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18 Quick Facts 2017 - 18 QUICK FACTS Location Indiana, PA DATE OPPONENT LOCATION / TIME / INNINGS Founded 1875 Feb. 10 UNC - Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 1:00 / 7 Enrollment 12,316 Feb. 10 UNC - Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 3:30 / 7 Nickname Crimson Hawks Feb. 11 UNC - Pembroke Pembroke, NC / 12:00 / 9 Colors Crimson and Gray Feb. 23 St. Thomas Aquinas Dinwiddie, VA / 4:30 / 9 Affiliation NCAA Division II, Atlantic Region Feb. 24 West Chester University # Dinwiddie, VA / 9:00 / 9 Conference Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Feb. 24 West Chester University # Dinwiddie, VA / 12:00 / 9 President Dr. Michael A. Driscoll Feb. 25 East Stroudsburg University # Dinwiddie, VA / 12:00 / 9 Athletic Director Steve Roach March 10 Winston-Salem State University # Winston-Salem, NC / 1:00 / 7 Compliance Samantha Traver March 10 Winston-Salem State University # Winston-Salem, NC / 3:30 / 7 Sports Information Director Ryan Rebholz March 11 Winston-Salem State University # Winston-Salem, NC / 1:00 / 7 Sports Medicine Rob Baron March 11 Winston-Salem State University # Winston-Salem, NC / 3:30 / 7 Facilities Director Emily Briggs March 12 Catawba College Salisbury, NC / 5:00 / 9 Baseball Field Owen J. Dougherty Field March 14 Glenville State College # Glenville, WV / 3:00 / 9 Dimensions LF 325’, CF 400’, RF 325’, Gaps 380’ March 23 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Johnstown, PA / 1:00 / 7 Surface Natural Grass March 23 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Johnstown, PA / 3:30 / 7 Website iupathletics.com March 24 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Twitter @IUPBaseball March 24 University of Pitt-Johnstown *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 March 30 Mercyhurst University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 March 30 Mercyhurst University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 March 31 Mercyhurst University *# Erie, PA / 1:00 / 7 Location Lock Haven, PA March 31 Mercyhurst University *# Erie PA / 3:30 / 7 Commissioner Steve Murray April 3 Walsh University North Canton, OH / 1:00 / 7 Associate Commissioner Will Adair April 3 Walsh University North Canton, OH / 3:30 / 7 Senior Woman Administrator Carlin Chesick April 6 Gannon University *# Erie, PA / 1:00 / 7 Director of Strategic Communications Chris Parker April 6 Gannon University *# Erie, PA / 3:30 / 7 PSAC Communications Intern Vaughn Dalzell April 7 Gannon University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Website psacsports.org April 7 Gannon University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Twitter @PSACsports April 10 Lock Haven University # Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 April 10 Lock Haven University # Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 April 13 Clarion University *# Clarion, PA / 1:00 / 7 April 13 Clarion University *# Clarion, PA / 3:30 / 7 Head Coach Anthony Rebyanski (IUP, 2005) April 14 Clarion University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Season Second April 14 Clarion University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Career Record 22-25 Overall (18-10 PSAC West) April 17 Mansfield University # Mansfield, PA / 1:00 / 7 Assistant Coach Jared Grove (Cal U, 2016) April 17 Mansfield University # Mansfield, PA / 3:30 / 7 Assistant Coach Anthony Zambotti (IUP, 2003) April 20 Slippery Rock University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 Assistant Coach Ryan Uhl (IUP, 2017) April 20 Slippery Rock University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Volunteer Student Assistant Tayler Sheriff April 21 Slippery Rock University *# Slippery Rock, PA / 1:00 / 7 Strength and Conditioning Franko Alexander April 21 Slippery Rock University *# Slippery Rock, PA / 3:30 / 7 Athletic Trainer Rob Baron April 24 Shippensburg University # Shippensburg, PA / 3:00 / 9 April 27 Seton Hill University *# Greensburg, PA / 1:00 / 7 April 27 Seton Hill University *# Greensburg, PA / 3:30 / 7 April 28 Seton Hill University *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 PSAC Tournament Appearances (14) 1973, ‘83, April 28 Seton Hill University *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 ‘86, ‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92, ‘93, ‘98, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2017 May 1 West Liberty University # Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 PSAC West Championships (3) 1974, 1998, 2010 May 1 West Liberty University # Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 PSAC Championships (5) 1960, 1973, 1980, 1988, 1990 May 4 California University of PA *# Washington, PA / 1:00 / 7 NCAA Tournament Appearances (2) 1988, 1990 May 4 California University of PA *# Washington, PA / 3:30 / 7 May 5 California University of PA *# Indiana, PA / 1:00 / 7 May 5 California University of PA *# Indiana, PA / 3:30 / 7 Ryan Uhl (2015) Seattle Mariners (7th Round) Paul Bingham (2010) San Diego Padres (20th Round) May 9 - May 12 PSAC Conference Tournament Johnstown, PA Anthony Zambotti (2003) Oakland Athletics (14th Round) May 17 - May 21 North Atlantic Regional TBD Bruce Yard (1993) Los Angels Dodgers (42nd Round) May 27 - June 3 NCAA Division II World Series Cary, NC Ed Hartman (1986) Pittsburgh Pirates (20th Round) Dennis Miscik (1976) Houston Astros (22nd Round) * PSAC CONFERENCE GAME Richard Dahlgren (1969) Atlanta Braves (30th Round) Bernard Bruns (1966) Boston Red Sox (15th Round) # NORTH ATLANTIC REGION GAME HOME GAMES IN CRIMSON 2017 - 18 QUICK FACTS Overall Record 22-25 # Player Name Year Position Hometown / High School / College PSAC Record 18-10 PSAC Finish 2nd 1 Bo Putt Sr. OF Indiana, PA / Indiana Position Players Lost 2 2 Ben Hudock So. RHP Bethlehem, PA / Liberty Pitchers Lost 3 3 Ted DeSanti Sr. INF Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep Newcomers 12 4 Chris Eisel So. OF Pittsburgh, PA / Baldwin 5 Chris Calliari RsSr. OF Brockway, PA / Brockway 7 Colin Williams Fr. INF Erie, PA / Cathedral Prep 8 Cory Wheeler Sr. INF Butler, PA / Butler 9 Austin Mueller Fr. C/INF Breingsville, PA / Parkland Scott Hess .314, 26 RS, 8 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR 10 Christian McClure ** Sr. RHP Mechanicsburg, PA / Cumberland Valley Matt Eperesi .262, 22 RS, 7 2B, 3 HR 12 Brian Albert Jr. RHP Pittsburgh, PA / Plum 13 Wes Carson Sr. C/INF Woodstock, MD / Marriots Ridge 14 Travis Holman Fr. RHP Baden, PA / Ambridge 15 Billy Welsh Fr. RHP Pittsburgh, PA / North Hills 16 Adam Polites Jr. OF Northern Cambria, PA / Northern Cambria Wes Carson, Sr. .350, 34 RS, 8 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR 17 Jeff Allen Jr. RHP Mechanicsburg, PA / Mechanicsburg Chris Eisel, So. .331, 29 RS, 4 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR 18 Alex Hart Sr. RHP State College, PA / Kiski Prep / PSU DuBois Nate Dickey, Sr. .314, 15 RS, 6 2B, 1 3B 19 Brock Bonadio Jr. INF/OF Connellsville, PA / Connellsville / Pot. State Dan Sepic, Sr. .313, 34 RS, 8 2B, 1 3B, 8 HR 20 Ben Teplin Fr. INF Richmond Hill, Ontario, CN / Bill Crothers 21 Tyler Adams So. LHP Mineral Point, PA / Central Cambria 22 JP Pellis So. LHP Greensburg, PA / Central Cath. / Ava Marie 23 Zach Heffner RsJr. RHP Douglassville, PA / Daniel Boone Dillon Swanger 4.50 ERA, 17 APP, 22 IP, 17 K 24 Mike Klingensmith ** Sr. RHP Punxsutawney, PA / Punxsutawney Justin Charles 7.20 ERA, 6 APP, 10 IP, 8 K 25 Colin Claus Jr. RHP Oakdale, PA / West Allegheny 26 Luke Hollander So. OF Royal Palm Beach, FL / Royal Palm Beach 28 Anthony Rigous ** RsSr. C/INF Newtown, PA / Council Rock North 29 Josh Beale So. INF Freeport, PA / Freeport 30 Matt Swartz RsJr. C/INF Sarver, PA / Freeport / Mercyhurst Jeff Allen, Jr. 4.72 ERA, 9 GS, 47.2 IP, 45 K 31 Will Seymour RsSo. RHP Ebensburg, PA / Central Cambria Mike Klingensmith, Sr. 7.82 ERA, 11 GS, 50.2 IP, 46 K 32 Dan Sepic ** Sr. INF/RHP York, PA / Central York Ben Hudock, So. 3.86 ERA, 8 APP, 16.1 IP, 13 K 33 Nate Dickey Sr. OF/RHP Harrisburg, PA / Central Dauphin Christian McClure, Sr. 5.30 ERA, 18 APP, 37.1 IP, 30 K Dan Roan, Sr. 5.31 ERA, 17 APP, 20.1 IP, 15 K 34 Dan Roan Sr. LHP Bellefonte, PA / Bellefonte Brian Albert, Jr. 6.03 ERA, 9 GS, 34.1 IP, 28 K 36 Lukas Heffner Fr. RHP Douglassville, PA / Daniel Boone 37 Dom Farina RsJr. C/INF North Huntingdon, PA / Norwin/ Youngstown 43 Anthony Rota Fr. C Boyertown, PA / Boyertown 44 Jake Cherry Fr. C New Enterprise, PA / Northern Bedford Colin Williams, Fr., INF Erie, PA ** DENOTES 2017 - 18 TEAM CAPTAIN Austin Mueller, Fr., C/INF Breingsville, PA Alex Hart, Sr., RHP State College, PA Travis Holman, Fr., RHP Baden, PA 27 Anthony Rebyanski - Head Coach (2nd Year, IUP, 2005) Brock Bonadio, Jr., INF/OF Connellsville, PA 38 Jared Grove - Assistant Coach (2nd Year, Cal U, 2016) Lukas Heffner, Fr., RHP Douglassville, PA 39 Anthony Zambotti - Assistant Coach (2nd Year, IUP, 2003) JP Pellis, So., LHP Greensburg, PA 35 Ryan Uhl - Assistant Coach (1st Year, IUP 2017) Billy Welsh, Fr., RHP Pittsburgh, PA 40 Tayler Sheriff - Volunteer Student Assistant (1st Year) Ben Teplin, Fr., INF Richmond Hill, Ontario, CN Franko Alexander - Strength and Conditioning (2nd Year) Dom Farina, Jr., C North Huntingdon, PA Ryan Rebholz - Director of Baseball Media Relations (7th Year) Anthony Rota, Fr., C Boyertown, PA Rob Baron - Athletic Trainer (14th Year) Jake Cherry, Fr., C New Enterprise, PA Autumn Bolton - Director of Baseball Operations (1st Year) Dan Sepic - Captain Christian McClure - Captain Mike Klingensmith - Captain Anthony Rigous - Captain 2017 - 18 QUICK FACTS 2017 - 18 QUICK FACTS 2017 - 18 QUICK FACTS Anthony Rebyanski ’06, who was named the 13th head coach in the history of the IUP on August 22, 2016, enters his second season at the helm of his alma mater in 2018. Under the direction of Rebyanski in 2017, he saw a team reach the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Championship Tournament for the first time in six seasons while finishing with a 22-25 overall rec- ord (18-10, PSAC West) and earning the 2nd seed in the tournament. After the conclusion of the 2017 sea- son, he was selected as the IUP Male Coach of the Year in the departments inaugural Crimson and Gray Awards.
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