SLATTERY STEPHEN ARCURE 2010 – Clark Griffith League (Reston Hawks) 2010 - Coastal Plains League (Petersburg 2009 – NECBL (Holyoke Blue Sox) Generals) DEREK LOWE LOGAN BILLBROUGH 2010 – NECBL (Lowell All-Americans) ANDREW STEINBERG 2009 – Cape Cod League (Bourne Braves) 2010 – Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League 2010 – Cape Cod League (Bourne Braves) JAY McCARTHY 2009 – Cal Ripken League (Rockville Express) TYLER TRUXELL TADD BOWER 2009 – Valley League (Luray Wranglers) 2009 – NECBL (Vermont Mountaineers) TIM NORTON 2010 – Coastal Plains League (Peninsula Pilots) 2009 – Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League MATT WAINMAN (North Jersey Eagles) 2010 – Cal Ripken League (Herndon Braves) MATT DAVENPORT 2010 – NYCBL (Saratoga Phillies) 2010 – Coastal Plains League (Peninsula Pilots) RYAN WILLIAMS DERRICK OSTEEN 2010 – Shanandoah Valley League (New Market JOHN FARRELL 2010 – NYCBL (Saratoga Phillies) Rebels) 2010 – NECBL (Newport Gulls) GARRISON SARRETT CHRIS YATES CHRIS FORSTEN 2010 – CCBL (California Golden Seals) 2009 – Clark Griffith League (Carney Pirates) 2010 – NECBL (Newport Gulls) 2010 – Cal Ripken League (Herndon Braves) COLE SHAIN 22 BRETT GOODLOE 2009 – NECBL (Vermont Mountaineers) 2010 – Shanandoah Valley League (Staunton 2010 – Shanandoah Valley League (Staunton Braves) Braves)

BRYSON KEMLER JACKSON SHAVER 2010 – To Be Determined 2010 – Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League

2010 TRIBE BASEBALL SEASON RECORDS HITTING TRIPLES 7. Joe Kantakevich 5 2006 AT BATS 1. Steve Gatti 8 1987 Adam Butler 5 1995 1. Jon Rhymes 253 2004 Chris Rahl 8 2004 Eddy Manning 5 1992 2. Trey Wakefield 236 2001 3. Terry Revere 7 2004 10. Warrik Staines 4 2007 3. Michael Brown 233 2000 4. Stephen Booker 6 1999 Adam Butler 4 1994 4. Ben Guez 231 2008 Brendan Harris 6 1999 Dave Fletcher 4 1991 5. Chris Rahl 229 2004 Adam Geyer 6 1990 Stephen Booker 229 1999 John Stanko 6 1985 COMPLETE GAMES 7. Tyler Stampone 228 2008 Steve Becker 6 1975 1. Bill Prezioso 8 1988 8. Mike Sheridan 227 2008 9. Dave Ryan 5 1989 2. Bill Prezioso 6 1987 9. Greg Sexton 225 2004 Chris Rahl 5 2005 3. Randy Leek 5 1999 Brian Rogers 225 2000 Randy Glesenkamp 5 1967 4. Andy Cook 4 1998 Brendan Harris 225 2000 Bubba Hooker 5 1970 Craig Ruyak 4 1990 Craig Ruyak 4 1989 BATTING AVERAGE HOME RUNS Craig Ruyak 4 1988 Minimum 100 At-bats 1. Chris Rahl 20 2004 8. Whitt Farr 3 2002 1. Bud Metheny .572 1938 Michael Brown 20 2003 Mike Ragsdale 3 1994 2. Greg Sexton .455 2007 3. Brendan Harris 18 2001 Erik Sandvig 3 1993 3. Mike Sheridan .423 2008 4. Mike DeCarlo 17 2005 Steve Shingledecker 3 1988 4. Michael Brown .420 2003 BEN GUEZ 5. Michael Brown 16 2000 2006-08 5. Tim Park .418 2008 6. Mike Sheridan 15 2008 INNINGS PITCHED 6. Will Rhymes .413 2005 Brian Rogers 15 2000 1. Whitt Farr 120.1 2002 7. Mike Laskofski .412 1996 PITCHING 8. Rob Nickle 14 2009 2. Robert Jones 115.0 2000 8. Chris Clarke .404 1999 APPEARANCES Tim Park 14 2008 3. Whitt Farr 104.2 2001 9. Tim Park .391 2007 1. Warrik Staines 34 2007 10. Ben Guez 13 2008 4. Andy Cook 100.1 1998 Greg Sexton .391 2006 2. Pat Kantakevich 32 2008 Mike O’Kelly 13 2001 5. Newton 98.0 1967 Pete Vernon 32 2006 6. Chris Ray 94.2 2003 HITS 4. Sean Grieve 31 2008 RUNS BATTED IN 7. Whitt Farr 99.0 2000 1. Mike Sheridan 96 2008 Pete Vernon 31 2007 1. Mike Sheridan 72 2008 8. Bill Prezioso 97.2 1987 2. Greg Sexton 95 2007 Ben Shepard 31 2000 2. Chris Rahl 70 2004 9. David Backus 97.2 1991 3. Tim Park 92 2008 7. Chris Ray 29 2002 3. Brendan Harris 69 2001 10. Clark Saylor 96.1 2001 Will Rhymes 92 2005 8. Bill Bray 29 2004 4. Michael Brown 66 2003 5. Ben Guez 90 2008 9. T.P. Waligora 28 1997 5. Mike O’Kelly 64 1999 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 6. Chris Rahl 89 2004 10. Ben Shepard 27 1999 6. Tim Park 62 2008 Minimum 50 Innings 7. Jon Rhymes 87 2004 Robert Jones 27 1998 8. Tim Park 86 2007 Michael Brown 62 2000 1. Adam Butler 2.05 1995 Chris Clarke 62 1999 2. Bill Prezioso 2.32 1988 9. Michael Brown 85 2003 GAMES STARTED 9. Greg Sexton 61 2007 3. Bill Bray 2.44 2004 Brendan Harris 85 2001 1. Whitt Farr 19 2001 Mike DeCarlo 61 2005 4. Whitt Farr 2.77 2002 Robert Jones 19 2000 5. Ryan Bogardus 2.92 2002 RUNS SCORED Will Malerich 19 1997 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 6. Clark Saylor 2.99 2001 1. Mike Sheridan 76 2008 4. Whitt Farr 17 2002 Minimum 100 At-bats 7. Pete Vernon 3.06 2006 2. Ben Guez 75 2008 Randy Leek 17 1999 1. Michael Brown .796 2003 8. Adam Butler 3.20 1994 3. Brendan Harris 73 2001 6. Clark Saylor 16 2002 2. Chris Rahl .764 2004 9. Brett Craun 3.35 1996 Chris Rahl 73 2004 Mike Ragsdale 16 1994 3. Brendan Harris .757 2001 10. Bill Prezioso 3.41 1987 5. Tim Park 67 2008 8. Forrest Cory 15 2005 6. Stephen Booker 66 1999 4. Mike Sheridan .744 2008 Forrest Cory 15 2004 7. Tim Park 64 2007 5. Tim Park .736 2008 STRIKEOUTS Andy Cook 15 1998 8. Chris Clarke 62 1999 6. Greg Sexton .713 2007 1. Whitt Farr 138 2002 Randy Leek 15 1998 9. Brian Rogers 60 1999 Mike Ruberti .713 1994 2. Robert Jones 134 2000 David Backus 15 1991 10. Will Rhymes 58 2005 8. Rob Nickle .695 2009 3. Whitt Farr 116 2001 Michael Brown 58 2003 9. Mike DeCarlo .671 2005 4. Randy Leek 97 1999 RELIEF APPEARANCES Brendan Harris 58 2000 10. Ben Guez .662 2008 5. Andy Cook 92 1998 1. Warrik Staines 34 2007 6. Kevin Landry 91 2009 2. Pat Kantakevich 32 2008 DOUBLES TOTAL BASES Randy Leek 91 1998 3. Sean Grieve 31 2008 1. Mike Sheridan 26 2008 1. Chris Rahl 175 2004 8. Chris Ray 87 2003 Ben Shepard 31 2000 Tim Park 26 2008 2. Mike Sheridan 169 2008 9. Whitt Farr 86 2000 5. Pete Vernon 30 2006 3. Greg Sexton 24 2004 3. Brendan Harris 165 2001 10. Will Malerich 85 1997 6. Bill Bray 29 2004 4. Trey Wakefield 22 2001 4. Tim Park 162 2008 Chris Ray 29 2002 5. Tyler Stampone 20 2009 5. Michael Brown 160 2003 8. T.P. Waligora 28 1997 Brendan Harris 20 2001 6. Ben Guez 153 2008 9. Ben Shepard 27 1999 Brendan Harris 20 1999 7. Greg Sexton 149 2007 10. Robert Jones 26 1998 8. Tyler Stampone 19 2008 8. Mike DeCarlo 147 2005 Brent McWhorter 19 2007 9. Brendan Harris 135 2004 Greg Sexton 19 2006 WINS 10. Greg Maliniak 132 2008 Brendan Harris 19 2000 1. Rosy Waugh 12 1938 Tim Park 132 2007 Randy Leek 19 1997 2. Bob Adams 10 1936 3. Whitt Farr 9 2001 STOLEN BASES Clark Saylor 9 2001 1. Chris Rahl 42 2004 Andy Cook 9 1997 2. Shawn Knight 38 1993 James Wallace 9 1930 3. Rick Schwartzman 27 1975 7. Pete Vernon 8 2007 4. Shawn Knight 26 1994 Forrest Cory 8 2004 5. Jeff Jones 23 2009 Forrest Cory 8 2003 6. Will Rhymes 22 2005 Ben Sheppard 8 2001 Ed Hohmann 22 1986 Robert Jones 8 2001 8. Chris Rahl 21 2005 Adam Butler 8 1995 Stephen Booker 21 2001 Mike Ragsdale 8 1993 Paul Webb 21 1949 John Volpi 8 1984 23

SAVES 1. Pat Kantakevich 10 2008 2. T.P. Waligora 9 1997 3. Bill Bray 8 2004 Ben Shepard 8 2000 MIKE SHERIDAN 5. Chris Ray 7 2002 PAT KANTAKEVICH 2006-08 6. Sean Grieve 6 2008 2004-08 WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM CAREER RECORDS HITTING 5. Brendan Harris 237 1999-2001 COMPLETE GAMES GAMES PLAYED 6. Stephen Booker 234 1998-2001 1. Craig Ruyak 14 1987-1990 1. Greg Sexton 217 2004-2007 7. Charles Wilson 224 1997-2000 2. Bill Prezioso 14 1985-1988 2. Trey Wakefield 212 2000-2003 8. Will Rhymes 221 2002-2005 3. Randy Leek 8 1996-1999 Brian Rogers 212 1997-2000 9. Mike O’Kelly 220 1998-2001 4. Andy Cook 7 1996-1998 4. Charles Wilson 204 1997-2000 10. Mike Laskofski 218 1993-1996 5. Will Malerich 6 1994-1997 5. Michael Brown 203 2000-2003 Mike Ragsdale 6 1992-1995 Ryan Bickle 203 1995-1998 DOUBLES Erik Sandvig 6 1991-1994 7. Ron Bush 200 1995-1998 1. Greg Sexton 71 2004-2007 8. David Backus 5 1990-1993 8. Stephen Booker 198 1998-2001 2. Brendan Harris 59 1999-2001 9. Whitt Farr 4 2000-2002 9. Kyle Padgett 196 2002-2005 3. Michael Brown 55 2000-2003 10. Forrest Cory 3 2003-2005 10. Mike O’Kelly 194 1998-2001 Trey Wakefield 55 2000-2003 Brett Craun 3 1995-1996 5. Stephen Booker 53 1998-2001 GAMES STARTED 6. Randy Leek 51 1996-1999 SHUTOUTS 1. Brian Rogers 212 1997-2000 7. Mike O’Kelly 50 1998-2001 1. Bill Prezioso 3 1985-1988 2. Greg Sexton 207 2004-2007 8. Brian Rogers 50 1997-2000 2. Forrest Cory 2 2003-2005 3. Ryan Bickle 203 1995-1998 9. Mike Laskofski 47 1993-1996 3. Kevin Landry 1 2007-2009 4. Trey Wakefield 200 2000-2003 10. Chris Clarke 46 1997-2000 Pete Vernon 1 2005-2008 5. Ron Bush 197 1995-1998 Chris Shaver 1 2000-2004 6. Michael Brown 194 2000-2003 TRIPLES WHITT FARR Chris Ray 1 2001-2003 7. Stephen Booker 193 1998-2001 1. Adam Geyer 17 1988-1991 2000-02 Randy Leek 1 1996-1999 8. Charles Wilson 185 1997-2000 2. Stephen Booker 16 1998-2001 6. Steve Gatti 99 1987-1990 Andy Cook 1 1996-1998 9. Randy Leek 182 1996-1999 3. Steve Gatti 16 1987-1990 7. Ron Bush 97 1995-1998 Will Malerich 1 1994-1997 10. Mike O’Kelly 179 1998-2001 4. John O’Keefe 16 1983-1986 8. Rob Nickle 91 2006-2009 Brett Craun 1 1995-1996 5. Chris Rahl 15 2003-2005 Terry Revere 91 2002-2005 Eric Pfitzner 1 1992-1995 AT-BATS 6. Will Rhymes 11 2002-2005 Brendan Harris 91 1999-2001 Erik Sandvig 1 1991-1994 1. Greg Sexton 824 2004-2007 7. Brendan Harris 10 1999-2001 Scott Spears 1 1992-1993 2. Michael Brown 814 2000-2003 Ron Bush 10 1995-1998 PITCHING 3. Trey Wakefield 784 2000-2003 9. Brent McWhorter 9 2004-2007 APPEARANCES EARNED RUN AVERAGE 4. Brian Rogers 780 1997-2000 10. Randy Leek 8 1996-1999 1. Pete Vernon 93 2005-2008 Minimum 100 innings 5. Stephen Booker 776 1998-1991 Shawn Knight 8 1992-1994 2. Pat Kantakevich 88 2004-2008 1. Adam Butler 2.74 1992-1995 6. Ron Bush 709 1995-1998 Ed Stanko 8 1983-1985 3. Robert Jones 81 1997-2000 2. Bill Bray 3.53 2002-2004 7. Charles Wilson 699 1997-2000 4. Ben Shepard 79 1999-2001 3. Dave Fletcher 3.83 1991-1994 8. Mike O’Kelly 683 1998-2001 HOME RUNS 5. Dave Fletcher 77 1991-1994 4. Bill Prezioso 3.86 1985-1988 9. Brendan Harris 653 1999-2001 1. Michael Brown 50 2000-2003 6. Adam Butler 75 1992-1995 5. Aaron Abraham 4.54 1993-1996 10. Mike Laskofski 635 1993-1996 2. Brian Rogers 42 1997-2000 7. Ryan Bogardus 73 1999-2002 Eric Pfitzner 4.54 1992-1995 3. Mike O’Kelly 39 1998-2001 8. Sean Grieve 70 2005-2008 7. Brett Craun 4.55 1995-1996 BATTING AVERAGE 4. Chris Rahl 37 2003-2005 9. Jason Adams 67 1996-1999 8. Mike Ragsdale 4.56 1992-1995 Minimum 200 At-bats 5. Brendan Harris 36 1999-2001 10. Jeff Dagenhart 66 2002-2005 9. Randy Leek 4.69 1996-1999 1. Tim Park .405 2007-2008 6. Mike DeCarlo 34 2002-2005 10. Andy Cook 4.85 1996-1998 2. Greg Sexton .380 2004-2007 7. Rob Nickle 33 2006-2009 GAMES STARTED 3. Mike Sheridan .373 2006-2008 8. Mike Ruberti 26 1991-1994 1. Randy Leek 54 1996-1999 INNINGS PITCHED 4. Brendan Harris .362 1999-2001 9. Tim Park 24 2007-2008 2. Will Malerich 49 1994-1997 1. Randy Leek 347.0 1996-1999 5. Tyler Stampne .355 2008-2009 Greg Sexton 24 2004-2007 3. Whitt Farr 47 1999-2002 2. Whitt Farr 324.0 2000-2002 6. Mike Laskofski .343 1993-1996 4. Mike Ragsdale 43 1992-1995 3. Bill Prezioso 317.1 1985-1988 Mike Ruberti .343 1991-1994 RUNS BATTED IN 5. Craig Ruyak 43 1987-1990 4. Craig Ruyak 261.2 1987-1990 8. Michael Brown .341 2000-2003 1. Michael Brown 204 2000-2003 6. David Backus 36 1990-1993 5. Clark Saylor 259.0 1999-2002 9. Will Rhymes .338 2002-2005 2. Greg Sexton 200 2004-2007 7. Clark Saylor 35 1999-2002 6. Will Malerich 250.2 1994-1997 10. Chris Clarke .330 1997-2000 3. Brian Rogers 193 1997-2000 8. Forrest Cory 32 2003-2005 7. Robert Jones 242.2 1997-2000 4. Mike O’Kelly 166 1998-2001 Jeff Dagenhart 32 2002-2005 8. Forrest Cory 239.3 2002-2005 RUNS SCORED 5. Brendan Harris 160 1999-2001 10. Andy Cook 31 1996-1998 9. Pete Vernon 239.1 2005-2008 1. Stephen Booker 196 1998-2001 6. Mike Laskofski 145 1993-1996 10. Mike Ragsdale 239.0 1992-1995 2. Michael Brown 188 2000-2003 7. Will Rhymes 145 2002-2005 RELIEF APPEARANCES 3. Brendan Harris 185 1999-2001 8. Mike Ruberti 144 1991-1994 1. Dave Fletcher 77 1991-1994 STRIKEOUTS Greg Sexton 185 2004-2007 9. Rob Nickle 143 2006-2009 2. Ben Shepard 73 1999-2001 1. Whitt Farr 340 2000-2002 5. Brian Rogers 179 1997-2000 Trey Wakefield 143 2000-2003 3. Pete Vernon 72 2005-2008 2. Randy Leek 316 1996-1999 6. Trey Wakefield 166 2000-2003 Adam Butler 72 1992-1995 3. Robert Jones 249 1997-2000 7. Chris Clarke 160 1997-2000 TOTAL BASES 5. Pat Kantakevich 67 2004-2008 4. Will Malerich 239 1994-1997 8. Ron Bush 150 1995-1998 1. Michael Brown 507 2000-2003 6. Bill Bray 65 2002-2004 5. Bill Prezioso 213 1985-1988 9. Ryan Bickle 146 1995-1998 2. Greg Sexton 467 2004-2007 7. Jason Adams 58 1996-1999 6. Clark Saylor 202 1999-2002 10. Will Rhymes 145 2002-2005 3. Brian Rogers 434 1997-2000 8. Justin Wellen 54 1996-1999 7. Bill Bray 192 2002-2004 4. Brendan Harris 424 1999-2001 9. Robert Jones 53 1997-2000 8. Jeff Dagenhart 187 2002-2005 HITS 5. Mike O’Kelly 389 1998-2001 10. Sean Grieve 50 2005-2008 9. Kevin Landry 184 2007-2009 1. Greg Sexton 313 2004-2007 6. Chris Rahl 351 2003-2005 10. Andy Cook 177 1996-1998 2. Michael Brown 278 2000-2003 7. Trey Wakefield 349 2000-2003 WINS 3. Brian Rogers 250 1997-2000 8. Stephen Booker 337 1998-2001 1. James Wallace 35 1927-1930 4. Trey Wakefield 247 2000-2003 9. Randy Leek 320 1996-1999 2. Whitt Farr 25 2000-2002 10. Mike DeCarlo 319 2003-2005 3. Pete Vernon 21 2005-2008 Mike Laskofski 319 1993-1996 4. Bill Prezioso 21 1985-1988 5. Randy Leek 20 1996-1999 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 6. Forrest Cory 19 2003-2005 Minimum 200 At-bats 7. Pat Kantakevich 16 2004-2008 1. Tim Park .668 2007-2008 Ben Shepard 16 1999-2001 2. Brendan Harris .649 1999-2001 Adam Butler 16 1992-1995 3. Chris Rahl .635 2003-2005 Mike Ragsdale 16 1992-1995 4. Michael Brown .622 2000-2003 5. Rob Nickle .585 2006-2009 SAVES 6. Mike Sheridan .577 2006-2008 1. Pat Kantakevich 12 2004-2008 7. Mike DeCarlo .574 2003-2005 2. Bill Bray 11 2002-2004 24 8. Greg Sexton .570 2004-2007 3. Adam Butler 10 1992-1995 Mike O’Kelly .570 1998-2001 4. Chris Ray 10 2001-2003 10. Mike Ruberti .558 1991-1994 5. Ben Shepard 9 1999-2001 T.P. Waligora 9 1995-1997 WALKS 7. Dave Fletcher 8 1991-1994 1. Randy Leek 138 1996-1999 8. Sean Grieve 7 2005-2008 2. Ryan Bickle 137 1995-1998 9. Joe Kantakevich 6 2003-2006 3. Brian Rogers 128 1997-2000 Jeff Dagenhart 6 2002-2005 TIM PARK 4. Stephen Booker 107 1998-2001 BILL BRAY 2007-08 5. Mike Laskofski 101 1993-1996 2002-04 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL TEAM AND COACH HONORS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS Year Overall Conf. C. Tourn NCAA Year Overall Conf. C. Tourn NCAA Year Overall Conf. C. Tourn NCAA Year Overall Conf. C. Tourn NCAA 1895 N/A 1931 14-5 1967 17-13 8-8 2003 31-20 12-4 1-2 1896 N/A 1932 12-4 1968 21-14 5-3 2004 37-20 14-10 0-2 1897 N/A 1933 14-3 1969 15-13 8-7 2005 27-27 9-15 1898 N/A 1934 10-7 1970 17-16 9-6 2006 23-29 11-19 1899 N/A 1935 10-7-1 1971 19-16 10-6 2007 29-25 13-16 1900 N/A 1936 14-9 1972 15-18 5-9 2008 36-21 16-13 1-2 1901 N/A 1937 9-11 1973 11-15 6-6 2009 24-25 9-14 1902 2-2 1938 13-6 1974 8-17 5-9 1903 2-3-1 1939 7-10 1975 10-18 3-11 Overall Record: 1904 3-3 1940 6-13-2 1976 13-20 5-5 116 seasons, 1305-1465-12 (.471) 1905 5-0 1941 8-9 1977 15-25 7-9 1906 N/A 1942 7-7 1978 15-25-2 -- Southern Conference Record: 1907 N/A 1943- WW-II 1979 8-25 -- 29 seasons, 137-227 (.376) * 1908 N/A 1944 WW-II 1980 5-24 -- 1909 N/A 1945 WW-II 1981 11-27 -- ECAC South Record: 1910 N/A 1946 14-4 1982 10-22 -- One season, 5-12 (.294) * 1191 4-2 1947 9-9 4-5 1983 20-13 N/A 3-0 0-2 1912 0-15 1948 11-5 3-4 1984 20-15-1 N/A CAA Record: 1913 8-8 1949 18-8 6-5 1985 12-24 5-12 24 seasons, 165-303 (.353) 1914 8-7 1950 5-12 N/A 1986 7-38 4-14 1915 8-6 1951 6-15 N/A 1987 15-31 1-14 0-2 ECAC South Tournament Record: 1916 17-1 1952 10-10 5-6 1988 17-28 5-9 0-2 One appearance, 3-0 (1.000) 1917 N/A 1953 4-15 2-6 1989 9-29 0-14 0-2 1918 5-7 1954 4-12 2-8 1990 9-31-1 1-10 0-2 CAA Tournament Record: 1919 5-7 1955 8-9 4-7 1991 13-27 4-11 0-2 18 appearances, 14-35 (.286) 1920 10-6 1956 6-10 6-7 1992 18-27 2-14 0-2 1921 12-5 1957 11-8 8-7 1993 24-19-1 3-11 NCAA Tournament Record: 1922 12-9 1958 3-11 1-9 1994 24-23-1 7-11 0-2 Two appearances, 0-4 (.000) 1923 12-6 1959 4-12 2-11 1995 24-29 2-16 1-2 1924 8-14 1960 6-15 2-14 1996 23-24 2-16 1-2 * Conference records for 1950, 1951, 1925 12-8-1 1961 2-14 2-11 1997 30-24 8-12 3-2 1983, and 1984 not known. 1926 8-10-1 1962 4-12 3-10 1998 24-28 4-16 0-2 1927 9-7 1963 2-14 1-9 1999 29-24 7-12 0-2 Conference Alignment: 1928 22-11 1964 2-14 2-12 2000 32-25 7-14 3-2 1947-77 Southern Conference 1929 15-9 1965 4-30 3-11 2001 35-23 12-9 3-1 0-2 1983-85 ECAC South 1930 15-6 1966 12-15 10-6 2002 32-26 12-9 1-2 1986-P Colonial Athletic Association

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS The 1983 team won W&M’s first cham- Multi-Year Coaches Seasons Years Record pionship in 47 years Frank Leoni 2006-present 4 112-100 and became the first Jim Farr 1993-2005 13 372-312-2 team in school his- Bill Harris 1989-92 4 49-114-1 tory to advance to Joe Breeden 1986-87 2 22-69 the NCAA Tourna- Ed Jones 1975-78, 1982-85 8 115-162-3 ment. Maynard Weber 1965, 1979-82 5 28-106 Joe Agee 1960-64 5 16-69 Ed Derringe 1958-59 2 7-23 Eric Tipton 1953-57 5 33-54 H. Lester Hooker 1952, 1966-70 6 92-81 The 2001 Tribe Howard Smith 1950-51 2 11-27 squad finished Rube McCray 1939-41 3 21-32-2 the year with 35 Bill Scott 1935-37 3 33-27-1 victories and John Kellison 1931-34, 1938 5 63-25 won the Colo- H.K. “Cy” Young 1929-30 2 30-15 nial Athletic As- J.W. Tasker 1924-28 5 59-50-2 sociation Cham- James Driver 1920-23 4 46-26 pionship to earn Dexter W. Draper 1914-16 3 33-14 a berth in the G.E. O’Hearn 1909-10 2 Unknown NCAA Tourna- J. Merrill Blanchard 1905-06 2 5-0 * ment. * 1906 record not known TEAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS Single Year Coaches: James Barry (1907), H.B. White (1908), NCAA Regional Appearances NCAA Records Frederick R. Savage (1911), W.J. Young (1911), S.H. Hubbard 1983 East Region at Chapel Hill, N.C. Bases-on-Balls, Game (1917), Bathurst D. Peachy (1918), W.M. Geddy (1919), Albert H. 0-2 25 vs. Coppin State (Feb. 23, 2000) Werner (1942), Sam B. Holt (1946), Dick Gallagher (1947), Marvin 2001 Clemson Regional Bass (1948), Orlin Rogers (1949), Bo Rein (1971), George Pearce at #1 Clemson, L 1-4 Wild-Pitches Against, Game (1972), Les Roes (1973), Tony Zontini (1974), Chris Rankin (1988) vs. #3 South Alabama, L 4-8 11 vs. Coppin State (Feb. 23, 2000) 25 CAA COACH OF THE YEAR Conference Titles NCAA Team Statistical Leaders 1993 Jim Farr 1906, 1911, 1914, 1915, 1983, 2001 2004 Triples Per Game (37 triples in 57 games) VASID STATE COACH OF THE YEAR State Titles Triples (37) 2001 Jim Farr 1929, 1930, 1936

WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM PLAYER HONORS ABCA All-America National Pitcher of Second-Team All-CAA 2001 Brendan Harris, SS (1) 2008 Mike Sheridan (3) the Year Watch List 2009 Rob Nickle, OF Whitt Farr (HM) 2007 Greg Sexton (3) 2008 Pat Kantakevich 2008 Tim Park, C Clark Saylor (HM) 2004 Chris Rahl (1) Sean Grieve Paul Juliano, UTL Trey Wakefield (HM) Pat Kantakevich, P 2000 Brian Rogers, C (1) Baseball America REGION AWARDS 2007 Brent McWhorter, OF Michael Brown, OF (1) All-America 2005 Will Rhymes, 2B 1999 Chris Clarke, OF (1) 2004 Chris Rahl (2) ECAC Player of the Year 2004 Bill Bray, P 1997 Brian Rogers (HM) 2005 Chris Rahl (Preseason 3) 2004 Chris Rahl 2003 Bill Bray, P T.P. Waligora (HM) 2007 Greg Sexton (3) 1983 John Volpi 2002 Tim Jones, 1B Randy Leek (HM) Matt Kirby, C 1996 Mike Laskofski, OF (1) Collegiate Baseball All-East Region Mitch Walk, OF Ron Bush (HM) News Freshman 2009 Rob Nickle, OF 2001 Stephen Booker, CF 1995 Adam Butler (HM) All-America 2008 Mike Sheridan, 1B Michael Brown, RF 1994 Mike Ruberti, OF (1) 2004 Greg Sexton Tim Park, C Whitt Farr, P Mike Laskofski (HM) 2003 Forrest Cory Ben Guez, OF Trey Wakefield, 3B Shawn Knight (HM) 2001 Mitch Walk 2007 Greg Sexton, 3B Mitch Walk, DH 1993 Mike Ruberti (HM) MICHAEL BROWN Tim Park, DH 2000 Robert Jones, P Mike Ragsdale (HM) 2000-03 Jewish Sports Review Brent McWhorter, 2B Brian Rogers, C 1992 Mike Ruberti (HM) All-America 2005 Will Rhymes, 2B 1999 Randy Leek, P Alex Creighton (HM) 2008 Ben Guez Mike DeCarlo, C 1997 Randy Leek, P/OF 2004 Chris Rahl, RF 1996 Mike Laskofski, 1B MISCELLANEOUS Louisville Slugger Bill Bray, LHP 1995 Mike Laskofski, 1B All-America 1984 John Volpi, P 1994 Mike Ruberti, OF W&M Athletics Hall of Fame 2008 Mike Sheridan (3) Jeff Wolf, OF 1993 Mike Ruberti, OF 1996 Sam Lupo ’52 Tim Park (3) 1983 John Volpi, P 1995 Charles Albertson ’67 2007 Greg Sexton (3) Third-Team All-CAA 1993 Edward Jones ’57 2005 Chris Rahl (Preseason 1) All-ECAC 2009 Tyler Stampne, IF 1991 Ed Derringe 2004 Chris Rahl (1) 2009 Rob Nickle, OF Kevin Landry, P 1989 Eric Tipton 2008 Mike Sheridan, 1B 1986 Thomas Secules ’60 NCBWA All-America Ben Guez, OF CAA All-Rookie Team Carlton Sundin ’32 2007 Greg Sexton (2) 2007 Greg Sexton, 3B 2009 Matt Davenport, P 1985 Bob Gill ’49 2005 Chris Rahl (Preseason 1) Tim Park, UTL Chris Forsten, C 1984 Jimmy Wallace ’30 2004 Chris Rahl (1) 1983 John Volpi, P 2008 Tim Norton, P 1981 Paul Webb ’51 2003 Michael Brown (1) Jeff Wolf, OF 2006 Mike Sheridan, 1B 1976 A.F. Chesnut ’41 2005 Jake Rule, RHP Joe Agee ’52 Ping! All-America CoSIDA Academic All-District 1975 Dan Edmonson ’38 CHRIS RAHL 2007 Greg Sexton (1) 2007 Greg Sexton (2) CAA All-Tournament Team Larry Peccatiello ’58 2003-05 2006 Jeff Lunardi (1) 2008 Mike Sheridan 1973 Eddy Meadows ’53 USA Today/Sports 2005 Will Rhymes (1) Sean Grieve Elliott Schaubach ’59 Weekly Magazine 2003 Michael Brown 1972 Bill Bowman ’54 All-America CONFERENCE AWARDS 2002 Whitt Farr 1971 James Eason ’28 2004 Chris Rahl (1) Lester Hooker ’43 CAA Player of the Year CAA 25th Anniversary Team Howard Smith ’43 CoSIDA/ESPN 2007 Greg Sexton (co-POY) 2010 Bill Bray 1970 Weldon Bloxsom ’29 The Magazine 2004 Chris Rahl Andrew Christensen ’34 Academic All-America All-Southern Conference William Scott ’31 2003 Mitch Walk (3) CAA Tournament MVP 1977 Dave McElhaney, OF Waddill Stewart ’35 1994 Mike Ruberti (2) 2001 Mike O’Kelly 1975 Steve Becker, 3B Carter White ’33 1974 Steve Becker, 3B Y.O. Kent ’30 NCAA Statistical Champion CAA Rookie of the Year 1973 Bill Harris, C 1969 Bud Metheny ’40 2007 Mike Sheridan 2003 Forrest Cory 1972 Jeff Steckroth, OF Vic Raschi ’49 Toughest Strike Out 1997 Brian Rogers 1970 Bubba Hooker, OF James Driver ’09 (5 strikeouts in 209 at-bats) 1969 Richie Richardson, OF John Todd ’25 1975 Steve Becker First-Team All-CAA 1968 John Medlin, OF Triples Per Game 2008 Mike Sheridan, 1B 1967 Chuck Albertson, OF W&M AEF Male (6 triples in 28 games) Ben Guez, OF 1955 Wayne Begor, 2B Athlete of the Year BRENDAN HARRIS 2007 Greg Sexton, 3B 2008 Tim Park (co-AOY) 1999-01 Team USA Tim Park, UTL STATE AWARDS 2007 Greg Sexton (co-AOY) 2005 Brendan Harris 2005 Mike DeCarlo, C 2003 Michael Brown 2004 Will Rhymes, 2B VaSID State Player of the Year Dick Howser Trophy Chris Rahl, RF 2008 Mike Sheridan Watch List 2003 Michael Brown, OF 2008 Tim Park 2002 Whitt Farr, P VaSID All-State Mike Sheridan 2001 Brendan Harris, SS 2009 Rob Nickle, OF (2) 2007 Greg Sexton 1999 Chris Clarke, OF 2008 Mike Sheridan, 1B (1) 1996 Ron Bush, SS Ben Guez, OF (1) Brooks Wallace POY 1994 Shawn Knight, SS Tim Park, C (1) Award Watch List 1993 Alex Creighton, 3B Greg Maliniak (2) 2009 Kevin Landry - preseason 1992 Alex Creighton, 3B 2007 Greg Sexton, 3B (1) 26 2008 Mike Sheridan - revised Mike Ruberti, OF Tim Park, C (2) Tim Park - preseason 1991 Adam Geyer, OF 2006 Greg Sexton, SS (2) 2007 Greg Sexton - semifinalist Dave Ryan, OF 2005 Mike DeCarlo, C (1) 1990 Adam Geyer, OF Will Rhymes (HM) Johnny Bench Award 1989 Dave Ryan, OF 2004 Will Rhymes, 2B (1) Watch List 1988 Steve Gatti, OF Chris Rahl, OF (1) 2008 Tim Park 1987 Bill Prezioso, P Bill Bray (HM) GREG SEXTON 1986 John O’Keefe, 3B 2003 Michael Brown, OF (1) 2004-07 2002 Whitt Farr (HM) 2010 TRIBE BASEBALL AN EXPERIENCE IN EXCELLENCE THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY ATHLETICS

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William and Mary is committed to building and maintaining outstanding facilities for Albert-Daly Field all 23 of its varsity athletic teams. The College has demonstrated this commitment by investing approximately $16 million toward the construction and upgrade of its athletics facilities during just the last six years. Among W&M’s recent projects was the comple- tion of the $11 million, 30,000-square foot Jimmye Laycock Football Center, which was dedicated in June of 2008. This past summer, the Laycock Center renovated the foyer to include photos, information and memorablia on the Tribe’s storied football tradition. This past summer, Busch Field experienced a renovation that included a total re- vamp of the field, underlying pad, water cannon and drainage system. The renovation created a competition surface that ranks alongside those used at the U.S. National Training Centers in Virginia Beach, Va., Chula Vista, Calif., and that used at last year’s Olympic Games. In 2005, Kaplan Arena received an upgrade with the installation of 6,900-square foot permanent wood floor along with rubberized sports flooring on the open end of the arena to accomodate track and field and other multi-purpose activities. A year earlier, the home of Tribe soccer and lacrosse, Albert-Daly Field was dedicated, providing the programs with a $1 million all-natural grass facility. TRIBE ATHLETICS FACILITIES

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“Hottest Small State University”

“Small, Smart & Public” “Top Small Public University”

“Public Ivy” 11-to-1 Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Princeton Review: Best in the Southeast School “Alma Mater of Mater a Nation” “Alma The College of William & Mary Williamsburg, Va. The Wren Building

The College of William and Mary is a public uni- versity located in Williamsburg, Va. Founded in 1693 by Royal Charter issued by King William III and Queen Mary II of England, William and Mary is the second oldest college in the country after Harvard. William and Mary has a long history of liberal arts education and a growing research and science curriculum that demonstrates a strong commitment to undergraduate research. The College, which became a state university in 1906, has been designated a “Public Ivy,” and for nine straight years has been ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the sixth-best public university in the country – and the nation’s top small public university. Also referred to as “the alma mater of a nation,” the College has educated four U.S. Presidents – George A Window Look at Campus Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler - the third-most of any college in the country. William 10 and Mary also claims several firsts, including the 1776 creation of Phi Beta Kappa – the country’s first academic honor society – the first honor code of conduct for college students, and the first collegiate law school, established in 1779. William and Mary is also home to the Sir Christopher Wren Building – the country’s oldest academic building still in use – and the President’s House, the oldest home of a BASEBALL university president still in use. TRIBE

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Second oldest educational institution in the U.S.

In addition to four U.S. Presidents, W&M has educated a number of this country’s key historical figures, including U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall and 16 signers of the Declaration of Independence.

W&M is one of only eight U.S. institutions of higher edu- cation designated a “Public Ivy.” A Public Ivy is a state- “Small, Smart & Public” assisted institution that offers a superior education at a Sunken Gardens cost far below that of Ivy League schools.

U.S. News ranked W&M sixth among all public colleges and universities and 32nd among both public and private institutions in 2009.

Newsweek named W&M “hottest small state university” in 2006.

U.S News and World Report rated the School of Educa- tion 48th in the country in 2010.

W&M ranked 18th in graduation rates for national uni- versities in 2009.

The Princeton Review named W&M a the ‘Best of the Earl Swem Library Southeast’ school in 2009.

The W&M Law School ranked 30th in the nation in 2008.

“Alma Mater of Mater a Nation” “Alma The History Department’s doctoral program ranked fourth in the nation for U.S. Colonial History in 2010.

W&M ranked as the sixth-best public university in the country in the inaugural guide, “America’s Best Colleges 2008” by Forbes Magazine.

The Princeton Review rated W&M the third among the top 50 best value public colleges nationally in 2009.

Phi Beta Kappa, the premier academic honor society in America, was founded by W&M students in 1776. Graduates Outside the Wren Building Student Recreation Center W&M’s 11-to-1 student-faculty ratio is the lowest among the top public universities. Nearly 50 percent of William and Mary’s classes have fewer than 20 students.

W&M libraries, including the main Earl Gregg Swem Li- brary, were rated the eighth best College Library in the Country by the Princeton Review in 2008.

Business Week rated the W&M Undergraduate Business Program in the top 10 among Public Institutions in the country.

Forbes Magazine ranked W&M’s MBA program in the top 50. A Window Look at Campus

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WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING WOMEN’S SOCCER 2007 CAA Champions 23 NCAA Appearances

KATIE RADLOFF WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS MEN’S SOCCER Two-Time CAA Swimmer of the Year SAAC CHAMPS Team Award 2008 NCAA Second Round

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LACROSSE Back-to-Back CAA Regular Season Champions

All-America All-Conference 34 Honors in 2008-09 197 Honors in 2008-09

The College of William and Mary sponsors 23 varsity sports and provides students with a unique and successful balance of athletics and academics. The Tribe Athletics Department finished 117th nationally in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup Standings for 2008-09, a number that ranked second among Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) programs and fourth in the state of Virginia. The Directors’ Cup, which was created by the FIELD HOCKEY NACDA and USA Today in 1993-94, is a program that hon- National Academic Team Award ors institutions maintaining a broad-based program, achieving success in many sports, both men’s and women’s. W&M has placed among the top 100 nationally in 12 of the program’s 16 10 ADRIAN TRACY years, while leading the CAA on seven occasions. All-American W&M has produced more CAA Championships than any Football program in the league’s history. The College owns 95 league crowns, nearly 40 more than its closest competitor. The Tribe raked in the awards in 2008-09 as well, tallying a combined 197 all-conference honors, 34 All-America honors and six league players of the year. During the 2008-09 season, the Green and Gold produced an overall athletics winning per- BASEBALL centage of 68.2, while racking up a combined 888 wins. Along with its accomplishments on the field of play, the Tribe is just as successful in the classroom, epitomizing the term student-athlete. In the NCAA’s inaugural Academic Prog- TRIBE ress Report in 2005, W&M ranked fourth among Division I teams, which was the highest of any athletic scholarship- granting school and of any public school. Since the inception of the CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year, W&M has produced 28 honorees, more than any school in the conference. 30 WWW.TRIBEATHLETICS.COM AN EXPERIENCE IN EXCELLENCE THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY ATHLETICS

WOMEN’S SOCCER MEN’S BASKETBALL 23 NCAA Appearances 2008 CAA Finalists

RAGINI ACHARYA HEAD COACH JOHN DALY ITA East Region Singles Champion Eclipsed 300-win mark in 2008 Women’s Tennis

W&M: A College of Champions NCAA Championships (2) Men’s Tennis (2)

CAA Championships (95) Baseball (1) Men’s Cross Country (16) Women’s Cross Country (16) ERIN SKIPPER MEN’S GYMNASTICS Men’s Golf (1) All-CAA, All-Region 13-Time USAG National Champions Women’s Lacrosse (1) Volleyball 2008 National Academic Champions Men’s Soccer (6) Women’s Soccer (9) EMILY ANDERSON Women’s Swimming (1) All-American Men’s Tennis (3) Track and Field Women’s Tennis (20) Men’s Track and Field (4) Women’s Track and Field (9) Volleyball (8) ALEX GIBBY CAA Football Championships (3) Region Coach of the Year Men’s Cross Country TIFFANY BENSON CAA Defensive LACROSSE ECAC Championships (7) Player of the Year Back-to-Back CAA Regular Season Champions Men’s Gymnastics (3) Women’s Basketball Women’s Gymnastics (4)

CAA Athletes of the Year Overall 2008-09 Athletics 7 in 2008-09 .690 Winning Percentage

WILLIAM & MARY ATHLETICS FACTS W&M ranked fourth, the highest of any athletic scholarship-granting school and of any public school, among the Division I teams in the NCAA’s inaugural APR report KEZIEL JUNEAU W&M’s student-athlete graduations success rate is Ranked No. 103 in 95 percent Final ITA poll Men’s Tennis 46 student athletes elected to Phi Beta Kappa in the past 11 years Total CAA Championships Four Rhodes Scholars were W&M student-athletes WILLIAM AND MARY 95 10 James Madison 58 Won 28 CAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year Awards in Old Dominion 47 the last seven years George Mason 43 VCU 36 UNC Wilmington 32 Hofstra 24 East Carolina 24 Navy 21 BASEBALL Richmond 20 Towson 9 American 8 Loyola 8

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