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Wright State Raiders Matt Zircher, Baseball Contact 417 Wright State Nutter Center WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS 3640 Colonel Glenn Highway | Dayton, OH 45435 O: 937-775-2831 | C: 937-304-6586 2015 Baseball Game Notes [email protected] | www.WSURaiders.com season results Wright State Roster February No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Yr. Hometown/High School 13 at Belmont W 14-7 1 1 Matt Morrow IF 5-9 160 L/R Fr. Richmond, IN/Richmond Toledo W 8-1 1 2 Ryan Fucci OF 6-1 170 R/R Jr. Lexington, KY/Tates Creek 14 Toledo W 7-4 3 Derreck Garcia IF 5-9 160 R/R Jr. Anaheim, CA/Servite 20 at #18 Ole Miss L 3-10 4 Mitch Roman IF 6-0 170 R/R So. Fishers, IN/Hamilton Southeastern 22 at #18 Ole Miss W 3-1 5 Adrian Marquez OF 5-9 175 R/R Fr. Rockford, IL/Hononegah at #18 Ole Miss L 2-3 6 John Brodner IF 6-1 192 R/R Jr. St. Charles, IL/North 27 at #11 Miami (FL) L 7-8 7 Darion Nunn LHP 6-2 192 L/L Sr. Bakersfield, CA/Bakersfield Christian 28 at #11 Miami (FL) L 3-4 8 Jeremy Randolph RHP 5-11 180 R/R Fr. Miamisburg, OH/Miamisburg 10 Mark Fowler OF 5-9 200 R/R Sr. West Chester, OH/Lakota West March 11 Andrew Elliott RHP 6-1 194 R/R Sr. Wheelersburg, OH/Wheelersburg 1 at #11 Miami (FL) W 12-6 12 Luke Mamer RHP 6-5 186 R/R Sr. Springfield, OH/Kenton Ridge 6 Missouri State 2 (10 inn.) W 3-2 14 Robby Sexton LHP 6-0 203 L/L Jr. Pataskala, OH/Watkins Memorial 2 Missouri State L 4-14 17 Logan Blair RHP 6-0 196 R/R Jr. Mount Vernon, IN/Mount Vernon 2 7 Missouri State L 2-3 18 E.J. Trapino LHP 5-9 153 L/L Jr. Richmond, IL/Richmond-Burton 11 XAVIER W 5-0 20 Daniel Arthur C/1B 6-1 215 R/R Jr. Tulsa, OK/Bishop Kelley XAVIER W 6-3 25 Andrew McCafferty 1B/OF 6-0 209 L/L Sr. Carmel, IN/Westfield 14 OAKLAND * W 6-1 26 Jack Van Horn RHP 6-0 188 R/R Jr. Sidney, OH/Sidney OAKLAND * W 6-2 27 Cody Simon OF/RHP 6-4 208 R/R Sr. Berlin Heights, OH/St. Edward 15 OAKLAND * W 11-4 28 Jason DeFevers C/IF 6-0 197 R/R Jr. Cincinnati, OH/Sycamore 18 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 4-3 30 Gabe Snyder 1B/OF 6-5 227 L/L Fr. Millersburg, OH/West Holmes 20 MILWAUKEE * W 1-0 31 Sean Murphy C 6-0 194 R/R So. Dayton, OH/Centerville 21 MILWAUKEE * W 3-2 33 Jacob Burk RHP 6-3 187 R/R Jr. Greenville, OH/Greenville 22 MILWAUKEE * (13 inn.) W 6-5 36 Brad Macciocchi 1B/OF 6-2 206 L/R So. West Chester, OH/Moeller 24 MIAMI (OH) W 7-3 38 Trevor Swaney RHP 5-8 191 R/R So. Wheaton, IL/Wheaton Academy 25 at Northern Kentucky W 15-9 39 Jesse Scholtens RHP 6-4 223 R/R Jr. Fairfield, CA/Rodriguez 28 at Valparaiso * L 6-7 42 Michael Timm IF 6-4 199 R/R Sr. Twinsburg, OH/Twinsburg at Valparaiso * W 5-4 44 Anderson Hasting RHP 6-0 190 R/R So. Plain City, OH/Jonathan Alder 31 CINCINNATI W 5-3 23 Greg Lovelady, Head Coach (Miami (FL), 2001; 2nd Season) April 22 Jeff Mercer, Assistant Coach (Wright State, 2009; 2nd Season) 2 at UIC * L 1-3 24 Justin Parker, Assistant Coach (Wright State, 2012; 5th Season) 4 at UIC * L 4-7 Jordan Chiero, Volunteer Assistant Coach (Tiffin, 2012; 1st Season) at UIC * W 7-6 10 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * L 5-6 Mamer May-mer 11 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * W 13-1 Trapino Trah-pee-no 12 YOUNGSTOWN STATE * W 9-0 Macciocchi Ma-chalk-ee 14 Miami (OH) 3 W 7-3 Fucci Few-cee 15 at Cincinnati 3 W 15-9 Scholtens Shoal-tens 17 at Oakland * W 17-5 18 at Oakland * (11 inn.) W 5-2 Wright State quick facts 19 at Oakland * (11 inn.) W 8-3 21 DAYTON W 5-4 UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Best Time to Reach ............................Contact SID Office 22 MIAMI (OH) (10 Inn.) W 8-7 Assistant Coach...............................................Jeff Mercer 24 at Youngstown State * W 19-2 Name of School ........................... Wright State University Location ............................................... Dayton, OH 45435 Alma Mater .......................................... Wright State, 2009 25 at Youngstown State * L 3-13 Founded .......................................................................1964 Assistant Coach............................................. Justin Parker 26 at Youngstown State * L 3-6 Enrollment .................................................................18,786 Alma Mater .......................................... Wright State, 2012 Nickname ................................................................Raiders Volunteer Assistant Coach .......................Jordan Chiero May School Colors ............................. Hunter Green and Gold Alma Mater ........................................................ Tiffin, 2012 1 UIC * L 3-5 Facility ....................................................Nischwitz Stadium Athletic Trainer ............................................... Kyra Dorney 2 UIC * (10 inn.) W 6-4 Capacity ........................................................................750 Alma Mater ...............................................Otterbein, 2014 3 UIC * W 7-1 Surface ...................................................................FieldTurf 8 at Milwaukee * W 7-1 Affiliation ...................................................NCAA, Division I 2015 TEAM INFORMATION * 9 at Milwaukee * W 14-6 Conference ............................................. Horizon League Overall Record .......................................................... 41-15 at Milwaukee * L 4-5 President ................................................Dr. David Hopkins Home ........................................................................... 21-2 12 TOLEDO W 7-1 Athletics Director ...............................................Bob Grant Away ......................................................................... 13-10 14 VALPARAISO * W 3-2 Deputy Director ...................................Dr. Roderick Perry Neutral ............................................................................ 7-3 15 VALPARAISO * W 4-1 SWA ..............................................................Joylynn Brown Horizon League Record.............................................. 21-8 16 VALPARAISO * W 6-2 Asst. AD Sports Health ................................ Jason Franklin Home ........................................................................... 13-2 Athletics Dept. Phone ................................(937) 775-2771 Away ............................................................................. 8-6 21 Milwaukee 4 W 10-4 Athletics Dept. Fax .....................................(937) 775-2368 Horizon League Finish ........................................... Second 22 UIC 4 W 8-5 23 Milwaukee 4 L 4-5 HISTORY SPORTS INFORMATION Milwaukee 4 W 17-4 First Year of Baseball ............................................. 1970-71 Assistant AD .........................................................Bob Noss Overall All-Time Record * .............................. 1266-1043-8 Associate SID/Baseball Contact ..................Matt Zircher Home Games in BOLD CAPS NCAA Division I Appearances .....1994, 2006, 2009, 2011 E-Mail ........................................ [email protected] 1 - Nashville, TN Cell Phone ...................................................(937) 304-6586 2 - Emerson, GA BASEBALL STAFF Website ..................................................... wsuraiders.com * - Horizon League Games Head Coach .............................................Greg Lovelady 3 - Joe Nuxhall Classic (Cincinnati, OH) Alma Mater ...............................................Mami (FL), 2001 * Records Entering NCAA Regionals 4 - Horizon League Tournament Record at WSU/Years * .....................................76-37/Two (Whiting, IN) Career Record/Years ...............................................Same WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS • WRIGHT STAT NCAA Champaign Regional Illinois Field May 29-June 1, 2015 2015 Horizon League Championship Recap Oil City Stadium—Whiting, IN Wright State 10, Milwaukee 4 Wright State scored five runs in the second and broke the game open with four more in the fifth as the Raiders went on to a 10-4 de- cision over Milwaukee in its Horizon League Tournament opener May 21 in Whiting, Indiana. After WSU starter Luke Mamer pitched out of a first and third situ- ation in the top of the second with a double play, the offense came alive in the bottom of the inning. With one out, Mitch Roman singled to center, Matt Morrow walked and Ryan Fucci followed with a double to left to drive in Roman with the first run. An Andrew McCafferty ground- League winner’s bracket final May lead. er plated the second run and back- 22 in Whiting, Indiana. It was left to Andrew Elliott from to-back home runs to left center off The Flames opened the scoring there and the senior closer recorded the bats of John Brodner and Sean with a pair of runs in the first before his 11th save of the year by pitching Murphy extended the margin to 5-0. the Raiders answered with a run in a scoreless bottom of the ninth. E.J. The Panthers answered with four the top of the second. Matt Morrow Trapino (8-0) picked up his second runs in the top of the third and had led off with a walk, went to second win of the tournament with 1.2 in- the tying run at second with one on a Fucci single, advanced to third nings of hitless, scoreless relief, strik- out, but Mamer retired the next two on an Andrew McCafferty fly ball to ing out two. Starting pitcher Jesse batters to maintain the lead. From right and scored as John Brodner hit Scholtens fanned nine in 5.1
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