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Cabrini University Baseball Cabrini University Baseball Cabrini University vs. Eastern University Cabrini Carroll Field - Radnor, PA March 8, 2017, 3pm Cabrini University (4-4 Overall, 0-0 CSAC) Eastern University (3-3 Overall, 0-0 MAC) No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 1 Joe Aurrite Fr. SS/RHP 5-8 Turnersville, NJ Paul VI 1 Andrew Behnam So. RHP 5-9 Exton, PA Bishop Shanahan 2 Lee Smith Fr. 2B 5-6 Elkton, MD Caravel Academy 2 Jake Bunjo Sr. IF 6-0 Landenberg, PA Avon Grove 3 Nicholas Gares Fr. LHP 6-0 Edgewater Park, NJ Burlington City 3 Timmy Gorton Jr. C/IF 6-0 Miller Place, NY Smithtown Christian 4 Jake Dohar Fr. OF/LHP 5-9 Stow, OH Stow 4 Joseph DeLos Santos Sr. C/1B 5-7 Trujillo Alto, PR The Perkiomen School 5 Jesse James Murphy Fr. 2B 5-7 Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic 5 Jordan Laboy So. 3B 5-9 Toms River, NJ Toms River East 7 Michael Suosso Fr. 2B 5-4 Hamilton, NJ Nottingham 6 Zachary Belansek Fr. INF 5-10 Mechanicsburg, PA Cumberland Valley 8 Shaun Stackhouse Fr. OF 5-11 Richboro, PA Council Rock South 7 Angelo Kelly Sr. OF 5-8 Royersford, PA Spring-Ford 9 Darren Aupperle Fr. 1B/OF 6-2 Barrington, NJ Triton 8 Andrew Boykin Sr. 1B 6-2 Wilmington, DE The Christian Academy 10 Colin Birzes Fr. 1B/LHP 5-11 Media, PA Penncrest 9 Adam Perdue So. RHP 5-11 Manassas, VA Brentsville District 11 Erick Vicario Fr. OF 5-8 Cherry Hill, NJ Paul VI 10 Albie Urbina Fr. RHP 6-2 Trappe, MD St. Michaels 15 Brendan Van Belle Fr. 3B 5-9 Garnet Valley, PA Garnet Valley 11 Ryan Kehr Sr. RHP 6-0 Littlestown, PA Littlestown 16 Ryan Givens Jr. RHP 6-7 Fort Lauderdale, FL American Heritage 12 Craig Stanley Jr. OF 5-11 Georgetown, DE Sussex Central 18 Michael Mescia Fr. SS/2B 6-1 West Babylon, NY West Babylon 14 Courtney Penson Sr. P 5-11 Clifton Park, NY Schenectady Christian 19 Steven Priest Fr. 3B 6-0 Paulsboro, NJ Paulsboro 15 Brady DiGiacomo Fr. OF 6-0 Norwood, PA Interboro 20 Andrew Del Giudice Fr. 2B/RHP 5-10 King of Prussia, PA Upper Merion 16 Britton Lawrence Fr. INF 6-2 Westminster, MD Winters Mill 21 Dylan Butler Jr. 1B/3B 6-2 Battle Ground, WA Hockinson 17 Troy Naiden Jr. OF 6-0 Easton, PA Easton 23 Garrett Gravanda Fr. RHP 6-7 Woodbine, MD Glenelg 19 Justin Fredericks Jr. P 6-0 Collegeville, PA West-Mont Christian 24 Mikayle Holloway Fr. OF 5-7 Middletown, DE Appoquinimink 20 Dominique Johnson Fr. P 6-1 Pottstown, PA Pottsgrove 25 Kevin Glynn Fr. C 6-1 Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic 21 Jacob Breyer Fr. C/P 6-1 Pennsburg, PA Upper Perkiomen 26 Alex Del Giudice Fr. C 5-10 Kingo of Prussia, PA Upper Merion 22 Josh Freed Sr. RHP 5-10 Souderton, PA Souderton 27 Vince Gares Fr. C/UTL 6-1 Edgewater Park, NJ Burlington City 23 Kyle Daddario So. 1B 5-10 Bridgeton, NJ Cumberland Regional 29 Tyler Norris So. OF/RHP 5-10 Rio Grande, NJ Wildwood Catholic 24 Matt Bunjo So. RHP 5-10 Landenberg, PA Avon Grove 30 Casey Plunkett Jr. OF 5-9 Hamilton, NJ Steinert 25 Jay Crawford Fr. RHP 6-2 Ellicott City, MD Mount Saint Joseph 33 Joseph Schipsi Fr. LHP 5-6 Williamstown, NJ St. Joseph’s 26 Peter Crawford Jr. 1B 6-2 Baltimore, MD Mount St. Joseph 34 Mike kaczenski Fr. RHP 6-3 Garnet Valley, PA Garnet Valley 27 Shane Albertson So. RHP/INF 5-10 Marlton, NJ Cherokee 38 Eddie Mercado Jr. Fr. RHP 5-9 Willingboro, NJ Willingboro 28 Jarrid Kosa Jr. P 6-1 Easton, PA Easton 42 Josh Breittholz Jr. RHP 5-11 East Stroudsburg, PA East Stroudsburg 29 Freddy Yahn Fr. C 6-1 Middletown, NJ Middletown South 31 Anthony Titano Fr. INF/C 5-9 Langhorne, PA Notre Dame Head Coach: Nick Weisheipl (Beloit ‘02), 1st Season 32 Tyler Sterkenburg Jr. LHP 6-2 Emmaus, PA Emmaus Assistant Coaches: Rod Johnson, James Locklear, Jimmy Yezzo, Rich Prall, Dylan Tice 34 Ian Roth So. LHP 5-6 Sinking Spring, PA Wilson 35 Roniel Diaz Fr. RHP 5-11 Philadelphia, PA Edison/Fareira 36 Joe Clancy Sr. RHP 6-2 Lawrenceville, NJ Lawrenceville School 37 Mac McGrath Fr. OF 6-0 Dunkirk, MD Northern 38 Tommy Strazza Jr. P 5-10 Lake Ronkonkoma, NY Sachem North Cabrini 2017 Statistics 44 Grant Fisher Jr. LHP 6-5 Myerstown, PA Eastern Lebanon County Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Stolen Bases Vicario .462 Butler 3 Butler 9 Norris 5 Head Coach: Jed Morris, 4th Season Butler .429 Murphy 6 Stackhouse 5 Assistant Coaches: Jordan Lozzi, Ben Krentzman, Joe Tremoglie, Kevin Mihalik Norris .381 Vicario 4 Butler 4 Van Belle .333 Aurite 4 Vicario 2 Eastern 2017 Statistics Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Stolen Bases N. Gares 0.82 Breittholz 2 N. Gares 16 N. Gares 11.0 Gorton .480 N/A Gorton 11 Belansek 3 Dohar 2.79 N. Gares 1 Dohar 9 Dohar 9.2 Yahn .462 Albertson 5 Daddario 1 Breittholz 9.1 Kaczenski 5.14 Dohar 1 Breittholz 7 DiGiacomo .455 Daddario 4 Kelly 1 Breittholz 5.79 Schipsi 5 Schipsi 8.0 Daddario .368 Kelly 4 Stanley 1 Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched Clancy 0.0 Clancy 1 Kehr 12 Kehr 10.0 Strazza 1.59 Kehr 1 Freed 7 Freed 7.0 Bunjo 2.70 Freed 1 Strazza 4 Strazza 5.2 Kehr 2.70 Perdue 3 Clancy 4.0 2017 Cabrini 2017 Eastern University 2017 CSAC Statistical Leaders Baseball Schedule Baseball Schedule 2017 Record: 4-4, 0-0 CSAC 2017 Record: 3-3, 0-0 MAC Freedom Team Statistics Individual Statistics Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 2/19 PENN STATE BRANDYWINE (DH) W 10-9, W 5-3 2/27 William Peace University (DH) W 6-2, L 1-4 Batting Average Batting Average 2/27 Finlandia University (DH)^ W 7-1, L 8-5 3/1 Houghton College W 11-3 Cairn .404 Ferezza, Keystone .750 2/28 Hanover College^ L 11-2 3/2 Houghton College L 20-10 Gwynedd Mercy .352 Lopez, Gwynedd Mercy .625 3/1 Lyndon State College (DH)^ W 5-4, L 6-5 3/3 University of Northwestern W 10-5 3/3 Waynesburg University^ L 8-7 3/4 Hilbert College L 23-10 Cabrini .286 Allen, Cairn .615 3/8 EASTERN UNIVERSITY 3pm 3/8 Cabrini University 3pm Neumann .277 Keller, Cairn .571 3/11 University of Pitt—Greensburg (DH) 12:30pm 3/9 Wesley College 3:30pm Immaculata .268 Keen, Gwynedd Mercy .500 3/17 UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE# 3pm 3/11 Stevenson University (DH) 12pm 3/18 WELLS COLLEGE# 2pm 3/14 SWARTHMORE COLLEGE 3:30PM Runs Scored Runs Batted In 3/19 ELMIRA COLLEGE# 11:30am 3/15 Lebanon Valley College 3:30pm Cairn 51 Butler, Cabrini 9 3/24 Keystone College* 3pm 3/17 King’s College* TBD 3/25 KEYSTONE COLLEGE (DH)* noon 3/18 KING’S COLLEGE (DH)* 12pm Cabrini 46 Wilson, Cairn 8 3/28 Eastern University 3:30pm 3/21 Haverford College TBD Gwynedd Mercy 45 Emerich, Neumann 8 3/31 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY* 3pm 3/22 Cairn University 3pm Neumann 43 Keen, Gwynedd Mercy 7 4/1 Immaculata University (DH)* noon 3/24 MANHATTANVILLE COLLEGE* 3:30pm Immaculata 23 Takacs, Cairn 7 4/5 Delaware Valley University 3:30pm 3/25 Manhattanville College (DH)* TBD 4/7 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* 3pm 3/28 CABRINI UNIVERSITY 3:30pm Slugging % Home Runs 4/8 Centenary University (DH)* noon 3/29 LANCASTER BIBLE COLLEGE TBD Cairn .556 4/15 Neumann University (DH)* noon 3/31 WILKES UNIVERSITY* 3:30pm Butler, Cabrini 3 4/18 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* 3pm 4/1 Wilkes University (DH)* TBD Gwynedd Mercy .475 Emerich, Neumann 2 4/21 Gwynedd Mercy University* 3pm 4/4 ARCADIA UNIVERSITY 3:30pm Neumann .430 Eight Players Tied 1 4/22 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY (DH)* noon 4/7 FDU-Florham* 3:30pm Immaculata .398 4/28 Marywood University* 3pm 4/8 FDU-FLORHAM (DH)* 12pm Keystone .382 4/29 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY (DH)* 12pm 4/10 WIDENER UNIVERSITY 3:30pm 5/5 Cairn University* 3pm 4/13 DESALES UNIVERSITY* 3:30pm Earned Run Average Stolen Bases 5/6 CAIRN UNIVERSITY (DH)* noon 4/15 Desales University (DH)* 1pm 5/11 CSAC Tournament, Day One TBA 4/21 Misericordia University* 3:30pm Neumann 2.73 Tatoian, Gwynedd Mercy 5 5/12 CSAC Tournament, Day Two TBA 4/22 MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY (DH)* 12pm Cairn 3.46 Wilson, Cairn 5 5/13 CSAC Tournament, Day Three TBA 4/25 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY 3:30pm Immaculata 4.94 Norris, Cabrini 5 HOME GAMES IN CAPS 4/28 DELAWARE VALLEY UNIVERSITY* 3:30pm Gwynedd Mercy 5.59 Butler, Cabrini 4 ^ Spring Break Trip - Auburndale, FL 4/29 Delaware Valley University (DH)* 12pm # Cavalier Invitational 5/4 MAC Freedom Tournament, Day One TBA Centenary 5.79 Five Players Tied 3 * CSAC opponent 5/5 MAC Freedom Tournament, Day Two TBA Strikeouts (Pitching) Earned Run Average 5/6 MAC FReedom Tournament, Day Three TBA HOME GAMES IN CAPS Neumann 46 Youngberg, Neumann 0.00 Upcoming Cabrini Athletic Events * MAC Freedom Opponent Cabrini 44 Cooney, Neumann 0.68 Gwynedd Mercy 34 Gares, Cabrini 0.82 Date Opponent Time/Result Immaculata 29 O’Brian, Immaculata 1.13 3/11 Baseball at Pitt—Greensburg (DH) 12:30pm 2017 CSAC Standings MEN’S LACROSSE VS FROSTBURG 1pm School CSAC Overall Cairn 25 Bradshaw, Cairn 1.80 3/14 Men’s Tennis at Ursinus 3:30pm Cairn University 0-0 4-0 Batting Average Against Strikeouts (Pitching) Gwynedd Mercy University 0-0 3-2 Women’s Lacrosse at Rosemont 4pm Centenary .214 Gares, Cabrini 16 3/15 Women’s Lacrosse at Widener 7pm Cabrini University 0-0 4-4 Neumann University 0-0 3-4 Neumann .233 Cooney, Neumann 14 3/17 BASEBALL vs.
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