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SOUTHLAND TOURNAMENT 20 Miss S SOUTHEASTERN /// @LionUpBaseball 2021 BASEBALL LIONSPORTS.NET SCHEDULE | RESULTS (30-22, 22-17 SOUTHLAND) RECORD: 30-22 | SOUTHLAND: 22-17 SOUTHEASTERN HOME: 19-7 | AWAY: 11-15 | NEUTRAL: 0-0 FEBRUARY (3-4) SOUTHLAND TOURNAMENT 20 Miss. Valley St. W 26-0 20 Miss. Valley St. W 23-0 MAY 26-29 /// PAT KENELLY DIAMOND AT ALUMNI FIELD /// HAMMOND, LOUISIANA 21 Miss. Valley St. W 17-0 .228 BAVG .272 25 at #19 Arizona L 7-4 26 at #19 Arizona L 13-11 WEDNESDAY /// 7 PM THURSDAY /// 12 PM or 7 PM 27 at #19 Arizona L 4-3 218 R 335 RHP | JR | WILL WARREN # | # | TBA 28 at #19 Arizona L 14-2 7-2, 2.95 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 363 H 446 MARCH (13-4) RHP | SR | JACOB COATS # | # | TBA 3-7, 5.17 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 3 Tulane W 6-1 64 2B 85 5 Troy W 7-2 FRIDAY /// TBD SATURDAY /// TBD 6 Troy W 7-1 7 Troy W 4-2 # | # | TBA # | # | TBA 12 • Sam Houston W 12-3 0-0, 0.00 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 5 3B 8 13 • Sam Houston W 3-2 (7) # | # | TBA # | # | TBA 13 • Sam Houston W 7-6 0-0, 0.00 ERA 0-0, 0.00 ERA 14 • Sam Houston W 3-1 33 HR 36 16 at #10 LSU L 10-7 19 • at Incarnate Word L 6-5 (13) TELEVISION RADIO NETWORK 193 RBI 301 20 • at Incarnate Word L 5-0 (7) ESPN+ KSLU 90.9 FM 20 • at Incarnate Word W 7-6 TUNE IN APP 21 • at Incarnate Word L 5-3 .336 .399 26 • at Lamar W 3-0 SLG% 27 at Lamar • W 6-5 (7) LIONSPORTS.NET LIONS GAMEDAY EXPERIENCE APP 27 • at Lamar W 6-2 AUDIO & VIDEO AUDIO & VIDEO 197 BB 225 28 • at Lamar W 9-8 (10) LIVE STATS LIVE STATS APRIL (9-7) 66 HBP 100 2021 MISCELLANEOUS 1 • McNeese L 6-4 Longest Game: 4:29 (L 6-5 (13), March 19 at UIW) 2 • McNeese L 5-0 (7) Longest Nine-Inning Game: 3:47 (L 14-2, Feb. 28 at #19 Arizona) 466 SO 365 2 • McNeese W 6-3 Shortest Nine-Inning Game: 1:59 (W 7-0, April 11 vs. Abilene Christian) 3 • McNeese W 13-9 Most Pitchers Used by Southeastern: 7 (2x, last W, 5-3 May 5 at #19 Southern Miss) 9 • Abilene Christian L 13-9 Longest Winning Streak: 8 (March 3-March 14) .334 OB% .388 10 • Abilene Christian W 8-3 (7) Longest Home Winning Streak: 11 (Feb. 20-March 14) 10 • Abilene Christian L 8-4 Longest Road Winning Streak: 8 (March 26-April 18) 11 • Abilene Christian W 7-0 Longest Losing Streak: 4 (2x, last May 9-current) 42 SB 107 16 • at Stephen F. Austin W 6-2 Longest Home Losing Streak: 2 (April 1-2) 17 • at Stephen F. Austin W 7-4 Longest Road Losing Streak: 7 (Feb. 25-March 20) 17 • at Stephen F. Austin W 9-6 (8) Highest Attendance, Home: 1,053 (W, 5-4, May 8 DH-2 vs. Nicholls) 4.34 ERA 4.13 18 • at Stephen F. Austin W 5-3 (7) Highest Attendance, Road: 3,906 (L 10-7, March 16 at LSU) 23 • at New Orleans L 9-8 Largest Winning Margin: 26 (W 26-0, Feb. 20 vs. Miss. Valley St.) #19 24 • at New Orleans L 8-4 (7) Largest Losing Margin: 12 (L 14-2, Feb. 28 at Arizona) 233 BB 195 24 • at New Orleans L 11-3 Largest Deficit Overcome: 4 (W, 7-6, March 20 at UIW) Largest Lead Lost: 4 (L, 8-4 April 10 vs Abilene Christian) 25 • at New Orleans W 7-0 425 K 424 MAY (5-7) LEADING OFF Southeastern did not face its first-round opponent, Northwestern State, during 5 at #19 Southern Miss W 5-3 the regular season. The teams last faced in the 2019 Southland Conference .965 FLD% .971 7 • Nicholls L 11-3 (10) Tournament in Sugar Land, Texas, with Southeastern picking up a 6-4 win over 8 • Nicholls W 7-6 (7) the Demons. The Lions hold a 96-80-2 advantage in the all-time series, including 8 • Nicholls W 5-4 54-33-1 in Hammond. 9 • at Nicholls L 4-2 14 • at A&M-Corpus Christi L 4-3 (8) MORE NOTES LION & STYLIN’ 14 • at A&M-Corpus Christi L 2-1 (7) Coach Riser currently ranks 11th on the Southland chart in career vic- 15 • at A&M-Corpus Christi L 10-6 tories, passing the legendary Tony Robichaux (244) on March 20th at NAME 16 • at A&M-Corpus Christi 1 PM Southeastern Louisiana (University) 20 • Houston Baptist W 10-0 (8) Incarnate Word and Lou St. Amant on May 8th at home against Nicholls. Southeastern 21 • Houston Baptist L 3-11 (7) SLU 21 • Houston Baptist L 4-3 10. Jay Artigues, SLU 276-187 .596 2006-13 11. Matt Riser, SLU 263-166 .613 2014- Southeast Louisiana (Don’t be that person) 22 • Houston Baptist W 8-2 12. Lou St. Amant, ULM 260-261 .499 1983-93 SE Louisiana #6 26 $ Northwestern St. 7 PM 13. Tony Robichaux, MCN 244-149 .621 1988-94 SELU or SELA 27 $ #2 UNO or #7 MCN TBD 14. Smoke Laval, ULM 241-159 .602 1994-00 NICKNAME MASCOT All times Central and subject to change • - Southland Conference game CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 Lions Roomie $ - Southland Conference Tournament (Hammond, La.) COLORS Green (PMS 3425) Gold (PMS 124) We thank you for your cooperation. S 2021 /// MEDIA INFORMATION MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY • Off Day / Radio • Gameday • Gameday • Practice / Travel • Gameday • Gameday • Gameday No player availability. Coach Riser and Coach Riser and Unless traveling, Coach Riser and Coach Riser and Coach Riser and Coach Riser has selected players selected players Coach Riser and selected players selected players selected players limited availability. available after available after selected players available after the available after the available after the Check with the game or at 2 p.m. game or at 2 p.m. available at 2 p.m. game. game. game. Sports Information prior to practice prior to practice before practice. Office to confirm. if no game. Check if no game. Check Check with the Radio show begins with the Sports with the Sports Sports Information Feb. 15 and airs at Information Office Information Office Office to confirm. Noon every Monday to confirm. to confirm. through May 24 from Blackened Brew. SOUTHEASTERN vs. SLC MAY 23, 2019 (Sugar Land, Texas /// Constellation Field) TOURNAMENT HISTORY Score By Innings 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E Rec. Southeastern 0 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 6 9 1 31-26 SLC Tournament Record 27-25 Northwestern State 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 4 9 3 30-25 Campus Sites 12-10 Neutral 15-16 Win-Knopp, Mason (8-2) | Loss-Heisler, Ridge (4-6) | Sv- Biddy, Jared (11) | T-3:20 A-n/a Under Matt Riser 13-9 HR - None. Current Streak L1 PAST 11 CONTESTS 5-25-2019 Sugar Land, TX UCA L 6 - 3 5-24-2019 Sugar Land, TX UCA W 9 - 3 5-24-2019 Sugar Land, TX SFA W 4 - 3 5-23-2019 Sugar Land, TX NSU W 6 - 4 5-22-2019 Sugar Land, TX SFA L 5 - 0 5-25-2018 Sugar Land, TX NICH L 7 - 6 5-24-2018 Sugar Land, TX NSU L 5 - 1 5-23-2018 Sugar Land, TX NICH W 4 - 2 5-26-2017 Sugar Land, TX UNO L 7 - 4 5-25-2017 Sugar Land, TX SHSU L 8 - 4 5-24-2017 Sugar Land, TX UNO W 12 - 7 LAST MEETING LAST PRONUNCIATION GUIDE DAMON SUNDE (BASEBALL CONTACT) Associate Director of Sports Information Champ Artigues R-Teegz Sport Responsibilities: Baseball, Beach Volleyball, Volleyball Dalton Aspholm As-fallm Office: 985-549-3774 | Cell: 225-938-5987 Corbin Bozosi BUH-zo-see E-mail: [email protected] Gaby Cruz Gabbie Cruise PRESS SERVICES Wireless internet is also available. Radio crews elect- Daniel Dugas Doo-gah The Southeastern Louisiana University baseball ing to use the internet to broadcast are required to Tyler Finke Fink-ee team and the Southeastern Sports Information contact Damon Sunde prior to game day in order to Office wish to thank you for your coverage of the Lion gain access to the University’s network. Kyle Flettrich FLET-tritch baseball program. Please contact Damon Sunde, Cam Gauthier GOH-chay Associate Sports Information Director, if you have INTERVIEW POLICY Bryce Grizzaffi Griz-ZAFF-ee any questions or needs. Media members wishing to interview Southeastern head coach Matt Riser or student-athletes should Will Kinzeler Kinz-ler direct requests to Damon Sunde. Please arrange Connor Manola muh-NOLA CREDENTIALS interviews at least 24 hours in advance. Riser and Seating is limited in the press box at Pat Kenelly selected players will be available for interviews on Rhett Rosevear Rose-veer Diamond at Alumni Field. Requests for credentials the field roughly 10 minutes following each game. Trey Shaffer Shay-fur should be sent to Damon Sunde no less than 24 hours in advance of a game. All credentials will be Brennan Stuprich STOOP-rich available for pickup at the will-call window at Pat EMAIL LIST Gage Trahan TRAH-hahn Kenelly Diamond at Alumni Field, located down the Any media wishing to receive game notes, press right-field line.
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