PO7-5341 USI BASEBALL SCHEDULE *GLVC Games; Home Games In Gray; Road Games In White; All Times are CST; USI SCREAMING EAGLES Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday feb r u ar y QUICK FACTS 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 at Armstrong Atlantic St., 10 a.m. (DH) GENERAL Name of school: University of Southern Indiana 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 8 at Armstrong at Henderson City/population: Evansville/280,000 (Metro area) Atlantic St., 10 St., noon (DH) Founded: 1965 a.m. Enrollment: 9,939 (Fall 2007) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Nickname: Screaming Eagles at Henderson Holiday Inn/USI Holiday Inn/USI School colors: Red, White, Blue St., noon (DH) Invitational Invitational Arena/capacity: USI Baseball Field/500 Affiliation: NCAA II 24 25 26 27 28 29 Holiday Inn/USI vs. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Invitational Oakland City, President: Dr. H. Ray Hoops 1 p.m. Alma mater, yr.: Eastern Illinois, ‘62 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Athletic Director: Jon Mark Hall Alma mater, yr.: Murray State, ‘90 1 vs. Grand Athletic Department phone: 812/464-1846 Valley St., Athletic Trainer: Brian Zolner noon (DH) Athletic Trainer’s phone: 812/465-1298 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Training Room phone: 812/464-1955 vs. Grand vs. Wayne St., Valley St., noon (DH) M ar ch noon History 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 First Yr. Of Baseball: 1971 vs. Wayne St., at Oakland vs. UW- Overall All-Time Record: 853-790 (.519) noon City, 1 p.m. Parkside, Noon(DH)* Yrs. in NCAA Regionals/Last: 7/2006 Last post-season opponent: Tampa (NCAA II 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 vs. UW- vs. Quincy, vs. Quincy, Championship) Parkside, noon(DH)* noon(DH)* Result: L 8-1 noon(DH)* 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Coaching Staff vs. Ky. at SIU at SIU Wesleyan, Edwardsville, Edwardsville, 1 Head Coach: Tracy Archuleta noon (DH)+ 7 p.m. p.m. (DH) Alma Mater, Yr.: Metropolitan State College of 30 31 Denver, 1997 at SIU Record at USI: 43-23 (1 Year) Edwardsville, noon* Career Record: 191-147 (6 Years) Baseball Office Phone: 812/464-1943 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Best Time/Day to reach Coach: Mornings 1 2 3 4 5 Assistant Coaches: Joel Weaver; Dustin Murray, at Ky. vs. Missouri Chris Marx Wesleyan, 1 S&T, noon p.m. + (DH)* 2007 Team Information 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Overall Record: 43-23 APRIL vs. Missouri vs. Bellarmine, at Rockhurst, Conference Record: 24-15 (2nd GLVC/4th GLVC S&T, noon 1 p.m.+ noon (DH)* (DH)* Tournament) Final ranking last year: 4th Nationally 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Lettermen returning/lost: 21/9 at Rockhurst, vs. vs. Lewis, noon (DH)* St. Joseph’s, 1 p.m. (DH)* 1 p.m.+ Sports Information 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Sports Information Director: Ray Simmons vs. Lewis, at Bellarmine, vs. Mo.- vs. Mo.- noon (DH)* 3 p.m.+ St. Louis, St. Louis, SID Office phone: 812/465-1622 7 p.m.*# 1 p.m. (DH)* Home phone: 812/402-6435 Assistant Sports Information Director: 27 28 29 30 vs. Mo.- at Dan McDonnell St. Louis, Northern Ky., Office phone: 812/465-1121 noon 1 p.m. Home phone: 812/303-6287 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SID fax: 812/465-7094 1 2 3 Press box phone: 812/465-7064 at Drury, noon SID mailing address: 8600 University Blvd. (DH)* Evansville, IN 47712 Media Information 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 at Drury, noon Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Radio station: WSWI (AM) Valley Conference Valley Conference Valley Conference MA Y (DH)* Tournament Tournament Tournament Radio contact person: Andrew Bolin Address: 8600 University Blvd. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Evansville, IN 47712 Great Lakes NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Valley Conference North Central North Central North Central Office phone: 812/464-1836 Tournament Regional Regional Regional`
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Newspaper: Evansville Courier & Press NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Newspaper contact person: Jacob Bennett North Central National Regional Championship Address: 300 E. Walnut St., P.O. Box 268 Evansville, IN 47702-0268 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Office phone: 812/464-7505 NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II National National National National National National National Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship
HOME GAMES AWAY GAMES + at GCS Park Sauget, IL 2008 Baseball Season Outlook NCAA II Championship Series: 2007 NCAA II North Central Regional Champion: 2007 NCAA II Tournament: 1979, 1983, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 2007 GLVC Championships: 1983, 1985, 1993 GLVC Regular Season Championships: 1992, 1993 The University of Southern Indiana baseball team enters 2008 the arm injury that sidelined him last season and will be ready hoping to do something it has never had a chance to do in the to take a shot at the starting rotation this spring. history of the program: Return to the NCAA Division II National To add depth to the starting rotation, Archuleta has added junior Championship Series. left-hander Patrick Crider and junior right-hander P. J. Thomas. The Screaming Eagles are coming off an incredible run to end Crider comes to USI from John A. Logan College, where he was the 2007 season. The squad won a school record 43 wins, 2-2 with a 2.98 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 14 games. reached the GLVC Tournament for the first time since 2001; Thomas transferred to USI from Wabash Valley College where won its first NCAA II North Central Regional after reaching the he played for the Warriors the last two seasons. He was 6-5 regional for the first time since 1995; and finished tied for third last season with a 5.66 ERA in 16 games and 68.1 innings of in the national championship series. work. The right-handed hurler also struck out a WVC-high 66 The Eagles reached all of these objectives in their first season batters. under Head Coach Tracy Archuleta. Archuleta directed the The Eagles even have added depth in the bullpen. Eagles to a 43-23 overall record last year, 25 victories better than the 18-33 mark in 2006. The projected closer is junior right-hander Shaun Larsen. Larsen, who originally signed with Indiana State University out For an encore, Archuleta will have 20 returning players and 12 of high school, comes to USI from John A. Logan and was 2-2 newcomers in 2008. with a 2.10 ERA in 16 games. PITCHING Another candidate for innings out of the bullpen is sophomore A key to USI’s run in the 2007 NCAA II Tournament was pitching. right-hander Derek Dever. Dever comes after playing for The USI hurlers were 6-2 in the tournament and had a 3.34 ERA Johnson County Community College (Overland Park, Kansas) in 70 innings of work. in 2006. He was 1-4 with a 4.14 ERA in 27 innings and 11 appearances. The Eagles look to senior left- hander Cory Julian to lead the Joining Larsen and Dever in the pen are senior right-hander staff and pick up where he left off Aaron Schmitt, junior right-hander Michael Dewig, and last season. Julian led the staff freshman right-hander Trevor Leach. with a 2.10 ERA and tied a USI INFIELDERS single-season record for wins with an 8-3 record. The good news is USI returns three of four starters from last year’s infield. The senior southpaw also was The bad news is the only starter not nearly perfect in the post-season returning is All-American second (GLVC and NCAA Tournament) baseman Darin Mastroianni, who going 3-0 with a 0.32 ERA and 21 was drafted by the Toronto Bluejays strike outs in 28 innings of work. after last season. Julian did not allow a run in the NCAA II Tournament and was 2-0 Mastroianni was a major part of with a save. He was recognized for the USI offense, batting .409 with his efforts by being named to the an NCAA II-best and USI record 64 stolen bases in 2007. He also batted All-Regional Tournament and All- USI Senior LHP Championship Series teams. .516 in the NCAA II Tournament last Cory Julian spring. On the right side of the mound, the Eagles return senior right-hander A leading candidate to fill the hole up Jeremy Kehrt. Kehrt was a perfect 6-0 last season for USI, the middle is junior infielder Kevin becoming a part of the starting rotation for the first time as O’Hair. O’Hair was USI’s starting an Eagle. He also was named to the All-Regional Tournament shortstop last season, setting a USI Junior Infielder team after pitching eight shutout innings in the North Central school record with 202 assists and Kevin O’Hair championship game. combined with Mastroianni to turn 58 double plays. He also batted .248 Returning starting pitchers joining Julian and Kehrt are for the season and .256 in the post-season. sophomore right-hander Casey Geiger and junior right-hander Matt Nichols. Geiger attempts to make the move to the starting Also returning in the infield are seniors Matt Pleiss and Josh rotation after going 3-1 with a 2.20 ERA during his first season. Malone; and junior Alex Thieroff. Pleiss, who played first base last year, batted .291 durng the season and tied for fourth on the Nichols showed during fall practice that he had recovered from
continued… — 1 — team with 32 RBIs, while Thieroff improved his batting average .250, showed even more improvement during the fall and could 100 points to .290 with 32 RBIs and played a strong third base. contend for an outfield slot. Bruce makes the move to the outfield permanently after splitting time on the infield during his Thieroff, who could see time as a designated hitter and in the first two years. outfield, also batted .326 during the 2007 post season and was second with six RBIs. New to the USI outfield are juniors Devon Bouvier, Caleb Ehmke and Royle Beach. Ehmke transferred to USI after one Malone, who also could see time as a designated hitter, raised season at Arizona Western College (Yuma, Arizona), where he his batting average 42 points last year to a career-high .272. He batted .244 with eight RBIs and two doubles in 34 games for the also had a career-high 18 RBIs. Matadors. The Matadors were 33-22 overall in 2007. New to the infield during 2008 are junior Josh Huebner; and Beach transferred to USI from Colby Community College where sophomores Wes Fink and Ben Griggs; and freshman Brad he batted .324 with 34 runs scored, 18 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases Vance. as a sophomore. Bouvier had a .307 career batting average Fink, a top candidate at shortstop, joins the Eagles after playing at Yakima Valley Community College, earning him All-Eastern last season for Jackson State Community College (Jackson, Region honors as a sophomore. Tennessee). He batted .297 with 35 RBIs and 13 doubles in his only season with the Generals. Huebner, who could be utilized at multiple infield spots in 2008, has played the last two seasons for Wabash Valley College (Mt. Carmel, Illinois) after a standout prep career at North High School (Evansville, Indiana). The former All-Metro and All-SIAC performer batted .358 with 32 RBIs and12 doubles at Wabash in 2007. Collegiate Baseball Newspaper CATCHER: NCAA Div. II Pre-Season Poll The Eagles have a strong continent (as of Dec. 26) (www.baseballnews.com) School, 2007 Final Record of back-stops for the 2008 1. Tampa, 53-10 21. North Georgia Coll. & St., 34-22 season. 2. Columbus St., 51-19 22. West Chester, 33-17 Returning from last year’s squad are senior Garrett Oros and 3. Florida Southern, 44-16 23. Minnesota St.-Mankato, 45-10 freshman Josh Jarboe. Oros, who 4. Mesa St., 49-14 24. SIU-Edwardsville, 37-17 batted .255 last season, handled the pitching during the entire NCAA 5. Abilene Christian, 47-13 25. Francis Marion, 36-18 II Tournament. 6. Mount Olive, 49-13 26. California, PA, 36-17 Giving the Eagles added depth 7. Franklin Pierce, 49-11 27. Ashland, 38-9 behind the plate are juniors Kyle Rowley and Nate Noland. Rowley 8. Tusculum, 50-14 28. St. Edwards, 43-15 comes to USI from St. Catharine 9. Angelo St., 51-20 29. West Florida, 43-19 College (St. Catharine, Kentucky), where he batted .337 with 22 RBIs, USI Senior Catcher 10. Southern Indiana, 43-23 30. Slippery Rock, 35-17 12 runs scored, and eight doubles Garrett Oros 11. Delta St., 45-16 31. South Carolina-Aiken, 39-24 as a sophomore. Noland transferred to USI from Olney Central Community 12. Ouachita Baptist, 50-10 32. Southern Arkansas, 41-17 College. He was named All-Conference in 2007 after hitting .438 13. Grand Valley St., 45-9 33. Wayne St., NE, 37-16 in the conference and .373 overall as a sophomore in 2006. 14. Georgia Coll. & St., 46-16 34. Nebraska-Omaha, 37-24 OUTFIELD: 15. U.C. San Diego, 37-25 35. Barry, 32-23-1 A key to USI’s tournament run last year was outfield defense, led by senior Michael Beaven. Beaven, who started 64 of USI’s 16. Montevallo, 47-16 36. Nova Southeastern, 36-19 66 games, covered centerfield like a blanket. 17. Cal. St. Los Angeles, 45-17-1 37. Kutztown, 49-7 He also improved as a hitter, batting .248 with 47 runs scored, 18. Emporia St., 41-24 38. Adelphi, 35-17 which was third best on the team. 19. Cal. St. Chico, 47-15 39. Shippensburg, 28-24 USI will have a hole to fill with the graduation of rightfielder Hunter Slade. Slade led the team with 64 RBIs a year ago. 20. Central Missouri, 51-13 40. Lynn, 32-24 Returning to play in the 2008 outfield are juniors Chad Bruce, Greg Horn, Chad Werry, and Keith Mercer. Werry, who saw Also receiving votes: Western Oregon, Ft. Hays St., Carson-Newman, Northern action mainly as the designated hitter last year, batted .272 Kentucky, North Alabama, Belmont Abbey, and Erskine. with 34 RBIs and was named to North Central All-Regional Tournament team during the championship run. Horn, who raised his average over 80 points last season to
— 2 — USI BASEBALL COACHING STAFF Tracy Archuleta 2005 team broke the school record for wins in a season, set Head Baseball Coach by the 2004 squad. In each of those two seasons, the Rangers finished among the top 25 teams in the nation. Tracy Archuleta took over the USI baseball team in 2007, directing In his tenure at UW-Parkside, Archuleta has coached the Rangers the Screaming Eagles to their first All-American, Regional Player of the Year, GLVC Player of best season in the history of the the Year, and he has had two players sign professional contracts program. and 11 players earn All-Region honors. He was tabbed GLVC Coach of the Year in 2004. Archuleta’s first Eagles team made their first appearance in the final Archuleta served as an assistant coach for five seasons at Wayne four of the NCAA Division II Baseball State College (Nebraska) and Central Missouri State University Championship and won their first at the NCAA II level before taking ever NCAA Division II North Central the top spot at UW-Parkside. Regional championship. USI also At Wayne State, he was the set a school record by posting 43 infield coach, hitting coach, and victories, 25 wins better than the recruiting coordinator on the year before. team that captured its first NSIC The Eagles and Archuleta finished their first season together championship and NCAA II regional ranked fourth nationally; had a 43-23 overall record; and 24-15 birth in the 2001 season. Archuleta in the GLVC. USI placed second in the GLVC regular season and helped guide the team’s batting fourth in the conference tournament. average to 25th in the country (2000) and, in 2001, the squad For his efforts, Archuleta was named the ABCA North Central was third in the country in fielding Region Coach of the Year in 2007. percentage (.969). In 2001, Wayne Archuleta comes to USI after five seasons at the University of State finished 26th in the country Wisconsin-Parkside that featured a pair of NCAA Division II with a record of 35-10. Tournament appearances and a pair of 40-win seasons. UW- During his tenure at CMSU, the Parkside also advanced to the NCAA II North Central Regional Mules won the regular season title game in 2005 and was 148-124 (.544) during Archuleta’s conference championship with a tenure. record of 20-1 and were ranked After setting the foundation during his first two years, Archuleta as high as fifth in the nation. The team picked up an NCAA directed the Rangers into the national spotlight with a 41-18 tournament bid and finished 16th in the country with a 43-10 season in 2004, finishing on top of the GLVC standings and mark. Archuleta was CMSU’s outfield coach and recruiting earning the school’s first-ever NCAA II tournament bid. Between coordinator. He also assisted the hitters. 2002 and 2004, UW-Parkside went from 13 wins to 41 wins. The native of Iliff, Colorado, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree Archuleta’s Rangers continued their march in 2005, this time from Metropolitan State College of Denver and has a master’s with a 45-18 record, picking up the school’s first GLVC baseball degree in education from Wayne State College. He has three championship along the way. Again, the club made the NCAA children, Mikaela, 12, Alex, 6, and Samuel, 3. II Tournament, reaching the regional championship game. The ARCHULETA CAREER & QUICK FACTS HEAD COACHING RECORD OVERALL RECORD GLVC RECORD 2002-2006 (Univ. of Wisconsin-Parkside) 148-124 (.544) 107-75 (.588) 2007 (University of Southern Indiana) 43-23 (.651) 24-15 (.615) 6 Year Totals 191-147 (.565) 131- 90 (.593) HOMETOWN: Iliff, Colorado EDUCATION: B.A. Metropolitan State College of Denver, M. Ed. Wayne State College COACHING: Metropolitan State College of Dener (1996-97), University of Central Missouri (1999-2000) Wayne State College (1997-98, 2000-01), University of Wisconsin-Parkside (2002-06)
Joel Weaver While at WSC in 2005 and 2006, the Wildcats led the Northern Assistant Baseball Coach Sun Intercollegiate Conference in wins, saves, and strikeouts. Weaver also helped direct a staff to the conference’s best ERA Joel Weaver helped coach the USI in 2006. The Wildcats hurlers earned six NSIC All-Conference baseball pitching staff to single- awards, two NSIC Pitcher of the Year honors, and three All- season best 43 victories and 317 Region accolades in two seasons under Weaver’s tutelage. strikeouts during his first season in 2007. Prior to joining the WSC staff, Weaver spent one year as a student assistant at his alma mater, the University of Wisconsin- Weaver joined the USI staff after Parkside. Weaver also pitched four seasons for UW-Parkside two seasons with the Wayne and was a member of the staff that ranked first nationally in ERA State College (Nebraska) baseball in 2000. He also set the Ranger record for career appearances program. He was responsible for (65). working with the pitchers, recruiting, and camp coordination during his Weaver, a native of West Allis, Wisconsin, earned a bachelor’s tenure at WSC. degree from UW-Parkside and a master’s degree from WSC in sports management. — 3 — Dustin Murray Chris Marx Graduate Assistant Student Assistant Baseball Coach Baseball Coach Dustin Murray enters his second Chris Marx is in his first season season with the Eagles, specializing with Head Coach Tracy Archuleta in working with the hitters and the and the USI baseball program. He catchers. During his first season, will work with the outfielders and the Eagles improved their batting hitters, while assisting in recruiting. average 42 points. Prior to joining the USI staff, Marx Murray came to USI after spending began his coaching career as the the 2006 season as a student head coach of the Indiana Yankees, assistant on Tracy Archuleta’s staff a U17 select travel team and as at UW-Parkside. He played three an assistant coach for the Dubois seasons for UW-Parkside after County Bombers of the Central transferring from Lethbridge Community College, where he led Illinois Collegiate League. The Bombers won the CICL league his team to the 2002 Canadian championship. and tournament championships in 2007. The native of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, played in 92 games for The Evansville, Indiana, native and graduate of Mater Dei High UW-Parkside during his three seasons. He batted .281 with 14 School also has been an instructor at the University of Notre RBIs and 14 runs scored as a senior in 2005, helping lead the Dame Baseball Camp and at the Tim Marx’s Baseball School. Rangers to the GLVC championship and the NCAA Division II As a collegiate player, Marx played for Olney Central Community North Central Regional finals. College and Ouachita Baptist University. He helped Ouachita Murray graduated from UW-Parkside last May with a bachelor’s Baptist to 50 wins and a number one national ranking in 2007. degree in Sports and Fitness Management. Marx is a health services major at USI with the expectation of graduating in May 2008.
No. Name Pos. B-T Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (H.S.) 2 Kevin O’Hair IF B-R 5’10” 160 Jr. Scottsdale, AZ (Horizon) 3 Alex Thieroff IF R-R 6’2” 190 Jr. Greenfield, IN (Mt. Vernon) 4 Michael Beaven OF R-R 5’4” 140 Sr. Indianapolis, IN (Bishop Chatard) 5 Wes Fink IF R-R 6’1” 200 So. Clarksville, TN (Clarksville) 7 Casey Geiger P R-R 6’2” 170 So. Albion, IN (Central Noble) 8 Chad Bruce OF R-R 6’2” 200 Jr. Fountaintown, IN (New Palestine) 2008 9 Jeremy Kehrt P R-R 6’2” 190 Sr. Plainfield, IN (Plainfield) 10 Cory Julian P L-L 6’0” 180 Sr. Lynnville, IN (Tecumseh) USI 11 Joshua Jarboe C R-R 5’10” 180 So. Connersville, IN (Connersville) 13 Josh Huebner IF R-R 5’11” 170 Jr. Evansville, IN (North) 14 Patrick Crider P L-L 5’11” 160 Jr. Owensboro, KY (Apollo) Baseball 15 Trevor Leach P R-R 5’10” 170 Fr. Danville, IN (Danville) 16 Ben Griggs IF R-R 5’10” 175 So. Evansville, IN (Memorial) Roster 17 Kyle Rowley C R-R 5’10” 195 Jr. Indianapolis, IN (Perry Meridian) 20 Devon Bouvier OF L-R 6’2” 195 Jr. Kennewick, WA (Kennewick) 21 Josh Malone IF R-R 6’1” 210 Sr. Chesterton, IN (Chesterton) HEAD COACH: 22 Matt Pleiss IF/OF R-R 5’10” 180 Sr. Newburgh, IN (Castle) Tracy Archuleta (6) 23 Greg Horn OF R-R 6’0” 205 Jr. Plainfield, IN (Plainfield) ASSISTANT COACH: 24 Nate Noland C R-R 6’1” 200 Jr. Henderson, KY (Henderson County) Joel Weaver (12) 25 Keith Mercer OF R-R 6’2” 200 So. Evansville, IN (North) Graduate ASSISTANT COACH: Dustin Murray (20) 26 Chad Werry OF R-R 6’3” 195 Jr. New Harmony, IN (New Harmony) Student ASSISTANT COACH: 27 Garrett Oros C R-R 6’1” 215 Sr. Aurora, IL (West Aurora) Chris Marx (19) 28 Matt Nichols P R-R 6’2” 190 Jr. Newburgh, IN (Castle) 30 P.J. Thomas P R-R 6’4” 220 Jr. Jeffersonville, IN (Jeffersonville) 31 Royle Beach OF R-R 5’10” 165 Jr. Aurora, CO (Grandview) 33 Michael Dewig P R-R 6’5” 200 Jr. Haubstadt, IN (Gibson Southern) 34 Aaron Schmitt P R-R 6’0” 185 Sr. Evansville, IN (Memorial) 35 Caleb Ehmke OF R-R 5’11” 195 Jr. Waterloo, IN (DeKalb) 36 Brad Vance IF R-R 6’0” 170 Fr. Louisville, KY (Holy Cross) 37 Shaun Larsen P R-R 6’2” 215 Jr. Tell City, IN (Tell City) 38 Derek Dever P R-R 6’1” 175 So. Owensboro, KY (Daviess County) RS Eric Barnes IF R-R 5’11” 160 Fr. Evansville, IN (Bosse) RS Chase Holzmeyer IF R-R 5’11” 175 Fr. Haubstadt, IN (Gibson Southern) RS Shad Macke P R-R 6’5” 220 Fr. Evansville, IN (Mater Dei) RS Trevor Wagner IF R-R 6’0” 183 Fr. Evansville, IN (Bosse) RS Troy Wagner IF R-R 5’11” 165 Fr. Evansville, IN (Bosse)
— 4— 2008 USI Baseball Players Returning Players
2007: Started 65 of USI’s 66 games at shortstop during his first season with the team...batted .248 with 28 runs Kevin O’Hair #2 scored, 18 RBIs, six doubles, and one stolen base... Junior...Infielder recorded his first hit for the Eagles against Henderson State University...had a season-best three hits against 5’10”...160...Bats-B, Throws-R Angelo State University in the NCAA Division II Scottsdale, Arizona Championship series...had 13 multiple hit games... drove in a season-high two RBIs three times...set the (Horizon) USI single-season record with 202 assists. TRANSFER: MAJOR: Business Transferred to the USI program after a year with Iowa Western Community College (Council Bluffs, Iowa)... batted .275 with 11 RBIs and 12 runs scored in helping IWCC to the regular season Iowa Community College Athletic Conference championship and the Region XI title...IWCC finished 2006 ranked as high as third nationally...also redshirted one season at Scottsdale Community College (Scottsdale, Arizona) in 2005. SUMMER BASEBALL: Played for the Padres of the Arizona Summer Collegiate League, located in Phoenix, Arizona. HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years for Horizon High School (Scottsdale, Arizona). PERSONAL: Born September 3, 1985...Son of Michael and Sheri O’Hair.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA 2006 38 116 14 22 1 0 0 9 20 21 2 .190
2007: Played in 64 of the 66 games with 63 starts...raised his batting average 100 points as a sophomore to .290 Alex Thieroff #3 with a career-high 30 runs scored, 32 RBIs, 11 doubles, Junior...Infielder two triples, and 10 stolen bases...tied a career-high with three hits in a game...the last three-hit game came 6’2”...190...Bats-R, Throws-R against Angelo State University in the NCAA Division II Greenfield, Indiana Championship series...had 14 multi-hit games...drove in a career-high four RBIs in the win over Oakland City (Mt. Vernon) University. 2006: Named Academic All-GLVC...played in MAJOR: Marketing 38 games as a freshman, started 36...batted .190 with 14 runs scored and nine RBIs...had a season-best three hits against Oakland City University...drove in a season- high two RBIs against Oakland City and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball, swimming, and diving at Mt. Vernon High School (Fortville, Indiana)...was named All-Hoosier Heritage Conference, All-County, and honorable mention All-East in 2004. PERSONAL: Born October 6, 1986...son of Stephen and Christine Thieroff.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2006 38 116 14 22 1 0 0 9 20 21 2 .190
2007 64 210 30 61 11 2 0 32 29 39 10 .290
Total 102 326 44 83 12 2 0 41 49 60 12 .255
— 5 — 2007: Named Academic All-GLVC...led the Eagles defensively, covering centerfield like a blanket...batted Michael Beaven #4 .249 with 18 RBIs, 47 runs scored, four triples, and 11 Senior...Outfielder stolen bases...had four three-hit games, two coming in back-to-back games against the University of Wisconsin- 5’4”...140...Bats-R, Throws-R Parkside...had a season-best three RBIs against UW- Indianapolis, Indiana Parkside and the University of Indianapolis...swiped a season-high three stolen bases against Oakland City (Bishop Chatard) University. TRANSFER: Transferred from the University MAJOR: Marketing of Evansville...played in 50 games for the Aces in 2005 and 2006...batted .111 with a double, eight runs scored, and four stolen bases...was used mainly as a defensive replacement and pinch-runner. HIGH SCHOOL: A first team All-City selection at Bishop Chatard High School (Indianapolis, Indiana)...named the team’s Most Improved Player as a sophomore and Defensive Most Valuable Player as a senior...A 2004 Baseball Factory All-American...batted .309 with 20 RBIs and 30 runs scored...helped the Trojans to back-to-back city championships in 2003 and 2004. PERSONAL: Born August 19, 1985...son of Johnson and Cloretta Beaven.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2007 64 205 47 51 2 4 0 18 29 53 11 .249
2007: Joined the team at mid-season and became one of the most reliable hurlers out of the bullpen...finished Casey Geiger #7 his first year with a 3-1 record and a 2.20 ERA in14 Sophomore...Pitcher appearances and 41.0 innings of work...also had 21 strikeouts with a season-best five coming in his only start 6’2”...170...Bats-R, Throws-R against Kentucky Wesleyan College...picked up his first Albion, Indiana collegiate victory out of the bullpen, pitching 3.1 innings against the University of Missouri-Rolla...recorded his (Central Noble) first collegiate save in the win at Lewis University...lost MAJOR: Art his only collegiate start of 2007 versus KWC, going eight innings and allowing two runs. AT USI: Attended USI in 2005-06, but did not play baseball. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned letters in baseball, basketball, and football at Central Noble High School (Albion, Indiana)...named Most Valuable Player as a senior after recording 100 strikeouts in 54 innings of work...also batted .410 with three home runs as a senior...received the CNHS Best Pitcher Award as a junior after recording 72 strikeouts in 42 innings of work...also hit .370 as a junior...was named All-Area and All-Conference as a junior and senior... posted 18 strikeouts in a no-hitter against Westview High School. PERSONAL: Born March 10, 1987...son of Brian and Amanda Geiger.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH0 SV W-L ERA
2007 14 41.0 41 9 21 10 0 0 1 3-1 2.20
2007: Played in 28 games, splitting time at first base and the outfield...batted .179 with 11 runs scored, 14 Chad Bruce #8 RBIs, six doubles, and five stolen bases...had a season- Junior...Outfielder high two hits against Henderson State University and Oakland City University...drove in a season-high two 6’2”...200...Bats-R, Throws-R RBIs against Saint Joseph’s College. 2006: Played in Fountaintown, Indiana 47 of 51 games as a freshman...batted .234 with 15 runs scored, six doubles, one triple, one home run, and 13 (New Palestine) RBIs...his first collegiate home run was a three-run shot MAJOR: Radio & Television in the road win over Oakland City University...ranked second on the team with nine stolen bases...recorded the team’s season-high with seven assists during a win over the University of Missouri-Rolla...had a career-high three hits against Oakland City, the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and Quincy University...also had a career-best four RBIs against Oakland City. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball and basketball at New Palestine High School (New Palestine, Indiana)...helped lead NPHS to the Indiana 3A tournament finals in 2003 and the state championship in 2004...batted .363 as a senior, scoring 38 runs and driving in 19 RBIs. He also posted 13 doubles and two home runs. PERSONAL: Born March 5, 1987...son of Raymond and Lisa Bruce.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2006 47 137 15 32 6 1 1 13 11 38 9 .234
2007 28 106 11 19 6 1 0 14 7 32 5 .179
Total 75 24 26 51 12 2 1 27 18 70 14 .207
— 6 — 2007: Named to the NCAA Division II North Central Regional All-Tournament team after throwing eight Jeremy Kehrt #9 shutout innings to win the regional championship game Senior...Pitcher over Grand Valley State University...had the staff’s best winning percentage with 6-0 record in seven starts and 6’2”...190...Bats-R, Throws-R 18 appearances... recorded a career-best 3.42 ERA in Plainfield, Indiana 55.1 innings of work...ranked third on the team with 51 strikeouts...recorded a career-best 10 strikeouts in the (Plainfield) season-opener against Oakland City University. 2006: MAJOR: Marketing Made 10 appearances as a sophomore, posting a 2-4 record...was 2-3 in five starts on the mound...posted a 4.72 ERA and ranked fourth on the team with 31 strike outs...struck out a season-best eight batters against Oakland City University and Kentucky Wesleyan College. 2005: Made 13 appearances and one start on the mound as a freshman...struck out a season-high six batters in a relief appearance at the University of Missouri-St. Louis...recorded his first collegiate save against UMSL. SUMMER BASEBALL: Named New York Collegiate Baseball League All-Star after going 4-2 with a 1.77 ERA for the Geneva Red Wings in 2006...was 0-1 with a 4.32 ERA in three games for the Red Wings...played three years with the Indianapolis Bulldogs. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball and basketball at Plainfield High School (Plainfield, Indiana)...posted an 8-2 record with a 3.09 ERA as a senior...also had 88 strikeouts in 56.7 innings pitched in his final campaign with PHS...helped lead PHS to county and conference championships in 2004...was named All-Conference the last two years. PERSONAL: Born December 21, 1985...son of Darrell and Deborah Kehrt.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH0 SV W-L ERA
2005 13 21.0 18 18 17 16 0 0 1 1-4 6.86
2006 10 26.2 34 15 31 14 1 0 1 2-4 4.72
2007 18 55.1 58 24 51 21 1 1 0 6-0 3.42
Total 41 103.0 110 57 99 51 2 1 2 9-8 4.46
2007: Named the All-Tournament teams at the NCAA Division II North Central Regional and the NCAA Division II Cory Julian #10 Championship Series...led the Eagle staff in the regional, Senior...Pitcher earning a win and a save, and during the championship series, posting a complete-game shutout...finished 6’0”...180...Bats-L, Throws-L the season strong, going 3-0 with a save and a 0.32 Lynnville, Indiana ERA in the GLVC, North Central Regional, and NCAA II Championship series...tied a school record with eight (Tecumseh) victories...had an 8-3 overall record and a 2.10 ERA in MAJOR: Physical Education a school-record 103 innings of work...also struck out a team-high 66 batters... recorded a season-best eight strike outs three times...named Academic All-GLVC. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI after two seasons at the University of Evansville...made 33 appearances on the mound for the Aces and posted a 6.32 ERA...struck out 17 batters in the two season. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport athlete at Tecumseh High School (Lynnville, Indiana)...was an All-State selection in both baseball and football...named the THS Most Valuable Player in baseball, basketball, and football...posted an 8-4 record with a 1.35 ERA as a senior, striking out 156 in 85 innings...had a career record of 30-6 with 433 strikeouts...helped THS to the Indiana state crown in 2003, throwing a one-hitter in the state semifinal game.SUMMER BASEBALL: Pitched for the Dubois County Dragons in 2005. PERSONAL: Born January 27, 1986...son of George and Brenda Julian.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH0 SV W-L ERA
2007 16 103.0 89 33 66 24 7 3 1 8-3 2.10
— 7 — 2007: Played in 20 games, making 17 starts behind the plate...batted .172 with nine runs scored and six Joshua Jarboe #11 RBIs...recorded his first collegiate hit against Oakland Sophomore...Catcher City University...posted a season-best two hits against Oakland City and the University of Missouri-Rolla...drove 5’10”...180...Bats-R, Throws-R in a season-high two runs versus Quincy University. Connersville, Indiana HIGH SCHOOL: Earned letters in baseball and football at Connersville High School (Connersville, Indiana)... (Connersville) named All-Conference his last three seasons at CHS... MAJOR: Accounting also was named the CHS Most Valuable Player in 2005 and 2006...member of the 2006 CHS sectional and regional championship team and helped the Spartans to three-straight Olympic Conference crowns...selected as the CHS Most Valuable Player and All-Conference in football. SUMMER BASEBALL: A part of the St. Leon-American Legion Post sectional championship team in 2005 and 2006. PERSONAL: Born March 22, 1988...son of Larry and Marilyn Jarboe.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2007 20 64 9 11 1 1 0 6 6 17 0 .172
2007: Redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport let- terwinner at Danville High School (Danville, Indiana), Trevor Leach #15 playing baseball, basketball, and football...named Freshman...Pitcher All-Metro as a senior in baseball...also named All- Conference in baseball, basketball, and football in 5’10”...170...Bats-R, Throws-R 2005-06...helped DHS to the conference champion- Danville, Indiana ships in baseball during 2004 and 2005...member of the 2006 DHS sectional championship team and the 2006 (Danville) conference championship in football. PERSONAL: Born MAJOR: Education April 3, 1988...son of Doug & Jan Leach.
2007: Raised his batting average 40 points to hit .272 as a junior...also drove in a career-high 18 RBIs...recorded Josh Malone #21 a season-high two hits against Lewis University and Senior...Infielder Kentucky Wesleyan College...tied a career-high with four RBIs against Lewis. 2006: Played in 39 games for USI 6’1”...210...Bats-R, Throws-R and made 32 starts...batted .230 with 12 runs scored and Chesterton, Indiana seven RBIs...also recorded six doubles...posted a season- high two hits five times. 2005: Played in 35 games as a (Chesterton) freshman, started 26...batted .230 with 13 runs scored MAJOR: Physical Education and 10 RBIs...hit his first collegiate home run and drove in a season-high four runs in the win over Oakland City University...posted a season-high two hits in a game four times as a freshman. Summer Baseball: Member of the Lake Michigan Breakers in 2005. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in basketball and baseball at Chesterton High School (Chesterton, Indiana)...led the team with a .421 batting average and was named team Most Valuable Player and All-Conference. PERSONAL: Born June 4, 1986...son of Thomas and Linda Malone.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2005 35 87 13 20 4 1 1 10 12 16 2 .230
2006 39 113 12 26 6 0 0 7 14 20 0 .230
2007 35 81 10 22 5 0 0 18 11 17 0 .272
Total 109 281 35 68 15 1 1 35 37 53 2 .242
— 8 — 2007: Played in 51 games and made 48 starts despite being slowed by a knee injury midway through the Matt Pleiss #22 season...batted .291overall with 34 runs scored, 32 RBIs, Senior...Infielder/Outfielder seven doubles, two home runs, and five stolen bases...hit a solo home run in USI’s win over Angelo State University 5’10”...180...Bats-R, Throws-R in the NCAA Division II Championship series...recorded Newburgh, Indiana a season-best four hits against Drury University...had 14 multi-hit games during his first season...drove in (Castle) a season-high three RBIs against Henderson State MAJOR: Physical Education University. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from John A. Logan College (Carterville, Illinois)...hit .336 with 26 RBIs, two home runs, four doubles, and one triple in 42 games for the Vols, who were 33-15 in 2006. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Castle High School (Newburgh, Indiana)...lettered in baseball, football, and wrestling for the Knights...was a .404 career hitter with 52 RBIs, 13 doubles, a triple, and eight home runs. PERSONAL: Born August 10, 1985...son of Scott and Karen Pleiss.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2007 51 179 34 52 7 0 2 32 15 24 5 .291
2007: Appeared in 13 games as a sophomore...batted .250 with four hits in 16 at-bats, producing one run Greg Horn #23 scored, three RBIs, and one triple. 2006: Played in 33 Junior...Outfielder games as a freshman, started 31...batted .168 with 10 runs scored and 13 RBIs....also had four doubles and a 6’0”...205...Bats-R, Throws-R triple...recorded a season-high three hits in a road win Plainfield, Indiana over Kentucky Wesleyan College...drove in a season- best three runs in a win at the University of Indianapolis (Plainfield) and scored a first-year high two runs against Oakland MAJOR: Business Management City University. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from Eastern Michigan University and was redshirted in 2004-05. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned letters in baseball and football at Plainfield High School (Plainfield, Indiana)... was a two-time All-Mid State Conference and team Most Valuable Player...batted .458 with nine home runs as a senior...hit 21 career home runs for PHS...was a first team All-State and Indiana All-Star in football.PERSONAL: Born September 5, 1985...son of Mark and Linda Horn.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2006 33 95 10 16 4 1 0 13 11 23 2 .168
2007 13 16 1 4 0 1 0 3 3 6 1 .250
Total 46 111 11 20 4 2 0 16 14 29 3 .180
2007: Slowed by a wrist injury during his first season with the Eagles...appeared in six games, batting .286... Keith Mercer #25 recorded his first collegiate hit against the University of Sophomore...Outfielder Alabama-Huntsville. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI after a year at Indiana University...did not play baseball while at 6’2”...200...Bats-R, Throws-R IU. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned letters in baseball, basketball, Evansville, Indiana (North) and football at North High School (Evansville, Indiana)... member of the NHS squad that was the Indiana finalist in MAJOR: Public Relations/ 2005...received the N-Men’s Award for Baseball (award is given for leadership). SUMMER BASEBALL: Played five Advertisting seasons for Eugene Pate American Legion...member of the Pate state title team...led the team in home runs in 2005. PERSONAL: Born February 9, 1987...son of Donald and Kathy Mercer...brother of current USI volleyball Head Coach Leah Mercer.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2007 6 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 .286
— 9 — 2007: Named to the All-Tournament team in the NCAA Division II North Central Regional...played in 55 games Chad Werry #26 as a sophomore, mainly as a designated hitter...batted Junior...Outfielder .272 with a career-high 31 runs scored and 34 RBIs... led the team with a career-high four home runs...tied a 6’3”...195...Bats-R, Throws-R career-best with a seven-game hitting streak...had 11 New Harmony, Indiana two-hit games in 2007...also tied a career-best with four RBIs against Henderson State University. 2006: Started (New Harmony) 49 games as a freshman...ranked second on the team MAJOR: Business Administration with a .291 batting average...ranked first on the team with 27 RBIs and tied for first with 23 runs scored...was named GLVC Player of the Week for his efforts against Kentucky Wesleyan College and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside...his first collegiate home run was a game-winning grand slam against Oakland City University...drove in a career-high four RBIs against Oakland City and Wisconsin-Parkside...had a career-high four hits in the win over the University of Missouri-St. Louis...had a season-high seven-game hitting streak...led the team with seven multiple RBI games and was second on the team with 15 multiple hit games. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned 12 letters in baseball, basketball and soccer at New Harmony High School...had a .445 career-batting average at NHHS...also had 96 RBIs and 21 home runs during his four years at NHHS...batted .551 as a junior in 2004...posted 28 shutouts as a goalkeeper in soccer and had 1,200 career points on the hardwood. PERSONAL: Born March 23, 1987...son of Philip and Janet Werry.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2006 49 175 23 51 9 2 3 27 17 31 4 .291
2007 55 162 31 44 9 0 4 34 20 44 11 .272
Total 104 337 54 95 18 2 7 61 37 75 15 .282
2007: Started 49 of USI’s 66 games behind the plate... hit .255 with 29 RBIs, 15 runs scored, and six doubles... Garrett Oros #27 recorded his first hit as an Eagle against Oakland City Senior...Catcher University...had a season-best three hits against Southern Illinois University Edwardsville...recorded 12 multi- 6’1”...215...Bats-R, Throws-R hit games...drove in a season-high four RBIs against Aurora, Illinois (West Aurora) Northern Kentucky University and SIUE. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from Kishwaukee College (Malta, MAJOR: Business Administration Illinois) where he was named All-Region and All- Conference as a sophomore...hit .386 with 14 doubles and 35 RBIs. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for West Aurora High School (Aurora, Illinois)...was named Chicago Tribune All-State as a senior as well as Beacon News All-Area three times and the All-Dupage Valley Conference twice during his career. PERSONAL: Born March 6, 1985...son of Steve and Diane Oros.
Career Statistics G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB BA
2007 49 149 15 38 6 0 0 29 25 39 0 .255
— 10 — 2007: Redshirted. 2006: Made 11 appearances as a sophomore...made his first collegiate start on the road at Matt Nichols #28 Oakland City...struck out a season-best three batters in Junior...Pitcher the start....finished the season with a 5.27 ERA...saw the opponent’s batting average drop 65 points in his second 6’2”...190...Bats-R, Throws-R season. 2005: Posted a 1-1 record in 10 appearances Newburgh, Indiana out of the bullpen as a freshman...had a 5.28 ERA in 15.1 innings of work...struck out a career-high five University (Castle) of Wisconsin-Parkside batters in 1.2 innings of work. MAJOR: Business Administration HIGH SCHOOL: Collected letters in baseball at Castle High School (Newburgh, Indiana)...was invited to the North-South All-Star Showcase as a junior and was preseason All-State as a senior...posted a 3-1 record as a senior. SUMMER BASEBALL: Named the Player of the Week for the DuBois County Bombers in the CICL during 2007...helped the Bombers to a regular season and tournament championships....appeared in for games and had a 2-0 record and a 1.04 ERA with DuBois County...played for the Southern Indiana Cardinals during the summer of 2006. PERSONAL: Born September 13, 1985...son of John and Doris Nichols.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH SV W-L ERA
2005 10 15.1 22 6 11 9 0 0 0 1-1 5.28
2006 11 13.2 16 12 14 8 0 0 0 0-0 5.27
2007 Redshirted
Total 21 29.0 38 18 25 17 0 0 0 1-1 5.28
2007: Appeared in 11 games for the Eagles as a sophomore, posting a 6.08 ERA in 13.1 innings of Michael Dewig #33 work...struck out a career-high four batters against Junior...Pitcher Henderson State University and the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. 2006: Made 11 appearances out 6’5”...200...Bats-R, Throws-R of the bullpen as a freshman...earned his first collegiate Haubstadt, Indiana save against Bellarmine University to help clinch a doubleheader sweep...struck out a season-best three (Gibson Southern) batters against Oakland City University and Northern MAJOR: Business Administration Kentucky University...ranked second on the team with a 2.35 ERA and tied for third on the team by appearing in 11 games on the mound. HIGH SCHOOL: Collected three letters in baseball and basketball at Gibson Southern High School (Haubstadt, Indiana)...led GSHS in ERA and strike outs on the mound and in home runs at the plate. PERSONAL: Born February 9, 1987...son of Don and Joyce Dewig.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH SV W-L ERA
2006 11 7.2 4 5 11 2 0 0 1 1-1 2.35
2007 13 13.1 9 16 11 9 0 0 0 1-1 6.08
Total 24 21.0 13 21 22 11 0 0 1 2-1 4.71
2007: Named Academic All-GLVC...made seven appear- ances out of the bullpen during his first year with the Aaron Schmitt #34 Eagles...was 0-1 with one save...earned a save in the win Senior...Pitcher over Lewis University...had a 5.87 ERA in 7.2 innings of work. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI after spending two 6’0”...185...Bats-R, Throws-R seasons at Parkland Community College...was a NJCAA Evansville, Indiana Academic All-American and a member of the Cobra’s 2005 NJCAA national runner-up team...also was the PCC (Memorial) Student Athlete of the Year in 2006 after posting a 3-1 MAJOR: Education record with a save and a 2.46 ERA. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball and football at Reitz Memorial High School (Evansville, Indiana). SUMMER BASEBALL: Plays for the Evansville Outlaws during the summer. PERSONAL: Born August 30, 1985...son of Tim and Kathy Schmitt.
Career Statistics G IP H BB SO ER CG SH SV W-L ERA
2007 7 7.2 13 2 2 5 0 0 0 0-1 5.87
— 11 — Newcomers
TRANSFER: Joins the Eagles after playing last season for Jackson State Community College (Jackson, Wes Fink #5 Tennessee)...batted .297 with 35 RBIs and 13 doubles in Sophomore...Infielder his only season with the Generals...began his collegiate career by redshirting at the University of Memphis in 6’1”...200...Bats-R, Throws-R 2005. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball, basketball, Clarksville, Tennessee and football at Clarksville High School (Clarksville, Tennessee)...batted .400 with four home runs and 38 RBIs (Clarksville) as a senior...named the 2005 The Leaf-Chronicle’s All- MAJOR: Business Area Baseball Co-Player of the Year...also was selected as the All-Area Football Player of the Year as a senior... had a 21 game hitting streak in 2005. SUMMER BASEBALL: Named to the Central Illinois Collegiate League All-Star team, representing Dubois County Bombers....helped the Bombers to a first place regular season and tournament crowns...batted .264 with 29 runs scored, 21 RBIs with nine doubles, two triples, and one home run. PERSONAL: Born September 5, 1986...son of Mike Fink and Cindy Marsh.
AT USI: Played for the USI men’s basketball team. TRANSFER: Played the last two seasons for Wabash Josh Huebner #13 Valley College (Mt. Carmel, Illinois)...batted .358 with 32 Junior...Infielder RBIs and12 doubles at Wabash in 2007. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball and basketball at North High School 5’11”...170...Bats-R, Throws-R (Evansville, Indiana)...was named All-SIAC and All-Metro Evansville, Indiana as a senior...helped the Huskies to the Indiana 4A state finals and batted .393 as a senior... batted over .700 with (North) two doubles, a triple, a home run, and six RBIs during MAJOR: Business North’s 2005 state tournament run. PERSONAL: Born February 2, 1987...son of Allen and Yvette Huebner.
TRANSFER: Transfers to USI from John A. Logan College...was 2-2 with a 2.98 ERA in 14 games and Patrick Crider #14 45.1 innings and was tied for third on the team with Junior...Pitcher 42 strikeouts. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball, football, and soccer at Apollo High School (Owensboro, 5’11”...160...Bats-L, Throws-L Kentucky)...was named All-Region and All-State twice. Owensboro, Kentucky PERSONAL: Born August 22, 1987...son of Gary and Julie Crider...was a teammate of Shaun Larsen at John (Apollo) A. Logan College. MAJOR: Physical Education
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball at Memorial High School (Evansville, Indiana)...had his best season as Ben Griggs #16 a junior when he hit .319 with 45 runs scored and 22 Sophomore...Infielder RBIs...member of the Memorial teams that were regional champions in 2004 and 2005 and the state finalist in 5’10”...175...Bats-R, Throws-R 2005. SUMMER BASEBALL: Batted .325 with four Evansville, Indiana (Memorial) doubles and nine RBIs for the Kokomo Prospects of the Midwest Prospect Baseball League in 2007...hit .410 with MAJOR: Computer Systems 12 stolen bases for Funkhouser Legion Baseball in 2006. Information PERSONAL: Born October 17, 1987...son of Harold and Lee Griggs.
TRANSFER: Comes to USI from St. Catharine College (St. Catharine, Kentucky)...batted .337 with 22 RBIs, 12 Kyle Rowley #17 runs scored, and eight doubles as a sophomore...batted Junior...Catcher .356 as a freshman with three home runs, three doubles, and 14 RBIs. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball at 5’10”...195...Bats-R, Throws-R Perry Meridian High School (Indianapolis, Indiana)...was Indianapolis, Indiana named All-Conference Indiana twice (2004 and 2005) and was a member of the Indiana North-South All-Stars (Perry Meridian) in 2005. PERSONAL: Born October 20, 1986...son of Bill MAJOR: Sociology and Susan Rowley.
— 12 — TRANSFER: Comes to USI from Yakima Valley Community College of the Northwest Athletic Association Devon Bouvier #20 of Community Colleges...named to the first team All- Junior...Outfielder Eastern Region of the NWAACC...had a career-batting average at YVCC of .307 with 39 RBIs and 86 runs 6’2”...195...Bats-L, Throws-R scored...posted a .324 batting average as a sophomore Kennewick, Washington with 48 runs scored, 28 RBIs, 11 doubles, and four triples. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball and football (Kennewick) at Kennewick High Schoo (Kennewick, Washington)... MAJOR: Communications was named All-Conference in both baseball and football during the 2005 season. PERSONAL: Born August 18, 1987...son of Jeff and Tina Bouvier. TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from Olney Central Community College...named All-Conference in 2007 Nate Noland #24 after hitting .438 in the conference and .373 overall as Junior...Catcher a sophomore. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball at Henderson County High School (Henderson, Kentucky) 6’1”...200...Bats-R, Throws-R in 2003 and 2004...also lettered in baseball at Memorial Henderson, Kentucky High School (Evansville, Indiana) in 2001 and 2002. PERSONAL: Born April 3, 1986...son of Steve and (Henderson County) Debbie Noland. MAJOR: Social Science
TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from Wabash Valley College where he played for the Warriors the last two P.J. Thomas #30 seasons...was 6-5 last season with a 5.66 ERA in 16 Junior...Pitcher games and 68.1 innings of work...also struck out a team- high 66 batters. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-sport athlete at 6’4”...220...Bats-R, Throws-R Jeffersonville High School (Jeffersonville, Indiana)...was Jeffersonville, Indiana named All-State in baseball in 2005 while pitching for the Red Devils...also lettered in football and basketball. (Jeffersonville) PERSONAL: Born August 29, 1986...son of Patrick and MAJOR: Physical Education Paula Thomas...drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 15th round out of high school in 2005 and the 49th round after his first year at Wabash Valley.
TRANSFER: Transferred to USI from Colby Community College...batted .324 with 34 runs scored, 18 RBIs, and Royle Beach #31 16 stolen bases as a sophomore...began his collegiate Junior...Outfielder career at Mesa State University (Grand Junction, Colorado), but did not play in 2006. HIGH SCHOOL: 5’10”...165...Bats-R, Throws-R Lettered in baseball and football at Grandview High Aurora, Colorado School (Aurora, Colorado). PERSONAL: Born September (Grandview) 14, 1985...son of Randy and Camille Beach. MAJOR: Computer Systems
TRANSFER: Transferred to USI after one season at Arizona Western College (Yuma, Arizona)...batted .244 Caleb Ehmke #35 with eight RBIs and two doubles in 34 games for the Junior...Outfielder Matadors...the Matadors were 33-22 overall in 2007. HIGH SCHOOL: A two-sport athlete at Dekalb High 5’11”...195...Bats-R, Throws-R School (Waterloo, Indiana)...was a four-year starter on Waterloo, Indiana the baseball team, batting .404 with eight home runs as a senior...also earned first team All-Northeast Hoosier (DeKalb) Conference and KPC Media Group All-Area honors in MAJOR: Mathematics 2005...helped the Barons to the Class 4A State finals in 2003 in basketball. PERSONAL: Born September 22, 1986...son of Merlin and Lori Ehmke.
— 13 — HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball at Holy Cross High School (Louisville, Kentucky)...named honorable mention Brad Vance #36 All-State and to the Kentucky East All-Star team as a Freshman...Infielder senior. PERSONAL: Born October 25, 1988...son of 6’0”...170...Bats-R, Throws-R Kenneth and Pamela Vance. Louisville, Kentucky (Holy Cross) MAJOR: Undecided
TRANSFER: Posted a 2-2 record with a 2.10 ERA in 16 games and 25 innings of work, while chalking up 27 Shaun Larsen #37 strike outs for John A. Logan in 2007...signed originally Junior...Pitcher with Indiana State University out of high school. HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in baseball at Tell City High School. 6’2”...215...Bats-R, Throws-R PERSONAL: Born September 17, 1986...son of Gary Tell City, Indiana and Patti Larsen...was a teammate of Patrick Crider at (Tell City) John A. Logan College. MAJOR: Physical Education
TRANSFER: Comes to USI as a sophomore after playing for Johnson County Community College (Overland Derek Dever #38 Park, Kansas) in 2006...was 1-4 with a 4.14 ERA in 27 Sophomore...Pitcher innings and 11 appearances... also batted .257 in 38 games with two doubles, a triple, and nine RBIs. HIGH 6’1”...175...Bats-R, Throws-R SCHOOL: Earned letters in baseball and basketball at Owensboro, Kentucky Daviess County High School (Owensboro, Kentucky)... was named All-District in 2003 and 2004...also named (Davies County) All-Region in 2003, 2004, and 2005. PERSONAL: Born MAJOR: Accounting December 7, 1986...son of Ross and Sheila Dever.
Eric Barnes Trevor Wagner Freshman...Infielder Freshman...Infielder 5’11”...160...Bats-R, Throws-R 6’0”...183...Bats-R, Throws-R Evansville, Indiana (Bosse) Evansville, Indiana MAJOR: Computer (Bosse) Information Systems MAJOR: Secondary Education
Chase Holzmeyer Troy Wagner Freshman...Infielder Freshman...Infielder 5’11”...175...Bats-R, Throws-R 5’11”...165...Bats-R, Throws-R Haubstadt, Indiana Evansville, Indiana (Gibson Southern) (Bosse) MAJOR: Engineering MAJOR: Secondary Education
Shad Macke Freshman...Pitcher 6’5”...220...Bats-R, Throws-R Evansville, Indiana (Mater Dei) MAJOR: Undecided — 14 — University of Southern Indiana Overall Statistics (All Games Sorted by Batting Average) Record: 43-23 Home: 21-8 Away: 15-11 Neutral: 7-4 GLVC: 24-15
Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%
14 Mastroianni, Dari .409 66-66 237 65 97 13 7 2 43 130 .549 31 6 22 1 .484 3 4 64-67 134 186 13 .961 16 Slade, Hunter .336 65-65 238 39 80 13 0 0 62 93 .391 25 2 26 1 .398 4 0 10-13 133 4 4 .972 22 Pleiss, Matt .291 51-48 179 34 52 7 0 2 32 65 .363 15 6 24 4 .360 3 5 5-8 361 14 4 .989 3 Thieroff, Alex .290 64-63 210 30 61 11 2 0 32 76 .362 29 1 39 2 .374 3 6 10-11 37 133 24 .876 36 Mercer, Keith .286 6-0 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 .286 0 0 1 0 .286 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 31 Rudden, Bryan .273 59-58 205 49 56 12 0 1 17 71 .346 25 18 26 2 .396 2 5 31-36 88 3 4 .958 26 Werry, Chad .272 55-46 162 31 44 9 0 4 34 65 .401 20 9 44 1 .376 3 0 11-14 4 1 0 1.000 21 Malone, Josh .272 35-22 81 10 22 5 0 0 18 27 .333 11 3 17 1 .375 1 1 0-2 143 6 2 .987 27 Oros, Garrett .255 49-49 149 15 38 6 0 0 29 44 .295 25 1 39 4 .358 4 3 0-1 236 31 3 .989 23 Horn, Greg .250 13-3 16 1 4 0 1 0 3 6 .375 3 3 6 0 .435 1 0 1-1 3 0 0 1.000 37 Stemple, Ryan .250 4-0 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .250 1 0 2 0 .400 0 0 0-0 3 2 0 1.000 4 Beaven, Michael .249 65-64 205 47 51 2 4 0 18 61 .298 29 5 53 1 .353 2 8 11-13 154 2 2 .987 2 O’Hair, Kevin .248 65-65 206 28 51 6 0 0 18 57 .277 16 3 45 0 .310 1 6 1-2 70 202 30 .901 8 Bruce, Chad .179 38-28 106 11 19 6 1 0 14 27 .255 7 1 32 0 .231 3 1 5-7 152 17 6 .966 7 Jarboe, Josh .172 20-17 64 9 11 1 1 0 6 14 .219 6 0 17 0 .243 0 1 0-1 85 14 0 1.000 5 Shahine, Sam .000 5-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 3 1 .750 24 Edwards, Jeremy .000 3-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 1 1 .667 19 Wolff, Kevin .000 4-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 1-1 1 0 0 1.000 18 Gilliland, Ryan .000 4-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000
Totals .283 66-66 2078 371 589 91 16 9 327 739 .356 243 58 398 17 .369 30 40 150-177 1630 726 102 .959 Opponents .267 66-66 2105 289 562 79 14 17 255 720 .342 176 41 317 17 .331 28 47 62-83 1602 625 95 .959
LOB - Team (476), Opp (478). DPs turned - Team (58), Opp (49). IBB - Team (15), Mastroianni 8, Werry 3, Jarboe 1, Malone 1, Slade 1, Rudden 1, Opp (3). Picked off - Rudden 4, Werry 4, Mastroianni 3, Pleiss 2, Beaven 2, Slade 2, Thieroff 1, Malone 1.
(All Games Sorted by Earned Run Average)
Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA
10 Julian, Cory 2.10 8-3 16 15 7 3/2 1 103.0 89 29 24 33 66 9 2 3 379 .235 5 7 1 5 9 30 Geiger, Casey 2.20 3-1 14 1 1 0/1 1 41.0 41 12 10 9 21 6 3 0 149 .275 1 1 1 1 3 13 Summers, Adam 3.40 8-6 16 15 7 2/0 0 98.0 91 44 37 21 59 15 2 2 377 .241 8 3 1 4 10 9 Kehrt, Jeremy 3.42 6-0 18 7 1 1/1 0 55.1 58 29 21 24 51 8 0 0 215 .270 4 7 0 2 4 15 Vetter, Adam 4.23 7-4 18 15 4 0/0 2 89.1 93 62 42 31 41 16 3 3 344 .270 4 10 1 5 10 11 Wendholt, Brent 4.28 5-3 16 7 2 2/2 2 48.1 58 27 23 10 14 4 1 2 190 .305 2 1 2 4 5 29 Clark, Aaron 4.53 4-2 21 6 1 1/0 2 53.2 62 39 27 15 36 14 2 1 218 .284 3 4 0 2 5 25 Kissel, Dan 5.06 0-1 11 0 0 0/0 1 21.1 28 13 12 7 11 3 0 2 91 .308 5 2 0 1 0 34 Schmitt, Aaron 5.87 0-1 7 0 0 0/1 1 7.2 13 6 5 2 2 1 0 2 33 .394 1 0 0 4 1 33 Dewig, Michael 6.08 1-1 11 0 0 0/1 0 13.1 9 11 9 16 11 2 0 0 51 .176 3 3 2 0 0 20 Meier, Brook 7.59 1-1 10 0 0 0/0 4 10.2 15 11 9 5 4 1 0 1 48 .313 2 2 0 0 0 3 Thieroff, Alex 13.50 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 .500 0 0 0 0 0 35 Reecer, Jerry 45.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 3 5 5 3 1 0 1 0 6 .500 1 1 0 0 0
Totals 3.73 43-23 66 66 23 12/3 14 543.1 562 289 225 176 317 79 14 17 2105 .267 39 41 8 28 47 Opponents 4.92 23-43 66 66 10 4/2 5 534.0 589 371 292 243 398 91 16 9 2078 .283 44 58 11 30 40
PB - Team (14), Oros 11, Jarboe 3, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (4), Wendholt 1, Vetter 1, Kehrt 1, Oros 1, Opp (20). SBA/ATT - Oros (46-58), Jarboe (16-21), Summers (10-13), Vetter (8-13), Kehrt (11-11), Clark (9-11), Geiger (7-10), Wendholt (6-9), Julian (4-8), Dewig (3-4), Meier (3-3), Kissel (1-1).
— 15 — University of Southern Indiana Overall Statistics (All games sorted by fielding percentage) Inning-by-inning summary: Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 EX Total 7 Jarboe, Josh 99 85 14 0 1.000 0 16 5 .762 3 0 13 Summers, Adam 26 8 18 0 1.000 0 10 3 .769 0 0 Southern Indiana 63 49 43 34 46 40 54 27 12 3 371 11 Wendholt, Brent 10 0 10 0 1.000 0 6 3 .667 0 0 Opponents 42 39 29 37 26 48 23 36 9 0 289 30 Geiger, Casey 10 1 9 0 1.000 1 7 3 .700 0 0 20 Meier, Brook 6 1 5 0 1.000 1 3 0 1.000 0 0 37 Stemple, Ryan 5 3 2 0 1.000 1 0 0 --- 0 0 26 Werry, Chad 5 4 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 23 Horn, Greg 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Win-loss summary: 34 Schmitt, Aaron 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 25 Kissel, Dan 2 2 0 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 19 Wolff, Kevin 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Overall 43-23 18 Gilliland, Ryan 1 1 0 0 1.000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Conference 43-23 22 Pleiss, Matt 379 361 14 4 .989 25 0 0 --- 0 0 27 Oros, Garrett 270 236 31 3 .989 3 46 12 .793 11 0 Non-Conference 43-23 4 Beaven, Michael 158 154 2 2 .987 1 0 0 --- 0 0 Home games 21-8 21 Malone, Josh 151 143 6 2 .987 18 0 0 --- 0 0 Away games 15-11 16 Slade, Hunter 141 133 4 4 .972 1 0 0 --- 0 0 8 Bruce, Chad 175 152 17 6 .966 12 0 0 --- 0 0 Neutral site 7-4 10 Julian, Cory 29 5 23 1 .966 1 4 4 .500 0 0 Day games 40-21 14 Mastroianni, Dari 333 134 186 13 .961 41 0 0 --- 0 0 31 Rudden, Bryan 95 88 3 4 .958 1 0 0 --- 0 0 Night games 3-2 15 Vetter, Adam 24 4 18 2 .917 0 8 5 .615 0 0 vs Left starter 10-6 2 O’Hair, Kevin 302 70 202 30 .901 36 0 0 --- 0 0 vs Right starter 33-17 9 Kehrt, Jeremy 18 1 15 2 .889 0 11 0 1.000 0 0 3 Thieroff, Alex 194 37 133 24 .876 11 0 0 --- 0 0 1-Run games 6-6 29 Clark, Aaron 8 0 6 2 .750 0 9 2 .818 0 0 2-Run games 11-4 5 Shahine, Sam 4 0 3 1 .750 1 0 0 --- 0 0 24 Edwards, Jeremy 3 1 1 1 .667 1 0 0 --- 0 0 5+Run games 16-11 33 Dewig, Michael 3 2 0 1 .667 0 3 1 .750 0 0 Extra innings 3-2 35 Reecer, Jerry 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0 Shutouts 12-4 36 Mercer, Keith 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 --- 0 0
Totals 2458 1630 726 102 .959 58 62 21 .747 14 0 Opponents 2322 1602 625 95 .959 49 150 27 .847 13 0 Hitting minimums - 1 Games 1 AB Pitching minimums - 1 Games
Game Results for Southern Indiana (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/r h e Inns Overall GLVC Pitcher of record Attend Time
Feb 22, 2007 OAKLAND CITY W 9-4 9 14 2/ 4 6 2 7 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Kehrt (W 1-0) 150 2:06 Feb 22, 2007 OAKLAND CITY W 15-4 15 17 2/ 4 7 2 9 2- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Vetter (W 1-0) 150 2:15 Feb 25, 2007 at Henderson State W 11-10 11 11 0/10 13 3 7 3- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 Summers (W 1-0) 231 2:11 Feb 25, 2007 at Henderson State 1-19 L 1 4 0/19 24 1 9 3- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Wendholt (L) 178 2:30 Feb 26, 2007 at Henderson State 9-10 L 9 13 2/10 10 0 7 3- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Meier (L 0-1) 109 2:45 Feb 26, 2007 at Henderson State 8-9 L 8 9 1/ 9 14 4 9 3- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Wendholt (L) 189 2:45 Feb 28, 2007 OAKLAND CITY W 11-5 11 14 1/ 5 9 1 9 4- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Kehrt (W 2-0) 75 2:31 Mar 04, 2007 FINDLAY W 9-4 9 11 1/ 4 5 3 9 5- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Vetter (W 2-0) 75 2:43 Mar 05, 2007 FINDLAY W 1-0 1 4 0/ 0 4 0 7 6- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Summers (W 2-0) 75 1:25 Mar 05, 2007 FINDLAY W 5-1 5 6 0/ 1 7 2 7 7- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Julian (W 1-0) 75 1:30 Mar 06, 2007 at Alabama-Huntsville W 13-3 13 14 0/ 3 12 1 9 8- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Kehrt (W 3-0) 156 2:47 Mar 07, 2007 at Alabama-Huntsville W 7-5 7 12 5/ 5 9 2 9 9- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 Wendholt (W 1-2) 184 2:46 *Mar 10, 2007 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE W 6-3 6 10 2/ 3 6 0 7 10- 3- 0 1- 0- 0 Summers (W 3-0) 350 2:00 *Mar 10, 2007 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE 10-11 L 10 9 1/11 11 1 9 10- 4- 0 1- 1- 0 Schmitt (L 0-1) 350 3:08 *Mar 11, 2007 WISCONSIN-PARKSIDE 2-7 L 2 9 4/ 7 15 1 9 10- 5- 0 1- 2- 0 Julian (L 1-1) 150 2:46 *Mar 14, 2007 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 5-0 5 6 0/ 0 6 1 7 11- 5- 0 2- 2- 0 Kehrt (W 4-0) 100 2:05 *Mar 14, 2007 KENTUCKY WESLEYAN W 5-3 5 7 0/ 3 9 3 9 12- 5- 0 3- 2- 0 Dewig (W 1-1) 125 2:11 *Mar 17, 2007 at Northern Kentucky 0-2 L 0 4 0/ 2 4 0 7 12- 6- 0 3- 3- 0 Summers (L 3-1) 78 1:21 *Mar 17, 2007 at Northern Kentucky W 9-2 9 12 1/ 2 4 5 9 13- 6- 0 4- 3- 0 Vetter (W 3-0) 78 2:21 *Mar 18, 2007 at Northern Kentucky W 5-2 5 8 2/ 2 8 0 9 14- 6- 0 5- 3- 0 Julian (W 2-1) 66 2:33 *Mar 24, 2007 SAINT JOSEPH’S 5-6 L 5 9 6/ 6 6 1 9 14- 7- 0 5- 4- 0 Kissel (L 0-1) 100 2:46 *Mar 25, 2007 SAINT JOSEPH’S W 9-5 9 9 1/ 5 6 1 7 15- 7- 0 6- 4- 0 Vetter (W 4-0) 125 2:19 *Mar 25, 2007 SAINT JOSEPH’S 0-1 L 0 4 0/ 1 4 0 9 15- 8- 0 6- 5- 0 Julian (L 3-1) 125 2:06 *Mar 28, 2007 at Missouri-Rolla W 7-6 7 9 1/ 6 10 3 (8) 16- 8- 0 7- 5- 0 Meier (W 1-1) 35 2:34 *Mar 28, 2007 at Missouri-Rolla W 2-0 2 5 1/ 0 4 0 7 17- 8- 0 8- 5- 0 Clark (W 1-0) 35 1:39 *Mar 31, 2007 QUINCY W 4-3 4 8 1/ 3 9 1 (11) 18- 8- 0 9- 5- 0 Summers (W 4-1) 175 2:25 *Mar 31, 2007 QUINCY 1-8 L 1 4 2/ 8 12 2 7 18- 9- 0 9- 6- 0 Vetter (L 4-1) 175 1:48 *Apr 01, 2007 QUINCY W 12-0 12 19 1/ 0 3 2 9 19- 9- 0 10- 6- 0 Julian (W 3-2) 150 2:20 *Apr 03, 2007 MISSOURI-ROLLA W 9-8 9 15 6/ 8 11 0 9 20- 9- 0 11- 6- 0 Geiger (W 1-0) 125 2:50 Apr 04, 2007 at Evansville 6-11 L 6 10 2/11 11 1 9 20-10- 0 11- 6- 0 Dewig (L 0-1) 651 3:08
— 16 — Game Results for Southern Indiana (All games) Game date Opposing team Score r h e/r h e Inns Overall GLVC Pitcher of record Attend Time
*Apr 07, 2007 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 4-1 4 9 1/ 1 2 1 7 21-10- 0 12- 6- 0 Summers (W 5-1) 75 2:12 *Apr 07, 2007 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 12-7 12 14 5/ 7 12 2 9 22-10- 0 13- 6- 0 Geiger (W 2-0) 75 3:05 *Apr 08, 2007 SIU EDWARDSVILLE 4-9 L 4 6 4/ 9 12 3 9 22-11- 0 13- 7- 0 Clark (L 1-1) 75 3:02 Apr 08, 2007 SIU EDWARDSVILLE W 6-0 6 8 1/ 0 4 2 7 23-11- 0 13- 7- 0 Wendholt (W 2-2) 75 1:48 *Apr 12, 2007 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 8-5 8 12 3/ 5 9 3 9 24-11- 0 14- 7- 0 Clark (W 2-1) 50 2:30 Apr 12, 2007 MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS W 8-0 8 7 1/ 0 6 2 7 25-11- 0 14- 7- 0 Wendholt (W 3-2) 75 1:40 *Apr 14, 2007 at Lewis W 5-0 5 11 1/ 0 3 0 7 26-11- 0 15- 7- 0 Summers (W 6-1 65 1:40 *Apr 14, 2007 at Lewis W 21-4 21 15 1/ 4 10 3 9 27-11- 0 16- 7- 0 Vetter (W 5-1) 65 2:42 *Apr 15, 2007 at Lewis W 3-1 3 5 0/ 1 8 0 9 28-11- 0 17- 7- 0 Clark (W 3-1) 80 2:06 Apr 15, 2007 at Lewis W 7-4 7 11 1/ 4 9 2 7 29-11- 0 17- 7- 0 Kehrt (W 5-0) 70 2:00 *Apr 17, 2007 at Missouri-St. Louis W 10-1 10 10 1/ 1 6 3 7 30-11- 0 18- 7- 0 Julian (W 4-2) 20 1:50 *Apr 17, 2007 at Missouri-St. Louis W 2-0 2 7 1/ 0 3 1 9 31-11- 0 19- 7- 0 Wendholt (W 4-2) 20 1:50 *Apr 18, 2007 at Kentucky Wesleyan 0-2 L 0 5 1/ 2 9 0 9 31-12- 0 19- 8- 0 Geiger (L 2-1) 50 1:51 *Apr 21, 2007 at Rockhurst University 1-2 L 1 1 0/ 2 11 2 (8) 31-13- 0 19- 9- 0 Summers (L 6-2) - 2:09 *Apr 21, 2007 at Rockhurst University 0-3 L 0 5 2/ 3 5 0 7 31-14- 0 19-10- 0 Vetter (L 5-2) 150 1:27 *Apr 22, 2007 at Rockhurst University W 4-2 4 7 4/ 2 7 0 (12) 32-14- 0 20-10- 0 Geiger (W 3-1) 150 3:06 *Apr 25, 2007 BELLARMINE 2-9 L 2 6 1/ 9 15 3 7 32-15- 0 20-11- 0 Clark (L 3-2) 75 2:18 *Apr 25, 2007 BELLARMINE W 3-1 3 5 0/ 1 11 1 9 33-15- 0 21-11- 0 Wendholt (W 5-2) 75 2:12 *Apr 27, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS W 6-4 6 8 2/ 4 8 0 9 34-15- 0 22-11- 0 Summers (W 7-2) 450 2:20 *Apr 28, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS 3-7 L 3 10 2/ 7 10 1 9 34-16- 0 22-12- 0 Vetter (L 5-3) 225 2:31 *Apr 29, 2007 INDIANAPOLIS W 4-0 4 10 0/ 0 6 1 9 35-16- 0 23-12- 0 Julian (W 5-2) 200 2:10 *May 01, 2007 at Bellarmine 3-10 L 3 8 2/10 12 0 9 35-17- 0 23-13- 0 Wendholt (L 5-3) 105 2:29 *May 05, 2007 at Drury University 1-9 L 1 8 2/ 9 15 0 7 35-18- 0 23-14- 0 Summers (L 7-3) - 2 hr *May 05, 2007 at Drury University 1-8 L 1 4 2/ 8 15 2 9 35-19- 0 23-15- 0 Julian (L 5-3) 212 3:30 *May 06, 2007 at Drury University W 8-4 8 10 2/ 4 9 1 9 36-19- 0 24-15- 0 Vetter (W 6-3) 245 3 hr #May 10, 2007 vs Saint Joseph’s 1-3 L 1 5 1/ 3 4 1 (10) 36-20- 0 24-15- 0 Summers (L 7-4) 95 2:06 #May 11, 2007 vs Indianapolis W 10-1 10 10 1/ 1 4 5 9 37-20- 0 24-15- 0 Julian (W 6-3) 120 2:03 #May 12, 2007 vs Bellarmine 7-9 L 7 11 5/ 9 11 3 9 37-21- 0 24-15- 0 Vetter (L 6-4) 176 2:50 +May 17, 2007 vs #19 Ashland W 7-1 7 12 1/ 1 9 4 9 38-21- 0 24-15- 0 Summers (W 8-4) 357 2:53 +May 18, 2007 vs Saginaw Valley State W 2-0 2 8 1/ 0 2 1 9 39-21- 0 24-15- 0 Julian (W 7-3) 313 2:03 +May 19, 2007 vs #6 Grand Valley Stat W 3-1 3 8 1/ 1 5 0 9 40-21- 0 24-15- 0 Vetter (W 7-4) 307 2:10 +May 20, 2007 vs #6 Grand Valley Sta W 1-0 1 9 1/ 0 6 0 9 41-21- 0 24-15- 0 Kehrt (W 6-0) 407 2:21 !May 26, 2007 vs #4 Columbus State 2-11 L 2 6 2/11 15 2 9 41-22- 0 24-15- 0 Summers (L 8-5) 1151 2:31 !May 28, 2007 vs #5 Franklin Pierce W 3-0 3 9 0/ 0 3 1 9 42-22- 0 24-15- 0 Julian (W 8-3 506 2:05 !May 29, 2007 vs #11 Angelo State W 12-10 12 17 1/10 15 1 9 43-22- 0 24-15- 0 Clark (W 4-2) 383 3:00 !May 30, 2007 vs #1 Tampa 1-8 L 1 6 3/ 8 12 1 9 43-23- 0 24-15- 0 Summers (L 8-6) 866 221
* = GLVC Game # = GLVC Tournament + = NCAA II North Central Regional ! = NCAA II Baseball Championship () extra inning game 2007 GLVC Baseball Eagles In The Pros Jeff Schulz - Royals, Cubs, Pirates Dave Sensenbrenner - Giants Glenn Ray - Royals Kevin Brown - Rangers, Blue Jays, Devil Rays, Cardinals Todd Niemeier - Mariners, Evansville Otters Jason Krack - Richmond Roosters Great Lakes Valley Conference Barry Strauser - Anderson Lawmen 2007 FINAL Baseball Standings Craig Shoebridge - GLVC OVERALL Dubois County Dragons TEAM W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Streak SIU Edwardsville* 26-10 .722 37-17 .685 L3 Michael Peerman - Southern Indiana* 24-15 .615 43-23 .652 L1 Evansville Otters Drury* 22-14 .611 33-24 .579 W1 Paul Kohler - Bellarmine* 23-15 .605 29-30 .492 L1 Evansville Otters Saint Joseph’s 22-15 .595 30-21 .588 L2 Steve Owen - Indianapolis* 22-16 .579 29-27 .518 L2 Kenosha Mammoths Northern Kentucky 22-16 .579 27-26 .509 L3 Quincy 21-16 .568 30-20 .600 L1 Nathan Arnold - Rockhurst 18-18 .500 25-25 .500 W1 Evansville Otters Missouri-St. Louis 16-20 .444 20-24 .455 L3 Darin Mastroianni - UW-Parkside 14-21 .400 19-29 .396 L1 Toronto Blue Jays Missouri S&T 13-24 .351 20-27 .426 W1 Kentucky Wesleyan 12-26 .316 16-40 .286 L1 Lewis 5-34 .128 8-47 .145 L1 Darin Mastroianni Drafted in the 16th round by the * NCAA II Tournament Team Toronto Blue Jays — 17 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA Baseball All-Time Records Hitting HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE (50 AT BATS OR MORE) Barry Strauser (3) vs. Season: Northern Kentucky, Jason Folz (1998)...... 455 April 23, 1994 Career: Season: Dave Schenk (1977-78)...... 421 Benny Shackelford HIGHEST SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (50 AT BATS OR MORE) (1990)...... 27 Season: Career: Dennis Humphrey (1990)...... 840 Mike Peerman Kevin Brown Career: (1997-00)...... 59 USI’s single-season Jeff Schulz (1982-83)...... 734 homerun record holder MOST TRIPLES TOTAL BASES (50 AT BATS OR MORE) Game: Game: Steve Owen (2) vs. Saint Joseph’s, April 26, 2003 Jason Krack (12) vs. Northern Kentucky, March 25, 1995 Jason Folz (2) vs. South Carolina-Aiken, March 13, 1997 Dennis Humphrey (12) vs. UM-St. Louis, April 14, 1992 Matt Vince (2) vs. St. Joseph’s, April 24, 1993 Season: Season: Darin Mastroianni (2007)...... 130 Steve Owen (2003)...... 8 Career: Career: Jason Krack (1992-95)...... 411 Steve Owen (2002-03)...... 13 Mike Peerman (1997-2000)...... 13 MOST AT BATS Game: MOST HOME RUNS Marcus Renn (7) vs. Brescia, March 1, 2001 Game: Matt Vince (7) vs. St. Joseph’s, April 24, 1993 Dennis Humphrey (3) vs. UM-St. Louis, April 14, 1992 Season: Van Hook (3) vs. Bellarmine, April 27, 1984 Adam Schiff (2001)...... 213 Season: Career: Kevin Brown (1993)...... 14 Adam Schiff (2000-03)...... 730 Career: Dennis Humphrey (1988-92)...... 31 MOST HITS Game: MOST RUNS BATTED IN Matt Vince (6) vs. St. Joseph’s, April 24, 1993 Game: Stu Sheets (6) vs. Denison, May 11, 1994 Greg Baisden (8) vs. Brescia, March 1, 2001 Season: Van Hook (8) vs. Bellarmine, April 27, 1984 Darin Mastroianni (2007)...... 97 Season: Career: Jason Krack (1994)...... 64 Mike Peerman (1997-00)...... 270 Career: Jason Krack (1992-95)...... 199 LONGEST HITTING STREAK: Josh Perkins (2000 & 2001) 21 MOST RUNS SCORED Games; Last two games of 2000 Game: and the first 19 of 2001 Matt Vince (6) vs. St. Joseph’s, April 24, 1993 Season: CONSECUTIVE HITS: Matt Vince (1992)...... 61 Stu Sheets, 1994 11 Career: (Also reached base 12 Stu Sheets (1991-94)...... 183 consecutive times [1 Walk]) MOST STOLEN BASES MOST DOUBLES Game: Game: Four Players with 4 Paul Kohler (3) vs. South Season: Carolina Aiken, March 10, 2003 Darin Mastroianni (2007)...... 64 Adam Schiff (3) vs. Brescia, Career: March 1, 2001 Matt Vince (1992-94)...... 86 Mike Peerman (3) vs. Dave Schenk Presbyterian, March 11, 1999 USI’s career leader for batting average — 18 — UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN INDIANA Baseball All-Time Records MOST WALKS March 14, 1992 Game: Season: Marcus Renn (4) vs. West Georgia, March 5, 2000 Kylan Stuck (1993)...... 81 Jeremy Cook (4) vs. Oakland City, April 7, 1999 Career: Mike Fetscher Season: (1992-95)...... 218 Mark Larue (1986)...... 45 Career: MOST WINS Keith Ayres (1985-88)...... 131 Season: 10 Players with 8 HIT BY PITCH Career: Game: Todd Niemeier (1992-95)...... 25 Todd Niemeier Matt Keener (3) vs. SIU Edwardsville, April 3, 2005 USI’s all-time Justin Konopacki (3) vs. Oakland City, March 29, 2001 BEST WIN-LOSS PERCENTAGE winningest pitcher Jason Folz (3) vs. Presbyterian, March 13, 1998 (AVERAGE 5 DECISIONS PER YEAR) Season: Season: Bryon Rudden (2007)...... 18 Tom Effinger (1980)...... 7-0, 1.000 Career: Peter Johnson (1997)...... 7-0, 1.000 Corey Goers (2002-05)...... 37 Dennis Humphrey (1991)...... 7-0, 1.000 Damon Brown (1991)...... 7-0, 1.000 Career: Pitching Damon Brown (1991-93)...... 15-2, .882
MOST INNINGS PITCHED BEST EARNED RUN AVERAGE Game: Season: Dave Sensenbrenner (1979)...... 1.36 Nathan Arnold (11.2 innings) vs. Missouri-St. Louis, April 8, 2006 Season: Nathan Arnold (2006)...... 1.36 Season: Career: John Warner (1972-75)...... 2.65 Kylan Stuck (2001)...... 90.2 Career: Fielding Todd Niemeier (1992-95)...... 298.0 PUTOUTS MOST GAMES APPEARANCES Game: Season: Jason Krack (19) vs. Northern Kentucky, April 23, 1994 Rob Bowers (1999) ...... 26 Season: Career: Jason Krack (1994)...... 485 Mike Fetscher (1992-95)...... 68 Career: Aaron Clark (2004-07)...... 68 Brian Maurer (1990-93)...... 1618
MOST COMPLETE GAMES ASSISTS Season: Game: Todd Krapf (1990) ...... 9 Sam Shahine (7) vs. SIU Edwardsville, April 3, 2005 Career: Josh Perkins (7) vs. Steve Spoylar (1986-89)...... 26 Bellarmine, April 29, 2001 Adam Schiff (7) vs. West Georgia, MOST SHUTOUTS March 5, 2001 Season: (Game 2) Craig Shoobridge (1994)...... 3 Adam Schiff vs. Oakland City, March Gene Whorl (1980)...... 3 13, 2001 Career: Craig Shoobridge (1993-96)...... 6 Tom Drake (7) vs. Bellarmine, April 24, 1992 MOST SAVES Season: Season: Rob Bowers (1999)...... 8 Kevin O’Hair (2009)....202 Career: Career: Mike Fetscher Tom Drake (1992-95)...... 16 (1989-92)...... 451 Mike Fetscher MOST STRIKE OUTS USI’s all-time leader in saves and Tom Drake two-time All-American and member Game: USI’s all-time leader in assists of the USI Athletic Hall of Fame Mike Fetscher (14) vs. Paine, — 19 — USI Team Records USI YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD: Most Hits in a Game...... 28 vs. St. Joseph’s (April 24, 1993) YEAR RECORD .Pct Most Consecutive Batters to Reach Base...... 13 vs. Oakland City (March 31,1992) 1971 8- 7 .533 13 vs. IUPUI (April 12,1995) 1972 10- 14 .417 Most RBIs in a Game...... 25 vs. Brescia (March 1, 2001) 1973 5-17 .227 1974 18- 19 .486 Most Runs Scored in an Game...... 28 vs. St. Joseph’s (April 24, 1993) 1975 8- 23 .258 28 vs. IUPUI (April 12, 1995) 1976 13- 34 .277 28 vs. Brescia (March 1, 2001) 1977 21- 20 .512 1978 15- 12 .555 Most Runs Scored in an Inning...... 13 vs. IUPUI (April 12, 1995) 1979! 19- 10 .655 Most Walks in an Inning...... 5 vs. Oakland City (March 19, 1991) 1980 25- 13 .658 Most Walks in a Game...... 16 vs. Kentucky State (April 16, 1994) 1981 22- 23 .489 1982 17- 30 .333 Best Winning Margin...... 26 vs. IUPUI (28-2) (April 12, 1995); 1983!* 16- 18 .471 26 vs. Brescia (28-2) March 1, 2001 1984 13- 10 .565 1985* 21- 17 .552 1986 23- 29 .442 SEASON: 1987 17- 22 .436 Highest Team Batting Average 1998...... 349 1988 23- 25 .480 1989! 30- 21 .588 Most Hits in a Season 2001...... 557 1990 25- 22 .521 Most Doubles in a Season 1994...... 112 1991 32- 21 .602 2001...... 112 1992!# 40- 19 .678 1993!#* 41- 12 .774 Most Triples in a Season 1992...... 24 1994! 36- 19 .655 Most Home Runs in a Season 1994...... 37 1995 29- 23 .558 Most RBIs in a Season 1993...... 339 1996 27- 22 .551 1997 30- 16 .652 Most Runs Scored in a Season 1993...... 433 1998 26- 19 .578 Most Walks in a Season 1986...... 263 1999 34- 19 .642 Most at Bats in a Season 2001...... 1870 2000 24- 31 .436 2001 28- 29 .491 Hit by Pitch 1998...... 63 2002 23-28 .451 Most Stolen Bases in a Season 2007...... 150 (150/177, .847) 2003 24-27 .471 2004 23-33 .411 2005 26-30 .464 PITCHING 2006 18-33 .353 Most Strikeouts by Staff 2001...... 306 2007!+ 43-23 .652 TOTAL 853-790 .519 Lowest Team E.R.A. 2006...... 3.16 Most Games Won 1993...... 41 ! NCAA Tournament Bid; Best Winning Percentage 1993...... 774 (41-12) * GLVC Tournament Champions; # GLVC Regular Season Champions; Longest Winning Streak 1992...... 12 + NCAA Div II Championship Series 1993...... 12 Hit Batters 2001...... 89 USI All-Time Coaching FIELDING Records Most Putouts in a Season 2001...... 1374 Coach Record Most Assists in a Season 2007...... 762 Jim Brown (1971-75) 49 - 80 Most Chances in a Season 2007...... 2458 Larry Shown (1976-87) 220 - 230 Most Double Plays in a Season 1989...... 61 Gary Redman (1988-93) 191 - 120 Mike Goedde (1994-2006) 348 - 329 Tracy Archuleta (2007-Present) 43-23
— 20 — Mike Fetscher (1st Team) SCREAMING EAGLES Todd Niemeier (1st Team) ALL-GLVC HONOR ROLL Jason Krack (2nd Team) 1982: Jeff Schultz Greg Orr (2nd Team) Kirk Taylor ALL-AMERICANS Matt Vince (2nd Team) Steve Culvert 1991: Dennis Humphrey (Preseason) 1995: Andy Hoffman (1st Team) 1984: Greg Hobgood 1992: Matt Vince (3rd Team) Dave Weaver 1997: Jason Engelbrecht (2nd Team) 1993: Matt Vince (Preseaon) Peter Johnson (2nd Team) 1985: Kirk Taylor Kevin Brown (1st Team) Rob May Mike Fetscher (3rd Team) 1998: Jason Folz (1st Team) Dale Crossfield
1994: Kevin Brown 1999: Mike Peerman (1st Team) 1986: Jeff Embrey (Preseason and 3rd Team) Rob Bowers (1st Team) Richie Johnson Mike Fetscher Josh Heldt (2nd Team) (Preseason and 3rd Team) 1987: Patrick Crews Todd Niemeier (Preseason) 2000: Mike Peerman (1st Team) Ed Waters Jason Krack (Preseason) Matt Vince (Preseason) 2003: Steve Owen (2nd Team) 1989: Jason Stamm Roger Huebner 1995: Mike Fetscher (Preseason) 2007: Darin Mastroianni (1st Team) Mike McDonough Todd Niemeier (Preseason) (Player of the Year) Hunter Slade (1st Team) 1990: Dennis Humphrey 1998: Jason Folz (Preseason) Steve Spahn NCAA ALL-NORTH Benny Shackelford 1999: Mike Peerman (3rd Team) Rob Bowers (3rd Team) CENTRAL REGIONAL 1991: Tom Drake Benny Shackelford 2007: Darin Mastroianni (1st Team) TOURNAMENT Dennis Humphrey 1989: Todd Deweese Roger Huebner 1992: Damon Brown (Hon. Mention) Tom Drake 1992: Tom Drake Dennis Humphrey (Hon. Mention) Dennis Humphrey Jason Krack (Hon. Mention) Jason Krack Brian Maurer Blake Krueger Todd Niemeier Brian Maurer Barry Strauser (Hon. Mention) Matt Vince Matt Vince
1993: Kevin Brown 1993: Kevin Brown (1st Team) Jason Krack Mike Fetscher (1st Team) Brian Maurer (2nd Team) 1994: Kevin Brown Barry Strauser (2nd Team) Jason Krack Matt Vince (2nd Team) Stu Sheets Todd Niemeier (2nd Team)
2007: Darin Mastroianni (MOP) 1994: Kevin Brown Hunter Slade (1st Team and Player of the Year) Corey Julian Greg Orr (1st Team) Dennis Humphrey Todd Niemeier (1st Team) Former All-American holds Jeremy Kehrt Chad Werry Matt Vince (1st Team) career home run record with 31 Mike Fetscher (2nd Team) Jason Krack (2nd Team) ALL-NORTH CENTRAL GLVC COACH Barry Strauser (2nd Team) REGION OF THE YEAR 1995: Andy Hoffman (1st Team) 1990: Dennis Humphrey (1st Team) 1983: Larry Shown Mike Fetscher (1st Team) 1983: Gary Redman Jason Krack (1st Team) 1991: Benny Shackelford (1st Team) Todd Niemeier (2nd Team) Dennis Humphrey (1st Team) NORTH CENTRAL Jason Engelbrecht (2nd Team) 1992: Matt Vince (1st Team) COACH OF THE YEAR 1996: Jason Englebrecht (1st Team) Brian Maurer (2nd Team) Andy Hoffman (2nd Team) 2007 : Tracy Archuleta Tom Drake (2nd Team) Todd Niemeier (2nd Team) 1997: Jason Engelbrecht (1st Team) 1993: Kevin Brown (1st Team) Kevin Irons (2nd Team) Mike Fetscher (1st Team) Rich Eyler (2nd Team) Jason Krack (1st Team) Peter Johnson (2nd Team) Todd Niemeier (1st Team) 1994: Kevin Brown (1st Team) — 21 — 1998: Jason Folz (1st Team) Aaron Clark Rudy Boals (2nd Team) Nathan Esche Matt Keener 1999: Mike Peerman (1st Team) Mike Kottmeyer Josh Heldt (1st Team) Andy Rumpler Rob Bowers (1st Team) Noah Wetzel
2000: Mike Peerman (1st Team) 2005: Aaron Clark Jed Davis 2001: Adam Schiff (2nd Team) Matt Halbig Andy Nucci (2nd Team) Matt Keener Andy Rumpler 2002: Steve Owen (2nd Team) Chris Turner Steve Arnold (2nd Team) Noah Wetzel
2003: Steve Owen (1st Team) 2006: Nathan Arnold Matt Keener (2nd Team) Aaron Clark Noah Wetzel (2nd Team) Darin Mastroianni Jeff Schulz Hunter Slade 2004: Noah Wetzel (1st Team) First USI player in the majors. Alex Thieroff Matt Keener (2nd Team) Chris Turner Keith Kirkland 2005: Matt Keener (1st Team) 2007: Michael Beaven Ryan Martin Noah Wetzel (2st Team) Aaron Clark Cory Julian 1999: Steve Arnold 2006: Nathan Arnold Darin Mastroianni Scott Braun (Honorable Mention) Aaron Schmitt Andy Cook Hunter Slade Jeremy Cook 2007: Darin Mastroianni (1st Team) Ryan Stemple Blair Kriner Hunter Slade (1st Team) Dustin Greenfield Greg Keown ACADEMIC GLVC PLAYER OF THE Keith Kirkland Pete Milas ALL-DISTRICT V Marcus Renn YEAR 2004: Matt Keener (1st Team) 1994: Kevin Brown 2005: Matt Keener (1st Team) 2000: Steve Arnold 2007: Darin Mastroianni 2007: Darin Mastroianni (1st Team) Greg Baisden Hunter Slade (1st Team) Scott Braun ACADEMIC ALL-GLVC Andy Cook Dustin Greenfield ACADEMIC 1993: Darryl Adler Josh Hodge Andy Julian Greg Keown ALL-AMERICA Jason Krack Keith Kirkland Todd Niemeier Marcus Renn 2004: Matt Keener (1st Team) Stu Sheets Jay Winter 2005: Matt Keener (1st Team) Matt Vince 2007: Darin Mastroianni (3rd Team) Neil Walther 2001: Steve Arnold 1994: Darryl Adler Nathan Esche Don Burton Corey Mackie Steve Gries Brian Scroggins Jason Krack Jay Winters Todd Niemeier Stu Sheets 2002: Steve Arnold Matt Vince Nathan Esche Matt Keener 1995: Darryl Adler Brian Scroggins Todd Niemeier Noah Wetzel Barry Strauser 2003: Adam Anderson 1996: Jeremy Cook Brian Anderson Jason Engelbrecht Jed Davis Kevin Irons Nathan Esche Shayne Stock Brandon Higgs Dustin Jourdan 1997: Drew Bailey Matt Keener Jeremy Cook Paul Kohler Jason Engelbrecht Mike Kottmeyer Kevin Irons Daniel Tomashek Noah Wetzel 1998: Doug Allison Matt Keener Jeremy Cook 2004: Adam Anderson Two-Time Academic All-American — 22 — USI BASEBALL SERIES RECORDS WITH OPPONENTS
SCHOOL RECORD Huntington 1- 2 Presbyterian 4 - 2 Adrian 1- 0 Illinois State 1- 0 Purdue 0 - 2 Alabama Huntsville 1- 6 Illinois Tech 0- 1 Purdue Calumet 1 - 3 American University 1- 0 Indiana 1- 2 Quincy 16 - 21 Anderson (SC) 3- 3 Indianapolis 32-40 Rockford 0- 2 Angelo ST. 1-0 Indiana State 1- 3 Rockhurst 2- 6 Armstrong State 1- 8 IP Fort Wayne 18- 4 Rochester Tech 0 - 1 Ashland 11- 6 IUPUI 24- 3 Rose Hulman 8 - 1 Augusta State (GA) 10-20 IU Southeast 26- 7 Sacred Heart (CN) 1- 1 Augustana 2- 0 Iowa 0- 1 Saginaw Valley State 1 - 0 Austin Peay 0- 7 Jacksonville 0- 1 Savannah State 1- 0 Bellarmine 55-53 Kennesaw State 0- 2 Shepherd (WV) 1- 0 Belmont College 0- 2 Kentucky State 13- 3 Shippensburg 3- 1 Bloomsburg 1- 0 Kentucky Wesleyan 78-55 South Carolina-Aiken 8-13 Brescia 9- 2 LaSalle 0- 1 South Dakota State 1- 1 Butler 2- 6 Lincoln Memorial 2- 4 SE Louisiana 0- 2 Carson Newman 2- 4 Livingston 1- 0 SE Missouri State 26-23 Central Missouri 2- 1 Lewis 36-45 SW Louisiana 1- 5 Central State 0- 1 Louisville 0- 3 SIU-Carbondale 1- 1 Chicago State 2- 0 Mankato State (MN) 0- 1 SIU-Edwardsville 41-55 Christians Brothers 4- 1 Mansfield (PA) 1- 0 Slippery Rock 1- 2 Clarion 1- 0 Marian 9- 7 Saint Joseph’s 26 -30 Columbus State (GA) 0- 6 McKendree 16- 9 St. John’s 1- 0 Cumberland 2-11 Mercyhurst 1- 1 St. Leo 1- 2 David Lipscomb 1-11 Milligan 1- 0 St. Mary’s 1- 1 Dayton 1- 0 Missouri Baptist 2- 3 Swarthmore 0- 1 Denison 1- 0 Missouri-S&T 5- 0 Tampa 0- 2 DePauw 1- 1 Missouri-St. Louis 32-27 Tennessee-Martin 6- 4 Drury 1-2 Mississippi 0- 2 Trinity College 0- 1 Eastern Illinois 5-18 Montevallo 0- 2 Troy State 0- 1 Eckerd College (FL) 0- 2 Mount Mercy 2- 0 Truman State 5- 1 Erskine 3- 0 Mount Olive (NC) 1- 0 UNC-Charlotte 0- 1 Evansville 18-27 Murray State 3- 6- 1 Vincennes 2- 0 Findlay 3-0 Nichols State 0- 2 Washington (MO) 3- 3 Flagler College (FL) 2- 0 North Dakota 0- 1 West Georgia 16-25 Fort Valley 2- 0 North Florida 0- 1 Western Illinois 0- 2 Franklin 4- 0 Northeastern Illinois 1- 0 Western Kentucky 2- 8 Frankllin Pierce 1-0 Northern Kentucky 40-34 West Virginia 1- 0 Faulkner 0- 1 Northwood 9- 2 West Virginia Wesleyan 1- 0 Georgia College 0- 1 Oakland (MI) 1- 1 Whittenburg 2- 1 Georgia Southern 0- 3 Oakland City 76- 9 Winona State 0- 1 Georgia State 1- 2 Ohio Wesleyan 1- 1 Wisconsin 1- 1 Grand Valley State 2- 0 Olney Central 1 - 0 Wisconsin-Platteville 1- 0 Greenville College 2- 2 Paine College (GA) 7 - 0 Wisconsin-Parkside 15-21 Hanover 3- 0 Philadelphia Textile 1 - 1 Wright State 1- 7 Henderson St. 1-3 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 1 - 0 Xavier 1- 2
— 23 — About the University of Southern Indiana
Founded in 1965, the University of Southern Location Indiana is located in Evansville, the state’s third-largest city. From its picturesque site on the Ohio River, Evansville is a comfortable drive from the major metropolitan areas of Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, and St. Louis.
The University enrolls 9,939 students Academic Life and offers undergraduate majors in 70 areas of study. Graduate degree programs also are available.
Beyond the classroom, students have Campus Life opportunities to participate in more than 90 organizations offering co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. Special interest clubs, student government, sororities and fraternities, music and drama groups, and other organizations enable the students Science and Education to enjoy and contribute to campus life. Center
USI offers two kinds of housing. One is Residence Life the conventional apartment and the other is suite-style housing in a residence hall. Computer labs, laundromats, a convenience store, outdoor recreational areas, and student lounges contribute to an efficient living environment that has proven overwhelmingly popular with students. A meal plan is available in the University Center. More than 3,000 students live on campus.
USI is an affordable higher-education Financial institution and some families find that they Assistance can handle the cost of a USI education with- out financial aid. Many others qualify for need-based financial aid packages, including Rice Library & grants, loans, and jobs. Quadrangle Labyrinth
— 24 — USI BASEBALL SCHEDULE *GLVC Games; Home Games In Gray; Road Games In White; All Times are CST; USI SCREAMING EAGLES Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday feb r u ar y QUICK FACTS 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 at Armstrong Atlantic St., 10 a.m. (DH) GENERAL Name of school: University of Southern Indiana 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 8 at Armstrong at Henderson City/population: Evansville/280,000 (Metro area) Atlantic St., 10 St., noon (DH) Founded: 1965 a.m. Enrollment: 9,939 (Fall 2007) 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Nickname: Screaming Eagles at Henderson Holiday Inn/USI Holiday Inn/USI School colors: Red, White, Blue St., noon (DH) Invitational Invitational Arena/capacity: USI Baseball Field/500 Affiliation: NCAA II 24 25 26 27 28 29 Holiday Inn/USI vs. Conference: Great Lakes Valley Invitational Oakland City, President: Dr. H. Ray Hoops 1 p.m. Alma mater, yr.: Eastern Illinois, ‘62 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Athletic Director: Jon Mark Hall Alma mater, yr.: Murray State, ‘90 1 vs. Grand Athletic Department phone: 812/464-1846 Valley St., Athletic Trainer: Brian Zolner noon (DH) Athletic Trainer’s phone: 812/465-1298 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Training Room phone: 812/464-1955 vs. Grand vs. Wayne St., Valley St., noon (DH) M ar ch noon History 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 First Yr. Of Baseball: 1971 vs. Wayne St., at Oakland vs. UW- Overall All-Time Record: 853-790 (.519) noon City, 1 p.m. Parkside, Noon(DH)* Yrs. in NCAA Regionals/Last: 7/2006 Last post-season opponent: Tampa (NCAA II 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 vs. UW- vs. Quincy, vs. Quincy, Championship) Parkside, noon(DH)* noon(DH)* Result: L 8-1 noon(DH)* 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Coaching Staff vs. Ky. at SIU at SIU Wesleyan, Edwardsville, Edwardsville, 1 Head Coach: Tracy Archuleta noon (DH)+ 7 p.m. p.m. (DH) Alma Mater, Yr.: Metropolitan State College of 30 31 Denver, 1997 at SIU Record at USI: 43-23 (1 Year) Edwardsville, noon* Career Record: 191-147 (6 Years) Baseball Office Phone: 812/464-1943 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Best Time/Day to reach Coach: Mornings 1 2 3 4 5 Assistant Coaches: Joel Weaver; Dustin Murray, at Ky. vs. Missouri Chris Marx Wesleyan, 1 S&T, noon p.m. + (DH)* 2007 Team Information 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Overall Record: 43-23 APRIL vs. Missouri vs. Bellarmine, at Rockhurst, Conference Record: 24-15 (2nd GLVC/4th GLVC S&T, noon 1 p.m.+ noon (DH)* (DH)* Tournament) Final ranking last year: 4th Nationally 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Lettermen returning/lost: 21/9 at Rockhurst, vs. vs. Lewis, noon (DH)* St. Joseph’s, 1 p.m. (DH)* 1 p.m.+ Sports Information 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Sports Information Director: Ray Simmons vs. Lewis, at Bellarmine, vs. Mo.- vs. Mo.- noon (DH)* 3 p.m.+ St. Louis, St. Louis, SID Office phone: 812/465-1622 7 p.m.*# 1 p.m. (DH)* Home phone: 812/402-6435 Assistant Sports Information Director: 27 28 29 30 vs. Mo.- at Dan McDonnell St. Louis, Northern Ky., Office phone: 812/465-1121 noon 1 p.m. Home phone: 812/303-6287 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SID fax: 812/465-7094 1 2 3 Press box phone: 812/465-7064 at Drury, noon SID mailing address: 8600 University Blvd. (DH)* Evansville, IN 47712 Media Information 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 at Drury, noon Great Lakes Great Lakes Great Lakes Radio station: WSWI (AM) Valley Conference Valley Conference Valley Conference MA Y (DH)* Tournament Tournament Tournament Radio contact person: Andrew Bolin Address: 8600 University Blvd. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Evansville, IN 47712 Great Lakes NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Valley Conference North Central North Central North Central Office phone: 812/464-1836 Tournament Regional Regional Regional`
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Newspaper: Evansville Courier & Press NCAA Division II NCAA Division II Newspaper contact person: Jacob Bennett North Central National Regional Championship Address: 300 E. Walnut St., P.O. Box 268 Evansville, IN 47702-0268 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Office phone: 812/464-7505 NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II NCAA Division II National National National National National National National Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship Championship
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