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TheThe HistoryHistory Pirate Baseball Over the Decades 2004 him the ninth player in ECU history to achieve 2001 • ECU (51-13) finished with a school-best 51 that mark. • Pirates (47-13) earned first ever NCAA nation- wins and collected their first regular season Con- • Former ECU Head Coach Keith LeClair’s jersey al seed (No. 7), a top-10 national ranking, an ference USA title with a 25-5 C-USA record. (No. 23) was officially made an honorary num- NCAA regional title and a then school record, • ECU set a conference record with 22 straight ber and would be given annually to the player tying 47 victories before finishing just two wins, which included six conference sweeps. who best displays the hustle, determination and games shy of making the school’s first appear- • In a 32-14 win over Cincinnati (4/17), ECU desire that made LeClair a great coach and play- ance in the College World Series also set school and conference records for runs er. For the 2003 season the number was award- • The Senior Class of 2001 graduated as the win- (32), RBI (32), hits (34) and at bats (58) in a ed to Ben Sanderson. ningest class of seniors in the history of Pirate single-game. baseball. Joseph Hastings, Cliff Godwin, Brad • ECU was ranked as high as No. 3 in the coun- 2002 Simmons and John Williamson won 166 games try and remained ranked in the top 10 of the • Pirates finished season with a 43-20-1 overall during their four years. Transfer Kevin Grieve four major collegiate baseball polls (NCBWA, record, a No. 24 national ranking and secured its was also a part of this group who became the CB, BA and ESPN/Sports Weekly Coaches) dur- first ever C-USA Tournament title and its fourth third class to participate in three consecutive ing the second half of the season. consecutive NCAA postseason appearance. NCAA tournaments. They won to CAA regular • The Pirates put four players on the All C-USA • ECU started the season with a 10-0 record season and tournament championships and first team, including Ryan Jones who was before falling to VCU 4-3 on March 5. helped the Pirates to three NCAA No. 1 seeds in awarded 2004 Conference USA Player-of-the- • Bryant Ward captured C-USA Hitter-of-the- postseason play. Year as well being chosen a first-team All-Amer- Week honors after hitting .615 against • The Pirates finished the season with a school- ica. Gregg Bunn, who was named 2004 Confer- Delaware. record 85 home runs. Five of the players fin- ence USA Pitcher-of-the-Year, earned second- • Ward and Jason Mandryk became the first ECU ished with 10 or more runs for the first time in team All-America honors. players to compete in four NCAA tournaments. school history. • Seven Pirates were taken in the 2004 Major Having been a part of 180 wins and only 65 • Sam Narron became the fourth player in ECU League Baseball Amateur Draft. losses they finished their four-year career as the history to win 12 games in a season, tying the • The final game played in Harrington Field was winningest Pirates in the program’s history. singe season mark for victories. He also led the May 4, 2004 against UNC Wilmington. • Freshman Darryl Lawhorn set rookie season team in strikeouts and innings pitched and was • Former Head Coach Randy Mazey was named records for games played (64), at-bats (250), hits second in ERA. ABCA East Region Coach-of-the-Year. (104), batting averages (.416), RBI (68), home • Hastings, Godwin, Bryant Ward and Lee Delfi- • ECU made its sixth consecutive trip to the runs (19), and total bases (179). His marks for no all were named CAA Player-of-the-Week. NCAA tournament in 2004 advancing to the hits and total bases also set school records. • John Williamson finished his career as the Columbia Super Regional falling to the Univer- • Former Conference USA Commissioner Mike Pirates all-time leader in games played, total sity of South Carolina. Slive announces that the annual C-USA Coach- bases, at-bats, runs, doubles and walks. He of-the-Year award would be renamed in honor ranked second on the schools career lists for 2003 of ECU head coach Keith LeClair following his hits, home runs and RBI. His 70 career doubles • After finishing the season 34-27, ECU made announcement that he was stepping down from was also a CAA record and 22 doubles in 2001 their fifth consecutive trip to postseason play his post because he was suffering from amy- is an ECU record. Williamson is the only play- finishing with a 1-2 record at the NCAA otrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The award was er in ECU history to finish his career with 200 Atlanta Regional. renamed to honor LeClair’s “fight, courage and runs, 100 walks, 200 RBI, 50 doubles and 40 • Darryl Lawhorn earned All C-USA honors for determination that Keith has shown while fight- home runs. He was also named a two-time All- second consecutive season (second-team). ing this disease,” stated Slive. CAA selection and Freshman All-American. • Freshman Mark Minicozzi and Jake Smith were • Shortstop Luke Cherry and second baseman • The team finished 22nd nationally with .324 named to the 2003 Conference All-Freshman Jedd Sorenson turned an ECU school-record team batting average and 15th with a 3.62 team Team. Smith led all C-USA freshmen in home with 68 double plays. earned run average. runs, while Minicozzi ranked second in home • Junior Sam Narron won Pitcher-of-the-Week runs and RBI. honors after shutting down UCF and Darryl 2000 • ECU Pitchers set a school-record striking out Lawhorn gained Hitter-of-the-Week accolades • Pirates earned the top seed in the NCAA 480 batters. Four Pitchers had 66 or more strike- after leading the Pirates to four victories includ- Regional and went 2-2 making it to the cham- outs and Glenn Tucker led the team with 86. ing two against nationally ranked Houston. pionship game for the second straight season. • Senior Jason Touangeau and sophomore Darryl • Narron was named 2002 C-USA Baseball This marked the first time in school that ECU Lawhorn were named to the 2003 C-USA All- Scholar Athlete-of-the-Year with a 3.75 GPA as had earned back-to-back berths in the regional Tournament team. biology major. He also earned PCS Phosphate title game. • Tourangeau threw the first complete game, one-hit Male Student Athlete-of-the-Year honors, which • Pirates won their second consecutive Colonial shutout in the history of the C-USA Tournament. is presented to ECU’s top student athlete and Athletic Association crown. • Darryl Lawhorn belted his 30th career home was named to the second-team Verizon Acade- • Head Coach Keith LeClair recorded his 350th run, a grand slam, against Louisville making mic All-America squad. career win. 88 2006 East Carolina Baseball • ECU won 46 games for the second straight sea- highest freshman batting average (.349) in Salargo accounted for 43 percent (162-369) of son with an overall record of 46-18. school history and added ECU freshman the runs scored, 39 percent (131-338) of the • Cory Scott led the nation in saves (22) and records for games played (62), at bats (238), hits RBI, 48 percent (49-103) of the doubles and 41 earned multiple All-America honors. He was the (83) and doubles (17). Tracy also earned the percent (29-71) of the home runs on the season. first player in school history to be named to CAA Rookie-of-the-Year honors. three All-America teams in a single season. • Freshman Lee Delfino set new marks for runs 1996 • Both right-handed pitchers Scott Greene and (61) and RBI (50), while ranking second in • The Pirates finished the season with a 22-24 Dave Penny were named to the Collegiate Base- games played (59), at-bats (218), hits (69), overall record, 10-11 in the CAA. ball Freshman All-America squad. triples (3) and home runs (12). • The Pirates collected a pair of wins over nation- • James Molinari, Nick Schnabel, Cory Scott, ally ranked Tennessee (No. 4) and Kentucky Erik Bakich and Lee Delfino each earned All- 1998 (No. 25). CAA honors. • Set another school record by striking out 430 • Posted a 1-2 record in the CAA Tournament, • Joseph Hastings led the team in batting average batters. which was held in Kinston, N.C. (.352), home runs (13), RBI (60) and slugging • Brooks Jernigan led the Pirates in strikeouts • Senior Jason Head finished his career by setting percentage (.605) while tying for the team led in with 105 becoming the first player in ECU his- two ECU records; career games played (207) runs (50). His 13 home runs tied for 10th in tory to collect at least 100 strikeouts. and career doubles (49). ECU single season history while also tying for • Freshman John Williamson broke seven ECU • Freshman Antaine Jones set three Pirate records fourth in the league during the season. He was freshman records; home runs (13), at bats with the Harrington Field individual game also named the leagues CAA Player-of-the- (194), batting average (.340), hits (66), doubles record for triples when he delivered two against Week in the final week of the regular season. (15), runs (50) and total bases (12). UNCW; he also held the freshman record for • Williamson also broke into the ECU single-sea- doubles and triples in a season with 14 and four.
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