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Cabrini University Baseball Cabrini University Baseball Cabrini University vs. Marywood University Cabrini Carroll Field - Radnor, PA April 29, 2017 • 12pm Cabrini University (9-17 Overall, 3-12 CSAC) Marywood University (10-19 Overall, 5-10 CSAC) 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 Trevor Powers Fr. OF/P 5-9 Bear, DE St. Elizabeth 2 Lee Smith Fr. 2B 5-6 Elkton, MD Caravel Academy 2 David Ortiz Jr. OF 5-11 Hawley, PA Wallenpaupack Area 3 Nicholas Gares Fr. LHP 6-0 Edgewater Park, NJ Burlington City 3 Dylan Svetovich So. OF 6-1 Scranton, PA West Scranton 4 Jake Dohar Fr. OF/LHP 5-9 Stow, OH Stow 4 Billy McAuliffe So. P 5-11 Phillipsburg, NJ Phillipsburg 5 Jesse James Murphy Fr. 2B 5-7 Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic 5 James Goetz Sr. P/3B/OF 6-0 Hawley, PA Wallenpaupack Area 7 Michael Suosso Fr. 2B 5-4 Hamilton, NJ Nottingham 6 Kevin McDonough So. OF 5-9 Union, NJ Union 8 Shaun Stackhouse Fr. OF 5-11 Richboro, PA Council Rock South 7 Brian Bittlingmeyer Fr. P/2B 5-11 Stroudsburg, PA Pocono Mountain East 9 Darren Aupperle Fr. 1B/OF 6-2 Barrington, NJ Triton 8 Justin Haddix Sr. P 6-0 Moscow, PA North Pocono 10 Colin Birzes Fr. 1B/LHP 5-11 Media, PA Penncrest 9 Matthew Higgins Jr. SS/2B 5-9 Dunmore, PA Dunmore 11 Erick Vicario Fr. OF 5-8 Cherry Hill, NJ Paul VI 10 Chase Jones So. 1B 6-4 Mountain Top, PA Crestwood 15 Brendan Van Belle Fr. 3B 5-9 Garnet Valley, PA Garnet Valley 11 Matt Staback Sr. 1B 6-0 Peckville, PA Valley View 16 Ryan Givens Jr. RHP 6-7 Fort Lauderdale, FL American Heritage 12 Brendan Murphy Fr. OF 5-7 Stroudsburg, PA Notre Dame East 18 Michael Mescia Fr. SS/2B 6-1 West Babylon, NY West Babylon 15 Austin Takvor Fr. 2B 5-10 Roslyn, NY St. Mary’s 19 Steven Priest Fr. 3B 6-0 Paulsboro, NJ Paulsboro 16 Jeff Hupfer So. P 6-2 Dingmans Ferry, PA Delaware Valley 20 Andrew Del Giudice Fr. 2B/RHP 5-10 King of Prussia, PA Upper Merion 20 Anthony Navaro Fr. C 6-0 Islip, NY Islip 21 Dylan Butler Jr. 1B/3B 6-2 Battle Ground, WA Hockinson 22 Jake Schuster Fr. C/OF 6-0 Lansdale, PA North Penn 23 Garrett Gravanda Fr. RHP 6-7 Woodbine, MD Glenelg 24 Vince Rebar Gr. 2B/3B 5-11 Throop, PA Holy Cross 24 Mikayle Holloway Fr. OF 5-7 Middletown, DE Appoquinimink 28 Mitch Clemons So. SS 6-0 Middletown, DE Middletown 25 Kevin Glynn Fr. C 6-1 Philadelphia, PA Roman Catholic 31 Justin Perez Sr. P 6-0 Levittown, NY MacArthur 26 Alex Del Giudice Fr. C 5-10 Kingo of Prussia, PA Upper Merion 33 Alan Nieto Sr. OF 6-1 Point Pleasant, NJ Point Pleasant Beach 27 Vince Gares Fr. C/UTL 6-1 Edgewater Park, NJ Burlington City 34 Bill Chonka So. 1B 6-1 Stratford, CT Bunnell 29 Tyler Norris So. OF/RHP 5-10 Rio Grande, NJ Wildwood Catholic 45 Nathan Michener Fr. P 6-0 Lansdale, PA North Penn 30 Casey Plunkett Jr. OF 5-9 Hamilton, NJ Steinert 47 Salvatore Monello So. P 6-2 Bellmore, NY Mepham 33 Joseph Schipsi Fr. LHP 5-6 Williamstown, NJ St. Joseph’s 34 Mike kaczenski Fr. RHP 6-3 Garnet Valley, PA Garnet Valley Head Coach: Jason Thiel (Marywood ‘03) 1st Season 38 Eddie Mercado Jr. Fr. RHP 5-9 Willingboro, NJ Willingboro Assistant Coaches: Joe Diskin, Rick Clifford 42 Josh Breittholz Jr. RHP 5-11 East Stroudsburg, PA East Stroudsburg Head Coach: Nick Weisheipl (Beloit ‘02), 1st Season Assistant Coaches: Rod Johnson, James Locklear, Jimmy Yezzo, Rich Prall, Dylan Tice Cabrini 2017 Statistics Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Stolen Bases Marywood 2017 Statistics Norris .351 Butler 5 Butler 20 Stackhouse 13 Batting Average Home Runs Runs Batted In Stolen Bases Butler .322 Norris 1 Aurite 12 Norris 12 Rebar .455 Rebar 3 Tatoian 40 Rebar 31 Glynn .290 Dohar 11 Butler 5 McDonough .395 Four Players Tied 1 Keen 17 Schuster 20 Vicario .275 Norris 11 Vicario 5 Goetz .373 Lopez 17 Staback 16 Nieto .344 Two Players Tied 14 Goetz 13 Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched N. Gares 0.82 Breittholz 4 Breittholz 24 Breittholz 42.0 Earned Run Average Wins Strikeouts Innings Pitched Kaczenski 4.41 Dohar 2 Dohar 17 Dohar 36.1 Hupfer 3.38 Goetz 3 Haddix 34 Goetz 44.0 Del Giudice 5.85 Three Players Tied 1 N. Gares 16 Givens 27.0 Goetz 3.68 Haddix 3 Goetz 23 Haddix 39.0 Dohar 5.94 Givens 16 Del Giudice 20.0 Haddix 4.38 Four Players Tied 1 Monello 23 Monello 35.1 Michener 6.10 Perez 14 Perez 21.2 2017 Cabrini 2017 Marywood 2017 CSAC Statistical Leaders Baseball Schedule Baseball Schedule 2017 Record: 9-17, 3-12 CSAC 2017 Record: 10-19, 5-10 CSAC Team Statistics Individual Statistics Date Opponent Time/Result Date Opponent Time/Result 2/19 PENN STATE BRANDYWINE (DH) W 10-9, W 5-3 3/8 Albright College L 5-4 Batting Average Batting Average 2/27 Finlandia University (DH)^ W 7-1, L 8-5 3/13 Albright College (DH) W 4-2, L 3-1 Cairn .331 Rebar, Marywood .455 3/14 Geneva College (DH) L 18-8, L 6-5 2/28 Hanover College^ L 11-2 Immaculata .312 McCormick, Immaculata .452 3/1 Lyndon State College (DH)^ W 5-4, L 6-5 3/16 Norwich University (DH) L 9-3, L 6-2 3/3 Waynesburg University^ L 8-7 3/17 Bethany College (DH) W 4-3, W 8-3 Keystone .312 Barr, Keystone .425 3/8 EASTERN UNIVERSITY W 12-6 3/24 Cairn University* L 16-6 Gwynedd Mercy .301 Tatoian, Gwynedd Mercy .421 3/11 University of Pitt—Greensburg (DH) CAN. 3/25 Cairn University (DH)* W 2-1, W 3-1 Marywood .289 Takacs, Cairn .440 3/17 UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE# PPD. 3/30 KING'S COLLEGE L 11-1 3/18 WELLS COLLEGE# CAN. 4/2 Neumann University (DH)* W 9-8, L 10-8 Runs Scored Runs Batted In 3/19 ELMIRA COLLEGE# CAN. 4/3 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* L 9-1 Gwynedd Mercy 187 Tatoian, Gwynedd Mercy 39 3/21 UNIVERSITY OF VALLEY FORGE W 17-7 4/8 Immaculata University (DH)* L 7-4, W 13-4 3/24 Keystone College* L 4-3 4/9 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY* L 9-4 Keystone 166 Takacs, Cairn 24 3/25 KEYSTONE COLLEGE (DH)* W 3-2, L 13-3 4/13 Keystone College (DH)* L 7-1, L 9-8 Cairn 164 Wilson, Cairn 24 3/28 Eastern University CAN. 4/17 KEYSTONE COLLEGE* L 14-4 Neumann 153 Bergman, Neumann 23 3/31 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY (DH)* L 6-1, L 6-3 4/19 Wilkes University L 10-9 Immaculata 128 Rebar, Marywood 21 4/1 Immaculata University* L 6-3 4/20 CLARKS SUMMIT UNIVERSITY (DH)* W 15-7, L 4-3 4/5 Delaware Valley University CAN. 4/21 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* L 17-4 Slugging % Home Runs 4/7 CENTENARY UNIVERSITY* L 9-4 4/22 Centenary University (DH)* L 3-2, W 9-5 Gwynedd Mercy .450 4/8 Centenary University (DH)* W 7-4, 7-3 4/25 Lebanon Valley College PPD. Tatoian, Gwynedd Mercy 7 4/15 Neumann University (DH)* L 8-2, L 8-2 4/26 King's College W 12-8 Cairn .440 Barr, Keystone 6 4/18 NEUMANN UNIVERSITY* L 18-1 4/28 CABRINI UNIVERSITY* W 13-5 Keystone .438 Butler, Cabrini 5 4/21 Gwynedd Mercy University* L 6-2 4/29 Cabrini University (DH)* noon Immaculata .437 Two Players Tied 4 5/1 UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON 4pm 4/22 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY (DH)* L 7-2, L 10-9 Neumann .422 4/28 Marywood University* L 13-5 5/4 Elmira College 4pm 4/29 MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY (DH)* 12pm 5/5 Gwynedd Mercy University* 3pm Earned Run Average Stolen Bases 5/5 Cairn University* 3pm 5/6 GWYNEDD MERCY UNIVERSITY (DH)* noon 5/6 CAIRN UNIVERSITY (DH)* noon 5/11 CSAC Tournament, Day One TBA Keystone 3.52 McCormick, Immaculata 14 5/11 CSAC Tournament, Day One TBA 5/12 CSAC Tournament, Day Two TBA Immaculata 4.02 Stackhouse, Cabrini 13 5/12 CSAC Tournament, Day Two TBA 5/13 CSAC Tournament, Day Three TBA Neumann 4.49 Rebar, Marywood 12 5/13 CSAC Tournament, Day Three TBA Gwynedd Mercy 4.52 Four Players Tied 11 HOME GAMES IN CAPS HOME GAMES IN CAPS ^ Spring Break Trip - Auburndale, FL * CSAC Opponent* CSAC Opponent Cairn 4.67 # Cavalier Invitational Strikeouts (Pitching) Earned Run Average * CSAC opponent Keystone 172 Youngberg, Neumann 0.82 Neumann 152 Wallace, Neumann 1.17 Upcoming Cabrini Athletic Events Gwynedd Mercy 143 Terzi, Keystone 2.13 Date Opponent Time/Result Immaculata 142 Reyes, Keystone 2.25 5/3 Women's Lacrosse CSAC Semifinal TBA Cairn 139 Decker, Immaculata 2.42 Softball CSAC First Round TBA Batting Average Against Strikeouts (Pitching) 5/5 Softball CSAC Championship Day 1 TBA 2017 CSAC Standings Baseball at Cairn* 3pm Keystone .253 Terzi, Keystone 49 5/6 Women's Lacrosse CSAC Final TBA School CSAC Overall Cairn .265 Dralle, Cairn 41 Immaculata University 13-2 20-5 Men's Lacrosse CSAC Final TBA Neumann .266 Blough, Immaculata 37 Softball CSAC Championship Day 2 TBA Keystone College 13-2 23-9 BASEBALL VS CAIRN (DH)* noon Gwynedd Mercy University 10-5 20-10-1 Gwynedd Mercy .271 Di Ianni, Gwynedd Mercy 35 Neumann University 10-5 16-14 Immaculata .272 O’Brien, Immaculata 30 HOME EVENTS IN CAPS Marywood University 5-10 10-19 Cairn University 3-12 13-15 * CSAC Opponent Fielding Percentage Wins (Pitching) Cabrini University 3-12 9-16 Keystone .955 Terzi, Keystone 5 Centenary University 3-12 4-20 Neumann .948 Five Players Tied 4 Immaculata .947 Cairn .946 Insta Marywood .945 Cabrini Cavaliers @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs @CabriniCavs Cabrini Cavaliers.
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