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2021 COASTAL CAROLINA BASEBALL 2016 NCAA College World Series Champions • 17 NCAA Regional Appearances 18 Conference Regular-Season Championships • 16 Conference Tournament Titles Media Relations: Kevin Davis • Cell: 704-974-9095 • Email: [email protected] CHANTICLEERS BY THE NUMBERS FEBRUARY 20-21 /// VS. #16 DUKE /// SPRINGS BROOKS STADIUM Overall Record 0-0 Sun Belt Conference Record 0-0 at Springs Brooks Stadium 0-0 Road Games 0-0 Neutral Site Games 0-0 Streak - Last 10 Games - COASTAL CAROLINA DUKE 2021 SCHEDULE CHANTICLEERS BLUE DEVILS FEBRUARY Record ........................................................0-0 Record ........................................................0-0 20 Sat. #16 Duke 2 p.m. ET 21 Sun. #16 Duke Noon ET Ranking ............................................... #23 (CB) Ranking ............................................... #16 (BA) #16 Duke 4 p.m. ET Last Season ...............................................11-5 Last Season ...............................................12-4 23 Tues. at #17/25 Wake Forest 4 p.m. ET 26 Fri. Bryant + 4 p.m. ET Head Coach ................................... Gary Gilmore Head Coach ....................................Chris Pollard 27 Sat. West Virginia + 4 p.m. ET Career Record ........ 1,227-609-4 (32nd season) Career Record ........... 630-495-3 (22nd season) 28 Sun. Kennesaw State + 3 p.m. ET Record at Coastal ........ 974-507-2 (26th season) Record at Louisiana .......245-177 (Ninth season) MARCH 5 Fri. Davidson ! 4 p.m. ET 6 Sat. Miami (Ohio) ! 3 p.m. ET 7 Sun. UConn ! 3 p.m. ET PROBABLE STARTERS 8 Mon. UConn ! Noon ET SATURDAY: CCU - RHP Jacob Maton (DNP) vs. Duke - RHP Cooper Stinson (3-0, 0.42 ERA) 12 Fri. FIU 4 p.m. ET 13 Sat. FIU (DH) Noon ET SUNDAY: CCU - RHP Nick Parker (2-0, 2.25 ERA) vs. Duke - RHP Henry Williams (0-0, 13.50 ERA) 14 Fri. FIU Noon ET SUNDAY: CCU - RHP Daniel Kreuzer (0-3, 6.20 ERA) vs. Duke - TBA *2020 stats 16 Tue. NC State 6 p.m. ET 19 Fri. at West Virginia 6:30 p.m. ET 20 Sat. at West Virginia 3 p.m. ET STARTING LINEUP 21 Sun. at West Virginia Noon ET 23 Tue. College of Charleston 6 p.m. ET The first game of the 2021 season was set for Friday, Feb. 19, at 4 p.m. ET from Springs Brooks Stadium 26 Fri. at Louisiana * 7 p.m. ET but now has been pushed back a day due to rain. The season-opening contest will be the first game in 346 27 Sat. at Louisiana * 3 p.m. ET days for the Chanticleers and Teal Nation. The Chants' last game came back on March 11, 2020, a 10-4 28 Sun. at Louisiana * 2 p.m. ET 1 29 Mon. at Louisiana Noon ET win over Wake Forest. APRIL The Chanticleers and Blue Devils have met just twice on the diamond all-time. The two teams have split the 1 Thur. Appalachian State * 6 p.m. ET two meetings, both of which have come at home for Coastal Carolina. However, each of the previous two 2 Fri. Appalachian State * 6 p.m. ET 3 Sat. Appalachian State * 2 p.m. ET 2 meetings came in tournament play and not in a three-game series. 6 Tue. UNC Wilmington 6 p.m. ET No. 3 Parker Chavers is back. The two-time All-Sun Belt and Sun Belt All-Tournament team selection 7 Wed. College of Charleston 6 p.m. ET 9 Fri. at UTA * 7:30 p.m. ET returns after missing last season while recovering from offseason surgery. Over his first two years at 10 Sat. at UTA * 3 p.m. ET CCU, Chavers has hit .319 with 136 hits, 22 home runs, 5 triples, 24 doubles, 96 RBIs, 102 runs, a .554 11 Sun. at UTA * Noon ET 3 slugging percentage, and a .435 on-base percentage over 119 games played. 13 Tue. at UNC Wilmington 6 p.m. ET 16 Fri. Georgia Southern * 6 p.m. ET The Chanticleers’ pitching staff was allowing just over four (4.25) earned runs per game last season before 17 Sat. Georgia Southern * 2 p.m. ET it was shut down. In fact, the Chanticleers allowed more than four earned runs in a game just twice, both of 18 Sun. Georgia Southern * 1 p.m. ET 20 Tue. at North Carolina 6 p.m. ET 4 which were in losses at #7 NC State (March 4) and versus Middle Tennessee (March 6). 23 Fri. at Liberty 6 p.m. ET Entering the 2021 season, his 26th in the dugout as the skipper for the Chanticleers, Gary Gilmore ranks 24 Sat. at Liberty 4 p.m. ET 25 Sun. at Liberty 2 p.m. ET fifth among all active NCAA Division I baseball coaches in career wins with 1,227. Paul Mainieri of LSU 27 Tue. UNCW 6 p.m. ET (1,467) is the active career wins leader in front of John Anderson of Minnesota (1,325), Keith Guttin of 28 Wed. at UNCW 6 p.m. ET 5 Missouri State (1,288), and Danny Hall at Georgia Tech (1,281). 30 Fri. at Georgia State * 6 p.m. ET MAY Since 1999, the Chanticleers have posted the sixth-most wins in all of NCAA Division I baseball with 896 1 Sat. at Georgia State * 4 p.m. ET wins. The Chants trail just Florida State (1,019), LSU (950), North Carolina (948), South Carolina (938), and 2 Sun. at Georgia State * 1 p.m. ET Rice (924) in wins over that span. 7 Fri. Troy * 6 p.m. ET 6 8 Sat. Troy * 3 p.m. ET Head coach Gary Gilmore and the Chants are scheduled to play a total of seven games versus teams out of 9 Sun. Troy * 1 p.m. ET the ACC this season. CCU will play three with Duke (Feb. 20-21), a home-and-home with Wake Forest (Feb. 12 Wed. at College of Charleston 6 p.m. ET 14 Fri. at South Alabama * 7:30 p.m. ET 7 23 and May 18), at home versus NC State (March 16), and on the road at North Carolina (April 20). 15 Sat. at South Alabama * 7:30 p.m. ET Over the past three seasons, the Chanticleers have been nearly unbeatable (79-1-1) when leading after 16 Sun. at South Alabama * 2 p.m. ET 18 Tue. Wake Forest 6 p.m. ET eight innings. Coastal went 38-1 overall in contests in which it led after eight innings of play in 2018 and 20 Thur. Texas State * 6 p.m. ET followed that up by going 30-0-1 in 2019 when taking the lead into the ninth inning. In the abbreviated 21 Fri. Texas State * 6 p.m. ET 8 2020 season, CCU was 11-0 when leading after eight innings of play. 22 Sat. Texas State * 2 p.m. ET POSTSEASON CCU returns a total of nine Chants that have made double-digit starts in the lineup for their careers, May 25-30 SUN BELT CHAMPIONSHIP (Montgomery, Ala.) including eight starters from last season and the return of redshirt junior Parker Chavers who has a total of June 4-6 NCAA REGIONALS (Campus Sites) 9 117 career starts over his time in Conway. June 11-13 NCAA SUPER REGIONALS (Campus Sites) June 19-29 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES (Omaha, Neb.) The Chants’ defense turned a total of 22 double plays last season, which led the conference and ranked second nationally when the season was abruptly canceled. 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