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shipraiders.com About SHIPPENSBURG UNIVERSITY Table of Contents Shippensburg QUICK FACTS Quick Facts/PSAC...... 2 About the University...... 3 Official Name of University: Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania General Information Academics & Athletics...... 4 Member: The Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education Academic Support Services...... 5 • Founded in 1871 as the Cumber- Location and Zip Code: Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 Athletic Administration...... 6 land Valley State Normal School Interim President: Dr. G.F. “Jody” Harpster Coaches...... 7-9 • Comprehensive regional public Overall Enrollment: 7,800 Roster...... 10 university Founded: 1871 • Member of the Pennsylvania State Season Outlook...... 11-13 Colors: Red and Blue System of Higher Education Players...... 14-30 Nickname: Raiders • Located on 200 acres in southcen- 2013 Season Results...... 31 Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic tral Pennsylvania 2013 Season Review...... 32-33 Other Affiliations: NCAA Division II Enrollment 2013 Statistics...... 34-35 Athletic Director: Jeff Michaels 2013 PSAC Results...... 36 • 7,800 total undergraduate Athletic Department Phone: (717) 477-1711 History...... 37-38 and graduate students Head Coach: Matt Jones Records...... 39-43 Assistant Coach: • 53% women and 47% men Adam Sheibley • 37% of our students live on campus Post Season Tournaments...... 44 Coach’s Office: (717) 477-1508 • 94% of our students are from Penn- ABCA All-Americans...... 45 Sports Information Director: Bill Morgal sylvania All-PSAC Teams...... 46-47 Office Phone 717-477-1206 Faculty Raider Pro Signings...... 48 E-mail [email protected] Raider Pro Standings...... 49 Fax 717-477-1253 • Student-faculty ratio: 20:1 and each Year-by-Year Records...... 50 Hotline 717-477-7678 student has a faculty advisor Fairchild Field...... 51 Mailing Address: Sports Information Office • 91% of the 294 full-time instruc- tional faculty members hold a Schedule...... Back Cover 1871 Old Main Drive (OM 304) doctorate or other terminal degree Shippensburg, Pa. 17257 in their field Photos by Bill Smith: Photos can be purchased online. Go to www.shipraiders.com and click Photo Store. Website www.shipraiders.com • Our faculty’s main focus is teaching. All classes are taught by faculty, not Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, in compliance with federal and state laws and university policy, is committed to human understanding and provides equal educational, employment, and economic opportunities for all persons without regard to race, color, sex, age, creed, national origin, religion, veteran status, or disability. Direct requests for disability accommodations and other graduate assistants inquiries to the Office of Disability Services, Horton Hall 120, Shippensburg University, 1871 Old Main Drive, Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299, (717) 477-1329. Accreditations

• AACSB International ABOUT The PSAC • ABET (Computer Science) Highly competitive on a regional and national level, • ACEJMC (Communications/ PSAC schools annually combine to send nearly one-third Journalism) of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the • Internships, hands-on labs, graduate Women: basketball, cross country, Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men’s • American Chemical Society assistantships and more, SU helps field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, soft- athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has membership’s success has yielded 46 NCAA team and 255 individual title winners. • Council for the Accreditation of you create opportunities for real-life ball, swimming, tennis, track/field, evolved into one of the NCAA’s most heralded intercol- Counseling and Related Educa- experiences. volleyball. legiate conferences. While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league tional Programs • Academic options include indepen- • Intramural sports: also has evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an The first major step came in 1977, when based on a grow- • Council for Exceptional Children dent study and research internships, academic standpoint. In each of the past five years, nearly Basketball, soccer, softball, street ing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure • Council on Social Work Education field experience, the Marine Science one-third of the PSAC’s student-athletes are honored hockey, Ultimate Frisbee, volleyball for its women’s programs. Only three years later, lacking a • International Association of Coun- Consortium at Wallops Island, a each academic year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining • Sports facilities include: outdoor standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the seling Services 3+2 engineering program with two a grade-point average of 3.25 or better - a total that has tennis courts, indoor and outdoor entire conference to NCAA Division II. schools of engineering, 2+3 and 3+3 tripled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized • Middle States Commission on track, two indoor swimming pools, health science programs with pro- Among its recent enhancements the PSAC expanded its in the mid-1990s. Higer Education squash and handball courts, a membership with two full-time members twice during • National Council for Accreditation fessional schools, 2+2 allied health rehabilitation center, outdoor sand a five-year span. The first occurred during the 2008-09 Although all 18 current institutions are members of Divi- of Teacher Education programs, and Army ROTC. volleyball courts. academic year with the addition of Gannon and Mercy- sion II, five league schools also compete at the Division I • Find a job or focus on a career with • ShipRec Center features an level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 134,000 Academic Programs the help of Career Development hurst Universities. Then, in the summer of 2013, Seton Hill and Opportunities 8,000-square-foot fitness center, University and the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown students and claim approximately 750,000 alumni, includ- Center and alumni career services. with 35 cardio machines with TVs, ing over 550,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. joined the league as full-time members. Long-known as the • 100 undergraduate programs and Athletics an elevated running track, racquet- NCAA’s largest one-state conference, the PSAC now con- The PSAC is governed by the 57 graduate programs ball courts, and four multi-purpose sists of 18 institutions located within the Commonwealth, • Member of the Pennsylvania State courts. presidents of the 18 member insti- • 3 colleges: Arts and Sciences, Busi- making the PSAC the largest NCAA conference regardless Athletic Conference and NCAA tutions. It employs a commissioner, ness, and Education and Human • 12-acre student recreation center of state borders or classifying division. The league is also Division II. two associate commissioners, and Services; plus a Office of Unde- includes: hockey rink; sand volley- distinguished as the largest football-playing conference in • Intercollegiate sports: a director of media relations at its clared Students. ball courts; basketball courts; fields the NCAA, and, with 23, the conference that sponsors the headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. Men: baseball, basketball, cross- for football, softball, lacrosse, and • Study abroad opportunities are most championships at the Division II level. country, football, soccer, swimming, rugby; exercise trail for rollerblad- available in dozens of countries. track and field, wrestling. ing, biking, and jogging. Find out more at www.ship.edu/ international 2 Shippensburg University Baseball 3 ACADEMICS & ATHLETICS ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES for Student Athletes

Shippensburg University shapes its ath- Shippensburg University established the Office of letic program to fit within the overall aca- Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes to demic goals of the university—maintaining a provide the best possible resources for enhancing the balance between athletics and academics. academic experiences of student-athletes. Through Since 1984, the university’s Office of Insti- the coordinator, a variety of academic assistance tutional Research has monitored the prog- services are available, including academic advising ress of our athletes in the classroom. The support, academic progress monitoring, academic original study found that Shippensburg was counseling and referral, and assisting graduating ahead of many institutions in meeting the student-athletes in researching and pursuing employ- standards of Propositions 48 and 64—two ment and/or opportunities for graduate education. NCAA resolutions designed to set mini- The Office of Academic Support Services for mum educational levels in collegiate athletes. Student-Athletes has strong links with the Learning Melissa Knouse Proposition 64 of the NCAA established a Center and other campus-wide programs to support minimum score of 700 in the SAT and a 2.0 the academic well being of student-athletes. Interim Coordinator of Academic Support Services for Student-Athletes grade point average in 11 core curriculum All student-athletes have the opportunity to partici- courses in high school. Proposition 48 car- pate in the NCAA Student Athletic Affairs. This ries these minimums even further and out- program is committed to promoting excellence in Melissa Knouse begins her second academic lines availability of scholarships to freshmen academics, athletics, career and personal develop- year as Shippensburg University’s Interim athletes based on their school performance. ment, and community service. In addition, all incom- Coordinator of Academic Support Services for Incoming freshmen athletes show prepara- ing first-year student-athletes have the opportunity Student-Athletes in 2013-14. to voluntarily participate in the PACES program. tion levels comparable to those of all incom- She replaced Kurt Dunkel, who is serving as an PACES (Personal, Academic, and Career Explora- ing students. In 2009, the average SAT score Interim Program Counselor for SU’s Academic tion Seminar) is open to all incoming undeclared for incoming freshmen athletes was 993, Success Program. only slightly below the SAT average for new first-year student-athletes who want to gain greater incoming students of 1013. Both groups insight into campus majors, possible careers paths, Knouse is responsible for providing academic average in the upper two-fifths of their 2013 Spring Semester campus resources, technology, scheduling concerns, advisement, monitoring academic progress, graduating high school classes. and wellness issues. counseling and referral and assisting graduating Student-Athlete student-athletes in researching and pursu- The office provides information and informed advice Shippensburg’s athletes continue to show Academic Summary ing employment or opportunities for graduate about academic matters to all student-athletes, and high six-year graduation rates. Sixty-two education. percent of those receiving athletically related all student-athletes are strongly encouraged to use This summarizes the academic performances of the 449 financial aid graduate within six years of en- the services. In addition, she directs the Study Table Pro- student athletes on official athletic rosters during the gram, Laptop Loan Program, and facilitates rolling. The 2009 NCAA Graduation Rate The Office of Academic Support Services for Spring 2013 Semester. programming associated with the NCAA Report found that nationally, among public Student-Athletes is located in Horton Hall. Please Division II schools, the graduation rate was CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. • The semester QPA for all student athletes was 2.90. contact the coordinator at (717) 477-1699 with any 47 percent with athletes graduating at 55 questions or concerns or visit our website at www. During her graduate studies, Knouse com- percent. Retention studies by the Office of • The semester QPA for female student athletes was 3.14. shipraiders.com. pleted her practical counseling experiences at Institutional Research and Planning show • The semester QPA for male student athletes was 2.70. Shippensburg University’s Office of Academic male athletes at Shippensburg graduated at Support for Student-Athletes and at Harrisburg 58 percent and those receiving athletically • Women’s Swimming achieved the highest semester Area Community College, Gettysburg Campus. related financial aid graduated at 57 percent. QPA at 3.45. Twelve (12) other teams achieved a In addition, female athletes graduated at semester QPA of 3.0 or greater. They were: Women’s Knouse spent two years working at 74 percent and those receiving athletically Soccer (3.39), Women’s Cross Country (3.38), Women’s Shippensburg University for the John L. Grove related financial aid graduated at a rate of 80 Tennis (3.26), Women’s Softball (3.23), Men’s Soccer College of Business as a graduate assistant for percent. (3.20), Women’s Field Hockey (3.18), Women’s the foundations of business course. She received a master’s degree in counseling with a con- Since 1975, 57 athletes have earned Aca- Volleyball (3.16), Men’s Swimming (3.12), Men’s Cross Country (3.05), Women’s Track & Field (3.03), and centration on college student personnel from demic All-America honors, including 11 Shippensburg University in August 2012. in just the last two years. Six athletes have Women’s Basketball (3.02). earned NCAA Postgraduate scholarships. • 52% (233) of all student athletes earned a semester Prior to Shippensburg, Knouse was employed Many more of Shippensburg’s fine athletes QPA of 3.0 or greater. for three years with Adams Hanover Counseling have been nominated for regional and Services, Inc., assisting children with disabilities. • 26% (118) of all student athletes earned a semester national honors. QPA of 3.5 or greater (Dean's List). Knouse earned her bachelor’s degree from Mill- 5% (21) of all student athletes earned a semester ersville University in 2007. She lives in Gardners QPA of 4.0. with her husband.

4 Shippensburg University Baseball 5 Athletics Administration Coaches

Matt Jones were ranked as high as No. 12 in the Baseball News coaches’ poll during the season and six players were Head Coach recognized with All-PSAC accolades. Slippery Rock ‘95 Three players — Pat Kregeloh, Michael Douglas 8th Season and Marcus Shippey — earned ABCA All-Region honors. Kregeloh, who led the PSAC in homers and Shippensburg University RBIs and also paced the Raiders in innings pitched, head baseball coach Matt was named to three All-America teams and the Jones enters his eighth Capital One Academic All-America Third Team, be- year with the Raiders coming SU’s first baseball Academic All-American in 2014 having directed since 1995. Jeff Michaels Carrie Michaels Ashley Grimm his teams to 190 wins, two Atlantic Region titles, a In 2012, the Raiders recorded its most wins in five Director of Athletics Associate Director of Athletics/ Assistant Director of Athletics conference title, division title and two Division II seasons (32-21) and finished among the final four Senior Woman Administrator College World Series appearances along with five teams in the PSAC tournament. SU finished up as Jeff Michaels begins his fifth Ashley Grimm enters her fourth PSAC tournament appearances. the No. 5 seed in the Atlantic Region, but lower- academic year as Shippensburg Carrie Michaels begins her fifth year as the assistant director of The 2013 campaign was certainly a memorable one seeded teams Shepherd and Winston-Salem State University’s director of athletics in academic year as the associate di- athletics at Shippensburg Univer- for Jones and the Raiders, as SU won four consecu- received tournament berths by virtue of their confer- 2013-14. rector of athletics at Shippensburg sity in 2013-14. tive games out of the loser’s bracket at the Atlantic ence championships out of the WVIAC and CIAA, University in 2013-14. She also Grimm was the acting assistant Regional Championship to claim the title and respectively. Michaels served as Shippensburg’s serves the university as its senior director of athletics for the 2010- advance to the Division II College World Series in The 2012 squad marked the second consecutive year acting director of athletics for the woman administrator (SWA). 2009-10 and 2010-11 academic 11 and 2011-12 academic years Cary, N.C. that SU has reached the PSAC tournament as the years before a permanent ap- Michaels was the acting associ- before a permanent appointment Baseball, the oldest of SU’s intercollegiate teams Eastern Division’s No. 2 seed. The Raider batting av- pointment to the position on July ate director of athletics from June to her post on July 23, 2012. (1874), has reached Division II’s “World Series” just erage (.283) was identical from 2011 to 2012, but the 2009 through November 2011 1, 2011. His previous four years At Shippensburg, Grimm is es- five times in its history. Two of those appearances team’s ERA improved by nearly two-and-a-half runs. before being permanently ap- (2005-06 through 2008-09) were pecially active in the maintenance have come in the last seven seasons with Jones in the SU also swept a home doubleheader over national pointed to her position. She was spent as the university’s associate and enforcement of NCAA rules dugout. champion West Chester and took the Golden Rams SU’s assistant athletic director for director of athletics. compliance and interpretation. to extra innings in the PSAC tournament. the 2008-09 academic year. In SU’s three Atlantic Region Tournament appear- Shippensburg University athletics Her additional responsibilities ances under Jones – the Raiders have posted a 9-4 In the final home doubleheader of the 2012 regular has achieved significant success Michaels has been a valuable with the athletics department record and won two regional championships. season (April 27, 2012), Jones surpassed the 300 at the conference, regional and member of the athletic admin- include game management and career wins mark spanning 13 seasons as a collegiate Despite a 2013 schedule that was deemed the most national levels during Michaels’ istration – particularly in the administrative roles. Grimm has head coach (six at Shippensburg, seven at Elizabeth- difficult in the Atlantic Region, SU managed 32 vic- tenure. In four years as Shippens- management and maintenance of also been an integral advisor to town). Jones has compiled a career coaching record tories for the second consecutive season. The Raiders burg’s athletic director, Raider the department’s budget. She is Shippensburg’s Student-Athlete of 338-315-2. athletic programs have won 22 also responsible for the promotion, Advisory Committee (SAAC). supervision and management of Pennsylvania State Athletic Con- From 2009-10, Grimm was an fund-raising activities. ference (PSAC) championships. athletic department assistant Jones Year-by-Year SU finished eighth in the Another aspect of her work is the and a graduate assistant women’s final standings for the 2012-13 coordination of community service basketball coach at her alma Year School Overall W-L Conf. W-L Post Season Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup, projects and community engage- mater, Clarion University. She was 2000 Elizabethtown 26-14 9-5 Conf. Champs, NCAA Regional marking the best national finish ment initiatives. SU was honored a four-year starting point guard 2001 Elizabethtown 19-19 8-6 Conf. Champs, NCAA Regional in the history of Raider athletics. by the NCAA three consecutive on the women’s basketball team 2002 Elizabethtown 18-23 12-9 Conference Tournament Thirteen of SU’s 20 intercollegiate years for its community engage- at her alma mater and graduated 2003 Elizabethtown 21-14 12-9 Conference Tournament athletic programs recorded points ment. as Clarion’s all-time assists leader 2004 Elizabethtown 19-20 11-10 Conference Tournament in the 2012-13 Directors’ Cup Michaels arrived at Shippensburg with 569. 2005 Elizabethtown 19-20-1 12-9 Conference Tournament 2006 Elizabethtown 26-16-1 13-8 Conf. Champs, NCAA Regional standings. in September 2006 and worked A four-time PSAC Scholar Ath- 2007 Shippensburg 28-24 13-7 Conf. Champs, NCAA Regional for two years as the interim lete, Grimm graduated summa Michaels earned his bachelor of 2008 Shippensburg 39-26 14-6 Div. Champs, NCAA Regional Champs, CWS coordinator of Academic Support cum laude from Clarion in 2008 arts in mass communication and 2009 Shippensburg 23-31 12-12 Conference Tournment Services for Student-Athletes. with a bachelor’s degree in biol- political science from Lycoming 2010 Shippensburg 13-36 7-17 ogy while enrolled in the honors in 1992 and his master’s degree Michaels earned her bachelor of 2011 Shippensburg 23-28 12-12 Conference Tournament program. After receiving a NCAA in athletics administration from arts in psychology and criminal 2012 Shippensburg 32-21 15-9 Conference Tournament postgraduate scholarship, Grimm Slippery Rock in 1993. In May justice in 1995 at Duquesne. She 2013 Shippensburg 32-23 11-13 NCAA Regional Champs, CWS received her MBA from Clarion 2009, he earned a master’s degree earned her master’s degree in sport 14 years 2 schools 338-315-2 161-132 4 Conf Champs, 2 Regional Champs, 2 CWS in sport management from Cali- management at Slippery Rock in in 2010. fornia University of Pennsylvania. 2001. 6 Shippensburg University Baseball 7 Coaches COACHES

At Elizabethtown, Jones captured three conference Atlantic Region team during his tenure. He also championships and appeared in the conference title coached three conference rookies of the year, two game five times while participating in the confer- conference of the year and one NCAA Divi- ence championship tournament in each of his seven sion III All-American. seasons. He also led the Blue Jays to three NCAA Overall, Jones has coached in 45 conference tourna- Regional appearances. ment games, 21 NCAA regional tournament games During his tenure with the Blue Jays, Jones was and five College World Series games, totaling 33 named conference coach of the year in 2000 and postseason wins. 2001. They compiled a 77-56 regular season confer- Jones currently lives in Mechanicsburg with his wife ence record. Many of Jones’ players earned individual Leslie, a 1997 graduate of Shippensburg. They are awards, as 34 players earned all-conference honors the proud parents of a young boy, Connor. and six players were selected to the NCAA All-Mid

Adam Sheibley Billy Funk Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Elizabethtown ‘09 Bluefield ‘11 SU has also become known for outstanding defense North Atlantic Region squad while the American 2nd Season 1st Season with Jones as the head coach. Shippensburg led the Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA), Daktronics PSAC in during the 2007 and and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers As- 2008 seasons while ranking second in 2009. The sociation (NCBWA) named Matt Wright the North Adam Sheibley enters Billy Funk joins the team averaged just 63 errors per season from 2007- Atlantic Region of the Year. his second season as the Raider coaching staff as a team’s primary assistant volunteer assistant coach 09, an average of just 1.1 per game, while succeeding The Raiders nearly swept the all-conference awards with at least 96 percent of their chances during that coach in 2014. Sheib- for the 2014 season. as well, as the team took home the division player ley serves as the team’s time. SU has also had eight regional “Gold Glove” ( Justin Garber) and pitcher (Wright) of the year Funk arrives at award winners over the last four seasons. recruiting coordinator and works with hitting and Shippensburg after spending the 2013 season as an awards in addition to Jones’ award. The team also had base-running in addition to instructing the infield. Following the 2011 season, Eric Her- seven All-PSAC Western Division selections. assistant coach at Rappahannock Community Col- man was one of just nine players in the nation to Sheibley, a Landisburg native, previously served lege. Funk began his collegiate playing career with Four Shippensburg players coached by Jones have two seasons as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the Gulls, winning the 2008 Virginia Community receive a 2011 ABCA/Rawlings Division II “Gold been selected in the player Glove” award. Herman was the only player selected Elizabethtown College. E-Town achieved 39 victo- College System Championship as a first team all- draft, including Matt Wright and Justin Garber ries with Sheibley on staff. conference selection. from the Atlantic Region. He was honored for not in 2008. Ross Buckwalter and Eric Perlozzo were committing an error in 83 outfield chances or 48 drafted in 2007. With the Blue Jays, Sheibley was active in player A native of Mechanicsville, Va., Funk spent the infield chances to set the school record for the most development, scouting and recruiting while focusing 2011 season as an assistant coach at his alma mater, defensive chances in a season without committing an The 2007 season was the first at Shippensburg for his instruction toward hitting, fielding and base- Bluefield College. Prior to coaching, Funk spent error (131). Jones and he wasted no time guiding the team to its running. He also developed off-season conditioning two seasons as a player for Bluefield and helped lead first conference championship in four seasons and After guiding his 2008 squad to the fourth Division programs for each player. the Rams to the 2009 National Christian College first NCAA Tournament appearance in three years. Athletic Association National Championship. II College World Series appearance in school his- Jones also set a benchmark with 28 wins in one His additional coaching experience includes work tory and first since 1996, Jones was named the 2008 season that was shattered in 2008 with the team’s 39 with instructional camps and showcases at Bucknell, Funk’s additional experiences include work as a ABCA/Diamond Sports Company NCAA Division victories. Virginia, Delaware and Shippensburg and for com- hitting instructor for the Baseball Performance II North Atlantic Region Coach of the Year and the panies such as Baseball Factory and Elite Baseball. Academy and holding various positions at the minor 2008 NCBWA North Atlantic Region Coach of the Jones is one of three SU coaches (since 1922) to win league level within the Toronto Blue Jays and Balti- Year. a conference title in his first season. As a player, Sheibley (2006-09) finished his career as more Orioles organizations. E-Town’s career leader in runs scored (162), triples Shippensburg finished the 2008 regular season as Five of his players earned National Collegiate Base- (23), stolen bases (95), games played (158) and at- Funk graduated from Bluefield College in May of the champions of the PSAC Western Division with ball Writers Association (NCBWA) honors for the bats (568). He also ranks second in Elizabethtown’s 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Manage- a 14-6 conference record that helped voters select 2007 season and were also selected to the All-PSAC record books for career RBIs (115) and hits (178). ment. Jones as the PSAC Western Division Coach of the Western Division squads. Year. Through 12 seasons as a collegiate head coach, Sheibley led the country in stolen bases (51) and sto- Jones, a 1995 graduate of Slippery Rock, was named len bases per game (1.16) during his senior season in Jones has received a total of six coach of the year the 11th head baseball coach at Shippensburg on awards. 2009. As a freshman in 2006, a season in which Matt Oct. 23, 2006 after serving as Elizabethtown’s head Jones was his head coach, Sheibley 12 triples in That season, Jones’ program broke 12 single-season coach for seven seasons, where he posted a career 43 games – which tied for sixth-most in a season in school records, 11 individual season records and 11 record of 148-126-2 and turned the team into a NCAA history. career records. Five players were named to an All- perennial contender for the Commonwealth Confer- ence title. 8 Shippensburg University Baseball 9 Roster Season Outlook

The Shippensburg University baseball team enters the 2014 season coming off its second consecutive 32-win season and its fifth trip to the Division II Col- lege World Series after winning the Atlantic Region Champion- ship for the second time since 2008. The Raiders – ranked as high as No. 12 in the ABCA “Baseball News” poll during the season – snuck into the Atlantic Region Tournament as the No. 4 seed despite failing to qualify for the PSAC Tournament. The Raiders won four straight elimination games at regionals to become one of just eight teams remaining in the country to earn a trip to Cary, N.C. No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown/High School While Shippensburg began and 1 Ryan McMillen IF Fr. 5-10 165 R/R New Bloomfield/West Perry finished the 2013 season playing Michael Douglas 2 Mike Marcinko MIF So. 5-10 180 R/R Philipsburg/Philipsburg-Osceola well, head coach Matt Jones 3 Hunter Szaflarski IF Fr. 5-8 145 R/R Greencastle/Greencastle-Antrim knows the Raiders need to play Chief among the returners is hitter and the corner outfield 4 Tyler Betz IF Fr. 6-0 190 R/R Dillsburg/Northern York four consecutive months of solid senior Pat Kregeloh, whose value spots after the departure of several 5 Isaac Stern OF Fr. 5-10 170 L/R New Enterprise/North Bedford baseball this season – from Febru- comes from his heavy bat as the key pieces from a year ago, several 6 Cody Ezolt 1B Jr. 6-4 205 R/R State Line/Greencastle-Antrim ary through May – to repeat last team’s cleanup hitter and from Raiders newcomers will be relied 7 Jake Kennedy C Fr. 6-3 180 R/R Thorndale/Coatesville year’s success. his right arm as the team’s ace. upon to make an immediate 8 Cal Hogan IF Sr. 6-2 190 R/R Williamstown, N.J./St. Augustine’s Prep (Frederick C.C.) Named to three All-American impact. 9 Josh Kutchey RHP Fr. 6-1 155 R/R Walkersville/Walkersville “We didn’t play well in confer- 10 Michael Douglas OF/MIF Sr. 5-9 180 R/R Malvern/Great Valley (Pittsburgh) ence last year and it took a perfect teams last season, Kregeloh leads Seventeen players return from last 11 Kevin Richter RHP Jr. 6-3 190 R/R Harrisburg/Central Dauphin East (Frederick C.C.) storm of scenarios to get us into a strong senior class that includes year’s squad, including the afore- 12 Kyle McClintock LHP So. 5-8 150 L/L Mechanicsburg/Cumberland Valley the NCAA Tournament,” Jones fellow right-handed starter Shawn mentioned group of five seniors 13 Jimmy Spanos IF Jr. 5-10 205 R/R Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg said. “We didn’t have a complete Patterson, left-handed reliever as well as five juniors and seven 14 Mark Curtis RHP Fr. 6-2 170 R/R Philipsburg/Philipsburg-Osceola season last year. We played very Austin Bartley and a pair of im- sophomores. 15 Shawn Patterson RHP Sr. 6-2 200 R/R Springfield/Springfield well out of conference and in the pressive transfers from a year ago 16 Trent Bond OF Sr. 5-11 185 R/R Carlisle/Boiling Springs regional, but the way we played in center fielder Michael Douglas “We have some very good leaders 18 Sean Arrell C Fr. 5-9 185 R/R New London/Avon Grove in conference was a letdown and and Cal Hogan. on this team, guys who are very 19 Sal Purpura RHP Jr. 6-0 180 R/R Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg that is our motivation heading motivated to compete at a high Jones returns for his eighth year level again,” Jones said. “They 20 Pat Kregeloh IF/P Sr. 6-3 210 R/R Effort/Pleasant Valley into this season.” at the helm, and through 14 years 21 Austin Bartley LHP Sr. 6-1 220 L/L Newark, Del./Newark did a very good job with the new as a collegiate head coach, has 23 Nick Massetti LHP Jr. 5-9 175 L/L Kennett Square/Kennett Square Shippensburg is ranked No. 10 in players and got them in the mix 24 Vince Careghini OF Fr. 6-1 170 L/L Pipersville/Central Bucks East the Collegiate Baseball Division amassed a record of 338-315-2, right away.” II Preseason Poll – the highest with 190 of those victories com- 25 Rich Michaud P/IF So. 5-10 160 R/R Schwenksville/Spring-Ford Among the key returning cogs 26 Clint Leslie Util Fr. 6-1 195 R/R Coatesville/Coatesville ranked Atlantic Region team in ing in a Raider uniform. Adam to the offensive lineup include 28 Dan Bowman RHP Fr. 6-3 190 R/R Edensburg/Central Cambria the poll – and enters the season Sheibley returns for his second 30 Matt Osenbach C Fr. 6-0 240 R/R Halifax/Halifax returning five of its nine offen- season as the primary assistant Kregeloh and Douglas, a pair that 31 Thomas Swartz RHP So. 5-11 190 R/L Newville/Big Spring sive starters from a 2013 lineup coach while Billy Funk joins earned their way onto the ABCA 34 DJ Kinna RHP So. 6-5 190 R/R Hagerstown, Md./Clear Spring that ranked second in the PSAC the coaching staff as a second All-Atlantic Region First Team 35 Marcus Shippey RHP So. 6-3 255 R/R Bedford/Bedford with a .309 batting average. The assistant. last year. Hogan and sophomore 38 Austin Allison OF/P Jr. 5-11 195 L/R York/Central York Raiders also return three starting shortstop Mike Marcinko also Thirteen newcomers enter the return after being named to the pitchers – their No. 1, 3 and 4 fray this season – 12 freshmen Head Coach: #27 Matt Jones (Slippery Rock ‘95), 8th season at SU, 14th overall starters from 2013 – as well as All-PSAC East First Team in Assistant Coach: #22 Adam Sheibley (Elizabethtown ’09), 2nd season at SU and one junior transfer. With their first seasons at SU. Assistant Coach: Billy Funk (Bluefield ’11), 1st season at SU two of the best relief pitchers in holes to fill at , designated the PSAC.

10 Shippensburg University Baseball 11 Season Outlook Season Outlook

When not at first base, Kregeloh pick, Shippey recorded a team- Michaud threw 4.1 innings of Junior Kevin Richter enters When not on the mound, senior Freshmen Ryan McMillen will be on the mound along with best 1.93 ERA in 18 appearances relief and allowed just one to his second season at SU after Pat Kregeloh will man first base. (New Bloomfield) and Hunter returning starters Patterson and (28 innings) and earned three get the win vs. Winston-Salem transferring from Frederick Com- The All-American is coming off a Szaflarski (Greencastle) are a pair junior southpaw Nick Massetti as saves and struck out 20 while State in the Atlantic Region munity College while Thomas season in which he led the PSAC of athletes that could make their well as sophomore right-hander walking just three. Tournament. Swartz and DJ Kinna are two in home runs and RBIs with nine way into the lineup. Fellow fresh- Marcus Shippey, an ABCA All- Junior Nick Massetti earned Southpaw Kyle McClintock – right-handed sophomores also and 60, respectively. A three- men Tyler Betz (Dillsburg) will Atlantic Region Second Team seven starts last season – fourth- who pitched two innings of clean hoping to see some relief innings time All-PSAC East performer, redshirt this season. pick as a rookie relief pitcher who most on the team – and appeared relief vs. Seton Hill on the final in 2014. Kregeloh fell one RBI short of will be moving to the starting in relief in five others. Massetti day of the Atlantic Region Tour- A junior transfer from Harford matching the single-season school Outfield rotation this season. The bullpen will be relied upon again in 2014 nament – earned a 3.81 ERA Community College, Sal Purpura record while also leading SU with will again be highlighted at the after posting a 4.46 ERA in 38.1 last year in 28.1 innings with 12 joins the SU pitching staff after 66 hits, a .591 slugging percent- Senior Mike Douglas will lead back end by the left-handed innings of work as a sophomore total appearances, including three striking out 25 batters in 23 career age and 110 total bases. the group in the outfield after an Bartley, who will pose problems last season. starts. appearances in his first two col- Kregeloh, in fact, enters his senior All-Region campaign in his first for opposing lineups. legiate seasons. season on a 16-game hitting season at Shippensburg in 2013 Senior Austin Bartley will again A pair of freshmen right-handed after transferring from Pittsburgh. “We were very happy with the be key in Shippensburg locking arms – Mark Curtis and Josh Freshman Dan Bowman is a streak. If he hits safely in the first depth of arms this fall, we return six games of the season, he will tie SU’s leadoff hitter, Douglas down victories late in games. A Kutchey – stood out in the fall Central Cambria graduate who flashed a rare combination of elite some guys who pitched a lot for left-hander with 23 , and will likely pitch significant posted a 2.41 ERA and struck out the school record for the longest us last year,” Jones said. “On the hitting streak (22, set by both power and speed: he was second Bartley set the single-season innings this season. Curtis is a 44 in his senior season. Bowman in the PSAC with 51 runs, third field we practiced pretty well this school record last year with 25 Phillipsburg-Osceola graduate will redshirt this season. Chad Stecker (2004) and Tyler fall overall, and we did a lot of Redick (2008-09)). with 24 stolen bases and tied appearances while flashing a 2.00 who was named First Team All- for sixth with five home runs. work in the weight room, too. I ERA and a team-best four saves. State as a senior. Kutchey hails Junior Jimmy Spanos enters his know we’ll be ready to go.” Catching Douglas was second on the team A pair of sophomores also returns from Frederick, Md., where he third season as the team’s every- with 38 RBIs and recorded just for their second season looking to recorded a career 2.27 ERA for The team’s biggest hole that day second baseman. Spanos was two errors in the outfield despite Pitching again make a difference either as Walkersville High School. Curtis needs filled this season will be fourth on the squad last season starting all 54 games. will likely be in the starting rota- behind the mask as two-time All- with a .328 batting average and Shippensburg loses one of its top a starter or in the bullpen. Rich The Raiders will need to break Michaud impressed in his rookie tion while Kutchey will be relied PSAC East catcher Tyler Shover 62 hits – a total that includes a starters from last season in Tom upon in the bullpen. departs. team-best four triples. in two new starters in the corner Bush, but returns three other campaign with his four starts and outfield spots, however, with starting arms to go along with an eight relief appearances totaling Jones brought in a pair of fresh- Sophomore Mike Marcinko the departures of Simon Beloff experienced bullpen. 34.1 innings and a 4.19 ERA. men that will compete impressed in his debut season at and the former All-Region Gold for playing time. A First Team shortstop en route to an All- Glove winner Cody Kulp. Senior Pat Kregeloh will anchor All-State pick as a senior at PSAC East First Team selection. the pitching staff in 2014 after Coatesville High School last sea- Marcinko batted .331 with 55 hits Junior Austin Allison appeared in leading the unit last season in son, Jake Kennedy will get first and 32 runs and displayed both just seven games in his redshirt- wins (9, third-most in the crack at manning the backstop. power (19 RBIs) and speed (11 freshman season in 2013 while PSAC), ERA among starters stolen bases). fellow senior Trent Bond ap- (3.47), strikeouts (68) and innings A native of Halifax, Matt Os- peared in four games in his first pitched (93.1, third-most in the enbach had an impressive high Marcinko and senior Cal Hogan season at SU. school career but was injured made up SU’s All-PSAC East PSAC). Kregeloh started 13 After an impressive fall, fresh- games with five complete games during the fall. He will eventually First Team left infield as the compete for innings at catcher. junior transfer manned the hot man Vince Careghini will likely and held opponents to a .222 bat- assume a starting outfield role this ting average. Sean Arrell (New London) and corner at third base and the No. 2 spot in the lineup. Hogan batted season. The Central Bucks East Senior Shawn Patterson will Clint Leslie (Coatesville) are a graduate batted .368 as a senior pair of additional rookie catch- .312 and added 59 hits, 36 runs again be counted on to eat up and 23 RBIs while flashing one last season and stole 27 bases. innings as SU’s No. 2 starter after ers who will provide depth at the position. of the more impressive gloves at Another freshman, Isaac Stern, putting up a 4.27 ERA with 41 third base in the conference. will also look to crack the lineup strikeouts in 65.1 innings last Sophomore Cody Ezolt will likely in the outfield. A native of New year. The Raiders went 8-4 in his Infield Enterprise, Stern comes to SU 12 starts. back-up Kregeloh at first base and The Raiders return their entire man the bag when Kregeloh is after being named an Altoona Sophomore Marcus Shippey starting infield – a starting quartet pitching. Ezolt started 16 career Mirror All-Star for Northern makes the move to the starting that includes three All-PSAC games over his first two seasons, Bedford High School last season. rotation after an impressive debut East First Team selections last with 11 coming at first base and season in which he was one of the season. the five others at designated top relievers in the conference. hitter. An All-PSAC East Second Team Pat Kregeloh 12 Shippensburg University Baseball 13 Players: Returning Players: Returning

Austin Allison pitched in the PSAC tournament against California (Pa.)…earned a save in the season finale over Mansfield to clinch a playoff berth for the team…also picked a save against the Warriors…went more than one inning Junior • 5-11 • 195 • L/R • OF/LHP in nine appearances. York/Central York 38 2010 (Freshman): Was not with the team…competed with the football team during the preseason. Newark High School: Earned three letters with the Yellow Jackets…posted a 9-2 record as a senior… 2013 (Redshirt-freshman): Appeared in seven games in his first competitive received honorable mention during his junior year as an outfielder…awarded second-team honors as an collegiate season…made five at-bats…scored a run vs. Winston-Salem State in outfielder during his senior year…also played football and was an extremely versatile and all-around solid the Atlantic Region Tournament…earned the start in right field in the first game contributor for the team under coach Butch Simpson, who used to be an assistant to former SU head coach of a doubleheader at Kutztown. Rocky Rees...spent time as a running back and a quarterback and compiled six total touchdowns. 2012 (Freshman): Redshirt season. Personal: Full name is Austin Lee Bartley…is the son of Robb and Kathy Bartley…majoring in marketing… Central York High School: Totaled three letters with the Panthers under head has a twin brother, Connor. coach Mike Valencik…was a career .327 hitter, with a .418 on-base percentage and a .442 slugging percent- age…posted career totals of 73 total bases, 43 runs scored, 20 RBI, seven stolen bases and one … Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K earned All-County First Team honors as a junior and senior…played club ball for the Manchester Indians, 2011 5.62 0-1 15 0 0 0/0 2 16.0 23 12 10 11 12 coached by Dave Miller…member of the National Honor Society…also earned two letters playing basketball. 2012 4.05 1-4 22 0 0 0/1 2 33.1 31 22 15 15 19 Personal: Full name is Austin Michael Allison…is the son of Rick and Tama Allison…majoring in early 2013 2.00 3-2 25 0 0 0/2 1 36.0 37 9 8 6 23 Totals 3.48 4-7 62 0 0 0/2 8 85.1 91 43 33 32 54 childhood elementary education (pre-K-4)…has a sibling, Logan.

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT 2013 .000 7-1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0-0 Totals .000 7-1 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0-0 Trent Bond Senior • 5-11 • 185 • R/R • OF Carlisle/Boiling Springs 16 Austin Bartley 2013 (Sophomore): Made four appearances in his first season as a Raider…made Senior • 6-1 • 220 • L/L • LHP two at-bats and drew a walk. Newark, Del./Newark 21 2012 (Sophomore): Did not play baseball; wrestled for York College. 2011 (Freshman): Did not play baseball; wrestled for York College. 2013 ( Junior): Again served as the team’s primary left-handed reliever while set- Boiling Springs High School: Earned three varsity letters for the Bubblers un- ting a school single-season record with 25 appearances…posted a 2.00 earned- der head coach Chris Barnett…batted .386…was a 2010 Mid-Penn Capital Division First Team outfielder… run average and a 3-2 record…recorded a team-best four saves…struck out 23 also a 2010 Sentinel Area Second Team outfielder…also competed in wrestling and finished in fourth place at in 36.0 innings of work while walking just six…came up clutch in SU winning the 2010 PIAA District 3 AA Tournament (145 pounds). Atlantic Region Tournament, throwing seven shutout innings of relief over the course of three games — allowing just three hits without a walk while striking Personal: Full name is Trent Christopher Bond…is the son of Michael and Beth Bond…has three siblings: out four and earning a victory and two saves in the process…in the deciding Grant, Paige and Luke…majoring in management. game against Seton Hill at regionals, threw a season-high 4.1 innings of relief and struck out two for the victory…gave up zero hits on eight occasions…earned wins against Le Moyne, Lock Haven and Seton Hill… Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT recorded saves against Millersville (twice), West Chester and Winston-Salem State…went two or more in- 2013 .000 4-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 .333 0-0 nings in seven appearances…struck out two or more batters on seven occasions. Totals .000 4-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 1 .333 0-0 2012 (Sophomore): Emerged as the top left-handed reliever out of the bullpen for the Raiders in his second season with the team…made 22 relief appearances, a mark that ranked second in the PSAC…posted a 4.05 ERA in 33.1 innings (15 earned runs)…struck out 19 batters and gave up 31 hits…hitters had a .261 batting average in 119 at-bats against him…earned two saves, with one spanning two innings in a 5-4 win over Cali- fornia (Pa.) in the PSAC Tournament opener…earned lone win of the season at Millersville (one and one- third inning, , no hits)…went more than one inning in 14 appearances…went two or more innings in eight appearances…struck out two batters on four occasions…gave up zero hits on seven occasions. 2011 (R-Freshman): Developed into a serviceable reliever with the Raiders in his first season with the team…appeared in 15 games out of the bullpen…did not allow an earned run in 10 of 15 appearances… struck out 12 batters in 16 innings…struck out four in four innings of relief against East Stroudsburg…

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Michael Douglas Cody Ezolt Senior • 5-9 • 180 • R/R • OF/MIF Junior • 6-4 • 205 • R/R • 1B Malvern/Great Valley (Pittsburgh) 10 State Line/Greencastle-Antrim 6 2013 ( Junior): Made an immediate impact with his power and speed in his first 2013 (Sophomore): Made 10 starts and appeared in four other games in his sec- season as a Raider after transferring from Division-I Pittsburgh…started all 54 ond season with the club…totaled six hits and scored seven runs…went 2-for-5 games, all but once in center field…team’s primary leadoff hitter…named an and drove in a run at Winston-Salem State…started six games at designated ABCA All-Atlantic Region First Team outfielder…also named a Second Team hitter and four at first base. All-Atlantic Region outfielder by both NCBWA and Daktronics…tabbed as 2012 (Freshman): Appeared in 22 games and started six in his first season with an All-PSAC East First Team outfielder…tied for second in the PSAC with 51 the Raiders…five starts came at first base with the other as a … runs scored…was second in the PSAC with 202 at-bats…third in the PSAC batted .250 in 24 at-bats with six singles and three RBIs…drew five walks…posted a .986 fielding percent- with 24 stolen bases…five home runs and 65 hits ranked among the Top-10 in the conference…also ripped age…had a team-high 13 putouts at Kutztown…had a game-winning, two-RBI, pinch-hit single in the top 13 doubles and three triples…second on the team with 38 RBIs and 99 total bases…batted .322, slugged of the 10th inning at East Stroudsburg (a 6-4 victory). .490 and had a .378 on-base percentage…recorded a .985 fielding percentage in center with just two errors… recorded 19 multiple-hit games and 10 multiple-RBI games…ripped three doubles at Mansfield on May 3… Greencastle-Antrim High School: Totaled several letters with the Blue Devils under head coach Eric stole three bases at Catawba on March 19…had a season-high four hits against IUP…recorded three RBIs on Shanor…batted .333 (20-for-60) as a senior with 16 runs scored, 20 RBIs, five doubles and five home runs… three occasions. followed that up as a junior by batting .431 with 27 runs scored, 22 RBIs and five home runs...named a 2010 and 2011 Public Opinion First Team selection…earned 2010 and 2011 Mid Penn Conference First Team 2012 (Sophomore): Played in 40 games and started 13 in his second season at Pittsburgh…totaled 11 hits, selection…was a 2010 American Legion All-Star selection…also played football and wrestled. three RBIs and seven runs…two extra-base hits were a and …drew six walks…stole four bases in five attempts. Personal: Full name is Cody Aaron Ezolt…is the son of Rob and Judy Ezolt…majoring in biology…brothers Tyler and Josh both attended Shippensburg. 2011 (Freshman): Saw action in 13 games in his first year as a Panther...had three hits, scored three runs and drew two walks...stole one base. Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT Great Valley High School: Earned three varsity letters competing for the Patriots under head coach Matt 2012 .250 22-6 24 2 6 0 0 0 3 6 .250 5 7 .400 0-0 Schultz…batted .420 with 101 hits, 18 home runs, 73 RBIs and 53 stolen bases in his career…named to the 2013 .188 14-10 32 7 6 1 0 0 1 7 .219 4 10 .297 0-0 PHSBCA All-State First Team, the First Team All-Ches-Mont League and was awarded the Ches-Mont Totals .214 36-16 56 9 12 1 0 0 4 13 .232 9 17 .343 0-0 American League MVP following his senior season… two-time (2009-2010) Top 15 Area Shortstops by the Philadelphia Inquirer and all-area second team member...as a junior selected to the 2009 All-Ches-Mont League first team and Top Area Hitters list by the Philadelphia Inquirer...named to the 2009 Chester County Carpenter Cup Champion team…also played basketball. Personal: Full name is Michael John Douglas…is the son of John and Linda Douglas…has a sister, Jaclyn… majoring in marketing.

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT 2013 .322 54-54 202 51 65 13 3 5 38 99 .490 13 35 .378 24-27 Totals .322 54-54 202 51 65 13 3 5 38 99 .490 13 35 .378 24-27

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Cal Hogan Pat Kregeloh Senior • 6-2 • 190 • R/R • IF Senior • 6-3 • 210 • R/R • IF/P Williamstown, N.J./St. Augustine’s 8 Effort/Pleasant Valley 20 Prep (Frederick C.C.) 2013 ( Junior): Put together one of the best individual seasons in school history 2013 ( Junior): Posted an impressive debut season at Shippensburg after trans- as a standout starting pitcher and a slugging …named an ABCA ferring from Frederick C.C….named the All-PSAC East First Team third Third Team All-American as an infielder…named a Daktronics Second Team baseman…flashed a valuable glove at the hot corner while settling into the No. All-American as a …was one of 11 finalists for the inaugural Josh 2 hole in the lineup…batted .312 and was among the Top-10 in the conference Willingham Award – an honor presented to Division II’s most valuable player… with 189 at-bats…totaled 59 hits and 36 runs…drove in 23 runs and stole four selected by three different locations as an All-Atlantic Region First Team bases…accounted for 37 put-outs and 96 assists in the field…recorded 15 multiple-hit games…boasted an performer: ABCA (infielder), NCBWA (utility player) and Daktronics (utility eight-game hitting streak during the season…drew a team season-high three walks at Kutztown on March player)…named All-PSAC East First Team as a utility player…named to the Capital One Academic All- 29…hit a home run against East Stroudsburg…hit a triple against Wilmington (Del.)…had a season-high America Third Team, becoming SU’s first Academic All-American since 1995…earned a PSAC Spring Top three RBIs against Millersville and Clarion…had three hits on four occasions…named PSAC East Player of 10 award…named the Shippensburg University 2012-13 Male Student-Athlete of the Year…led the PSAC the Week on April 22. in home runs (nine) and RBIs (60)…RBI total was one shy of tying the school single-season record…batted .355 and led the Raiders in hits (66), home runs, RBIs, total bases (110), slugging (.591), sacrifice flies (6), 2012 (Sophomore): Batted .333 for Frederick C.C. in 45 games played…totaled 42 hits, six doubles and a pitching wins (9, third-most in the PSAC), ERA among starters (3.47), strikeouts (68) and innings pitched triple…drove in 23 runs and scored 33...recorded a .432 on-base percentage. (93.1, third-most in the PSAC)…scored 40 runs and recorded 15 doubles and posted an on-base percentage 2011 (Freshman): Attended Franklin Pierce, where he batted .242 in 20 games, starting eight…recorded of .411…went 9-5 on the bump in 16 appearances (13 starts), holding opponents to a .222 batting aver- eight hits with five runs and five RBIs…stole a base…named the team’s most improved player. age…boasted a .987 fielding percentage…threw five complete games…posted 21 multiple-hit games and 19 St. Augustine’s Prep High School: Earned three varsity letters for the Hermits under head coach Mike games with multiple RBIs…batted cleanup in all but four games…earned his ninth pitching victory on the Bylone…batted .467, scored 32 runs and drove in 27 RBIs…hit four home runs and five triples…committed final day of the Atlantic Region Tournament with a Game 1 win over Seton Hill (throwing 124 pitches and one error in 195 innings…named First Team All-South Jersey, First Team All-Cape Atlantic Conference… seven innings despite working on two days rest) and hit the deciding three-run homer in Game 2 that helped also earned spots on the Atlantic City Press and Vineland Daily Journal First Team All-Star, as well as the SU reach the national finals…in opening game of the national finals, gave up just one run and two hits in a Tri-Cape Carpenter Cup team…also played basketball. 7.2-inning effort against Franklin Pierce and did not allow a runner to reach second base until the seventh inning and retired 14 consecutive batters during one stretch of the game…finished the season on a 16-game Personal: Full name is James Calahan Hogan…is the son of Ned and Tricia Hogan…has a brother, Colby, hitting streak…hit two home runs and totaled five RBIs at Catawba on March 19…went nine innings and and two sisters, Melanie and Madison…majoring in accounting. struck out seven in a win against Winston-Salem State on Feb. 24…struck out a career-high eight batters vs. Concord and at Millersville…named the NCBWA Division II Atlantic Region Hitter of the Week on both Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT Feb. 26 and May 7…was twice named the PSAC East Hitter of the Week (on March 4 and May 6) and was 2013 .312 54-54 189 36 59 8 1 1 23 72 .381 10 19 .350 4-5 named the PSAC East Pitcher of the Week on April 15. Totals .312 54-54 189 36 59 8 1 1 23 72 .381 10 19 .350 4-5 2012 (Sophomore): Continued his stellar play at the plate while also debuting as a pitcher in his second sea- son with the club…again earned All-PSAC Eastern Division Second Team accolades…one of the premiere utility players in the conference, playing as a corner infielder or as a starting pitcher…started 35 times at first base and nine times at third…batted .286 and finished fourth on the team with 42 hits…tied for second on DJ Kinna the team with four home runs while ripping seven doubles…tied for fourth on the team with 27 RBIs… had 13 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games…fielded at a .987 clip…posted a 4-3 record and a 3.00 Sophomore • 6-5 • 190 • R/R • RHP ERA…started eight games and appeared in two others in relief…third on the team with 51.0 innings on the Hagerstown, Md./Clear Spring 34 mound…struck out 37 batters and gave up a .255 batting average…started the season 3-1…earned wins at Concord, at Bloomsburg, at East Stroudsburg and against West Chester…contributed four RBIs vs. Blooms- burg and three against Lock Haven…struck out seven against Kutztown…pitched complete games against 2013 (Freshman): Made four appearances on the hill in his rookie campaign… Gannon and at Mansfield. boasted a 2.70 earned-run averaged in 3.1 innings of work…gave up five hits and struck out three…threw a complete inning with two strikeouts against Slippery 2011 (Freshman): Emerged as one of the team’s leading hitters in his debut season…earned All-PSAC East- Rock…also threw a full inning against Clarion. ern Division Second Team honors for his play…primarily manned the hot corner…became a mainstay in the cleanup spot in the batting order…tied for the team lead with three home runs…ranked third on the team in Clear Spring High School: Earned a varsity letter for the Blazers under head RBIs with 26…posted a .411 on-base percentage and a .426 …totaled 33 runs…slugged coach Mark Shives. his first collegiate home run against Division I Bucknell…ripped round trippers against Millersville and East Personal: Full name is David Russell Kinna…is the son of David and Julie Kinna…majoring in computer Stroudsburg…tallied 14 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI games…went 3-for-5 with two doubles and three engineering. RBIs against regional power Concord…that performance began a five-game stretch that included a 9-for-18 stretch at the plate with eight runs scored…achieved hits in nine of the final 12 games of the season…played Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K over the summer the Lehigh Valley Katz of the Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League. 2013 2.70 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 3.1 5 2 1 1 3 Totals 2.70 0-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 3.1 5 2 1 1 3

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Pleasant Valley High School: Earned four varsity letters with the Bears under head coach Karl Rent- Nick Massetti zheimer…slugged a school-record 21 home runs in his career…compiled a 1.91 career ERA to complement Junior • 5-9 • 175 • L/L • LHP a 17-3 record…hit .420 as a senior…pegged all four years as an all-conference selection…named the MVP of his conference as a senior…notched First Team All-State honors as a senior pitcher and as a junior third Kennett Square/Kennett Square 23 baseman…set single-season school records in runs scored (32), ERA (0.41) and home runs (nine)…played in the East-West All-Star Game…twice honored as the Times News Player of the Year…received an All- 2013 (Sophomore): Developed into a back-end starting pitcher in his second Area selection as a sophomore…played legion ball with The Birches under coach Butch Foust…also played season with the club…started seven games and appeared in relief in five others… basketball. posted a 2-0 record with a 4.46 earned-run average in 38.1 innings…gave up 19 Personal: Full name is Patrick James Kregeloh…is the son of James and Mary Kregeloh…majoring in exer- earned runs off 46 hits while striking out 26…best performance of the season cise science…has a sister, Nicole. came in a start vs. West Chester on April 21 in which he went a career-best six innings, struck out a career-high eight and gave up two runs on five hits for the Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT victory…also earned a victory with a four-strikeout, four-inning start vs. Kutz- 2011 .311 51-50 148 33 46 8 0 3 26 63 .426 25 25 .411 2-2 town…also went four innings against Le Moyne and Bloomsburg (in relief )…struck out four in a five-inning 2012 .286 46-46 147 16 47 7 0 4 27 61 .415 13 26 .352 0-0 start against Mansfield…went 4.2 innings against Seton Hill. 2013 .355 54-54 186 40 66 15 1 9 60 110 .591 20 21 .411 0-0 2012 (Freshman): Pitched four innings in three appearances in his debut season with the team…gave up five Totals .320 151-150 481 89 154 30 1 16 113 234 .486 58 72 .394 2-2 hits and six earned runs while striking out four…gave up zero runs and struck out two in two innings against Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K Kutztown…also pitched against IUP and Bloomsburg (striking out two in 1.1 innings). 2012 3.00 4-3 10 8 2 0/0 0 51.0 49 23 17 19 37 Kennett Square High School: Totaled three letters with the Demons under head coach Dustin Mott… 2013 3.47 9-5 16 13 5 0/0 1 93.1 74 45 36 37 68 named team MVP his senior year…had a 3.00 ERA and threw 55 strikeouts in 48 innings pitched as a Totals 3.30 13-8 26 21 7 0/0 1 114.1 123 68 53 56 105 senior…totaled four wins and one save that season…also tossed a no-hitter against Coatesville…Southeast- ern Pennsylvania Top 35 in ERA…First Team All-Ches-Mont selection as a senior…recipient of the U.S. Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award…also competed in wrestling. Personal: Full name is Nicholas Anthony Massetti…is the son of Anthony and Dawn Massetti…major- ing in human communication studies…has a sister, Toni, and a brother, Drew…sister, Toni, plays lacrosse at Mike Marcinko LaSalle…father, Anthony, wrestled for LaSalle. Sophomore • 5-10 • 180 • R/R • MIF Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K Philipsburg/Philipsburg-Osceola 2 2012 13.50 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 4.0 5 7 6 6 4 2013 4.46 2-0 12 7 0 0/1 0 38.1 46 21 19 21 26 Totals 5.31 2-0 15 7 0 0/1 0 42.1 51 28 25 27 30 2013 (Freshman): Impressed as a shortstop in his rookie season en route to being named to the All-PSAC East First Team…batted .331 with 55 hits and 32 runs…smacked five doubles, a triple and a home run…drove in 19 runs and stole 11 bases (second-most on the team)…recorded 13 multiple-hit games…hit a triple in the season opener at Barton as part of a 2-for-2 effort with two runs scored and a season-best three RBIs…totaled a career-high four hits in a 4-for-4 effort with two runs scored in his second career game…in total, reached base in 11 of his first 12 career plate appearances…hit a home run against Clarion…batted north of .400 through the first 16 games of the season. Philipsburg High School: Earned four varsity letters for the Mountaineers under head coach Doug San- key…batted .525 as a junior and .495 as a senior…stole 31 bases as a senior…career record holder in hits, stolen bases, runs and least times being struck out…four-time conference all-star…named the Progressland Player of the Year…led Progressland in total hits, triples, stolen bases and runs scored and scored 15 more runs and swiped 12 more bases than the second-place finishers in the respective categories…also played foot- ball…was a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Michael Thomas Marcinko…is the son of Tom and Diane Marcinko…has a brother, Ryan…majoring in biology.

Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT 2013 .331 54-54 166 32 55 5 1 1 19 65 .392 14 31 .397 11-17 Totals .331 54-54 166 32 55 5 1 1 19 65 .392 14 31 .397 11-17

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Kyle McClintock Shawn Patterson Sophomore • 5-8 • 150 • L/L • LHP Senior • 6-2 • 200 • R/R • RHP Mechanicsburg/Cumberland Valley 12 Springfield/Springfield 15 2013 (Freshman): Served as a versatile arm for the pitching staff in his rookie 2013 ( Junior): Thrived as the team’s No. 3 starter in his third collegiate season… season…made three starts and nine relief appearances…posted a 3.81 earned- started 12 games and appeared in relief in one other…recorded a 4.27 earned- run average…gave up 12 earned runs off 38 hits…struck out 12 in 28.1 in- run average and a 5-4 record…struck out 41 (third-most on the team) in 65.1 nings…pitched five innings and gave up two earned runs against Wilmington innings…team boasted an 8-4 record in his 12 starts on the mound…went five (Del.)…struck out a career-high three in a four-inning start against IUP…went or more innings in eight starts, including four with six or more innings…gave 4.2 innings in a start against Catawba…earned relief victories against Le Moyne up zero earned runs in four starts…earned victories against Davis & Elkins, (one inning) and East Stroudsburg (three innings, two strikeouts)…pitched two Concord, Le Moyne, East Stroudsburg and IUP…struck out a career-high clean innings of relief against Seton Hill on the final day of the Atlantic Region Tournament. eight against Concord…struck out five in three other contests…fanned three batters in four innings of relief Cumberland Valley High School: Earned two varsity letters for the Eagles under head coach Mike White- against Grand Valley State in the national finals. head, Jr.…led team in pitching appearances as a junior and senior…led team in innings and strikeouts during 2012 (Sophomore): Made eight starts and seven relief appearances in his second season with the club…eight senior year…named to the Mid-Penn Conference Baseball All-Star team as a senior. starts were tied for fourth-most on the team…posted a 3-1 record and a 4.73 ERA…struck out 19 batters in Personal: Full name is Kyle Allen McClintock…is the son of Mark and Gayle McClintock…has a sister, 45.2 innings…defeated Barton, IUP and Wilmington en route to a 3-0 start…struck out seven in six innings Courtney…majoring in finance. against Lock Haven. 2011 (Freshman): Logged 47 innings, third-most on the team, in his debut season with the Raiders… Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K posted a 3-2 record…struck out 27 hitters…recorded PSAC victories over IUP (6 IP, 1 ER, 4K), Millers- 2013 3.81 2-5 12 3 0 0/1 0 28.1 38 19 12 9 12 ville (6.2 IP, 1 ER, 4K) and East Stroudsburg (6 IP, 2 ER, 4K)…his victory over IUP came in his first career Totals 3.81 2-5 12 3 0 0/1 0 28.1 38 19 12 9 12 start…allowed just one earned run in 7.1 innings of work in the PSAC tournament against Bloomsburg… notched a career-high four strikeouts on four occasions…picked up a save with three shutout innings against Kutztown…did not allow a hit in eight at-bats when the bases were loaded against him…threw six or more innings in four starts. Springfield High School: Earned four letters with the Cougars under head coach Jeff Smith…totaled 132 strikeouts in 137 career innings…compiled a 2.75 career ERA…was a First and Second Team All-Central Rich Michaud selection…achieved All-Delco Second Team honors…coached in club ball by Jeff Kilgallen…also played ice Sophomore • 5-10 • 160 • R/R • P/IF hockey. Schwenksville/Spring-Ford Personal: Full name is Shawn Lawrence Patterson…is the son of Larry and Dawn Patterson…stepmother is 25 Maureen...majoring in business administration…has four siblings: Jennifer, Katharine, Stephen and Gregory. 2013 (Freshman): Was a versatile pitcher for the Raiders as a starter and reliever Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K in his debut season…started four games and made eight relief appearances… 2011 4.60 3-2 14 6 0 0/0 1 47.0 57 30 24 13 27 went 2-1 with a 4.19 earned-run average in 34.1 innings…struck out 19 and 2012 4.73 3-1 15 8 0 0/0 0 45.2 63 29 24 26 19 gave up 16 earned runs off 43 hits…also totaled six at-bats while playing mostly 2013 4.27 5-4 13 12 0 0/2 0 65.1 71 41 31 23 41 second base in the field…earned a start at designated hitter vs. Shepherd… Totals 4.50 11-7 42 26 0 0/2 1 158.0 191 100 79 62 87 went a career-best 6.1 innings and struck out five with three earned runs against Lock Haven…also went six innings and gave up just one earned run against Wilmington (Del.)…struck out two in a five-inning start against Catawba for his first career victory…threw 4.1 innings of relief and allowed just one run to earn the victory against Winston-Salem State in the Atlantic Region Tournament. Spring-Ford High School: Earned a varsity letter for the Rams under head coach Bruce Brobst…batted .339 and totaled 21 hits and nine RBIs as a senior…also posted a 3.14 ERA, totaling two wins and 21 strikeouts as a senior…named First Team All-Conference shortstop and First Team All-Area shortstop by the Mercury. Personal: Full name is Richard John Michaud…is the son of Rich and Kathy Michaud…has two siblings: Cameron and Erica…majoring in marketing.

Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2013 4.19 2-1 12 4 0 0/2 0 34.1 43 21 16 7 19 Totals 4.19 2-1 12 4 0 0/2 0 34.1 43 21 16 7 19

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Kevin Richter Jimmy Spanos Junior • 6-3 • 190 • R/R • RHP Junior • 5-10 • 205 • R/R • IF Harrisburg/Central Dauphin East (Frederick C.C.) 11 Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg 13 2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in two games in relief in his debut season at 2013 (Sophomore): Continued as the team’s everyday second baseman in his sec- Shippensburg…gave up one hit in one total inning on the mound…appeared ond collegiate season…fourth on the team with a .328 batting average…ripped against IUP and Clarion. a team-best four triples and added 12 doubles as part of his 62 hits (fourth-most 2012 (Freshman): Pitched 19.1 innings in his lone season at Frederick C.C.… on the team)…scored 29 runs and drove in 32…stole seven bases…slugged at pitched in 10 games…struck out 13 batters and posted a 6.52 ERA…recorded a a .444 clip…had 16 multiple-hit games and eight multiple-RBI games…had a 1-3 record. 13-game hitting streak…had five games with three or more hits…drove in three runs against Clarion and Mansfield. Central Dauphin East High School: Earned five varsity letters for the Panthers under head coach Chuck Fackler…named to the Mid-Penn First Team in 2011…also named the team’s pitching MVP in 2009 and 2012 (Freshman): Second on the team among regulars with a .302 batting average in his first season…started the defensive MVP in 2011…also played basketball… competed on the club team Lawnton Twilight under all but one game on the season, all at second base…led the team with 189 at-bats and 57 hits, primarily head coach Dick Schwartz. batting out of the second spot in the lineup…ripped 11 doubles, two triples and a home run…recorded 18 RBIs, totaled 75 bases, walked 19 times and stole three bases…fielded at a .923 clip…led the team with 19 Personal: Full name is Kevin Andrew Richter…is the son of Ken and Darlene Richter…majoring in business multiple-hit games…had five multiple-RBI games...was named the PSAC Eastern Division Player of the administration …has a brother, Kyle, and a sister, Emily. Week on March 26 after continuing his hitting streak with a hit in all six games that week. Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School: Totaled four letters with the Wildcats under head coach Clay Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K McAllister…was a career .398 hitter with 109 hits, 83 RBI, six home runs and 66 runs scored in 274 at- 2013 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/1 0 1.0 1 0 0 2 0 bats…named Mid Penn Keystone Division Co-MVP…earned spots on Carlisle Sentinel First Team and Totals 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/1 0 1.0 1 0 0 2 0 Harrisburg Patriot-News “Big 11” Team…played club ball with PA Select, coached by Randy Gibson…honor roll student…also played basketball. Personal: Full name is James John Spanos…is the son of John and Julie Spanos…majoring in finance…has a brother, Andrew…his mother, Julie, attended Shippensburg.

Marcus Shippey Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB K OB% SB-ATT Sophomore • 6-3 • 255 • R/R • RHP 2012 .302 52-52 189 33 57 11 2 1 18 75 .397 19 32 .375 3-5 2013 .328 54-54 189 29 62 14 4 0 32 84 .444 11 27 .368 7-7 Bedford/Bedford 35 Totals .315 106-106 378 62 119 25 6 1 50 159 .421 30 59 .371 10-12 2013 (Freshman): Thrived as a back-end relief pitcher in his rookie season on his way to ABCA All-Atlantic Region Second Team honors and All-PSAC East Second Team recognition…was the only freshman selection to the ABCA All-Atlantic Region squad…the team’s primary right-handed reliever…posted a Thomas Swartz team-best 1.93 earned-run average in 28.0 innings of work…made 18 relief ap- pearances and earned three victories…recorded three saves…struck out 20 while Sophomore • 5-11 • 190 • R/L • RHP giving up just three walks and six earned runs…did not give up an earned run Newville/Big Spring until his 11th collegiate appearance…pitched two or more innings on five occasions, including a career-high 31 4.1 innings of relief against Grand Valley State in the national finals…struck out a career-high four batters in 3.2 innings against West Chester. 2013 (Freshman): Appeared on the mound on four occasions, totaling 3.2 in- nings, in his rookie campaign…struck out three while giving up one hit…faced Bedford High School: Earned four varsity letters for the Bison under head coach Scott Waugerman…named 11 batters, holding them to a .091 average…struck out two against Clarion. First Team All-Star after all four of his seasons…received All-Conference honors…fanned 73 hitters in 43 innings as a senior…also played football. Big Spring High School: Earned two varsity letters for the Bulldogs under head coach Sam Barnouski…two-time Mid-Penn All-Star and a two-time Sentinel Personal: Full name is Marcus Alexander Shippey…is the son of Sandy and the late Barry Shippey…has a All-Star…did not pitch in high school. brother, Brett…majoring in business management. Personal: Full name is Thomas David Swartz…is the son of Mark and Liz Swartz…major is undeclared sci- ences. Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2013 1.93 3-0 18 0 0 0/3 3 28.0 26 7 6 3 20 Totals 1.93 3-0 18 0 0 0/3 3 28.0 26 7 6 3 20 Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB K 2013 7.36 0-0 4 0 0 0/3 0 3.2 1 3 3 3 3 Totals 7.36 0-0 4 0 0 0/3 0 3.2 1 3 3 3 3

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Sean Arrell Vince Careghini Freshman • 5-9 • 185 • R/R • C Freshman • 6-1 • 170 • L/L • OF New London/Avon Grove 18 Pipersville/Central Bucks East 24 Avon Grove High School: Earned three varsity letters as a Red Devil under Central Bucks East High School: Earned two varsity letters as a Patriot under head coach John Wockenfuss…named a team captain his senior year. head coach Kyle Dennis…as a senior, posted a .368 batting average, hit three Personal: Full name is Sean Patrick Arrell…is the son of John and Patrice Ar- homeruns, batted in 11, scored 39 runs, stole 27 bases, and recorded a .514 on- rell…has three siblings, John, Taylor and Ryan…plans to study business. base percentage…received first team All-Conference honors as a senior and hon- orable mention honors as a junior… played club baseball for Plumstead Legion for coach Art Ehlo…also earned two varsity letters as a member of the football team…graduated as a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Vincent Michael Careghini…is the son of Jerry and Ma- Tyler Betz ria Careghini…has two siblings, Nick and Anna…plans to study exercise science. Freshman • 6-0 • 190 • R/R • IF Dillsburg/Northern York 4 Northern York High School: Earned three varsity letters for the Polar Bears un- Mark Curtis der head coach Brian Robinson…batted .303 with 69 hits, 30 RBIs, 15 doubles Freshman • 6-2 • 170 • R/R • RHP and two home runs in his career…named a Mid-Penn All-Star…team won the Phillipsburg/Phillipsburg-Osceola PIAA ‘AAA’ state championship his sophomore year…also played soccer…also 14 played for club team PA Select under head coach Randy Gibson. Personal: Full name is Tyler James Betz…is the son of Jim and Melinda Betz… Phillipsburg-Osceola High School: Earned three varsity letters as a Mountain- older brothers Colby and Corey each played baseball at IUP…plans to major in eer under head coach Doug Sankey…posted a career record of 11-1 as a starter… exercise science. named first team All-State and a Mountain Athletic Conference first team selec- tion as a senior…also a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Mark Anthony Curtis…is the son of Mel and Shirley Curtis…has two brothers, Luke and Matt…Luke is a pitcher on the University of Pittsburgh baseball team…major is undecided. Dan Bowman Freshman • 6-3 • 190 • R/R • RHP Edensburg/Central Cambria 28 Jake Kennedy Central Cambria High School: Earned four varsity letters as a Red Devil under Freshman • 6-3 • 180 • R/R • C head coach Dave Moore…as a senior, Bowman recorded a .457 batting aver- age, with a .528 on-base percentage and .630 slugging percentage, posted a 2.41 Thorndale/Coatesville 7 ERA, with 44 strikeouts and record of 3-1…named a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference All-Conference selection and an Altoona Mirror second team selec- tion…also competed on the soccer, football and basketball teams. Coatesville High School: Earned three varsity letters as a Raider under head coach Hal Zeigler…posted a career .464 batting average…first team All-State Personal: Full name is Daniel William Bowman…is the son of Ron and Karen selection, first team All-Ches-Mont selection, and second team All-South East- Bowman…has two siblings, Kristin and David…Kristin attended Shippensburg ern Region selection. from 2007-11…plans to study geoenvironmental science. Personal: Full name is James Donald Kennedy…is the son of Jim and Betsy Kennedy…has a brother, Sam…plans to study entrepreneurship.

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Josh Kutchey Matt Osenbach Freshman • 6-1 • 155 • R/R • RHP Freshman • 6-0 • 240 • R/R • C Frederick, Md./Walkersville 9 Halifax/Halifax 30 Walkersville High School: Earned three varsity letters as a Lion under head Halifax High School: Earned four varsity letters as a Wildcat under head coach coach Jeremy Long…for his career, Kutchey pitched in 71 innings, recorded 74 Rick Ansel…for his career, Osenbach recorded a .420 batting average and hit 14 strikeouts and a 2.27 ERA…named first team all-area, second team all-confer- home runs…holds the school record for most pick offs and most games started ence, and second team All-Gazette…also competed on the football team. by a catcher…named a three-time first team all-league selection, once a sec- Personal: Full name is Joshua John Kutchey…is the son of John and Lori ond team all-league selection, and once selected to the all-state underclassmen Kutchey…has three siblings, Kaitlyn, Joel and Jacob…plans to study exercise team…also competed on the soccer, football, and basketball teams…graduated as science. a member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Matthew Robert Osenbach…is the son of Robert and Karen Osenbach…has two brothers, Drew and Dan…father, Robert, also at- tended Shippensburg…plans to study marketing.

Clint Leslie Freshman • 6-1 • 195 • R/R • Util Coatesville/Coatesville 26 Sal Purpura Junior • 6-0 • 180 • R/R • RHP Coatesville High School: Earned two varsity letters as a Red Raider under Mechanicsburg/Mechanicsburg Area coach Zeigler…as a senior, Leslie posted a batting average of .329, an on-base 19 (Harford Community College) percentage of .400, and batted in 23 runs…also a member of the football team. Personal: Full name is Clinton Landis Leslie…is the son of Tim Leslie and Amy Beck…major is undecided. 2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in 12 games with one start in his second season at Harford Community College…totaled 13.2 innings…struck out 15…earned the victory at Garrett. 2012 (Freshman): Made 11 appearances in his first season at Harford Commu- nity College…pitched 10.2 innings…struck out 10. Ryan McMillen Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School: Earned two varsity letters as a Wildcat under head coach Clay McAllister…Earned First-Team All-Sentinel in Freshman • 5-10 • 165 • R/R • IF 2010…also earned two varsity letters as a member of the football team. New Bloomfield/West Perry 1 Personal: Full name is Salvatore Purpura Jr…is the son of Salvatore and Sharon Purpura…has three siblings: Nino, Rose and Maria…majoring in business West Perry High School: Earned four varsity letters as a Mustang under head management. coach Jeff Sanno…in 270 career at bats, McMillen scored 111 runs, recorded 101 hits, hit 21 doubles and seven triples, stole 47 bases, had 52 walks, batted in 52 runs, was hit by a pitch 23 times, recorded a .374 batting average and a .499 on-base percentage… finished his career as the school’s all-time leader in at bats, runs, hits, doubles, walks, and hit-by-pitches…named a four-time All- Conference selection, 2013 Capital Division MVP, 2013 Sentinel Player of the Year, 2013 Patriot News Big 11 selection, All-Sent First Team selection in 2012 & 2013, 2013 PHSBCA All-State selection, and a 2012 Big 26 Baseball Classic selection…played club baseball for the Cumberland Dodgers and the Bloomfield Vets…earned a total of 11 varsity letters as he also competed in soccer, football, basketball, and ice hockey for the Mustangs…named a 2013 conference all-star in soccer, football, and basketball…graduated with distinguished honors and a member of the National Honor Society…also a John Travers Award Finalist. Personal: Full name is Ryan Joseph McMillen…is the son of Brent and Melinda McMillen…plans to study exercise science.

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Isaac Stern Date Opponent Site W/L SU Opp Inn. Record Pitcher of record 2/16 Barton A W 8 4 7 1-0 P. Kregeloh (W 1-0) Freshman • 5-10 • 170 • L/R • OF 2/16 Barton A L 0 7 7 1-1 - New Enterprise/Northern Bedford 2/23 Shepherd N W 10 2 9 2-1 T. Bush (W 1-0) 5 2/24 Winston-Salem State A W 5 1 9 3-1 P. Kregeloh (W 2-0) 2/24 Davis & Elkins N W 6 0 9 4-1 S. Patterson (W 1-0) Northern Bedford High School: Earned three varsity letters as a Panther under 3/2 Concord H W 10 5 7 5-1 P. Kregeloh (W 3-0) head coach David MaClinay…posted a .400 batting average and hit four home 3/2 Concord H W 3 0 7 6-1 T. Bush (W 2-0) runs as a senior…named an Altoona Mirror All-Star and a Sidling Hill All-Star 3/3 Concord H W 11 7 9 7-1 S. Patterson (W 2-0) his senior season. 3/9 #26 Slippery Rock H L 0 9 7 7-2 P. Kregeloh (L 3-1) Personal: Full name is Isaac James Stern…is the son of Doug and Luella 3/9 #26 Slippery Rock H W 8 0 7 8-2 T. Bush (W 3-0) Stern…has two brothers, Jacob and Ethan…Jacob plays baseball for Pitt-John- 3/10 #26 Slippery Rock H W 4 3 9 9-2 A. Bartley (W 1-0) stown…plans to major in chemistry. 3/15 Le Moyne H L 1 2 7 9-3 A. Bartley (L 1-1) 3/15 Le Moyne H W 11 5 7 10-3 P. Kregeloh (W 3-2) 3/17 Le Moyne H W 9 6 7 11-3 S. Patterson (W 3-0) 3/17 Le Moyne H W 8 6 7 12-3 K. McClintock (W 1-0) 3/19 #18 Catawaba A L 2 6 7 12-4 K. McClintock (L 1-1) 3/19 #18 Catawaba A W 14 4 7 13-4 R. Michaud (W 1-0) Hunter Szaflarski 3/22 East Stroudsburg A W 6 2 7 14-4 T. Bush (W 4-0) 3/22 East Stroudsburg A L 0 7 7 14-5 P. Kregeloh (L 4-2) Freshman • 5-8 • 145 • R/R • IF 3/23 East Stroudsburg H W 5 4 7 15-5 S. Patterson (W 4-0) Greencastle/Greencastle-Antrim 3/23 East Stroudsburg H W 8 4 7 16-5 K. McClintock (W 2-1) 3 3/29 Kutztown A L 3 4 7 16-6 T. Bush (L 4-1) 3/29 Kutztown A L 5 6 7 16-7 K. McClintock (L 2-2) Greencastle-Antrim High School: Earned three varsity letters for the Blue 3/30 Kutztown N L 3 7 7 16-8 S. Patterson (L 4-1) Devils under head coach Eric Shaner…three-year starter at shortstop…two-time 3/30 Kutztown N W 8 2 7 17-8 N. Massetti (W 1-0) Mid-Penn Colonial First Team pick…two-time Public Opinion All-Star…se- 4/2 IUP H L 3 11 9 17-9 K. McClintock (L 2-3) lected to the Mid-Atlantic Baseball Classic…also played football. 4/5 Millersville A L 3 5 7 17-10 T. Bush (L 4-2) Personal: Full name is Hunter John Szaflarski…is the son of John and Tammy 4/5 Millersville A L 1 2 7 17-11 P. Kregeloh (L 4-3) Szaflarski…has a sister, Courtney…plans to major in communication/journalism. 4/6 Millersville H L 1 2 7 17-12 S. Patterson (L 4-2) 4/6 Millersville H W 7 6 7 18-12 M. Shippey (W 1-0) 4/9 #22 Wilmington (Del.) A L 2 3 10 18-13 K. McClintock (L 2-4) 4/13 Bloomsburg A L 2 6 7 18-14 T. Bush (L 4-3) 4/13 Bloomsburg A W 4 1 7 19-14 P. Kregeloh (W 5-3) 4/14 Bloomsburg H L 4 5 7 19-15 S. Patterson (L 4-3) 4/14 Bloomsburg H L 5 6 7 19-16 R. Michaud (L 1-1) 4/20 West Chester A W 5 3 7 20-16 P. Kregeloh (W 6-3) 4/20 West Chester A L 8 9 7 20-17 A. Bartley (L 1-2) 4/21 West Chester H W 5 4 10 21-17 M. Shippey (W 2-0) 4/21 West Chester H W 5 2 7 22-17 N. Massetti (W 2-0) 4/23 Lock Haven H W 7 3 9 23-17 A. Bartley (W 2-2) 4/24 #9 Wilmington (Del.) H L 4 6 9 23-18 K. McClintock (L 2-5) 4/27 Clarion H W 5 0 7 24-18 T. Bush (W 5-3) 4/27 Clarion H W 13 3 7 25-18 P. Kregeloh (W 7-3) 4/30 IUP A W 11 0 9 26-18 S. Patterson (W 5-3) 5/3 Mansfield A W 11 2 7 27-18 P. Kregeloh (W 8-3) 5/3 Mansfield A L 5 7 7 27-19 S. Patterson (L 5-4) 5/4 Mansfield H L 4 5 7 27-20 T. Bush (L 5-4) 5/4 Mansfield H W 8 6 7 28-20 M. Shippey (W 3-0) 5/16 Seton Hill N L 1 4 9 28-21 P. Kregeloh (L 8-4) 5/17 Millersville N W 4 1 9 29-21 T. Bush (W 6-4) 5/18 Winston-Salem State A W 7 4 9 30-21 R. Michaud (W 2-1) 5/19 Seton Hill N W 10 3 9 31-21 P. Kregeloh (W 9-4) 5/19 Seton Hill N W 3 2 9 32-21 A. Bartley (W 3-2) 5/25 #11 Franklin Pierce N L 0 1 9 32-22 P. Kregeloh (L 9-5) 5/27 #14 Grand Valley State N L 4 8 9 32-23 T. Bush (L 6-5)

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Shippensburg won 32 games for allow a runner to reach second After the first weekend of PSAC the second year in a row and was until the seventh inning, retired East play in mid-March, SU was Awards ranked as high as No. 12 in the 14 consecutive batters during one 16-5, ranked atop the NCBWA ABCA “Baseball News” poll in stretch in the middle of the game. Atlantic Region poll and ranked All-PSAC Eastern Division mid-March, but with an 11-13 No. 12 nationally. Beginning UT Pat Kregeloh (1st team) The impressive NCAA postseason st PSAC record, the Raiders failed run came to an end two days later with a Friday afternoon series at OF Michael Douglas (1 team) to qualify for the PSAC Tourna- Kutztown on March 29, though, 3B Cal Hogan (1st team) on Memorial Day, however, when st ment come May. the Raiders totaled 13 hits but SU limped to a 12-14 record over SS Mike Marcinko (1 team) the season’s final six weeks – a run C Tyler Shover (2nd team) Despite missing out on confer- dropped their elimination game to nd ence postseason play, the 2013 No. 14 Grand Valley State, 8-4. that included an 8-12 mark in RP Marcus Shippey (2 team) PSAC Eastern Division play. Raider baseball season was not Despite going 0-2 at the national ABCA All-Region yet over. Of SU’s 20 regular season losses, tournament, the Raiders fin- st 10 were by just one run – in- IF Pat Kregeloh (1 team) Far from it, in fact. ished the 2013 season with the st cluding eight in PSAC Eastern OF Michael Douglas (1 team) Shippensburg snuck into the second-highest batting average in RP Marcus Shippey (2nd team) the PSAC (.309), six All-PSAC Division play. Atlantic Region Tournament as Daktronics All-Region the No. 4 seed but dropped its East honorees, three All-Atlantic Despite being ranked No. 5 in the regional opener – its first game Region honorees and a pair Atlantic Region missing out on UT Pat Kregeloh (1st team) played in nearly two weeks – to of All-American plaudits for the PSAC Tournament, the Raid- OF Michael Douglas (2nd team) first baseman/pitcher Kregeloh ers moved up a spot to No. 4 to No. 3 seed Seton Hill, 4-1, to NCBWA All-Region kick off the double-elimination (Daktronics Second Team, ABCA qualify for regionals, holding off tournament. Third Team). fellow conference foes California UT Pat Kregeloh (1st team) Shippensburg had an up-and- (Pa.) and Kutztown) – two teams OF Michael Douglas (2nd team) From that point, SU had no that made the PSAC Tournament choice but to win – and win, it down regular season despite Daktronics All-America Questioned by its pundits and trailing 2-0 in the sixth, Kregeloh playing a strength of schedule but went a combined 5-9 to finish did. The Raiders stayed alive the nd peers both regionally and nation- launched a round tripper over the that was deemed to be the most the season. (East Stroudsburg and UT Pat Kregeloh (2 team) next day with a 4-1 defeat of Concord earned the region’s No. top-seeded Millersville. Senior ally, Shippensburg more than left-center field fence that proved difficult in the region and one of ABCA All-America validated its deserved selection to be the difference. the toughest in Division II. 5 and No. 6 seeds for winning the outfielder David McKolosky rd into the regional tournament with PSAC and WVIAC champion- IF Pat Kregeloh (3 team) ended the game with a sensational The Griffins entered the tourna- ships, respectively.) diving catch in left field that gave four consecutive elimination- ment ranked No. 8 in the country CoSIDA Academic SU its first NCAA postseason game victories and subsequent in batting average (.342) but were All-District 2 win since 2008. defeats of the region’s No. 1, No. 2 limited by Raider pitching to a and No. 3 seeds in the process. UT Pat Kregeloh Shippensburg capitalized on more .215 clip (20-for-93) in three theatrics the following day in Senior catcher Tyler Shover was tournament meetings. Overall, CoSIDA Academic another do-or-die game against named the 2013 Atlantic Region SU hit .282 at the regional, scored All-America Tournament MVP after going 25 runs and allowed just 14 as rd tournament host school and No. UT Pat Kregeloh (3 team) 2-seed Winston-Salem State. 10-for-20 in the series with two its pitchers combined for a 2.45 Down to its final two outs in the home runs, two doubles and six ERA. PSAC Spring Top 10 runs while throwing out 4-of-7 ninth, SU had eight consecutive The miracle postseason run gave Pat Kregeloh batters reach base to transform a base runners in five games. He Shippensburg its fifth trip in two-run deficit into a remarkable was joined on the All-Tourna- school history to the national NCAA Atlantic Region 7-4 come-from-behind victory. ment Team by senior starting baseball finals – the Division II All-Tournament Team pitcher Tom Bush and freshman The Raiders scored five times in College World Series in Cary, SS Mike Marcinko shortstop Mike Marcinko. the ninth with none of the runs N.C. – as one of the final eight SP Tom Bush scoring on a ball hit out of the in- Junior Pat Kregeloh earned his teams in the country. C Tyler Shover field (two bunt singles, a fielder’s ninth pitching victory in Game Despite a two-hit effort from choice and a walk). 1 and launched his ninth home NCAA Atlantic Region Kregeloh in 7.2 innings of work, Tournament MVP The Raiders’ momentum con- run in Game 2. Pitching on two No. 17 Shippensburg dropped a tinued the following day with a days rest in the opener, Kregeloh 1-0 pitcher’s duel No. 11 Franklin C Tyler Shover pair of 10-3 and 3-2 victories in allowed three runs in the first in- Pierce in the opening game. Kre- a rematch with Seton Hill to ad- ning but responded with six shut- geloh fanned four in a 106-pitch vance to the Division II College out frames after that — throwing effort and gave up just one run World Series for the first time 124 pitches in seven solid innings off an RBI single in the eighth of work. In Game 2, and SU since 2008. inning. The right-hander didn’t Marcus Shippey 32 Shippensburg University Baseball 33 2013 Statistics 2013 Statistics 4 9 0 4 2 2 5 0 2 1 2 0 0 28 31 .891 .961 .963 .000 .986 .959 .875 .923 .917 .970 .987 .942 .983 .956 .954 Fielding 1.000 1.000 1.000

FLD% Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 3 3 0 1 4 3 4 0 2 0 2 1 0 23 23 David McKolosky 35 34 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 2 0 4 0 1 6 0 1 0 6 8 4 9 2 E 79 78 SHA SFA 15 17 Nick Umberger 25 4 21 0 1.000 1 5 1 .833 0 0 7 1 0 2 1 0 0 1 5 A 7 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 Dan Wimer 14 13 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 25 92 27 44 56 89 117 522 446 BK Austin Bartley 12 2 10 0 1.000 2 1 1 .500 0 0 0 7 4 42 13 80 71 48 34 65 91 33 88 Shawn Patterson 7 1 6 0 1.000 0 11 5 .688 0 0 231 265 111 6 6 0 1 3 7 6 1 7 5 7 2 0 PO 31 1197 1175 51

HBP Kody Kibler 7 2 5 0 1.000 1 2 0 1.000 0 0 Cam Richardson 5 2 3 0 1.000 0 1 1 .500 0 0 9 4 0 0 4 2 3 1 0 3 3 0 36 39 10 1-1 0-1 1-2 3-3 0-0 4-6 1-1 1-2 0-0 4-5 0-0 6-7 6-8 3-5 Tyler Uphouse 4 4 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 8-11 WP 10-12 48-64 45-57

SB-ATT Pat Kregeloh 313 265 44 4 .987 22 11 2 .846 0 0 Cody Ezolt 74 71 2 1 .986 5 0 0 --- 0 0 0 1 3 4 0 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 8 2 0 1 28 31 .283 .291 .238 .250 .341 .222 .255 .261 .258 .346 .295 .276 .440 .305 .294 Cody Kulp 118 111 5 2 .983 0 0 0 --- 0 0 B/Avg 1 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 0 2 2 3 3 23 23

SF SH Tyler Shover 266 231 27 8 .970 0 33 9 .786 7 1 2 3 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 24 15 Jimmy Miller 109 80 25 4 .963 6 2 0 1.000 0 0 HR Steve Sulcoski 51 42 7 2 .961 0 12 3 .800 0 0 .368 .370 .410 .385 .438 .341 .400 .429 .286 .143 .158 .350 .396 .352 .359 .301 .392 .375 OB% 3 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 0 2 0 11 10 Ben Miller 146 48 92 6 .959 17 0 0 --- 0 0 3B Eric Herman 156 91 56 9 .942 12 0 0 --- 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 3 5 1 4 2 3 3 28 29 9 1 3 6 4 0 5 8 7 0 GDP 74 83 13 14 13

2B Jimmy Spanos 222 88 117 17 .923 25 0 0 --- 0 0 Simon Beloff 72 65 1 6 .917 1 0 0 --- 0 0 7 7 8 7 7 1 5 14 27 48 17 26 15 31 21 32 SO 273 262 6

62 31 37 19 19 37 22 10 Tom Bush 10 3 6 1 .900 0 7 1 .875 0 0 SO Tyler Basso 137 33 89 15 .891 4 0 0 --- 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 2 0 1 1 3 2 2 3 5 5 31 51 HBP 1 2 7 4 6 9 5 7 6 4

20 15 19 15 26 22 12 Bobby Atwell 8 7 0 1 .875 0 0 0 --- 0 0 BB 190 273 161 262 Ted Williams 3 0 2 1 .667 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 3 1 5 3 0 0 13 10 29 15 22 13 23 11 23 19 BB 190 161 Josh Scott 3 0 2 1 .667 0 2 0 1.000 0 0 1 8 24 39 17 15 24 28 13 18 ER Nick Massetti 1 0 0 1 .000 0 1 1 .500 0 0 R.J. Grant 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 .392 .385 3 .418 .480 .375 .321 .250 .340 .167 .143 .111 .522 .407 .415 .325 .320 .481 .397 R 31 45 23 22 29 31 13 21 16 SLG% Kyle Hollingsworth 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 6 5 1 2 23 12 30 25 32 93 55 61 50 47 87 75 TB 604 606 2 0 8 4 5 7 6 H 72 79 10 49 31 63 57 24 36 22 436 271 221 458 245 197 Totals 1798 1197 522 79 .956 35 45 12 .789 7 1 8 8 3 8 2 0 0 12 13 43 27 27 16 18 32 18 Opponents 1699 1175 446 78 .954 32 48 16 .750 16 0 235 208 RBI IP 2.0 7.1 8.1 4.0 81.1 54.0 13.2 51.0 33.1 45.2 48.0 21.2 28.2 392.0 399.0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 8 3 4 0 1 4 1 24 15 HR 7 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 9 0 0 0 15 SV 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 2 2 2 11 10 3B 3 1 2 1 0 4 0 0 0 4 7 8 5 74 83 12 16 11 2B 1/1 4/2 2/1 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 SHO 9 6 5 1 2 H 20 28 21 22 53 40 42 40 35 55 57 436 458 7 7 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 12 CG 4 2 6 4 0 R 12 12 12 20 29 20 16 38 22 41 33 271 245 9 1 8 0 8 0 4 53 12 11 53 GS 7 55 25 80 78 24 94 30 18 AB 178 135 147 154 147 181 189 1542 1576 1 0 5 7 0 9 0 3 0 53 14 13 10 22 15 12 20 11 53 APP 53 53 14-6 22-6 16-2 11-4 20-18 32-27 31-25 36-35 33-10 52-52 50-45 46-46 48-48 49-48 52-52 53-53 GP-GS 9-2 0-0 7-2 1-0 4-3 1-4 0-0 3-1 3-3 1-3 0-0 3-3 0-0 W-L 21-32 32-21 .364 .360 .350 .269 .250 .234 .167 .143 .111 .298 .296 .286 .260 .238 .304 .302 .283 .291 AVG 2.66 6.50 0.00 0.66 3.00 4.05 4.73 4.91 5.25 5.40 5.65 8.64 5.07 4.44 ERA 13.50

Cal Hogan Steve Sulcoski WimerDan Jimmy Miller HollingsworthKyle Cody Ezolt Ben Miller David McKolosky Bobby Atwell Uphouse Tyler Totals Opponents Simon Beloff Shover Tyler Kregeloh Pat Eric Herman Basso Tyler Cody Kulp Jimmy Spanos Opponents Nick Umberger Grant Jimmy Miller R.J. Cam Richardson Kregeloh Pat BartleyAustin Basso Shawn Patterson Tyler Bush Tom Kody Kibler Williams Josh Scott Massetti Ted Nick Totals H itting Player P itching Player 34 Shippensburg University Baseball 35 2013 PSAC Results History

Eastern Division First Team The baseball team was founded Pos Name University Class in 1874, just three years after the 1B Zach Stone Millersville R-Jr. school opened, making it the old- 2B Joe Bennie East Stroudsburg Sr. est intercollegiate team on cam- SS Mike Marcinko Shippensburg Fr. pus. The first recorded mention 3B Cal Hogan Shippensburg Jr. of baseball at the university was OF Michael Douglas Shippensburg Jr. in the News-Chronicle of May OF Chris Knott East Stroudsburg Jr. 31, 1874, when Shippensburg OF Brandon Martinez Kutztown So. lost to Mercersburg Academy C Matt Albaugh Kutztown Sr. 17-5. From that humble begin- DH Dan Johnson Millersville R-Jr. ning the team has become one of UTL Pat Kregeloh Shippensburg Jr. 2013 Final Standings the most successful programs at SP Tim Mayza Millersville Jr. Shippensburg University. SP Chris Murphy Millersville So. Eastern Division Here are a few highlights; com- SP Ryan Lubreski East Stroudsburg Jr. PSAC Overall Win % piled by former SID John Alosi: RP Kyle Weary West Chester Jr. Millersville 18-6 40-18 .689 In 1875, Shippensburg posted At-Large Evan King Millersville Sr. Kutztown 15-9 32-16 .667 its largest known run total as it INF East Stroudsburg 13-11 34-18 .641 downed the Shippensburg Cen- Eastern Division Second Team West Chester 12-12 25-24-1 .500 tennial Club by a score of 55-35. Shippensburg 11-13 32-23 .581 The 1900 team posted an unde- Pos Name University Class Bloomsburg 8-16 21-27 .437 feated season under Coach Ezra 1B Kyle Stoudt Kutztown Jr. Mansfield 7-17 23-27 .460 Lehman (6-0). Lehman later 2B Brett Hauck Kutztown Sr. served as president of the college SS Brandon Miller Mansfield R-Jr. Western Division from 1913-1931. 3B Brian Almand Bloomsburg Fr. OF Eric Boyer East Stroudsburg Sr. PSAC Overall Win % In 1903, the team beat the Linder Coach Art Fairchild (1966-86, 1988-95) OF Jack Provine West Chester Sr. California 15-9 35-18 .660 Club, the top amateur team in OF Jeremy Musser Millersville Fr. Gannon 15-9 24-19 .558 Central Pennsylvania by a score C Tyler Shover Shippensburg Sr. Mercyhurst 15-9 30-20 .600 of 10-5 behind star pitcher Ira DH Mike Tenaglia East Stroudsburg Jr. Slippery Rock 13-11 31-21 .596 Mellinger. Mellinger became the to get in two games. Star pitcher set a university record with a 12-6 UTL Brian Ernst East Stroudsburg Sr. Indiana 13-11 27-23 .540 first Shippensburg player to sign a Lefty Mellot struck out 13, 12, mark. The 12 wins remained the SP Joe Gunkel West Chester Jr. Lock Haven 9-15 16-28 .363 professional contract. 15, 10, and 7 batters in five con- record until 1971. SP Tad Barton Millersville Jr. Clarion 4-20 4-40 .090 In 1906, the team played against secutive starts. SP Joe Candelmo Mansfield Sr. the Carlisle Indian School team The Art Fairchild era began in RP Marcus Shippey Shippensburg Fr. featuring the legendary Jim That season, in an exhibition 1966 and saw the Raiders reach game against the Chambersburg new levels of achievement. The 2013 PSAC Results Thorpe in center field. The Indi- East Player of the Year: ans won 6-2. Yankees, Coach A. J. Shariden team posted winning years from 2013 PSAC Baseball Championship took the mound and fired a no- 1969 to 1989, 21 seasons in a Zach Stone, Millersville Johnstown, Pa. – Point Stadium The 1910 team set a school record hitter, leading the Raiders to a row. In 1973, the team made the East Pitcher of the Year: for wins in a season, going 11-3. 2-0 win. NCAA playoffs for the first time The record stood until 1956 and since then has been in the Game 13 May 11 East Stroudsburg 7, West Chester 1 In 1927, the Cumberland Val- Chris Murphy, Millersville hunt for the national champion- Game 12 May 10 West Chester 14, Millersville 6 In 1915 and 1916, the team was ley Normal School became ship 13 more times. East Freshman of the Year: Game 11 May 10 East Stroudsburg 7, California 4 led by pitcher Clyde Mellinger, Shippensburg State Teacher’s Brian Almand, Bloomsburg Game 10 May 10 Millersville 6, Gannon 5 who struck out 18 batters against College and a four-year degree- The 1973 team featured Denny Game 9 May 10 California 12, Kutztown 7 Kutztown, and third baseman granting institution. The team Arnold, who was 4-0 with a 2.62 East Coach of the Year: Game 8 May 9 East Stroudsburg 6, Millersville 2 Clyde Barnhart, the only Red won the Pennsylvania State ERA, while Mark Givler batted Jon Shehan, Millersville Game 7 May 9 West Chester 3, Kutztown 0 Raider ever to play in the major Athletic Conference title in 1941 .348 and hit safely in 15 straight Game 6 May 9 Gannon 9, Slippery Rock 3 leagues. Barnhart played third under coach Ed Gulian, as Dick games. base and outfield, hitting .295, for Game 5 May 9 California 8, Mercyhurst 6 Kepner went 7-1 and Dean Berg- The 1974 team led Division II Game 4 May 8 Millersville 5, Slippery Rock 0 the from 1920 stresser hit .400. to 1928. with a sparkling 1.79 ERA. The Game 3 May 8 East Stroudsburg 8, Gannon 5 Tom Crist took over the coach- Raiders finished 14-13. Game 2 May 8 West Chester 5, California 0 In 1922, the team traveled south ing reins in 1950 and coached In 1977, the Raiders went 32- Game 1 May 8 Kutztown 6, Mercyhurst 1 for the first time, but rain spoiled the Raiders to conference titles in the trip as they were only able 11, winning the Mid-Atlantic 1954 and 1958. In 1956 the team Regional and playing in the 36 Shippensburg University Baseball 37 History TEAM RECORDS

Division II College World Series In 1996 head coach Bruce Peddie first All-Americans since 1995 Single Game Team Highs for the first time. Steve Schaaf, added to the winning tradition in 2004 and that squad broke the who went 6-1 with a 1.85 ERA by guiding the Red Raiders to school record for wins in a season At Bats on the year, pitched 12.2 scoreless another berth in the NCAA with with a 43. 60, Ga. College and State (3-4-06) innings against Valdosta State in Division II World Series. Led by In 2007, first-year head coach Hits the CWS before giving up two shortstop Brian Dallas, they won Matt Jones guided the Red Raid- 30, Lewis (3-13-93) unearned runs. the PSAC and North Atlantic ers to their first PSAC Champi- Runs In 1987, under interim coach Bill Region championships and fin- onship since 2003 and became the Rickenbaugh, the Raiders went ished the season with a 34-19-1 fourth consecutive head coach to 37, Lewis (3-13-93) overall record. Dallas hit .346 and 39-11 for a .780 winning percent- lead Shippensburg to a conference Doubles age. Shippensburg made it all the set numerous university career championship. The ‘07 squad 11, Bowie State (4-18-99) way to NCAA North Central records. made the team’s first NCAA Triples Regional, placing third. The Red In 2000, the Red Raiders won the Tournament appearance in three Raiders had won three PSAC PSAC title for the 12th time in years, and duplicated the feat 5, Baltimore (4-29-67) titles in four years. team history. Jamie Eichelberger in 2008 with a North Atlantic Home Runs In 1991, the team participated led Shippensburg with a .404 bat- Region Championship. ting average with 12 doubles and 9, Mansfield (4-14-87) in the NCAA Division II World Since Shippensburg became a RBI Series in Montgomery, Ala. three homers. He raised the career four-year school, the program has Catcher Bill Dolbrolsky, who hit record for homers to 25. over 1,200 victories and a winning 35, Lewis (3-13-93) .399 with a university-record 22 After rebuilding in 2002, the Red percentage over .600. It has also Total Bases doubles, and second baseman Raiders won the PSAC title again won 20 PSAC Championships 61, Lewis (3-13-93) Andy Brookens who hit .351 with in 2003. Catcher Matt DeSanto and made 19 NCAA regional Total Bases in Inning eight homers and 41 RBI were was the Eastern Division Player championship appearances. Nathan Starner ‘06 selected in the Major League of the Year. Shippensburg had its 21, Lewis (3-13-93)* draft by Milwaukee and Kansas Walks City respectively. Pitching Single Game 17, Swarthmore (3-8-77) Grand Slams Strikeouts (9 Inning Game) 2, vs. Lewis 3-13-93 18, Kutztown (1916) Stolen Bases 17, Muhlenberg (3-4-89) 13 4-18-74 Messiah 17, Sacred Heart (3-18-89) 13 4-14-75 Messiah Strikeouts (7 Inning Game) 13 4-7-76 Messiah 16, East Stroudsburg (3-26-05) Miscellaneous Walks First eight consecutive batters reach base: 16, Armstrong State (3-10-88) (5 H, 2 doubles, 1 HR) 3-8-2008 16, Philadelphia Textile (4-4-96) Seven consecutive games with HR: Wild Pitches 3-11 to 3-19-2003 and 2-21 to 3-3-2004 Runs, both teams 7, Jacksonville State (3-12-90) Consecutive Scoreless Innings, Game 54, vs Lewis (W, 37-17) 3-13-93# Hits, both teams 12.2, Valdosta State (5-29-77) 46, vs Lewis (30-16) 3-13-93 RBI, both teams Team Game Fielding Records

47, vs Lewis (35-12) 3-13-93 Putouts Home Runs, both teams 50, Ga. College and State (3-4-06) 12, vs Lewis (8-4) 3-13-93 Assists Total bases, both teams 23, Ga. College and State (3-4-06) 87, vs. Lewis 3-13-93 Errors The 1922 baseball team - Pennsylvania Normal School Champions * PSAC Record 9, Eckerd (3-4-00) #Division II Record

38 Shippensburg University Baseball 39 Team records Individual records

Hitting Pitching Pitching (Career) Pitching (Game) At Bats Home Runs Innings Pitched Hits/9 Wins Strikeouts* (9-inning game) 2008 2076 1987 63 2008 500.1 1980 7.41 Lee McClintock (02-05) 28 18, Clyde Mellinger, Kutztown (1915) 2004 1767 1984 56 2005 431.2 1977 7.59 ERA (min. 100 IP) 17, Scott Rippeon, Sacred Heart (3-18-89) 2006 1738 2001 53 2006 425.2 1976 8.08 15, Matt Wright, Franklin Pierce (5-26-08) Runs Stolen Bases ERA Walks/9 Don Snare (66-69) 2.09 Innings Pitched Strikeouts (seven-inning game) 2008 418 1986 139 1974 1.79 2005 2.80 16, Nathan Starner, (3-26-05) 1992 414 1988 126 1980 2.76 2004 2.83 Lee McClintock (02-05) 285.0 Walks 1987 409 1975 97 1977 3.07 2003 3.04 Saves Hits Walks Wins Strikeouts Kody Kibler (08-12) 17 11, Mike Keiser, Armstrong State (3-10-88) Consecutive Scoreless Innings (game) 2008 665 1977 263 2004 43 2004 429 Strikeouts (SO) 2004 595 1979 245 1987 39 2008 400 Matt Wright (06-08) 333 12.2, Steve Schaff, Valdosta State (5-29-77) 1991/1995 543 1985 239 2008 39 2006 364 SO/9 inn. (min. 100 IP) Consecutive Scoreless Innings (season) Lee McClintock ‘05 RBI Strikeouts Complete Games K/9 Matt Wright (06-08) 12.28 24.0, Ben Berra (4-24-96 to 5-10-96) 2008 378 2001 327 1999 27 1998 9.60 Walks/9 inn. (min. 100 IP) No hitters 1992 371 Toughest to K 1977 24 2004 9.13 Lee McClintock (02-05) 1.61 Doug Roberts, Wisconsin-Superior (1976) 1986 361 2008 20 1986 8.77 1980 8.56:1 Hit/9 inn. (min. 100 IP) John Seitz, Mt. St. Mary’s (3-31-81) Average Saves Hit by Pitch Matt Wright (06-08) 6.12 Craig Stambaugh, Millersville (4-20-84) 1978 .356 2011 14 Greg Jefferies, Indiana (Pa.) (3-28-85) 2008 67 Starts 1992 .345 1985 12 Darin Peart, East Stroudsburg (4-1-95) 1991 .344 Total Bases 1979 11 Lee McClintock (02-05) 43 Jason Kanovich, Bloomsburg (4-12-96) Doubles 2008 869 2004 11 Appearances Tim Freshour, Lock Haven (3-21-09) Combined No-hitters 2004 115 On Base Percentage Fielding Kody Kibler (08-12) 75 1991 110 W/L Pct (min 10 decisions) Maurice Kuritz and Tim Freisen, 1978 .469 Putouts Fielding Percentage 1992 109 Slugging Percentage Craig Stambaugh (82-84) .868 (13-2) Mt. St. Mary’s (3-31-81) Triples 2008 1500 2008 .972 Complete Games Craig Stambaugh, Ed Schneider and 1978 .544 2005 1295 2004 .971 Al Gernon, Rhode Island (3-11-84) Richie Rodarmel (98-00) 15 1978 31 Sacrifices 2006 1277 2007 .965 Tim Freshour ‘08 1979 27 Tim Freshour (06-09) 15 Assists 1981 26 2008 76 2008 585 Pitching (Season) 2009 542 1996 524 Wins Saves Complete Games Evan Englebrook (2004) 11 Kody Kibler (2012) 9 Tim Freshour (2008) 10 Kevin Peart (1992) 10 Kevin Bensinger (1995) 7 Richie Rodarmel (2000) 8 Mike Tandlmayer (1999) 10 Tim Freisen (1983) 7 Mike Tandlmeyer (1999) 8 Lee McClintock (2003) 10 Kody Kibler (2011) 7 Appearances Tim Freshour (2008) 10 Matt Swartz (1989) 6 Wright (2008)/Umberger (2012)/ Brian Boylan (2005) 6 Austin Bartley (2013) 25 Kregeloh (2013) 9 SO/9 inn. (min. 30 IP) Matt Arnold (2003) 23 ERA (min. 30 IP) Kyle Warner (2008) 22 Matt Wright (2008) 13.87 Kody Kibler (2011) 22 Don Snare (1969) 0.71 Randy Dicken (2004) 12.71 Austin Bartley (2012) 22 Bobby Gantz (1987) 1.19 Evan Englebrook (2004) 11.83 Starts Don Snare (1967) 1.30 Walks/9 inn. (min. 30 IP) Innings Pitched Tim Freshour (2008) 16 Lee McClintock (2005) 0.90 Ben Berra (1996) 15 Tim Freshour (2008) 99.1 Jason Young (1992) 1.15 Matt Wright (2008) 14 Matt Wright (2008) 98.0 Charles Hockensmith (1971) 1.43 Tim Freshour (2009) 14 Pat Kregeloh (2013) 93.1 Lee McClintock (2004) 1.58 Pat Kregeloh (2013) 14 Ted Damiter (1977) 92.0 Jason Young (1993) 1.59 Win/Loss Percentage Ben Berra (1996) 92.0 Hits/9 inn. (min. 30 IP) Strikeouts (SO) Jason Kanovich (1996) 1.000 (6-0) Don Snare (1969) 4.97 Evan Englebrook (2004) .917 (11-1) Matt Wright (2008) 151 Dave Miller (1982) 5.37 Tyler Redick ‘09 Evan Englebrook (2004) 113 Don Snare (1967) 5.83 Randy Dicken (2004) 104 Jason Kanovich (1996) 5.86 40 Shippensburg University Steve Martz (1975) 5.94 Baseball 41 Individual records Individual Records

Batting (Game) Batting (Career) Batting (Season) Fielding At-Bats Home Runs in an Inning Average Average (min. 100 AB) Triples Career 8, Justin Garber, Ga. College and 2, Tut Bailey, Lewis, 4th (3-13-93) Justin Garber (05-08) .396 Dale Delise (1978) .475 Mike Pokopec (1978) 8 State (3-4-06) 2, Jesse Smith, Clarion, 3rd (3-13- Jeff Teeter (86-89) .385 Jeff Teeter (1988) .441 Mike Elesser (1977) 7 Putouts 11) Justin Garber (2008) .434 Keith George (1977) 7 Runs Jay Kipp (89-92) .383 Scott Goss (04-07) 1159 RBI Games At Bats Home Runs 6, Justin Garber, California (Pa.) Jamie Eichelberger (97-00) 1027 (5-5-07) 9, Jeff Hair, Millersville (5-2-92) Tyler Redick (06-09) 220 Tyler Redick (2008) 252 Todd Melisauskas (1987) 17 Jay Kipp (89-92) 907 Greg Miller, Bowie State (4-18- Total Bases Justin Garber (05-08) 204 Justin Garber (2008) 242 Jay Kipp (1992) 13 Assists 99) Chad Stecker (02-05) 196 Kyle Rhoades (2008) 233 Matt DeSanto (2003) 13 14, Dave Hemerly, Bloom (1979) Eric Dezell (05-08) 414 Hits At-Bats Hits RBI Walks Ben Miller (09-12) 396 6, Jeff Taylor, Juniata (4-21-82) Tyler Redick (06-09) 794 Justin Garber (2008) 105 Wayne Gordon (1986) 61 Kyle Rhoades (06-09) 372 5, Jeff Taylor, Bloomsburg (1983) Jay Kipp, Sacred Heart (3-8-92) Justin Garber (05-08) 727 Tyler Redick (2008) 98 Scott Rhodes (1991) 61 Steve Brillhart, Bloom (4-10-91) Steve McCardell, Northwood Chad Stecker (02-05) 695 Chad Stecker (2004) 91 Pat Kregeloh (2013) 60 Stolen Bases Game (3-6-09) Hits Consecutive Hits (season) Stolen Bases Singles 6, Chad Stecker, Bloom (3-21-04) Justin Garber (05-08) 288 22, Chad Stecker (2-28-04 to 3-27-04) Jeff Teeter (1988) 41 Putouts Sacrifice Bunts 5, Steve Economopoulos, Tyler Redick (06-09) 277 22, Tyler Redick (4-26-08 to 2-22-09) Doug Furness (1986) 33 19, Andy Dangler, West Chester Chad Stecker (02-05) 254 Pitt-Johnstown (4-12-93) 3, Dennis Frain, California (5-8-77) Runs Gary Best (1986) 30 (3-15-03) Doubles John Byler, Mansfield (5-5-96) Runs Walks Steve Brillhart (1992) 68 17, Dan Wimer, Wilmington 3, 14 times, most recent: Consecutive Hits Justin Garber (05-08) 188 Chad Stecker (2004) 67 Herb Leslie (1977) 50 (4-24-13) Chad Stecker (02-05) 188 Assists Michael Douglas, Mansfield (5-3- 7, Jeff Taylor (4-20-82 to 4-21-82) Justin Garber (2008) 62 Jeff Taylor (1981) 45 Jeff Teeter (86-89) 181 13) Brian Dallas (4-9-93 to 4-13-93) Doubles Wayne Gordon (1985) 40 8, seven times Doubles Triples Dan Hogan (4-3-99 to 4-5-99) Total Bases Bill Dobrolsky (1991) 22 Chad Stecker (02-05) 52 2, six times, most recent: Cycle: Matt DeSanto (2001) 21 Jay Kipp (1992) 134 Season Matt DeSanto (00-03) 51 Ryan Miscik vs. Lock Haven (4- Chad Stecker (2004) 20 Chad Stecker (2004) 134 Wayne Gordon vs. Indiana (Pa.) Brian Dallas (93-96) 47 8-05) (5-9-86) Rodney Gross (1987) 132 Putouts Home Runs Triples Tut Bailey vs. Philadelphia Scott Goss (2005) 401 Jeff Teeter (86-89) 16 3, Tut Bailey, Lewis (3-13-93) (4-6-95) Scott Goss (2007) 388 Keith George (76-79) 14 Jamie Eichelberger, Millersville Jay Kipp (1991) 372 Justin Garber (05-08) 13 (4-5-97) Assists Home Runs Eric Dezell (2008) 173 Matt DeSanto (00-03) 33 Kyle Rhoades (2008) 146 Jamie Eichelberger (97-00) 25 Jay Kipp (89-92) 24 Brian Dallas (1996) 142 RBI Matt DeSanto (00-03) 156 Jay Kipp (89-92) 154 Justin Garber (05-08) 141 Stolen Bases Jeff Teeter (86-89) 97 Doug Furness (84-87) 75 Justin Garber (05-08) 68 Strikeouts Josh Burkett (97-00) 117 Andy Dangler (02-04) 115 Jeremy Hess (03-06) 113 Walks Herb Leslie (75-78) 117 Jeff Taylor (80-83) 117 Bryan Snell (79-82) 101 Jeff Teeter ‘89 Total Bases Justin Garber ‘08 Justin Garber (05-08) 404 Matt DeSanto (00-03) 360 Tyler Redick (06-09) 358 42 Shippensburg University Baseball 43 Post season tournaments abca All-Americans

Results of Shippensburg Appearances in NCAA Tournaments 2013 Pat Kregeloh Third Team INF 1973 1989 2007 2008 Northeast Regional North Central Regional North Atlantic Regional Matt Wright Third Team P L Central Connecticut 4-5 W Norfolk State 4-3 L Kutztown 3-4 2006 L Springfield 0-5 L Slippery Rock 11-12 W W.Va. State 6-1 1977 L Slippery Rock 3-8 L West Chester 4-7 Nathan Starner Third Team P 1991 2008 Middle Atlantic Regional 2004 North Atlantic Regional North Atlantic Regional W UMBC 8-0 Evan Englebrook 1st team P W California (Pa.) 5-2 L Slippery Rock 3-5 W W. Va. State 10-2 Chad Stecker 2nd team OF W California (Pa.) 8-2 W Mercyhurst 6-3 W Pittsburgh-Johnstown 11-1 Randy Dicken 3rd team P Division II World Series W Mercyhurst 5-4 W West Chester 10-5 1995 L New Haven 1-6 W Slippery Rock 7-4 L West Chester 10-12 Division II World Series L Valdosta State 1-2 (13 inn.) W West Chester 5-4 Tut Bailey 1st team-Academic DH 1978 Division II World Series L Jacksonville State 5-6 1992 Middle Atlantic Regional L Sonoma State 1-10 L UC Riverside 3-8 Kevin Peart 2nd team P 1992 W Franklin Pierce 9-2 L UMBC 3-4 Jay Kipp 3rd team 1B North Atlantic Regional L Central Missouri 1-5 W Towson State 7-1 Mike Dallas 1st team-Academic SS W UMBC 13-1 W Longwood 15-11 2013 1991 W LeMoyne 4-0 L Mansfield 8-15 Atlantic Regional L LeMoyne 3-4 (10 inn.) W Mansfield 13-7 Bill Dobrolsky 1st team C 1979 L Mansfield 5-16 L Seton Hill 1-4 Scott Rhodes 1st team OF Middle Atlantic Regional 1996 W Millersville 4-1 Andy Brookens 2nd team 2B North Atlantic Regional W Winston-Salem State 7-4 Mike Dallas 2nd team-Academic 3B L LeMoyne 0-2 W Seton Hill 10-3 L California (Pa.) 4-8 W W.Va. Wesleyan 3-2 W Seton Hill 3-2 1988 1980 W Slippery Rock 8-7 (14 inn.) Division II World Series Jeff Teeter 1st team OF South Atlantic Regional L Slippery Rock 6-12 L Franklin Pierce 0-1 Doug Senott Honorable Mention SS W Slippery Rock 9-6 Matt Wright ‘10 L Valdosta State 0-8 L Grand Valley State 4-8 Division II World Series 1987 L Columbus 3-5 1981 L Adelphi 3-4 Rodney Gross 1st team OF South Atlantic Regional L Southern Colo. 2-10 PSAC Tournament Jay McHenry 3rd team P 1999 Seth Reeser Honorable Mention 1B L Valdosta State 0-4 Appearances North Atlantic Regional Todd Melisauskas Honorable Mention C 1981 L Columbus 7-11 (28 times) Rodney Gross 2nd team-Academic OF 1984 W Kutztown 11-8 John Seitz 3rd team P Mike Yohe 2nd team-Academic 2B South Atlantic Regional L W.Va. State 10-16 1971 1987 2004 1986 W Kutztown 10-8 W West Georgia 8-7 1972 1988 2005 Wayne Gordon 2nd team 1B 1980 L W.Va. State 12-6 1973 1989 2006 L Columbus 5-6 (12 inn.) 2000 Jay McHenry 3rd team P Mike Yohe Honorable Mention 2B W Longwood 3-1 1977 1991 2007 Doug Furness Honorable Mention OF North Atlantic Regional 1979 L Columbus 3-7 1978 1992 2008 1985 L Millersville 2-4 (10 inn.) 1979 1996 2009 1985 Dave Hemerly 3rd team OF South Atlantic Regional W W.Va. State 4-3 1981 1999 2011 Gary Best 3rd team 2B Ted Damiter Honorable Mention P L Millersville 6-13 1984 2000 2012 Bob Gantz Honorable Mention P Rich Rush Honorable Mention DH W West Chester 9-8 2003 1985 2001 Tim Kotula Honorable Mention C L Valdosta State 13-22 North Atlantic Regional Barry Kerr 1st team-Academic SS 1978 L Valdosta State 6-13 1986 2003 Dale Delise 1st team SS 1986 W West Chester 4-0 PSAC Championships 1984 Mike Pokopec 1st team OF W Slippery Rock 2-1 North Central Regional Craig Stambaugh 2nd team P Keith George Honorable Mention DH L Slippery Rock 1-10 Pre-Tournament Jeff Laspina Honorable Mention 3B L Mankato State 2-7 L Slippery Rock 5-7 1983 1922 1926 1954 L Lewis 1-2 2004 Jeff Taylor 2nd team 3B 1987 1925 1941 1958 1977 North Atlantic Regional Clint Tyler Honorable Mention C Keith George 3rd team 3B North Central Regional Tournament W West Chester 2-1 Barry Kerr Honorable Mention 2B Ted Damiter 3rd team P L Wright State 3-11 Jay Pellman HM-Academic OF L Kutztown 1-2 1977 1987 2003 Mike Elsesser Honorable Mention SS W Mankato State 11-3 L W.Va. State 6-9 Barry Kerr HM-Academic SS Mike Pokopec Honorable Mention OF L Lewis 6-10 1981 1989 2007 1984 1996 1986 2000 44 Shippensburg University Baseball 45 all-psac teams All-PSAC TEAMS

2013 East 2009 East 2004 West First Team Second Team First Team PSAC Award winners (since 1991)

Mike Marcinko SS Cody Kulp OF Andy Dangler C Western Div. Pitcher of the Year Cal Hogan 3B Rick Shumway 3B Chad Stecker OF Michael Douglas OF Jeremy Hess Util. Justin Garber 2008 Pat Kregeloh UTIL 2008 West Randy Dicken SP Matt Wright 2008 Matt Wright 2007 Second Team First Team Evan Englebrook SP Lee McClintock SP Nathan Starner 2006 Tyler Shover C Kyle Rhoades 2B Nathan Starner RP Marcus Shippey RP Justin Garber OF Second Team Western Div. Rookie of the Year 2012 East Tim Freshour SP Matt Wright 2006 Matt Wright SP Brett Brobston 1B First Team Second Team Ryan Lindstadt 2B Western Div. Coach of the Year Scott Kintz SS Tyler Shover C Kevin Scholly 1B Nick Erdman OF Matt Jones 2008 Nick Umberger SP Rick Shumway 3B Jared Krebs DH Second Team Tyler Redick OF Eastern Div. Player of the Year 2003 East Jimmy Miller 1B Matt DeSanto 2003 Cody Kulp OF 2007 West First Team Eastern Div. Rookie of the Year Pat Kregeloh UT First Team Mike DeSanto C Matt DeSanto 2000 2011 East Justin Garber OF Scott Kintz Util. Robert Knox 1998 Matt Wright SP Lee McClintock SP First Team Brian Dallas 1993 Second Team Second Team Eric Herman UT Eric Perlozzo 2B Andy Dangler 1B Eastern Div. Coach of the Year Second Team Tyler Redick OF Jared Krebs OF Bruce Peddie 1996 Matt Wright ‘10 Jesse Smith DH Ross Buckwalter SP Matt Arnold RP Art Fairchild 1991 Pat Kregeloh 3B Tom Bush SP 2006 West 2002 East Kody Kibler RP First Team First Team 1999 East 1996 East 1994 East 2010 East Justin Garber OF Ryan Lindstadt 2B Nathan Starner SP Jeremy Glessner C First Team First Team Kevin McCullom 2B Second Team Second Team Brian Snyder OF Matt Wright SP Rich Rodarmel 3B Brian Dallas SS Second Team Matt Helt DH Cody Kulp OF Second Team Bobby Knox SS Ben Berra SP Jimmy Miller UT Jude Schroyer SP Jeremy Hess 3B Adam Winters SP Josh Burkett OF Second Team Second Team Jamie Mengle DH Mark Munkittrick OF 1993 East Tyler Redick OF 2001 East Dan Hogan OF Kevin Bensinger SP Brian Dallas SS Jason Kanovich SP 2005 West First Team 1998 East Brad May DH 1992 East Joe Kitt 2B First Team First Team Jeremy Glessner C 1995 East Jay Kipp 1B Scott Goss 1B Matt DeSanto DH Dan Hogan OF Kevin Peart SP First Team Ryan Miscik SS Second Team Jason Kanovich SP Chad Stecker OF 1991 East Paul Abraham SP Matt Helt DH Brian Dallas SS Lee McClintock SP Steve Hart Util. Mark Munkittrick OF Jay Kipp 1B Second Team Jay Grant SP Second Team Tut Bailey DH Andy Brookens 2B Jason Bennett SP Bill Dobrolsky C Eric Perlozzo 2B 2000 East Jamie Eichelberger 1B Nick Erdman OF Second Team Scott Rhodes OF First Team Gary Loudon SP Nathan Starner SP Kevin McCollum 2B Jamie Eichelberger 1B 1997 East Ben Berra SP Paul Abraham OF Kevin Bensinger RP Matt DeSanto DH First Team Rich Rodarmel SP Jason Kanovich SP Second Team Steve Mest 2B Gary Louden SP Eric Herman ‘12 46 Shippensburg University Baseball 47 Raider pro signings Raider Pro Signings

Shippensburg has had 12 players signed by Major League Baseball teams since 2000. There have Year Player Position Team How Acquired been a total of 35 known Red Raiders that have once been a part of a pro organization. 2008 Justin Garber Outfielder New York Mets 34th Round, 1034th overall 2008 Matt Wright Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays 12th Round, 369th overall 2007 Eric Perlozzo Second Base Baltimore Orioles 35th Round, 1055th overall 2007 Ross Buckwalter Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays 26th Round, 805th overall 2006 Nathan Starner Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays Free Agent 2004 Randy Dicken Pitcher Houston Astros 7th Round, 207th overall 2004 Evan Englebrook Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays 8th Round, 244th overall 2004 Andy Dangler First Base Minnesota Twins Free Agent 2002 Jeremy Glessner Catcher Colorado Rockies Free Agent 2001 Paul Abraham Pitcher 12th Round, 351st overall 2000 Vince Eppolito Pitcher Arizona Diamondbacks 18th Round, 549th overall 2000 Richie Rodarmel Pitcher/Third Base Oakland Athletics 40th Round, 1199th overall 1999 Vic Hillaert Pitcher Texas Rangers 5th Round, 165th overall 1998 Richard Matsko Pitcher Cleveland Indians 15th Round, 483rd overall 2000 2000 2001 2002 1998 Gary Loudon Pitcher Cincinnati Reds 18th Round, 530th overall Vince Eppolito Richie Rodarmel Paul Abraham Jeremy Glessner 1998 Jason Kanovich Pitcher Montreal Expos 21st Round, 624th overall Arizona Diamondbacks Oakland Atheltics Texas Rangers Colorado Rockies 1995 Jason Bennett Pitcher Cleveland Indians 10th Round, 278th overall 1991 Bill Dobrolsky Catcher Milwaukee Brewers 9th Round, 235th overall 1991 Andy Brookens Second Base Kansas City Royals 23rd Round, 601st overall 1987 Seth Reeser Pitcher Atlanta Braves 27th Round, 689th overall 1987 Todd Melisauskas Catcher Los Angeles Dodgers 30th Round, 759th overall 1985 Greg Jeffries Pitcher Free Agent 1982 Rudy Serafini Pitcher Chicago Cubs 2th Round, 289th overall 1981 Brian Murtha Pitcher San Francisco Giants 16th Round, 399th overall 1981 John Seitz Pitcher Atlanta Braves 16th Round, 401st overall 1981 Dave Corman* Second Base Baltimore Orioles 1st Round, 25th overall 1980 Leon Hoke Pitcher Baltimore Orioles Free Agent 1979 Ted Damiter Pitcher New York Mets 21st Round, 522nd overall 1978 Dale Delise Shortstop San Francisco Giants Free Agent 1978 J.P. O’Connell First Base Chicago Cubs Free Agent 1974 Frank Mastrangelo Catcher Kansas City Royals Free Agent 1957 Joe Persiponko Pitcher Free Agent 2004 2004 2004 2006 1916 Clyde Barnhart Third Base Pittsburgh Pirates Andy Dangler Randy Dicken Evan Englebrook Nathan Starner 1903 Ira Mellinger Pitcher Minnesota Twins Toronto Blue Jays Houston Astros Toronto Blue Jays * Drafted in 1981 January Regular Phase Draft, attended Shippensburg in 1980 before attending Hagerstown Community College MLB First-Year Player Draft started in 1965.

2007 2007 2008 2008 Ross Buckwalter Eric Perlozzo Justin Garber Matt Wright Toronto Blue Jays Baltimore Orioles New York Mets Toronto Blue Jays Evan Englebrook ‘04

48 Shippensburg University Baseball 49 Year-by-year Records Fairchild Field

Year Coach W L Ties Pct. Year Coach W L Ties Pct. 1922 A.J. Shariden 10 6 1 .618 P 1982 Art Fairchild 27 15 0 .643 1923 A.J. Shariden 10 3 0 .769 1983 Art Fairchild 25 16 0 .610 1924 Benjamin Ingalls 9 3 0 .750 1984 Art Fairchild 36 14 1 .716 *#T 1925 H.N. Bentz 9 1 1 .864 P 1985 Art Fairchild 35 14 0 .714 *DT 1926 H.N. Bentz 9 0 0 1.000 P 1986 Art Fairchild 35 14 0 .714 *#T 1927 Barney Potratz 4 2 0 .667 1987 Bill Rickenbach 39 11 0 .780 *#T 1928 H.N. Bentz 3 1 0 .750 1988 Art Fairchild 30 15 1 .663 *D 1929 H.N. Bentz 5 1 0 .833 1989 Art Fairchild 26 16 0 .619 *#T 1930 Seth Grove 4 1 0 .800 1990 Art Fairchild 17 24 1 .417 1931 Seth Grove 6 3 0 .667 1991 Art Fairchild 31 20 0 .608 *DR 1932 Seth Grove 3 4 0 .429 1992 Art Fairchild 35 12 0 .745 *T 1933 Seth Grove 3 4 0 .429 1993 Art Fairchild 22 21 1 .511 * 1934 Seth Grove 7 3 0 .700 1994 Art Fairchild 30 15 1 .663 * 1935 Seth Grove 3 7 0 .300 1995 Art Fairchild 33 17 1 .657 1936 Ed Gulian 6 3 0 .667 1996 Bruce Peddie 34 19 1 .639 *#R 1937 Ed Gulian 9 4 0 .692 1997 Bruce Peddie 16 27 1 .375 1938 Ed Gulian 4 3 0 .571 1998 Bruce Peddie 26 20 0 .565 * On April 29, 1995, the Red Raiders’ The field under went major renovation in 2006. T home field was 1939 Ed Gulian 3 5 0 .375 1999 Bruce Peddie 34 22 0 .607 * The outfield fence was rebuilt. The fence was also 1940 Ed Gulian 6 5 0 .545 2000 Bruce Peddie 33 20 0 .623 *#T named the G. Arthur Fairchild Field in honor of head coach Art Fairchild, who retired at the end of moved out and deeper with 330 feet down the foul 1941 Ed Gulian 10 3 0 .769 # 2001 Bruce Peddie 27 21 0 .563 * lines and 400 feet to center field. The new fence 1942 Ed Gulian 5 3 0 .625 2002 Bruce Peddie 27 23 0 .540 the season. The field was originally named Univer- T sity Field before its dedication. is eight feet high all the way around the outfield. 1943-1946 NO TEAM-WWII 2003 Bruce Peddie 31 22 0 .585 *# The dirt baselines were removed prior to the 2010 1947 Ed Gulian 7 3 0 .700 2004 Bruce Peddie 43 12 0 .782 *DT D Fairchild Field, on the north side of campus, has season and replaced with natural grass. A batter’s 1948 Knapp 7 3 0 .700 2005 Bruce Peddie 35 25 0 .583 * been the home of Red Raiders baseball since 1973. eye was installed and in place for the 2011 season. 1949 Knapp 6 2 1 .722 2006 Bruce Peddie 31 24 0 .564 * Prior to that, the team played its home games at 1950 Tom Crist 2 4 1 .357 2007 Matt Jones 28 24 0 .538 #T The Raiders enjoy considerable success in their TDR Eckels Field on the south side of campus. The team 1951 Tom Crist 2 5 0 .286 2008 Matt Jones 39 26 0 .600 # first played on Fairchild Field in 1971, but played at home park. In 1981, the team posted a 16-0 mark 1952 Tom Crist 2 7 0 .222 2009 Matt Jones 23 31 0 .426 * Eckels in 1974 before returning in 1975. enroute to the PSAC championship. In the 1986, 1953 Tom Crist 4 8 0 .333 2010 Matt Jones 13 36 0 .265 the Red Raiders were an incredible 20-2 as they 1954 Tom Crist 10 3 0 .769 # 2011 Matt Jones 23 28 0 .451 The field is one of the best in the PSAC, with out- took the title again. 1955 Tom Crist 5 7 0 .417 2012 Matt Jones 32 21 0 .603 standing infield drainage. It is diligently maintained 1956 Tom Crist 12 6 0 .667 2013 Matt Jones 32 23 0 .582 RT by the campus maintenance staff throughout the Fairchild Field has also been the home to numer- 1957 Tom Crist 11 5 1 .676 # Total 1289 883 14 .593 year. There are no lights at Fairchild Field. Bleacher ous PSAC championship tournaments and PIAA 1958 Tom Crist 10 3 0 .769 championship games over the years, particularly in * PSAC Tournament # PSAC Champion seating is available surrounding the backstop with 1959 Tom Crist 9 6 0 .600 D T the 1970s and 1980s. Several future major leaguers Division Champions NCAA Tournament additional room to watch games on the hill outside 1960 Tom Crist 1 11 1 .115 R and countless prospects have played at Fairchild NCAA Regional Champions the right field fence and along the first-base side of 1961 Bill Corman 2 6 0 .250 P Field in its history. Pa. Normal School Champions the complex. 1962 Bill Corman 6 7 0 .462 1963 Bill Corman 7 8 0 .467 1964 Bill Corman 2 13 0 .133 1965 Bill Corman 4 11 0 .267 All-Time Coaching Records 1966 Art Fairchild 4 7 0 .364 1967 Art Fairchild 8 14 0 .364 1922*-23 A.J. Shariden 20-9-0 .683 1968 Art Fairchild 6 8 0 .429 1924 Benjamin Ingalls 9-3-0 .750 1969 Art Fairchild 11 4 0 .733 1925-26, 28-29 H.N. Bentz 26-3-1 .883 1970 Art Fairchild 9 6 0 .600 1927 Barney Potratz 4-2-0 .667 1971 Art Fairchild 19 4 1 .813 * 1930-35 Seth Grove 26-22 .542 1972 Art Fairchild 12 3 0 .800 * 1936-47 Ed Gulian 50-29-0 .633 1973 Art Fairchild 18 8 0 .692 *T 1948-49 Knapp 13-5-1 .711 1974 Art Fairchild 14 13 0 .519 1950-60 Tom Crist 68-65-3 .511 1975 Art Fairchild 14 11 0 .560 1961-65 Bill Corman 21-45 .318 1976 Art Fairchild 21 14 1 .597 1966-86, 88-95 Art Fairchild 662-360-8 .647 R 1977 Art Fairchild 32 11 0 .744 *# 1987 Bill Rickenbach 39-11 .780 1978 Art Fairchild 25 10 0 .714 *DR DT 1996-2006 Bruce Peddie 337-235-2 .589 1979 Art Fairchild 31 15 0 .674 * 2007-present Matt Jones 190-189 .501 1980 Art Fairchild 24 9 0 .727 T T 1981 Art Fairchild 32 10 0 .762 *# * 1922 was the first year with full records

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2014 Baseball SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT TIME DATE OPPONENT TIME Feb 15 at Barton (DH) Noon Apr 1 at Bloomsburg (DH) * 1 PM Feb 16 at Barton Noon Apr 4 at Kutztown (DH) * 1 PM Feb 22 at Belmont Abbey (DH) Noon Apr 5 KUTZTOWN (DH) * 1 PM Feb 23 at Belmont Abbey Noon Apr 8 at UPJ (DH) 3 PM Mar 1 at California (Pa.) (DH) Noon Apr 11 millersVILLE (DH)* 1 PM Apr 12 at Millersville (DH) * 1 PM Mar 2 at California (Pa.) Noon (DH) Mar 8 slipperY ROCK (DH) Noon Apr 15 BLOOMSBURG * 1 PM Mar 9 slipperY ROCK noon Apr 18 at West Chester (DH) * 1 PM Mar 15 le MOYNE (DH) Noon Apr 19 wesT CHESTER (DH)* 1 PM Apr 21 wilmingTON (DEL.) 4 PM Mar 16 le MOYNE (DH) Noon Mar 18 at Wilmington (Del.) 3 PM Apr 25 locK HAVEN (DH)* 1 PM Apr 26 at Lock Haven (DH) * 1 PM Mar 21 mansFIELD (DH)* 1 PM Mar 22 at Mansfield (DH) * 1 PM Apr 30-May 3 PSAC Championships TBA Mar 25 iUP (DH) 1 PM May 15-18 NCAA Regionals TBA Mar 28 esU (DH)* 1 PM May 24-31 NCAA Championships TBA

Mar 29 at ESU (DH) * 1 PM Home games in BOLD CAPS * PSAC EASTERN DIVISION GAME

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