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GENERAL INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS Location ...... Iowa City, IA Quickfacts ...... 1 Founded ...... 1847 Welcome Letter ...... 2 Enrollment ...... 29,697 2005 Season Preview ...... 3-5 Nickname ...... Hawkeyes 2005 Roster ...... 6 Home Field/Capacity ...... Duane Banks Field/3,000 2005 Schedule ...... 7 Conference ...... Big Ten Head Coach Jack Dahm ...... 8-10 University President ...... Dr. David Skorton Assistant Coach Nick Zumsande ...... 11 Athletic Director ...... Bob Bowlsby Assistant Coach Ryan Brownlee ...... 12 Baseball Administrator ...... Fred Mims Volunteer Assistants and Support Staff ...... 13 Baseball Secretary ...... Joyce Rossie Player Biographies ...... 14-27 2005 Opponents ...... 28-30 COACHING INFORMATION All-Time Series Records ...... 31 Head Coach ...... Jack Dahm (2nd Year) Hawkeyes in the Pros ...... 32-33 Alma Mater/Year ...... Creighton/1989 Mike Boddicker Scholarship ...... 34 Record at Iowa/Years ...... 20-35/1 Cal Eldred Lights Fund ...... 35 Career Record/Years ...... 303-311/11 Why Iowa? ...... 36-37 Email ...... [email protected] 2004 Results ...... 38 Assistant Coach ...... Nick Zumsande (2nd Year) 2004 Overall Statistics ...... 39 Alma Mater/Year ...... Iowa State/1984 2004 Big Ten Statistics ...... 40 Email ...... [email protected] 2004 Big Ten Standings and Team Statistics ...... 41 Assistant Coach ...... Ryan Brownlee (2nd Year) Awards and Honors ...... 42 Alma Mater/Year ...... Evansville/1997 Individual and Team Records ...... 43-47 Email ...... [email protected] Single Season Leaders ...... 48-49 Assistant Coach ...... Grady Symonds Yearly Records ...... 50 Email ...... [email protected] Hawkeyes Around the USA ...... 51 Duane Banks Field ...... 52-53 MEDIA INFORMATION Baseball SID ...... Tony Wirt Academics and Learning Center ...... 54-55 Email ...... [email protected] Corridor Classic ...... 56 Sports Information Phone ...... (319( 335-9411 I-Cubs Game ...... 57 Sports Information Fax ...... (319) 335-9417 Lead-Off Dinner ...... 58 Press Box Phone ...... (319) 335-9520 Hawkeyes on the Radio ...... 59 Website ...... www.hawkeyesports.com Strength and Conditioning ...... 60 Community Service ...... 61 TEAM INFORMATION Walk-ons ...... 62 2004 Record ...... 20-35 Multi-Sport Athletes ...... 63 Big Ten Record/Finish ...... 12-20/8th President David Skorton and Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby ...... 64 Starters returning/lost ...... 5/3 University of Iowa Athletics ...... 65 Pitchers returning/lost ...... 7/5 Distinguished Alumni ...... 66 The University of Iowa ...... 67-69 The Iowa City Community ...... 70 Hawkeye Traditions ...... 71 Baseball OfÞ ce 232 Carver-Hawkeye Arena The 2005 Hawkeye Baseball Media Guide is a publication of the Univer- Iowa City, Iowa 52242 sity of Iowa Athletic Department. The guide was written and designed by OfÞ ce: (319) 335-9389 Assistant Sports Information Director Tony Wirt. Photos were provided by University of Iowa Photo Services, Dan Donovan and Iowa Baseball. The guide was printed by University Printing. The cover was designed by Matt Ellison and printed by Tru-Art, Iowa City, IA.

The University of Iowa prohibits discrimination in employment, educational programs, and activities on the basis of race, national origin, color, creed, religion, sex, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or associational preference. The University also afÞ rms its commitment to providing equal opportunities and equal access to University facilities. For additional information contact the OfÞ ce of Equal Opportunity and Diversity, (319) 335-0705.

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4476617661 11.indd.indd 1 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:02:28:02:28 PPMM Welcome to Iowa Baseball

Student-athletes throughout the country each year face the difÞ cult task of selecting a University in which to pursue their college degree while reaching their full potential academically and athletically.

Selecting a University and baseball program that is the right Þ t for you is a very important decision. This decision is one that will have a great impact on both the near future as well as the many years to follow your collegiate experience and baseball career.

As you begin to compare all of your options, I strongly encourage you to consider The University of Iowa and our baseball program. Many of the same qualities which distinguish Iowa’s academic reputation are the foundation we are building within the baseball program… a commitment to excellence, tradition of success, strong community support and Þ rst class facilities.

Iowa is an outstanding university with a worldwide reputation of academic excellence. The university features faculty and staff members who are committed to making your experience as a student-athlete a positive experience academically, not to mention Iowa City is a classic college town that prides itself on the success of the university in every regard.

We are also looking forward to regaining the past success that Iowa Baseball has had in winning seven Big Ten Championships, qualifying for three NCAA Tournaments and one appearance in the College Word Series. Our Coaching staff is looking forward to taking The University of Iowa Base- ball program to new heights. We believe that we have an opportunity to become one of the Þ nest baseball programs in the nation, while helping to produce graduates who are prepared for successful careers.

The athletic department at the University of Iowa has built its reputation on the sound foundation of academic, athletic and personal integrity. These qualities are present at the very top in University President, Dr. David Skorton; Athletic Director, Bob Bowlsby; and Associate Athletic Director Fred Mims (Baseball Administrator) and are embraced by each member of our coaching and administrative staff.

It is our hope that you will continue to consider The University of Iowa as a place for your future. Our program offers incredible academic opportunities combined with a Big Ten athletic experience that is unparalleled. The University of Iowa and the Iowa City Community will provide all the necessary ingredients to make your academic and athletic experiences as rewarding as possible.

We hope you will share in the excitement about The University of Iowa and our program. It’s great to be a Hawkeye!

Jack Dahm Head Baseball Coach University of Iowa

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University of Iowa baseball coach Jack Dahm heads into his sec- gives you a chance to win in whatever situation you put him in,” ond season with the Hawkeyes with a seasoned squad and sense Dahm said. “He has three quality pitches he can go to, and could of optimism. be very valuable in a number of roles as a lefthander.”

“We are really looking forward to our second season here,” Dahm With a strong showing in the fall, sophomore Casey O’Rourke has said. “We’ve made a lot of strides since last year. We have so much made a strong case for a spot at the top of the rotation. The Wil- more competition within our program liamsburg, IA, native appeared in 11 and a much better work ethic. I truly games last year and made Þ ve starts feel that we are headed in the right in mid-week games. direction and that we will continue to build the foundation of a successful “Casey has established himself as program.” someone who should be considered as a weekend starter for us,” Dahm PITCHING said. “He likes to have the ball in his The pitching staff will have a host of hand in big games, which is exactly new faces after the Hawkeyes lost what we look for in a starter.” three of their top four starters from a year ago to graduation. The biggest Two other pitchers that had solid falls shoes to Þ ll will be those left by Þ rst and should be in the mix as start- team all-Big Ten selection Nathan ers are sophomore Ryan Dupic and Johnson, who was drafted by the junior Austin Seward. Dupic made Philadelphia Phillies after his senior eight starts last season as a fresh- season. man, while Seward made 13, posting a 5.21 ERA. “There is no way to replace a pitcher the caliber of Nathan Johnson,” Dahm The coaching staff will also have a lot said. “He was a real luxury last year, of options with their newcomers, led knowing that every Friday he was by 6-5 junior Luke O’Laughlin, who going to go out there and give us a comes from Triton Junior College. chance to win.” David Conroy and Travis Sweet are also talented freshmen who could While the Hawkeyes will enter the battle for starts. season without a clear-cut ace on the staff, the coaches are excited about Tim Gudex In the Hawkeye bullpen, Scott Brune the potential of this group of arms and Kevin Sunderman will be looked from top to bottom. Seven hurlers will come into the season bat- at in short relief. Sunderman, who split time between third base and tling for starts. the mound last year, will become a full-time pitcher this year.

“We need guys to step up and establish themselves early in the “Both Brune and Sunderman have stepped up during the offsea- season,” Dahm said. “There is a lot of competition that we didn’t son,” Dahm said. “They give us good options in short relief, as both have last year.” can close the door.”

The top question for Dahm and pitching coach Nick Zumsande is In long relief, Aaron Reasland has experience and should provide where they are going to use talented and versatile southpaw Tim solid innings for the Hawkeyes. Cory Dawson, Brian Furlong and Gudex. The junior served as the Hawkeye closer last season, but Andrew Sparks will also be counted on in long relief. has the tools to be an effective starter in the Big Ten. The status of Jeff Maitland, who is still recovering from the elbow “Gudex isn’t overpowering, but he is a great competitor and always injury that caused him to miss all of last season, is uncertain for this

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At second base, White is an explosive athlete that gained valuable experience last year and pushed Lytle for the starting shortstop spot in the fall.

Senior Andy Cox will split time at both corner inÞ eld spots, and Coach Dahm likes his work ethic and defensive abilities at both third base and Þ rst base.

Luis Andrulonis will see action at the hot corner after an injury plagued season last year in which he started 32 games and hit .264.

They will be challenged by freshmen Travis Sweet and Kody Mc- Manis. Sweet will also see action on the mound this season, while McManis can play second base as well.

Splitting time with Cox at Þ rst base will be freshman Dusty Napoleon. Brian Burmester and Skylar Moss should also challenge for playing time.

Neal Coleman, T.J. Cataldo, Justin Petty and Luke Sassano will provide quality depth in the inÞ eld.

Andy Lytle CATCHER Senior Kris Welker returns after a solid season behind the dish for season. Iowa will be without the services of Danny Bales and Josh the Hawkeyes in which he hit .284 and was second on the team with Wheatly, who will miss the season with arm injuries. 50 hits and 32 RBIs.

INFIELD “Welker is the leader of the team,” Dahm said. “He is a competitive The inÞ eld should be a strength of the 2005 Hawkeye team after kid who takes charge of things on the Þ eld with his Þ ery personality. returning quite a bit of experience from last season. With a young He runs the staff really well and is a good middle of the order hitter.” pitching staff, strong inÞ eld play will be paramount for the Hawk- eyes. A pair of talented youngsters will provide depth behind the plate in Dusty Napoleon and Ben Geelan. “We will need to be one of the top defensive teams in the league to be successful, because we don’t have a lot of strikeout pitchers,” Dahm said. “We will have to be able to catch the ball well, and I have conÞ dence that we will. We’re trying to build the program around pitching and defense.”

The double play combination of shortstop Andy Lytle and Jason White returns for another season and could end the year as one of the best combos in the conference. Lytle hit .305 last year and has all the tools to succeed in the Big Ten.

“Lytle is an extremely talented offensive and defensive player,” Dahm said. “I believe he can develop into one of the better inÞ elders in the Big Ten. He has an above average arm, speed, and he is a good hitter. He was also one of our most consistent players last year.” Kris Welker

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“We are not only excited about having Welker back, but we are really excited about the future of the position with Dusty and Ben,” Dahm said. “Both of these players have a chance to be special.”

The Hawkeyes also have Tom Moreland, Chase Metzger and John Suvada ready to step up and play.

OUTFIELD The Hawkeye outÞ eld will be anchored by all-Big Ten rightÞ elder Nate Yoho, who returns after a breakout year in 2004. Yoho led the Hawkeyes in hits (63), doubles (15), home runs (4) and RBIs (48).

“Yoho is the leader in the outÞ eld,” Dahm said. “He is a talented Þ ve-tool player who continues to improve. He has gotten more consistent throughout his career and should have a great senior season.”

In centerÞ eld, L.J. Mims returns after a productive offseason that should set the stage for successful junior season.

“L.J. had one of the best falls of anyone on our team,” Dahm said. “He’s worked very hard and has much more conÞ dence. He was a bit overpowered last year, but he gained strength in the offseason and is ready to dive into the leadoff spot.”

In leftÞ eld, the Hawkeyes have plenty of options, led by Nate Price and Jeff “Boomer” Engel. Nate Yoho

Price is a 6-2 lefty with speed that Dahm says reminds him of Steve “We are going to play a lot of guys early, and whoever steps up will Finley. He can play center or left, along with being a designated play during the season,” Dahm said. “It’s nice to have options like hitter. that, but we do need guys to step up and establish themselves.”

Engel is coming off a strong fall and can also DH when not playing SCHEDULE the Þ eld. The Hawkeyes will play a demanding schedule that starts with their season opening tournament in Alabama, a three-game series with “Boomer is a big strong kid who brings a real physical presence to 2003 College World Series participant Southwest Missouri State the lineup,” Dahm said. “He’s even stronger than he was last year, and a spring trip to Florida. Iowa will face the top teams in the Mid- and should be a good, solid player for us.” west, including Wichita State, Nebraska, and the annual Corridor Classic with Northern Iowa. Jesse Brownell and Mike Mogard will also challege for starts in the outÞ eld. Dahm says Brownell is the best defensive outÞ elder on the ‘We have one of the toughest schedules an Iowa team has had in team, while Mogard is the hardest worker of the Hawkeyes. a while,” Dahm said. “We’re going to be challenged early, but that will prepare us for the Big Ten season. We will play all the NCAA Matt Wooldrick, Skylar Moss, Marcus Thompson and Ryan Consi- Qualifying teams from the Midwest, and it will be good to see how dine will add depth to the outÞ eld and should challenge for playing we stack up against them.” time throughout the year.

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2005 ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS B/T HT. WT. HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) 1 L.J. Mims JR OF R/R 5-11 168 Cedar Rapids, IA (Central Arizona College) 2 Jason White SO IF L/R 6-1 163 Fort Collins, CO (Rocky Mountain) 3 Dusty Napoleon FR 1B/C L/R 6-2 208 Wilmette, IL (New Trier) 4 Mike Mogard SO OF R/R 5-11 180 Marshalltown, IA (Marshalltown) 5 Andy Lytle SR IF R/R 6-1 171 Denver, CO (Highlands Ranch) 6 Skylar Moss JR OF L/L 5-10 177 Iowa City, IA (City) 7 Jesse Brownell SR OF R/R 6-1 192 Casper, WY (Lamar CC) 8 Luis Andrulonis SR 3B R/R 5-11 198 Miami Lakes, FL (Christopher Columbus) 9 Andy Cox SR IF R/R 6-4 184 Scottsdale, AZ (Horizon) 12 T.J. Cataldo FR IF L/R 6-0 183 Carlisle, IA (Carlisle) 13 Justin Petty SR IF R/R 6-0 180 Carlisle, IA (Marshalltown CC) 14 Nathan Price JR OF L/L 6-2 177 Palm Harbor, FL (Triton Junior College) 15 Jeff Engel SO OF L/R 6-3 206 Minnetonka, MN (Minnetonka) 17 Austin Seward JR P R/R 6-3 201 Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington) 18 Neal Coleman FR IF R/R 6-1 185 Cedar Rapids, IA (Xavier) 19 Tim Gudex JR P L/L 6-0 159 Appleton, WI (Appleton North) 20 Aaron Reasland JR P R/R 6-0 191 Lisbon, IA (Mount Vernon) 21 Kris Welker SR C R/R 6-0 203 Missoula, MT (Southern Idaho) 23 Travis Sweet FR P R/R 6-0 183 Cedar Rapids, IA (Xavier) 24 Nate Yoho SR OF L/R 5-11 197 Des Moines, IA (Valley) 25 Ryan Considine FR OF L/L 5-9 152 Byron, IL (Byron) 26 Matt Wooldrik SO OF R/R 5-1 179 Iowa City, IA (City) 27 Kody McManis FR IF R/R 6-0 190 Bozeman, MT (Bozeman) 28 Scott Brune SO P R/R 6-1 194 Peosta, IA (Dubuque Wahlert) 29 Ben Geelan FR P/C R/R 6-2 183 Algona, IA (Bishop Garrigan) 30 Josh Wheatley FR P R/R 6-1 185 Palmer, IA (Pocahontas Area) 31 Luke O’Loughlin JR P R/R 6-4 187 Chicago, IL (Triton Junior College) 32 Casey O’Rourke SO P R/R 6-5 190 Williamsburg, IA (Williamsburg) 33 Danny Bales FR P L/L 6-4 199 Cedar Rapids, IA (Kennedy) 34 Andrew Sparks FR P R/R 6-2 230 Kirksville, MO (Kirksville) 35 David Conroy FR P R/R 6-5 192 Lisbon, IA (Mount Vernon) 37 Jeff Maitland JR P L/L 6-2 193 Palatine, IL (Fremd) 38 Luke Sassano FR P/IF R/R 6-2 188 Naperville, IL(Waubonsie Valley) 40 Ryan Dupic SO P R/R 6-4 203 Emmetsburg, IA (Emmetsburg) 41 Kevin Sunderman JR P R/R 6-2 195 Papillion, NE (Iowa Western CC) 42 Cory Dawson FR L/L 6-2 185 Altoona, IA (Southeast Polk) 43 Chris Zinn SO P L/R Carol Steam, IL 44 Brian Burmester SO 1B/C L/R 6-1 201 Olympia, WA (Edmonds CC) 45 Brian Furlong SR P R/R 6-3 207 Iowa City, IA (Triton Junior College) Chase Metzger FR C R/R 5-11 175 Elgin, IA (Valley Community) Tom Moreland JR OF L/L 6-2 229 Shorewood, WI (Methodist College) John Suvada JR C R/R 5-11 179 Shaumburg, IL (Oakton CC) Marcus Thompson FR OF R/R 6-1 184 Runnells, IA (Southeast Polk)

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Date Opponent Time February 25-27 at Wiregrass Baseball Classic, Dothan, AL February 25 Iowa vs. Troy State 6 pm February 26 Iowa vs. Middle Tennessee State 2 pm February 27 Ohio State vs. Iowa 10 am March 4 at Southwest Missouri State 3 pm March 5 at Southwest Missouri State 2 pm March 6 at Southwest Missouri State 1 pm March 12 vs. Toledo at Jacksonville University 11 am March 13 vs. Rider at Jacksonville University 1:30 pm March 14 vs. Rider at Univ of North Florida 4 pm March 15 vs. North Florida 7 pm March 18 at Bradenton, Florida Nate Yoho March 18 vs. Illinois-Chicago 6 pm March 19 vs. Illinois-Chicago 8:30 pm March 19 vs. Bucknell 3 pm March 25 at Wichita State 7 pm Luis Andrulonis March 26 at Wichita State 2 pm March 27 at Wichita State 1 pm March 30 at Illinois State 3 pm April 1 Michigan State 6 pm April 2 Michigan State (dh) 2 pm April 3 Michigan State 1 pm April 6 at Nebraska 6:05 pm April 8 at Michigan 3 pm L.J. Mims April 9 at Michigan (dh) 1 pm April 10 at Michigan 1 pm April 12 Northern Iowa 6 pm April 13 Northern Illinois 6 pm April 15 Indiana 6 pm April 16 Indiana (dh) 2 pm April 17 Indiana 1 pm April 20 North Dakota State 6 pm April 22 Penn State 6 pm April 23 Penn State (dh) 2 pm April 24 Penn State 1 pm April 26 vs. Northern Iowa at Cedar Rapids 6:30 pm April 27 Western Illinois University 6 pm Ryan Dupic April 29 at Northwestern 3 pm April 30 at Northwestern (dh) 1 pm May 1 at Northwestern 1 pm May 4 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 6 pm May 6 Minnesota 6 pm May 7 Minnesota (dh) 2 pm May 8 Minnesota 1 pm May 13 at Purdue 3 pm May 14 at Purdue (dh) 1 pm May 15 at Purdue 1 pm May 18 Illinois-Chicago 6 pm May 20 at Illinois 6 pm May 21 at Illinois (dh) 4 pm May 22 at Illinois 1 pm May 25 at Big Ten Tournament TBD Andy Lytle June 3-5 at NCAA Regionals June 10-12 at NCAA Super Regionals Kris Welker June 17-27 at College World Series

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4476617661 11.indd.indd 7 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:02:41:02:41 PPMM Head Coach Jack Dahm

Jack Dahm Head Coach Second Year Creighton University, 1989

Jack Dahm enters his second season as the head coach of the University of Iowa baseball team.

In his Þ rst year, Coach Dahm began building the foundation of what he expects to be a top-notch ballclub. The Hawkeyes went 20-35 with a very challenging schedule, and Þ nished eighth in the Big Ten with a 12-20 record.

Dahm helped guide both Nathan Johnson and Nate Yoho to All- Big Ten honors. Johnson was named to the Þ rst team and Yoho earned his way onto the second team. Iowa also had eight players on the Academic All-Big Ten team in Dahm’s Þ rst year.

Before coming to Iowa City, Dahm spent 18 years as a member of the Creighton Bluejays baseball program. He left the Bluejays as the winningest coach in school history, having compiled 283 wins against 276 losses in 10 seasons as a head coach.

Building the Foundation is the theme that Coach Dahm has Other new and exciting events were added to the schedule. The I- stressed since he was hired in July of 2003. Dahm’s plan for Cubs/Hawkeye Classic at Sec Taylor Stadium in Des Moines and Hawkeye baseball is to build the program from the ground up. an exhibition game against the Triple A Iowa Cubs was a rousing success, as was the Þ rst annual Corridor Classic against intra- “In order to build a consistent program we must have a solid foun- state rival, Northern Iowa. The Classic, which is held at Veterans dation and that starts with quality student-athletes who are willing Memorial Stadium in Cedar Rapids, helped raise over $85,000 to make personal sacriÞ ces on and off the Þ eld,” said Dahm. “We for the American Diabetes Association with a Kiss A Pig contest must also develop a level of trust and belief in each other and in held before the game. It was the third largest ADA fundraiser in the program. If we can build that solid foundation the success on Iowa history. the Þ eld will start to take care of itself.” Dahm gained praise nationally for his Þ rst recruiting class, after it That foundation is not just on the Þ eld, but off it as well. Players was ranked in the top-50, and perhaps the top-25, by Jerry Ford, have been busy giving back to the community by helping raise the National Director of Perfect Game U.S.A. Collegiate Base- money for breast cancer and helping the Iowa Children’s Museum ball named it the top-ranked class in the Big Ten and the No. 44 at the Crystal Ball dinner. Dahm also arranged the annual Lead- class nationally. Dahm and the Hawkeyes made their mark on the Off Dinner, which featured Cubs General Manager Jim Hendry as in-state recruiting trail when they inked six of the top eight high a speaker in 2005. school prospects in the state of Iowa, which included the top four pitching prospects.

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In year two on the recruiting trail, Dahm and his staff continued its success by signing some of the top players in the Midwest.

Dahm went to Creighton in 1986 to play under Hendry and spent four years as a student-athlete from 1986-89. In 1990, Dahm ac- cepted a position as a graduate assistant coach for Hendry and spent four years helping build Creighton into a Missouri Valley Conference power.

In 1991, Dahm was promoted to a full-time assistant as he helped the Bluejays reach the College World Series. That Creighton squad ended the season as the second-highest hitting club in the nation, batting .355 as a team. The team’s 60 triples in 1991 led the nation and remain a school record. Jack Dahm with former coach and mentor, Cubs General Manager Jim Hendry at the 2005 Lead-Off Dinner. In October of 1993, Dahm was hired as Creighton’s head coach, becoming the youngest head coach in Division I at the age of 25. For the next ten years, Þ ve of Dahm’s ten teams would Þ nish in the top three of the Missouri Valley Conference. Dahm earned his second coach of the year honor in 2002 when the Bluejays Þ nished the season 30-24 against one of the nations In 1999, Dahm earned his Þ rst of two Missouri Valley Conference toughest schedules. Victories over nationally ranked Nebraska, Coach of the Year honors as the Bluejays advanced to the NCAA Notre Dame and Wichita State were overshadowed by the team’s tournament for the Þ rst time in the Dahm era. Creighton posted 38 best-ever season in the Missouri Valley Conference. Despite hav- wins that season, the most since Dahm’s Þ rst year in 1994, before ing a lineup top-heavy with underclassmen, Creighton Þ nished being eliminated from the South Bend Regional. second in MVC play with a 21-10 record.

In 2000, Dahm guided the Bluejays to their second consecutive A native of Morton Grove, IL, Dahm entered Creighton as a highly NCAA Regional appearance at the Arizona State regional in Tem- recruited inÞ elder in 1985 and left 18 years later as the all-time pe, AZ, after Þ nishing the season with a 38-23 record. During the winningest coach in school history. As a player, Dahm shared season, Dahm led Creighton into the national spotlight as they the dugout with former Major Leaguers Mike Heathcott, Dax peaked at No. 15 in the Collegiate Baseball poll and were ranked Jones, Scott Servais, Dan Smith and Scott Stahoviak. Eighteen in the top 25 of the Baseball Weekly/ESPN Coaches’ Poll and of Dahm’s players have been selected in the Major League draft Baseball America. since 1994, four of which have played at the Major League level. Since 1994, Dahm has produced 16 Þ rst-team all-MVC players, seven freshman All-Americans and two All-Americans.

Besides being a student of the game on the Þ eld, Dahm was active in community service, fundraising and his teams have strived academically as well.

The Bluejays were actively involved in the community under Dahm, as they held various free baseball clinics, raised money for the Nebraska Children’s Home and were a part of “Opera- tion Bluejay,” a program that provided tutoring for young people in Omaha.

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What Others Are Saying... “Iowa made an outstanding decision when they hired Jack Dahm. He understands what it takes to be successful at a northern school. He has already begun to build the excitment about the program locally and he will work to keep the best players in the state home. I expect great things from Jack and the Iowa baseball program in the near future.” Jim Hendry General Manager Chicago Cubs The Dahm Family: (left to right) Lyndsey, Lynn, Tyler, Jack and Casey. “Iowa made a great choice in hiring Jack Dahm to be its new baseball coach. I have admired him for many years Dahm also played a large role in the planning, designing and fund as a tough competitor, an outstanding game coach and raising for the $3.5 million Creighton Sports Complex. The Kitty a great person. He competes hard on the Þ eld, but he Gaughan Pavilion baseball facility is one of the Þ nest indoor baseball complexes in the country. It featured a state of the art hitting always does so with a tremendous amount of class. We facility, locker rooms, Legends View Club and coaches’ ofÞ ces. had many great games against his Creighton teams and I hope we will have the same in the future with his Iowa Dahm’s teams have not only had success on the Þ eld, but in the Hawkeyes. I have no doubt Jack will lead the Hawkeyes classroom as well. During his tenure at Creighton, Dahm’s play- to the upper echelon of the Big Ten Conference in the ers were named to 32 spots on the Missouri Valley Conference near future.” Scholar-Athlete teams, 10 Verizon Academic all-District honors and three Verizon Academic all-Americans. His teams also con- Paul Mainieri sistently Þ nished with G.P.A’s around 3.0. Head Baseball Coach Dahm has also been active in the advancement of college base- University of Notre Dame ball by being a member of the many national committees. He was a ten-year member on the College World Series Board of Direc- “Jack Dahm is a perfect Þ t for the future of the University tors and served on the American Baseball Coaches Association of Iowa Baseball. He has a great understanding of the Change of Season Committee. He was also a part of the NCAA commitment it will take to have a winner in Iowa City. Division I Regional Advisory Committee and was an onsite direc- Jack possesses the work ethic as a coach and recruiter tor of the NCAA Yes Baseball Clinic for 11 years. to make the Hawkeyes a consistent contender for the As a speaker, Dahm has been the featured speaker at the Young Big Ten title and NCAA Regionals.” Leaders Society of Johnson County, the United Way Board of Di- Brian O’Connor rectors in Iowa City and at numerous Rotorary Clubs, I-Club func- tions and baseball clinics throughout the Midwest. Head Baseball Coach University of Virginia The 38-year old Dahm and his wife, Lynn, have been married for 11 years. The couple has three children - sons Casey and Tyler and daughter Lyndsey.

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Nick Zumsande Pitching Coach Second Year Iowa State University, 1984

Nick Zumsande enters his second season as Iowa’s pitching coach.

Last season, Zumsande guided Hawkeye hurler Nate Johnson to a fan- tastic season that saw him named Þ rst team all-Big Ten and drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies.

Zumsande was also a big factor in helping Iowa land the top-ranked recruiting class in the Big Ten during the coaching staff’s Þ rst year of recruiting.

Prior to being named Iowa’s pitching coach in August of 2003, Zum- sande served as a pitching instructor at Indiana State University. Zum- sande joined the Sycamores in 2001 as the pitching instructor, recruiting Coach Zumsande with Ryan Dupic coordinator and baseball camp director. In his second and Þ nal season with the Sycamores in 2003, Zumsande guided the Indiana State hurl- ed his team to the NCJAA Division I World Series (1994 & 1999). In ers to a 36-21 record and a 4.15 earned run average, the second lowest 1994, the Muscatine baseball program was awarded the Homa Thomas team ERA in the Missouri Valley Conference. Team Sportsmanship Award by designated members of the media.

Before arriving at Terre Haute, IN, Zumsande served one year as the In the professional ranks, Zumsande spent the 1993 season working pitching coach at Iowa State University. In his lone year at Iowa State, for Major League Baseball International in Northern Europe. While in the Cyclones team earned run average lowered nearly two runs and Europe, he served as an ambassador as he promoted and instructed led the team to its Þ rst Big 12 Tournament appearance in school his- baseball for MLB. tory. Zumsande’s staff Þ nished the conference season with a 4.38 ERA, which was tied for fourth with Nebraska in the conference. Born July 17, 1961, Zumsande graduated from Iowa State in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education. He earned his master’s de- Zumsande held the head coach’s position at Muscatine Community gree in Athletic Administration from Northwest Missouri State in 1986. College before accepting the assistant position at his alma mater, Iowa State. Zumsande headed the Muscatine program from 1988-2000, re- cording 431 career victories against 195 losses, a .688 winning percent- Dahm on Zumsande age. The Indians Þ nished in the national polls six times in the 1990’s “Coach Zumsande is a proven winner that has had success ev- under Zumsande’s guidance. During that period, Zumsande earned erywhere he has coached. He has developed outstanding pitch- NJCAA Region IX Coach of the Year honors in 1990, 1994 and 1999. ing staffs in the Big 12 and Missouri Valley Conferences and I believe he will do the same in the Big Ten. I enjoyed watching Over 50 of Zumsande’s former MCC player were sent on to major four- Nick work with and develop our pitching staff last year. He took year colleges and 30 former players signed professional baseball con- a very inexperienced staff and taught them how to compete on tracts. a daily basis. Nick has the unique ability to teach not only the mechanics of pitching, but also the mental side. The one char- A member of the American Baseball Coaches Association and Iowa acteristic that has stuck out to me about his pitching staffs is that High School Baseball Coaches Association, Zumsande has twice guid- they will compete.”

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4476617661 11.indd.indd 1111 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:02:55:02:55 PPMM Assistant Coach Ryan Brownlee

Ryan Brownlee Assistant Coach Second Year Evansville University, 1997

Ryan Brownlee enters his second season as the Iowa hitting, in- Þ eld instructor and recruiting coordinator.

In his Þ rst season as recruiting coordinator at Iowa, Brownlee inked one of the Þ nest classes the Hawkeyes have seen. The class was ranked No. 1 in the Big Ten by Collegiate Baseball. As the batting coach, Brownlee was also key in the success of Nate Yoho, who earned all-Big Ten honors for the Þ rst time last year.

Prior to joining the Iowa staff, Brownlee served as the inÞ eld/bas- erunning coach and assisted with hitting and recruiting at James Madison University for four years. Brownlee did a variety of game- day assignments during his tenure at JMU, including coaching Þ rst base, bench coach, inÞ eld shifts, defensive plays and opponents’ scouting reports. In back-to-back years (2001-02), Brownlee guided the Dukes to school record .967 and .968 Þ elding percent- Coach Brownlee with ESPN’s Peter Gammons ages. Also in 2002, the Dukes broke the school record for wins in two seasons. While at Evansville, Brownlee was responsible for a season with 43 and advanced to the NCAA Southeast Regional outÞ eld, catching and hitting instruction. Brownlee advanced to the at Columbia, SC, after winning the Colonial Athletic Association Purple Aces’ coaching ranks after excelling as a player for four crown. seasons. A four-year starter at second base, Brownlee earned all-MCC honors in 1994 and all-MVC accolades in 1996. He Before joining the James Madison coaching staff, Brownlee served was also selected to the American Baseball Coaches Associa- as an assistant coach under his father, James, at Evansville for tion all-Region squad. In 1997, Brownlee was tabbed a TPX pre- season third-team all-American and he received the University of Evansville’s William V. Slyker award for the most outstanding male athlete at the university.

Brownlee, a native of Evansville, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in biology in 1997. He received his Master’s in athletic administration in 2002 from James Madi- son. He and his wife, Aimee, welcomed their Þ rst child, Jackson, on Dec. 31, 2002. Dahm on Brownlee “Ryan is one of the brightest young coaches in college baseball. I have been amazed at his relentless work ethic with our players on the Þ eld and in the recruiting process. Ryan has been very instra- mental in coordinating our Þ rst two recruiting classes, including this year’s, which was the top class in the Big Ten. Ryan grew up around the game of baseball and he understands the commit- The Brownlee Family: Aimee, Jackson and Ryan ment and work ethic it takes to build a championship program.”

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4476617661 11.indd.indd 1122 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:02:58:02:58 PPMM Assistand Coaches and Support Staff

Grady Symonds Chris Maliszewski Assistant Coach Undergraduate Assistant Coach First Year First Year

Grady Symonds enters his Þ rst season as a volunteer assistant coach Chris Maliszewski enters his Þ rst year as an undergraduate assistant at the University of Iowa. He will coach Þ rst base for the Hawkeyes, coach for the University of Iowa baseball team. along with working with the catchers and assisting with hitting and out- Þ eld play. Before joining the coaching staff, Maliszewski was a four-year letterwinner for the Hawkeyes. Symonds coached at Triton Junior College last season under his father Bob Symonds, who has coached the Trojans for 33 years and is a A southpaw, Maliszewski had a 7-10 career record with three saves. As member of the NJCAA Hall of Fame. He served as the Þ rst base coach a sophomore, Maliszewski earned the win in Iowa’s playoff clinching and worked with catchers and outÞ elders. win over Illinois, which sent the Hawkeyes to the Big Ten Tournament for the Þ rst time since 1991. Symonds, a catcher, played for Triton Junior College for two years before attending the University of Hawaii for one. He then played in the He is a health, leisure and sports studies major. Arizona Diamondback’s organization. “Chris has an outstanding work ethic, passion for the game and loyalty “Grady is a very knowledgeable young coach who has grown up around to the Iowa baseball program,” Dahm said. “He will be a great help to the game,” Dahm said. “We are excited to have him on the staff.” us, especially to Coach Zumsande and the pitching staff.”

Tony Wirt Ray Gilmore Fred Mims Mike Fumagali Baseball SID OfÞ cial Scorer Baseball Administrator Trainer

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Luis Andrulonis Senior Third Base R/R, 5-11, 198 Miami Lakes, FL (Christopher Columbus)

2004 – started 32-of-36 games played… played 30 games at third base, four games at Þ rst base and three as a designated hitter… went 3-for- 5 with a pair of doubles and an RBI against Michigan (Apr. 9)… didn’t make an error in the Þ nal 21 games of the season… went 4-of-4 with a sacriÞ ce bunt against Minnesota (May 9)… hit .260 in Big Ten play… Þ ve of his eight RBIs came in conference games… hit .353 against lefthanded pitching… reached base 13-of-26 times he led off an inning.

2003 – started 41-of-43 games played… opened the season with a two-for-three performance at Wichita State… knocked in Þ rst career RBI in Iowa’s 13-1 win over Southern Illinois… recorded eight multi- hit games… hit .200 in conference play with three doubles and seven RBI… Þ nished the season on a career-high six-game hitting streak… batted .318 (7-22) at the Florida All-Star Jamboree… hit Þ ve-for-11 in Iowa’s four game split with Minnesota.

2002 – started 12-of-17 games played… tallied seven hits in 36 at- bats… hit .300 in Big Ten play (3-10)… recorded four walks and two stolen bases… went 2-for-3 in the second game of a doubleheader against Ohio State… hit 2-for-2 with a walk against SW Missouri State. Luis Andrulonis

High School – named team MVP while batting .382 with eight homeruns during senior season… second team all-state as a senior… holds school record for highest on base percentage (.702) in one season… holds single season record for being hit by a pitch 21 times. Danny Bales Freshman Personal – born 10/8/82… communications studies major. Pitcher L/L, 6-4, 199 YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI Cedar Rapids, IA (Kennedy) 2002 .194 17 36 7 0 0 0 0 2003 .230 43 126 29 5 0 0 16 2004 .264 36 106 28 7 0 0 8 High School – Gatorade and Louisville Slugger Iowa Player of the Year Totals .239 96 268 64 12 0 0 24 as a senior… third team all-american… Mississippi Valley Confernece Player of the Year as a junior… three-time Þ rst team all-state and two- time all-state Super Team… hit .340 with 11 home runs as a senior… struck out 243 batters in sophomore and junior years… led Kennedy High School to back-to-back conference titles and a runner up Þ nish in the state tournament as a junior… four-year letterwinner and Þ rst team all-state selection in bowling… bowled two 300 games.

Personal - born 1/4/86... open major.

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Jesse Brownell Scott Brune Senior Sophomore OutÞ eld Pitcher R/R, 6-1, 192 R/R, 6-1, 194 Casper, WY (Natrona County) Peosta, IA (Wahlert)

2004 – Played in 54 games, starting 47… ranked third on the team with 2004 – made 19 appearences, 18 of which were in relief… Þ fth on the 26 RBIs… second on the team with 71 total bases… tied for the team team with 40 innings pitched… threw 5 2/3 innings in only start of the lead with four triples… third on the team with eight stolen bases… went season against Miami of Ohio (Mar. 18)… earned the win in Iowa’s 6-2 3-for-5 with two RBIs in Þ rst game in an Iowa uniform (vs. Centenary win over Penn State (Apr. 25)… pitched two innings of hitless ball in - Feb. 27)… had 11 multi-hit games… had a nine-game hitting streak Iowa’s 7-6 loss against Minnesota (May 8)… saw action in nine Big Ten (Mar. 27-Apr. 10)… hit .272 in Big Ten play. games.

College – Played one season at Lamar Community College… hit .380 2003 – Redshirted. with 10 HR and had 35 stolen bases. High School – three-year varsity starter… all-state honoree as a se- High School – Wyoming Male Athlete of the Year in 2001… two-time nior… helped Dubuque Wahlert reach the Iowa High School State Tour- all-state selection… team MVP and Gatorade Player of the Year as a nament as a junior. senior… three-time all-conference and all-district selection… four-year varsity letterwinner… named Outstanding Newcomer is a freshman… Personal – born 2/1/84…health and sport studies major. holds school records for HR, stolen bases and doubles… batted .510 with 16 HR and 30 SB as a senior in leading his team to a 40-12 overall record and a runner-up Þ nish at the state tournament. YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO Personal – Born 3/15/1982… health and sports studies major. 2004 1-3 0 7.20 40 32 42 23

YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2004 .271 54 170 46 8 4 3 26 Brian Burmester Sophomore C/1B L/R, 6-1, 201 Olympia, WA (Edmonds CC)

Before Iowa –second team all-NWAACC designated hitter for Edmonds Community College… hit .266 with four home runs, 18 RBIs and Þ ve doubles in 79 at bats.

High School - all-state selection as a senior after receiving all-conference and all-area laurels his junior and senior years… led his North Thurston High School team to a Washington State AAA Championship with a perfect 24-0 record as a senior and was named team MVP… holds school single-season records in home runs (10), RBIs (41) and slugging percentage (1.000). Jesse Brownell Personal - political science and secondary education major.

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T.J. Cataldo David Conroy Freshman Freshman InÞ eld Pitcher L/R, 6-0, 183 R/R, 6-5, 192 Carlisle, IA (Carlisle) Mount Vernon, IA (Mount Vernon)

High School – First team IHSBCA and second team Iowa Newspaper High School – two-time Þ rst team all-conference and second team Association all-state selection as a senior… four-time Þ rst team all-con- all-state as a junior… two-time all-district selection… combined 17-3 ference and All-Record Herold team… three-time Þ rst team all-district… record with 249 strikeouts from sophomore-senior years… National led Carlisle to an Iowa Class 2A State Championship as a junior, hitting Honor Society. two home runs in the state championship game… hit .433 with 10 home runs as a senior, .486 with eight home runs as a junior… qualiÞ ed for Personal – 8/1/85… open major. the state track meet in the 4x100m relay.

Personal – born 5/4/86… uncle Bob Catalado played baseball for Iowa... open major.

Neal Coleman Ryan Considine Redshirt Freshman Freshman InÞ eld OutÞ eld R/R, 6-1, 185 L/L, 5-9, 152 Cedar Rapids, IA (Xavier) Byron, IL (Byron)

2004 - Redshirted High School - three-time all-conference and Dixon Telegraph all-area selection… holds school single-season records for stolen bases (31), High School – All-conference and second team all-district selection as a triples (8) and runs scored (48), along with the Byron career record for senior… second team all-conference in 2001 and 2002… hit .440 with 5 runs scored (131)… two-time all-state selection in football and a three- HR in leading team to a 36-4 record in 2003… three-time Missouri Val- time all-state honoree in basketball… two-time team MVP in both foot- ley Conference champions… Student Senate Executive Board… honor ball and basketball… holds school records for career receiving yards roll student. and touchdowns, along with most career punt return touchdowns… also holds the single season assist record in basketball. Personal – Born 3/3/1985… pre-physical therapy and pre-exercise science major. Personal – born 9/9/85… brother Sean is a member of the Iowa football team… open major.

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Andy Cox Junior OutÞ eld R/R, 6-4, 184 Scottsdale, AZ (Horizon)

2004 – Played in 41 games, starting 33… went 2-of-3 with a triple and RBI in the season opener against Centenary (Feb. 27)… went 2-of-4 with a season-high three runs scored against Northwestern (May 1)… had four multi-hit games… hit .154 in Big Ten play.

2003 – Started eight of 25 games played… started Þ ve of 15 conference games… collected a career-high three hits in Þ ve at bats, including two doubles, one run scored and one RBI in Iowa’s win over Long Island (3/17)… raised his batting average to a season-high .364 after batting three-for-four in two games at MSU… batted .300 with two RBI and one run scored in series split vs. Minnesota… slugged .379 and hit .276 in 15 Big Ten games.

2002 – Appeared in 38 games, including 26 starts… hit Þ rst career home run in 14-1 victory over Western Illinois… went 2-for-3 with a run scored in 12-6 victory at Minnesota… recorded seven multiple-hit games… went 3-for-5 with two doubles against Bethune-Cookman.

High School – Holds school record with seven outÞ eld assists in one season… Desert Valley Region honorable mention, batting .348 with 21 RBI during senior season… led Horizon to back-to-back Desert Valley Region Þ rst place Þ nishes as a junior and senior… Arizona Junior Col- lege Summer League all-star. Andy Cox

Personal – Born 7/3/83… father James played baseball at Iowa in 1970-71, played professionally for the Montreal Expos from 1972-79… Cory Dawson art major. Freshman Pitcher L/L, 6-2, 185 Altoona, IA (Southeast Polk) YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2002 .248 38 101 25 3 2 1 9 High School – First team all-district and all-conference as a senior… 2003 .267 25 45 12 5 0 0 6 second team all-district and all-conference as a junior… posted a 6-2 2004 .178 41 107 19 2 1 0 5 record with a 3.22 ERA and 59 strikeouts as a senior… also hit .405 Totals .253 104 253 56 10 3 1 20 and led all CIML Conferences with 19 doubles… two-time academic all-conference in baseball, basketball and football.

Personal – Born 3/31/86... open major.

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Ryan Dupic Jeff Engel Sophomore Sophomore Pitcher OutÞ eld R/R, 6-4, 203 L/R, 6-3, 206 Emmetsburg, IA (Emmetsburg) Minnetonka, MN (Minnetonka)

2004 – Pitched in 11 games, starting eight… started three games in 2004 – Saw action in 10 games, starting Þ ve… started four games in conference play… earned Þ rst- Big Ten play… hit .500 (3-of-6) with runners in scoring position… went career win in Iowa’s 4-2 win 3-for-4 with two RBIs and two runs scored against Illinois State (May over Northern Illinois (Mar. 19). 28)… struck out a season-high four against Army (Mar. 20) and High School – Played on the American Legion World Series… selected Northern Illinois (Mar. 28)… to the all-tournament team… led legion team to a conference cham- academic all-Big Ten. pionship, regional championship and a national runner-up Þ nish while batting .414 with 4 HR, 55 RBI and 8 stolen bases in 2002… batted .435 2003 – Redshirted. with 7 HR, 70 RBI and 10 SB in 2003.

High School – Three-time Þ rst Personal – Born 1/25/1985… pre-exercise science major. team all-conference… batted .450 with 10 home runs, 44 RBI YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI and posted a 10-0 record with 2004 .250 10 20 5 1 0 0 4 112 strikeouts as a Þ rst team all-state junior… earned second team all-state honors as Brian Furlong a senior, posting a 7-2 record Senior with a 0.70 earned run average Pitcher on the mound and batting .511 with seven home runs and 39 R/R, 6-3, 207 RBI at the plate… holds school Iowa City, IA (City) records with 29 wins and 375 strikeouts… three-year varsity letter winner in basketball. 2004 – Redshirted

Personal – Born 5/8/83… pre- Before Iowa – Played at Iowa State University in 2000-01 where he elementary education major. was a Big 12 Scholar Athlete… attended Triton College in 2001-02… Ryan Dupic attended Creighton University in 2002-03, where he played for Iowa Head Coach Jack Dahm. YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO 2004 1-6 0 10.00 36 40 64 20 High School – Elite team all-state member as a senior… two-time all- state, all-district and all-conference selection… team captain and team MVP in 2000… posted a 7-1 record with a school record .37 ERA in 2000 in guiding City High to a 31-10 record… played on the Iowa City Braves club team that made Þ ve national tournament appearances… played on the Iowa City Falcons club team that went to the 13-15 year old Babe Ruth World Series, teamed with Hawkeyes Skyler Moss, John Skay and Matt Wooldrik… academic all-conference… honor roll student.

Personal – Born 12/15/1981… communications studies major.

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Ben Geelan Andy Lytle Freshman Senior Catcher/Pitcher InÞ eld R/R, 6-2, 183 R/R, 6-1, 177 Algona, IA (Bishop Garrigan) Denver, CO (Highlands Ranch)

High School – Two-time Þ rst team all-state selection… three-time Þ rst 2004 – Played in 41 games, starting 39… played 34 games at second team all-district and all-conference pick… hit .564 with 16 home runs, base and seven at third… third on the team with a .305 batting aver- 62 RBIs and 15 stolen bases as a senior while going 8-1 with a 0.91 age… hit a team-best .349 in conference play… hit .333 with runners ERA and 128 strikeouts on the mound… holds Bishop Garrigan High on base and .408 with two outs… went 4-of-4 with a double and two School records for lowest season and career ERA… led Bishop Gar- runs scored against Minnesota (May 9)… hit .500 (6-of-12) in series rigan to three consecutive conference championships… also played against Michigan (Apr. 9-11)… went 8-15 with two doubles and three basketball and golf… four-year member of the honor roll and graduated runs scored in series against Minnesota (May 7-9)… had a seven-game Suma Cum Laude. hitting streak in Big Ten play (May 7-15).

Personal – Born 12/2/85… political science and sports studies major. 2003 – One of three Hawkeyes to appear in all 47 games with 46 starts… started all 31 Big Ten contests… collected Þ rst career hit and drove in Þ rst career run at Wichita State (3/3)… collected 11 multi-hit Tim Gudex games… hit Þ ve-for-13 and scored four runs in series split with Min- Junior nesota… batted nine-for-21 during season-high six-game hitting streak Pitcher (5/9-5/17)… started Hawkeye career with a four-game hitting streak… L/L, 6-0, 159 committed just two errors in 228 chances… set a school record with Þ ve Appleton, WI (North) double plays vs. Ohio State (4/12). 2002 – Competed at Garden City Community College.

2004 – Made a team-high 23 appearances on the mound… led the High School – Drafted in 43rd round of Major League Baseball Draft by team with four saves… second on the team with a 3.89 ERA… oppo- the Philadelphia Phillies… Colorado High School Player of the Year as nents hit a team-low .258 off him… recorded the win in Iowa’s season a senior… hit .550 with two home runs and 41 RBI during senior cam- opener with Centenary (Feb. 27)… struck out a season-high four in paign…three-time Þ rst team all-conference… conference most valuable back-to-back appearances against Illinois State (Apr. 6) and Michgian defensive player as a shortstop during senior season… holds school (Apr. 9)… picked up all four saves in four consecutive appearances record for most at-bats and RBI in a single season. against Maine (Mar. 13), Stetson (Mar. 16), Dartmouth (Mar. 19) and Northern Illinois (Mar. 28)… second on the team with a 4.80 ERA in Personal – Born 9/15/82… political science major. Big Ten play… team-best 12 appearances in the Big Ten… academic all-Big Ten. YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2003 – Redshirted. 2003 .257 47 152 39 8 1 0 12 2002 – Appeared in four games, throwing 10 2/3 innings… tallied 13 2004 .305 41 151 46 4 1 0 16 strikeouts in six innings in his Þ rst career appearance against Mt. St. Totals .281 88 303 85 12 2 0 28 Clare. High School – First team all-conference honors as a junior and senior… WBCA’s honorable mention junior and senior seasons… undefeated in seven decisions with a 2.14 ERA and 37 strikeouts junior season… holds school record with seven wins in a season… school record 13 wins in a career… school record with 110 career strikeouts… threw a complete game no-hitter in 2000.

Personal – Born 9/23/82… Þ nance major.

YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO 2002 2-0 0 10.13 10 2/3 12 18 15 2004 3-2 4 3.89 34 2/3 15 34 30 Totals 5-2 4 5.36 45 1/3 27 52 45 Andy Lytle

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Jeff Maitland Kody McManis Senior Freshman Pitcher InÞ eld L/L, 6-2, 193 R/R, 6-0, 190 Palatine, IL (Fremd) Bozeman, MT (Bozeman)

2004 – Took a medical redshirt after suffering an elbow injury High School – Led his Bozeman High School team to the state tournament as a junior and senior… hit .571 including a home run at the state 2003 – Only Hawkeye to tournament as a senior… played for Big Sky Baseball for two years… pitch and play the Þ eld… National Honor Society Member… honor roll. started two-of-14 games in the Þ eld, batting one-for-14 with two RBI… appeared in Personal – Born 12/5/85… open major. eight games including six starts on the mound… allowed one hit in Þ ve innings while earning the win vs. Long Island (3/17)… struck Chase Metzger out three and allowed four Freshman hits in Þ ve innings, earning Catcher the win in Iowa’s 11-4 win R/R, 5-11, 175 over Illinois State. Elgin, IA (Valley Community) 2002 – Started three games in four appearances... re- High School – Four-time all-conference selection… hit over .400 in corded his Þ rst collegiate win vs. Western Illinois… pitched each of his last three years, including a .472 average as a senior… Þ ve innings and allowed only hit 21 home runs in his last three years of high school… two-time Þ rst one earned run in the 14-1 team Iowa Newspaper Association all-state selection as a defensive victory… only Hawkeye to back… second team Des Moines Register all-state pick as a quarter- pitch and play the Þ eld. back… three-time Þ rst team all-conference selection and second team all-state in basketball. High School – First team all-conference and all-state Personal – Born 12/14/85… Health & Sports Studies major. honorable mention as a ju- Jeff Maitland nior… Þ rst team all-conference and third team all-state senior season… team Most Valuable Player as a senior… holds career record with 94 hits and hits in a season with 57… team record for innings pitched in a season with 87 1/3… team record with 180 1/3 career innings pitched… holds school record with 25 career victories… set school record with 12 wins in a season as a junior… matched school record with 12 wins as a senior… set school record with 0.69 ERA as a senior… holds school record for strikeouts in a career and single season, 259 and 125 respectively.

Personal – Born 12/13/1982… marketing major.

YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO 2002 1-2 0 7.98 14.2 13 21 6 2003 2-3 0 8.16 28.2 26 41 10 Totals 3-5 0 8.04 43.1 39 62 16

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L.J. Mims Mike Mogard Junior Sophomore OutÞ eld OutÞ eld R/R, 5-11, 168 R/R, 5-11, 180 Cedar Rapids, IA (Central Arizona College) Marshallrown, IA (Marshallrown)

2004 – Played in 54 games, starting 50… 7-of-10 in stolen bases… hit 2004 – Played in 32 games, starting 14… saw action in the outÞ eld and .239 in conference play… 10 of 21 RBIs came with two outs… had nine as a designated hitter… all ten hits were singles… hit .286 in confer- multi-hit games… 3-for-3 with two doubles against Northern Iowa at ence play… went 2-for-4 with a run scored against Southwest Missouri the I-380 Corridor Classic (Apr. 21)… stole two bases against Miami of State (Mar. 6)… was 2-of-4 with two stolen bases against Bucknell (Mar. Ohio (Mar. 18)… 3-for-5 with three runs scored against Southwest Mis- 18)… academic all-Big Ten. souri State (Mar. 6)… 3-of-4 with three RBIs against Stetson (Mar. 16). 2003 – Redshirted. Before Iowa – Attended Central Arizona College for one season where he played LF and CF. High School – All-state Super-Elite Team as a junior and senior… batted .462 with one home run, 38 RBI and a school-record 42 stolen bas- High School – Four-time all-conference selection… played in all-state es as a junior… hit .443 with 12 homeruns, 63 RBI and 40 stolen bases All-Star game as a senior… played on the Colorado Rockies Scout as a senior… holds four school records: stolen bases in a season (42), team in 2001 and 2002. runs scored in a single season (60), hits in a single season (66) and doubles in a single season (21)… four-year wrestling letter winner… Personal – Born 7/14/1984… psychology major. lettered as a tailback in football.

Personal – Born 12/15/83… health and sports studies/pre-dental major. YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2004 .250 10 20 5 1 0 0 4 YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2004 .244 32 41 10 0 0 0 3

Tom Moreland Junior Catcher L/L, 6-2, 229 Shorewood, WI (Methodist College)

Before Iowa – Played at both Methodist College and Bevill State Com- munity College.

High School – Three time all-conference pick, team MVP and captain… honorable mention all-state as a senior… hit .410 as a senior with three home runs and 25 RBIs… hit .533 with 27 RBIs and 25 stolen bases as a junior… holds Shorewood High School records for RBIs, batting average and triples.

Personal – Born 2/10/84… journalism and sports studies major… grandfather was National Basketball Hall of Famer Ray Krzoska. L.J. Mims

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Skylar Moss Luke O’Loughlin Junior Junior OutÞ eld Pitcher L/L, 5-10, 177 R/R, 6-4, 187 Iowa City, IA (City) Chicago, IL (Triton Junior College)

2004 – Did not play due to injury. Before Iowa - Played at Triton Junior College, where he posted a 2.47 ERA in 47 1/3 innings, striking out 27 while walking 22… allowed just 2003 – Appeared in two games… hitless in one at bat vs. Maine (3/16)… Þ ve extra base hits on the year. hitless in one at bat in Iowa’s 13-0 victory over Long Island (3/17). High School – All-Chicago Catholic League and Coaches Association 2002 – Redshirted. All-State team as a senior at Brother Rice High School… posted a 2.15 ERA with 58 strikeouts in 42 1/3 innings during senior season. High School – Tied school record with a .529 batting average during junior season… hit .429 with six home runs and 34 RBI as a sopho- Personal – Born 12/17/83… Sociology major. more… holds single season school record with a .625 on base percentage... stole 35 bases during varsity career.

Personal – Born 8/17/82. Casey O’Rourke YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI Sophomore 2003 .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Pitcher 2004 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 R/R, 6-5, 190 Totals .000 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 Williamsburg, IA (Willliamsburg)

2004 – Appeared in 11 games, making Þ ve starts… made Þ rst-career start against Army (Mar. 20)… made three appearances in Big Ten play, Dusty Napoleon all in relief... struck out a career-high three in 3 1/3 innings of relief Freshman against Illinois (May 22). Catcher/First Base L/R, 6-2, 208 High School – First team Elite all-state as a senior… Þ rst team all- Wilmette, IL (New Trier) state, Þ rst team all-conference and Þ rst team all-district selection as a junior and senior… team Most Valuable Player in 2002 and 2003… second team all-conference and all-district as a sophomore… holds school High School – 2004 Chicago Sun-Times Athlete of the Year… Central records for wins in a season (12), strikeouts in a season (166), game Suburban League Player of the Year as a senior… Chicago Tribune (18) and career, ERA in a season (0.96) and fewest number of walks in and Sun-Times Þ rst team all-state… Pioneer Press Player of the Year a season… posted an 11-1 record with 162 strikeouts as a senior with a as a senior… hit .480 with seven home runs and 50 RBIs as a senior… 1.00 ERA… had a 12-2 record as a junior with 166 strikeouts and a .96 all-state in football as a quarterback… holds school career records for ERA… led team to a 25-10 record in 2003 and a third place Þ nish at the touchdown passes and passing yards. 2A State Tournament… all-state and all-district selection as a quarterback in football as a senior… all-conference and all-district selection as Personal – Born 5/21/86… open major. the point guard on the basketball team… honor roll student.

Personal – Born 6/1/84… open major. YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO 2004 0-3 0 7.76 31 1/3 27 40 16

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Justin Petty Aaron Reasland Senior Junior InÞ eld Pitcher/InÞ eld R/R, 6-0, 180 R/R, 6-0, 190 Carlisle, IA (Carlisle) Lisbon, IA (Mount Vernon)

2004 – Played in three games, starting two… hit .286 with three RBIs on 2004 – Appeared in 21 games, all in relief… third on the team with the year... went 2-of-5 with three RBIs against Illinois State (Apr. 6). a 4.88 ERA… picked up Þ rst career save and struck out a career- high four against Bucknell (Mar. 18)… picked up Þ rst-career win against Before Iowa – Played two seasons at Marshalltown Community Col- Stetson (Mar. 16)… longest outing of the season was 2 2/3 innings lege… had a .391 batting average with 3 HR, 17 doubles and 3 triples… against Michigan State (Apr. 3)… academic all-Big Ten. second team all-conference selection. 2003 – Appeared in nine games, all in relief… pitched one scoreless in- High School – Two-time second team all-state selection… Þ rst team ning in Þ rst career appearance, a combined 13-0 shutout of Long Island all-district selection as a sophomore… hit .490 with 3 HR as a sopho- (3/17)… struck out a career-high three batters in one inning at Bethune more, .529 with 1 HR as a junior and .450 with eight HR as a senior… Cookman (3/20). posted a 10-1 record with a .89 ERA as a junior… led team to the Class 2A semiÞ nals in 2000… led team to three consecutive conference ti- 2002 – Redshirted. tles… National Honor Society… junior class president… student council for four years. High School – Four-year letter winner while playing inÞ eld and pitcher... Þ rst team all-state utility as a sophomore... Þ rst team all-state super Personal – Born 8/12/83… math major. team junior season... all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior... batted .505 as a sophomore... set team record with 17 YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI strikeout in a game in 1999 substate Þ nals. 2004 .286 3 7 2 0 0 0 3 Personal – Born 9/18/82... science education/secondary education major.

Nathan Price YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO Junior 2003 0-1 0 14.59 12 1/3 20 30 9 OutÞ eld 2004 3-3 1 4.88 24 13 32 21 L/L, 6-2, 177 Totals 3-4 1 8.17 36 1/3 33 62 30 Palm Harbor, FL (Triton) Luke Sassano Before Iowa - Played for Triton Junior College, where he hit .460 with Freshman 87 hits, nine doubles, four home runs and 62 RBIs… also stole 33 bas- Pitcher/InÞ eld es and scored 65 runs… tied with Baseball Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett R/R, 6-2, 188 for most triples in a season (8)…two-time all-conference pick. Naperville, IL

High School – Finished career with 15 home runs, second on the all- time list… three-time all-conference and all-city pick… hit .396 as a se- High School – Two-time all-conference and all-city pick… also all- nior and .488 as a junior… all-conference selection in football… tied area and academic all-conference as a senior… posted a 5-0 record record for most interceptions in a season. with a 2.21 ERA and 42 strikeouts as a senior, while hitting .387 with 3 home runs and 30 RBIs… helped lead team to a regional champion- Personal – Born 3/26/84… Sociology major. ship as a senior… also earned two letters in basketball.

Personal – Born 7/17/86... pre-business major.

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Austin Seward Andrew Sparks Junior Freshman Pitcher Pitcher R/R, 6-3, 201 R/R, 6-2, 230 Cedar Rapids, IA (Washington) Kirksville, MO

2004 – Started 13 games on the hill for the Hawkeyes… second on High School – Second team all-state selection by the coaches and the team with 67 1/3 innings pitched and 39 strikeouts… started eight sportswriters as a senior… two-time Þ rst team all-conference and all- Big Ten games, tied for the team lead… averaged 5.21 strikeouts per district selection… holds Kirksville Senior High records for lowest ca- game… threw six shutout innings while striking out Þ ve against Maine reer ERA (2.34), along with strikeouts in a season (102) and career (Mar. 14)… struck out a career-high seven against Northern Colorado (167)… also a star in football, where he was a two-time all-conference (Mar. 26)… academic all-Big Ten. and all-district selection as a tackle and a second team all-conference pick as a defensive end. 2003 – Appeared in four games, including two Big Ten contests… 5.06 ERA ranked fourth among Hawkeye hurlers… allowed one hit in two Personal - Born 11/7/85... pre-dentistry major. innings in Iowa’s 13-1 win over Southern Illinois… struck out the side in lone innings of work in Iowa’s 13-0 shutout of Long Island. 2002 – Redshirted after joining team as a walk-on Kevin Sunderman High School – First team all-metro as a junior, posting a 6-4 record on Senior the mound with a 2.04 ERA and 51 strikeouts… Þ rst team all-confer- Pitcher ence utility player… named Þ rst team all-district pitcher senior season, R/R, 6-2, 195 struck out 68 batters while posting a 2.78 record… batted .308 with Papillion, NE (Iowa Western CC) one homerun and 13 RBI during senior campaign… National Honor Society. 2004 – Big Ten Player of the Week (3/2) after hitting .700 (7 of 10) with Personal – Born 8/18/82… pre-dentistry/exercise science major. seven RBIs in a three-game series wtih Centenary... only Hawkeye to YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO pitch and play the Þ eld for the Hawkeyes… played in 19 games, starting 15 at third base or designated hitter… made Þ ve appearances on 2003 0-0 0 5.06 5 1/3 3 7 3 the mound for Iowa, logging eight innings pitched… hit .333 as a pinch 2004 1-5 0 5.21 67 1/3 39 86 39 hitter. Totals 1-5 0 5.20 72 2/3 42 93 42 Before Iowa – Played at Iowa Western Community College… hit .375 with nine home runs, 22 doubles and Þ ve triples as a third baseman.

High School – Second team all-state selection as a senior, honorable mention as a junior… hit .458 with seven home runs as a senior while going 7-1 with a 2.31 ERA on the mound… led his Papillion La Vista High School team to a district championship and third place Þ nish at the state tournament as a junior.

Personal – Born 1/27/83… sociology major. YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2004 .218 19 55 12 4 0 0 16

YEAR W-L SV ERA IP ER H SO 2004 0-0 0 5.62 8 5 9 3

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John Suvada Kris Welker Junior Senior Catcher Catcher R/R, 5-11, 179 R/R, 6-0, 203 Shaumburg, IL (Oakton CC) Missoula, MT (College of Southern Idaho)

Before Iowa – Played for Oakton Community College… hit .355 with 2004 – Played in all 55 games, starting 50 behind the plate for Iowa… 12 doubles as a sophomore… served as team captain… led team to led the team with 35 runs scored… second on the team with 32 RBIs... back-to-back sectional championships and the 2003 Skyway Confer- third on the team with 50 hits… went 2-of-4 with a home run and three ence Tournament Championship. RBIs against Northern Iowa (4/28)... third on the team with 13 multi-hit games... hit .372 against lefthanded pitching. High School – Three-time all-area and all-conference selection… had 66 RBIs in Þ nal three years… hit .396 as a sophomore, .352 as a junior Before Iowa – Played two seasons at the College of Southern Idaho in and .333 as a senior… set school record for lowest strikeouts per at bat the SWAC Conference… hit .325 on the season… Þ rst team all-confer- (2 Ks in 93 AB)… National Honor Society. ence selection.

Personal – Born 4/6/84… communication studies major. High School – Played on the Missoula Maverick Legion team from 1999-2001… led team to a 177-50 record during his three years… has a career batting average of .394, hitting .405 during his junior year and Travis Sweet .445 in 2001… holds Maverick HBP record with 55 in a career and 34 Freshman in a season. InÞ eld/Pitcher R/R, 6-0, 183 Personal – Born 9/8/1982… health and sports studies major… brother, Brad, plays middle inÞ eld and pitches for Gonzaga University Cedar Rapids, IA (Xavier) YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI 2004 .284 55 176 50 9 0 3 32 High School – First team elite all-state as a senior… two-time Þ rst team all district and all-conference… holds Xavier single-season records for home runs (10) and batting average (.510)… as a senior, posted a 10-2 record with a 0.45 ERA, while setting single-season record for strikeouts (130)… four-year member of the honor roll.

Personal – Born 4/17/86… pre-pharmacy major.

Marcus Thompson Freshman OutÞ eld R/R, 6-1, 184 Runnells, IA (Southeast Polk)

High School – Two-time all-conference selection… named to the Southeast Polk Invitational all-tournament team as a senior… three- time academic all-conference selection.

Personal – Born 3/5/86… open major.

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Josh Weatley Matt Wooldrik Freshman Sophomore Pitcher OutÞ eld R/R, 6-1, 185 R/R, 6-0, 190 Pocahontas (Pocahontas Area) Iowa City, IA (City)

High School – Two-time all-conference and all-district selection… set 2004 – saw action in Þ ve games, starting one… went 1-for-3 in his Þ rst school record for most strikeouts in a season (97) as a junior and for career start against Michigan (4/10). home runs in a season (8) as a senior… also ran track, where he helped set the school record in the 4x100m relay… advanced to the state tour- 2003 – Redshirted. nament in the 100m dash, 4x100m relay and 4x200m realay. High School – four-year varsity starter… second team all-conference Personal – born 5/4/85… open major. as a freshman… batted .441 with six home runs and 39 RBI as an all-state junior… batted .423 with 11 home runs and 36 RBI as an all- state senior… team MVP as a senior… combined 16-4 record on the mound during four-year career… holds school records for career runs scored, hits, doubles and stolen bases… Drake Relays 4x200 champion… all-state track athlete as a sophomore and junior… second team all-state football player as a senior. Jason White Personal – born 5/29/83… management major. Sophomore InÞ eld L/R, 6-1, 163 Fort Collins, CO (Rocky Mountain)

2004 – played in 37 games with 28 starts… tied for third on the team by drawing 14 walks… hit .286 in conference play… hit .364 against lefthanded pitching… went 2-for-2 with two runs scored and three RBIs against Illinois (5/22)… scored eight runs in the four-game series with Illinois (5/21-23)… went 1-of-4 with a run scored, RBI and stolen base in his Þ rst career start against Centenary (2/27).

High School – All-Colorado Þ rst team as junior and senior…Northern Conference Player of the Year in 2002 and 2003… two-Þ rst team all- state and all-Northern Conference… set school records in slugging percentage, homeruns, batting average and hits as a junior when he batted .609 with nine HR, 32 RBI and 15 stolen bases… three-time Þ rst team academic all-state.

Personal – Born 6/7/1984… open major.

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Nate Yoho Senior OutÞ eld L/R, 5-11, 197 Des Moines, IA (Valley)

2004 – Second team all-Big Ten… only Hawkeye to start all 55 games… second in the Big Ten with 31 RBIs in conference play… set career- highs in all offensive catagories... led the team in hits (33), doubles (15), home runs (4) and RBIs (48)… second on the team in slugging percentage (.446) and stolen bases (13)… led the team with 21 mulit- hit games and 14 multiple RBI games... hit safely in the Þ nal 11 games of the season... hit .500 (7-for-14) with two home runs and 14 RBIs in Þ nal series with Illinois (5/21-23)... went 2-of-4 with a home run and Þ ve RBIs against Illinois (5/21)... drove in four runs and went 1-for-2 against Northern Iowa (4/14)... went 4-of-5 with three runs scored against Penn State (4/23).

2003 – Appeared in 47 games… started 42 games in right Þ eld, including Iowa’s Þ nal 41… second on team in homeruns (3), runs batted in (28), walks (14) and stolen bases (10)… started all 31 conference games… batted .310 in Big Ten play… batted six-for13 in four-game series vs. Indiana (4/5-4/6)… drove in a career-high Þ ve runs and scored three times in Iowa’s 11-4 win at Illinois State (4/9)… collected a career-high four hits in Þ ve at bats and drove in three runs at Michigan State (4/27)… batted two-for-four with two runs scored and one RBI in Iowa’s 13-0 win over Long Island (3/17)… drove in six runs and scored three times in four-game series at Northwestern… batted nine-for-25 (.360) with four RBI in Þ rst of two career-high six-game hitting streaks Nate Yoho (3/16-3/29)… batted six-for-20 (.300) with six RBI and four runs scored in second six-game hitting streak (4/5-4/11)… committed just one error in 90 chances for a .989 Þ elding percentage, highest among Hawkeye outÞ elders. Chris Zinn Sophomore 2002 – Started in nine out of 24 games played... recorded seven hits, Pitcher including one triple and Þ ve RBI… successful in all three stolen base L/R, 5-10, 165 attempts… only Hawkeye with perfect 1.000 Þ elding percentage. Carol Stream, IL (Illinois Valley CC)

High School – Hit .486 with four home runs and 16 RBI during senior season…struck out 28 batters while posting a 7-0 record with a 1.75 Before Iowa – Played one season at Illinois Valley Community Col- earned run average during junior season… hit .426 with three homeruns lege... posted a 7-1 record and helped team to a top-10 national rank- and 21 RBI’s as a junior. ing in 2004.

Personal – Born 12/21/82… health and sports studies major. High School – Two-time all-area pick... team captain and MVP as a YEAR BA G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI senior... all-conference as a junior... led his team to their Þ rst DuPage 2002 .171 24 41 7 0 1 0 5 Conference Championship in 2002. 2003 .292 47 161 47 8 0 3 28 2004 .312 55 202 63 15 0 4 48 Personal – born 9/8/84... pre-pharmacy major. Totals .290 126 404 117 22 1 7 81

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Troy State Middle Tennesee St. Ohio State Southwest Missouri St. February 25 February 26 February 25 March 4-6 Wiregrass Baseball Classic Wiregrass Baseball Classic Wiregrass Baseball Classic SpringÞ eld, MO Dothan, AL Dothan, AL Dothan, AL

Location ______Troy, AL Location ______Murfreesboro, TN Location ______Columbus, OH Location ______SpringÞ eld, MO Colors ______Cardinal, Silver and Black Colors ______Royal Blue and White Colors ______Scarlett and Grey Colors ______Maroon and White Nickname ______Trojans Nickname ______Blue Raiders Nickname ______Buckeyes Nickname ______Bears Conference ______Atlantic Sun Conference ______Sun Belt Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Missouri Valley SID ______Ricky Hazel SID ______Jo Jo Freeman SID ______Todd Lamb SID ______Jeff Williams SID Phone ______334/670-3832 SID Phone ______615/898-5270 SID Phone ______614/292-6861 SID Phone ______417/836-5402 SID Fax ______334/670-5665 SID Fax ______615/898- 5626 SID Fax ______614/292-8547 SID Fax ______417/836-4868 Home Field ______Riddle-Pace Field Home Field ______Reese Smith Field Home Field ______Bill Davis Stadium Press Box ______417/863-0395 x3070 Press Box ______N/A Press Box ______615/898-2117 Press Box ______614/292-0021 Web Site ______www.smsbears.net Web Site ______TroyTrojans.com Web Site ______GoBlueRaiders.com Web Site ____ OhioStateBuckeyes.com Head Coach ______Keith Guttin Head Coach ______Bobby Pierce Head Coach ______Steve Peterson Head Coach ______Bob Todd Record at School ______782-451/22 Record at School ______63-49/3 Record at School ______542-426-2 Record at School ______686-355-2 /17 Career Record ______Same Career Record ______339-157/9 Career Record ______695-522-2 Career Record ______810-426-2/21 2004 Record ______31-28 2004 Record ______36-22 2004 Record ______40-22 2004 Record ______36-25 Series Record ______13-29 Series Record ______0-1 Series Record ______First Meeting Series Record ______68-56-1 Last Season ______SMS swept Last Season ______DNP Last Season ______DNP Last Season ______OSU swept ______three game series ______four game series

Toledo Rider North Florida Wichita State March 12 March 13-14 March 15 March 25-27 Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville, FL Wichita, KS

Location ______Toledo, OH Colors ______Midnight Blue and Gold Location ______Lawrenceville, NJ Location ______Jacksonville, FL Location ______Wichita, KS Nickname ______Rockets Colors ______Cranberry and White Colors ______Navy Blue and Grey Colors ______Black and Yellow Conference ______Mid-American Nickname ______Broncs Nickname ______Ospreys Nickname ______Shockers SID ______Brian DeBenedictis Conference ______Metro Atlantic Conference ______Peach Belt Conference ______Missouri Valley SID Phone ______419/530-4919 SID ______Bud Focht SID ______Tom Strother SID ______Tami Cutler SID Fax ______419/530-4920 SID Phone ______609/896-5138 SID Phone ______904/620-4026 SID Phone ______316/978-5559 Home Field ______Scott Park SID Fax ______609/896-0341 SID Fax ______904/620-2821 SID Fax ______316/9780-3336 Press Box ______419/530-3089 Home Field Francis “Sonny” Pittaro Field Home Field ______Harmon Stadium Home Field ______Eck Stadium Web Site ______UTRockets.com Press Box ______N/A Press Box ______904/620-1557 Press Box ______316/978-3390 Web Site ______GoBroncs.com Web Site ______www.unf.edu/sports Web Site ______goshockers.com Head Coach ______Cory Mee Record at School ______20-34/1 Head Coach ______Barry Davis Head Coach ______Dusty Rhodes Head Coach ______Gene Stephenson Career Record ______Same Record at School ______First Year Record at School ______721-294/18 Record at School ______1,455-465-3/27 2004 Record ______20-34 Career Record ______571-196-4/16 Career Record ______1,024-412/26 Career Record ______Same 2004 Record ______24-27 2004 Record ______41-18 2004 Record ______49-16 Series Record ______1-1 Last Season ______DNP Series Record ______4-3 Series Record ______First Meeting Series Record ______0-7 Last Season ______DNP Last Season ______DNP Last Season ______DNP

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Illinois State Michigan State Nebraska Michigan March 30 April 1-3 April 6 April 8-10 Normal, IL IOWA CITY Lincoln, NE Ann Arbor, MI

Location ______Normal, IL Location ______East Lansing, MI Location ______Lincoln, NE Location ______Ann Arbor, MI Colors ______Red and White Colors ______Green and White Colors ______Scarlet and Cream Colors ______Maize and Blue Nickname ______Redbirds Nickname ______Spartans Nickname ______Cornhuskers Nickname ______Wolverines Conference ______Missouri Valley Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Big XII Conference ______Big Ten SID ______Aaron Johnson SID ______Corey Miggins SID ______Shamus McKnight SID ______Jim Schnieder SID Phone ______309/438-3805 SID Phone ______517/355-2271 SID Phone ______402/472-7772 SID Phone ______SID Fax ______309/438-5634 SID Fax ______517/353-9636 SID Fax ______402/472-2005 SID Fax ______Home Field ______Home Field ______Oldsmobile Park Home Field ______Hawks Field at Home Field ______Ray Fisher Stadium Press Box ______309/438-3504 Press Box ______517/353-3009 ______Haymarket Park Press Box ______Web Site ______Redbirds.org Web Site ______msuspartans.com Press Box ______402/434-6861 Web Site ______MGoBlue.com Web Site ______Huskers.com Head Coach ______Jim Brownlee Head Coach ______Ted Mahan Head Coach ______Rich Maloney Record at School ______44-63/2 Record at School ______234-263/9 Head Coach ______Mike Anderson Record at School ______64-53/2 Career Record ______745-672-5/25 Career Record ______Same Record at School ______83-41/3 Career Record ______320-197-1/9 2004 Record ______21-34 2004 Record ______33-26 Career Record ______Same 2004 Record ______34-26 2004 Record ______36-23 Series Record ______5-5 Series Record ______53-61-1 Series Record ______36-87 Last Season ______W, 11-10 Last Season ______MSU swept Series Record ______7-7 Last Season ______Michigan ______W, 8-2 ______four game series Last Season ______DNP ______won 3-of-4

Northern Iowa Northern Illinois Indiana North Dakota State April 12 and 26 April 13 April 15-17 April 20 IOWA CITY IOWA CITY IOWA CITY IOWA CITY Corridor Classic - Cedar Rapids, IA

Location ______Cedar Falls, IA Location ______DeKalb, IL Location ______Bloomington, IN Location ______Fargo, ND Colors ______Purple and Old Gold Colors ______Cardinal and Black Colors ______Cream and Crimson Colors ______Yellow and Green Nickname ______Panthers Nickname ______Huskies Nickname ______Hoosiers Nickname ______Bison Conference ______Missouri Valley Conference ______Mid-American Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Independent SID ______Brandie Glasnapp SID ______David Reiter SID ______Jeff Keag SID ______Ryan Perreault SID Phone ______319/273-5455 SID Phone ______815/753-3706 SID Phone ______812/855-6209 SID Phone ______701/231-8331 SID Fax ______319/273-3602 SID Fax ______815/753-9540 SID Fax ______812/855-9401 SID Fax ______701/231-8022 Home Field ______Home Field _____ Ralph McKinzie Field Home Field ______Sembower Field Home Field ____Newman Outdoor Field ______Waterloo Riverfront Stadium Press Box ______815/753-9540 Press Box ______812/855-4787 Press Box ______701/235-5204 Press Box ______319/232-5633 Web Site ______NIUHuskies.com Web Site ______IUHoosiers.com Web Site ______GoBison.com Web Site ______www.unipanters.com Head Coach ______Ed Mathey Head Coach ______Bob Morgan Head Coach ______Dr. Mitch McLeod Head Coach ______Rick Heller Record at School ______65-52/2 Record at School ______756-469-4/21 Record at School ______309-207-3 Record at School ______140-145-1/5 Career Record ______270-233-2/11 Career Record ______1,044-556-6/29 Career Record ______Same Career Record ______431-339-4/17 2004 Record ______31-28 2004 Record ______25-30 2004 Record ______31-22 2004 Record ______25-31 Series Record ______16-7 Series Record ______62-49 Series Record ______2-0 Series Record ______63-19-1 Last Season ______W, 4-2 Last Season _____split four-game series Last Season ______DNP Last Season ______UNI won 2 of 3

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Penn State Western Illinois Northwestern Wisconsin-Milwaukee April 22-24 April 27 April 29-May 1 May 4 IOWA CITY IOWA CITY Evanston, IL IOWA CITY

Location ______State College, PA Location ______Macomb, IL Location ______Evanston, IL Location ______Milwaukee, WI Colors ______Blue and White Colors ______Purple and Gold Colors ______Purple and White Colors ______Black and Gold Nickname ______Nittany Lions Nickname ______Leathernecks Nickname ______Wildcats Nickname ______Panthers Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Mid-Continent Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Horizon League SID ______Bob Volkert SID ______Shana Daniels SID ______Aaron Bongle SID ______Kevin O’Connor SID Phone ______814/863-1757 SID Phone ______309/298-1133 SID Phone ______847/491-7503 SID Phone ______414/229-5674 SID Fax ______814/863-3165 SID Fax ______309;/298-3366 SID Fax ______847/491-8818 SID Fax ______414/229-6759 Home Field ______Beaver Field Home Field ______Vince Grady Field Home Field ______Rocky Miller Park Home Field ______Henry Aaron Field Press Box ______814/865-2552 Press Box ______309/255-9649 Press Box ______847/491-4200 Press Box ______N/A Web Site ______GoPSUSports.com Web Site ______wiuathletics.com Web Site ______NUsports.com Web Site ______UWMPanthers.com

Head Coach ______Robbie Wine Head Coach ______Stan Hyman Head Coach ______Paul Stevens Head Coach ______Jerry Augustine Record at School ______First Year Record at School ______66-113/4 Record at School ______448-484-5/17 Record at School ______241-186-1/8 Career Record ______First Year Career Record ______244-219-1/12 Career Record ______Same Career Record ______Same 2004 Record ______28-29 2004 Record ______29-36 2004 Record ______26-28-1 2004 Record ______36-20

Series Record ______13-22 Series Record ______55-21-2 Series Record ______120-86-2 Series Record ______2-6 Last Season ____ split four-game series Last Season ______L 4-2 Last Season _____split four game series Last Season ______DNP

Minnesota Purdue Illinois May 6-8 May 13-15 May 20-22 IOWA CITY West Lafayette, IN Champaign, IL

Location ______Minneapolis, MN Location ______West Lafayette, IN Location ______Champaign, IL Colors ______Maroon and Gold Colors ______Old Gold and Black Colors ______Orange and Blue Nickname ______Golden Gophers Nickname ______Boilermakers Nickname ______Fighting Illini Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Big Ten Conference ______Big Ten SID ______Steve Geller SID ______Mark Leddy SID ______Derek Neal SID Phone ______612/624-9396 SID Phone ______765/494-3201 SID Phone ______217/244-3707 SID Fax ______612/625-0359 SID Fax ______765/494-5447 SID Fax ______217/333-5540 Home Field ______Siebert Field Home Field ______Lambert Field Home Field ______Illinois Field Press Box ______Press Box ______765/494-1522 Press Box ______217/333-1227 Web Site ______GopherSports.com Web Site _____ www.purduesports.com Web Site ______FightingIllini.com

Head Coach ______John Anderson Head Coach ______Doug Schreiber Head Coach ______Richard “Itch” Jones Record at School ______838-518-3/23 Record at School ______173-163 Record at School ______441-351/14 Career Record ______Same Career Record ______173-163 Career Record ______1,207-729-5/38 2004 Record ______38-23 2004 Record ______Same 2004 Record ______22-33

Series Record ______98-155 Series Record ______74-50-1 Series Record ______72-112-2 Last Season _____split four-game series Last Season _____split four-game series Last Season _____split four-game series

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4476617661 22.indd.indd 3300 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:04:39:04:39 PPMM All-Time Series Records

OPPONENT ______W-L-T OPPONENT ______W-L-T OPPONENT ______W-L-T OPPONENT ______W-L-T Air Force ______1-1 Evansville ______0-2 Mississippi St. ______1-4 Simpson ______10-0 Amherst ______1-0 Florida St. ______0-1 Missouri ______12-27 So. Alabama ______1-2 Arizona ______19-89-2 Florida Southern ______1-0 Missouri Baptist ______1-0 So. Dakota ______1-0 Arizona St. ______0-1 Fordham ______3-0 MO-St. Louis ______1-0 South Florida ______0-2 Arkansas Tech ______2-0 Grand Canyon ______2-6 MO Western ______3-1-1 So. Ill. (Carbon.) ______3-3 Arkansas ______0-2 Grand View ______25-8 Monmouth ______9-1 So. Ill. (Edward.) ______0-2 Arkansas St. ______1-0 Grinnell ______32-11-2 Morningside ______3-1 SE Missouri St. ______5-5 Ark. Teachers ______4-2 Hawaii ______1-1 Mount St. Claire ______2-1 So. PaciÞ c RR ______1-0 Armour Tech ______1-0 Haw-PaciÞ c ______2-0 Murray State ______9-8 Stetson ______1-4 Army ______0-1 Highland Park ______3-2 Najoya ______2-0 SW Louisiana ______9-2-1 Augustana, Ill. ______11-0 Hillsdale ______1-0 Nebraska ______7-7 SW Missouri State ______13-29 Augustana, S.D. ______1-0 Holy Cross ______0-1 Neb.-Omaha ______4-0 Temple ______0-1 Baker ______1-0 Illinois ______72-112-2 New Hampshire ______1-0 Tennessee Tech ______0-1 Baylor ______0-1 Ill-Central ______1-1 New Mexico ______2-11 Texas ______0-3 Belmont ______2-5 Ill-Chicago ______6-6 N.M. Highlands ______6-0 Texas A&M ______0-5 Beloit ______1-0 Illinois College ______0-1 New Mexico St. ______1-1 Texas-Arlington ______2-1 Bethune Cookman ______4-2 Illinois State ______5-5 New Orleans ______2-1 Toledo ______1-1 Boston College ______0-1 Indiana ______62-49 North Carolina ______0-1 Troy State ______0-1 Bowling Green ______2-1 Iowa Pre-Flight ______2-0 North Dakota State ______2-0 Truman State ______7-0-1 Bradley ______40-35-2 Iowa State ______59-63-1 NE Illinois ______2-1 Tulane ______4-1 Briar Cliff ______0-0 Jacksonville, FL ______1-0 NE Louisana ______0-1 Tulsa ______1-3 Brown ______0-2 Kansas ______7-8 No. Arizona ______2-1 Upper Iowa ______21-7 Bucknell ______2-0 Kansas State ______6-7 No. Colorado ______0-1 U.S. International ______1-1 Buffalo ______2-2 Kean ______1-0 No. Illinois ______16-7 U.S. Sub Base ______1-0 Butler ______4-1 Kentucky ______1-1 No. Iowa ______63-19-1 U.S. Naval TD ______1-0 Cal-Poly ______2-0 Knox ______6-4 Northwestern ______120-86-2 Utah ______1-2 Cal-San Diego ______1-0 Lake Forest ______2-1 NW Missouri ______6-2 Vanderbilt ______1-1 Canisus ______1-0 Leander-Clarke ______1-0 Notre Dame ______23-37-1 Vermont ______4-0 Carleton ______10-3 Lehigh ______2-0 Oak Park ______0-1 Vinton ______1-0 Centenary ______1-2 Leplante-Chocate ______1-0 Ohio St. ______68-56-1 Virginia Tech ______2-1 Central ______13-0 Lewis ______4-1 Oklahoma ______0-1 Wabash ______2-0 Central Conn. St. ______2-1 Lewis & Clark St. ______0-2 Ottumwa ______1-1 Wartburg ______22-2 Central Mich. ______1-2 Lombard ______0-2 Pennsylvania ______0-0 Waseda ______2-1 Chicago ______35-19-1 Long Island ______3-0 Penn St. ______13-22 Washington (MO) ______6-0 Cincinnati ______0-1 Loras ______13-1 Plymouth St. ______1-2 Washington State ______0-1 Clinton ______1-0 Louisiana St. ______5-3-1 Pt. Loma ______0-1 Wayne State ______5-1 Cochise ______3-0 Louisiana Tech ______13-9-1 Providence ______1-0 W. Colorado ______6-0 Coe ______56-7-1 Louisville ______1-1 Purdue ______74-50-1 W. Illinois ______55-21-2 College of Ozarks ______2-0 Luther ______90-15 Quincy ______5-2 W. Kentucky ______0-1 Colorado St. ______0-1 Maine ______3-7 Rice ______1-1 W. Michigan ______10-19-2 Columbia ______1-0 Mankato State ______11-6-1 Rider ______4-3 Western State ______4-3 Concordia, Ill. ______2-1 Massachusetts ______3-2 Rockford ______1-0 Wheaton ______0-1 Cornell, Iowa ______59-10 Meiji ______2-1 Rockhurst ______3-0 Wichita State ______0-7 Creighton ______10-9 Memphis ______2-3 Rush Medical ______0-1 Wilamette ______1-0 Dartmouth ______3-0 Mercer ______0-3 Rutgers ______1-1 William Penn ______19-0 David Lipscomb ______0-1 Mesa ______3-0 St. Ambrose ______12-2 Wm. Patterson ______1-0 Dayton ______1-0 Miami, Fla. ______1-0 St. Francis, Ill. ______2-1 Winona State ______1-0 DePaul ______1-0 Miami, Ohio ______0-1 St. Francis, NY ______1-0 Wisconsin ______69-71 Drake ______21-3 Michigan ______36-87 St. Leo ______0-1 Wisc.-LaCrosse ______4-0 Drexel ______1-0 Mich.-Normal ______3-1-1 St. Louis ______10-3 Wisc.-Milwaukee ______2-6 Dubuque ______5-2 Michigan St. ______53-61-1 St. Mary’s, Kan. ______0-1 Wisc.-Platteville ______7-0 E. Illinois ______2-3 Millsaps ______3-2 St. Olaf, Minn. ______1-0 Wisconsin St. ______1-1 E. Kentucky ______1-0 Milton ______4-1 St. Thomas, Minn. ______0-1 Wright St. ______1-0 E. Michigan ______1-2 Minnesota ______98-155 St. Xavier, Ill. ______2-1 Wyoming ______4-6 E. Washington ______1-0 Minot State ______5-1 San Diego ______0-2 Xavier ______1-0 Emporia ______1-0 Mississippi ______3-4 San Diego St. ______1-1 Youngstown St. ______1-0 Evangel ______8-2 Miss. College ______2-2 Shippensburg ______1-0

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4476617661 22.indd.indd 3311 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:04:41:04:41 PPMM Hawkeyes in the Pros

The Iowa baseball program has a long history of former athletes competing Tim Costo was a Þ rst-round draft pick of the Cleveland Indians in 1990 on the professional level. Over 100 Iowa players have been sent into the before being traded to Cincinnati. He spent the 1995 season at the Indians pro ranks. Recently, the Hawkeye baseball program has reached new AAA class Buffalo team, playing in 105 games. He was also a member of heights by combining talented student-athletes with Þ rst class facilities the St. Louis and Toronto organizations. and superior coaching. Cal Eldred was a Þ rst-round draft pick by Milwaukee in 1989 and remained In 2004, Þ rst team all-Big Ten pitcher Nate Johnson was selected by the there until he was traded to the White Sox in 2000. In 1994, he had the Philadelphia Phillies in the Major League Baseball Amateur Draft. honor of being the opening day pitcher, and led the American League in starts (25). Eldred made a name for himself in 1992 by going 11-2 for Two Hawkeyes prolonged their 2003 baseball seasons at the professional Milwaukee, winning 10 straight decisions. In 1993 he led the American level. Junior Kyle Thousand surrendered his Þ nal year of eligibility to pursue League in innings pitched (258). After a two-year stint on the Chicago a professional career with the Toronto Bluejays. The two-time all-Big Ten south side, Eldred signed a free-agent contact with the St. Louis Cardinals centerÞ elder was selected in the 26th round of Major League Baseball’s in 2003. In 2004, he was a key part of the Cardinal team that advanced to amateur draft. Former Hawkeye MVP and right-handed pitcher Reed the World Series. Pawelk signed a free-agent contract with the Florida Marlins following Iowa’s 2003 season. Mike Boddicker, a native of Norway, Iowa earned all-Big Ten honors as a pitcher and inÞ elder during his campaign as a Hawkeye (1976-78). In Four Hawkeyes were drafted by the major leagues after the 1999 season. 1983, he was named the American League “Rookie of the Year.” After Pitcher, Wes Obermueller was drafted in the second round by the Kansas pitching in the major leagues for 11 years, Boddicker retired in 1993. He City Royals, second baseman Brian Mitchell went in the 40th round to the played for the Baltimore Orioles and Kansas City Royals. Toronto Blue Jays and pitcher, Matt Sawvell signed a pro contract with the New York Mets.

Obermueller started the 2002 season as a member of the Wichita Wranglers, a Double-A afÞ liate of the Kansas City Royals, before being promoted to the parent club and making his Major League debut September 20th, against the Cleveland Indians. In 2003, Obermueller was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers, where he won two games and struck out 34 hitters in 65.2 innings. Last season Obermueller went 6-8 with a 5.80 ERA in 118 innings pitched.

Signed by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, hurler Jim Magrane, set Iowa’s single season records for innings pitched (107.2) and strikeouts (110) during the 1999 season. He also tied a 63-year old school record with 17 strikeouts against Western Illinois. Magrane pitched a 9-3 complete game win over nationally ranked Miami (FL). Magrane is currently a member of the Durham Bulls, a Triple-A afÞ liate of the Devil Rays.

In 1998, Iowa inÞ elder, Nate Frese, was drafted in the 10th round by the Chicago Cubs. He currently serves as shortstop for the Iowa Cubs, a Triple-A afÞ liate of the Cubs.

In 1993 outÞ elder Bo Porter was drafted by the Chicago Cubs. During the 1999 season, Porter was brought up from the minors by the Cubs. Porter saw action in 24 games, while starting Þ ve in the outÞ eld. Porter was the opening day centerÞ elder for the Texas Rangers during the 2001 season.

OutÞ elder, Chris Hatcher was drafted following the 1990 season. He has been a member of many minor league organizations, compiling a .275 batting average in 953 games. During the 1998 season, Hatcher was a member of the Kansas City Royals, where he saw action in eight games.

Cal Eldred

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4476617661 22.indd.indd 3322 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:04:43:04:43 PPMM Hawkeyes in the Pros

Professional Signings at Iowa Pitchers (30) Infielders (24) Wes Obermueller Tom Anderson Gary Breshears was drafted in the Brett Backlund Tony Burley second round of *Mike Boddicker *Tim Costo the 1999 amatuer *Mace Brown *Jim Cox draft by the Kansas *Jack Bruner Jack Dittmer City Royals before Rich Carlucci Steve Eddie being traded to the Mike Darby Nate Frese (active) Milwaukee Brewers in July of 2003. John DeJarld Ed Garton Robert Driscol Ron Hess *Cal Eldred (active) Dave Hoeksema Mark Ewell Matt Johnson Jeff Green Bryan Jones Brian Hobaugh John Knapp Chuck Johnson Chris Malinoski Nathan Johnson (active) Dave Marshall Jim Magrane (active) Kevin Minchk Jeremy Meccage Brian Mitchell Tom Mullen Bob Morris Jim Nahas Keith Noreen Randy Norton Jeff Ott *Wes Obermueller (active) Tom Steinmetz Reed Pawelk Steve Stumpff Ryan Prahm (active) C.J. Thieleke Rod Rogers Brad Trickey Steve Rooks Matt Sawvell Kurt Stange Tom Steen Mark Tschopp Jim Wise Former Hawkeye Catchers (6) Jim Sundberg Troy Epping went on to be a Jeff Gurtcheff three-time all-star Tim Killeen and win six Gold Charlie Raymond Glove awards in Ryan Seinko his 17 seasons *Jim Sundberg in the Major Leagues. He is now an executive Outifleders (12) in the Texas Rang- *Chris Hatcher ers’ marketing Danan Hughes department and *Jeff Jones serves as a roving catching instruc- Gary Keoppel tor. David Krull Jeremy Lewis Fred Mims *Bo Porter John Pratt Bob Rasley Tom Snowberger Kyle Thousand

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4476617661 22.indd.indd 3333 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:04:45:04:45 PPMM Endowed Scholarships

Mike Boddicker Scholarship

Former Iowa standout Mike Boddicker, and his family, have established the Mike Boddicker Scholarship. The scholarship goes each year to a member of the Iowa baseball team who is in good academic standing and displays outstanding character and personality.

Boddicker, a native of Norway, Iowa earned all-Big Ten honors as a pitcher and inÞ elder during his campaign as a Hawkeye (1976-78). In 1983, he was named the American League “Rookie of the Year.” After pitching in the major leagues for 11 years, Boddicker retired in 1993. He played for the Baltimore Orioles and Kansas City Royals.

The Mike Boddicker Scholarship was established in 1993. Pitcher Colin Mattiace was the Þ rst recipient and held the scholarship all four years of his Hawkeye career. InÞ elder Nate Frese received the scholarship in 1997 and 1998, Iowa City native Brian Mitchell won the scholarship in 1999, and the 2000 and 2001 scholarships were awarded to outÞ elder Andy Jansen, a Bancroft, Iowa native. Four- year starter Ian Mattiace received the scholarship in 2002 and former Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Reed Pawelk has beneÞ ted from the scholarship in 2003 and 2004. Kris Welker is the 2005 recipiant.

Senior Kris Welker Donald W. and Marilyn Heineking is this season’s re- Baseball Scholarship cipient of the Mike Boddicker Schol- Don Heineking established the Donald W. and Marilyn Heineking arship. Baseball Scholarship in 2004, with the Þ rst recipient to be named for the 2005-06 season. Don is a long-time supporter of Iowa athletics, a member of the Johnson County I-Club Board of Directors and member of the Iowa Scholarship Fund Board of Directors. In 2002, Don and Marilyn established scholarships in football and women’s basketball. Then, in 2003, they added a wrestling scholarship and men’s basketball manager’s scholarship. Most recently, they added baseball and softball scholarships.

Don lives in Iowa City and is a member of the President’s Club of the UI Foundation. Marilyn passed away in February of 2004.

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4476617661 22.indd.indd 3344 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:04:48:04:48 PPMM Cal Eldred has lit up Hawkeye baseball once again. But this time, instead of employing his expert pitching, the major-league star and his wife, Christi, made a gift to fund the installation of lights at Iowa’s Duane Banks Field. The Cedar Rapids couple gave $245,000 for the installation of lights at the baseball Þ eld named after Cal Eldred’s former coach.

The gift, the largest ever from a current professional athlete’s family to Iowa athletics, allowed the project to be completed in September 2001. The Hawkeyes won the Þ rst night game played at Banks Field April 10, 2002, against Northern Illinois, 11-9. The University of Iowa ofÞ cially dedicated the lights Saturday, April 13, 2002.

Iowa Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby hailed the Eldreds’ generosity, saying, “Cal and Christi’s gift shows that once a Hawkeye, always a Hawkeye. Cal has been representing Iowa well for years, Þ rst with the Milwaukee Brewers, then with the Chicago White Sox and now with the St. Louis Cardinals, all the while making us all proud. But the fact that he and Christi have remained true to their Iowa roots in this very generous way makes us even prouder.”

Photo by Dan Donovan

Former Iowa Baseball Coach Scott Broghamer noted that the Eldred’s gift is another chapter in their long association with baseball in the state. “I coached Cal when he played for Urbana High School in the mid-1980’s, and he and Christi have been Hawkeye supporters for years,” Broghamer said. “This gift will make Iowa’s Þ eld one of the Þ nest anywhere. We’re very excited and grateful.”

The Eldred’s cited their desire to give back to Iowa and to honor former Hawkeye coaches Banks and Broghamer-who they said are their good friends and longtime mentors-as reasons for making the gift. The gift was commemorated by a plaque at the Þ eld.

Cal Eldred, who grew up in Urbana and attended Iowa for three years before being drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in 1989, said, “My experience at Iowa helped shape me as a player and as a person. Christi and cal Eldred with their children from left to right, CJ, Emily And Coach Banks has stayed involved in my life and has always been and Luke. The Eldred family added a second daughter Abigail Marie in January of 2002. there for me. I couldn’t be happier about making this gift for Hawkeye baseball. I hope others will consider helping out however they can.”

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 3355 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:05:50:05:50 PPMM Why Iowa?

“The main reason I chose Iowa was because I saw it was the best Þ t for me. Iowa has everything I feel I need to be successful both on the baseball Þ eld and out in the working world. I feel Iowa has prepared me for the things that I will encounter in my life. I not only feel I have matured as a baseball player, but as a person too.

“The Iowa Baseball program is on the rise. Since the addition of the new coaching staff, which brought in a whole new outlook on Iowa baseball to a program that had been mediocre in the last several seasons, we have been working hard and starting to get a lot more competition in the program. Everyday in practice it’s a chance for you to try and earn a spot on the Þ eld. When you hear from the coaches that each practice is an evaluation it pushes you to bring out your best everyday otherwise someone else will take your spot. I believe this is only making us better and tougher. I feel we are starting a good foundation for a program that will soon be a contender year in and year out for the Big Ten Championship and the College World Series.”

Scott Brune Sophomore Peosta, IA

“University of Iowa Baseball is headed toward great success in the future, because nothing in the program is taken for granted. The coaches and players come to work everyday focused on the task at hand. While there are high goals for the future of the program, these goals never serve as distractions from what needs to be accomplished that day.

“The coaching staff has created an atmosphere within the program that makes you feel as though you are apart of a family. There is a genuine feeling that everyone in the program cares for everyone else and would do anything for anyone afÞ liated with the team.”

Luis Andrulonis Senior Miami Lakes, FL

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 3366 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:05:56:05:56 PPMM “I don’t believe there has ever been a better time to become part of the baseball program at the University of Iowa. The coaches have had success at the collegiate level both as players and coaches, and they understand what it takes to win. The players are continuing to improve on a daily basis and are beginning to understand what it takes to have success.

“Everything the entire program is doing is improving it and moving things forward. It will only be a matter of time before the baseball program earns a Big Ten Championship and is mentioned among the other elite schools in the Midwest on a yearly basis.”

Ryan Dupic Sophomore Emmetsburg, IA

“I chose Iowa because the at- “Iowa City is a college mosphere in the athletic de- town, and there are no partment as well as the com- professional sports so munity are all for Hawkeye everyone around here support and advancement. loves the Hawkeyes. The The people around Iowa have University of Iowa has an always given the impression attitude that is second to that they are proud and hon- none in academics and ored to be Hawkeyes, and athletics. This University care about being a part of the is willing to do anything University.” to help its students and athletes succeed.” L.J. Mims Boomer Engel Junior Sophomore Cedar Rapids, IA Minnetonka, MN

“I choose Iowa because, being an Iowa City native, I knew what a great opportunity it was to be given a chance to attend the University of Iowa. The facilities are top of the line, and I wanted to surround myself in a winning environment.

“The atmosphere at Iowa is incredible for a student-athlete. If you show the people in this city that you are a competitive team, they will come out and support you.”

Matt Wooldrik Sophomore Iowa City, IA

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 3377 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:05:58:05:58 PPMM 2004 Results

2004 Overall Results Overall: 20-35 Home: 9-11 Away: 8-17 Neutral: 3-7 Conference: 12-20

Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Pitcher of record Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Pitcher of record 2/27 at Centenary W 11-5 9 Gudex 4/16 at Indiana W 7-3 9 Johnson 2/28 at Centenary L 3-7 9 Seward 4/17 at Indiana L 4-5 7 Gudex 2/28 at Centenary L 8-13 9 Dupic 4/17 at Indiana W 12-7 7 Maliszewski 3/6 at SW Missouri State L 5-8 9 Johnson 4/18 at Indiana L 9-25 9 Hansen 3/6 at SW Missouri State L 5-17 9 O’Rourke 4/21 vs. Northern Iowa L 3-8 9 Dupic 3/7 at SW Missouri State L 2-13 9 Dupic 4/23 at Penn State W 6-3 9 Johnson 3/13 vs. Maine W 5-3 9 Johnson 4/24 at Penn State L 1-2 7 Maliszewski 3/14 vs. Maine L 2-3 9 Maliszewski 4/24 at Penn State L 1-4 7 Seward 3/16 at Stetson University W 9-7 9 Reasland 4/25 at Penn State W 6-2 5 Brune 3/17 vs. Massachusetts L 2-4 10 Maliszewski 4/28 at Northern Iowa L 8-9 9 O’Rourke 3/18 vs. Bucknell University W 9-3 9 Johnson 5/1 Northwestern W 3-0 9 Johnson 3/18 vs. Miami (OH) L 5-6 9 Brune 5/1 Northwestern W 10-4 7 Maliszewski 3/19 vs. Dartmouth W 4-3 9 Reasland 5/2 Northwestern L 2-8 7 Seward 3/20 vs. Army Black Knights L 2-6 9 O’Rourke 5/2 Northwestern L 0-3 9 Hansen 3/23 Western Illinois L 2-4 9 Hansen 5/7 at Minnesota L 2-3 9 Johnson 3/26 vs. Northern Colorado L 0-5 9 Seward 5/8 at Minnesota L 2-3 7 Brune 3/27 vs. Minnesota L 7-19 9 Johnson 5/8 at Minnesota L 6-7 7 Dupic 3/28 vs. Northern Illinois W 4-2 9 Dupic 5/9 at Minnesota W 8-4 9 Hansen 4/2 at Michigan State L 0-1 11 Gudex 5/14 Purdue W 9-2 9 Johnson 4/3 at Michigan State L 4-5 9 Reasland 5/15 Purdue L 4-6 10 Brune 4/3 at Michigan State L 3-6 7 Dupic 5/15 Purdue W 8-3 7 Seward 4/4 at Michigan State L 1-12 9 Hansen 5/16 Purdue L 7-11 9 Hansen 4/6 Illinois State W 11-10 9 Gudex 5/19 at Illinois State W 8-2 9 Washburn 4/9 Michigan W 6-5 13 Reasland 5/21 Illinois L 8-11 9 Johnson 4/10 Michigan L 0-6 7 Seward 5/22 Illinois L 6-8 7 Maliszewski 4/10 Michigan L 0-4 7 Dupic 5/22 Illinois W 9-8 7 Gudex 4/11 Michigan L 1-2 9 Reasland 5/23 Illinois W 7-3 9 Hansen 4/14 Northern Iowa L 6-8 9 Reasland

Andy Lytle Justin Petty Kevin Sunderman

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 3388 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:00:06:00 PPMM 2004 Overall Statistics

Overall Record: 20-35 Home: 8-11 Away: 8-17 Neutral: 4-7

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% Jim Reid .317 34-27 101 20 32 9 3 1 16 50 .495 5 10 21 3 .405 0 5 3-6 13 0 0 1.000 Nate Yoho .312 55-55 202 33 63 15 0 4 48 90 .446 14 3 21 4 .356 6 0 13-19 106 3 4 .965 Andy Lytle .305 41-39 151 22 46 4 1 0 16 52 .344 11 3 20 1 .364 0 3 4-10 68 78 7 .954 Justin Petty .286 3-2 7 0 2 0 0 0 3 2 .286 0 1 2 0 .375 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 .000 Kris Welker .284 55-50 176 35 50 9 0 3 32 68 .386 11 17 23 2 .375 4 4 2-4 270 55 8 .976 Jeff Gremley .282 49-48 181 28 51 10 4 0 21 69 .381 13 5 35 3 .345 1 5 14-19 68 157 13 .945 Jesse Brownell .271 54-47 170 22 46 8 4 3 26 71 .418 15 10 42 2 .359 3 1 8-13 81 3 3 .966 Luis Andrulonis .264 36-32 106 11 28 7 0 0 8 35 .330 7 5 23 1 .339 0 5 0-1 36 49 4 .955 L.J. Mims .264 54-50 163 32 43 5 1 0 21 50 .307 19 4 30 1 .351 2 3 7-10 98 0 3 .970 Mike Best .259 38-31 112 14 29 5 0 3 19 43 .384 8 1 38 2 .314 0 1 3-4 284 24 1 .997 Jeff Engel .250 10-5 20 4 5 1 0 0 4 6 .300 3 1 3 1 .375 0 0 0-1 6 0 0 1.000 Matt Wooldrik .250 5-1 8 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .250 0 0 1 0 .250 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 Mike Mogard .244 32-14 41 6 10 0 0 0 3 10 .244 9 1 15 0 .385 1 2 4-5 7 0 0 1.000 Gabe Haugland .231 8-3 13 3 3 1 0 1 2 7 .538 2 0 4 1 .333 0 0 0-0 5 0 0 1.000 Jason White .225 37-28 80 19 18 2 1 1 13 25 .313 14 1 26 1 .347 0 4 1-4 63 79 8 .947 Kevin Sunderman .218 19-15 55 5 12 4 0 0 12 16 .291 3 2 19 1 .274 2 1 0-2 7 19 4 .867 Cole GrandÞ eld .200 13-9 30 4 6 1 0 0 0 7 .233 6 1 10 1 .351 0 2 1-1 48 7 4 .932 Andy Cox .178 41-33 107 13 19 2 1 0 5 23 .215 10 5 27 3 .276 1 5 3-3 134 42 11 .941 Clint Bitting .143 11-6 21 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 .143 2 0 6 1 .217 0 0 0-0 32 5 0 1.000 Brian Trumm .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Totals .268 55-55 1745 273 468 83 15 16 249 629 .360 152 70 366 28 .347 20 41 63-103 1361 605 76 .963 Opponents .315 55-55 1834 341 577 104 15 36 307 819 .447 191 82 302 42 .400 17 39 57-95 1384 615 83 .960

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Nathan Johnson 3.36 6-4 14 14 5 1/0 0 96.1 112 45 36 16 73 18 5 4 383 .292 6 14 1 3 8 Tim Gudex 3.89 3-2 23 0 0 0/0 4 34.2 34 16 15 16 30 1 1 1 132 .258 3 4 2 1 3 Aaron Reasland 4.88 3-3 21 0 0 0/0 1 24.0 32 18 13 20 21 5 0 1 98 .327 8 7 0 0 3 Andrew Hanson 5.18 2-5 12 9 0 0/0 0 57.1 73 36 33 21 33 18 0 5 227 .322 3 10 0 3 6 Austin Seward 5.21 1-5 13 13 0 0/0 0 67.1 86 49 39 32 39 13 2 2 279 .308 10 10 1 3 5 Kevin Sunderman. 5.62 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 9 5 5 2 3 2 0 2 32 .281 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Maliszewski 6.54 2-4 16 5 1 0/0 1 42.2 50 34 31 23 28 9 3 8 167 .299 4 5 0 2 5 Scott Brune 7.20 1-3 19 1 0 0/0 0 40.0 42 34 32 23 32 10 1 2 149 .282 5 8 0 0 4 Michael Washburn 7.50 1-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 12.0 20 17 10 7 7 2 0 0 54 .370 3 3 0 0 0 Casey O’Rourke 7.76 0-3 11 5 0 0/0 0 31.1 40 31 27 12 16 11 1 4 127 .315 1 10 0 4 2 Ryan Dupic 10.00 1-6 11 8 0 0/0 0 36.0 64 44 40 16 20 13 2 7 161 .398 5 9 0 1 2 Brent Jackson 15.75 0-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 4.0 15 12 7 3 0 2 0 0 25 .600 1 2 2 0 1 Totals 5.71 20-35 55 55 6 1/0 6 453.2 577 341 288 191 302 104 15 36 1834 .315 49 82 6 17 39 Opponents 4.10 35-20 55 55 12 5/1 8 461.1 468 273 210 152 366 83 15 16 1745 .268 51 70 3 20 41

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 3399 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:02:06:02 PPMM 2004 Big Ten Standings and Statistics

2004 Big Ten Team Standings Big Ten Overall Team W L Pct. W L Pct. 1. Minnesota 21 10 0.677 38 23 0.623 2. Ohio State 19 12 0.613 36 25 0.590 3. Michigan 19 13 0.594 34 26 0.567 4. Michigan St. 19 13 0.594 33 26 0.559 5. Purdue 17 14 0.548 29 28 0.509 6. Penn State 17 15 0.531 28 29 0.491 7. Northwestern 14 18 0.438 26 28 0.482 8. IOWA 12 20 0.375 20 35 0.364 9. Illinois 11 21 0.344 22 33 0.400 10. Indiana 9 22 0.290 25 30 0.455

2004 Big Ten Team Statistics Batting Fielding Team Avg GP AB R H SB-ATT Team FLD% PO A E DP’s Minnesota .313 61 2079 411 650 85-110 Penn State .973 1377 577 55 40 Michigan .309 60 2042 359 631 65-92 Minnesota .971 1548 628 64 44 Ohio State .308 61 2065 356 635 56-81 Purdue .969 1423 635 66 43 Northwestern .299 55 1823 295 545 25-38 Illinois .965 1344 607 70 53 Indiana .298 55 1813 378 541 83-104 Ohio State .965 1540 609 78 61 Michigan State .297 59 1958 389 582 65-92 Iowa .963 1361 605 76 49 Illinois .287 55 1805 285 518 51-73 Northwestern .960 1380 499 78 53 Purdue .287 57 1832 287 525 52-74 Michigan .960 1542 699 94 63 Iowa .268 55 1745 273 468 63-103 Michigan State .959 1475 619 89 42 Penn State .255 57 1778 237 454 29-40 Indiana .955 1340 567 89 47

Pitching Team ERA G IP H R ER BB SO Ohio State 4.30 61 513.1 548 299 245 196 379 Minnesota 4.38 61 516.0 558 295 251 178 373 Penn State 4.67 57 459.0 511 286 238 187 387 Michigan 4.75 60 514.0 546 316 271 226 357 Norhwestern 4.85 55 460.0 503 316 248 209 407 Purdue 4.91 57 474.1 512 295 259 173 338 Indiana 5.18 55 446.2 536 330 257 163 271 Illinois 5.52 55 448.0 529 318 275 164 296 Iowa 5.71 55 453.2 577 341 288 191 302 Michigan State 5.93 59 491.2 603 383 324 237 378

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4400 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:03:06:03 PPMM Big Ten Record: 12-20 Home: 7-9 Away: 5-11

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% Andy Lytle .349 29-29 106 21 37 3 0 0 12 40 .377 9 2 13 1 .410 0 2 4-10 49 54 6 .945 Nate Yoho .336 32-32 113 18 38 7 0 2 31 51 .451 9 1 13 2 .378 4 0 8-12 69 0 2 .972 Jim Reid .313 26-23 83 18 26 7 3 1 15 42 .506 4 7 19 3 .394 0 5 2-4 6 0 0 1.000 Jeff Gremley .297 27-26 91 13 27 4 1 0 10 33 .363 9 1 18 2 .363 1 4 7-10 42 81 6 .953 Kris Welker .296 32-31 108 18 32 6 0 2 21 44 .407 8 6 20 1 .368 3 2 1-1 16 7 36 3 .985 Jason White .286 18-13 35 13 10 2 1 1 7 17 .486 9 1 10 0 .444 0 3 0-1 26 34 6 .909 Mike Mogard .286 19-5 14 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 .286 2 0 7 0 .375 0 1 0-1 3 0 0 1.000 Jesse Brownell .272 31-26 92 7 25 6 1 1 16 36 .391 4 7 26 1 .340 3 0 4-8 46 0 2 .958 Luis Andrulonis .260 25-23 73 7 19 5 0 0 5 24 .329 5 3 18 0 .333 0 3 0-1 21 33 2 .964 Gabe Haugland .250 3-1 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 1.000 1 0 1 0 .400 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 L.J. Mims .239 32-29 88 15 21 2 1 0 12 25 .284 9 3 13 0 .327 1 3 3-3 57 0 2 .966 Kevin Sunderman .214 5-4 14 0 3 0 0 0 2 3 .214 0 1 3 0 .267 0 0 0-0 1 2 1 .750 Mike Best .173 18-14 52 6 9 1 0 1 7 13 .250 2 0 20 2 .204 0 1 0-1 121 10 0 1.000 Jeff Engel .167 6-4 12 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 .167 2 1 1 1 .333 0 0 0-1 5 0 0 1.000 Andy Cox .154 22-17 52 8 8 1 0 0 2 9 .173 5 3 11 0 .267 0 4 2-2 93 17 5 .957 Cole GrandÞ eld .143 9-7 21 2 3 0 0 0 0 3 .143 3 0 8 0 .250 0 1 1-1 30 3 1 .971 Matt Wooldrik .143 3-1 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .143 0 0 1 0 .143 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.000 Clint Bitting .000 4-2 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 0 0 .333 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000 Justin Petty .000 2-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 0 .333 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 .000 Totals .274 32-32 971 152 266 44 7 9 143 351 .361 83 37 202 13 .350 12 29 32-57 763 313 40 .964 Opponents .304 32-32 1005 176 306 54 6 24 154 444 .442 113 37 170 27 .392 9 24 33-54 770 343 38 .967

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Nathan Johnson 2.28 4-2 8 8 5 1/0 0 67.0 67 22 17 10 51 11 2 2 255 .263 3 9 1 2 5 Tim Gudex 4.80 1-2 12 0 0 0/0 0 15.0 18 9 8 10 13 1 1 0 58 .310 1 2 0 0 2 Andrew Hanson 5.48 2-4 8 8 0 0/0 0 46.0 60 31 28 14 27 16 0 5 186 .323 2 7 0 1 5 Aaron Reasland 5.56 1-2 11 0 0 0/0 0 11.1 12 7 7 13 9 3 0 0 41 .293 5 2 0 0 3 Chris Maliszewski 5.76 2-2 8 5 1 0/0 0 29.2 35 21 19 15 19 4 2 6 117 .299 2 3 0 1 2 Scott Brune 5.94 1-2 9 0 0 0/0 0 16.2 14 11 11 10 13 2 0 1 59 .237 2 3 0 0 2 Austin Seward 6.23 1-3 8 8 0 0/0 0 39.0 49 35 27 23 22 6 1 2 159 .308 6 5 1 3 3 Kevin Sunderman 7.50 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 8 5 5 2 3 2 0 2 25 .320 0 0 0 0 0 Brent Jackson 10.80 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.2 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 6 .333 0 1 1 0 0 Ryan Dupic 11.37 0-3 5 3 0 0/0 0 12.2 26 16 16 8 6 6 0 4 58 .448 2 1 0 1 2 Michael Washburn 14.40 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 5.0 10 9 8 3 3 1 0 0 25 .400 3 1 0 0 0 Casey O’Rourke 16.62 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 4.1 5 8 8 4 4 2 0 2 16 .313 1 3 0 1 0 Totals 5.52 12-20 32 32 6 1/0 0 254.1 306 176 156 113 170 54 6 24 1005 .304 27 37 3 9 24 Opponents 4.21 20-12 32 32 10 4/1 3 256.2 266 152 120 83 202 44 7 9 971 .274 30 37 1 12 29

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4411 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:05:06:05 PPMM Awards and Honors

2004 Ryan Dupic Academic All-Big Ten Tim Gudex All-Americans 1990 Brian Wujcik, OF Brent Jackson 1949 Jack Bruner, P 1991 Matt Johnson, IF Nathan Johnson Curt Martin, C Mike Mogard Coaches Association/First Team John Pratt, OF Aaron Reasland 1949 Jack Dittmer, 2B Hank Sprinkle, P Jim Reid Coaches Association/Second Team 1992 Matt Johnson, IF Austin Seward 1971 Jim Cox, 2B Bob Morris, IF N/A 1993 Bob Morris, IF All-Big Ten 1975 Bryan Jones, 2B Jay Witter, P Jack Bruner First Team Selections Only The Sporting News/First Team 1994 Matt Austin, P 1989 Tim Costo, SS Kurt Belger, P/SS 1949 Jack Bruner, P Collegiate Baseball/Third Team Matt Kraus, OF Chris Hatcher, OF 1995 Matt Austin, P Jack Dittmer, 2B Baseball America/Third Team Rober Holst, P 1950 Glenn Drahn, P Kevin Lawler, P Murland Moran, OF 1990 Tim Costo, SS Robert Lehnherr, IF Bob Primrose, 3B Baseball America/First Team Colin Mattiace, P 1953 Jack Lindquist, CF The Sporting News/First Team Joe Muniz, IF Don Waldron, SS 1992 Brett Backlund, P/IF John Ostwald, OF 1954 Ed Lindsey, LF Collegiate Baseball/Second Team Jeff Steinfeldt, C 1956 Les Hawthorne, CF Brad Carlson 1999 Brad Carlson, 1B 1996 Matt Austin, P 1957 Don Dobrino, P Baseball America/Second Team Moshe Greenberg, P Louisville Slugger Freshman Michael Kron, P 1959 Dick Weatherly, C 1963 Jim Freese, C All-American Kevin Lawler, P Alex Dvorsky, C/OF Robert Lehnherr, IF 1965 Mickey Moses, LF Louisville Slugger Freshman Colin Mattiace, P 1969 Gary Breshears, 2B Jeremy Meccage, P 1970 Gary Breshears, 2B All-American Joe Muniz, IF 1971 Jim Cox, 2B 2000 Reed Pawelk, P Jeff Schley, OF Fred Mims, OF Louisville Slugger Freshman 1997 Kurt Belger, P 1972 Fred Mims, OF All-American Brian Mitchell, IF Bill Heckroth, P Alex Dvorsky 2001 Ryan Mentkowski, P Kevin Lawler, C Tom Hurn, 1B Louisville Slugger Freshman Joe Muniz, IF Larry Schutzius, OF All-American 1998 Toby Humes, C Brian Mitchell, IF 1974 Steve Stumpff, 1B Troy Wulf, P 1975 Mark Ewell, P 1999 Brad Carlson, IF Brad Trickey, 3B Matt Gruber, P 1976 Steve Stumpff, 1B Toby Humes, C 1977 Tom Steinmetz, 2B Bob Oldis, Jr. MVP Award Kurt Vitense, IF 1980 Dave Hoeksema, SS Awarded to Iowa’s team MVP Troy Wulf, P John Hoyman, 1B 2000 Chad Blackwell, P Tom Mullen, P Bryan Jones 1986 Rob Eddie, OF Brad Carlson, IF Lance Platz, OF 1987 Luis Ramirez, OF Matt Gruber, P 1981 Ed Garton, 3B Toby Humes, C 1988 Keith Noreen, 3B 1984 John Knapp, 3B Andy Jansen, OF 1989 John DeJarld, P Ian Mattiace, IF 1985 Rob Eddie, OF 1990 Brian Wujcik, OF Ryan Prahm, P 1987 Luis Ramirez, OF 1991 Brett Backlund, P/IF Kurt Vitense, IF 1988 Keith Noreen, 3B 1992 Brett Backlund, O/IF 2001 Chad Blackwell, P 1989 Tim Costo, SS 1993 Jay Polson, OF Brad Carlson, IF Chris Hatcher, OF 1994 Matt Ostrom, OF Lance Guyer, OF Keith Noreen, 3B 1995 Kurt Belger, P Andy Jansen, OF 1990 Tim Costo, SS 1996 Colin Mattiace, P Ryan Mentkowski Luis Leon, IF John DeJarld, P 1997 Brian Mitchell, 3B Ian Mattiace, IF Chris Hatcher, OF 1998 Nate Frese, SS 2002 Brad Carlson, IF Keith Noreen, 3B Chris Groth, IF 1999 Jim Magrane, P Brian Wujcik, OF Lance Guyer, OF 2000 Kurt Vitense, IF Andy Jansen, OF 1992 Brett Backlund, P/IF Reed Pawelk, P Luis Leon, IF 1995 Kurt Belger, P 2001 Kurt Vitense, IF Ian Mattiace, IF 1997 Brian Mitchell, 3B 2002 Brad Carlson, IF B. Dutch Mendenhall, C 2002 Brad Carlson, 1B Dyson Miguel, P 2003 Aaron Reasland 2004 Nathan Johnson, P 2003 Nathan Johnson, P

Jim Reid ALL -AMERICANS 2004 Nathan Johnson, P Austin Seward Reed Pawelk Chris Steele Kyle Thousand

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4422 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:06:06:06 PPMM Single Season Records

Batting Average - (Minimum of 50 at bats) 1. Jim George .447 1939 2. Jeff Gurtcheff .444 1985 3. Jeff Gurtcheff .435 1986 4. John Knapp .429 1986 5. Jeff Wick .419 1998 6. Chris Hatcher .405 1989 7. Rob Eddie .402 1986 8. John Knapp .395 1984 9. Keith Noreen .394 1989 10. Chris Hatcher .393 1990 11. Mickey Moses .393 1965 12. Brian Wujik .391 1990

Hits 1. John Knapp 91 1986 2. Chris Hatcher 81 1990 3. Chris Hatcher 79 1989 4. Brad Carlson 77 1999 5. Jeff Gurtcheff 77 1986 6. Rob Eddie 76 1985 In 1986, John Knapp set Iowa single season highs in hits (91), doubles (24), home runs (22), 7. Keith Noreen 76 1989 RBIs (81) and runs scored (80). 8. Ed Garton 75 1981 9. Rob Eddie 74 1986 6. Randy Frakes 7 1987 5. Ed Garton 76 1981 10. Tim Costo 73 1990 7. Craig Conti 7 1986 6. Chris Hatcher 67 1989 11. Dick Turelli 73 1981 8. Craig Conti 7 1984 7. Bill Heinz 67 1986 9. Lance Platz 7 1980 8. Tim Costo 64 1990 Doubles 10. Larry Rathje 7 1967 9. Rick Jennings 63 1986 1. John Knapp 24 1986 10. Jeff Gurtcheff 60 1985 2. Bill Heinz 20 1986 Home Runs 3. Brian Wujick 19 1989 1. John Knapp 22 1986 Runs 4. Bill Heinz 18 1987 2. Brad Carlson 21 1999 1. John Knapp 80 1986 5. Rob Eddie 18 1985 3. Tim Costo 21 1989 2. Tony Burley 70 1981 6. Kyle Thousand 17 2003 4. Brian Mitchell 20 1997 3. Craig Conti 68 1985 7. Ian Mattiace 17 2002 5. Jeff Gurtcheff 18 1986 4. Craig Conti 68 1986 8. Brad Carlson 17 1999 6. Bill Heinz 17 1986 5. Chris Hatcher 66 1989 9. Bob Morris 17 1992 7. Brad Carlson 16 2002 6. Randy Frakes 66 1985 10. Jeff Gremley 16 2003 8. Tim Costo 16 1990 7. Rob Eddie 62 1986 11. Andy Jansen 16 1999 9. Rob Eddie 15 1986 8. Keith Noreen 62 1989 12. Dave Hoeksema 16 1979 10. Randy Frakes 14 1985 9. Dick Turelli 60 1981 11. Chris Hatcher 14 1989 10. Tim Costo 59 1990 Triples 1. Kyle Thousand 8 2002 Runs Batted In Stolen Bases 2. Rob Eddie 8 1985 1. John Knapp 81 1986 1. Tony Burley 42 1981 3. Brad Trickey 8 1974 2. Jeff Gurtcheff 79 1986 2. Lance Platz 37 1979 4. Bob Morris 7 1991 3. Brad Carlson 77 1999 3. Craig Conti 34 1984 5. Chris Hatcher 7 1989 4. Tim Costo 77 1989 4. Lance Platz 29 1980

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5. Tim Gassmann 29 1981 9. Al Lenski 1.61 1951 Innings Pitched 6. Tom Steinmetz 29 1977 10. Craig Cordt 1.62 1975 1. Jim Magrane 107.2 1999 7. Craig Conti 28 1986 11. Frank Renner 1.62 1967 2. John DeJarld 105.3 1990 8. Tony Burley 28 1980 3. Brett Backlund 102.0 1991 9. Tim Gassmann 25 1982 Wins 4. Don Dobrino 98.0 1956 10. Dave Krull 22 1970 1. Brett Backlund 11 1992 5. Nate Johnson 96.1 2004 11. Craig Conti 21 1985 2. John DeJarld 11 1990 6. Jack Bruner 95.0 1948 12. Kyle Thousand 20 2003 3. Harold Haub 11 1940 7. Wes Obermueller 88.1 1999 13. Ian Mattiace 20 2002 4. Brett Backlund 8 1991 8. John DeJarld 87.7 1989 14. Craig Conti 20 1983 5. Chuck Georgantas 8 1985 9. Mark Boland 87.2 1987 6. Jeff Ott 8 1984 10. Chad Blackwell 85.0 2000 Hit By Pitch 7. Bill Drambel 8 1981 11. Dick Hoeksema 83.3 1950 1. Kris Welker 17 2004 8. Tom Mullen 8 1980 12. Colin Mattiace 83.0 1994 2. Ian Mattice 16 2002 9. Rich Carlucci 8 1978 10. Mike Boddicker 8 1977 Strikeouts Earned Run Average 11. Bob Stepp 8 1977 1. Jim Magrane 110 1999 (Minimum of 20 innings) 12. Mark Ewell 8 1975 2. Brett Backlund 94 1991 1. Mike Boddicker 0.79 1976 13. Mark Ewell 8 1974 3. Wes Obermueller 91 1999 2. Carl Burnst 0.95 1964 14. Bill Heckroth 8 1972 4. Mike Boddicker 84 1977 3. Glen Van Fassen 1.23 1958 15. Mark Tschopp 8 1972 5. Jack Bruner 81 1948 4. Fernando Arango 1.33 1971 16. Dick Hoesksema 8 1950 6. Jack Bruner 79 1949 5. Jim Koering 1.35 1967 7. John DeJarld 78 1990 6. Bob Schauenberg 1.38 1965 8. Allen Rath 77 1988 7. Merle Jensen 1.44 1953 9. Allen Rath 76 1987 8. Alan Schuette 1.53 1968 10. Jim Koering 75 1969

Jim Magrane set single season highs with 107 2/3 innings pitched and 110 strikeouts in 1999. Magrane is the only Hawkeye pitcher to strike out more than 100 batters in a season.

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4444 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:09:06:09 PPMM Career Records

Offensive Career Leaders Brad Carlson (1999- 2002) is the Hawk- Games Played eyes’ all time home 220, Craig Conti, 1983 86 run king with 45 career dingers. At Bats Career 781, Craig Conti, 1983 86

Hits Career 267, Keith Noreen, 1987 90

Runs Scored Career 221, Craig Conti, 1983 86

RBIs Career 193, Keith Noreen, 1987 90

Game-winning RBI Career 27, Keith Noreen, 1987 90

Total Bases Career 441, Keith Noreen, 1987 90

Batting Average Career .400, Jeff Gurtcheff, 1986 Base on Balls Pitching Career Leaders Career 127, Craig Conti, 1983 86 Slugging Percentage Wins Career .738, J. Gurtcheff, 1983 86 Hit By Pitch Career 25, on three occasions (last by Career 31, Ian Mattiace, 1999-2002 Brett Backlund) Singles Winning Percentage Career 183, Keith Noreen, 1987 90 SacriÞ ce Hits Career 30, Kurt Vitense, 1998-01 Innings Doubles Career 277.2, Mark Boland, 1985 88 Career 54, Bill Heinz, 1984, 86 88 SacriÞ ce Flies Career 15, Brian Mitchell, 1996 98 Strikeouts Triples Career 246, Allen Rath, 1987 90 Career 19, Craig Conti, 1983 86 ERA Defensive Career Leaders Career 2.29, Jim Koering, 1967 69 Home Runs Career 45, Brad Carlson, 1999-2002 Putouts Appearances Career 1,262, Brad Carlson, 1999-01 Career 76, Kurt Belger, 1993-97 Stolen Bases Complete Games Career 103, Craig Conti, 1983 86 Assists Career 23, Mark Boland, 1985 88 Career 472, Kurt Vitense, 1998-2001 Shutouts Stolen Base Attempts Career 6, Mike Boddicker, 1976 78 Career 121, Craig Conti, 1983 86 Double Plays Career 174, Brad Carlson, 1999-02 Saves Career 22, Kurt Belger, 1993-97

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4455 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:12:06:12 PPMM Individual Game Records

Individual Hitting Bill Heinz set a Hawkeye record in 1988 by hitting At bats four home runs in a 7, on 10 occasions (last by C.J. Thieleke game. vs. Luther, 1996)

Hits 5, on eight occasions (last by Kurt Vitense vs. Penn State, 2000)

Runs 5, on two occasions (last by John Ma- honey vs. Wm. Penn, 1978)

Runs Batted In 10, Brian Wujcik at Ill., 1989

Total Bases 16, Bill Heinz at Minn., 1988

Singles 4, on many occasions (last by Luis An- drulonis vs. Minnesota and Jim Reid vs. Purdue, 2004) Hit by pitches Double Plays Doubles 2, on many occasions (last by Kris Welker 5, Andy Lytle, Mike Best, 2003 vs. Ohio 3, on eight occasions (last by Nate Yoho vs. Stetson, vs. Maine and vs. MSU, State vs. Penn State, 2004) 2004))

Triples SacriÞ ce Hits Individual Pitching 2, on 12 occasions (last by Brian Burks 2, on 14 occasions (last by Jeff Gremley vs. St. Louis, 1999) vs. Michigan, 2004) Innings 13.2, Mark Ewell vs.Tulsa, 1975 Homeruns SacriÞ ce Flies 4, Bill Heinz vs. Minnesota, 1988 2, on six occasions (last by Brad Carlson Strikeouts vs. UW-Milwaukee, 2002) (9 inn.) 17, on two occasions (last by Jim Stolen Bases Magrane vs. Western Illinois, 1999) 5, Lance Platz at Purdue, 1979 (7 inn.) 16, Chuck Johnson vs. Central, Individual Defense 1979 Stolen Base Attempts Putouts 5, Lance Platz at Purdue, 1979 20, Steve Stumpff vs. Tulsa, 1975

Walks Assists 4, on seven occasions (last by Brian 9, on four occasions (last by Jeff Gremley Mitchell vs. NE Missouri State, 1996) vs. Southern Illinois, 2003)

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4466 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:13:06:13 PPMM Team Records

Games Stolen Bases Winning Percent (min. 10 games) Season 65 in 1981 Game 10, on two occasions (last vs. Season 85.4 in 1940 (20-3-1) Loras,1980) At Bats Season 127 in 1981 Innings Game 54 vs Murray State, Season 458.0 in 1999 1986 Stolen Base Attempts Season 1,905 in 1999 Game 10, on two occasions (last vs. Strikeouts Loras, 1980) Season 379 in 1999 Hits Season 157 in 1981 Game 27 vs. Murray State, 1986 Earned Run Average Season 623 in 1986 Walks Season 3.63 in 1971 Game 16 vs. Northwestern, 1960 Runs Season 312 in 1981 Complete Games Inning 15 vs. Northern Iowa (4th), Season 28 in 1989 1985 Hit-by-pitches Game 32 vs. Quincy, 1989 Game 5, on three occasions (last vs. Shutouts Season 548 in 1986 Michigan State, 2002) Season 10, on two occasions Season 49 in 2002 (last in 1981) Runs Batted In Game 32 vs. Quincy, 1989 SacriÞ ce Hits Saves Season 505 in 1986 Game 4, on four occasions (last vs. Season 15 in 2002 Purdue, 1999) Total Bases Season 39 in 2003 Low-hit Games Game 37, on two occasions Perfect Game (9 inn.) (last vs. Iowa State, 1991) SacriÞ ce Flies Bob Schauenberg vs. Central (4-0), Season 1,118 in 1986 Game 3, on three occasions (last vs. April 20,1965 Missouri, 1995) Perfect Game (7 inn.) Batting Average Season 27 in 1986 Chad Blackwell vs. Northwestern (4-0), Season .351 in 1986 April 29, 2000 Team Defense Slugging Percentage No Hitter (9 inn.) Season .629 in 1986 Putouts Bill Ricke vs. Iowa State, 1933 Game 45, on two occasions (last vs. Eugene Hinrichs vs. Western Ill., 1936 Singles Western Illinois, 1968) Game 19 vs. Quincy, 1989 Season 1,374 in 1999 No Hitter (7 inn.) Season 407 in 1981 Lee Paterson vs. Luther, 1963 Assists Tom Staack vs. Coe, 1967 Doubles Game 21, two occasions (Fordham, Allan Schuette vs. Western Ill., 1970 Game 10 vs. Long Island University, 2001, Southern Illinois, 2003) Bill Drambel vs. Kansas State, 1979 2003 Season 665 in 2000 Season 141 in 1986 One Hitter (9 inn.) Double Plays Harold Manders vs. Notre Dame, 1937 Triples Game 5, two occasions (Rider, 2000, Bob Faber vs. Chicago, 1942 Game 5 vs. Upper Iowa, 1979 Ohio State, 2003) Bill Schoof vs. Northwestern, 1954 Season 31 in 1985 Season 65 in 2000 Ron Reifert vs. Wisconsin, 1960 Ron Reifert vs. Luther, 1962 Homeruns Team Pitching Tom Staack vs. Michigan State, 1966 Game 8 vs. Murray State, 1986 Wins Troy Wulf vs. SW Missouri State, 1998 Season 100 in 1986 Season 44 in 1981

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4477 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:17:06:17 PPMM Yearly Leaders

Batting Average 1975 Tim Hilinski 45 Nate Yoho led the (Min. 50 AB) 1974 Dave Marshall 44 1973 Dave Marshall 31 2004 Hawkeyes in 2004 Jim Reid .317 1972 Ray Smith 47 hits (63), doubles 2003 Kyle Thousand .355 1971 Jim Cox 52 (15), home runs (4) 2002 Ian Mattiace .347 1970 Gary Breshears 49 and RBIs (48). 2001 Jim Reid .338 Jim Cox 49 2000 Kurt Vitense .316 1999 Brad Carlson .367 Doubles 1998 Jeff Wick .419 2004 Nate Yoho 15 1997 Jeff Wick .359 2003 Kyle Thousand 17 1996 Nate Frese .333 2002 Ian Mattiace 17 1995 Jeremy Lewis .328 2001 Humes/Mattiace 13 Matt Ostrom .328 2000 Kurt Vitense 15 1994 Matt Ostrom .374 1999 Brad Carlson 17 1993 Cory Larsen .380 1998 Nate Frese 14 1992 Bob Morris .339 1997 Bill Stafford 15 1991 Kevin Minchk .353 1996 Brian Mitchell 15 1990 Chris Hatcher .393 1995 Matt Ostrom 13 1989 Chris Hatcher .405 1994 Matt Ostrom 15 1988 Bill Heinz .351 1993 Cory Larsen 14 1987 Keith Noreen .371 1992 Bob Morris 17 1986 Jeff Gurtcheff .435 1991 Bob Morris 10 1990 Tim Costo 15 1985 Jeff Gurtcheff .444 1983 Tim Gassmann 4 1975 Bryan Jones 13 1989 Keith Noreen 15 1984 John Knapp .395 1982 Dick Turelli 5 1974 Bryan Jones 7 1988 Tim Costo 13 1983 Rob Eddie .381 1981 Dick Turelli 4 1973 Tom DeAngelo 4 Bill Heinz 13 1982 Nick Fegen .339 1980 Lance Platz 7 Bryan Jones 4 1987 Bill Heinz 18 1981 Dick Turelli .365 1979 Jeff Lueders 3 1972 Jim Sundberg 8 1986 John Knapp 24 1980 John Hoyman .390 Del Ryan 3 1971 Jim Cox 12 1985 Rob Eddie 18 1979 Lance Platz .366 1978 John Mahoney 6 1970 Jim Cox 5 1978 Mike Boddicker .350 1984 John Knapp 14 1977 Tom Steinmetz 4 1977 Ron Hess .387 1983 Nick Fegen 11 1976 Bob Rasley 4 1982 Nick Fegen 13 Runs Batted In 1976 Steve Stumpff .385 1975 Greg Fetter 3 2004 Nate Yoho 48 1981 Ed Garton 15 1975 Bryan Jones .341 1974 Brad Trickey 8 2003 Jeff Gremley 32 1980 Ed Lash 11 1974 Brad Trickey .362 1973 three with 2 2002 Brad Carlson 54 1979 Dave Hoeksema 16 1973 Tom DeAngelo .364 1972 Tom Hurn 4 2001 Alex Dvorsky 33 1978 Mike Boddicker 9 1972 Ray Smith .313 1971 Ray Smith 6 2000 Brad Carlson 37 John Mahoney 9 1971 Fred Mims .383 1970 Gary Breshears 6 1999 Brad Carlson 77 1977 Ron Hess 11 1970 Jim Cox .360 1998 Brian Mitchell 49 1976 Mike Boddicker 9 1997 Brian Mitchell 50 1975 Jon Brase 10 Home Runs Hits 2004 Nate Yoho 4 1996 Steve Boros 35 1974 Tim Hilinski 8 2004 Nate Yoho 63 2003 Lance Guyer 7 1995 Jeremy Lewis 51 1973 Tom Hilinski 7 2003 Kyle Thousand 59 2002 Brad Carlson 16 1994 Jeremy Lewis 40 1972 Ray Smith 9 2002 Ian Mattiace 67 2001 Ian Mattiace 9 1993 Jay Polson 42 1971 Jim Cox 9 2001 Kurt Vitense 56 2000 three tied at… 5 1992 Tim Killeen 36 1970 three with 9 2000 Kurt Vitense 60 1999 Brad Carlson 21 1991 John Pratt 44 1999 Brad Carlson 77 1998 Brian Mitchell 11 1990 Tim Costo 64 1998 Terry Ramsey 56 Triples 1997 Brian Mitchell 20 1989 Tim Costo 77 2004 Jesse Brownell 4 1997 Eric Martinez 58 1996 Colin Mattiace 8 1988 Chris Hatcher 46 Jeff Gremley 4 1996 C.J.Thieleke 54 1995 Jeremy Lewis 8 1987 Bill Heinz 50 2003 Lance Guyer 5 1995 Matt Ostrom 62 Matt Ostrom 8 1986 John Knapp 81 2002 Kyle Thousand 8 1994 Matt Ostrom 68 1994 Jeremy Lewis 8 1985 Jeff Gurtcheff 60 2001 Jim Reed 2 1993 Cory Larsen 62 1993 Jay Polson 13 1984 Lenny Turelli 48 2000 Brian Bucklin 5 1992 Bob Morris 56 1992 Tim Killeen 12 1983 Nick Fegen 30 1999 Andy Jansen 5 1991 Bob Morris 69 1991 John Pratt 10 1982 Nick Fegen 51 1998 Eric Martinez 2 1990 Chris Hatcher 81 1990 Tim Costo 16 1981 Ed Garton 76 1997 Eric Martinez 4 1989 Chris Hatcher 79 1989 Tim Costo 21 1980 Dave Hoeksema 35 1996 C.J. Thieleke 3 1988 Bill Heinz 66 1988 Chris Hatcher 12 1979 Dave Hoeksema 33 1995 Matt Ostrom 4 1987 Keith Noreen 69 Bill Heinz 12 1978 Del Ryan 42 1994 Curtis Reed 4 1986 John Knapp 91 1987 Bill Heinz 10 1977 Del Ryan 43 1993 three with 3 1985 Rob Eddie 76 1986 John Knapp 22 1976 Bob Rasley 30 1992 three with 3 1984 John Knapp 64 1985 Randy Frakes 14 1975 Bryan Jones 50 1991 Bob Morris 7 1983 Craig Conti 47 1984 Lenny Turelli 11 1974 Steve Stumpff 37 1990 Chris Hatcher 3 Tim Gassmann 47 1983 Jim Drahozal 5 1973 Dave Marshall 23 Errol Shirer 3 1982 Nick Fegen 61 1982 Nick Fegen 8 1972 Larry Schutzius 35 1989 Chris Hatcher 7 1981 Ed Garton 75 1981 Ed Garton 10 1971 Jim Cox 38 1988 three with 3 1980 Lance Platz 53 1980 Ed Lash 6 1970 Gary Breshears 32 1979 Lance Platz 53 1987 Randy Frakes 7 1979 Ed Lash 9 1978 Jeff Leuders 47 1986 Craig Conti 7 1978 Jerry Blixt 8 1985 Rob Eddie 8 Runs 1977 Tom Steinmetz 65 1977 Jeff Jones 10 2004 Kris Welker 35 1984 Craig Conti 7 1976 Bob Rasley 39 1976 Steve Stumpff 6 2003 Kyle Thousand 42

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4488 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:18:06:18 PPMM Yearly Leaders

2002 Ian Mattiace 51 2000 Ian Mattiace 7 1993 Steve Weimer 2.70 2002 Reed Pawelk 81.1 2001 Ian Mattiace 30 1999 Brian Burks 12 1992 Brett Backlund 2.04 2001 Chad Blackwell 64.0 2000 Brain Burks 34 1998 Terry Ramsey 7 1991 Brett Backlund 3.88 2000 Chad Blackwell 85.0 1999 Andy Jansen 49 Eric Martinez 7 1990 John DeJarld 2.56 1999 Jimmy Magrane 107.2 1998 Nate Frese 39 1997 Eric Martinez 16 1989 Brian Kennedy 2.51 1998 Jeremy Meccage 61.1 1997 Brian Mitchell 39 1996 Eric Martinez 9 1988 John DeJarld 2.03 1997 Nate Frese 66.1 1996 C.J. Thieleke 42 1995 Eric Martinez 12 1987 Allen Rath 3.32 1996 Jeremy Meccage 60.1 1995 Matt Ostrom 43 1994 Curtis Reed 19 1986 Scott Flynn 4.09 1995 Jeremy Meccage 66.1 C.J. Thieleke 43 1993 Matt Kraus 14 1985 Chuck Georgantas 4.05 1994 Colin Mattiace 83.0 1994 Curtis Reed 48 1992 Curtis Reed 12 1984 Ed Murphy 2.38 1993 Colin Mattiace 75.7 1993 Jay Polson 46 1991 Danan Hughes 16 1983 Mike Hoeg 2.66 1992 Brett Backlund 79.3 1992 Brett Backlund 35 1990 Chris Hatcher 17 1982 Brian Hobaugh 2.15 1991 Brett Backlund 102.0 Tim Killeen 35 1989 Errol Shirer 18 1981 Mike Hoeg 2.52 1990 John DeJarld 105.3 1991 Danan Hughes 40 1988 Chris Hatcher 4 1980 Brian Hobaugh 2.54 1989 John DeJarld 87.7 Bob Morris 40 1987 Bart Givens 7 1979 Tom Mullen 2.26 1988 Calvin Eldred 78.3 1990 Tim Costo 59 1986 Craig Conti 28 1978 Rich Carlucci 2.98 1987 Mark Boland 87.2 1989 Chris Hatcher 66 1985 Craig Conti 21 1977 Rich Carlucci 2.90 1986 Mark Boland 74.1 1988 Bill Heinz 43 1984 Craig Conti 34 1976 Mike Boddicker 0.79 1985 Mike Darby 70.1 1987 Randy Frakes 50 1983 Craig Conti 20 1975 Craig Cordt 1.62 1984 Jeff Ott 70.0 1986 John Knapp 80 1982 Tim Gassmann 25 1974 Jim Linn 2.40 1983 Jeff Ott 72.0 1985 Craig Conti 68 1981 Tony Burley 42 1973 Jim Linn 3.12 1982 Brian Hobaugh 58.6 1984 Craig Conti 50 1980 Lance Platz 29 1972 Jim Wise 2.01 1981 Bill Drambel 65.6 John Knapp 50 1979 Lance Platz 37 1971 Fernando Arango 1.33 1980 Tom Mullen 64.3 1983 Craig Conti 35 1978 John Mahoney 9 1970 Chet Teklinski 2.37 1979 Chuck Johnson 60.0 Brian Charipar 35 1977 Tom Steinmetz 29 1978 Mike Boddicker 66.6 1982 Tim Davis 42 1976 Tom Steinmetz 8 Wins 1977 Mike Boddicker 65.6 1981 Tony Burley 70 1975 Tom Hilinski 14 2004 Nathan Johnson 6 1976 Tom Steen 67.6 1980 Dave Hoeksema 36 1974 Tom Hilinski 11 2003 Nathan Johnson 6 1975 Mark Ewell 73.6 Lance Platz 36 1973 Tom Hilinski 12 2002 Matt Hasz 5 1974 Mark Ewell 61.6 1979 Lance Platz 46 1972 Fred Mims 11 2001 Blackwell/Jensen 4 1973 Mark Ewell 53.0 1978 John Mahoney 44 1971 Ray Smith 8 2000 Ryan Prahm 6 1972 Bill Heckroth 80.3 1977 Tom Steinmetz 56 1970 Dave Krull 22 1999 Jim Magrane 6 1971 Mark Tschopp 60.3 1976 Bob Rasley 30 1998 Jim Magrane 5 1970 Chet Teklinski 68.3 1975 Bryan Jones 45 Earned Run Average Jeremy Meccage 5 1974 Tom Hilinski 40 (Min. 20 Innings) 1997 Jeremy Meccage 5 Strikeouts 1973 Tom Hilinski 22 2004 Nathan Johnson 3.36 1996 Colin Mattiace 5 2004 Nathan Johnson 73 Brad Trickey 22 2003 Nathan Johnson 3.38 1995 Matt Austin 6 2003 Nathan Johnson 53 1972 Fred Mims 35 2002 Nick Jensen 2.16 1994 Colin Mattiace 6 2002 Reed Pawelk 62 1971 Ray Smith 46 2001 Mitch Price 3.57 1993 Colin Mattiace 7 2001 Chad Blackwell 46 1970 Gary Breshears 43 2000 Reed Pawelk 3.18 Steve Weimer 7 2000 Chad Blackwell 55 1999 Jim Magrane 4.43 1992 Brett Backlund 11 1999 Jim Magrane 110 Stolen Bases 1998 Jeremy Meccage 4.55 1991 Brett Backlund 8 1998 Jeremy Meccage 45 2004 Jeff Gremley 14 1997 David Kot 3.22 1990 John DeJarld 11 1996 Nate Frese 61 2003 Kyle Thousand 20 1996 Robert Holst 4.65 1989 four with 7 1996 Matt Austin 46 2002 Ian Mattiace 20 1995 Brent Glendinning 2.17 1988 Allen Rath 6 1995 Jeremy Meccage 55 2001 Bryce Coppieters/Mattiace 8 1994 Brent Glendinning 4.14 1987 Mark Boland 7 1994 Kurt Belger 34 1986 Chuck Georgantas 6 Brent Glendinning 34 1985 Chuck Georgantas 8 1993 Steve Weimer 53 Nathan Johnson 1984 Jeff Ott 8 1992 Brett Backlund 65 led the 2004 Hawk- 1983 Mike Darby 6 1991 Brett Backlund 94 eyes in Wins (6), 1982 three with 5 1990 John DeJarld 78 ERA (3.36), Innings 1981 Bill Drambel 8 1989 Calvin Eldred 64 1980 Tom Mullen 8 1988 Allen Rath 77 pitched (96.1) and 1979 Bill Drambel 6 1987 Allen Rath 76 strikeouts (73). He Chuck Johnson 6 1986 Mark Boland 59 was a Þ rst team 1978 Rich Carlucci 8 1985 Mike Darby 51 all-Big Ten pick 1977 Mike Boddicker 8 1984 Jeff Ott 49 Bob Stepp 8 1983 Jeff Ott 50 and drafted by the 1976 Bob Stepp 6 1982 Jeff Green 44 Philadelphia Phil- 1975 Mark Ewell 8 1981 Mark Radosevich 56 lies. 1974 Mark Ewell 8 1980 Jeff Green 45 1973 Jim Linn 4 1979 Chuck Johnson 61 1972 Bill Heckroth 8 1978 Mike Boddicker 68 Mark Tschopp 8 1977 Mike Boddicker 84 1971 Bill Heckroth 4 1976 Tom Steen 58 Mark Tschopp 4 1975 Mark Ewell 49 1970 Mark Tschopp 5 1974 Tom Steen 41 1973 Tom Steen 39 Innings Pitched 1972 Mark Tschopp 62 2004 Nathan Johnson 96.1 1971 Bill Heckroth 43 2003 Reed Pawelk 66.2 1970 Chet Teklinski 58

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 4499 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:19:06:19 PPMM Yearly Records

Year Coach ______W-L-T ______Big Ten Year Coach ______W-L-T ______Big Ten Year Coach ______W-L-T ______Big Ten 1890 none ______2-1-0 1930 Vogel ______12-9-0 1970 Schultz ______10-9-0 1891 none ______3-0-0 1931 Vogel ______7-10-0 ______9th Banks ______14-13-0 ______9th 1892 none ______2-1-0 1932 Vogel ______5-9-0 ______5th 1971 Banks ______28-17-0 ______5th 1893 none ______3-9-0 1933 Vogel ______12-10-0 ______T4th 1972 Banks ______25-17-0 ______1st 1894 none ______not available 1934 Vogel ______18-12-1 ______T5th 1973 Banks ______16-14-1 ______T7th 1895 none ______6-7-0 1935 Vogel ______13-12-0 ______8th 1974 Banks ______27-13-0 ______T1st 1896 none ______5-2-0 1936 Vogel ______16-6-0 ______3rd 1975 Banks ______29-14-0 ______2nd 1897 none ______6-6-0 1937 Vogel ______13-15-0 ______8th 1976 Banks ______23-16-0 ______T5th 1898 none ______5-2-1 1938 Vogel ______12-12-0 ______T1st 1977 Banks ______40-14-0 ______T4th 1899 none ______5-6-1 1939 Vogel ______19-5-0 ______1st 1978 Banks ______28-17-0 ______4th 1900 Knipe ______13-2-0 1940 Vogel ______20-3-1 ______3rd 1979 Banks ______32-12-0 ______5th 1901 Knipe ______12-6-0 1941 Vogel ______22-6-0 ______2nd 1980 Banks ______31-14-0 ______3rd 1902 Williams ______7-13-0 1942 Vogel ______15-2-1 ______T1st 1981 Banks ______44-21-0 ______3rd* 1903 Williams ______11-7-0 1943 Davis ______8-4-0 ______5th 1982 Banks ______31-23-0 ______5th* 1904 Chalmers ______12-4-0 1944 Davis ______3-5-0 ______8th 1983 Banks ______32-21-1 ______2nd* 1905 Chalmers ______12-2-0 1945 Davis ______4-6-0 ______8th 1984 Banks ______31-26-0 ______3rd* 1906 GrifÞ th ______9-5-0 ______8th 1946 Vogel ______11-6-0 ______T3rd 1985 Banks ______40-20-0 ______T2nd* 1907 Storey ______8-4-0 ______10th 1947 Vogel ______13-11-1 ______5th 1986 Banks ______29-27-0 ______5th* 1908 Kent ______7-9-0 ______8th 1948 Vogel ______15-12-0 ______T5th 1987 Banks ______29-28-0 ______3rd* 1909 Kirk ______9-3-0 1949 Vogel ______14-8-0 ______T1st 1988 Banks ______29-25-0 ______5th 1910 Green ______8-6-0 ______7th 1950 Vogel ______19-6-0 ______3rd 1989 Banks ______37-20-0 ______T2nd 1911 Stewart ______9-9-0 ______7th 1951 Vogel ______11-13-0 ______T8th 1990 Banks ______38-19-0 ______1st 1912 Stewart ______7-3-1 ______6th 1952 Vogel ______12-14-0 ______9th 1991 Banks ______26-28-1 ______9th 1913 Lindeman ______8-8-0 ______8th 1953 Vogel ______15-10-1 ______4th 1992 Banks ______26-28-0 ______7th 1914 Kent ______10-6-0 ______7th 1954 Vogel ______10-15-1 ______7th 1993 Banks ______32-20-0 ______6th 1915 Kent ______12-3-2 ______4th 1955 Vogel ______6-18-0 ______T9th 1994 Banks ______22-32-1 ______T3rd 1916 Kent ______9-6-0 ______7th 1956 Vogel ______11-16-1 ______7th 1995 Banks ______29-24-0 ______7th 1917 Kent ______4-6-1 ______5th 1957 Vogel ______9-10-0 ______T2nd 1996 Banks ______25-22-0 ______7th 1918 Kent ______7-5-0 ______5th 1958 Vogel ______9-19-2 ______10th 1997 Banks ______17-30-0 ______10th 1919 Jones ______10-6-0 ______3rd 1959 Vogel ______10-18-1 ______9th 1998 Broghamer ______19-27-0 ______T6th 1920 Ashmore ______8-4-1 ______3rd 1960 Vogel ______7-17-0 ______10th 1999 Broghamer ______22-34-0 ______10th 1921 Ashmore ______5-9-0 ______8th 1961 Vogel ______8-16-0 ______8th 2000 Broghamer ______19-35 ______T7th 1922 Ashmore ______10-7-0 ______6th 1962 Vogel ______13-16-1 ______T7th 2001 Broghamer ______19-29 ______T9th 1923 Barry ______9-7-0 ______6th 1963 Schultz ______20-9-0 ______2nd 2002 Broghamer ______26-29-1 ______5th 1924 Barry ______10-8-0 ______8th 1964 Schultz ______13-16-1 ______T7th 2003 Broghamer ______18-29 ______10th 1925 Vogel ______9-8-1 ______T5th 1965 Schultz ______13-12-0 ______T4th 2004 Dahm ______20-35 ______8th 1926 Vogel ______11-10-0 ______10th 1966 Schultz ______14-15-0 ______8th Totals ______1769-1453-28 (.549) 1927 Vogel ______10-7-1 ______T1st 1967 Schultz ______19-12-1 ______5th 1928 Vogel ______12-7-0 ______T6th 1968 Schultz ______19-11-1 ______9th *indicates rank in western division 1929 Vogel ______21-11-0 ______2nd 1969 Schultz ______21-24-0 ______T8th

All-Time Coaching Records Coach ______Years ______Won ______Lost ______Tied ______Pct. Duane Banks ______1970-1997 ______810 ______575 ______4 ______.585 Otto Vogel ______1925-42, 46-62 ______440 ______382 ______13 ______.535 Dick Schultz ______1963-70 ______129 ______106 ______3 ______.548 Scott Broghamer ______1998-03 ______123 ______183 ______1 ______.401 Maury Kent ______1914-18 ______49 ______35 ______3 ______.580 Alden Knipe ______1900-01 ______25 ______8 ______0 ______.758 John Chalmers ______1904-05 ______24 ______6 ______0 ______.800 James Ashmore ______1920-22 ______23 ______20 ______1 ______.534 Jack Dahm ______2004-present ______20 ______35 ______0 ______364 Sam Barry ______1923-24 ______19 ______15 ______0 ______.559 S.C. Williams ______1902-03 ______18 ______20 ______0 ______.474 Walt Stewart ______1911-12 ______16 ______12 ______1 ______.569 J.E. Davis ______1943-45 ______15 ______15 ______0 ______.500 Howard Jones ______1919 ______10 ______6 ______0 ______.625 John GrifÞ th ______1906 ______9 ______5 ______0 ______.643 Charles Kirk ______1909 ______9 ______3 ______0 ______.750 Ted Green ______1910 ______8 ______6 ______0 ______.571 Viva Lindeman ______1913 ______8 ______8 ______0 ______.500 L.J. Storey ______1907 ______8 ______4 ______0 ______.667

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 5500 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:21:06:21 PPMM Hawkeyes Around the USA

Hawkeyes Come From Around the Country Players from all 12 states make up the 2005 Iowa Baseball Team

Iowa ...... 22 Minnesota ...... 1 Illinois ...... 6 Missouri ...... 1 Colorado ...... 2 Nebraska ...... 1 Florida ...... 2 Washington ...... 1 Montana ...... 2 Wisconsin ...... 1 Arizona ...... 1 Wyoming ...... 1

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 5511 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:23:06:23 PPMM Home of the Hawkeyes - Duane Banks Field

In the fall of 2001, the Iowa baseball Þ eld was re-named The Duane Banks Baseball Field in honor of the Hawkeyes’ former head coach. Banks, the winningest coach in Iowa history, served as Iowa’s head baseball coach from 1970-1997.

Banks Field was originally built in 1974. The 3,000-seat stadium has dimensions of 330 feet down the lines, 375 in the power alleys and 400 to centerÞ eld. As a whole, the complex is one of the top facilities in the Big Ten and the Midwest.

In 2002, former Hawkeye and current Major Leaguer Cal Eldred donated $245,000 to fund the installation of lights at Banks Field. It is the largest donation by a current professional athlete to Iowa Athletics.

The inÞ eld was re-designed following the 1999 season with a new playing surface and ten-foot fences were added to the outÞ eld. The Þ eld’s drainage system was also improved. Both bullpens were restructured and the hitter’s background was replaced. Located next to the Hawkeye bullpen are two Astro Turf batting cages.

The complex features locker rooms for both teams and umpires. In 1998, Iowa’s clubhouse was expanded, giving the Hawkeyes one of the best college baseball environments in the nation.

Prior to the 1996 season a Daktronics state-of-the-art scoreboard system was installed. In addition to providing spectators with pertinent game information, the system also has a marques that is capable of displaying player information. Duane Ban A new press box was built in 1989 and renovated in 2002. It can accommodate several radio stations and up to 25 media members.

During inclement weather, the Hawkeyes can move to the Bubble, Iowa’s indoor facility located right next to Banks Field. The Bubble is a 120-yard expanse of state-of-the-art “Prestige XT” artiÞ cial surface that includes four full-size batting cages and Þ ve raised pitching mounds. The bubble gives the Hawkeyes a top- notch facility to train in year-round.

Dedicated in 1998, the Pavillion at Banks Field is in memory of Diane Mitchell, mother of Hawkeye athletes David, Mark and Brian Mitchell, and wife of former football player Bob Mitch- ell. Diane died in an automobile accident en route to the 1996 Alamo Bowl. During her life, Diane never missed an inning or a down of her son’s games and was always their biggest supporter. Her dedication to the Hawkeyes was surpassed only by her love for her family.

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 5522 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:27:06:27 PPMM Home of the Hawkeyes - Duane Banks Field

Hawkeye players run through an offseason workout in the Bubble. anks Field

The Hawkeye Lockerroom

The Hawkeye Clubhouse

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4476617661 33.indd.indd 5533 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:06:29:06:29 PPMM Academic Student Services

Since its inception in 1979, Athletics Student Services has evolved from a two- person, academic support service to a broad- based, nationally prominent student support services operation. Its purpose is to assist student athletes to become tomorrow’s leaders by offering academic and personal support services to assist them in making timely and satisfactory progress toward their degrees. Athletic Student Services focuses on four important areas — academic counseling and monitoring, educational and support programs, retention programs and compliance services — when working with student- athletes. Following are descriptions of some of the programs, services and opportunities available to student-athletes in those areas.

Athletics Learning Center The $4.6 million Russell A. and Ann Gerdin The Russell A. and Ann Gerdin Athletics Learning Center is the headquarters for the University Athletics Learning Center opened in August of Iowa’s Athletic Student Services. of 2003 and gives all Iowa student-athletes a state of the art facility to help them with their educations. recognize the academic accomplishments of understand NCAA, Big Ten and University The Athletics Learning Center is a multi- Iowa’s student-athletes. academic policies. They also solicit feedback level, 20,000 square foot facility which will from instructors on academic progress made provide a computer center, study areas, Academic Counseling and by student-athletes. classes and meeting places for all Hawkeye Monitoring student-athletes. Athletics coordinators work closely with Tutoring The Learning Center will feature an student-athletes and their university-assigned Tutoring is available free of charge to auditorium that converts into two classrooms, advisors from the time they arrive on campus all student-athletes. Tutors, who are post- separate study rooms for under and upper- until the time they leave the University. Along graduates and teachers, help with course class student-athletes that feature 28 study with focusing on academic planning matters content as well as study strategies and are carrels, a computer lab, Þ ve tutorial rooms, the such as goal-setting, plans of study, choosing available in virtually all general education book loan repository, ofÞ ce space for Iowa’s majors and degree requirements, athletics program subjects. Student Services staff and a display area to coordinators also help student-athletes

The Russell A. and Ann Gerdin Athletics “The Gerdin Learning Center is a great Learning Center has a place to work on your academic goals. It is large computer center a quality learning environment with every- for use by all Hawkeye athletes. thing you need in order to make a smooth transition into being a student-athlete.” - Brian Burmester

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“The Gerdin Learning Center is the ultimate academic tool for student- athletes. The academic assistance you receive is invaluable. The support staff, facilities and learning environment allows students great opportunities to reach and exceed their academic potential while competing as NCAA Division I athletes.” -Luis Andrulonis

Retention A full-time staff member directs the retention program, which identiÞ es student-athletes who may need tailored academic assistance and structure, and implements individualized learning plans to help them succeed. Such plans may include daily and weekly planning sessions with athletics coordinators and retention staff, tutoring, study groups, mainstreaming into on-campus services like the writing center, math labs and services for students with learning disabilities. Located near Hillcrest residence hall, the Russell A. and Ann Gerdin Athletics Learning Center is easily assessable to Hawkeye athletes. Transition Seminar All new student-athletes attend an eight-week transition seminar Career Guidance and Development Planning a meaningful career and a fulÞ lling life is an ongoing during the fall semester that is geared toward helping them make the process of expanding and narrowing choices, beginning when student- transition from high school to college successfully. Seminar topics athletes arrive on campus and continuing throughout their college include time management skills, learning and study strategies, the career and lifetime. The professional staff works with other career culture and rules of the university, and life skills concerning alcohol development professionals on campus to offer individual consultation, and other substances, relationships and intimacy, diversity, tolerance, career development seminars, workshops, referrals to other campus values and character. ofÞ ces and special events like the Senior Recognition Banquet for graduating student-athletes. CHAMPS/Life Skills Life skills programs are conducted throughout the year with and for student athletes on quality of life issues critical to personal growth, Minority Enrichment Program This program offers a culturally supportive environment in which such as personal accountability, responsible use and nonuse of alcohol, minority student-athletes have the opportunity to develop friendships diversity and gambling. and a support network in the university. A core focus group of students and staff coordinate programs such as guest speakers, holiday celebrations, community service activities with the local neighborhood centers, events with Cultural Centers and networking with minority faculty, staff, professional and business leaders.

Compare the Numbers Iowa’s student-athletes have outperformed the University’s entire student population each year since the NCAA started requiring a report of student-athlete graduation rates.

“The Gerdin Athletic Learning Center offers our student-athletes at The University of Iowa the most modern, state of the art academic facilities at their disposal. It is located in the heart of campus right across from the Hillcrest Dorm. When you combine our facilities with the outstanding leadership of our Academic Student Services Staff, our student-athletes are provided the direction and assistance needed to be very successful in their academic The Gerdin Athletic Learning Center has plenty of places for Hawkeyes pursuits.” to study. - Head Coach Jack Dahm

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 5555 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:41:07:41 PPMM The I-380 Corridor Classic

On April 21, 2004, the University of Iowa and the University of Northern Iowa ushered in a new era of Iowa collegiate baseball “The First Corridor Classic was very successful and we are with the inaugural I-380 Corridor Classic. The game, played at looking forward to making it even bigger and better. I be- Memorial Stadium - home of the Class A Cedar Rapids Kernels, lieve that the Corridor Classic will develop into one of the will pit the two intrastate rivals against each other annually. premier college baseball games in the country. This event would not have been possible without the cooperation and The game is a real event for eastern Iowa baseball fans, fea- hard work of KCRG TV-9, the Cedar Rapids Kernels, the turing spirit squads from both teams, Þ reworks and the “Kiss a American Diabetes Association of Iowa and the marketing pig/Ride a hog” contest where fans were able to see local celeb- departments at Northern Iowa and Iowa.” rities lip-lock with a pig while getting a chance to win an Harley Davidson motorcycle. The “Kiss a pig/Ride a hog” promotion was - Head Coach Jack Dahm sponsored by the American Diabetes Association.

The Panthers won the Þ rst Corridor Classic, 8-3, in front of 2,098 fans.

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 5566 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:42:07:42 PPMM Hawkeyes vs. the I-Cubs

The Hawkeyes battle the AAA Iowa Cubs at Principal Park on April 7, 2004

On April 7, 2004, the Hawkeyes ventured into the world of professional baseball when they took on the Chicago Cubs Class AAA afÞ liate Iowa Cubs in an exhibition game at Principal Park in Des Moines, IA.

In front of 4,173 fans, the Hawkeyes gave the I-Cubs all they could handle before falling 4-2.

The game was a rousing success and it gave Iowa fans in central Iowa a chance to see their Hawkeyes dig in against top professional talent.

The Hawkeyes hope to make events such as this a staple of their schedule. Iowa Head Coach Jack Dahm with Chicago Cubs Director of Player Development Oneri Fleita and Iowa Cubs General Manager Sam Bernabe.

Andy Lytle leads off Þ rst base against the I-Cubs

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 5577 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:46:07:46 PPMM The Lead-Off Dinner

The Hawkeye baseball program likes to kick off each season in style, and that’s what they have done each of the past two years with the Lead-Off Dinner. It’s a chance for fans to meet the year’s team and get a sneak preview of the upcoming season.

The Lead-Off Dinner also features speakers such as Chicago Cubs General Manager Jim Hendry, former NBC News President and Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Gartner, and former Hawkeye and currently Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Wes Obermueller. There is also a chance for baseball fans to get their hands on great memorabilia in the live and silent auctions. Past items have included autographed items from Hall of Famers Robin Yount, Paul Molitor and Steve Carlton; current stars Mark Prior, Alex Ro- driguez and Roger Clemens; and great baseball experiences like a luxury suite at an Iowa Cubs game, tickets to see the Chicago Cubs and Colorado Rockies “Dream Package” including tickets, accommodations and the opportunity to throw out the Þ rst pitch at the game. Yano Mangiameli throws out the Þ rst pitch at a Rockies game after winning the “Dream Package” at the 2004 Lead-Off Dinner.

The Lead-Off Dinner gives fans a chance to meet current and former Hawkeyes, get s sneak preview of the season and collect auto- graphs from all their favor- ite Hawkeyes.

Fans look over the memorabilia available at the Lead-Off Dinner’s silent auction.

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 5588 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:48:07:48 PPMM Hawkeyes on the Air

If Hawkeye baseball fans can’t make it out to Banks Field for a game, they are in luck because all Iowa home games and most road games, including all Big Ten contests, are broadcast on AM 800 KXIC in the Iowa City area. Brent Balbinot calls the play-by-play for the Hawkeyes.

For Hawkeye baseball fans who can’t get enough Black and Gold news, Head Coach Jack Dahm has a weekly call-in show hosted by the voice of Iowa baseball, Brent Balbinot. The show originates every Monday night from Flannigan’s Bar and Grill in Coralville.

Brent Balbinot (left) hosts Hawk Talk with Jack Dahm every Monday from Flannigan’s Bar and Grill in Coralville.

Mike Mogard Aaron Reasland Jason White

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 5599 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:50:07:50 PPMM Strength and Conditioning

David Marmon Strength and Conditioning Coach First Year

Training Philosophy At the University of Iowa, we strive to create a positive training environment that will give each participant the very best opportunity to become better student-athletes. Individualized sport-speciÞ c training programs are designed to meet each student-athlete’s needs. The true success of any training program is in the implementation. We believe that trust and adherence to a prescribed training program are established by educating student-athletes about their training throughout the process. Experience has shown that better educated student-athletes are more likely to train harder and smarter. Our training programs promote competition, accountability, team unity and discipline.

Our training programs encompass all aspects of speed, agility, conditioning, strength, ß exibility and injury prevention with an em- phasis on proper technique and safety. Our programs are cen- tered around functional, free weight exercises such as the Olym- pic lifts (clean, jerk, snatch, etc.). These exercises are ideal for simulating the physiological rigors of athletic competition.

“Coach Marmon has introduced a program that can increase ability, but it also has creates conÞ dence in the players. With the addition of a new found attitude, players, coaches, and staff throughout the program have seen the positive change in the baseball team.” - LJ Mims

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6600 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:53:07:53 PPMM What Former Players Are Saying

Following the completion of the 2004 baseball season and my four years of eligibility, I felt that the baseball program at the University of Iowa is on pace to becoming the premier program in the Big Ten and among the elite in the country. The University of Iowa provided me with an abundance of facilities fostering an environment of success for both the team and me as a student athlete. I strongly believe the Iowa baseball program brings together the student and the athlete whether it is through the Gerdin Learning Center, Athletic Student Services, the Bubble, or Duane Banks Field. I can proudly attest that all of these Þ ne facilities provide the setting for a person to reach their scholastic and athletic potential.

Jack Dahm and his coaching staff visibly create a positive environment for the Iowa Baseball program. I am conÞ dent that their dedication, commitment and knowledge of the game will guarantee the success of the student athlete and the baseball program for many years to come. The camaraderie and chemistry among the coaches and players was something special to be a part of and a chapter in my life I will always remember and treasure. The friendships I have made during my tenure at the University of Iowa will be with me for the rest of my life. I look forward to following the positive progress of the program. As a proud alumni of the University of Iowa and the Baseball Program, GO HAWKS!! -Jim Reid, Class of 2004

Forever Iowa baseball will bring to my mind great memories of competition and camaraderie. Donning the Black and Gold was a tremendous experience. I will never forget running out onto Duane Banks Þ eld Þ lled with the pride of being a Hawkeye. Knowing that both teammates and coaches were there with the common goal of winning in mind, made it a pleasure to play for the University of Iowa. I owe a great deal to the Iowa Baseball program, allowing me to follow my dreams toward a professional career in baseball. I am excited for the bright future in the years to come. Coach Dahm and his staff have brought a great enthusiasm about baseball to the University of Iowa. I have no doubt that in the very near future Iowa baseball will be the team to beat in the Big Ten Conference.

Iowa baseball is fortunate to have the pitching coach it does in Coach Zumsande. He is a great teacher of the mental and physical aspects of pitching. His leadership inspired the pitching staff to accept their role; reminding us daily that to be a successful team, the pitchers must do their part. Coach Zumsande would never let us back down. He urged us to push ourselves to be better competitors on the mound. During my year under his leadership, he helped me to develop into a more experienced pitcher. Coach Zumsande motivated me to become the player that he knew I could be, inspiring me to take the next step in the pursuit of my dreams. I cannot say enough good things about Coach Zumsande, or thank him enough, and feel privileged and blessed to have been a player under his watch. -Nathan Johnson, Class of 2004

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6611 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:55:07:55 PPMM Walk-on Players

With the NCAA limiting the number of scholarships a team can give, a successful walk-on program is essential for any team hop- ing to compete at a high level. No where is this more evident then at the University of Iowa, where Head Coach Jack Dahm has a history of developing walk-on players.

In his career, Coach Dahm has had eight players begin as walk- ons and end up playing professional baseball.

Two members of the current team, Austin Seward and Tim Gu- dex, began as walk-ons, became strong contributers and have now been put on scholarship.

“Joining the University of Iowa baseball team as a walk-on gives a young player the chance to grow and mature as an athlete, as well as an opportunity to get an outstanding education,” Dahm said. “The entire coaching staff is committed to the deveopment of our walk-on program, because there is no question that in order Tim Gudex to build a championship caliber program, you need a program that allows kids to develop and contribute to the success of the team.”

“I origionally chose the University of Iowa because of the top notch academics and the environment. But being around the coaching staff here has shown me how important it is to have coaches who can teach me the game of baseball and give me an opportunity to play.

“You can get a quality education at many places if you work hard, but it is the opportunites you take advantage of at your school that truly matters. If I was to choose a school all over again, my number one criteria would be the coaching staff, and I would once again come to Iowa.

“Everything is in place here to help a person become successful after they graduate in both life and athletics.”

Austin Seward Junior Cedar Rapids, IA

Austin Seward

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Student-athletes who have the talent and desire to excel in two sports have the opportunity to do so at the University of Iowa.

Bo Porter (left) was a standout on both the Hawkeye baseball and football teams. Porter signed with the Chicago Cubs and played in Chicago’s minor league system prior to his senior year of football. After his Þ nal year as a defensive back for the Hawkeyes, he resumed his baseball career and played in the Major Leagues for the Coloroado Rockies and Texas Rang- ers.

Danan Hughes (below) also played baseball and football for Iowa. Hughes played in the Milwaukee Brewers organization before beginning a lengthy professional foot- Bo Porter ball career with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Danan Hughes

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6633 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:07:58:07:58 PPMM Hawkeye Administration

Dr. David Skorton Robert Bowlsby University President Director of Athletics

David J. Skorton was appointed the 19th president of Director of Athletics Bob Bowlsby is in his 14th year as The University of Iowa on March 1, 2003. He has been the head of the University of Iowa intercollegiate athletics a faculty member at the University since 1980. He holds program. joint appointments at the rank of professor in the Depart- As the chief administrator for Iowa’s athletic ments of Internal Medicine, Electrical and Computer En- department, Bowlsby has earned a reputation as one gineering, and Biomedical Engineering. President Skor- of the most respected, energetic and ambitious athletic ton was appointed vice president for research in 1992 and, additionally, interim vice administrators in the nation. Over the past four years Bowlsby has guided and president for external relations in 2000. He served as vice president for research supervised the merger of the women’s and men’s athletics departments. The and external relations from March 2002 until he assumed the presidency. As vice combined entity encompasses 24 varsity sports and an annual budget in excess of president, he oversaw more than 30 administrative units and headed a research and $40 million. development program that ranks among the nation’s top 20 public research universi- As the head of Iowa athletics, Bowlsby has been involved in the hiring of new ties in obtaining external funding. He also continued his role as a physician, caring head coaches in football, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling, enabling for adolescents and adults with inborn heart disease. Iowa to maintain its standing as one of the most visible, successful and progressive Co-founder and co-director of the UI Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Dis- departments in college athletics. ease Clinic at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, President Skorton has The success of Iowa’s athletic teams on the Þ eld is due, in part, to the behind the focused his research on congenital heart disease in adolescents and adults, cardiac scenes work of Bowlsby and his staff. A number of major building and fund raising imaging, and computer image processing. He has published numerous articles, re- projects over the past few years enable Iowa’s student-athletes to train and compete views, book chapters, and two major texts in the areas of cardiac imaging and image in some of the Þ nest facilities in Division I athletics. processing. He has served in a variety of administrative positions at The Univer- A Waterloo native, Bowlsby became Iowa’s 10th Athletic Director in June, 1991 sity of Iowa, including director of the Cardiovascular Image Processing Laboratory after serving in the same role at the University of Northern Iowa since 1984. He (1982-1996), director of the Division of General Internal Medicine (1985-1989), and previously served as Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities at Northern Iowa. associate chair for clinical programs in the Department of Internal Medicine (1989- Bowlsby earned his bachelor’s degree from Moorhead State University (Minnesota) 1992). in 1975 and his master’s degree from the University of Iowa in 1978. A national leader in research ethics, President Skorton is charter president of the The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) named Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, Inc., the Bowlsby in 2001-02 as Central Region Athletic Director of the Year and Sports Þ rst entity organized speciÞ cally to accredit human research protection programs. He Business Journal selected him from the four regional award winners as the National has served on the boards and committees of many national organizations, including Athletics Director of the Year. The award highlights the efforts of the athletic directors the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, the American for their commitment and positive contributions to campuses and their surrounding Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine, the American Society of Echocardiography, the communities. Bowlsby was recently appointed to the 15 member commission on Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, the As- Opportunities in Athletics by US Secretary of Education, Rod Paige. sociation of American Universities, the Council on Competitiveness, and the Korea Bowlsby served as chair of the NCAA Wrestling Committee and has served America Friendship Society. He has traveled widely in Europe and Asia on behalf of on NCAA committees on Financial Aid and Amateurism, the Special Committee both academic and community projects. to Review Amateurism Issues and the Special Committee to Review Financial President Skorton is actively engaged in service to the community and to the state Conditions in Athletics. Bowlsby is in the midst of a Þ ve-year term on the NCAA of Iowa, particularly in regional and state economic development. He serves on and Division I Basketball Tournament Committee, serving as committee chairman in chaired the Iowa City Area Development Group, and currently serves on the Cedar 2003-04. The committee selects, seeds, brackets and manages all rounds of the Rapids Chamber of Commerce Priority One Advisory Committee, the Technology NCAA Basketball Tournament, including the Final Four. Corridor Committee, and the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors. Bob has served as an Executive Committee member with both the National He has also served on committees of the Iowa Business Council, the Iowa Depart- Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the Division I-A Athletic Directors ment of Economic Development Board, the Governor’s Life Sciences Advisory Com- Association and served in 2002-03 as President of the I-A Directors group. Bowlsby has also elected chair of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee mittee, and the Iowa Research Council, of which he was president from 1999-2001. and represented the NCAA as one of two voting members on the United States President Skorton earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology in 1970 and an Olympic Committee. Bowlsby also was appointed by former United States Olympic M.D. in 1974, both from Northwestern University. Following a medical residency Committee President LeRoy Walker to the NCAA/USOC Liaison Committee, chaired and cardiology fellowship at The University of California, Los Angeles, he came to by George Steinbrenner and former NCAA President Cedric Dempsey. Bob has The University of Iowa in 1980 as an instructor. He was named assistant professor also served as a member of the Board of Governors for the National Wrestling Hall of internal medicine in 1981 and assistant professor of electrical and computer engi- of Fame. neering in 1982. He was promoted to associate professor in 1984 and to professor Bowlsby is a charter member of the Iowa Olympics Committee and a current in 1988. member of the Board of Directors of the Iowa Games. Bob is a board member of the As a musician, Dr. Skorton has a longstanding interest in jazz. He grew up in Iowa Scholarship Fund, Inc. and a Board member on the Honda Awards program, Los Angeles surrounded by Latin music and worked as a professional jazz and R&B which recognizes our nation’s top female collegiate athletes each year. musician in the Chicago area. He has continued to study saxophone and ß ute in He and his wife, Candice, have four children, Lisa, Matt, Rachel and Kyle. Iowa City and hosts a weekly program, “As Night Falls—Latin Jazz,” on KSUI, the Bowlsby was born Jan. 10, 1952. University’s public FM radio station.

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6644 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:04:08:04 PPMM Hawkeye Athletics

The University of Iowa Athletic Department, under the direction of Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby for the past 13 years, is regarded as one of the top intercollegiate programs in the nation. The men’s and women’s departments, operating separately for over 25 years, merged in 2001 under Bowlsby’s direction. It combined nationally recognized programs for both genders into one successful and progressive athletic program. Combining their successes on the playing Þ elds with continued success and recognition in the classroom, UI student-athletes practice and perform in some of the best facilities in the nation, while knowing the support of their efforts and at- tendance by Hawkeye fans ranks among the best in the country. While the Hawkeyes continue to compete with the best in the nation in a variety of sports, Iowa Big-time athletics is a staple of student life at the University of Iowa. continues to boast some of the most impressive athletic facilities in the nation, operated by one of the most respected departments. all-Big Ten selections and Iowa ranked second in Iowa’s men’s and women’s basketball teams Several new projects are underway on the Iowa 1999-00. In 2002-03, over 140 male and female have advanced to post-season play in each of the campus. The goal is to improve all areas of the col- Iowa athletes earned academic all-Big Ten recogni- last four seasons. The men’s squad earned sole legiate experience for Hawkeye student-athletes. tion. During the 2003 fall semester, Iowa’s male possession of fourth place in the Big Ten Confer- One of the latest additions to the UI campus is the and female athletes posted a combined grade point ence, while the Hawkeye women tied for fourth Roy G. Karro Athletics Hall of Fame and Visitors average of over 3.0. and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. Center. Iowa athletes have been recognized as all- The Iowa wrestling squad earned the Big Ten Additional priorities for the Iowa program include Americans in their sport on more than 185 occa- title and went on to place second in the nation at the establishment and development of endowments sions during the past 13 years. the NCAA Tournament. Coach Jim Zalesky was for all sports programs, the continued enhance- Iowa’s athletic teams during the 2003-04 athletic named Big Ten Coach of the Year. Iowa has won ment of graduation rates, and the implementation year continued their trend of success, on the play- six of the last 10 NCAA wrestling titles and nine of of a long-range plan to ensure Iowa’s Þ nancial, ing Þ elds and in their academic pursuits. the last 14 championships. academic and competitive future. As an example, The Hawkeye football followed its 11-2 mark of Iowa’s men’s and women’s and gymnastics all of Iowa’s 13 scholarships for men’s basketball 2002 with a 10-3 record in 2003, including a 37-17 teams continue to rank among the best in the are fully endowed. win over Florida in the Outback Bowl in Tampa, FL. nation. The men’s team again advanced to the The graduation rate of Iowa’s student-athletes The Hawkeyes are one of 12 teams in the nation NCAA Championships and the women’s gymnas- has improved in each of the past 10 years and has to win 21 games over the past two seasons. Iowa tics squad advanced to the team competition at consistently ranked above the graduation rate of has played in January bowl games in each of the the NCAA championships for the second straight all UI students. Hawkeye athletes have garnered last two years and completed both the 2002 and year. more than 55 academic All-America honors since 2003 seasons ranked eighth in the Þ nal national Iowa’s women’s softball team advanced to 1992. In 1998-99 Iowa led the Big Ten in academic rankings. NCAA regional action for the ninth time in 11 seasons. Iowa has advanced to the softball World Iowa hosts Series on four occasions over the past 10 seasons many post- as Coach Gayle Blevins is one of three coaches to reach 1,000 career victories. season From the rankings on the courts and playing champion- Þ elds, to the rankings in the classroom, to the rank- ships, in- ings in fan and community support, to the ranking cluding the as a program that boasts some of the best athletic 2005 Big Ten facilities in the nation, it’s easy to understand why Iowa fans everywhere truly believe, “It’s Great to Wrestling be a Hawkeye.” Champion- ships.

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6655 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:06:08:06 PPMM Distinguished Alumni

When student-athletes consider their future, they should consider prospects beyond athletics. A list of all University of Iowa alumni who have distinguished themselves professionally would be difÞ cult to assemble and could never be complete. However, some are truly outstanding in their area of expertise.

Business Leland C. Adams, Former president, Amoco Production Co. John J. Balles, former president, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Arthur A. Collins, Founder, Collins Radio (Rockwell Collins) Kathleen A. Dore, Executive vice president and general manager, Bravo Television Network & the Independent Film Channel John W. English, former vice president and chief investment ofÞ cer, Ford Foundation H. John Hawkinson, former president and director of funds, Kemper Financial Services Inc. Richard O. Jacobson, President, Jacobson Warehouse Co. Bill Krause, President, Krause Gentle Corp. Richard Levitt, Chairman & CEO, Nellis Corporation John Pappajohn,Venture capitalist, entrepreneur; NBC News Anchorman Tom Brokaw Juanita Kidd Stout President, Equity Dynamics, Inc.

Education Joseph N. Crowley, President, University of Nevada Richard Maibaum, Writer of James Bond motion George Gallup, Founder, The Gallup Poll at Reno and former NCAA president picture scripts Charles Guggenheim, Documentary Þ lmmaker, R. Wayne Duke, Former commissioner, Big Ten Gene Wilder, Actor, Silver Streak, Young Peabody and Oscar award winner Conference Frankenstein, Stir Crazy Bob Miller, Broadcaster, Los Angeles Kings E.F. Lindquist, Co-founder, American College Testing Herbert Nipson, Executive Editor, Ebony (ACT) Program Government Brian Ross, Correspondent, ABC News, NBC News; John B. McLendon, First black coach inducted into David Bonior, U.S. House of Representatives, Mt. Peabody and Emmy award winner The Basketball Hall of Fame Clemons, MI Carole Simpson, Anchor, ABC News Eddie Robinson, Legendary football coach, Terry Branstad, former Governor of Iowa Grambling State University General Charles A. Horner, Architect of the US air Wilbur Schramm, International authority on Medicine war against Iraq during the Persian Gulf War/Desert Dr. Nancy Andreasen, Psychiatrist renowned for her communications and founder, Iowa Writers’ Workshop Storm research on schizophrenia, as well as creativity Richard Schultz, Executive Director, United States Mary Louise Smith, noted political party leader and Dr. Johann L. Ehrenhaft, Pioneer in Þ eld of open Olympic Committee; civil rights proponent heart surgery Former Executive Director, NCAA Juanita Kidd Stout, First black woman elected to a Dr. Robert C. Hardin, Developed blood bank James Van Allen, Space Physicist state Supreme Court protocols during WW II based on seminal work on blood preservation Entertainment Literature Dr. Don H. O’Donoghue, sports medicine pioneer Simon Estes, International opera star Mildred Wirt Benson, Author of 23 Nancy Drew Dr. Emory D. Warner, World recognized pathologist John Falsey, Executive producer of television’s mysteries and Þ rst woman to receive master’s degree in “Northern Exposure” & “I’ll Fly Away” journalism at Iowa Al Jarreau, Grammy Award-winning singer John Irving, Writer, The World According Pulitzer Prize Winners 1970, St. Louis Post Dispatch Mark Johnson, Film producer and Oscar Award to Garp, The Cider House Rules Marquis Childs, winner for Rainman W.P. Kinsella, Writer, Shoeless Joe Rita Dove, 1987, Thomas and Beulah; Alex Karras, former NFL All-Pro, Detroit Lions; actor, Margaret Walker, Writer, Jubilee U.S. Poet Laureate Victor, Victoria; Blazing Saddles; “Webster” Jorie Graham, 1996, The Dream of the UniÞ ed Barry Kemp, television producer, creator of the hit Media Field; New and Selected Poems series “Coach” Alan Abelson, Editor, Barron’s J. Tracy Kidder, 1982, The Soul of a New Machine Shirley Rich Krohn, Casting director for Kramer vs Tom Brokaw, Anchorman, NBC News James A. McPherson, 1978, Elbow Room Kramer, Three Days of the Condor, Taps, Saturday John Cochran, Correspondent, ABC News Jane Smiley, 1992, A Thousand Acres Night Fever Paul Conrad, Political cartoonist and three-time Tennessee Williams, 1948, A Streetcar Named winner of the Pulitzer Prize Desire; 1955, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6666 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:09:08:09 PPMM The University of Iowa

An Exceptional Choice Since 1847, The University of Iowa has Consider Iowa’s Advantages: distinguished itself as a leader among public • According to the Fiske Guide to universities. Today its programs in health, Colleges, the University of Iowa is a business, engineering, education, law, the arts, “Best Buy” for an outstanding, affordable communications, and the sciences are known education. worldwide for their excellence and innovation. • Iowa celebrates diversity — the University attracts students from 100 countries and all Outstanding Academic Opportunities 50 U.S. states. Iowa offers degrees in 11 colleges: Business, • Iowa’s students and faculty have an Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Law, Liberal Arts enthusiasm for learning and for having and Sciences, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, and the Graduate College. Undergraduates fun. can choose from more than 100 areas of study. • Iowa is part of the Big Ten Conference, sharing academic and athletic traditions A Fun Place to Call Home among a group of America’s leading Iowa City is a classic university town where universities. learning and creating truly matter. The city blends • Iowa’s faculty members not only the vibrant University campus and the natural offer a full range of academic offerings beauty of the Iowa River with nearby shopping, for students, they actively engage in entertainment, and residential areas. innovative research projects within their specialty areas. Commanding Resources The University operates one of the largest • Students can easily travel a half day by research library systems in the country. Iowa Time Magazine placed The University of Iowa in an elite car to a number of large American cities, group of seven schools recognized as the “Best School equips its classrooms and laboratories with the including Chicago, Minneapolis/St. Paul, for You”. latest in computer technology. Students beneÞ t Kansas City, St. Louis, and Omaha. from this technology-rich environment coupled with • Iowa City holds a cosmopolitan charm What Distinguishes an Iowa the high personal attention of University faculty and all its own as a gathering place for the Education? staff. Visit the University’s web site at www.uiowa. Success world’s writers, for world-renowned artists, edu to take a virtual campus tour or Þ nd out more Iowa’s philosophy is that if students meet the and for noted visiting lecturers. about its programs of study. entrance requirements, the University is going to • The University’s 400+ student do everything it can to help students to graduate. organizations include fraternities, More Than a Taste of the Arts Hancher Auditorium, the University’s An Iowa degree spells success in the job market, sororities, and many professional and outstanding arts showplace, presents an amazing giving students the skills to continue learning and cultural societies. array of world-renowned performers, and students growing throughout their careers. • The University’s career and placement may purchase tickets to performances at reduced services match students with companies rates. Premier works of art are displayed not only at Excellence for internships and other professional the Museum of Art but in most University buildings The faculty is stellar. Students are amazed not experiences throughout their education. and plazas throughout campus. Students may only at how much they know but at how enthused • The University’s graduates excel in their participate in theater, music, and dance groups. they are about sharing that knowledge and getting careers, often holding leadership positions students excited about their subject. within their professions and communities. Time and Space to Play Every year about 90 percent of Iowa’s students Comfortable class sizes make use of the University’s recreational facilities. Here are average class sizes for some typical Þ rst- Each season offers a full schedule of intramural year courses: and club sports, ranging from rugby, tennis, and Rhetoric ...... 22 in class golf to volleyball, soccer, and swimming. Individual Biology ...... 600 in lecture workouts are a part of many students’ daily routines...... 24 in lab Students also make use of campus walking and Western Civilization ...... 260 in lecture running trails, bikeways, ski trails, golf courses, ...... 22 in discussion group and canoe and sailboat rentals to relax and enjoy Calculus ...... 25 in class leisure time. German ...... 15 in class First-year seminar ...... 13 in class

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6677 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:11:08:11 PPMM The University of Iowa

THE COLLEGES Freshmen who enroll at The University of Iowa are admitted to either the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences or the College of Engineering. The General Education Program allows students to sample courses in more than 100 areas of study. At Iowa, students are required to take electives, major courses, and general education course work.

LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Science (B.S.) in 58 major Þ elds; Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A) in Music (B.M.) and of Liberal Studies (B.L.S.). Admission - Freshmen and transfer students are to meet the college’s admissions requirements.

ENGINEERING The state-of-the-art Pappajohn Business Building Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.) in six majors- biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering. Admission - Students must meet the college’s high admissions requirements. The University Mu- seum of Art houses BUSINESS 12,000 permanent Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in six majors: works of art. accounting; economics; Þ nance; management and organizations; management science; and marketing. Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete two years of pre-business study in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

EDUCATION Teacher Education Programs - Elementary education, health occupations, art, communication studies, English, foreign languages, journalism, math- ematics, music, physical education, science education, and social studies. The University of Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete one year of appropriate Iowa Dental Sci- course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. ence Program is one of the oldest NURSING in the nation. Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete three to four semesters of pre-nursing course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

PHARMACY Degrees Awarded - Six-year Pharm.D. degree Admission - Students must successfully complete pre-pharmacy course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. As well, students must take the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admission Test) during October of their freshman year. The University of Iowa College of Law is one of the best and GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES most respected Many student-athletes who have attended The University of Iowa and com- law schools in pleted their undergraduate degrees continue their education at the University. the country. Student-athletes who attend graduate or professional school must Þ rst complete course work toward a bachelor’s degree in their Þ eld of study. The University also offers undergraduates the opportunity to participate in research and overseas study programs, as well as internships that will help prepare them for graduate school.

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6688 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:12:08:12 PPMM The University of Iowa

RESIDENCE SKILLS LABS Ninety percent of freshmen choose to live in one of the University’s 10 The University provides Skills Labs to help students improve a variety of residence halls. Each team has its own rules regarding residence of incoming skills necessary to succeed at Iowa: writing, reading, speaking, science, note freshmen. Most student-athletes live at least two years on campus. taking, time management, test taking and foreign languages. The University residence halls provide students full-service dining rooms, study lounges, laundry facilities, recreational facilities, as well as vending and bank machines. Residence hall rooms currently have high-speed ethernet con- nections that give you e-mail and Internet access in your room.

SAFETY *11:55 p.m. - 2:25 a.m.: Free SafeRide buses take students home Fridays and Saturdays. *Special telephones with blue lights are a direct link to the Department of Public Safety and are situated throughout the Iowa campus. *During summer orientation, campus security personnel educate students on safety. *Rape Victim Advocacy Program cooperates with the Department of Public Safety and participates in Sexual Crime Awareness Week.

LIBRARIES The University of Iowa’s library system is the largest in the state and has over 4 million volumes. Students also have access to the collections of other HEALTH SERVICES libraries throughout the Big Ten Conference via computer network. Besides the Main Library, The University has 12 departmental libraries: Art Library, Biologi- The University of Iowa provides the student-athlete with the most up-to-date cal Sciences Library, Business Library, Chemistry-Botany Library, Engineering and highest-quality medical care available. Students at Iowa can go to Student Library, Geology Library, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, Mathematical Health Services, which is open six days a week. Student Health Services is Sciences Library, Rita Benton Music Library, Physics Library, Psychology Library supported by a fee paid by all full-time students. It offers students unlimited and Law Library. free ofÞ ce visits (there is a charge for other procedures done in the ofÞ ce such as blood tests). COMPUTERS There are 26 Instructional Technology Centers all over the campus which CULTURAL CENTERS are Þ lled with thousands of computers. These facilities are open at least 50 There are three houses on campus that offer students from different ethnic hours a week. Some are open 24 hours. Also, the Information Arcade in the backgrounds a place to congregate, the Latino and Native American Cultural Main Library provides a variety of specialized computing tools. Center, the Afro American Cultural Center and the Asian PaciÞ c American Cultural The Computer Demo Center provides information for students who want Center. to purchase computers and software. CAMBUS CAREER DECISIONS There are six bus routes throughout the Iowa campus. The University Cam- Finding and pursuing a career takes careful planning. The Career Center is bus provides over four million free rides to class and to the dorms for students extremely valuable for student-athletes. The program suggests a time line each each year. Some routes run seven days a week, and some run until 2:30 a.m. student-athlete may follow throughout his or her stay at Iowa. The components Cambus also operates a specialized transportation service for persons with of the program include: disabilities.

*Individualized career counseling *Career information programs *Summer job/internship opportunities *Resume and cover letter writing *Portfolio development *Preparing for life after college athletics

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4476617661 44.indd.indd 6699 22/18/2005/18/2005 11:08:14:08:14 PPMM The Iowa City Community

Iowa City is a diverse, highly cosmopolitan OLD CAPITOL community of 60,000 set in the natural scenic One of the most recognizable sites in Iowa beauty of Iowa’s rolling hills and woods along City is the gold dome of the Old Capitol which the tree-lined banks of the Iowa River. Iowa is situated in the heart of downtown. Built in City has all the art galleries, ethnic foods, his- 1840, it is Iowa City’s most historic building. toric architecture and vibrant atmosphere of a The Old Capitol was the site of the Þ rst governor much larger city, but with the compactness and inauguration as well as the Þ rst six Iowa General friendly feeling of a small town. Assemblies. It is also where the state’s Constitu- As a place to live, Iowa City keeps winning tion was drafted. When the capital was moved to Des Moines in 1857, the Old Capitol was awards and accolades - Named one of the ten dedicated to The University of Iowa, becoming most enlightened towns in the country by Utne the Þ rst building owned by the University. Reader, listed in the book The 100 Best Small Art Towns in America and selected the number-one place to live in the nation by Editor & CORALVILLE LAKE Iowa City is located in eastern Iowa and is an easy Just north of Iowa City is Coralville Lake, an Publisher magazine. trip to such cities as Des Moines (the capital of Iowa), outdoor recreational area that offers a variety Economically, businesses such as Rock- Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Minneapolis. Also, of opportunities for the public. Coralville Lake well Collins, American College Testing and Cedar Rapids, a city of more than 150,000, is just a offers picnic shelters, biking, hiking, Þ shing, Procter & Gamble help keep the city booming. short drive north of Iowa City. The Eastern Iowa Airport, boating, swimming, hunting, camping, snowmo- In Coralville, a branch ofÞ ce of Geico Auto which links residents to every major airport in the Mid- biling, cross country skiing, golf and disc golf. Insurance has provided many residents with west, nation and world, is only 20 minutes away. employment opportunities. PEDESTRIAN MALL Culturally, Iowa City is alive with concerts, Located downtown and in walking distance art exhibits, readings, plays and art events of of many of the University’s dormitories is the all kinds. Located on the University of Iowa Pedestrian Mall. It is a perfect place to sit out- campus, Hancher Auditorium is a nationally- side and study or hang out with friends. During known performance center that brings in the the fall, spring and summer months there are best of Broadway, classical and jazz music, concerts and art festivals in the Pedestrian dance and other performances. The University Mall. of Iowa Theater Arts department also produces a full schedule of plays each year, featuring the CORAL RIDGE MALL work of student performers and directors. So The Coral Ridge Mall is a 1.2-million-square- foot shopping center located just minutes from whether you enjoy the arts as a spectator or as The “Ped Mall” is a relaxed, no-cars-allowed the UI campus. The center combines a mix of an outlet for your own creativity, Iowa City has over 120 specialty shops and strong department the opportunities. outdoor plaza in the heart of downtown Iowa City which has cafes, boutiques, outdoor food vendors stores including Dillards, JC Penney, Sears, Residents of Iowa City are not only eco- and street performers. Target and Younkers. Coral Ridge also offers nomically and culturally enriched, they also take entertainment features such as an NHL-regu- advantage of the numerous recreational facili- lation-sized indoor ice arena, state-of-the-art ties offered around town. The area’s more than 10-screen movie theatre and a large carousel 30 parks provide opportunities for year-round along with a 1,000-seat food court with sit-down activities including boating, hiking, swimming, restaurants. Specialty stores include Abercrom- Þ shing and skiing. bie & Fitch, Barnes & Noble, Gap, Old Navy, The city’s greatest charm, however, re- Scheels All Sports and Pier 1 Imports. mains the sincere friendliness of its citizens, the cosmopolitan atmosphere and the successful partnership built between the community and the University.

The Coral Ridge Mall is the second largest shopping mall in Iowa. Information: Iowa City/Coralville Convention & Visitors Bureau, 408 First Ave, Riverview Square, Coralville 52241; 319/337-6592 or 800/283-6592

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THE HAWKEYE NICKNAME The University of Iowa borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa many years ago. The name Hawkeye was originally the name of the hero in the Þ ctional novel, The Last of the Mohicans, written by James Fenimore Cooper. Cooper had the Delaware Indians bestow the name on a white scout who lived with them. In 1838, 12 years after the book was published, people in the territory of Iowa acquired the nickname, chieß y through the efforts of Judge David Rorer of Burlington and James Edwards of Fort Madison. Edwards, editor of the Fort Madison Patriot, moved his paper to Burlington in 1843 and renamed it the Burlington Hawkeye. The two men continued their campaign to popularize the name, and territorial ofÞ cials eventually gave it their formal approval.

HERKY THE HAWKEYE The Hawkeye nickname gained a tangible symbol in 1948 when a cartoon character, later to be named Herky the Hawkeye was hatched. The creator was Richard Spencer III, instructor of journalism at Iowa. The impish Hawk was an immediate hit and acquired a name through a statewide contest staged by the athletic department. John Franklin, a Belle Plaine alumnus, was the man who suggested Herky. Herky the Hawkeye Since his birth more than 45 years ago, Herky has symbolized Iowa athletics and epitomized University life. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighter Squadron. During the mid-1950s, Herky came to life at a football game as the Iowa mas- cot. Since that time, Herky has been a familiar Þ gure at Iowa athletics events. SCHOOL FIGHT SONG SCHOOL COLORS The Iowa Fight Song was written in 1950 by Mason City, Iowa, native Meredith For 40 years Iowa was without school colors, but in 1887 a group of 50 Willson. Best known as the creator of Broadway’s “The Music Man,” Willson was seniors met on the steps of the Old Capitol to decide what are now the school awarded a 1963 University of Iowa Alumni Association Distinguished Service ofÞ cial colors. They chose Old Gold, the color of Iowa’s vast corn Þ elds and Award for “setting the spirit of Iowa to music.” The lively cheer is sung hundreds Black, the color of the rich soil. of times during Iowa athletics events the year around.

The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Let every loyal Iowan sing; The word is Fight, Fight Fight for IOWA Until the walls and rafters ring (Go Hawks!) Come on and cheer, cheer, cheer for IOWA Come on and cheer until you hear the Þ nal gun. The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Until the game is won.

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