Baseball Schedule

2007 Kutztown University Baseball Schedule

FEBRUARY SAT 10 at Barton (DH) TBA SUN 11 at Barton (DH) TBA FRI 23 (1) at Apprentice School Invitational TBA -SUN 25 MARCH SAT 10 (2) vs. California {PA} 6:00 PM SUN 11 (2) vs. California {PA} 1:00 PM MON 12 (2) vs. West Liberty St. 10:00 AM TUE 13 (2) vs. West Liberty St. 10:00 AM (2) vs. Fairmont St. 2:00 PM WED 14 (2) vs. Fairmont St. 10:00 AM (2) at Armstrong Atlantic St. 2:00 PM THU 15 (2) at Armstrong Atlantic St. 2:00 PM FRI 16 (2) vs. California {PA} 10:00 AM SAT 17 (2) at Armstrong Atlantic St. 11:00 AM WED 21 ADELPHI 3:00 PM SAT 24 at University of the Sciences (DH) NOON MON 26 COLUMBIA UNION (DH) 1:00 PM WED 28 PHILADELPHIA 2:30 PM FRI 30 *MILLERSVILLE (DH) 1:00 PM SAT 31 *at Millersville (DH) 1:00 PM APRIL FRI 6 *EAST STROUDSBURG (DH) 1:00 PM SAT 7 *at East Stroudsburg (DH) 1:00 PM TUE 10 WILMINGTON {DE} 3:00 PM WED 11 at Shippensburg 3:00 PM FRI 13 *WEST CHESTER (DH) 1:00 PM SAT 14 *at West Chester (DH) 1:00 PM MON 16 (3) vs. Albright 6:30 PM TUE 17 SHIPPENSBURG 3:00 PM FRI 20 *BLOOMSBURG (DH) 1:00 PM SAT 21 *at Bloomsburg (DH) 1:00 PM SUN 22 at Wilmington {DE} (DH) 1:00 PM TUE 24 CONCORDIA {NY} 3:00 PM FRI 27 *at Mansﬁeld (DH) 1:00 PM SAT 28 *MANSFIELD (DH) 1:00 PM MAY THU 3 +PSAC Championships TBA -SAT 5 (site TBA) THU 17 +NCAA Regionals TBA -SUN 20 (site TBA) 2007 FRI 25 +NCAA Championships TBA -FRI 6/1 (Montgomery, AL)

Home games in BOLD CAPS * PSAC East contest + if team qualiﬁes (1) at Newport News, VA (2) Savannah Invitational (Savannah, GA) BASEBALL (3) at First Energy Stadium (Reading, PA) A Look at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

History: Library: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a mem- Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound vol- ber of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher umes, as well as thousands of maps, periodicals Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone and microforms; Endeavor integrated library Normal School. It became Kutztown State system; numerous Web databases; Internet; Teachers College in 1928, Kutztown State Col- electronic full-text periodical databases; 191 lege in 1960, and achieved university status in computers, including laptops; 527 network 1983. Today, Kutztown University is a modern, connections; seating for 800 patrons. comprehensive institution and is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Special Facilities: Secondary Schools. Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, obser- vatory, TV production facilities, 30 student- Location: accessible computer labs containing nearly Kutztown University’s picturesque 325-acre 500 PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch center, smart classrooms, curriculum materi- community mid-way between Allentown and als center and Pennsylvania German Heritage Reading. Several large cities are easily acces- Center. sible, including Philadelphia and New York. Student Life: Enrollment: Nearly 200 student organizations include: Approximately 10,000 full- and part-time academic, advisory councils, campus media undergraduate and graduate students. Most (including a fully-equipped radio station and are Pennsylvania residents, but students from student newspaper), diversified interest, Greek 24 states and 38 nations are represented in the Life, performing arts, public service, special student body: 60% women, 40% men. interest, sports (club and recreation) and visual arts affiliates. Entertainment options include Academic Year: concerts, dances, lectures, comedy, excursions Consists of two 15-week terms. The university and cultural events. The McFarland Student also offers classes during two five-week sum- Union houses the bookstore, movie theater, mer sessions. game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse, Faculty: financial center and cyberlounge. Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise; Residence Halls: many are engaged in research, student/faculty Ten residence halls (6 coed, 2 single gender, 2 research, writing and consulting. There is a modified single gender), two apartment-style 19:1 student/faculty ratio. coed complexes and one residence house ac- Majors/Degrees: commodate 4,434 students. All residence halls KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors are wired for cable TV, telephone, Internet and in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, campus network access. Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and Education. There are 19 graduate degree pro- In accordance with the Equity in Athletics grams within the College of Graduate Studies Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L. and Extended Learning. Degrees at Kutztown 130-382), the Kutztown University Athletic Depart- include the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N., ment has made information concerning its intercol- B.S.W., B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A., legiate athletics programs available to the public. M.L.S., M.S., and M.Ed. This information is on file at Rohrbach Library and the athletic department main office. Questions can Special Academic Programs: be directed to the athletics office, (610) 683-4094. There are honors programs throughout the Kutztown University is committed to Affirmative Action, equal employment and educational oppor- undergraduate curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and tunity in compliance with Title VI and VII of the Alpha Epsilon Lambda national honor societ- Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246, ies, 17 international exchange and study abroad the Educational Amendments under Title IX of 1972, programs, freshmen seminars, independent Sections 503/504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, study, internships, four MBA locations, and and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. diversified and intensive academic support services. Kutztown University Baseball Media Guide

Table of Contents A look at KU...... Inside Front Cover Head Coach Chris Blum...... 2 Assistant Coaches...... 2 Season Outlook...... 3 On the Golden Bear Profiles...... 4-7 Athletic Honors...... 7 Cover Facilities...... 8 Golden Bears in the Pros...... 9 Season Records...... 10 Career Records...... 11 Student Recreation Center...... 12 2005-06 Dixon Trophy...... 12 On the cover of the 2007 Baseball Media Academics & Athletics...... 13 Guide are (clockwise from top): The 2006 Schedule...... Back Cover PSAC Champion Golden Bears, Ryan Loper, Philip Rummel, Jeff Craig

For additional information, contact: The 2007 KU Sports Information Office: Kutztown University (610) 683-4182 KU Athletics Department: Baseball Media Guide is a production of the Kutztown University (610) 683-4094 Sports Information Office. It was written, Email: [email protected] produced and edited by Josh Leiboff, Coor- dinator of Sports Information. Additional Kutztown University of Pennsylvania is writing by Shane Breidenstein. Photogra- a member of the State System of Higher phy by Jeff Unger, Unger Studios (unless Education. otherwise noted). Baseball Facts University Quick Facts Head Coach...... Chris Blum Location...... Kutztown, PA 19530 Alma Mater, yr...... Elizabethtown, ’93 Enrollment...... 10,000 Career Record (Yrs)...... 145-63 (5th) President...... Dr. F. Javier Cevallos Record At KU (Yrs)...... 145-63 (5th) Athletics Director...... Greg Bamberger Phone...... (610) 683-4063 Associate AD...... Michelle Gober Email...... [email protected] Athletics Phone...... (610) 683-4094 Assistant Coach...... Chad Derck Nickname...... Golden Bears Volunteer Ass’t Coach...... Phil Raccuglia Colors...... Maroon & Gold 2006 Overall Record...... 44-14 Affiliation...... NCAA Division II PSAC East/Finish...... 15-5/2nd of 6 Conference...... PA State Athletic (PSAC) PSAC Finish...... 1st/6 Sports Medicine....Rennie Sacco (Coord.) NCAA Regional Finish...... 2nd/6 Sports Information...... Josh Leiboff Stadium...... North Campus Field Phone...... (610) 683-4182 Capacity...... 300 Email...... [email protected] Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 18/9 Graduate Assistant ...... Jill Wentzel Starters Returning/Lost...... 7/2 Pitchers Returning/Lost...... 10/3 KU Athletics Website: kubears.com 1 Coaching Staff Head Coach - Chris Blum Chris Blum enters his fifth year as head coach of the Kutztown Uni- versity baseball program. Blum has elevated the Golden Bear program to unprecedented heights as a perennial Pennsylvania State Athletic Confer- ence (PSAC) and North Atlantic Regional contender. Blum has amassed a 145-63 record over the past four years, including a 57-25 mark in the PSAC East. He has led KU to back-to-back PSAC titles, a program first, and four-straight appearances in the NCAA regional tournament. The 145 wins are the most in any four-year span in program history. In addition, four of his players have gone on to professional baseball, including 2005 draft choice Kyle Sadlowski and 2006 Chicago Cubs signee Matt Maradeo. Last year, Blum guided KU to a school-record 44 wins. The Bears won their second-straight PSAC title and advanced to the NCAA North Atlantic Regional for the sixth-straight year. KU finished 44-14 overall, 15-5 in the PSAC. Blum was named the PSAC East Coach of the Year, and his players swept the division’s Player, Pitcher and Rookie of the Year awards. In 2005, Kutztown won the PSAC Championship, and finished 39-18 overall, 10-8 in the PSAC East. In 2004, Blum’s team was 25-15, including a 17-7 mark in the Eastern Division. The Golden Bears finished as the PSAC runners-up. Blum garnered his first PSAC East Coach of the Year award. KU won the North Atlantic Regional tournament. In his first season, Blum guided KU to a 25-15 overall record and 17-7 record in the PSAC East. KU finished third at regionals. Prior to taking over as head coach, Blum served as assistant coach for eight seasons. Kutztown has won PSAC Eastern Division titles in 1997, 1999 and 2001; PSAC Champion- ships in 1999, 2002, 2005 and 2006; won the North Atlantic Regional tournament in 2001, 2002 and 2004. The Golden Bears have won 395 games in the last 12 years. In college, Blum played at Elizabethtown College, winning multiple division titles, a MAC Championship, and qualifying for two NCAA Division III regional tournaments. He graduated in 1993 with a bachelor of science degree in communications. Blum, 34, began his coaching career at Muhlenberg High School, his alma mater. He was an assistant for four years. Prior to taking over at Kutztown, Blum had been head coach of the Berkshire Red Sox of the Mid-Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League. Improving from a 13-17 record its first season, Blum guided his team to the championship game in 2002, finishing with a record of 25-12. Assistant Coach - Chad Derck Chad Derck begins his fifth season on the KU staff. He came to Kutztown after serving as head coach at Shikellamy High School from 1999-to-2002. Derck is a 1996 graduate of Susquehanna University, where he was a four-year letterwinner in baseball. A captain as a senior, he set the school record for fielding percentage in 1995. Volunteer Assistant Coach - Phil Raccuglia Phil Raccuglia enters his third season as an assistant coach at KU. Raccuglia began his coaching career in 1992 as head coach of the Berk- shire Red Sox. He currently serves as secretary on the Berkshire Baseball & Softball Executive Board. In 2001-02, Raccuglia was the head baseball coach for the Berkshire 18 and under Showcase team, compiling a record of 62-18. In 1999, Raccuglia was an assistant coach under Coach Blum for the Berkshire Red Sox, then served as assistant coach for Muhlenberg legion for three seasons. From 2002-04, Raccuglia was the coach of the Exeter Blue Jays in Berks County Legion, compiling a record of 85-48-2. Raccuglia played high school baseball at Muhlenberg and attended Alvernia College. 2 Season Outlook

KU Baseball to Chase More Post-Season Glory in ‘07 The 2007 Kutztown University baseball All-PSAC East second-teamer Nate Kranz. team will feature an experienced team with a deep Kranz batted .356 (48-for-135) with 10 doubles and talented pitching staff, which will accompany and 33 RBI. He was second on the team with a solid offensive lineup as it looks to return to the 22 hit by pitches. Also seeing time at third will Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) be McCardell. and NCAA Regional post season tournaments. The middle infield will be filled by two Last season, KU set a new school record transfer starters. Second baseman Sean Bond with 44 wins. The Golden Bears claimed their (Malvern/Great Valley) comes from West fifth overall and second straight PSAC Champi- Chester where, in 55 games last season, he batted onship and went on to the NCAA North Atlantic .363 (77-for-212). His hits and total at-bats rank Regional tournament, for the sixth consecutive second on the WCU single-season chart. He also year, where they were runner-up. had 16 stolen bases in 19 attempts and his 56 runs The Golden Bears are led by fifth year head scored set a new single season record. George coach and reigning PSAC Coach of the Year Mason transfer Jason Mills (Hatfield/North Chris Blum. This year’s squad will consist of Penn) will play shortstop and look to contribute 18 veteran players, including seven seniors, who to the starting pitching rotation. A 2006 draft hope to make another successful postseason run choice by the Baltimore Orioles, Mills elected to and make it to the Division II World Series. transfer to KU for his final season. He played in Leading the charge are first-team All-PSAC East two games last year due to injury, amassing 11 and all-region selections, PSAC East Player of saves over 3+ seasons. the Year Ryan Loper, and PSAC East Pitcher of Newcomers looking for playing time in the Year Mike McCardell. the middle infield areMark Renda (Lansdale/ Loper batted .404 (69-for-171) with 10 North Penn) and Mike Kacelowicz (Orwigs- doubles, three triples and six homers. The center burg/Blue Mountain). Backing up McCardell at fielder’s 45 RBI and .602 slugging percentage first will beJared Frey (Mohrsville/Schuylkill ranked second on the team. Valley). McCardell batted .381 (61-for-160) with a Junior Matt Dierolf will start behind the team leading .625 slugging percentage. The first plate, but newcomers Scott Kacelowicz (Or- baseman tied for the team lead with 16 doubles wigsburg/Blue Mountain) and Matt Kulbacki to go along with seven home runs and 31 RBI. (Hershey/Hershey) will battle for time. Dierolf McCardell was the ace of the pitching staff, hit .215 (23-for-107) with 19 RBI last season. with a 6-1 record and a 2.58 earned-run average Also in the mix is sophomore Dominick Fan- in 69.2 innings pitched. He set the single-season tanarosa (.467, 7-for-15). (13) and career saves (16) records. He had 87 Senior Paul Cashin will start the season in strikeouts. Loper was 6-3 with a 3.02 ERA and the rotating role of designated hitter (DH). Last 48 Ks in 62.2 innings. season he hit .300 (27-for-90) with 10 doubles, Returning to play right field is senior Jeff two homers and 14 RBI. Craig. Craig, a second-team All-PSAC East The team will welcome back All-America selection, finished the year batting .366 (71-for- pitcher Matt Keller, who returns after missing 194). He led the team in hits (71), home runs (9) the 2006 season due to injury. Keller was 11-2 and RBI (53) to go along with 15 doubles, which with a 3.47 ERA and 52 strikeouts in 2005. ranked second. Junior Philip Rummel was 6-3, including Also returning is the PSAC East Rookie of two wins at regionals, with a 1.86 ERA in 63 the Year, Chad Lightcap. Lightcap batted .317 innings of work. Also looking to contribute (38-for-120) with 10 doubles, three triples, three will be junior Derick Reis, who was 3-0 in 14 homers and 32 RBI. This season he will be in a appearances with a team leading 0.44 ERA. He three way competition for the starting job in left had two saves and struck out 23. field with junior Garrison Rausch and senior Rounding out the pitching staff are returners Dan Gavlick. Rausch hit .246 (17-for-69) with Steve Craig, Ryan Cassidy, Justin Jachowicz 10 RBI. Gavlick hit .295 (31-105) with 14 RBI. and Kevin Morganti as well as newcomers Also looking for time in the outfield is junior Darin Gorski (Mount Joy/Donegal) and Mike Bryan Riggins. Buklin (Shillington/Governor Mifflin). Manning the hot corner will be sophomore 3 Golden Bear Profiles

Paul Cashin SENIOR - 1B/DH - 6-0 - 260 - Bats: L - Throws: R Collingdale/Monsignor Bonner HS Major: Leisure and Sport Studies CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .300 45-34 90 19 27 10 0 2 14 43 .478 .463 0-0 Jeff Craig SENIOR - OF - 6-2 - 215 - Bats: L - Throws: R Wilkes-Barre/Bishop Hoban HS Major: Speech/Language Pathology Honors: 2005 - All-PSAC East first team (OF);2006 - All-PSAC East second team (OF), North Atlantic Regional All-Tournament team. CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2005 .374 55-52 195 43 73 17 3 2 28 102 .523 .425 7-10 2006 .366 55-52 194 42 71 15 0 9 53 113 .582 .425 2-7 Total .370 110-104 389 85 144 32 3 11 81 215 .553 .425 9-17 Steve Craig SOPHOMORE - RHP - 6-0 - 205 - Bats: R - Throws: R Wilkes-Barre/Bishop Hoban HS Major: Undeclared CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2006 5.23 1-0-0 11-2 - 20.2 23 17 12 15 12 100 .280 Matt Dierolf JUNIOR - C - 5-11 - 185 - Bats: R - Throws: R Boyertown/Boyertown HS Major: Secondary Education-English CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2005 .250 20-8 24 3 6 0 0 0 4 6 .250 .379 0-1 2006 .215 48-35 107 19 23 3 0 1 19 29 .271 .333 2-3 Total .221 68-43 131 22 29 3 0 1 23 35 .267 .342 2-4 Dominick Fantanarosa SOPHOMORE - C - 5-9 - 160 - Bats: R - Throws: R Coatesville/Coatesville HS Major: Secondary Education-Social Sciences CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .467 20-5 15 4 7 1 0 0 6 8 .533 .579 0-0 Dan Gavlick SENIOR - OF - 6-3 - 240 - Bats: L - Throws: L Medford, NJ/Shawnee HS Major: Leisure and Sport Studies CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .295 44-26 105 17 31 5 1 0 14 38 .362 .385 4-5 4 Golden Bear Profiles Justin Jachowicz JUNIOR - RHP - 5-9 - 170 - Bats: R - Throws: R Summit Hill/Panther Valley HS Major: Secondary Education-History CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2005 7.12 2-1-1 14-0 0 24.0 39 24 19 10 8 127 .371 2006 5.62 3-1-0 19-1 0 24.0 29 20 15 6 20 111 .290 Total 6.38 5-2-0 33-1 0 48.0 68 44 34 16 28 238 .332 Matt Keller SENIOR - RHP - 6-1 - 195 - Bats: R - Throws: R Fleetwood/Fleetwood HS Major: Business Management Honors: 2004 - All-PSAC East second team (relief pitcher), North Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team & Most Valuable Player; 2005 - ABCA All-America third team, North Atlantic Region Pitcher of the Year, All-Region first team, NCBWA All-Region first team, All- PSAC East second team (starting pitcher) Note: Redshirted in 2006 due to injury. CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2003 4.85 1-2-3 14-3 0 29.2 37 19 16 8 21 128 .327 2004 3.55 8-3-8 27-0 0 45.2 41 19 18 11 27 190 .247 2005 3.47 11-2-4 22-8 4 72.2 77 38 28 19 52 319 .266 Total 3.77 20-7-15 63-11 4 148.0 155 76 62 38 100 637 .273 Nate Kranz SOPHOMORE - 3B/SS - 5-10 - 185 - Bats: R - Throws: R Silver Spring/Cumberland Valley HS Major: Business Honors: 2006 - All-PSAC East second team (3B), North-Atlantic Re- gional All-Tournament team. CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .356 54-39 135 29 48 10 1 2 33 66 .489 .463 3-4 Chad Lightcap SOPHOMORE - OF/2B - 5-10 - 209 - Bats: R - Throws: R Boyertown/Boyertown HS Major: Undeclared Honors: 2006 - PSAC East Rookie of the Year. CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .317 42-32 120 36 38 10 3 3 32 63 .525 .413 1-1 Ryan Loper SENIOR - OF/RHP - 6-1 - 185 - Bats: R - Throws: R Boiling Springs/Cumberland Valley HS Major: Criminal Justice Honors: 2004 - PSAC East Rookie of the Year, North Atlantic Regional All-Tournament Team; 2005 - All-PSAC East first team (OF);2006 - PSAC East Player of the Year, All-PSAC East first team (OF), ABCA & NCBWA All-Region first team, Regional All-Tournament team. 5 Golden Bear Profiles

Ryan Loper, CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB continued Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2004 .317 52-46 142 39 45 10 3 7 32 82 .577 .381 8-9 2005 .318 55-51 157 30 50 9 2 7 43 84 .535 .362 12-12 2006 .404 58-57 171 38 69 10 3 6 45 103 .602 .445 5-10 Total .349 165-154 470 107 164 29 8 20 120 269 .572 .398 25-31 CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2004 5.12 2-1-0 12-4 0 31.2 36 20 18 14 18 147 .295 2005 2.93 3-1-0 7-6 1 30.2 29 12 10 14 27 136 .252 2006 3.02 6-3-0 12-12 0 62.2 57 34 21 17 48 281 .241 Total 3.53 11-5-0 31-22 1 125.0 122 66 49 45 25 564 .257 Mike McCardell SENIOR - 1B/3B/RHP - 6-5 - 205 - Bats: R - Throws: R West Chester/Henderson HS Major: Geography Honors: 2006 - PSAC East Pitcher of the Year, All-PSAC East first team (SP/1B), PSAC Tournament MVP, ABCA North Atlantic All-Re- gion second team, NCBWA North Atlantic All-Region first team. CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2004 .302 47-37 106 14 32 4 0 1 20 39 .368 .364 0-0 2005 .292 49-47 130 18 38 12 0 2 21 56 .431 .321 2-2 2006 .381 54-51 160 38 61 16 1 7 31 100 .625 .430 1-1 Total .331 150-135 396 70 131 32 1 10 72 195 .492 .378 3-3 CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2004 2.86 2-3-1 18-4 0 44.0 37 18 14 10 51 181 .224 2005 4.07 5-3-2 12-9 0 55.1 57 30 25 15 54 241 .263 2006 2.58 6-1-13 22-8 3 69.2 45 25 20 21 87 279 .177 Total 3.14 13-7-16 52-21 3 169.0 139 73 59 46 192 701 .219 Kevin Morganti JUNIOR - RHP - 6-4 - 190 - Bats: R - Throws: R Reading/Muhlenberg HS Major: Leisure and Sport Studies CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2005 5.48 1-0-0 13-3 0 23.0 23 17 14 14 11 107 .256 2006 2.89 4-0-1 13-2 0 28.0 36 19 9 19 13 136 .308 Total 4.06 5-0-1 26-5 0 51.0 59 36 23 33 24 247 .285 Garrison Rausch JUNIOR - OF/LHP - 6-0 - 185 - Bats: L - Throws: L Allentown/Parkland HS Major: Business CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2006 .246 33-20 69 14 17 3 0 2 10 26 .377 .333 0-0 CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2006 11.57 0-0-0 2-2 0 4.2 8 6 6 4 2 25 .381

6 Golden Bear Profiles Derick Reis JUNIOR - RHP - 6-0 - 190 - Bats: R - Throws: R Jim Thorpe/Jim Thorpe HS Major: Elementary Education CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2006 0.44 3-0-2 14-0 0 20.1 17 4 1 9 23 90 .218 Bryan Riggins JUNIOR - OF - 6-6 - 205 - Bats: R - Throws: R Glenmoore/Downingtown West HS Major: Leisure and Sport Studies CAREER HITTING STATISTICS SLG OB Year AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB % % SB-A 2005 .294 27-7 34 6 10 1 0 0 3 11 .324 .368 2-3 2006 .264 45-22 72 18 19 4 0 1 15 26 .361 .391 8-12 Total .274 72-29 106 24 29 5 0 1 18 37 .349 .385 10-15 Phil Rummel JUNIOR - RHP - 6-4 - 210 - Bats: R - Throws: R Exeter/West-Mont Christian Academy Major: Criminal Justice Honors: 2006 - North Atlantic Regional All-Tournament team CAREER PITCHING STATISTICS Year ERA W-L-S G-GS CG IP H R ER BB SO BF B/Avg 2005 5.91 1-0-1 18-2 0 35.0 41 28 23 10 29 157 .289 2006 1.86 6-3-0 18-8 1 63.0 53 28 13 17 37 255 .231 Total 3.31 7-3-1 36-10 1 98.0 94 56 36 27 66 412 .253 Athletic Honors (since 1979) PSAC Honors 1988-Todd Greenwalt 2006-Ryan Loper, Regional Honors NCBWA 1st Team Athlete of the Year 1989-Todd Green- Mike McCardell*, North Atlantic 2005-Matt Keller, 1996-Jim Gerner walt, Lee Stewart Matt Maradeo Coach of the Year Kyle Costello 1998-Ryan Vogelsong 1990-Lee Stewart, All-PSAC 2nd Team 2001-Matt Royer 2006-Ryan Loper, 1999-John Rozich Rich Kriebel 1979-Scott Schlecter 2002-Matt Royer Mike McCardell 2000-Steve Fitch 1991-Lee Stewart, 1981-Dom Peluso, 2004-Chris Blum NCBWA 2nd Team 2001-Tim Bausher Mike Neal Jim Bannon, Scott ABCA Pitcher of the 2006-Matt Maradeo 2002-Glenn Woolard 1996-Eric Clemmer*, Seiz, Chris Heyer Year South Atlantic 2006-Ryan Loper Matt Wright 1995-Rob Ferry, Jim 1998-Ryan Vogelsong 3rd Team Pitcher of the Year 1997-Andy Bausher, Gerner, Brad Har- 2002-Glenn Woolard 1983-Bill Sassaman 2006-Mike McCardell Kevin Bonner, Eric kins, James Kelly, 2005-Matt Keller Rookie of the Year Clemmer* Dan Weigle ABCA 1st Team National Honors 1995-Andy Bausher 1998-Ryan Vogel- 1996-Andy Bausher, 1998-Ryan Vogelsong ABCA 1996-John Rozich song, John Rozich Dan Weigle, Eric 1999-John Rozich Div. II Player of the 2002-Paul Garber 1999-John Rozich, Clemmer* 2001-Tim Bausher, Year 2004-Ryan Loper Dave Steckel, Steve 1997-Steve Fitch, Dennis Smeding 2002-Glenn Woolard 2006-Chad Lightcap Fitch John Rozich, Eric 2002-Glenn Woolard Div. II Pitcher of the Coach of the Year 2000-Steve Fitch, Clemmer* 2003-Joe Bosack Year 1997-Matt Royer Stan Haraczka 1999-Eric Clemmer, 2005-Matt Keller, 2002-Glenn Woolard 1999-Matt Royer 2001-Tim Bausher, Pat Lancianese, Kyle Costello All-America 1st Team 2001-Matt Royer Danny Nelson, Chris Spinozzi* 2006-Ryan Loper, 2002-Glenn Woolard 2002-Matt Royer Glenn Woolard, 2000-Chris Lauwers, Matt Maradeo All-America 2nd 2004-Chris Blum Dennis Smeding Dan Newton ABCA Second Team Team 2006-Chris Blum 2002-Glenn Woolard, 2001-Al Fitch, Pat 1989-Lee Stewart 1998-Ryan Vogelsong All-PSAC 1st Team Paul Garber, Al Lancianese, Stan 1999-Dave Steckel, All-America 3rd Team 1979-Earl Weaver Fitch, Dennis Smed- Haraczka Steve Fitch 2001-Tim Bausher 1981-Jerry Hand ing 2002-Rob McCuen 2000-Steve Fitch, 2005-Matt Keller 1982-Bill Sassaman 2003-Joe Bosack, Al 2004-Matt Keller, Stan Haraczka 1983-Bill Sassaman, Fitch, Rob McCuen Rob McCuen 2001-Glenn Woolard *selected as both Jim Emerick, Bob 2004-Paul Korop- 2005-Paul Korop- 2002-Dennis Smed- position player and Graber, Bill Pugh chak, John Yearsley chak, Clay Kuklick, ing pitcher 1984-Bill Sassaman, 2005-Kyle Costello, Matt Keller 2006-Mike Mc- Randy Remaly Jeff Craig, Ryan 2006-Josh Fink, Nate Cardell 1987-Jim Bergeman Loper Kranz, Jeff Craig 7 Facilities

Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division II colleges and universities in the eastern United States. Twenty of KU’s 21 teams have their home venues on campus. Keystone Hall The headquarters of the KU athletic department, Keystone Hall is the hub of indoor athletic activity on campus. Keystone Hall houses a 3,400-seat arena, a 25-yard competition pool, the Golden Bear Sports Medicine department, designated locker rooms for all intercollegiate athletic teams, and a state-of-the-art fitness room. Additionally, it served as the site of a town meeting by President George W. Bush in 2004.

North Campus Field t KU’s North Campus Baseball Field was the site of the 2001 and 2002 NCAA Division II North Atlantic Regional Championships. The facility includes dugouts, a hitting cage and bullpens, while recent additions include a new backstop, infield tarp, banners and signs of team accomplishments, spon- sorship signs and a new scoreboard. Dimensions for the field are 335 down the lines, 380 to the power allies and 405 to center field.

t Risley Weight Room Athletes get extensive use from the free- weight room, located on the ground floor of Risley Hall, the original gym. The weight room was recently renovated and expanded.

Keystone Field House

t Keystone Field House is home to the KU men’s and women’s indoor track teams, and it has been the site of major eastern championships in recent years. The field house is used by all teams for indoor practice and overflow athletic events, and many camps and clinics throughout the year. It is also used for non-athletic events, such as President Clinton’s address during his visit in 1995.

8 Golden Bears in the Pros

Golden Bear Players in the Major Leagues Ryan Vogelsong Pitcher (1996-98) 5th Round 1998 Draft San Francisco Giants Org. (2000-01), Pittsburgh Pirates Org. (2001-06), Hanshin Tigers {Japan} (2006-pres.) Ryan Vogelsong made his Major League debut with the San Francisco Giants in 2000, appearing in 17 games before being traded to Pittsburgh in 2001. An elbow injury cost him the 2002 season. He returned from the injury, and appeared in 101 games for the Pirates between 2003-06. In 2006, he signed with the Hanshin Tigers of the Japanese Professional Baseball League. He was inducted into KU’s Hall of Fame in 2005. Tim Bausher Pitcher (1998-2001) Ryan Vogelsong (left) and 27th Round 20001 Draft Harry L. Hoch, grandson Seattle Mariners Org. (2001), of inductee Harry Hoch, Milwaukee Brewers Org (2003- 04), Colorado Rockies Org. (2004), at the 2005 KU Hall of Harry Hoch Boston Red Sox Org. (2005-06), Cin- Fame Induction. Pitcher (1904-07) cinnati Reds Org. (2006-pres.) Played in the Major Leagues early in the 20th Tim Bausher became KU’s third century. Hoch played for the Philadelphia player on an active Major League roster in 2005, Phillies in 1908. He then appeared in 27 when he was called up to the Boston Red Sox for the games for the St. Louis Browns over the day on April 29. In 2006, Bausher was traded to the 1914-15 seasons. Hoch was inducted into Cincinnati Reds organization, where he completed the KU’s Hall of Fame in 2005. season at AAA Louisville.

Other Golden Bear Professional Players (Since 1997) Andy Donny John Rozich Bausher Langdon Catcher (1996-99) Pitcher (1995-97) Pitcher (2003-04) 18th round 6th round Free Agent 1999 Draft 1997 Draft Mariners Org. Dodgers Org. Pirates Org. (2005) (1999) (1997-00) Evansville Otters Padres Org. {Frontier League} (2000-03) (2005-pres.) Ron Clay Kuklick Kyle Chiavacci Catcher (2002-05) Sadlowski Pitcher (1998) Free Agent Pitcher (2003-05) 44th round Elmira Pioneers 44th round 1998 Draft {Can-Am League} 2005 Draft Expos Org. (2005) Cardinals Org. (1998-04) N. J. Jackals (2005-pres.) Pirates Org. {Can-Am League} (2004-pres.) (2006-pres.) Steve Fitch Matt Glenn Pitcher (1997-00) Maradeo Woolard 34th round Pitcher (2005-06) Pitcher (2000-02) 2000 Draft Free Agent 10th Round Indians Org. Cubs Org. 2002 Draft (2000-02) (2006-pres.) Giants Org. Pirates Org. (2002-04) (2002-03) Brewers Org. (2004-06) 9 Golden Bear Season Records

Hitting Pitching Player No. Year Player No. Year Player No. Year At-bats Walks ERA (1 IP/team’s GP) Dennis Smeding 222 2002 Pat Lancianese 49 2000 Ryan Vogelsong 1.41 1998 Joe Bosack 221 2002 Pat Lancianese 46 2001 Matt Haverly 1.53 2004 Dennis Smeding 207 2001 Al Fitch 38 2002 Philip Rummel 1.86 2006 Stan Haraczka 205 2001 Eric Clemmer 38 1997 Matt Maradeo 2.17 2005 Al Fitch 200 2002 John Rozich 33 1998 Rob McCuen 2.33 2003 Runs Stan Haraczka 33 2001 Stan Haraczka 64 2001 Hit by Pitch Games Joe Bosack 62 2002 Josh Fink 24 2006 Matt Keller 27 2004 Josh Fink 50 2006 Nate Kranz 22 2006 Rob McCuen 26 2002 Dennis Smeding 50 2001 Josh Fink 13 2005 Steve Fitch 25 1997 Pat Lancianese 49 2001 Clay Kuklick 12 2005 Mike McCardell 22 2006 Mike Waldt 49 2001 Several 11 Matt Keller 22 2005 Hits Sacrifice Hits Wins Dennis Smeding 81 2002 Kevin Bonner 10 1996 Glenn Woolard 14# 2002 Dennis Smeding 80 2001 Al Fitch 8 2001 Joe Bosack 74 2002 Clay Smeltzer 7 2000 Steve Fitch 11 1999 Stan Haraczka 74 2001 Tony Jordan 7 1983 Matt Keller 11 2005 Jeff Craig 73 2005 David Steckel 6 1999 Paul Garber 10 2002 RBI T. Zimmerman 6 1989 Tim Bausher 10 2001 Dennis Smeding 68 2001 Sacrifice Flies Steve Fitch 10 2000 John Rozich 59 1999 Jim Gerner 6 1995 Saves Kyle Costello 57 2005 Dennis Smeding 5 2001 Mike McCardell 13 2006 Jeff Craig 53 2006 Eric Clemmer 5 1998 Matt Keller 8 2004 Mike Waldt 53 2001 Several 4 Rob McCuen 7 2002 Dennis Smeding 50 2002 Total Bases John Rozich 50 1997 Dennis Smeding 121 2001 Steve Fitch 7 1997 Doubles Dennis Smeding 120 2002 Several 4 Jeff Craig 17 2005 John Rozich 117 1999 Complete Games Dennis Smeding 17 2002 Jeff Craig 113 2006 Tim Bausher 11 2001 Several 16 Mike Waldt 108 2001 Steve Fitch 10 2000 Triples Slugging Percentage Ryan Vogelsong 9 1998 Rob Ferry 6 1995 Pete Kasturas .743 1987 Glenn Woolard 8 2002 Brian Comstock 6 1995 Chris Lauwers .711 2000 Danny Nelson 8 2001 Dennis Smeding 5 2001 Lee Stewart .701 1990 Several 4 Todd Greenwalt .681 1988 Steve Fitch 8 1999 Home Runs Jim Gerner .648 1993 Andy Bausher 8 1997 John Rozich 12 1999 On Base Percentage Shutouts Chris Lauwers 11 2000 Dave Dickson .607 1988 Matt Haverly 2 2004 John Rozich 11 1998 Lee Stewart .604 1990 Glenn Woolard 2 2002 Mike Waldt 10 2001 Lee Stewart .602 1991 Chris Spinozzi 2 1999 Jeff Craig 9 2006 James Kelly .573 1995 Chris Spinozzi 2 1998 Chris Lauwers 9 1999 Pete Kasturas .567 1987 Greg Serensitis 2 1991 Batting Average Games Played Robert Castimore 2 1996 Todd Greenwalt .473 1988 Dennis Smeding 60 2002 Kevin Motts .440 1990 Al Fitch 60 2002 Innings Pitched Pete Kasturas .443 1987 Joe Bosack 60 2002 Tim Bausher 113.0 2001 Lee Stewart .442 1990 Mike Waldt 59 2002 Glenn Woolard 105.2 2002 Lee Stewart .427 1991 Stan Haraczka 57 2001 Glenn Woolard 100.2 2001 Stolen Bases Several 56 Steve Fitch 91.1 2000 Bill Sassaman 30 1983 Danny Nelson 90.1 2001 Bill Sassaman 30 1982 Strikeouts Joe Bosack 27 2002 Glenn Woolard 148# 2002 Pat Lancianese 22 2001 #Pennsylvania State Athletic Chris Lopez 21 1998 Tim Bausher 128 2001 Conference record Glenn Woolard 116 2001 Italics-active player Ryan Vogelsong 109 1998 Andy Bausher 104 1997 10 Golden Bear Career Records

Hitting Pitching Player No. Years Player No. Years Player No. Years At-Bats Walks ERA (1 IP/team’s GP) Al Fitch 682 2000-03 Pat Lancianese 121# 1998-01 Matt Maradeo 2.72 2005-06 John Rozich 625 1996-99 Eric Clemmer 101 1996-99 R. Vogelsong 2.87 1996-98 Stan Haraczka 623 1998-01 John Rozich 87 1996-99 Rob McCuen 2.88 2001-04 Clay Kuklick 562 2002-05 Stan Haraczka 85 1998-01 Matt Haverly 2.96 2002-04 Jim Gerner 536 1993-96 Chad Ohar 81 1995-98 Chris Spinozzi 2.98 1998-99 Runs Al Fitch 81 2000-03 Games Stan Haraczka 161 1998-01 Hit by Pitch Steve Fitch 75 1997-00 John Rozich 140 1996-99 Clay Kuklick 43 2002-05 Matt Keller 63 2003- Al Fitch 128 2000-03 Josh Fink 42 2003-06 Rob McCuen 59 2001-04 Josh Fink 125 2003-06 Gary Stricker 41 2003-06 Mike McCardell 52 2004- Pat Lancianese 124 1998-01 Brad Harkins 28 1992-95 Glenn Woolard 49 2000-02 Clay Kuklick 124 2002-05 Chris Lauwers 26 1999-02 Wins Hits Sacrifice Hits Glenn Woolard 28 2000-02 Al Fitch 231 2000-03 Gary Stricker 16 2003-06 Steve Fitch 28 1997-00 John Rozich 210 1996-99 Josh Fink 14 2003-06 R. Vogelsong 24 1996-98 Stan Haraczka 201 1998-01 Kyle Costello 14 2003-06 Matt Keller 20 2003- Jim Gerner 184 1993-96 Al Fitch 13 2000-03 Kyle Sadlowski 19 2003-05 Clay Kuklick 176 2002-05 Stan Haraczka 13 1998-01 Andy Bausher 18 1995-97 RBI Sacrifice Flies Rob McCuen 17 2001-04 John Rozich 192# 1996-99 Eric Clemmer 13 1996-99 Saves Al Fitch 145 2000-03 Al Fitch 10 2000-03 Mike McCardell 16 2004- Ryan Loper 120 2004- Ryan Loper 10 2004- Matt Keller 15 2003- Dennis Smeding 118 2001-02 Paul Koropchak 10 2002-05 Steve Fitch 13 1997-00 Jim Gerner 113 1993-96 Gary Stricker 9 2003-06 Rob McCuen 7 2001-04 Doubles John Rozich 9 1996-99 Rich Kriebel 5 1990-93 John Rozich 49 1996-99 Total Bases Complete Games Eric Clemmer 44 1996-99 John Rozich 378 1996-99 Steve Fitch 19 1997-00 Al Fitch 41 2000-03 Al Fitch 306 2000-03 Andy Bausher 18 1995-97 Jim Gerner 41 1993-96 Jim Gerner 296 1993-96 Glenn Woolard 16 2000-02 Stan Haraczka 39 1998-01 Ryan Loper 269 2004- R. Vogelsong 16 1996-98 Triples Stan Haraczka 266 1998-01 Tim Bausher 15 1998-01 Jim Gerner 13 1993-96 Batting Average Shutouts Ryan Loper 8 2004- Lee Stewart .395 1988-91 Chris Spinozzi 4 1998-99 Dennis Smeding 7 2001-02 Bill Sassaman .383 1981-84 Matt Haverly 3 2002-04 Dan Weigle 7 1993-96 T. Greenwalt .377* 1986-89 Eric Clemmer 3 1996-99 Lee Stewart 7 1988-91 Dennis Smeding .375 2001-02 Innings Pitched Mike Neal 7 1990-93 Mike Neal .358* 1990-92 Glenn Woolard 265.1 2000-02 Home Runs Jim Gerner .343 1993-96 Steve Fitch 251.2 1997-00 John Rozich 37 1996-99 Games Played Tim Bausher 241.1 1998-01 Chris Lauwers 23 1999-02 Al Fitch 205 2000-03 Eric Clemmer 216.1 1996-99 Ryan Loper 20 2004- Gary Stricker 189 2003-06 Peter Riffle 214.1 1965-68 Jim Gerner 15 1993-96 John Rozich 189 1996-99 R. Vogelsong 210.1 1996-98 Lee Stewart 15 1988-91 Clay Kuklick 188 2002-05 Strikeouts Stolen Bases Stan Haraczka 186 1998-01 Glenn Woolard 316# 2000-02 Bill Sassaman 89 1981-84 Josh Fink 184 2003-06 Tim Bausher 296 1998-01 David Steckel 54 1998-00 R. Vogelsong 242 1996-98 Chris Lopez 48 1996-99 *records incomplete, Peter Riffle 226 1965-68 Chad Ohar 47 1995-98 missing one season Andy Bausher 215 1995-97 Chris Lauwers 38 1999-02 #Pennsylvania State Athletic Con- ference Record Italics-active player

11 Student Recreation Center photo by KU university relations The brand new, 64,623 square foot racquetball courts, an indoor rock climbing student recreation center opened in the wall, a synthetic surface gymnasium with fall of 2006. The facility, located between curved walls for indoor sports, a synthetic Keystone Hall and University Field, is surface half gymnasium, a suspended jog- THE place to be for student recreation and ging track (approx. 1/10 mile), an office fitness on campus. Among the amenities suite for recreational services staff, a meet- are a nearly 9,000 sq. ft. fitness center and ing room, retail space/snack bar and locker weight room, two group fitness studios, two rooms with jacuzzis.

2005-06 Dixon Trophy photo by KU sports information For the first time in school history, Kutz- its top six men’s finishes and top six women’s town University is the winner of the Penn- finishes in 21 conference sports. sylvania State Athletic Conference’s (PSAC) Kutztown, the runner-up the past two Dixon Trophy for the 2005-06 academic years, totaled 140 points, edging Shippens- year. The trophy is presented annually to the burg by one and a half points. league’s most successful all-around program. Pictured above are several representa- The Dixon Trophy is named after F. Eu- tives of Kutztown University’s athletic teams gene Dixon, Jr., former chairman of the Board accepting the Dixon Trophy at a presentation of Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System in September. On hand to present the trophy of Higher Education. It is awarded annually to to KU’s coaches and athletes were President the PSAC member institution that accumulates F. Javier Cevallos (far left), Vice President for the most points based on results of conference Student Services and Campus Life Chick Wo- playoffs and/or regular-season records. Each odard (front, third from right) and Director of institution’s point total is calculated by adding Athletics Greg Bamberger (far right). 12 Academics & Athletics at KU

The KU Academic Success Initiative, when fully implemented by the coaching staff, provides the appropriate support, incentive, and opportunity for students to make a simi- lar effort toward their academic success as made toward their athletic performance. The Initiative is based on the expectation that both individual and team academic performance will be at or above the level of the overall student body. This expectation is built into the evaluation of coaches and is an integral part of the process of awarding athletic scholarships. KU provides athletic scholarships to support the academic pursuits of its student-athletes. Student-athletes are expected to participate in sports because they love to do so. Continuing indications reveal that the Initiative works and is having a profound and measurable effect on both academic and athletic performance. Over the past 11 years, KU’s freshman class of student-athletes has had a significantly higher grade-point average than the overall freshman class. In 2005-06, KU’s student-athletes achieved a cumulative grade-point average of 2.84, the second highest in school history. Also, 94 Golden Bears were recognized as Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Scholar Athletes. The KU Academic Success Initiative contains the following components: The Monitoring of Progress: The for specialized instruction. academic progress of student-athletes is Referrals For Services to the Coun- continually tracked and monitored. seling and Advisement Center: Trained Course Selection and Registration: In counselors/faculty advisors are available to order to avoid unnecessary conflicts between help with psychological/academic counsel- athletic events and classes, student-athletes ing/advisement issues. are provided a registration date earlier than Library Tour: A library tour is highly the rest of the campus student population. recommended of all incoming student-ath- Registration is now done online via the letes. Internet. Students can go online at any time Personal Computer: Each student- to view their schedule, grades, transcript, athlete is strongly encouraged to have access financial aid, payments, charges and restric- to a networked personal computer. tions on their account. Academic Coaching: This year-long Academic Accomplishment Recognition program is based on one-on-one personal The Department of Athletics has devel- contacts between the coach and the student- oped a comprehensive program to provide athlete. incentive for and acknowledgement of the Faculty Advising: This is an essential many academic accomplishments of its part of the college experience and is often a student-athletes. Below are some examples major factor in the ultimate academic success of the program. of students. Advisor meetings are required Graduation Reception: The athletic in order to register for classes. department hosts a reception for graduating Pre-Season Academic Seminars: student-athletes and their families at the During pre-season camps and/or the first winter and spring commencement ceremo- week of classes, athletes may participate in nies to recognize the culmination of student- seminars addressing topics such as time man- athletes’ education at Kutztown University. agement, study skills, class participation, Awards and Honors: KU offers spe- student/faculty relationships and test-taking cific academic scholarships available only strategies. to student-athletes. KU student-athletes are Career Services Visit For Undeclared nominated for all available NCAA, PSAC Majors: Incoming students who have not yet and CoSIDA awards. declared a major or who may be unsure of Scholar-Athlete Banquet: Each year, their chosen major are highly encouraged to the PSAC Scholar-Athletes are recognized visit the Career Services Office. at a banquet in their honor. Referrals For Services to the Depart- Dean’s List Ceremony: All Kutztown ment of Developmental Studies: Student- University student-athlete dean’s list recipi- athletes are strongly encouraged to make use ents are acknowledged at a basketball game of the Department of Developmental Studies’ every year. services in regard to tutoring or other needs 13 2007 Kutztown University Baseball Schedule

Home games in BOLD CAPS * PSAC East contest + if team qualiﬁes (1) at Newport News, VA (2) Savannah Invitational (Savannah, GA) BASEBALL (3) at First Energy Stadium (Reading, PA)