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Credits The 20092009 Duke media guide Table Of Contents is a publicationpubli of the Duke Sports InformationInformati Offi ce. It was designed Introduction In The Pros and editeditede in Adobe InDesign CS3. Table OfOf CContentsontents ...... 1...... 1 DukeDuke AndAnd TheThe MLB DraftDraft ...... 28 Editorr ...... Chris Cook Quick Facts...... 1 Blue Devils In The Majors ...... 29 Editorial Assistance ...... Lee Aldridge Coaching Staff Matt Plizga Record Book Front Cover ...... Grant Hawkins Design Head Coach Sean McNally ...... 2-3 Dallas, Texas Individual Offensive Records ...... 30-31 Pitching Coach Sean Snedeker...... 4 Back/Inside Covers ...... Chris Cook Assistant Coach Matthew Boggs ...... 5 Individual Pitching Records ...... 32-33 Photography ...... Jon Gardiner, Assistant Coach Jonathan Anderson...... 6 Team Season Records ...... 34 Duke Photography Support Staff ...... 6 Year-by-Year Records ...... 35 Printing ...... McCain Printing Coaching Records ...... 35 Danville, Va. The Blue Devils Annual Offensive Leaders ...... 36 Additional copies of the Duke Baseball Roster ...... 7 Annual Pitching Leaders...... 37 Media Guide can be ordered for $10 Position Rundown...... 8-9 Year-by-Year Team Offensive Stats ...... 38 (includes shipping) by calling the Duke Player Biographies ...... 10-19 Year-by-Year Team Pitching Stats ...... 39 Sports Information offi ce at Blue Devils In The Community ...... 20-21 Year-by-Year Results ...... 38-48 (919) 684-2633. 2008 In Review All-Time Series Records ...... 49 All-Time Letterwinners ...... 50-52 2008 Stats ...... 22 GoDuke.com 2008 Results...... 23 For unparalleled coverage of Duke Base- ball and the entire intercollegiate athletics 2008 In Review ...... 23 Durham, N.C...... 53 department at Duke University, access the Awards Duke University ...... 54-55 world wide web at www.GoDuke.com. The offi cial site of Duke Athletics includes vid- Academic Honors ...... 24-25 Nike Partnership ...... 56 eos, statistics, game recaps and internet National Honors ...... 26 Baseball Facilities ...... Inside Back Cover broadcasts along with auction items and Conference Honors ...... 27 2009 Schedule...... Back Cover historical information. Quick Facts Location ...... Durham, N.C. First Year of Baseball...... 1889 Sports Information Director...... Art Chase Founded ...... 1838 as Trinity College All-Time Record ...... 1779-1512-34 Associate Director ...... Lindy Brown Enrollment ...... 6,247 CWS Appearances/Last App...... 3/1961 Associate Director ...... Matt Plizga Colors ...... Royal Blue & White NCAA Postseason Appearances/Last ...... 5/1961 Assistant Director/Baseball SID...... Chris Cook Home Field ...... Jack Coombs Field (2,000) 2008 Record ...... 37-18-1 (10-18-1 ACC) SID Email ...... [email protected] Surface/Dimensions ...... Grass/330-LF, 375-LC, (Home: 29-7-1, Away: 8-11) SID Offi ce Phone ...... (919) 684-8708 400-CF, 375-RC, 330-RF Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 21/7 SID Fax ...... (919) 684-2489 Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Position Players Returning/Lost ...... 12/4 Assistant Director ...... Ben Blevins Conference ...... Atlantic Coast (ACC) Position Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/2 Assistant Director ...... Meredith Rieder President ...... Richard H. Brodhead Returning/Lost ...... 12/4 Staff Assistant ...... Kate Burkholder Director of Athletics...... Kevin White Newcomers ...... 7 Press Box Phone ...... (919) 812-7141 1 DDukeu k e BBaseballa s e b a l l RRostero s t e r

No. Name Pos B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Alphabetical 2 Ben Condon C/INF R/R 6-1 170 So. Peachtree City, Ga. (Woodward Academy) 3 Ryan Knott RHP R/R 6-4 195 So. Huntley, Ill. (Marian Central Catholic) 28 John Bunder 4 Jonathan Foreman RHP R/R 6-0 195 Jr. Lafayette, La. (Lafayette) 7 Kyle Butler r 5 Brian Litwin OF/INF R/R 6-2 195 Fr. Hickory, N.C. (St. Stephens) 24 Trevor Cesar e 6 Joe Pedevillano LHP/OF L/L 5-6 155 Fr. Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (Our Lady of Lourdes) 2 Ben Condon t 7 Kyle Butler RHP/INF R/R 5-11 160 Sr. Apex, N.C. (Apex) 45 Will Currier s 8 Andrew Wolcott RHP R/R 6-6 240 Sr. Grayslake, Ill. (Warren Township) 4 Jonathan Foreman o 9 Eric Pfi sterer LHP/1B L/L 6-2 220 Fr. Saddle River, N.J. (Don Bosco Prep) 42 Nate Freiman r 10 Ryan McCurdy INF R/R 5-10 175 Jr. Tampa, Fla. (Plant)

12 Jake Lemmerman INF R/R 6-2 185 So. Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona Del Mar) 19 Jeremy Gould

9 14 Gabriel Saade INF R/R 5-11 190 Jr. , Fla. (Gulliver Prep) 34 Ben Grisz 18 Matt Williams C R/R 5-11 220 Sr. Northville, Mich. (Northville)

0 32 Alex Hassan 19 Jeremy Gould OF R/L 6-4 200 Jr. Bellaire, Texas (Bellaire) 3 Ryan Knott 0 20 Tom Luciano OF R/R 6-2 185 So. Pound Ridge, N.Y. (Fox Lane) 12 Jake Lemmerman 2 2009 roster 21 Tim Sherlock LHP/OF L/L 6-0 180 Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) 23 Michael Seander RHP R/R 6-2 215 Jr. Pawtucket, R.I. (Saint Raphael Academy) 5 Brian Litwin 24 Trevor Cesar RHP/OF R/R 6-3 180 Fr. Merced, Calif. (Golden Valley) 20 Tom Luciano 25 David Putman RHP R/R 6-1 205 Fr. Doylestown, Pa. (The Hun School) 49 Christopher Manno 26 Dennis O’Grady RHP/INF R/R 5-10 190 So. Floral Park, N.Y. (Archbishop Molloy) 10 Ryan McCurdy 27 Will Piwnica-Worms OF R/R 6-2 195 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. (Ladue Horton Watkins) 28 John Bunder RHP/OF R/R 6-3 175 So. Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison) 36 Michael Ness 31 Cameron Schulz RHP R/R 6-3 200 So. Chapel Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) 26 Dennis O’Grady 32 Alex Hassan RHP/OF R/R 6-4 200 Jr. Boston, Mass. (Boston College HS) 6 Joe Pedevillano 34 Ben Grisz RHP/UT R/R 6-0 220 Fr. Dallas, Texas (St. Mark’s) 9 Eric Pfi sterer 36 Michael Ness RHP R/R 6-4 210 Jr. Chatham, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) 27 Will Piwnica-Worms 42 Nate Freiman 1B/C R/R 6-8 250 Sr. Wellesley, Mass. (Wellesley) 25 David Putman 45 Will Currier RHP R/R 6-4 215 Jr. Dripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) 49 Christopher Manno LHP L/L 6-2 160 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. (Xaverian) 14 Gabriel Saade 31 Cameron Schulz 22 Head Coach: Sean McNally (Fourth Season, Duke ’94) 23 Michael Seander 1 Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Matthew Boggs (Fourth Season, Georgia Tech ’02) 21 Tim Sherlock 33 Assistant/Pitching Coach: Sean Snedeker (Third Season, Texas A&M ’90) 18 Matt Williams 11 Assistant Coach: Jonathan Anderson (Second Season, Duke ’07) Baseball Operations: Lee Aldridge (First Season, Wingate ’04) 8 Andrew Wolcott Student : William Kesler (First Season, Duke ’09) SSTATE-BY-STATET A T E - B Y - S T A T E BREAKDOWNB R E A K D O W N

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the ACC Top Six for Service Award for their Blue Devils had at least fi ve players hit over t community service initiatives. .300 in two straight seasons. a On the fi eld, McNally guided the team to Duke’s success has translated into the f f one of the most successful seasons in school ACC as well, where the team has increased history, turning in a 37-18-1 record with its conference win total each season. In TThehe SeanSean McNallyMcNally FileFile wins over several ranked teams, including 2008, Duke won 10 conference games and No. 2 , No. 17 Georgia Tech three series to reach double-digit ACC wins Born: December 14, 1972 and a series win over 16th-ranked Virginia. for the fi rst time in seven years. Duke took Hometown: Rye, N.Y. Career Record: 81-83-1 (Three Seasons) Additionally, the Blue Devils led the nation down some of the top competition the ACC Record at Duke: 81-83-1 (Three Seasons) in fi elding percentage with a .978 clip af- had to offer, including No. 2 North Carolina, Education: B.A., History and Political Science ter committing an ACC-low 47 errors. The No. 17 Georgia Tech, No. 16 Virginia, NC Duke University, 1994 fundamental approach allowed Duke to go State, and Clemson. Last season’s victories Coaching Career a perfect 27-0 in non-conference play last continued the trend started in 2007 when the • Named head coach at Duke July 15, 2005 season. Blue Devils defeated No. 1 State and • Led Duke to a 37-18-1 record in his third No. 2 North Carolina on the way to eight season last year, which was the third-most McNally has led Duke to a 66-42-1 wins in school history record over the last two seasons and conference wins. • Led Duke to 29-25 record in 2007 for most became the fi rst coach in school history to Since taking over, McNally has produced wins in nearly a decade at the time reach the 30-win plateau in his third year of two All-ACC performers, including 2008 • Oversaw a Duke team that led the nation in second team selection Hassan and 2007 fi elding percentage in 2008 coaching. Expectations and optimism are • Has coached four Duke draft picks in his high for Duke’s continued rise up the na- second team choice Tony Bajoczky. A two- three-year coaching career tional ladder in 2009. way outfi elder and , Hassan also col- • Spent two seasons as a hitting coach in McNally coaches the hitters and the in- lected a Rawlings Gold Glove in 2008 for the organization his errorless defensive play in the outfi eld. • Named manager of the Burlington Indians fi elders directly for the Blue Devils, the (A) in 2005 same responsibilities he handled at the In addition to the national and confer- professional level during his time in player ence recognition that Duke has received, Coaching Stops McNally has put Duke baseball back on the • Head Coach — Duke University development with the Cleveland Indians. (2006-Present) Under McNally, Duke’s offense has emerged map in the professional ranks after produc- • Manager — Burlington Indians as one of the top groups in the conference ing four draft picks in the last two years. (Cleveland Indians-A, 2005) and fi nished with a .299 batting average last Three Blue Devils were taken in the 2007 • Hitting Coach — Akron Aeros draft (Bajoczky, Brett Bartles and Jimmy (Cleveland Indians-AA, 2004) season after hitting .302 in 2007. • Hitting Coach — Burlington Indians McNally has stressed the importance of Gallagher), while Freiman was selected in (Cleveland Indians-A, 2003) both situational and two-strike hitting to 2008 (28th Round — ), but elected to return to Duke for his senior sea- Professional Career his players. Last season, the Blue Devils hit • 16th Round Draft Choice by Kansas City (1994) .298 with two outs and scored 132 of their son. Gallagher, who was drafted as a junior, • Nine seasons in 390 runs with two outs. The Blue Devils became the highest-drafted Duke outfi elder • 1999 (AA) All-Star struck out just 299 times last season, which in school history after going 239th overall to the . Collegiate Career at Duke (1991-94) was the fewest among all ACC teams by 66 • Academic All-America (1994) . Freshmen Eric Pfi sterer (15th Round — • Academic All-District (1994) Duke also had fi ve regulars bat over .300 ) and Brian Litwin (24th • Four-time ACC Academic Honor Roll last season, including Nate Freiman (.381), Round — Pirates) were drafted honoree • All-ACC infi elder (1994) Alex Hassan (.353) and Jeremy Gould in 2008 as well. • Two-year team captain (.349), who all fi nished among the ACC’s Pfi sterer and Litwin are two of seven • Career .332 batting average top 15 in the category. It marked the second members of Duke’s most recent recruiting • Holds Duke’s single-season batting average straight year that Duke had at least fi ve play- class, which dubbed the (.408) and records (.775) • Ranks among top-10 in school history in ers hit over .300 as the Blue Devils also ac- 25th-best in the nation. That group contin- hits, doubles, triples, home runs, RBI, complished the same feat in 2007. It was the ued the strong recruiting trend that McNally batting average and runs scored fi rst time since the 1993-99 seasons that the has instilled, beginning with his fi rst class 3 HHeadead CoachCoach SeanSean McNallyMcNally that included Hassan, Gould, infi elders cords for batting average (.408) and slug- Ryan McCurdy and Gabriel Saade and ging percentage (.775), while fi nishing the pitchers Will Currier, Michael Seander, season with 89 hits, 19 doubles, eight tri-

f Christopher Manno, Jonathan Foreman ples, 15 home runs and 71 RBI. He ranks f and Michael Ness. Many members of that among the top fi ve in school history with 17 a group, now juniors, found their way into the triples and 181 RBI in his career and among t

s starting lineup as freshmen and now enter the top 10 in runs scored, batting average,

the 2008 season as the core of a Blue Devil hits and doubles. g team on the verge of earning a berth to an Following four seasons in the Royal n NCAA Regional. Blue and White, McNally was selected in i

h Duke’s second recruiting class under the 16th round of the 1994 Major League

c McNally yielded nine members, includ- Baseball Draft by the

a ing starting shortstop Jake Lemmerman and played nine seasons of professional

o and valuable two-way contributors Dennis baseball. He reached as high as the -A

c coaching staff O’Grady and John Bunder. Lemmerman level with Buffalo (Cleveland Indians) and started all 56 games and batted .282 during Tucson (Arizona Diamondbacks) in 2001 his freshman season while O’Grady went and Calgary (Florida Marlins) in 2002. In DDukeuke UnderUnder McNallyMcNally 3-2 with a 3.86 ERA and started six games 1999, McNally was named to the Texas in the infi eld. League (AA) All-Star Team after posting Year W L T Pct. The consistent emphasis placed on aca- a .282 batting average along with 36 home 2006 15 40 0 .272 demic achievement under McNally contin- runs and 109 RBI. 2007 29 25 0 .537 ues to be evident. For the second straight In all, McNally played for six profes- 2008 37 18 1 .667 year, Duke placed two student-athletes sional organizations, including Kansas Totals 81 83 1 .494 on the ESPN The Magazine Academic City (1994-99), Florida (2000), Cleveland All-District III team, with the 2008 awards (2001), Arizona (2001), Texas (2002) and Duke’s Offense Under McNally going to Freiman and fellow senior Matt Montreal (2002). Year Avg. H/G R/G SLG% OB% SB% Williams. Prior to taking over at Duke, McNally 2006 .269 9.38 5.09 .372 .335 .766 Additionally, six Blue Devils appeared spent three years coaching in the profes- 2007 .302 10.41 6.42 .430 .380 .706 on the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team sional ranks for Cleveland Indians affi li- 2008 .299 10.48 6.96 .422 .382 .783 in 2008, marking the third straight year ates Burlington (A) and Akron (AA). He Totals .290 10.09 6.16 .408 .366 .748 that Duke has had at least three represen- served as the hitting coach for both squads Duke’s Defense Under McNally tatives on the team. Duke baseball has before being promoted to manager of the Year C E E/G DP FLD% also consistently found its way onto the Burlington Indians in 2005. As the hit- ACC Academic Honor Roll (3.0 GPA ting coach for the Akron Aeros in 2004, 2006 2151 89 1.62 34 .959 for the academic year) on McNally’s McNally instructed several professional 2007 2083 79 1.46 43 .962 watch, as Duke has seen a combined 49 players on their way to the majors, includ- 2008 2117 47 0.84 34 .978 representatives make the team over the last ing (OF, Cleveland Indians), Totals 6351 215 1.30 111 .966 three seasons. Ryan Garko (1B, Cleveland Indians), Frank- • McNally is the fi rst coach in Each year, the Duke Baseball program lin Gutierrez (OF, Cleveland Indians), Joe school history to reach 30 wins has taken a more active role in the Durham Inglett (IF, Toronto Blue Jays) and Kevin by his third season. community as well, culminating in the ACC Kouzmanoff (3B, ). Top Six for Service award in 2008. Some McNally also served as an academic ad- • He has more wins (81) through projects completed included the Duke-spon- visor within the Duke Athletic Department his fi rst three seasons than any sored Verizon “Read with the Blue Devils,” from 2003-04, where he managed the Ve- a Field Day at Rogers Herr Middle School rizon “Read with the Blue Devils” commu- other Duke coach through their and the Urban Ministries Soup Kitchen. nity outreach program. fi rst three years. Each class, freshman through seniors, also In addition to his coaching responsibili- designed and organized their own project ties with the Blue Devils, he has taken on • Duke has had a 100 percent which they participated in as a group. several athletic department projects as well. graduation success rate under During his playing career at Duke, McNally served as the coaching represen- McNally. McNally was a four-year starter and served tative on the Executive Committee for the as team captain for his fi nal two seasons. construction of the Strategic Plan for Duke • Duke’s most recent recruiting During his tenure, he started 198 games and Athletics, a year-long process in 2007- class was ranked 25th-best in the helped Duke compile a 124-82-1 overall 2008. country by Baseball America. record that included three straight 30-win McNally is married to the former Kim seasons. Voyticky, an All-ACC performer in track • McNally has had 12 hitters bat As a senior in 1994, he received All-ACC and fi eld at Duke. The couple has a one- over .300 for a season, including honors and set single-season school re- year-old daughter named Michaela. fi ve each in 2007 and 2008. 4 PPitchingitching CoachCoach SeanSean SnedekerSnedeker Sean Snedeker returns for his third season Jonathan Foreman into viable ACC start- as Duke’s pitching coach after making a tre- ers. Manno, a 6-2 left-hander, led Duke with mendous impact on the program over the past 80 strikeouts and a 6-2 record in just his sec- two seasons. ond season while Foreman logged the lowest c coaching staff Since Snedeker joined the program, Duke’s ERA on the team with a 2.87 mark in 53.1 in- o pitchers have improved in nearly every statis- nings. Both Blue Devils started the season as a tical category and fi nished among the top 20 mid-week starters, but received a bump to the c in the nation in ERA, walks allowed per game weekend rotation after excelling against non- h and hits allowed per game in 2008. Last sea- conference competition. After going 4-0 with i n son, the Blue Devils had the sixth-lowest ERA a 3.12 ERA in his fi rst eight starts against non- g in the country and averaged just 2.9 walks and conference opponents, Manno was given the

8.8 hits allowed per game, which were the 15th ball on Saturdays and went on to put up a 3.75 s

and 20th best averages in the nation. ERA with 28 strikeouts and just six walks in t Prior to Snedeker’s arrival in 2007, Duke’s 24 innings against ACC opponents. Foreman, a pitching staff had lower than a 5.72 ERA just meanwhile, made his fi nal four starts on Sun- f one time since 1999. However, in just two sea- days and logged a 4.00 ERA through 18 in- f sons, Snedeker helped Duke lower that mark to nings in the ACC. TThehe SeanSean SnedekerSnedeker FileFile 4.50 in 2007 and 3.71 in 2008, which was the Snedeker also tutored several freshmen who Born: June 18, 1965 program’s lowest mark since 1993. Additional- contributed in 2008, including Ryan Knott, Hometown: Bryan, Texas ly, Duke’s pitchers have dramatically lowered Dennis O’Grady and John Bunder. Each one Education: B.S., Kinesiology, Texas A&M, 1990 their number of walks and home runs allowed made nine or more appearances on the year and M.S., Kinesiology, Texas A&M, 2000 under Snedeker and last season led the ACC in played a prominent role in Duke’s 27-0 non- fewest hits, runs and walks surrendered. They conference record. Coaching Career also gave up just 28 home runs for the second- A native of Bryan, Texas, Snedeker brings • Duke’s pitching coach since 2007 season • Oversaw a pitching staff in 2008 that ranked fewest of any ACC team. a wealth of experience to Duke after spending sixth in the country in ERA, 15th in walks Snedeker also turned Duke’s bullpen into 12 seasons as a pitching coach in the Chicago allowed per game and 20th in hits allowed one of the most effective groups in the nation. White Sox organization and one season with • Has helped the staff put together a combined Led by closer and All-ACC performer Alex a affi liate in the Pioneer ERA of 4.10 in his fi rst two seasons Hassan, senior Ryan Perry and sophomore League where he developed younger talent at • Spent 12 seasons as a pitching coach in the Chicago White Sox organization Michael Ness, the group combined for a 17-2 the Class-A and Rookie levels. Snedeker has • Worked primarily at the Rookie and Class-A record, a 3.00 ERA and 12 saves last season mentored over 30 current or former major level developing and acclimating young while leading Duke to a 29-0-1 record when league pitchers, most notably 2005 American talent to the professional ranks leading after the sixth inning. Snedeker utilized League All-Star Jon Garland. • Has coached over 30 current or former nearly every available arm throughout the sea- Additionally, Snedeker’s 2002 Kannapolis major league pitchers, including 2005 son, sending 16 pitchers to the mound, includ- Intimidators pitching staff led all White Sox American League All-Star Jon Garland ing 13 in relief. farm teams with a 3.63 ERA and 1,000 strike- Coaching Stops Included in those 16 arms was junior outs, while his Advanced Rookie pitching corps • Pitching Coach — Duke (2007-Present) Andrew Wolcott, who pitched as Duke’s Fri- in Bristol led the Appalachian League in strike- • Pitching Coach — Kannapolis Intimidators day starter against every opponent in 2008. outs and saves and fi nished second in ERA. (Chicago White Sox-A, 2002-04, 2006) Wolcott, a 6-6, 240 pound right-hander, owned Snedeker also spent six seasons as a player • Pitching Coach — Winston-Salem Warthogs a career ERA of 6.28 heading into his junior in the Los Angeles Dodgers system after being (Chicago White Sox-A, 2005) • Pitching Coach — Bristol Sox season, but broke through with Snedeker’s help selected in the 30th round of the 1988 MLB (Chicago White Sox-Rookie, 1999-2001) in 2008 and logged a 3.75 ERA through nearly Amateur Draft. He reached as high as the AA • Pitching Coach — Hickory Crawdads 70 innings of work. Snedeker helped Wolcott level and fi nished his career with a combined (Chicago White Sox-A, 1996-98) refi ne his pitching arsenal, and the result was 34-21 record and a 3.24 ERA while starting • Pitching Coach — Sarasota White Sox his development into Duke’s most reliable over 70 games on the mound. His career high- (Chicago White Sox-A, 1995) • Pitching Coach — Great Falls Dodgers starter of the season. light came at Class-A Vero Beach when he (Los Angeles Dodgers-Rookie, 1994) Snedeker did the same with senior reliever tossed a seven-inning perfect game on August Ryan Perry, who went 2-0 with a 3.24 ERA out 28, 1991 against St. Lucie. Professional Career of the bullpen in 2008, and starter Tony Bajoc- As a right-handed pitcher at Texas A&M • Selected in the 30th round of the 1988 Draft zky, who was drafted by the from 1987-88, Snedeker compiled a 17-4 • Compiled a 34-21 record and a 3.24 ERA following his senior campaign in 2007. Both overall record on the mound in two seasons of over six seasons in the minor leagues with the Los Angeles Dodgers enjoyed breakout senior seasons, with Perry work. In 1988, Snedeker turned in a 9-2 record • Pitched a seven-inning perfect game at emerging as one of Duke’s top relievers last and a 3.50 ERA while striking out 87 batters Class-A Vero Beach on August 28, 1991 season and Bajoczky earning All-ACC honors and walking 41. He was honored with the uni- in 2007 after going 9-3 with a 3.22 ERA. versity’s C.E. “Pat” Olsen Outstanding Pitcher Collegiate Career at Texas A&M (1987-88) Snedeker has also quickly brought along Award in the same year. • Compiled a career 17-4 record at Texas A&M, going 8-2 in his fi rst season and 9-2 in several younger Blue Devils who became im- Snedeker graduated from Texas A&M in his second season mediate contributors shortly after their arrival. 1990 and holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s • Finished with a career 3.76 ERA In addition to Hassan, Ness and their classmate degree in Kinesiology. He and his wife, Mary • Earned the C.E. “Pat” Olsen Outstanding Will Currier, Snedeker has also had a hand in Jane, have two children, Sydney (15) and Sy Pitcher Award in 1988 developing juniors Christopher Manno and (10). 5 AAssistantssistant CoachCoach MatthewMatthew BoggsBoggs Matthew Boggs enters his fourth season on the program through recruiting, Duke has as an assistant coach at Duke and his second also benefi ted from his work as an assistant hit- year as the program’s recruiting coordinator. ting coach. With Boggs’ help, the Blue Devils

f Boggs’ primary responsibilities include coach- have hit .302 and .299 in the last two seasons

f ing Duke’s , as well as the organization while ranking among the top fi ve in the ACC

a of Duke’s recruiting efforts and assisting with in batting average and runs scored in 2008. t the hitters. Additionally, the Blue Devils struck out just 299 s

Since Boggs’ arrival before the 2006 season, times last season for an average of 5.3 per game,

g the Blue Devils have taken huge strides in every which was the lowest mark in the ACC.

n facet of the game and are now poised to make As the catchers coach, Boggs has tutored i an even bigger jump in 2009. With Boggs’ as- one of the best defensive catchers in the ACC h sistance, the Blue Devils fi nished as one of the in senior Matt Williams. Williams, who owns a c conference’s top offensive units last season. career fi elding percentage of .984, led all ACC a Boggs’ impact can be seen not only in the catchers with a .997 fi elding clip last season o improved level of play from the Blue Devils, while gunning down 19 runners trying to steal. c coaching staff but the quality of the athletes that Duke now Boggs has also brought along several newcom- puts on the fi eld. Since being promoted to ers to the position, including 2008 graduate TThehe MatthewMatthew BoggsBoggs FileFile recruiting coordinator following the 2007 sea- Kyle Kreick, who started eight games behind son, Boggs has helped bring in two of Duke’s the plate without making an error last season Born: October 15, 1978 top recruiting classes in recent history. Duke’s while throwing out three runners on the base Hometown: Dalton, Ga. most recent group was tabbed the 25th-best paths. He is also working with sophomore Ben Education: B.S., Textile and Fiber Engineering class in the nation by Baseball America. Two Condon, who trained during the fall to become Georgia Tech, 2002 members of the seven-player class were drafted a backup to Williams. Coaching Career out of high school, including 15th-round choice Prior to his start at Duke, Boggs spent • Assistant Coach at Duke since 2006 season Eric Pfi sterer and 24th-round selection Brian two seasons as an assistant coach at Tulane • Promoted to Recruiting Coordinator prior to Litwin. In addition to Pfi sterer and Litwin, where he coached outfi elders and hitters. the 2007 season Boggs also helped bring in two-way outfi elders He helped lead the Green Wave to the Confer- • Has helped bring in a number of talented recruiting classes, including the 2008 group Trevor Cesar, Ben Grisz and Joe Pedevillano ence USA regular season and co-tournament that was ranked the 25th-best in the country along with right-handed pitcher David Putman titles in 2005 along with a College World by Baseball America and outfi elder Will Piwnica-Worms. Series berth. Under his direction at Tulane, three • Coaches Duke’s catchers and assists with Boggs has made an impact on Duke’s re- players earned fi rst team Conference USA hitting program cruiting since he fi rst joined the team prior to honors, including the C-USA Player and Fresh- • Previously served as the outfi elders coach and oversaw a unit that committed just two the 2006 season. In his fi rst year at Duke, he was man of the Year. Boggs also spent one season errors in 2007 instrumental in bringing in current juniors Alex as an assistant coach at Georgia Southern in • Has helped Duke bat .284 as a team since Hassan, Gabriel Saade, Ryan McCurdy and 2003. joining the program in 2006, including a .302 Jeremy Gould, all of which solidifi ed starting A standout infi elder during his four-year mark in 2007 and a .299 average in 2008 spots in Duke’s lineup during their freshman or playing career at Georgia Tech from 1998-2002, • Mentored Duke outfi elder Jimmy Gallagher, who was taken in the 7th round of the 2007 sophomore seasons. Also included in that class Boggs ranks among the school’s top 10 in runs MLB Draft were starting pitchers Christopher Manno, scored and games played and 15th in total hits. • Has coached 15 players who have reached Jonathan Foreman and Will Currier, reliever Boggs turned in batting averages over .300 in the professional ranks Michael Ness and 2007 Freshman All-America each of his four seasons, including a .363 clip closer Michael Seander. Both Manno and Fore- as a senior when he knocked 12 doubles, two Coaching Stops • Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator — man were among Duke’s top starters as sopho- triples and drove in 43 RBI to help lead the Duke (2006-Present) mores in 2008, while Ness has already made Yellow Jackets to the . • Assistant Coach — Tulane University over 40 appearances out of Duke’s bullpen. Boggs served as team captain as a junior and a (2004-05) Boggs was promoted to recruiting coordina- senior and fi nished his career with a .337 batting • Assistant Coach — Georgia Southern tor during the 2007-08 school year and contin- average, a .463 on base percentage and 41 (2003) ued the strong recruiting trend by bringing in stolen bases. He also holds the Georgia Tech Collegiate Career at Georgia Tech (1998-02) shortstop Jake Lemmerman, who started every career record for most times hit by a pitch in a • Four-year starter for the Yellow Jackets game during his freshman campaign while bat- career and a single season. • Team captain in 2001 and 2002 ting .283 with an impressive defensive resume A four-time member of the ACC Academic • Put together a career .337 batting average, a to match. Also included in that group were Honor Roll while at Georgia Tech, Boggs was .463 on base percentage and 41 stolen bases two-way players Dennis O’Grady and John a standout in the classroom as well. He earned • Hit .363 with 12 doubles and 43 RBI from the leadoff spot as a senior Bunder and relief pitcher Ryan Knott, who Verizon District III Academic All-America hon- • Ranks among top 10 in Georgia Tech history all made nine or more appearances during their ors in 1999, 2001 and 2002 and a second team in runs scored and games played and top 15 inaugural seasons. Academic All-America selection as a senior. in total hits The improved talent level has pushed Duke’s A 2002 graduate of Georgia Tech, Boggs • Four-year member of ACC Academic Honor program back onto the college baseball map and holds a B.S. degree in Textile and Fiber Engi- Roll • Three-time Verizon District III Academic All- now has the Blue Devils in prime position to be neering. He has a brother, Mitchell, who is a America choice an ACC contender in 2009. pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals organization While Boggs has made a signifi cant impact and made his major league debut in 2008. 6 AAssistantssistant CoachCoach JonathanJonathan AndersonAnderson Former Duke outfi elder and pitcher Jonathan Anderson returns for his second season as an Lee Aldridge assistant coach. Anderson’s primary responsi-

Baseball Operations c coaching staff bilities include coaching the outfi elders, running the bunting program and assisting with base Lee Aldridge is in his o running and hitting. He also coaches fi rst base, fi rst season as Duke’s a is in charge of the Duke Baseball Academy and head of baseball opera- c oversees Duke’s video program. tions after working with h

In his fi rst year, Anderson mentored every- the team as a sports information staff assistant i n day outfi eld starters Jeremy Gould and Alex during the 2006 and 2007 seasons. Hassan, who combined for just one error in 55 Aldridge’s primary duties include coordinat- g ing travel arrangements, assisting with schedul- games all season. Hassan, an All-ACC perform- s ing and organizing camps. er who patrolled center fi eld in all but one game, t held a perfect 1.000 fi elding clip for the entire Aldridge has been with the Duke Athletic a season and was rewarded with one of three out- Department since 2005 and has served stints f fi eld spots on the Rawlings Gold Glove Team. as a Sports Information Staff Assistant and f Additionally, Anderson’s work with the Blue Assistant Director of Internet Operations. He Devils on the base paths produced the fourth- still holds the internet operations position and highest stolen base success rate in the ACC as manages Duke University’s offi cial athletic Duke was successful in 79 percent of its at- website, GoDuke.com. tempts. Duke swiped 58 bases on the year while Aldridge is married to the former Jennifer being thrown out just 16 times. Fourteen dif- Bernhardt. The couple resides in Durham, N.C. ferent Blue Devils had at least one stolen base, with Hassan and Gabriel Saade each reaching Baseball Support Staff double fi gures. Anderson also assisted with Duke’s hitters and helped the group bat .299 in his fi rst sea- son. He had a hand in helping three Blue Devils, including Nate Freiman (.381), Hassan (.353) and Gould (.349), fi nish among the ACC’s top 20 in batting average. Under his direction in the bunting program, Duke laid down 11 bunt singles and 20 sacrifi ces in 2008. TThehe JonathanJonathan AndersonAnderson FileFile Leslie Barnes Luke Barthel Anderson also oversees the baseball team’s Student-Athlete Development Strength & Conditioning video program, coordinating the fi lming of all Born: October 12, 1984 games and the breakdown of all videos. Ander- Hometown: Miami, Fla. Education: B.A., History son also spends time with Duke’s baseball play- Duke University, 2007 ers reviewing the fi lm. Anderson started 178 games in his four- Coaching Career year career at Duke while appearing in nearly • Named Volunteer Assistant at Duke in 2007 200 total contests. As a senior, he put it together • Oversees Duke’s outfi elders, baserunning on the mound and at the plate, fi nishing with a and bunting program .337 batting average and a 2.91 ERA. During • Also coaches fi rst base and assists with Kyle Beatty Brad Berndt that season, he scored 40 runs while swiping 14 hitting Athletic Trainer Baseball Administrator • Is in charge of the Duke Baseball Academy stolen bases and laying down a league-leading • Oversees Duke’s video program 20 sacrifi ce bunts. He was one of Duke’s most consistent fi elders as well, going errorless in Playing Career 107 opportunities in the outfi eld. The southpaw • An outfi elder and left-handed pitcher at also compiled a 3-4 record, three saves and a Duke from 2004-07 2.91 ERA on the mound in 2007, notching eight • Started 178 games and played in nearly starts and 19 total appearances. 200 in his four-year career As a freshman, junior and senior, Anderson • Started every game as a freshman, junior and senior T.J. Grams Dave McClain started every game for Duke, while leading the • Ranks 10th on Duke’s career steals list (41) Academic Advisor Equipment Manager team in batting average (.313) as a junior and • Batted .337 with 40 runs and 14 stolen steals (16) as a freshman. He put together a bases in 2007 career .280 batting average with 174 hits, 119 • Put together a 2.91 ERA, three saves and a runs and 41 stolen bases and fi nished his ca- 3-4 record in 2007 reer with the 10th-most stolen bases in school • Led the ACC in sacrifi ce bunts (20) in 2007 history. • Went errorless in 107 chances in the The son of Martha and Kevin Anderson, Jon- outfi eld as a senior • Led Duke in batting average (.313) as a athan Anderson was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, junior and stolen bases (16) as a freshman and is a native of Miami, Fla. He graduated • Career batting average of .280 with 174 Tim Oris from Duke in 2007 with a degree in History. hits,119 runs and 41 stolen bases Mike Ryan Tickets Facilities 7 AAroundr o u n d TheT h e HornH o r n FFIRSTI R S T BASEB A S E SSECONDE C O N D BASEB A S E Nate Freiman returns for his senior season after being Gabriel Saade returns for his second season as the start- k drafted in the 28th round of the 2008 MLB Draft as a junior and ing after starting 51 games at the position as o will once again anchor the Blue Devils in the middle of the lineup a sophomore. o and at fi rst base. Saade is one of Duke’s most versatile players and has the l

t One of the top returning hitters in the conference, Freiman ability to hit for power and steal bases. He swiped 16 bags while

u boasts a career .357 batting average and is coming off a junior being thrown out just twice last season and batted .286 with 23

o campaign in which he led Duke in batting average, home runs extra-base hits.

and RBI for the second straight year. Freiman tagged 11 home Saade logged career highs in nearly every offensive cat-

n runs in 39 games last season while batting .381 with a team- egory last season and was one of just two players in the ACC

o high 46 RBI. Freiman slugged .671 with over 40 runs, 40 RBI and 15 stolen

s last season with 23 extra-base bases.

a hits and batted .404 over the At 5-11 and 190 pounds, Saade

e second half of the season, driv- has the ability to play both middle in-

s season outlook ing in 31 runs with eight homers fi eld positions and started 48 games during that span. at shortstop as a freshman. He Freiman has also improved de- turned 17 of Duke’s 34 double fensively in his fi rst three seasons and plays last season. logged a .989 fi elding percentage in Sophomore Dennis O’Grady 2008. At 6-8 and 250 pounds, will also see time in the middle of Freiman provides a big target the infi eld after starting four games at fi rst base for Duke’s infi eld- at second base last season. ers. A 5-10, 185 pound two-way Freshman Eric Pfi sterer will player, O’Grady started four serve as the backup at fi rst base along with games at second and two at DH duties. A 6-2, 220 pound left-hander, Pfi s- third base as a freshman terer was drafted in the 15th round and turned six double out of high school and will also see NNATEATE FREIMANFREIMAN GGABRIELABRIEL SAADESAADE plays. time on the mound. SSeniorenior • 11BB JJuniorunior • 22BB TTHIRDH I R D BASEB A S E SSHORTSTOPH O R T S T O P Duke boasts one of the top defensive infi elders in the country Sophomore Jake Lemmerman returns as Duke’s starting at the hot corner in junior Ryan McCurdy, who made just four shortstop after starting all 56 games at the position as a fresh- errors in 50 games last year. Originally a middle infi elder, Mc- man. Curdy made his fi rst collegiate start at third base last season In his fi rst season, Lemmerman was the only Blue Devil to and fi nished with the best fi elding percentage among all ACC start every game and fi nished with a .283 batting average, built players at the position. by 60 hits and 14 extra-base knocks. McCurdy also enjoyed a successful season at the plate in Lemmerman was one of Duke’s most consistent performers 2008 and batted .292 with 40 runs scored and a team-high .454 at the plate, tagging at least one hit in 44 games and multiple on base percentage. A 5-10, 175 pound knocks in 16 games. A 6-2, 185 pound native of Newport Beach, junior, McCurdy set a school record Calif., Lemmerman went hitless in consecutive after being hit by 27 pitches last year in games just twice last season. addition to drawing 21 walks. Lemmerman was among the top de- One of Duke’s most consis- fensive shortstops in the ACC for much of tent performers in the fi eld and the season and made just fi ve errors at the plate, McCurdy has struck over his fi rst 38 games. He held er- out just 21 times in 300 career rorless streaks of 15, eight and at bats and went hitless in back- nine games and had a hand in 22 to-back games just four times last sea- double plays. son. Backing up Lemmerman at In addition to taking on reserve duties shortstop will be juniors Ryan at second base, two-way sophomore Den- McCurdy, who will also start to nis O’Grady could also see time at third his right at third base, and Ga- along with classmate Ben Condon, who briel Saade, who is the starting will also be available in a backup role. second baseman. Condon started fi ve games at Both McCurdy and Saade third base as a freshman while have experience playing the O’Grady split time between third RRYANYAN McCURDYMcCURDY JJAKEAKE LEMMERMANLEMMERMAN position, which they both did and second. JJuniorunior • 33BB SSophomoreophomore • SSSS as freshmen. 8 AAroundr o u n d TheT h e HornH o r n CCATCHERA T C H E R PPITCHINGI T C H I N G ROTATIONR O T A T I O N

Senior Matt Williams has a lock on the starting job behind Duke returns all three pitchers from its weekend rotation for s season outlook the plate, having caught over 150 games in his college career. the 2009 campiagn. e

A three-year starter, Williams has developed into one of Senior Andrew Wolcott will anchor the staff after making 12 a the best catchers in the ACC on both the defensive and starts as a junior, all of which were in series openers. A 6-6, 240 s offensive end. pound right-hander, Wolcott led the team with o

A 5-11, 220 pound senior, Williams made just 69.2 innings in 2008 and has tossed no less n

one error and threw out 18 runners last season than 60 in each of his fi rst three seasons. to lead all conference catchers in fi elding per- Junior Christopher Manno will also o centage and tie for second in runners stay in the rotation and has the potential u caught stealing. to emerge as one of the top arms in the AANDREWNDREW WOLCOTTWOLCOTT t

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Williams also made huge conference. As a sophomore, Manno set o strides offensively last sea- a school record with an average of 12.27 strike- o son, as he hit .330 with 16

outs per game, fanning 80 batters in just under 60 k doubles, 29 RBI and 39 runs innings of work. A 6-2, 160 pound left-hander, scored. He was one of Duke’s Manno’s 6-2 record was the best on most consistent performers at the plate, the team last season while his 3.38 CCHRISTOPHERHRISTOPHER MANNOMANNO going longer than one game without a hit ERA was Duke’s second-lowest clip. JJUNIORUNIOR • LHPLHP just twice all season. Junior Jonathan Foreman fi n- Sophomore Ben Condon and senior ished out the 2008 season as the third man Nate Freiman will be available to spell in the rotation after holding a team-low 2.87 Williams as the backup catcher. Origi- ERA as a sophomore. A 6-0, 195 pound right- nally an infi elder, Condon worked hander, Foreman led Duke to an 8-1 record during the fall to improve his skills when he started on the mound. behind the plate and is ready to take MMATTATT WILLIAMSWILLIAMS Along with those three, talented fresh- on backup duties this season. SSENIORENIOR • C men Ben Grisz and Eric Pfi sterer could also challenge for a share of weekend starts along with Will Currier and Dennis O’Grady. JJONATHANONATHAN FOREMANFOREMAN OOUTFIELDU T F I E L D JJUNIORUNIOR • RHPRHP Juniors Jeremy Gould and Alex Hassan return as Duke’s top outfi elders and two of the ACC’s best hitters, having fi nish- ished among the conference’s top 20 in batting average and hits as sophomores. BBULLPENU L L P E N Hassan, a 6-4, 200 pound two-way player who also doubles Duke’s bullpen was among the top units in the nation last as Duke’s closer, was Duke’s top offensive performer last sea- season, as the group went 17-2 with a 3.00 ERA and helped son, leading the Blue Devils with 77 hits, 62 runs scored and Duke fi nish 29-0-1 when leading after the sixth inning. That 106 . An All-ACC selection as a utility player, Hassan group lost just two members to graduation and should once batted .353 and drew a team-high 31 walks in 2008. again be one of Duke’s strengths in 2009. Hassan was also the ACC’s best defensive outfi elder while All-ACC outfi elder Alex Hassan doubled as Duke’s closer in patrolling center fi eld last season, holding a perfect 1.000 fi eld- 2008 and should once again be one of the ACC’s top stoppers. ing percentage through 148 chances, and was rewarded with a A 6-4, 200 pound right-hander, Hassan went 5-0 with fi ve saves Rawlings Gold Glove. and a 1.30 ERA as a sophomore. Gould, meanwhile, raked a .349 average with Junior Michael Ness should also be 75 hits and 39 RBI and made just one error all heavily used out of the bullpen after season. A 6-4, 200 pound left-hander, Gould making over 20 apperances in each of knocked 17 extra-base hits, including his fi rst two seasons. Classmate Will WWILLILL CURRIERCURRIER JJEREMYEREMY GOULDGOULD Currier may also be used as a reliever JJUNIORUNIOR • RHPRHP four home runs, and had 19 multi-hit JJUNIORUNIOR • OFOF games. He had three or more hits in after going 3-0 with a 1.72 ERA in his fi ve 10 games, which led the team. relief outings last season. In the other outfi eld spot, Several underclassmen should also see senior Tim Sherlock is the most signifi cant time on the mound, includ- ing sophomores Dennis O’Grady, Ryan MMICHAELICHAEL NESSNESS experienced of Duke’s returning JJUNIORUNIOR • RHPRHP outfi elders, but could be chal- Knott and John Bunder. Senior Kyle lenged for the spot by freshmen Butler will also contribute out of the Brian Litwin and Will Piwnica- bullpen after picking up a pair of saves Worms. through 12 appearances as a junior. Backing up Gould and Hassan Duke has also brought in a number of will be sophomore Tom Luciano and talented freshmen that will see their share of freshman Joe Pedevillano. Fresh- opportunities. David Putman, Joe Pedevil- man Trevor Cesar may also be in lano and Trevor Cesar could all see ac- AALEXLEX HASSANHASSAN AALEXLEX HASSANHASSAN tion out of the pen. JJUNIORUNIOR • RHPRHP the mix when not on the mound. JJUNIORUNIOR • OF/RHPOF/RHP 9 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s eight multi-hit games...Had multiple home runs in three games...Batted .400 with 18 RBI in two-out situations...Had a .989 fi elding percentage after 7 KyleKyyly Butler RHP makingmaking justjust fourfour errors...Appeared on the College Baseball Foundation’s National All-All-StarStar Lineup on April 23 after batting .583 with 15 RBI and four multi-hit gamesgames forfo the week...Named to the Jewish All-American team by s SeniorSeS • 5-11 • 160 • R/R thethe Jewish SportsSports Review...Played with the Orleans Cardinals for the sec- o ond straistraightght yearyear in the Cape Cod League and batted .252 with fi ve homers, i Apex, N.C. (Apex) foufourr doubdoublesles andand 17 RBI. b 2007 Major: Mechanical Engineering An EESPNSPN The MMagazinea Academic All-District III Second Team selection... r 2008 Named to the All-ACCAll Academic Team for the second consecutive year... e Named to the ACC Academicemic HonorHo Roll...Worked exclusively out of the Selected to the AACC Academic Honor Roll for the second year...Started

y bullpen, logging 22.2 innings overover 12 appearances...Finished with a 4.37 all 54 games, including 45 at fi rst base and nine at catcher...Led the team ERA and two savessaves, both of which wwere three-inning jobs...His second save a with 80 hits, a .369 batting average, 120 total bases, 217 at bats and 459

l came after he held No. 2 North Carolina to one run on four hits over the fi nal putouts...Shared the team lead with seven home runs and 48 RBI...Had 26 three innings to lock up an 11-3 win (3/8)...Did not give up a all p player bios extra base hits, including 19 doubles...Slugged .553 and posted a .435 on year...Also saw action at second base and right fi eld in three games. base percentage...Led the Blue Devils with 24 mult-hit games, including 2007 nine outings with three or more hits...Put together a 14-game Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Made nine appearances as a re- from April 17 to May 17...Committed only six errors in 502 chances for a lief pitcher... Put together a 2.92 ERA, the third lowest on the team...Walked .988 fi elding percentage...Had the team’s best batting average, slugging only three of his 53 batters faced...Filled in at second base due to an injury percentage and on base percentage in ACC play...Hit .329 with runners in to Duke’s starter...Logged 17 starts at second base and one at third base... ...Played for the Orleans Cardinals of the Cape Cod League Collected 13 hits, including two doubles...Knocked in fi ve runs and scored and ranked among the top fi ve in the Cape Cod League in RBI and among four times. the top-10 in hits...Earned the Cape Cod League’s Manny Robello “10th 2006 Player” Award for his service on and off the fi eld. Served as the bullpen catcher and team manager before being added to the 2006 roster prior to the Virginia Tech series (4/21-23). Named to the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team...Member of the ACC Aca- High School demic Honor Roll...Started all 28 games played in as a freshman...Made 18 Four-year letterwinner at Apex High School...All-conference selection dur- starts at , eight starts at fi rst base, one start in right fi eld ing his sophomore and senior campaigns...Honorable mention all-confer- and one start on the mound...Ranked second on the team in slugging per- ence honoree as a freshman. centage with a .496 mark, third in batting average at .304 and tied for third Personal with fi ve home runs...Put together a .355 on base percentage while driving Born Kyle David Butler on October 27, 1986, in Oscoda, Mich. ...Son of in 24 RBI...Also had a triple, 16 runs scored and three stolen bases...Had Charles and Diane Butler...Has a brother, Andrew...Grandfather, Dave 10 multi-hit games on the year, including a pair of four-hit games...Missed Dubow, ran track and cross country at N.C. State...Cousin, Donald McIn- 27 straight games (2/12 through 3/29) due to an arm injury suffered in his tosh, played soccer at Duke. only start on the mound (2/12). Butler’s Overall Pitching Statistics High School Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Wellesley High School... 2007 2.92 1-0 9 0 0 0 0 12.1 14 9 4 3 1 .292 Three-time all-conference selection...Also lettered in indoor track...Editor of 2008 4.37 0-0 12 0 0 0 2 22.2 26 11 11 5 13 .302 Career 3.86 1-0 21 0 0 0 2 35.0 40 20 15 8 14 .299 school newspaper and National Honoronor SocietySociety member.member. Butler’s ACC Pitching Statistics Personal Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Born Nathan Samuel Freiman onn 2007 3.68 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 7.1 11 8 3 2 0 .355 December 31, 1986, in Washington,n, 2008 5.40 0-0 6 0 0 0 1 13.1 18 8 8 2 4 .346 D.C. ...Son of Len and Marjorie Frei-ei- Career 4.79 0-0 11 0 0 0 1 20.2 29 16 11 4 4 .349 man...Has a brother, Eli...Majoring in 4242 NateNat Freiman 1B/C History and minoring in Math. SeniorSeSe • 6-8 • 250 • R/R Wellesley, Mass. (Wellesley) Major: History CareerCareer Notes Returns after being draftedted in thet 28th round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers...EntersRangers...Enters his seniors campaign ranked second on Duke’s all-time batting average list with a .357 average...Has played in the Cape Cod League for two straight summers...Has a career fi elding percentage of .989...A two-time Academic All-District and three-time All-ACC Academic Baseball selection...Academic All-America candidate. 2008 Nate Freiman Tabbed an ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District III First Team selec- tion...Appeared on the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team for the third year.... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Drafted in the 28th round (843rdd Freiman’s Overall Batting Statistics overall) of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers...Led Duke with a Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A .381 average, 11 home runs, 46 RBI and a .671 slugging percentage de-- 2006 .304 28-28 115 16 35 5 1 5 24 .496 6 3 32 .355 3-6 spite playing in just 39 games...Logged a .447 on base clip with 13 walks,, 2007 .369 54-54 217 36 80 19 0 7 48 .553 17 11 26 .435 3-3 compared to 16 strikeouts...Had 23 extra-base hits, including 12 doubles,, 2008 .381 39-38 155 39 59 12 0 11 46 .671 13 8 16 .447 1-1 for 104 total bases...Batted .296 with four home runs and 17 RBI in 188 Career .357 121-120 487 91 174 36 1 23 118 .577 36 22 74 .421 7-10 Freiman’s ACC Batting Statistics ACC games...Hit a team-leading .439 with runners in scoring position...Hadd Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 17 multi-hit games and 12 outings with two or more RBI...Drove in sevenn 2006 .286 21-21 91 12 26 2 0 5 16 .473 4 2 29 .330 2-4 RBI in two different games, including a two-home run performance againstt 2007 .342 30-30 114 15 39 9 0 2 14 .474 8 7 13 .415 0-0 N.C. Central (4/15)...Went 5-for-5 with two doubles and two homers againstt 2008 .296 18-18 71 10 21 2 0 4 17 .493 6 5 10 .386 0-0 Campbell (5/13)...Put together a 16-game hitting streak that includedd TOTAL .312 69-69 276 37 86 13 0 11 47 .478 18 14 52 .381 2-4 1100 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s .288 with 10 doubles in the ACC...Threw out 19 runners to tie for the sec- ond-most in the conference...Held opposing runners to a 67 percent stolen 21 TimTim Sherlock OF base success rate...Led all ACC catchers with a .997 fi elding percentage...

Ended the season on a 42-game errorless streak...Turned in 21 multi-hit p player bios games, including fi ve three-hit outings...Went without a hit in back-to-back SeniorSeS • 6-0 • 180 • L/L l

games just twice during the season...Ended the season on a seven-game a hitting streak...Had a double in six straight games...Batted .340 with runners Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) y on base and .289 with runners in scoring position. Major: History 2007 e 2008 Named to the All-ACC Academic Team...Selected to the ACC Academic r Appeared in 30 games, startingarting 2424 in right fi eld...Batted .224 with 19 hits, Honor Roll for the second consecutive season...Started 48 games behind b 1515 runsruns andand sevenseven RBI...AddedRBI...Added fi vve doubles and a home run for 27 total the plate...Batted .308 with 29 RBI and 30 runs...Collected 53 hits, including bases...Madebases Made just one error in 39 cchances for a .974 fi elding percentage... six doubles...Led the team with eight sacrifi ce fl ies, tying him for the ACC i Had four multi-hit games, including a 3-for-4 outing against Iona (3/23)... lead...Threw out 15 runners trying to steal for the seventh most in the ACC... o Went 2-for-3 with four RBI, a double, a home run and a sac fl y to lead Duke Drew 21 free passes and set a school record at the time after being hit by 13 s to a 10-3 win over No. 17 Georgia Tech (3/23). pitches...Hit .301 with runners on and .288 with runners in scoring position... 2007 Had 14 outings with two or more hits, including four three-hit outings...Bat- Started 18 games while appearing in 31 contests...Turned in a .267 batting ted .301 with runners on base and .288 with runners in scoring position... average with four doubles, a homer and a triple...Scored 11 runs while driv- Named to the Texas Collegiate League All-Star Team during summer ball... ing in six...Had fi ve outings with multiple hits and at least one hit in 10 of Caught for the Duncanville Deputies and committed just two errors in 219 his games started...Committed just one error in 26 chances in the outfi eld... chances behind the plate. Played for the Monterrey Bay Sox of the Collegiate League dur- 2006 ing the summer. Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Started 54 of 55 games played 2006 as a freshman, including 51 behind the plate, two as a DH and one at third... Started 34 of 46 games played as a freshman...Made 17 starts in right fi eld, Batted .259 with 27 runs scored and 23 RBI...Raked 52 hits, including fi ve 12 starts at designated hitter and fi ve starts in left fi eld...Drew 23 walks doubles, a triple and a home run...Swiped fi ve bases...Had 14 multiple-hit and had a .365 on-base percentage...Mashed a pair of home runs, seven games and six multiple-RBI game, including a career-high four hits against doubles and two triples...Had four multiple-hit games, including a career- Elon (2/22) an da pair of three-hit efforts...His season-long eight-game hit- high four hits against La Salle (3/8). ting streak from April 14 to April 29 was the third-best on the squad...Also High School had a six-game hitting streak from March 3 through March 10...Threw out Three-year letterwinner at Chaparral High School...Named a Louisville 21 runners trying to steal. Slugger All-America as a senior...First team all-state selection during his High School senior season...Named Region Player of the Year as a senior...Helped lead Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Northville High School...First Chaparral to back-to-back-to-back state championships as a sophomore, team all-state selection as a junior and senior...Three-time all-conference junior and senior...Drafted in the 32nd round of the 2005 Major League selection...Four-time all-area fi rst team and all-division selection...Louisville Baseball Amateur Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies. Slugger Preseason All-America selection as a senior...Hit .462 with one Personal home run and 22 RBI during his senior campaign...Batted .454 with fi ve Born Tim Glenn Sherlock on November 30, 1986, in Winter Park, Fla....Son home runs and 40 RBI as a junior...Hit .442 with 18 RBI during his sopho- of Glenn and Lisa Sherlock...Father is the bullpen and catching coach for more season...Batted .422 with 12 RBI as a freshman...Also lettered in foot- the Arizona Diamondbacks...Has a sister, Cara...Majoring in History with a ball...National Honor Society member. certifi cate in Markets and Management. PPersonalersonal Sherlock’s Overall Batting Statistics Born Matthew Randall Williams on FebruarFebruaryy 23,23, 1987,1 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2006 .218 46-34 124 19 27 7 2 2 15 .355 23 7 37 .365 2-4 in Dallas, Texas...SonTexas...Son ofof SteveSteve and KellyKelly Williams...HasWilliams.. 2007 .267 31-18 75 11 20 4 1 1 6 .387 8 2 27 .353 0-0 a bbrother,rother, Dan,Dan, andand a sister,sister, Katy...MajoringKaty...Majoring inin PoliticalPol 2008 .224 30-24 85 15 19 5 0 1 7 .318 12 2 26 .330 1-1 ScienceScience with a certifi cate in Markets and Manage-Man Career .232 107-76 284 45 66 16 3 4 28 .352 43 11 90 .352 3-5 ment...Minoringment...Minoring in Religion.Religion. Sherlock’s ACC Batting Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2006 .143 23-14 49 4 7 3 0 0 4 .204 11 5 18 .354 0-2 2007 .278 17-15 54 7 15 3 1 0 5 .370 5 0 18 .339 0-0 2008 .219 12-9 32 4 7 3 0 1 4 .406 3 0 14 .286 0-0 Career .215 52-38 135 15 29 9 1 1 13 .319 19 5 50 .333 0-2 18 MattMat Williams C SeniorSenS • 5-11 • 220 • R/R Northville, Mich. (Northville) Major: Political Science CareerCarreer NotesNotes Matt Williams Has started 152 career gamesames aandnd should crack Duke’s toptop 10 in the cat-cat- egegoryory this season...A career .299 hitter...A candidate for the Johnny Benchh Williams’iams’ Overall BattinBattingg StStatisticsatistics awaaward...Hasrd Has improvedimproved his battingbatting averagea no less than 20 points every sea-- Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A son...Improved his power numbers last season with 16 doubles and a .4099 2006 .259 55-54 201 27 5252 5 1 1 2323 .308.308 5 1313 2323 .318.318 5-75-7 slugging percentage. 2007 .308 49-48 172 30 53 6 0 0 29 .343.343 21 3 29 .377.377 2-4 2008 2008 .330 51-50 203 39 676716 16 000 0 29 .409409 15 10 24 244 .40000 1-11 1 Career .299 155-152 576 96 172 27 1 1 81 .354 41 26 76 .365 8-12 An ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District III Second Team selection... Williams’ ACC Batting Statistics Named to the All-ACC Academic Team for the second consecutive year... Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll for the third straight season... 2006 .283 30-29 113 17 32 5 0 1 15 .354 4 5 17 .336 1-2 Started 50 games behind the plate...Batted .330 with 67 hits, including 166 2007 .275 29-29 102 13 28 5 0 0 13 .324 14 0 18 .350 2-3 doubles for the second-most on the team...Slugged .409 and compiled a 2008 .288 29-29 118 21 34 10 0 0 16 .373 7 8 18 .368 0-0 Career .282 88-87 333 51 94 20 0 1 44 .351 25 13 53 .352 3-5 .400 on base percentage with 15 walks and 10 times hit by a pitch...Battedd 11 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 8 AndrewAnd Wolcott RHP 45 WillWill Currier RHP

s SeniorSenS n • 6-6 • 240 • R/R JuniorJJunininio • 6-4 • 215 • R/R o

i Grayslake,Gray Ill. (Warren Township) DrippingDripping Springs, Texas (Dripping Springs) b

Major: History Major: Political Science

r CareerCare Notes Career Notes

e Duke’s active leader in strikeoutsstrikeouts,strikeouts innings pitched, starts and appearan- Duke’s active leader in wins, ERA and opponent batting average.

y cess...Hascess...Has thrown no less than 61 inningsi every season...Served as Duke’s 2008 Friday starter for every series in 202008.

a Made eight starts and had the second-most pitching appearances on the

l 2008 team with 13...Went 6-5 to tie for the most wins on the team...Logged a 3.90 Appeared on the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team...Named to the ACC

p player bios ERA through 57.2 innings...Held opposing hitters to a .250 average, giving Academic Honor Roll...Pitched a team-high 69.2 innings over 12 starts... up 54 hits...Held opposing hitters to a .208 average with runners on base Finished 3-4 with a 3.75 ERA...Ranked ninth in the ACC in ERA and hits and a .179 clip with runners in scoring position...Gave up just three home allowed and among the top fi ve in earned runs allowed...Went no less than runs to tie for the fewest among all Duke starters...Posted a 1.72 ERA and a fi ve innings in every start...Contributed six or more innings in eight of those 3-0 record as a reliever, giving up just three runs over 15.2 innings...Logged outings...Averaged 5.2 innings pitched per start which led the team...Held a 2.14 ERA over his fi nal six appearances, going 4-0 during that span...Held opponents to a .207 average with runners in scoring position...Walked two No. 17 Georgia Tech to two runs and seven hits over six innings, striking out or less batters in eight starts...Turned in four starts with no walks...Held six...Went at least fi ve innings in all but two of his starts...went more than conference hitters to a .258 average...Gave up just three homers all year to one frame in four of his fi ve relief outings and at least four innings in three of tie for the third fewest in the conference...Appeared on the Roger Clemens those...Did not give up a home run in seven straight outings for a span of 27 Award Watch List. innings...Pitched for the Peninsula Oilers in the Alaska Baseball League. 2007 2007 Made 10 starts on the mound and seven appearances out of the bullpen... Made 16 relief appearances and one start on the mound...Notched four Posted a 4-3 record and a 6.10 ERA overall...Went 1-0 with a 4.34 ERA wins for a perfect 4-0 record...Compiled a 3.51 ERA over 41.0 innings... out of the bullpen...Pitched 62.0 innings for the second most on the team... Held opposing hitters to a team-low .196 batting average...Allowed only 29 Struck out a team season-high nine batters in six innings against Maryland hits and 12 walks for a team-low 1.00 WHIP...Allowed just three of his 19 (4/22)...Allowed the fewest extra-base hits on the team among pitchers with inherited runners to score...Held hitters to a team-low .186 average with at least 60 innings pitched...Gave up only two home runs all season...Went runners in scoring position...Went 1-0 with a 2.95 ERA in nine ACC ap- fi ve or more innings in four starts, including three outings of six innings... pearances...Went fi ve scoreless innings out of the pen with fi ve strikeouts Named to the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League All-Star team after against Virginia Tech to pick up his fourth win (5/12)...Played for the Brazos posting a 3-0 record and a 2.45 ERA for the Delaware Cows. Valley Bombers of the Texas Collegiate League during the summer and 2006 compiled a 3.63 ERA over 34 innings. Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Made 20 appearances on the High School mound, including four starts...Went 2-5 with a 6.46 ERA through 61.1 in- Three-year letterwinner at Dripping Springs High School...Went 11-1 with a nings...Tossed two or more innings in 13 of his 16 relief outings. 1.16 ERA and 119 strikeouts on the mound and batted .312 with six home High School runs and 27 RBI to earn second team All-Central Texas and fi rst team all- Two-year letterwinner at Warren Township High School...All-conference se- district honors during his senior campaign...Garnered second team all-state lection and honorable mention all-area selection as a junior...Missed part of and fi rst team all-district honors as a junior after registering a 9-1 mark with a senior season due to injuries...Went 6-1 with a 1.11 ERA and 46 strikeouts in 2.50 ERA and 97 strikeouts while batting .375 with six homers and 36 RBI... 44.0 innings pitched with his summer league team, the Kenosha Indians. Academic all-district selection...Also lettered in football and basketball. Personal Personal Born Andrew Dean Wolcott on September 8, 1987, in Rochester, N.Y. ...Son Born William Brent Currier Jr. on September 24, 1987, in Tampa, Fla. ...Son of Jeff and Anne Wolcott...Has a brother, Christopher...Serves as the team’s of Brent and Suzanne Currier...Has a sister, Callie. community service liaison...Majoring in History with a certifi cate in Markets and Management...Participated in the DukeEngageukeEngage programprogram inin thethe summer of 2008, serving as a tutor and teacher’ss assistant in Belize.Belize.

Andrew Wolcott Will Currier Wolcott’s Overall Pitching Statistics Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2006 6.46 2-5 20 4 0 0 0 61.1 83 57 44 30 32 .324 Currier’ss Overall PitchingPitching Statistics 2007 6.10 4-3 17 10 0 0 0 62.0 91 53 42 20 42 .336 Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avgg 2008 3.75 3-4 12 12 0 0 0 69.2 71 40 29 23 42 .255 20072007 3.513.51 4-04-0 17 1 0 0 0 41.041.0 29 19 16 12 2424 .196.196 Career 5.36 9-12 49 26 0 0 0 193.0 245 150 115 73 116 .304 2008 3.903.90 6-56-5 13 8 0 0 0 57.257.2 5454 32 25 20 31 .250.250 Wolcott’s ACC Pitching Statistics CareerCareer 3.74 10-510-5 30 9 0 0 0 98.2 98 2 83 51 41 32 55 .228 228 Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Currier’s ACC Pitching Statistics 2006 4.65 0-3 11 0 0 0 0 31.0 34 23 16 13 17 .286 Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 6.75 1-2 9 3 0 0 0 26.2 44 27 20 12 20 .367 22007007 2.95 1-0 9 0 0 0 0 18.1 11 9 6 8 8 .167 2008 4.14 2-4 10 10 0 0 0 58.2 61 38 27 23 36 .258 22008008 5.91 1-5 8 5 0 0 0 32.0 38 26 21 14 17 .302 Career 4.87 3-9 30 13 0 0 0 116.1 139 88 63 48 73 .293 CareeCareerr 4.83 2-5 17 5 0 0 0 50.1 49 35 27 22 25 .255 122 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 4 JonathanJon Foreman RHP 19 JJeremyer y Gould OF JuniorJuJu • 6-0 • 195 • R/R JuJJunioru • 6-4 • 200 • R/L player bios Lafayette, La. (Lafayette) Bellaire, Texas (Bellaire) Major: Biology Major: Psychology 2008 Career Notes Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Made 10 starts and 12 total ap- A .333 career hitter...Enters his junior season with 94 hits. pearances, including four weekend starts against ACC opponents...Led all 2008 Duke starters with a 2.87 ERA, giving up just 17 earned runs over 53.1 Started 55 games, all in left fi eld, and batted cleanup in 24 games...Ranked innings...Also led Blue Devil starting pitchers in opponent batting average 13th in the ACC with a .349 batting average that included 75 hits, 39 RBI with a .215 clip...Went 2-1, but led Duke to an 8-1-1 record when he started and 33 runs scored...Knocked 12 doubles, one triple and four home runs on the mound...Promoted to the weekend rotation and started the Sunday for 101 total bases and a .470 slugging percentage...Led the team with game in the last four ACC series of the season...Had a 3.79 ERA against a .325 average, 39 hits and 18 RBI against ACC opponents...Ended the ACC opponents, going 0-1 while holding opponents to a .213 average... season on a 14-game hitting streak, which tied for the second-longest on Picked up his fi rst save with four scoreless innings out of the bullpen against the team...Had multiple knocks in 19 games, including a pair of four-hit Iona (2/24)...Held opposing teams to two earned runs or less in seven outings...Batted .425 (31-for-73) with runners in scoring position...Hit .431 starts...Surrendered only two home runs for the fewest on Duke’s starting (31-for-72) with two outs...Had a hit in all but 12 games and went no longer pitching staff...Held opposing hitters to a .196 average with runners in scor- than two games without a knock all season...Drove in two or more runs in ing position and a .222 clip with runners on base...Gave up just one earned eight games, including two four-RBI outings and two more three-RBI show- run over a span of 24 innings from March 26 to April 27, holding a 0.38 ings...Drew 14 walks and was hit by nine pitches to contribute to a .403 on ERA for his fi ve appearances during the run...Shut out Maryland for seven base percentage...Made just one error all season, giving him a .991 fi elding complete innings, giving up just three hits (4/27)...Went six innings against percentage...Made one appearance on the mound in relief...Batted .299 in Clemson without allowing an earned run in his fi rst ACC start of the sea- the Alaska Baseball League with the Peninsula Oilers and led the team in son...Pitched for the Kamuela Paniolos in the Hawaii Collegiate Baseball RBI, total bases and slugging percentage...Led the Oilers to the NBC World League during the summer...Went 3-3 with 31 strikeouts in 29.2 innings. Series in Witchita, Kansas. 2007 2007 Started seven games at third base and three at second base...Made 10 Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Started 18 games...Made eight total pitching appearances, including two starts and eight outings from total pitching appearances...Batted .284 with 19 hits, 12 runs and nine the bullpen...Put together a 1-1 record and an 8.47 ERA...Tossed 17 total RBI...Had a 0.00 ERA over his four relief appearances, all of which were innings, allowing 25 hits and 16 earned runs...Struck out 11 batters and against ACC opponents...Gave up just two hits and four walks through three walked 10...Had three scoreless outings and four appearances without sur- innings out of the bullpen...Duke was 3-1 when he started on the mound... rendering an earned run...Knocked fi ve hits on the season, including three Played for the Denton Outlaws of the Texas Collegiate League during the doubles...Drove in four runs while scoring twice...Played for the Asheboro summer...Knocked 21 hits to drive in 19 runs and score 10 times...Did not Copperheads of the Coastal Plain League during summer ball and put to- commit an error for the Outlaws in 92 chances...Also put together a 1-0 gether a 3.48 ERA through 54.1 innings of work with 36 strikeouts and one record as a reliever during the summer while holding opposing hitters to a complete game. .243 average. High School High School Three-year letterwinner at Lafayette High School...Earned all-district hon- Three-year letterwinner at Bellaire High School...Earned all-district honors ors during his junior and senior seasons...Also earned academic all-state all three years and All-Greater Houston accolades as a senior...Went 8-2 honors...Hit .390 as a senior, .380 as a junior and .330 as a sophomore... with a 0.60 ERA and 81 strikeouts during his senior season...Was 4-2 as a Also lettered in soccer where he collected all-state and all-district honors junior...Compiled a 7-2 record during his sophomore campaign. during his junior and senior campaigns...Member of the National Honor So- Personal ciety and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Born Jeremy David Gould on June 6, 1988, in Houston, Texas...Son of Rob- Personal ert and Diane Gould...HasGould...Has three younger brothers,brothers, Daniel,Daniel, AriAr and Ethan. Born David Jonathan Foreman on December 7, 1987, in New Orleans, La. ...Son...Son of David and BeveBeverlyrly Foreman...HasForeman...Has a sister, Jessica, anda a brother, Patrick.Patrick.

Jonathan Foreman Jeremy Gould

Foreman’sForeman’s Overall PitchingPitching StatisticStatisticss Gould’s Overall BattinBattingg Statistics Year ERA W-L Apppp GS CGC SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avgg Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 20072007 8.478.47 1-1 10 10 2 0 0 0 17.017.0 2525 21 16 16 1010 11 .342 .342 20072007 .284 27-18 67 12 19 5 0 0 9 .358.358 8 4 15 .383.383 3-33-3 20082008 2.872.87 2-1 12 1010 0 0 1 53.153.1 4343 21 17 2626 3131 .215.215 20082008 .349 55-55 215 33 75 12 1 4 39 .470.470 14 9 1919 .403.403 5-85-8 CareerCareer 4.224.22 3-2 22 1212 0 0 1 70.1 68 42 3333 36 42 .249 Career .333 82-73 282 45 94 17 1 4 4848 .443 22 13 34 .398.398 8-118-11 Foreman’sForeman’ ACC Pitching Statistics Gould’s ACC BBatting tti StStatistics ti ti Year ERA W-L Apppp GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 20020077 21.6021.60 0-10-1 4 1 0 0 0 5.0 17 15 12 5 4 .548 2007 .261 13-5 23 1 6 1 0 0 1 .304 0 1 8 .292 0-0 2008 3.793.79 0-10-1 5 4 0 0 0 19.0 16 9 8 9 10 .213 2008 .325 29-29 120 12 39 7 1 1 18 .425 3 4 13 .357 2-4 CCareerareer 7.50 0-2 9 5 0 0 0 24.0 33 24 20 14 14 .311 Career .315 42-34 143 13 45 8 1 1 19 .406 3 5 21 .346 2-4 13 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 322 AlexAlex Hassan RHP/OF 49 ChristopherChhri p Manno LHP

s JuniorJunJ n • 6-4 • 200 • R/R JuniorJ • 6-2 • 160 • L/L o

i Boston,Bos Mass. (Boston College HS) Brooklyn, N.Y. (Xaverian) b

Major: Psychology Major: Visual Arts

r Career Notes Career Notes

e A career .311 hitter...Duke’s active leader in runs scored...Did not commit an Had the highest strikeouts-per-nine innings average (12.27) of any Duke error at all in 2008 and brings a 55-game errorless streak into 2009.

y player in school history as a sophomore...A Cape Cod League All-Star. 2008 2008 a Appeared on the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team...Named to the ACC Aca-

l Made 12 starts on the mound...Went 6-2 with a 3.38 ERA through 58.2 demic Honor Roll...Started 55 games in the outfi eld and made 17 appear- innings to tie for the most wins and starts and the second-most innings p player bios ances as a reliever...Selected to the Rawlings Gold Glove team...Named All- pitched on the team...Led Duke to a 9-2 record when he started on the ACC Second Team as a utility player...Led Duke with 77 hits, 62 runs, 17 mound...Struck out 80 batters and set a school record with an average of doubles, 31 walks and 106 total bases...Had a hit in every non-conference 12.27 punchouts per nine innings...Walked just 19 batters...Went 2-2 with game...Went 5-0 with fi ve saves...Had a 1.30 ERA through 27.2 innings...Held a 3.75 ERA in four ACC starts...Spent his fi rst eight starts in the mid-week hitters to a team-low .184 average...Had a 1.96 ERA, a 2-0 record and three saves in 10 appearances against ACC opponents...Held ACC hitters to a .203 rotation, going 3-0 with a 3.41 ERA and 47 punchouts in 31.2 innings...Was average...Named ACC Player of the Week on March 17...Led Duke with 24 promoted to the weekend rotation prior to the Clemson series and shut multi-hit games...Played with the Orleans Cardinals in the Cape Cod League... out the Tigers through 5.2 innings, giving up just four hits while striking out Logged a 3.00 ERA with fi ve saves and 13 strikeouts in nine innings out of the 12 to earn the win (4/19)...Named National Pitcher Of The Week on April bullpen...Held Cape Cod hitters to a .194 average...Had fi ve doubles, 18 runs, 23 after his start against Clemson...Also tabbed ACC Player Of The Week four stolen bases and 23 walks with the Cardinals. and appeared in the CBF National All-Star Lineup during the same week... 2007 Had nine or more strikeouts in four starts and reached double digits twice... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Started 41 games in the outfi eld Tossed a career-high 8.0 innings and gave up just two runs in a win over and 11 on the mound...Batted .262 with 37 RBI and 39 runs scored...Knocked Maryland (4/26)...Started and contributed two innings in a combined no-hit- 50 hits, including 12 doubles, three triples and a pair of home runs...Put ter against N.C. Central (4/15)...Also made six starts in right fi eld...Pitched together a team-high 20-game hitting streak...Had 14 multi-hit games...Hit for the Harwich Mariners of the Cape Cod League and was named to the .385 with runners in scoring position...Made 13 appearances on the mound CCBL All-Star Team and All-League teams...Went 3-0 with a 1.21 ERA and and tossed 54.1 innings...Went 2-6 with a 5.80 ERA and fanned 34 batters... 54 strikeouts through 48.2 innings for the Mariners...Led the Mariners to the Played with the Pittsfi eld Dukes and earned a spot on the New England Cape Cod League championship after giving up one unearned run over 6.2 Collegiate Baseball League All-Star Team...Started 38 of 41 games for the innings in the championship game. Pittsfi eld Dukes and batted .303 with 18 steals in 19 attempts. 2007 High School Made seven appearances on the mound, including two starts...Earned a Four-year letterwinner at Boston College High School...Hit .500 with fi ve home runs and 23 RBI and went 6-3 with a 1.58 ERA as a senior to earn start in left fi eld while appearing in the fi eld in nine total contests...Went 0-1 Louisville Slugger Player of the Year honors in Massachusetts...Also named with a 9.64 ERA and 10 strikeouts through 9.1 innings...Did not give up an conference Player of the Year following his senior campaign...Earned all- earned run over 4.1 innings and struck out a career-high four hitters in his conference accolades as a junior after batting .400 with two homers and 20 fi rst career start against Fairleigh Dickinson (3/14)...Batted .222 with two RBI...Hit .368 with 18 RBI and went 6-3 on the mound as a sophomore to hits in nine at bats. garner all-conference honors...National Honor Society member. High School Personal Four-year letterwinner at Xaverian High School...Hit .515 with nine home Born Alexander Edward Hassan on April 1, 1988, in Quincy,Q Mass. ...Son of runs, 55 RBI and 34 stolen bases and went 5-1 with a 0.66 ERA and 95 DDavidavid andand KathleenKathleen Hassan...HasHassan... a brother, Dan. strikeouts as a senior to earn fi rst team all-city accolades...Hit .475 with eight home runs, 45 RBI and 30 stolen bases and went 6-1 with a 0.54 ERA and 88 strikeouts during his junior campaign...Was a fi nalist for the USA Junior Olympic team following his junior season. Personal Alex Hassan Born Christopher Michael Manno, Jr. on November 4, 1988, in Brooklyn, N.Y. ...Son of Christopher and Alely Manno...Has a sister, Alexandra.

Hassan’s Overall Batting Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2BChristopher 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP Manno SO OB% SB-A 2007 .262 49-49 191 39 50 12 3 2 37 .387 22 1 33 .335 7-9 2008 .353 55-55 218 62 77 17 0 4 33 .486 31 5 19 .438 14-21 Career .311 104-104 409 101 127 29 3 6 70 .440 53 6 52 .391 21-30 Hassan’s ACC Batting Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2007 .224 29-29 116 13 26 6 2 0 16 .310 10 0 26 .281 2-4 Christopher Manno 2008 .257 28-28 105 26 27 6 0 1 7 .343 16 4 9 .376 3-4 Career .240 57-57 221 39 53 12 2 1 23 .326 26 4 35 .328 5-8 Hassan’s Overall Pitching Statistics Manno’sno’s Overall PitchinPitchingg Statistics Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/B/AvgAvgg 2007 5.80 2-6 13 11 0 0 0 54.1 72 48 35 24 34 .314 2007 9.64 0-1 7 2 0 0 0 9.1 14 16 10 11 10 .359 2008 1.30 5-0 17 0 0 0 5 27.2 16 4 4 9 22 .184 2008 3.38 6-2 12 12 0 0 0 58.2 50 23 22 19 80 .229 Career 4.28 7-6 30 11 0 0 5 82.0 88 52 39 33 56 .278 Career 4.24 6-3 19 14 0 0 0 68.0 64 39 32 30 90 .249 Hassan’s ACC Pitching Statistics Manno’s ACC Pitching Statistics Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 7.26 0-6 9 9 0 0 0 39.2 61 42 32 19 25 .349 2007 27.00 0-1 1 1 0 0 0 1.0 2 3 3 4 2 .500 2008 1.96 2-0 10 0 0 0 3 18.1 12 4 4 5 12 .203 2008 3.75 2-2 4 4 0 0 0 24.0 19 10 10 6 28 .218 Career 5.59 2-6 19 9 0 0 3 58.0 73 46 36 24 37 .312 Career 4.68 2-3 5 5 0 0 0 25.0 21 13 13 10 30 .231 144 Blue Devil Bios 100 RRyanya McCurdyy INF 36 MichaelMich Ness RHP JuniorJuJun • 5-10 • 175 • R/R JuniorJuJ • 6-4 • 210 • R/R player bios Tampa, Fla. (Plant) Chatham, N.J. (Seton Hall Prep) Major: Political Science Major: History Career Notes Career Notes Has the lowest rate of any active Blue Devil, fanning just once per Has made 44 appearances in his two-year career...Has already surpassed 14.3 at bats...Led all ACC third basemen with a .975 fi elding percentage in the 100-inning mark. 2008...Duke’s active leader in sacrifi ce bunts...Holds the school record for 2008 most times hit by a pitch in a season. Was Duke’s most heavily-used reliever, pitching 45.0 innings over a team- 2008 high 21 appearances...Logged a 4.40 ERA, a 2-1 record and three saves... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Started 49 games at third base... Went more than one inning in 17 appearances and two or more frames in Batted .292 with 45 hits and six doubles...Scored 40 runs and drove in 22... 14 outings...Averaged just 2.8 walks per nine innings while averaging 7.0 Led the team with a .454 on base percentage...Drew 21 walks and was hit strikeouts per nine...Retired 15 straight batters over two appearances against by a school-record 27 pitches...Struck out just 10 times in 154 at bats... Georgia Tech...Gave up just one home run all year and had the lowest home Made just four errors in 50 games for the fewest faults among all ACC third run per game average among Duke pitchers with at least 25 innings pitched... baseman...Went errorless over his last 24 games...Stole fi ve bases in six Earned a three-inning save against N.C. State after protecting a 4-1 Duke attempts...Had a team-leading nine sacrifi ce bunts...Went no longer than lead in the series opener (4/11)...Played with the Pittsfi eld Dukes of the New two games without a hit all season...Reached base safely in all but three of England Collegiate Baseball League and was named to the NECBL All-Star his 50 games played...Collected multiple hits in 12 games...Played with the team after going 6-1 with a 1.41 ERA through 57.1 innings...Named NECBL Peninsula Oilers in the Alaska Baseball League during the summer. Pitcher Of The Week for the fi nal week of the season. 2007 2007 Started 39 consecutive games before suffering a shoulder injury that forced Became one of the top options out of the bullpen as a freshman, making 23 him to miss the fi nal 15 games...Started at second base 33 times and at appearances...Went 4-3 with a 4.97 ERA through 58.0 innings...Fanned 41 shortstop on six occasions...Batted .260 with 24 runs and 21 RBI...Collect- batters while walking 15...Tied for the ACC lead in fewest walks allowed... ed 38 hits, including four doubles...Knocked in nine RBI with two outs on Named ACC Pitcher of the Week on March 5...Had only one wild pitch the board...Laid down seven sacrifi ce bunts and picked up four singles off all season...Averaged 6.36 strikeouts per nine innings compared to 2.33 bunts...Committed only eight errors in 306 chances...Was part of 24 double walks...Had a scoreless streak of six straight innings over three appear- plays..Amassed a nine-game hitting streak from Feb. 16 to March 3...Ended ances, all of which were against ACC opponents...Allowed the third fewest the streak after a 5-for-5 outing against Holy Cross (3/3)...Turned in 10 out- hits in the conference among pitchers with at least 35.0 innings pitched... ings with two or more hits...Did not commit an error in his last 49 opportuni- Named to the Atlantic Baseball Confederation’s All-Star Team during the ties...Had a team-high with seven assists in a single game. summer after posting a 2.37 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP through 13 appearanc- High School es for the Jersey Shore Tides...Gave up one earned run or less in eight of Three-year letterwinner at H.B. Plant High School...Hit .478 with one home his nine starts...Led the Tides with 35 strikeouts and contributed six score- run to earn fi rst team all-county and all-conference honors during his senior less outings from the bullpen. season...Won the Wade Boggs Athletic Achievement Award as a senior, giv- High School en annually by the county for academic and athletic excellence...Garnered Two-year letterwinner at Seton Hall Prep...Earned all-state and all-county fi rst team all-county and all-conference accolades after hitting .400 and lead- honors as a senior after going 11-2 with a 1.89 ERA and 111 strikeouts... ing the county in runs scored with 29 as a junior...Also lettered in basketball Captained the team as a senior...Named National Pitcher of the Week by where he was named Mr. Plant Basketball and was an academic all-county USA Today on June 21, 2006...Louisville Slugger Preseason All-America se- selection as a senior...Finished his career ranked second in school history lection as a senior...Led Seton Hall Prep to state titles during his junior and with 122 career three-pointers...National Honor Society member. senior seasons...Went 8-0 with a 0.79 ERA and 75 strikeouts as a junior to Personal earn all-county and all-area accolades...National Honor Society member. Born Ryan Joseph McCurdy on December 28, 1987, in Tampa, Fla. ...Son Personal of Jack and Kathy McCurdy...Has two brothers, Mike and Chris, and a sis- Born Michael Joseph Ness on October 20, 1987, in Summit, N.J. ...Son of ter, Ali...Sister, Ali, will play volleyball at Duke next season...His brother, Paul and Connie Ness...HasNess...Has two sisters, Jen and Sarah. Mike Williams, was a standout wide receiver at USC and played three sea- sonssons inin thethe NFL.NFL.

Ryan McCurdy Michael Ness

McCurdy’s Overall Batting Statistics Ness’ Overall Pitching Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 .260 39-39 146 24 38 4 0 0 21 .288 8 4 11 .313 5-8 2007 4.97 4-3 23 2 0 0 0 58.0 66 40 32 15 41 .288 2008 .292 50-49 154 40 45 6 0 0 22 .331 21 27 10 .454 5-6 2008 4.40 2-1 21 0 0 0 3 45.0 49 23 22 14 35 .282 Career .277 89-88 300 64 83 10 0 0 43 .310 29 31 21 .392 10-14 Career 4.72 6-4 44 2 0 0 3 103.0 115 63 54 29 76 .285 McCurdy’s ACC Batting Statistics Ness’ ACC Pitching Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 .175 18-18 57 6 10 0 0 0 5 .175 3 2 7 .242 1-2 2007 6.89 0-3 15 1 0 0 0 31.1 41 27 24 11 25 .320 2008 .259 25-25 85 17 22 2 0 0 4 .282 7 12 3 .390 1-1 2008 6.67 1-1 13 0 0 0 1 29.2 42 23 22 12 22 .344 Career .225 43-43 142 23 32 2 0 0 9 .239 10 14 10 .335 2-3 Career 6.79 1-4 28 1 0 0 1 61.0 83 50 46 23 47 .332 15 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 144 GabrielGab Saade INF 23 MichaelMic Seander RHP

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i Miami, Fla. (Gulliver Prep) Pawtucket,Pawtuck R.I. (Saint Raphael Academy) b

Major: Political Science Major: Sociology

r Career Notes 2008

e Duke’s active leader in stolen bases...Has been thrown out just four times Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Pitched in three games, all in re- in his 31 career steal attempts. lief...Went 2-0 with a 4.05 ERA in 6.2 innings. y 2008 2007 a Started 51 games, all at second base...Batted .286 with 58 hits, including Named to four different Freshman All-America teams...Led Duke with 28 ap- l 13 doubles, three triples and seven homers...Drove in 44 runs and scored pearances, nine saves and a 1.61 ERA...Collected the second most saves in p player bios 43 times...Had a team-high 16 steals...Was one of two players in the ACC school history...Finished fourth in the ACC in saves...Put together a 1.71 ERA with 40 runs, 40 RBI and 15 stolen bases...Drew 28 walks...Led the Blue against ACC opponents...Had 46 strikeouts and just 12 walks...Held oppos- ing hitters to a .229 batting average...Went more than one inning in 18 ap- Devils with 14 multi-RBI games...Slugged .483 with 98 total bases...Had a pearances...Named to the New England Collegiate Baseball League All-Star .965 fi elding percentage with eight errors in 230 chances...Helped turn 17 of Team during the summer...Closed for the Newport Gulls and picked up seven Duke’s 34 double plays...Drove in a team-high 24 two-out RBI...Hit leadoff in saves while holding opposing hitters to a .193 batting average. 21 games and in the three, four or fi ve spots in a combined 20 games...Col- High School lected multiple hits in 14 outings, including a 5-for-5 effort against Georgia Three-year letterwinner at Saint Raphael Academy...Named Rhode Island Ga- Tech (3/23)...Played with the Waynesboro Generals in the Valley Baseball torade Player of the Year and Louisville Slugger Player of the Year as a senior... League and batted .327 with two home runs, a .449 slugging percentage, a Went 9-2 with a 0.91 ERA and 107 strikeouts on the mound as a senior while .431 on base percentage and 17 stolen bases. batting .354...Garnered all-state honors twice and all-area accolades all three 2007 years...Went 8-2 with a 0.72 ERA and 88 strikeouts as a junior...Was 4-0 with a Named to the All-ACC Academic Team...Selected to the ACC Academic 2.45 ERA as a sophomore...Also lettered in basketball. Honor Roll...Started 49 games, including 48 at shortstop...Knocked 49 hits Personal with 13 doubles, fi ve homers and three triples for a .456 slugging percent- Born Michael Francis Seander, Jr. on October 30, 1988, in Providence, R.I. age...Batted .269 with 36 RBI and 34 runs...Had a multi-home run effort ...Son of Michael and Mary Seander...Has a sister, Marisa. against Xavier (3/7)...Stole 11 bases in 13 attempts and had two stolen bas- Seander’s Overall Pitching Statistics es on three occasions...Went hitless in back-to-back games just four times Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 1.61 0-2 28 0 0 0 9 50.1 43 14 9 12 46 .229 throughout the season...Knocked in 16 RBI with two outs...Had 10 games 2008 4.05 2-0 3 0 0 0 0 6.2 10 6 3 5 5 .323 with two or more RBI, including four three-RBI outings...Tagged multiple hits Career 1.89 2-2 31 0 0 0 9 57.0 53 20 12 17 51 .242 in 15 contests...Was part of 25 double plays on the season...Played for the Seander’s ACC Pitching Statistics Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg Newport Gulls of the New England Collegiate Baseball League during the 2007 1.71 0-2 15 0 0 0 3 26.1 22 10 5 6 26 .222 summer...Swiped 13 bases while scoring 23 runs with the Gulls. 2008 3.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 4 1 1 2 .357 High School Career 1.84 0-2 16 0 0 0 3 29.1 27 14 6 7 28 .239 Four-year letterwinner at Gulliver Prep...Rated as the 91st overall high school prospect in the class of 2006 by Baseball America...Hit .401 with nine home runs and 40 RBI to earn Puma All-America honors and all-district 2828 JohnJoh Bunder RHP/OF honors during his senior season...Hit .410 with fi ve home runs and 43 RBI as a junior to claim all-district accolades...All-district selection as a sopho- more after batting .398 with fi ve homers and 40 RBI...Earned all-district SophomoreSophoS ph • 6-3 • 175 • R/R honors as a freshman after batting .454.454 with two home runs and 28 RBI. PerPersonalson Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison) Born GabrielGabriel SantiagoSantiago SaadeSaade on September 7, 1987, in CCaracas,aracas, Venezuela...SonVenezuela...Son of Hector and Mari- sol Saade...HasSaade...Has a brother,broth Carlos, and a sister, 2008 MadeleiMadeleine.ne. Made eight relief appearances and one start on the mound...Played in 25 games and made two starts in the outfi eld...Went 1-0 with a 4.26 ERA...Struck out 15 batters and walked three...Had a 1.42 ERA over his fi nal 12.2 innings...Contrib- uted three innings in relief in a combined no-hitter against N.C. Central. High School A three-year letterman and two-time all-county choice at Harrison High School...Batted .410 as a senior with seven homers...Had a three-year batting average of .336...Named most valuable pitcher for the East Cobb Yankees... Led the Yankees to state and regional championships and a second-place fi nish at the Connie Mack World Series...Also lettered in football and diving...A member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club...Named to the honor roll all four years of high school. Personal Born John Michael Bunder on January 30, 1989...Son of Robert and Lynn Bunder...HasBun two brothers, Alan and Brad, and a sister, Erin...Cousin Scott PratherPrat played baseball at Georgia Tech and cousin Stephen Prather played Gabriel Saade baseballbasebe all atat Vanderbilt...Father,V Robert, played football at UTEP. Bunder’s Overall Batting Statistics Saade’s Overall Batting Statistics YeaYearar Avgg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 200200808 .250.250 25-2 12 3 3 0 0 0 2 .250 3 2 4 .471 0-0 2007 .269 50-49 182 34 49 13 3 5 36 .456 19 6 43 .354 11-13 Bunder’s ACC Batting Statistics 2008 .286 51-51 203 43 58 13 3 7 44 .483 28 2 55 .376 16-18 Year Avgg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Career .278 101-100 385 77 107 26 6 12 80 .470 47 8 98 .366 27-31 2008 .143.143 12-1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 .143 1 1 3 .333 0-0 Saade’s ACC Batting Statistics Bunder’s Overall Pitching Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2007 .218 27-26 101 12 22 9 1 1 14 .356 5 2 29 .269 4-5 2008 4.264.26 1-0 9 1 0 0 0 19.0 19 9 9 3 15 .264 2008 .245 26-26 102 11 25 3 0 3 16 .363 11 2 34 .328 4-6 Bunder’s ACC Pitching Statistics Career .232 53-52 203 23 47 12 1 4 30 .360 16 4 63 .299 8-11 Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 20082008 9.009.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 9 4 4 1 2 .429 166 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 2 BenBen Condon INF 1212 JakeJak Lemmerman INF SophomoreSophoS ph m • 6-1 • 170 • R/R SophomoreSophomS ph m • 6-2 • 185 • R/R player bios PeachtreePeachtre City, Ga. (Woodward Academy) NewportNewpor Beach, Calif. (Corona Del Mar)

2008 2008 Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in 19 games while Appeared oon the All-ACC Academic Baseball Team...Named to the ACC starting fi ve at third base...Batted .150 with two runs and an RBI...Had an Academic Honor Roll...Was the only Blue Devil to start every game and RBI double for his fi rst career hit...Played with the Lake Norman Copper- made all 56 of his starts at shortstop...Batted .283 with 60 hits, 35 RBI heads in the Southern Collegiate Baseball League during the summer... and 33 runs scored...Knocked 11 doubles, one triple and a pair of home Batted .250 with two doubles, nine RBI and 10 walks while stealing three runs...Had at least one hit in 43 of his 56 games and multiple knocks in bases. 16 outings...Batted .330 against non-conference opponents...Batted .312 High School with runners in scoring position and .322 with two outs...Stole fi ve bases A three-year letterman at Woodward Academy...Named team MVP as a ju- in seven attempts...Led the team and ranked eighth in the ACC with 155 nior and senior...A three-time all-area selection...Collected all-state honors assists...Made just one error in his fi rst 22 games and just four in his fi rst and hit .456 as a senior...Batted .420 with fi ve homers and 15 steals as a ju- 38 contests...Helped out on 22 double plays, the second-most behind fi rst nior...Batted .508 with the East Cobb Yankees...A member of the CABA 16U baseman Nate Freiman...Drove in a career-high four RBI with a pair of National Championship team...A member of the National Honor Society...A two-run doubles against Columbia (3/2)...Sent in three runs with his fi rst four-year Honor Roll selection...Earned AP Scholar honors...Involved in career home run against No. 2 North Carolina (3/8)...Contributed three RBI, Peer Leadership and the Honor Council. a double and a triple in a series-opening win against No. 16 Virginia (3/14)... Personal Scored the game-winning run from second base on a two-out single by Ga- Born Benjamin Michael Condon on March 30, 1989...The son of Mike and briel Saade against Ivy League Champion Columbia (3/1)...Played with the Jamie Condon...Has a sister, Catherine, and a brother, James...Uncle, Bill Wareham Gateman of the Cape Cod League during the summer. Condon, was an All-America guard at Alabama...Uncle, Frank Condon, High School played linebacker at North Alabama. A four-year letterman at Corona Del Mar High School...Named the Newport Condon’s Overall Batting Statistics Mesa Player of the Year as a senior after batting .472 with 10 home runs Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A and 36 RBI...A four-time all-league choice and a two-time All-CIF selec- 2008 .150 19-5 20 2 3 1 0 0 1 .200 4 1 4 .320 0-0 tion...Drove in over 100 RBI and belted 16 home runs in his high school Condon’s ACC Batting Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A career...Hit .432 as a junior with four long balls and 32 RBI...Batted .392 2008 .100 8-3 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 .100 2 0 2 .250 0-0 his sophomore year with a home run and 26 RBI...Finished with a .300 clip and a home run in his fi rst season of varsity competition to help Corona Del Mar to the CIF Championship...Tabbed a Preseason Rawlings All-America as a senior while earning Dream Team Player of the Year honors...Selected 3 RyRyanyay Knott RHP to the Brewers Area Code Team and Angels and Dodgers Elite Teams as a junjjunior...Anior...An honorhoonor roll student...Earnedstudent...Earned American HistoryHistoryy HighHiggh Honors.H PersonaPersonall SophomoreSophomSSophoph m • 6-4 • 195 • R/RRR/R Born Jacob Samuel Lemmerman on MaMayy 4,4 1989...The ssonon of Alan and Barbara Lemmerman...Lemmerman...HasHa a brother, Huntley,Huntl Ill. (Marian Central Catholic)atholic) NNate,ate, and two sisters, Shaina and Kate.Kate.

2008 Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in 10 games,mes, one of of which was as a starter...Logged a 2.92 ERA with nine strikeoutsuts in 12.112.1 innings...Did not allow an earned run over his fi rst fi ve appearancesances forfor a span of six innings...Chipped in an inning of relief in a combinedbined shutout against UNC Greensboro...Pitched with the Crystal Lakeake Cardinals in the Chicago Suburban League during the summer..... Went 3-4 with two saves, a 2.83 ERA and 41 strikeouts in 47 in-- nings with the Cards. High School A four-year letterman at Marian Central Catholic...Pitched and playedayed short- stop...Tabbed as one of the top-100 players in the state by the Chicagohicago SunSun Times and Chicago Tribune...An all-conference and all-area selectionection as a junior...Turned in a 5-2 record, a 1.42 ERA and 48 strikeouts throughough 47 in- nings pitched as a junior...Batted .390 with 32 hits, including sevenen doubles and a home run as a junior...Belted two home runs and eight hits inin hishis threethree games played as a senior before being sidelined with an injury...Namedry...Named American Legion team MVP in 2007 after batting over .450 from both sides of the plate despite playing with an arm injury...Also lettered inn football...football... Was a running back and place kicker...A four-year member off the honor roll...Collected High Honors every year...Tabbed Academic All-ConferenceConference Jake Lemmerman as a senior. Personal Born Ryan Christopher Knott on May 9, 1989...The son of Terryy and LynnLynn Knott. Lemmerman’s Overall Batting Statistics Knott’s Overall Pitching Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/B/AvgAvgg 2008 .283 56-56 212 33 60 11 1 2 35 .373 15 9 24 .353 5-7 2008 2.92 0-0 10 1 0 0 0 12.1 22 12 4 5 9 .386.386 Lemmerman’s ACC Batting Statistics Knott’s ACC Pitching Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/B/AvgAvgg 2008 .233 29-29 103 10 24 4 1 1 16 .320 5 6 16 .302 1-2 2008 5.79 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 4.2 8 3 3 3 3 .364.364 1717 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 20 TomTom Luciano OF 31 CameronCam Schulz RHP

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i Pound Ridge, N.Y. (Fox Lane) ChapelCh Hill, N.C. (East Chapel Hill) b

r 2008 2008

e Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Appeared in 28 contests, start- Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll...Did not compete as a freshman. ing eight in the outfi eld...Batted .216 with eight hits, 10 runs and seven High School y RBI...Had two doubles, a triple and a home run...Stole fi ve bases in fi ve A three-year letterman and two-year captain at East Chapel Hill High a attempts...Called on a team-high 11 times as a pinch runner. School...Earned three all-conference selections...Batted .438 with two l High School home runs, a .703 slugging percentage and a .629 on base percentage as a p player bios A four-year letterman and three-year captain at Fox Lane High School... senior...Hit .388 as a junior with a pair of home runs...Tossed 4.1 innings as Ranked among the top-10 outfi elders in the Northeast and among the top- a junior and struck out 10 batters...Batted .396 as a sophomore with a pair 35 Northeast prospects...A two-time all-league selection...Named all-sec- of home runs, while turning in a 0.00 ERA and 25 strikeouts through 11.2 in- tion MVP and NYSSWA All-State as a junior...Hit .498 with 36 stolen bases nings pitched...Played two seasons for The Dirtbags...Appeared on Impact and 54 runs as a junior while going 8-2 with a 2.32 ERA and 68 strikeouts on Baseball’s Top-50 list...An honor roll student...Earned AP Scholar with Hon- the mound...Captured the league batting title as a junior while helping Fox ors recognition...A National Merit Scholarship commended student. Lane reach the state quarterfi nal...Hit .289 as a sophomore with four home Personal runs, 29 RBI and 23 stolen bases...Turned in a 3.23 ERA with a 6-3 record Born Cameron Lloyd Schulz on Feb. 8, 1989 in Atlanta, Ga. ...The son of and 45 strikeouts as a sophomore...Also lettered in football and track...An Kenneth and Susan Schulz...Has a sister, Kirsten. all-league choice at wide receiver and defensive back before turning his focus to baseball...Earned all-league honors in track...A four-year member of the Honor Roll...Was the president of SafeRides...Earned the Chris Cutri 244 TrevorTrev Cesar OF scholarship award for outstanding leadership, dedication and enthusiasm... Ranked in the top 10 percent of his graduating class. Personal FreshmanFFresrresshhmma • 6-3 • 180 • R/R Born Thomas George Luciano on March 31, 1989 in Brunswick, N.J. ...The son of Dr. James and Helen Luciano...Has two brothers, Michael and Merced, Calif. (Golden Valley) James. Luciano’s Overall Batting Statistics Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A High School 2008 .216 28-8 37 10 8 2 1 1 7 .405 6 0 12 .318 5-5 A three-year letterwinner at Golden Valley High School…Named Central Luciano’s ACC Batting Statistics Valley Player of the Year, Conference MVP, fi rst team all-district and fi rst- Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A team all-state underclassmen as a junior…Had a career pitching record 2008 .250 16-5 24 6 6 1 1 1 2 .500 1 0 7 .280 2-2 of 26-3…Batted .397 with 11 extra base hits, including six home runs, as a senior…Went 9-0 on the mound with a 0.67 ERA and 88 strikeouts… Batted .491 with 41 RBI, seven doubles, seven triples and fi ve home runs 26 DeDennisnn O’Gradyy RHP/INF as a junior…Logged a 1.27 ERA and went 10-1 with 64 strikeouts as a ju- nior…Drove in 23 RBI and batted .311 as a sophomore with a pair of home runs…Went 7-2 with a 3.21 ERA and 36 strikeouts…The salutatorian of his SophomoreSophomS ph m • 5-10 • 190 • R/R class…An AP Scholar. Personal FloralFlora Park, N.Y. (Archbishop Molloy) Born Trevor Christian Cesar on February 2, 1989 in Turlock. Calif. …The son of Dennis and Theresa Cesar…Has two brothers, Joseph and Stephen, and a sister, Jennifer…Father played basketball and baseball at George- 2008 town from 1964-1968. Made 12 relief appearances and two starts on the mound in addition to six starts in the fi eld...Went 3-2 with one save and a 3.86 ERA through 30.1 innings...Struck out 23 batters and walked just three, one of which was an intentional free pass...Led all Blue Devil pitchers with a 7.7 strikeout-to- walk ratio and an average of 0.89 walks per nine innings...Opened his collegiate career with a 17.2 inning scoreless streak...Batted .185 with fi ve hits, four runs and two RBI at the plate...Made all six starts at second base...Shut out Alabama A&M for six innings in his fi rst career start, giving up just three hits (2/27)...Earned his fi rst career save against Virginia Tech after entering the game in the bottom of the ninth and getting the fi nal out in a 7-5 win (5/17)...Played with the Saratoga Phillies of the New York Col- legiate Baseball League. High School Dennis O’Grady A three-year letterman at Archbishop Molloy High School...A two-time all-- city selection at second base and a one-time selection at pitcher...Namedd the Queens Courier Player of the Year in 2006...Compiled a combined 15-33 O’Grady’s Overallverall BattinBattingg Statistics record on the mound as a junior and a senior...Went 7-2 with a 2.25 ERA,A, Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 50 strikeouts and just 15 walks through 60 innings as a senior...Also battedd 2008 .185 12-6 27 4 5 0 0 0 2 .185 1 1 6 .241 1-1 .375 with six home runs and 55 RBI as a senior...Posted an 8-1 record andd O’Grady’s ACC Batting Statistics a 2.00 ERA as a junior...Struck out 55 batters while walking 18 through 633 Year Avg GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SB-A innings of work...Hit .350 with three home runs and 45 RBI in 2006...Alsoo 2008 .167 4-4 12 1 2 0 0 0 1 .167 0 1 5 .231 0-0 lettered in basketball...Named team MVP in 2005, averaging 10 points andd O’Grady’s Overall Pitching Statistics fi ve assists per game...A member of the National Honor Society...Involvedd Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg with SADD, SAC and the Irish Club. 2008 3.86 3-2 14 2 0 0 1 30.1 34 15 13 3 23 .291 Personal O’Grady’s ACC Pitching Statistics Born Dennis Patrick O’Grady on May 17, 1989 in Queens, N.Y. ...The son of Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg 2008 8.64 0-2 6 1 0 0 1 8.1 13 10 8 1 4 .361 Dennis and Patricia O’Grady...Has a brother, Patrick, and a sister, Kristin. 1188 BBluel u e DevilD e v i l BiosB i o s 34 BenBeen Grisz RHP/UT 9 EricEric Pfi sterer LHP/1B FreshmanFreshmrreshmma • 6-0 • 220 • R/R FreshmanFresFFreshr hhmm • 6-2 • 215 • L/L player bios Dallas, Texas (St. Mark’s) SaddleSadd River, N.J. 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High School High School A three-year letterwinner at St. Mark’s School of Texas…Named all-con- A three-year letterwinner at Don Bosco Prep…Drafted in the 15th round (449th ference as a junior and senior and All-South Zone SPC as a sophomore… overall) of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Cincinnati Reds…Named North Jer- Tabbed St. Mark’s Athlete of the Year…Hit 10 home runs in his junior and sey’s Player of the Year…Tabbed the best left-handed pitcher in New Jersey senior seasons…Played for the North Team in the North vs. South Texas by Perfect Game…Went 16-0 in his prep career…Threw two no-hitters and Scouts’ Association All-Star Baseball Game…Named to the Texas Rang- two one-hitters as a senior…Led Don Bosco Prep to a perfect 33-0 record, ers Area Code Team…Also a four-time state champion wrestler…Tabbed the state, league and county championships and a No. 1 national ranking in a Prep All-American wrestler three times…Won a prep national champion- 2008…ESPN First Team All-America…First-team all-state and fi rst-team all- ship in 2008…Went 183-7 during his career and 45-0 as a senior…Tabbed county…Batted .525 with four home runs and 48 RBI as a senior and went Wrestler of the Year by the Dallas Morning News…Earned the Wrestling 10-0 with a 1.60 ERA and 90 strikeouts…Started and won the county and Hall of Fame’s Dave Schultz Award for the Best Wrestler in Texas as a state championship games…Went 6-0 with a 2.20 ERA as a junior…Member senior…A 2006 Cadet Freestyle All-American and state champion…Was of the National Honor Society…Earned the Bloustein Academic Award…A the sports editor of the yearbook…A three-time honor roll selection. Student Ambassador…Member of the Math Honor Society. Personal Personal Born Benjamin Murray Grisz on January 26, 1990 in Dallas, Texas…The Born Eric Pfi sterer on May 18, 1990 in Teaneck, N.J. ...the son of Dennis son of Mike and Bonnie Grisz…Has fi ve brothers – Kyle, Adam, Zach, Aar- and Kathleen Pfi sterer…Has three sisters – Christine, Lauren and Kaitlin – on and Maxx – and two sisters, Taryn and Angela…Father, Mike, was a and a brother,brother, Dennis.Dennis. multiple time amateur state racquetball champion in Arizona, Oregon and Texas. 277 WillWill Piwnica-Worms OF 5 BrianBria Litwin OF/INF FreshmanFrFresFr shhmm • 6-2 • 190 • R/R FreshmanFrFreshFresFr hhmm • 6-2 • 195 • R/R St.St. Louis,L Mo. (Ladue Horton Watkins) Hickory, N.C. (St. Stephens) High School A four-year letterwinner at Ladue Horton Watkins…First-team all-state se- lection, fi rst team all-metro and fi rst team all-conference choice as a se- High School nior…Tabbed Suburban East Player of the Year…Named the third best A four-year letterwinner at St. Stephens High School…Drafted in the 24th prospect in Missouri by Perfect Game…First team all-conference as a round (714th overall) of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Pittsburgh Pirates… sophomore, junior and senior…Batted .455 with 22 extra-base hits, includ- Ranked as the second-best high school prospect in North Carolina and ing 10 doubles, 10 home runs and two triples as a senior…Drove in 35 in the top 100 by Perfect Game…Hit .483 with four home runs, 20 stolen RBI, scored 30 runs and stole six bases…Went 7-1 with a 1.70 ERA and bases and 28 RBI as a senior…Led St. Stephens to the 3A state playoffs 49 strikeouts in 45 innings during his senior year…Set school records for as a junior and senior...Helped St. Stephens advance to the second and career home runs (14), season home runs (10) and wins in a season (7)… third rounds of the state playoffs...Tabbed the 20th best prospect at the Batted .411 with 25 RBI, 27 runs and 14 extra-base hits as a junior…Went East Coast Professional Showcase...Ranked among the top 30 positional 2-0 with a 0.72 ERA as a junior…Batted .463 as a sophomore and went 1-1 prospects at the Perfect Game National Showcase. with a 3.45 ERA…Also lettered three years in soccer and twice in football… Personal School record holder for goals in a career (48) and goals in a season (21)… Born Brian Nicholas Litwin on December 6, 1989 in Hartford, Conn. ...The Suburban South Conference Player of the Year and fi rst-team all-state in son of Nick and Katie Litwin…Has a brother, Matt. soccer…Was a kicker and punter on the football team…Member of the Na- tional Honor Society…On the 4.0 Honor Roll for three years…Earned the St. Louis Post Dispatch Scholar-Athlete Award…Collected the Dartmouth 6 JoeJoe Pedevillano LHP/OF Book Award as a junior. Personal Born William David Piwnica-Worms on April 1, 1990…Son of David and Helen Piwnica-Worms…Has a sister, Katie…Uncle, Bill Piwnica, was All- FreshmanFres • 5-6 • 155 • L/L Big Ten at Minnesota from 1979-1983...Uncle, Mark McKenzie, is head Poughkeepsie,Poughkee N.Y. (Our Lady Of Lourdes) coach at ConcordiaConcordia UniversityUniversity and coached the USA Baseball 16U Team. 25 DavidDav Putman RHP High School A two-year letterwinner at Our Lady of Lourdes…Named Our Lady of Lourdes’ Athlete of the Year as a senior…An all-section choice as a senior FreshmanFrFresreshshhman • 6-1 • 205 • R/R and all-league honoree as a junior…Batted .414 as a senior with seven doubles, fi ve triples, 18 RBI and 21 stolen bases…Went 3-1 on the mound Doylestown,Do Pa. (The Hun School) with a 2.06 ERA, fi ve saves and 29 strikeouts in 20.1 innings…Hit .410 as a junior with six doubles, two triples, 30 RBI and 18 stolen bases…Logged a 2.62 ERA with four saves and 17 strikeouts in 10.2 innings. High School Personal Four-year letterwinner at The Hun School of Princeton…Pitched and played Born Joe Timothy Pedevillano on August 5, 1990 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. third base…All-state, all-county and all-prep selection during his high school ...The son of Frank and Diane Pedevillano…Has three sisters – Lisa, Karen career…Lettered four years in soccer…Played goal and earned all-state, and Laura – and a brother, Dan. all-county and all-prep honors…Three-year member of the honor roll. Personal Born David Allen Putman on February 28, 1990…The son of Kevin and Paula Putman…Has two brothers, Kevin and Ryan. 1199 CCommunityo m m u n i t y ServiceS e r v i c e DUKEDUKE BASEBALLBASEBALL

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OVERALL STATISTICS Overall Record: 37-18-1 Home: 29-7-1 Away: 8-11 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% Nate Freiman .381 39-38 155 39 59 12 0 11 46 104 .671 13 8 16 9 .447 3 0 1-1 326 28 4 .989 Alex Hassan .353 55-55 218 62 77 17 0 4 33 106 .486 31 5 19 3 .438 4 0 14-21 140 8 0 1.000 Jeremy Gould .349 55-55 215 33 75 12 1 4 39 101 .470 14 9 19 5 .403 5 1 5-8 109 3 1 .991 w Matt Williams .330 51-50 203 39 67 16 0 0 29 83 .409 15 10 24 7 .400 2 2 1-1 299 41 1 .997

e Jonathan Nicolla .324 48-45 170 29 55 13 1 5 35 85 .500 14 3 37 3 .377 4 0 1-1 25 1 0 1.000 i Ryan McCurdy .292 50-49 154 40 45 6 0 0 22 51 .331 21 27 10 3 .454 3 9 5-6 39 114 4 .975

v Gabriel Saade .286 51-51 203 43 58 13 3 7 44 98 .483 28 2 55 1 .376 1 1 16-18 104 118 8 .965 Jake Lemmerman .283 56-56 212 33 60 11 1 2 35 79 .373 15 9 24 9 .353 2 4 5-7 98 155 14 .948 e Kyle Kreick .250 44-40 164 23 41 12 1 0 27 55 .335 10 2 21 2 .294 4 1 2-2 165 18 0 1.000 r Player with less than 3.0 plate appearances per game John Bunder .250 25-2 12 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 .250 3 2 4 0 .471 0 0 0-0 14 1 2 .882

n Kyle Butler .250 3-1 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 0 0 1 0 .250 0 0 0-0 0 4 0 1.000

i Tim Sherlock .224 30-24 85 15 19 5 0 1 7 27 .318 12 2 26 0 .330 1 1 1-1 37 1 1 .974

Tom Luciano .216 28-8 37 10 8 2 1 1 7 15 .405 6 0 12 0 .318 1 0 5-5 18 0 1 .947 Dennis O’Grady .185 12-6 27 4 5 0 0 0 2 5 .185 1 1 6 1 .241 0 0 1-1 13 22 1 .972 8 Michael Ghizzoni .158 32-9 38 5 6 0 0 0 1 6 .158 5 0 9 1 .256 0 0 1-2 18 0 1 .947

0 Grant Monroe .158 7-4 19 6 3 0 0 0 3 3 .158 2 1 3 0 .273 0 0 0-0 32 11 1 .977 Ben Condon .150 19-5 20 2 3 1 0 0 1 4 .200 4 1 4 0 .320 0 0 0-0 3 11 1 .933 0 Christopher Manno .080 11-6 25 3 2 0 0 0 3 2 .080 4 0 9 1 .207 0 1 0-0 20 9 1 .967

2 2008 in review TOTALS .299 56-56 1961 390 587 120 8 35 336 828 .422 198 82 299 45 .382 30 20 58-74 1479 591 47 .978 OPPONENTS .257 56-56 1882 244 483 102 18 28 221 705 .375 161 50 364 29 .328 21 22 45-69 1433 574 98 .953 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 Jonathan Foreman 2.87 2 1 12 10 0 0 0 1 53.1 43 21 17 26 31 15 0 2 200 .215 3 3 0 0 2 Christopher Manno 3.38 6 2 12 12 0 0 2 0 58.2 50 23 22 19 80 5 2 4 218 .229 3 2 3 0 4 Andrew Wolcott 3.75 3 4 12 12 0 0 0 0 69.2 71 40 29 23 42 13 2 3 278 .255 4 7 2 2 0 Will Currier 3.90 6 5 13 8 0 0 1 0 57.2 54 32 25 20 31 12 3 3 216 .250 5 12 1 5 3 Michael Ness 4.40 2 1 21 0 0 0 0 3 45.0 49 23 22 14 35 10 0 1 174 .282 1 3 1 1 3 Grant Monroe 5.67 5 3 11 9 0 0 0 0 46.0 54 30 29 16 22 14 4 4 187 .289 2 9 2 1 1 Players with less than 1.0 innings pitched per game Jeremy Gould 0.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 .333 0 0 0 0 0 Ron Causey 1.00 0 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 9.0 6 2 1 0 6 0 1 0 32 .188 1 0 0 0 0 Alex Hassan 1.30 5 0 17 0 0 0 0 5 27.2 16 4 4 9 22 3 0 1 87 .184 0 1 0 2 2 Ryan Knott 2.92 0 0 10 1 0 0 1 0 12.1 22 12 4 5 9 3 2 0 57 .386 2 1 0 0 0 Ryan Perry 3.24 2 0 19 0 0 0 0 0 33.1 27 14 12 9 30 4 2 2 122 .221 4 4 0 2 3 Dennis O’Grady 3.86 3 2 14 2 0 0 2 1 3.1 34 15 13 3 23 10 0 3 117 .291 0 2 2 3 0 Michael Seander 4.05 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 6.2 10 6 3 5 5 3 0 2 31 .323 1 1 0 0 0 John Bunder 4.26 1 0 9 1 0 0 2 0 19.0 19 9 9 3 15 2 1 3 72 .264 0 2 2 2 2 Kyle Butler 4.37 0 0 12 0 0 0 1 2 22.2 26 11 11 5 13 8 1 0 86 .302 1 3 0 3 1 Sam Allen 27.00 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.2 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 2 .500 0 0 0 0 1 TOTALS 3.71 37 18 56 56 0 4 4 12 493.0 483 244 203 161 364 102 18 28 1882 .257 27 50 13 21 22 OPPONENTS 5.69 18 37 56 56 2 2 2 8 477.2 587 390 302 198 299 120 8 35 1961 .299 38 82 10 30 20 ACC STATISTICS ACC Record: 10-18-1 Home: 6-7-1 Away: 4-11 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% Jeremy Gould .325 29-29 120 12 39 7 1 1 18 51 .425 3 4 13 3 .357 2 0 2-4 75 2 1 .987 Jonathan Nicolla .299 27-26 97 11 29 6 0 3 14 44 .454 7 3 27 1 .364 0 0 0-0 11 1 0 1.000 Nate Freiman .296 18-18 71 10 21 2 0 4 17 35 .493 6 5 10 7 .386 1 0 0-0 137 15 1 .993 Matt Williams .288 29-29 118 21 34 10 0 0 16 44 .373 7 8 18 6 .368 0 0 0-0 158 27 1 .995 Ryan McCurdy .259 25-25 85 17 22 2 0 0 4 24 .282 7 12 3 3 .390 1 3 1-1 18 52 3 .959 Alex Hassan .257 28-28 105 26 27 6 0 1 7 36 .343 16 4 9 0 .376 0 0 3-4 77 4 0 1.000 Gabriel Saade .245 26-26 102 11 25 3 0 3 16 37 .363 11 2 34 1 .328 1 0 4-6 52 69 6 .953 Jake Lemmerman .233 29-29 103 10 24 4 1 1 16 33 .320 5 6 16 5 .302 2 3 1-2 57 72 11 .921 Kyle Kreick .222 20-18 72 6 16 6 0 0 10 22 .306 3 2 13 1 .273 0 1 0-0 83 7 0 1.000 Players with less than 3.0 plate appearances per game Tom Luciano .250 16-5 24 6 6 1 1 1 2 12 .500 1 0 7 0 .280 0 0 2-2 10 0 1 .909 Tim Sherlock .219 12-9 32 4 7 3 0 1 4 13 .406 3 0 14 0 .286 0 1 0-0 16 1 0 1.000 Dennis O’Grady .167 4-4 12 1 2 0 0 0 1 2 .167 0 1 5 0 .231 0 0 0-0 6 12 1 .947 Michael Ghizzoni .160 17-7 25 0 4 0 0 0 0 4 .160 1 0 8 1 .192 0 0 0-1 13 0 1 .929 John Bunder .143 12-1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 .143 1 1 3 0 .333 0 0 0-0 9 0 2 .818 Ben Condon .100 8-3 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .100 2 0 2 0 .250 0 0 0-0 2 9 0 1.000 Christopher Manno .000 4-3 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 6 0 .000 0 1 0-0 14 3 0 1.000 Grant Monroe .000 1-1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 7 4 1 .917 Kyle Butler .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.000 TOTALS .259 29-29 998 136 258 50 3 15 126 359 .360 73 48 189 28 .337 7 9 13-20 756 305 33 .970 OPPONENTS .289 29-29 1006 172 291 64 11 24 158 449 .446 91 30 161 17 .360 16 8 25-41 773 317 39 .965 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 Andrew Wolcott 4.14 2 4 10 10 0 0 0 0 58.2 61 38 27 23 36 11 2 3 236 .258 4 6 1 2 0 Players with less than 1.0 innings pitched per game Alex Hassan 1.96 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 3 18.1 12 4 4 5 12 3 0 1 59 .203 0 0 0 2 1 Michael Seander 3.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3.0 5 4 1 1 2 2 0 1 14 .357 0 0 0 0 0 Christopher Manno 3.75 2 2 4 4 0 0 0 0 24.0 19 10 10 6 28 4 1 4 87 .218 1 1 2 0 2 Jonathan Foreman 3.79 0 1 5 4 0 0 0 0 19.0 16 9 8 9 10 6 0 1 75 .213 1 2 0 0 0 Ryan Perry 4.70 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 15.1 18 10 8 6 13 1 2 2 61 .295 2 1 0 2 1 Kyle Butler 5.40 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 1 13.1 18 8 8 2 4 6 1 0 52 .346 1 3 0 3 0 Ryan Knott 5.79 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 4.2 8 3 3 3 3 1 0 0 22 .364 2 1 0 0 0 Will Currier 5.91 1 5 8 5 0 0 0 0 32.0 38 26 21 14 17 9 2 3 126 .302 5 8 0 5 1 Michael Ness 6.67 1 1 13 0 0 0 0 1 29.2 42 23 22 12 22 10 0 1 122 .344 1 3 1 1 3 Dennis O’Grady 8.64 0 2 6 1 0 0 0 1 8.1 13 10 8 1 4 2 0 3 36 .361 0 0 2 1 0 John Bunder 9.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 9 4 4 1 2 0 0 2 21 .429 0 1 1 0 0 Grant Monroe 9.14 2 3 5 5 0 0 0 0 21.2 32 23 22 8 8 9 3 3 95 .337 1 4 1 0 0 TOTALS 5.21 10 18 29 29 0 0 0 6 252.0 291 172 146 91 161 64 11 24 1006 .289 18 30 8 16 8 OPPONENTS 3.88 18 10 29 29 2 2 2 8 257.2 258 136 111 73 189 50 3 15 998 .259 17 48 3 7 9 2222 220080 0 8 NNoteso t e s Date Opponent Score Pitcher of Rec. 2/23 IONA W, 10-2 Wolcott, A. 2008 Season Notes 2/23 IONA W, 10-1 Currier, W. Wrapping Up The 2008 Season On The Clock 2/24 IONA W, 10-1 Monroe, G. 2 2008 in review The Duke baseball team put together one of the most Junior Nate Freiman was taken in the 28th round of 2/24 IONA W, 17-5 Seander, M. 0

successful seasons in school history in 2008 after the 2008 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers. A 6-8, 250 0 2/26 ALABAMA A&M W, 8-1 Manno, C. fi nishing with a 37-18-1 overall record and a 10-18-1 pound fi rst baseman and native of Wellesley, Mass., mark in ACC play. The 37 victories marked the third Freiman led Duke with a .381 batting average, 11 2/27 ALABAMA A&M W, 9-1 O’Grady, D. 8 most wins in school history and the most since 1998 home runs, 46 RBI and a .671 slugging percentage in 3/1 COLUMBIA W, 2-1 Seander, M. i

when Duke fi nished 38-20. Duke’s success was built his junior season. He opted to return to Duke to com- 3/1 COLUMBIA W, 11-3 Currier, W. n on a sound defense that led the nation in fi elding per- plete his degree this year. Also selected in the 2008 3/2 COLUMBIA W, 4-1 Monroe, G. centage and a pitching staff that ranked sixth in the draft were a pair of freshmen on this year’s team, in- 3/2 COLUMBIA W, 19-5 O’Grady, D. r

country with a 3.71 ERA and held opposing teams to cluding Eric Pfi sterer (15th Rd, Cincinnati Reds) and e a .257 average. The Blue Devils committed the fewest Brian Litwin (24th Rd, Pittsburgh Pirates). 3/5 VALPARAISO W, 5-4 Perry, R. v errors in the ACC with just 47 on the season. ACC Player Of The Week 3/8 NORTH CAROLINA• W, 13-4 Wolcott, A. i

Duke Reaches 30 Wins For Eighth Time Two Blue Devils earned ACC Player of the Week hon- 3/8 NORTH CAROLINA• L, 3-9 Currier, W. e

The 2008 Blue Devils became the fi rst team in the ors in 2008, including two-way outfi elder Alex Hassan 3/9 NORTH CAROLINA• L, 0-9 Monroe, G. w program’s last decade to reach 30 wins in a season and left-handed pitcher Christopher Manno. Manno 3/11 QUINNIPIAC W, 5-2 Perry, R. and the eighth team to accomplish the feat in program collected the honor on April 15 after his performance 3/12 RICHMOND W, 4-2 Ness, M. history. Duke just missed the 30-win mark in 2007 against Clemson and N.C. Central, while Hassan after fi nishing 29-25. Head Coach Sean McNally picked up the award on March 17 after batting .500 3/14 VIRGINIA• W, 9-8 Ness, M. became the fi rst coach in school history to reach the through fi ve games while also picking up three saves 3/15 VIRGINIA• L, 1-10 Currier, W. 30-win mark by his third season. on the mound. Manno received National Pitcher of the 3/16 VIRGINIA• W, 4-1 Monroe, G. Duke Leads Nation In Week honors while Hassan earned a Regional award. 3/18 HARTFORD W, 10-6 Manno, C. Duke led the nation in fi elding percentage with a cu- Keeping It In The Park 3/19 HARTFORD W, 11-4 O’Grady, D. mulative fi elding clip of .978, which was the highest in Duke’s pitching staff did a great job of limiting the long school history. The Blue Devils made just 47 errors in ball in 2008, as the group surrendered just 28 homers 3/21 at Georgia Tech• L, 4-5 Wolcott, A. 2,117 chances for the fewest in the ACC. for the third fewest in the ACC. As a staff, the Blue 3/22 at Georgia Tech• L, 2-4 Currier, W. Academic All-District Devils held the opposition to an average of one home 3/23 at Georgia Tech• W, 10-3 Monroe, G. Junior fi rst baseman Nate Freiman and catcher Matt run per 67 at bats or one every two games. Duke’s 3/25 BROWN W, 7-6 Hassan, A. Williams were named to the ESPN The Magazine bullpen gave up just 10 homers through 219 innings. 3/26 at N.C. Central W, 10-2 Foreman, J. Academic All-District III team, with Freiman earning Game Over 3/28 MIAMI• L, 5-7 Ness, M. a spot on the fi rst team and Williams appearing on Duke’s bullpen was among the top relief units in the the second team. The Academic All-District selection ACC and fi nished the season with a 17-2 record, 12 3/29 MIAMI• L, 1-8 Currier, W. was the second such honor of Freiman’s career and saves and a combined ERA of 3.00. Thirteen Blue 3/30 MIAMI• Rained Out a fi rst for Williams. Devils combined for 219.0 innings in relief and held 4/5 at Boston College• L, 2-3 Wolcott, A. All-ACC the opposition to a .249 average with a combined 4/5 at Boston College• L, 0-6 Currier, W. Sophomore outfi elder and closer Alex Hassan earned WHIP of 1.21. The group walked just 65 batters all 4/6 at Boston College• L, 6-11 Monroe, G. a spot on the All-ACC second team as a utility player season compared to 164 strikeouts. Sophomore in 2008 after leading Duke with 77 hits, 17 doubles, center fi elder Alex Hassan doubled as the team’s 4/9 UNC GREENSBORO W, 10-1 Manno, C. 62 runs and 106 total bases at the plate in addition to closer, logging fi ve saves, a 5-0 record and a 1.30 4/11 at N.C. State• W, 4-1 Wolcott, A. picking up fi ve saves, a 5-0 record and a 1.30 ERA on ERA through 27-plus innings. Senior Ryan Perry and 4/12 at N.C. State• L, 1-8 O’Grady, D. the mound. Hassan batted .353 and went errorless in sophomore Michael Ness also contributed heavily 4/13 at N.C. State• L, 7-12 Monroe, G. 148 chances in the fi eld. out of the pen, with Perry fi nishing 2-0 with a 3.24 4/15 N.C. CENTRAL W, 8-2 Currier, W. Rawlings Gold Glove ERA and 30 strikeouts through 33.1 innings and Ness 4/15 N.C. CENTRAL W, 22-0 Bunder, J. Sophomore center fi elder Alex Hassan put together leading the team with 21 appearances on the way to a a perfect 1.000 fi elding percentage in 2008 and was 4.40 ERA, three saves and a 2-1 record. 4/16 at Campbell W, 16-2 Foreman, J. rewarded with a Rawlings Gold Glove. The award is The First Pitch 4/18 CLEMSON• L, 4-7 Wolcott, A. given to only nine players in all of Division I, including The Blue Devil pitching staff ranked sixth in the coun- 4/19 CLEMSON• W, 10-1 Manno, C. just three outfi elders. Hassan became the fi rst Blue try with a 3.71 ERA and held opposing teams to a .257 4/20 CLEMSON• T, 6-6 None Devil in school history to earn the award. He was one average. Blue Devil pitchers dished out just 161 walks 4/22 at UNC Greensboro W, 10-3 Currier, W. of two players in the ACC to receive the honor along on the season compared to 364 strikeouts and led the with Florida State catcher . ACC in walks allowed per game (2.94) while ranking 4/23 at Davidson W, 8-7 Hassan, A. Out Of Your League 15th nationally in the category. Duke’s team ERA was 4/25 MARYLAND* L, 8-12 O’Grady, D. The Blue Devils put together a perfect 27-0 non- the second-lowest in the ACC while the 161 walks 4/26 MARYLAND* W, 10-2 Manno, C. conference record in 2008, marking the fi rst time in were the fewest allowed in the conference. The Blue 4/27 MARYLAND* W, 2-1 Hassan, A. program history that Duke went undefeated outside of Devils also ranked among the top 20 in the country 5/5 LONGWOOD W, 6-4 Manno, C. the conference. Duke batted .342 in non-conference in hits allowed per game, surrendering an average of 5/5 LONGWOOD W, 10-3 Currier, W. play to defeat all 13 opponents. The Blue Devils also 8.82 per contest. outscored the opposition 254-72 thanks to a pitching Giant Killer 5/6 DAVIDSON W, 2-1 Hassan, A. staff that put together a combined ERA of 2.13. Duke upset three top-25 teams in 2008 and went on 5/9 at Wake Forest• L, 3-7 Wolcott, A. National Pitcher Of The Week to defeat two more that appeared among one of the 5/10 at Wake Forest• L, 1-3 Manno, C. Christopher Manno was selected as the National national top 25 polls at some point in the season. 5/11 at Wake Forest• L, 4-9 Foreman, J. Collegiate Baseball Writers Association’s Pro-Line Duke’s fi rst win over a top-25 opponent came in a 5/13 CAMPBELL W, 10-5 Monroe, G. Cap National Pitcher of the Week after fanning 16 13-4 upset over No. 2 North Carolina that preceded batters over 7.2 scoreless innings in two starts dur- two wins over No. 16 Virginia and a 10-3 upset over 5/15 at Virginia Tech• W, 4-2 Hassan, A. ing the week of April 13-20. Twelve of the punchouts No. 17 Georgia Tech. The Blue Devils also went 1-1-1 5/16 at Virginia Tech• L, 5-8 Manno, C. came in 5.2 scoreless innings of work in his ACC de- in a three-game series against early season top-25 5/17 at Virginia Tech• W, 7-5 Currier, W. but against Clemson, while the other four came in a team Clemson and took game one against N.C. State, combined no-hitter against N.C. Central. which reached as high as No. 22 in the NCBWA poll. • — ACC Game Home Games in BOLD and Caps 2233 AAcademicc a d e m i c AwardsAw a r d s DUKE BASEBALL

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d ACADEMIC HONORS r Carl Chronister ...... 1 a ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Ben Condon ...... 1 1972 Richard Bersin ...... 3rd Team w Clayton Connor...... 1 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 2nd Team Darryl Copeland...... 1 a 1982 Tom Amidon ...... 2nd Team

Frederick Cornnell ...... 1 1994 Sean McNally ...... 3rd Team John Courtright ...... 2 c

i ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Stephen Cowie ...... 4 Matt Williams Charles Cox ...... 1 2007 Tony Bajoczky ...... 2nd Team m Robbie Cox ...... 2 2008 Academic All-District Nate Freiman ...... 2nd Team Three-Time Academic Honor Roll e William Cox ...... 2 2008 Nate Freiman ...... 1st Team Stephen Cupps ...... 1

d Matt Williams ...... 2nd Team

a ALL-ACC ACADEMIC BASEBALL D David Darwin ...... 1 c 2006 Nate Freiman Doug Davis ...... 2 a academic awards Daniel Palmer Gerry Day ...... 2 Javier Socorro Paul DeMarco ...... 1 2007 Tony Bajoczky Tony Bajoczky Stephen Denison ...... 2 Academic All-District Nate Freiman Justin DiLucchio ...... 2 Gabriel Saade Richard Dixon ...... 2 All-ACC Academic Baseball Team Matt Williams George Domhoff ...... 1 Four-Time Academic Honor Roll 2008 Nate Freiman Fred Donegan...... 1 Alex Hassan James Donegan ...... 2 Kyle Kreick Brad DuPree ...... 2 Jake Lemmerman Russell Durfee ...... 1 Matt Williams Andrew Wolcott E Craig Eskay ...... 1 * BOLD denotes current student-athlete Ron Esquieres ...... 3 F ACC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Austin Fearnow...... 1 Sean McNally Jim Fishburn ...... 3 Academic All-America Chris Flaherty ...... 1 A Four-Time Academic Honor Roll Name Times Earned Michael Fletcher ...... 3 Les Aiello ...... 1 Jonathan Foreman ...... 1 David Albright ...... 3 Don Fowler ...... 1 Sam Allen ...... 1 Nate Freiman ...... 3 Jeff Alleva ...... 4 Tim Fremuth ...... 2 Thomas Amidon ...... 4 Thomas Furlow ...... 1 Daniel Arlen ...... 1 G B Jimmy Gallagher...... 2 Tony Bajoczky ...... 4 Ted Gardner ...... 2 Donald Battjer ...... 1 Adam Geis ...... 1 Kyle Beachamp ...... 1 David Gemerchak ...... 3 Doug Bechtold ...... 2 David Going ...... 1 Jeff Becker...... 1 Wes Goodner ...... 2 Karl Benzio ...... 1 Randy Goodroe ...... 4 John Berger ...... 2 Steve Gordon ...... 3 Richard Bersin ...... 4 Jeremy Gould...... 1 Troy Blackburn ...... 1 John Griffi n ...... 3 Randolph Blanchard ...... 1 Jared Griffi s ...... 1 Hunter Bledsoe ...... 1 Scott Grossi ...... 1 Nate Freiman Scott Bles ...... 3 Jeff Blickman ...... 2 H Two-Time Academic All-District Marc Hafer ...... 1 Brian Bochow ...... 1 Three-Time ACC All-Academic Baseball Team Chris Hammond...... 4 Roy Bostock ...... 1 Matt Harrell ...... 3 Three-Time Academic Honor Roll David Bouchard ...... 1 Philip Harrell ...... 3 Larry Broadway ...... 1 Alex Hassan ...... 2 Gary Brown...... 1 David Hawkins ...... 3 Michael Budka ...... 1 Tom Hawkins ...... 2 Greg Burke ...... 1 Robert Hayes...... 1 Craig Buschman ...... 3 Carter Hill ...... 1 Kyle Butler...... 2 David Holloway ...... 1 C Jeremy Horowitz ...... 2 W.S. Campbell...... 1 Clinton Hutto ...... 2 Chris Capuano...... 3 Ryan Caradonna ...... 2 J Drew Jerdan ...... 1 Troy Caradonna...... 1 Brad Johnson ...... 1 Ron Causey ...... 1 David Johnson ...... 1 Christopher Carlton ...... 2 John Johnson ...... 1 Frankie Chiou ...... 2 2244 AAcademicc a d e m i c AwardsAw a r d s Andrew Jones ...... 2 Harry Jones ...... 1 2008 ACC Academic Honor Roll Sidney Jones ...... 2 Sam Allen Kyle Butler Ron Causey Casey Jowers ...... 3 Ben Condon Jonathan Foreman Nate Freiman a academic awards K Alex Hassan Ryan Knott Kyle Kreick c

Jake Lemmerman Tom Luciano Ryan McCurdy a Ronald Kalish ...... 1 Grant Monroe Ryan Perry Cameron Schulz Charles Kantor...... 2 Michael Seander Matt Williams Andrew Wolcott d

Kevin Kelly ...... 3 e Mike King ...... 3 Four-Time ACC Academic Honor Roll Jeff Alleva m Ryan Knott ...... 1 Jeff Alleva Thomas Amidon Tony Bajoczky

Four-Time Academic Honor Roll Mike Kotarski ...... 1 Richard Bersin Stephen Cowie Randy Goodroe i Kyle Kreick...... 3 Chris Hammond Jordan Litrownik David Mason c L Sean McNally David Norman Chalmers Nunn a Lee Lawrence ...... 1 Daniel Palmer Jim Perry Teddy Sullivan Jake Lemmerman ...... 1 Steve Schoettmer Douglas Stoehr w Paul Levinson ...... 1 Tim Roberts ...... 2 a Todd Lieber ...... 1

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Kirk Louderback...... 1 s Tom Luciano ...... 1 S Gabriel Saade...... 1 M Jimmy Saris ...... 1 Gregg Maluchnik ...... 2 Michael Schafer ...... 1 Daniel Mangiapani ...... 3 Vaughn Schill ...... 2 David Norman Mark Manuel ...... 1 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 3 Academic All-District Tigger Marshall ...... 1 Steve Schoettmer ...... 4 David Mason...... 4 Four-Time Academic Honor Roll Zach Schreiber ...... 2 Charles Mathis...... 2 Cameron Schulz ...... 1 Ryan McCurdy ...... 1 Steve Schroeder ...... 2 Alex McGimpsey...... 1 Alan Schwartz...... 3 Sean McNally ...... 4 Brad Schwartz ...... 2 Michael McNamara...... 1 Michael Seander ...... 1 Stuart Meadows...... 1 Joseph Seaton...... 2 Greg Mencio ...... 2 Ryan Sember...... 3 Stephen Cowie Edward Messikomer ...... 1 Kyle Silver...... 1 Four-Time Academic Honor Roll Mike Miello...... 2 David Simon ...... 1 Donald Mikush ...... 1 James Simpson ...... 1 William Miller ...... 1 Brian Smith ...... 1 Grant Monroe ...... 1 Bryan Smith ...... 3 Robert Moore...... 1 Bryan Smith ...... 1 Bill Muldowney...... 1 Christopher Smith ...... 1 Adam Murray ...... 1 James Smith ...... 1 N Javier Socorro ...... 2 Carl Nelson ...... 1 Craig Starman ...... 2 Edward Nolan ...... 2 Jeff Staubach...... 1 David Norman...... 4 Bob Steinbruegge ...... 1 Brad Novak ...... 2 Charles Stephens ...... 1 Chalmers Nunn...... 4 Douglas Stoehr ...... 4 Mike Suglia ...... 1 O Michael Sullivan...... 1 Sean O’Brien ...... 1 Teddy Sullivan ...... 4 Mike Olexa...... 2 Greg Oriscello ...... 2 T Danny Otero ...... 1 Willie Taylor ...... 1 Gideon Thompson ...... 3 P Kevin Thompson ...... 1 Daniel Palmer ...... 4 Raymond Toher ...... 2 Brian Patrick ...... 2 James Turner ...... 2 Andrew Penrod ...... 1 Jim Perry ...... 4 W Daniel Palmer Kevin Perry ...... 2 Blake Walker ...... 1 Ryan Perry...... 2 Richard Warren ...... 1 All-ACC Academic Baseball Team Garrett Pfeifer ...... 3 Robert Weitzman ...... 1 Four-Time Academic Honor Roll Dan Phelan ...... 1 Jim Wendling ...... 1 Ed Piecaynski ...... 1 Charles Wickcliffe ...... 1 Marc Plescia ...... 2 Phil Wilhelm ...... 1 John Poff ...... 1 David Williams ...... 2 Dan Price ...... 2 Matt Williams ...... 3 Mark Witte ...... 1 Q Andrew Wolcott ...... 2 Bruce Quintana...... 3 Albert Quinton...... 1 Z Jack Zarinsky ...... 2 R Jeff Zegler...... 1 Walt Rak ...... 3 William Zempolich ...... 1 Steven Ratcliffe ...... 1 Brent Reid...... 2 Richard Remigailo ...... 1 * BOLD denotes current student-athlete 2255 NNationala t i o n a l AwardsAw a r d s DUKEDUKE BASEBALLBASEBALL s

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a ALL-AMERICA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1994 All-America Coaches Collegiate Baseball w ACC Player Of The Year 1992 Quinton McCracken, 2B ...3rd Team 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... OF/P a ACC 50th Anniversary Team

1957 Dave Sime, OF ...... 2nd Team

l Three-Time Alll-ACC 1954 Al Spangler, OF ...... 3rd Team

a NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1953 Al Spangler, OF ...... 3rd Team n 1952 Joe Lewis, P ...... 2nd Team Collegiate Baseball

o Bill Werber, 1B ...... 1st Team 4/20/03 Tim Layden ...... LHP i 3/3/03 Kevin Thompson ...... RHP

t Dick Groat, SS...... 1st Team

a 1951 Bill Werber, 1B ...... 3rd Team College Baseball Insider

n Dick Groat, SS...... 1st Team

national awards 4/20/03 Tim Layden ...... LHP Collegiate Baseball 1994 Ryan Jackson, OF/P ....1st Team Mizuno 3/29/92 Mike Kotarski ...... LHP Baseball America 1994 Ryan Jackson, OF/P ...2nd Team NCBWA 4/23/08 Christopher Manno...... LHP NCBWA 4/20/03 Tim Layden ...... LHP 1999 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 3rd Team Quinton McCracken 1998 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 2nd Team Ping! Baseball Spotlight Performer 1992 All-America 1997 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 2nd Team 4/23/08 Christopher Manno...... LHP ACC 50th Anniversary Team FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA Two-Time All-ACC CBF Weekly National All-Star Lineup Baseball America 4/23/08 Christopher Manno...... LHP 2002 Tim Layden, UT ...... 2nd Team 4/23/08 Nate Freiman ...... 1B/C 1997 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 1st Team 3/19/08 Alex Hassan ...... OF/RHP 1996 Jeff Becker, 3B ...... 2nd Team

Collegiate Baseball RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE 1998 J.D. Alleva, 2B ...... Hon. Mention 2008 Alex Hassan ...... OF/RHP Brent Reid, P ...... 1st Team Bill Werber 1997 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 1st Team Two-Time All-America 1993 Scott Schoeneweis, P ..1st Team NATIONAL TEAMS Two-Time All-SoCon USA Baseball Team Two-Time All-Big Four Louisville Slugger 1996 Scott Schoeneweis ...... LHP 2007 Michael Seander, P.... 1st Team Pan-America Team Mizuno 1983 Todd Lamb ...... P 1996 Jeff Becker, 3B ...... 1st Team US Baseball Federation All-Star All-Ping! Freshman Team 1981 Todd Lamb ...... P 2007 Michael Seander, P... 2nd Team NATIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT

Rivals.com College World Series All-Tournament 2007 Michael Seander, P.... 1st Team 1961 Ronnie Davis ...... OF

ALL-REGION NCAA All-District ABCA All-Atlantic Region 1961 Lynn Fader ...... MVP-INF Dick Groat 1999 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 1st Team Ronnie Davis ...... MVP-OF Two-Time All-America 1998 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 1st Team Butch Williams ...... MVP-P Two-Time SoCon Outstanding Athlete 1997 Vaughn Schill, UT...... 1st Team Two-Time All-SoCon 1994 Ryan Jackson, OF/P ....1st Team Two-Time All-Big Four Sean McNally, 3B ...... 2nd Team OUTSTANDING COLLEGE Scott Pinoni, 1B ...... 2nd Team ATHLETES OF AMERICA 1992 Quinton McCracken, 2B ... 1st Team 1975 Robbie Cox NCAA Atlantic Region All-Star 1973 Steve Warner 1981 Todd Lamb, P ...... 1st Team 1971 Dan Phelan 262266 CConferenceo n f e r e n c e AwardsAw a r d s

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CONFERENCE AWARDS n

ACC Player of the Year 1996 David Darwin, P ...... 1st All-Southern Conference f Mike King, OF ...... 1st e 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... OF/P 1952 Dick Groat

1995 Luis Duarte, OF ...... 2nd r Dick Johnson 1994 Ryan Jackson, OF/P ...... 1st Joe Lewis e ACC Freshman of the Year Scott Pinoni, 1B ...... 1st Red Smith n Sean McNally, 3B ...... 2nd 1996 Jeff Becker ...... 3B Bill Werber 1993 Ryan Jackson, OF/P ...... 1st 1951 Dick Groat Jeff Becker c Scott Pinoni, 1B ...... 1st Bill Werber e ACC Coach of the Year 1992 Quinton McCracken, 2B .. 1st Two-Time All-ACC

Ryan Jackson, OF/P ..... 2nd ACC Freshman Of The Year 1992 Steve Traylor a 1981 Tom D’Armi 1991 David Norman, DH ...... 1st All-Big Four Freshman All-America w Quinton McCracken, 2B .. 2nd 1952 Benny Cavaliere

1984 Ron Bianco, 2B ...... 2nd Dick Groat a ACC 50th Anniversary Mark Militello, 1B ...... 2nd Dick Johnson r 1983 Tom Decker, C ...... 2nd Joe Lewis

Team d Red Smith Ryan Jackson ...... OF/P Ken Fay, P ...... 2nd Bill Werber s Quinton McCracken ...... 2B 1982 Tom Decker, C ...... 1st John Tarr Scott Schoeneweis ...... P Ken Fay, P ...... 2nd 1981 Bobby Brower, OF ...... 1st 1951 Dick Groat Tony Bajoczky Joe Lewis Todd Lamb, P ...... 1st 2007 All-ACC ACC Player of the Week 1980 Don Pruett, SS ...... 2nd Bill Werber Russell Bergeron 3/17/08 Alex Hassan ...... OF/RHP 1979 Larry Doby, 2B ...... 2nd Dick Johnson 2/14/05 Adam Murray ...... 2B Don Pruett, SS ...... 2nd Tom Powers 4/12/04 Brian Hernandez ...... C 1978 Larry Doby, 2B ...... 1st 4/30/01 David Mason ...... OF 1977 Bill King, OF ...... 2nd 5/1/99 Vaughn Schill ...... SS 1975 Robbie Cox, OF ...... 2nd Big Four Batting Champion 3/3/99 Vaughn Schill ...... SS 1974 John Poff, OF ...... 2nd 1952 Benny Cavaliere Alex Hassan 5/9/94 Ryan Jackson ...... OF 1973 John Poff, OF ...... 1st 4/26/93 Ryan Jackson ...... OF 1972 Bo Bochow, SS ...... 1st 2008 All-ACC 5/29/93 Casey Jowers ...... UT Dan Phelan, 1B ...... 2nd Big Four Pitching Champion 2008 Rawlings Gold Glove 5/8/93 Scott Pinoni ...... 1B 1970 Steve Denison, P/1B .....2nd 1952 Bob Davis 4/15/91 Quinton McCracken ...... 2B John Posen, 3B ...... 2nd 4/8/91 Cass Hopkins ...... OF 1969 Randy Blanchard, 1B ....2nd 1968 Randy Blanchard, 1B ....2nd Big Four Coach of the Year ACC Pitcher of the Week Tim Teer, OF ...... 2nd 1952 Jack Coombs Dick Warren, 2B ...... 2nd 1951 Jack Coombs 4/22/08 Christopher Manno .... LHP 1967 Randy Blanchard, 1B ....2nd 3/26/07 Tony Bajoczky ...... RHP 1966 Larry Davis, OF ...... 2nd 3/5/07 Michael Ness ...... RHP Big Four MVP 1965 Biff Bracy, OF ...... 1st 4/19/04 Tim Layden ...... RHP 1951 Bill Werber 1964 Biff Bracy, OF ...... 1st 3/22/04 Zach Schreiber ...... RHP Sonny Odom, OF ...... 2nd 4/15/02 Jeff Alleva ...... RHP 1963 Biff Bracy, OF ...... 1st 2/26/01 Kevin Thompson ...... RHP SoCon Tournament MVP 4/18/99 Stephen Cowie ...... RHP Stan Crisson, P ...... 1st 1952 Red Smith 4/13/99 Stephen Cowie ...... RHP Dave Uible, 1B ...... 1st 1951 Bob Davis 2/15/99 Chris Capuano ...... LHP Sonny Odom, OF ...... 2nd 2/10/97 Chris Capuano ...... LHP 1962 Lynn Fader, 3B ...... 1st 3/18/96 Scott Schoeneweis ...... LHP Bob Rankin, OF ...... 2nd All-Tournament Honors 5/15/94 Ryan Jackson ...... LHP Dave Uible, 1B ...... 2nd ACC/Disney Blast All-Tournament 5/30/92 Mike Kotarski ...... LHP 1961 Lynn Fader, SS ...... 1st 1998 J.D. Alleva Don Altman, P ...... 2nd 1998 Vaughn Schill Vaughn Schill Ron Davis, OF ...... 2nd Three-Time All-America ACC All-Tournament Rex McKinley, OF ...... 2nd Olive Garden Classic All-Tournament Three-Time First Team All-ACC 1997 Jeff Becker ...... 3B Garry Miller, 3B ...... 2nd 1999 Wes Goodner 1993 Mike Olexa ...... SS 1960 Butch Allie, UT ...... 1st Billy McMillon ...... OF Don Altman, P ...... 1st SoCon Outstanding 1992 Ron Esquieres ...... OF Lynn Fader, SS ...... 2nd 1959 Butch Allie, UT ...... 2nd Athlete Of The Year Pete Maynard, OF ...... 2nd 1951 Dick Groat All-ACC 1958 Lon Bonczek, UT ...... 1st 1952 Dick Groat 2008 Alex Hassan, UT ...... 2nd Steve Crihfi eld, C ...... 2nd 2007 Tony Bajoczky, P ...... 2nd Pete Maynard, OF ...... 2nd 2004 Tim Layden, UT ...... 1st 1957 Lon Bonczek, SS ...... 1st Javier Socorro, OF ...... 2nd Andy Cockrell, 3B ...... 1st 1999 Vaughn Schill, UT ...... 1st Pete Maynard, OF ...... 1st Stephen Cowie, P ...... 2nd Dave Sime, OF ...... 1st 1998 Jeff Becker, 3B ...... 1st Dick Smallwood, P ...... 1st Vaughn Schill, UT ...... 1st Dick Burton, P ...... 2nd Ed Conrey, DH ...... 1st 1956 Andy Cockrell, 3B ...... 1st Stephen Cowie, P ...... 1st W.D. Fesperman, 2B ...... 1st Michael Fletcher, OF .....2nd 1955 Andy Cockrell, 3B ...... 1st 1997 Jeff Becker, 3B ...... 1st Harleigh Fatzinger, P ..... 1st Vaughn Schill, UT ...... 1st 1954 Al Spangler, OF ...... 1st 227727 IInn TheT h e MLBM L B DDraftr a f t DUKEDUKE BASEBALLBASEBALL t f IN THE MLB DRAFT a 1984 r Ron Bianco 2B White Sox 14th (366th)

d BLUE DEVIL DRAFT PICKS Dave Amaro 1B Cubs 24th (599th)

Total Draft Picks ...... 445 Tommy Decker C Indians 41st (812th)

e Larry Broadway First Round Selections ...... 1 2002 — 3rd Round (77th Overall) 1988 h Selections In First 5 Rounds ...... 6 John Furch 1B White Sox 23rd (587th) t Montreal Expos Selections In First 10 Rounds ...... 13

Selections In First 20 Rounds ...... 25 1989

n Mike Trombley P Twins 14th (371st) Highest Draft Pick ...... 16th Overall (Steve Kesses, 1976) i in the draft Pitchers Selected ...... 18 1990 Infi elders Selected ...... 18 Tim Rumer P Yankees 8th (213th) Tim Roberts P Mariners 75th (1445th) Outfi elders Selected ...... 8 Most Selections In A Year ...... 4 (1996) 1991 Most Selections By A Team ...... 5 () John Courtright P Reds 8th (224th) Jimmy Gallagher Most Selections Under A Coach ...... 24 (Steve Traylor, 1988-99) 1992 2007 — 7th Round (239th Overall) Mike Kotarski P Rockies 20th (571st) Chicago White Sox Quinton McCracken 2B Rockies 25th (771st) Note: The fi rst draft was held in 1965. 1993 Matt Harrell C Expos 24th (678th) 1971 Pos. Team Round (Overall) Tony Runion P Indians 58th (1531st) Alan Schwartz P Reds 3rd (52nd) Robert Baldwin OF Cubs 79th (1682nd)*

1972 1994 Brian Bochow SS Pirates 32nd (699th) Ryan Jackson P/OF Marlins 7th (180th) Sean McNally 3B Royals 16th (443rd) 1976 Scott Pinoni 1B Royals 20th (555th) Mike Trombley Steve Kesses OF Mets 1st (16th) 1989 — 14th Round (371st Overall) 1995 1979 Ray Farmer OF Mariners 61st (1533rd) Larry Doby OF White Sox 34th (811th) 1996 1980 Scott Schoeneweis P Angels 3rd (85th) Kevin Rigby 2B Braves 14th (341st) David Darwin P Tigers 26th (761st) Richard Dishman P Giants 46th (1345th)* 1981 Mike King OF Devil Rays 62nd (1613rd) Tom Brassil SS Tigers 15th (380th)* 1997 1982 Richard Dishman P Braves 23rd (712th) Tom Brassil SS Padres 6th (135th) 1998 1983 Jeff Becker INF Brewers 20th (596th) Todd Lamb P Braves 10th (256th) Gregg Maluchnik C Braves 20th (611th) Vaughn Schill 1999 — 4th Round (125th) 1999 Vaughn Schill SS Mariners 4th (125th) Chris Capuano P Diamondbacks 8th (238th) Stephen Cowie P Mariners 9th (287th)

2001 J.D. Alleva INF Royals 24th (715th)

2002 Larry Broadway 1B Expos 3rd (77th) Kevin Kelly INF Giants 5th (157th)

2003 Brian Patrick OF Blue Jays 25th (740th)

Ryan Jackson 2004 1994 — 7th Round (180th Overall) Tim Layden P/INF Cubs 6th (186th) Zach Schreiber P Braves 16th (491st) Sean McNally Florida Marlins 1994 — 16th Round (443rd Overall) 2007 Kansas City Royals Jimmy Gallagher OF White Sox 7th (239th) Brett Bartles INF Reds 30th (919th) Tony Bajoczky P Red Sox 34th (1041st)

2008 Nate Freiman 1B Rangers 28th (843rd)*

* notes player returned to Duke for next season 282288 IInn MajorM a j o r LeagueL e a g u e BaseballB a s e b a l l

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IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES t

Wayne Ambler - SS Ryan Jackson - OF/P Drafted: 7th Rd (1994) Frank Seward - P h Philadelphia A’s 1937-39 Florida Marlins 1998 1943-44 Seattle Mariners 1999 e

Samuel “Bill” Bell - P Detroit Tigers 2001-02 Eddie Shokes - 1B

Pittsburgh Pirates 1952, 1955 Cincinnati Reds 1941, 1946 m Richard Johnson - OF

Bobby Brower - OF Chicago Cubs 1958 David Smith - P a Texas Rangers 1986-88 Philadelphia A’s 1938-39 j

New York Yankees 1989 Austin Knickerbocker - OF o Philadelphia A’s 1947 Al Spangler - OF 22006006 AAll-Starll-Star Milwaukee Braves 1959-61 r

Wade Lefl er - OF Houston Colt .45s 1962-65 s Boston Braves 1924 California Angels 1965-66 Washington Senators 1924 Chicago Cubs 1967-71

Wes Livengood - P Roy Talcott - P Cincinnati Reds 1939 Boston Braves 1943

Bill McCahon - P Eric Tipton - OF Philadelphia A’s 1946-49 Philadelphia A’s 1939-41 Cincinnati Reds 1942-45 Chris Capuano - P Drafted: 8th Rd (1999) 112-Year2-Year PProro Arizona Diamondbacks 2003 111-Year1-Year PProro Milwaukee Brewers 2004-08

Gordy Coleman - 1B Cleveland Indians 1959 Cincinnati Reds 1960-67

Bobby Coombs - P Philadelphia A’s 1933 New York Giants 1943

Claude Corbitt - INF Brooklyn Dodgers 1945 Quinton McCracken - OF Drafted: 25th Rd (1992) Cincinnati Reds 1946, 1948-49 1995-97 Drafted: 14th Rd (1989) Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1998-2000 Mike Trombley - P Minnesota Twins 1992-99 John Courtright - P Drafted: 8th Rd (1991) Minnesota Twins 2001 Baltimore Orioles 2000-01 Cincinnati Reds 1995 Arizona Diamondbacks 2002-05 Los Angeles Dodgers 2001 Cincinnati Reds 2006 Minnesota Twins 2002 Brandon Davis - OF Pittsburgh Pirates 1952-53 Tim McKeithan - P Philadelphia A’s 1932-34 Harold “Hal” Wagner - C Philadelphia A’s 1937-44 Lawrence “Crash” Davis - INF Boston Red Sox 1944, 1946-47 Philadelphia A’s 1940-42 Pete Naktenis - P Philadelphia A’s 1936 Detroit Tigers 1947-48 Cincinnati Reds 1939 Philadelphia Phillies 1948-49 Ron Davis - OF Houston Colt .45s 1962 Ron Northey - OF Ken “Hal” Weafer - P 1966-68 Philadelphia Phillies 1942-44, 1946-47 Boston Braves 1936 St. Louis Cardinals 1968 St. Louis Cardinals 1947-49 Pittsburgh Pirates 1969 Cincinnati Reds 1950 Chicago Cubs 1950, 1952 111-Year1-Year PProro Alfred “Chubby” Dean - 1B/P Chicago White Sox 1955-57 WWorldorld SSerieseries CChampionhampion ((1940)1940) Philadelphia A’s 1936-41 Philadelphia Phillies 1957 Cleveland Indians 1941-43 Clarence “Ace” Parker - INF Mort Flohr - P Philadelphia A’s 1937-38 Philadelphia A’s 1934 John Poff - OF Leon Griffeth - P Philadelphia A’s 1979 Philadelphia A’s 1946 Milwaukee Brewers 1980

11960960 MMVPVP WWorldorld SSerieseries CChampionhampion ((2002)2002) ..286286 CareerCareer HHitteritter

Scott Schoeneweis - P Drafted: 3rd Rd (1996) Anaheim Angels 1999-2003 Bill Werber - 3B Dick Groat - SS Chicago White Sox 2003-04 New York Yankees 1930, 1933 Pittsburgh Pirates 1952-62 Toronto Blue Jays 2005-06 Boston Red Sox 1933-36 St. Louis Cardinals 1963-65 Cincinnati Reds 2006 Philadelphia A’s 1937-38 Philadelphia Phillies 1966-67 2007-08 Cincinnati Reds 1939-41 1967 Arizona Diamondbacks 2009 New York Giants 1942 2299 OOffensivef f e n s i v e RRecordse c o r d s Note: Offensive statistics prior to 1948 are 7. 254 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 4. .381 ...Nate Freiman ...... 2008 incomplete. Batting averages were kept 254 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 5. .379 ...Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 during most of those seasons, but other 9. 251 ....Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 6. .378 ...Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 JJeffeff BBeckerecker categories vary. 10. 246 ....Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 7. .373 ...Quinton McCracken ...... 1992 11996996 - 22000000 11. 245 ....Javier Socorro ...... 2003-06 8. .370 ...David Mason ...... 2001 12. 242 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 .370 ...Dick Groat ...... 1952 k Games Played — Career 13. 223 ....J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 10. .369 ...Nate Freiman ...... 2007 o 1. 240 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 14. 218 ....Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 .369 ...Javier Socorro ...... 2004

o 2. 222 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 15. 203 ....Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 .369 ...Bobby Brower ...... 1981 3. 219 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 13. .368 ...Jeff Becker ...... 2000 b

219 ....Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 Hits — Season .368 ...Tom Brassil ...... 1981 5. 218 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 1. 93 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 15. .367 ...Three Players d 6. 215 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 2. 89 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1994 r 7. 214 ....Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 3. 88 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 Runs Scored — Career

o 1. 232 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 214 ....Javier Socorro ...... 2003-06 4. 86 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1998

c 2. 203 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 214 ....Cass Hopkins ...... 1990-93 5. 85 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1999 3. 200 ....Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 e 6. 84 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 10. 212 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 4. 187 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94

r record book 7. 83 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 2002 187 ....Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 Games Played — Season 83 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1997 6. 179 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 1. 59 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1993 9. 82 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 2000 7. 173 ....Jeff Piscorik ...... 1992-95 59 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 10. 81 ...... Mike King ...... 1996 59 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1993 8. 172 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 11. 80 ...... Nate Freiman ...... 2007 172 ....Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 59 ...... Mike Olexa ...... 1993 80 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1996 59 ...... Cass Hopkins ...... 1993 10. 158 ....Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 80 ...... Luis Duarte ...... 1995 11. 151 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 Games Started — Career 80 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 12. 150 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 1. 240 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 15. 79 ...... Four Players 13. 146 ....Luis Duarte ...... 1992-95 GGames,ames, CareerCareer — 11stst (240)(240) 2. 221 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 Batting Avg. — Career 14. 142 ....Mark Militello ...... 1981-84 HHits,its, CareerCareer — 11stst ((334)334) 3. 218 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 (Minimum 300 At Bats) BBat.at. AAvg.,vg., CareerCareer — 3rd3rd (.353)(.353) 4. 217 ....Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 Runs Scored — Season 1. .380 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 1. 74 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 5. 215 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 RRuns,uns, CareerCareer — 1st1st (232)(232) 2. .357 ...Nate Freiman .... 2006-Present 2. 69 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 6. 214 ....Javier Socorro ...... 2003-06 3 .353 ...Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 3. 68 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 DDoubles,oubles, CareerCareer — 1st1st (74)(74) 7. 212 ....Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 4. .350 ...Mark Militello ...... 1981-84 4. 67 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1999 8. 209 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 HHomeome RRuns,uns, CareerCareer — 3rd3rd (35)(35) 5. .349 ...Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 5. 62 ...... Alex Hassan ...... 2008 9. 208 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 RRBI,BI, CCareerareer — 11stst ((198)198) 6. .343 ...Tom Decker ...... 1981-84 62 ...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1992 10. 205 ....Cass Hopkins ...... 1990-93 7. .337 ...Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 7. 61 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1998 5. 55 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 Games Started — Season 8. .334 ...Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 8. 59 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 2002 6. 50 ...... J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 1. 59 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 9. .333 ...Jeremy Gould ... 2007-Present 59 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1998 7. 49 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 59 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1993 10. .332 ...Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 59 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 49 ...... Mike King ...... 1993-96 59 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1993 11. .326 ...J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 59 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 9. 48 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 2. 58 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1998 12. .325 ...Bill Werber ...... 1951-53 12. 58 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1996 10. 47 ...... David Norman ...... 1988-91 58 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1997 .325 ...Mike King ...... 1993-96 58 ...... Jimmy Gallagher ...... 2007 11. 46 ...... Luis Duarte ...... 1992-95 At Bats — Career 14. .324 ...Larry Broadway ...... 2000-02 14. 56 ...... Luis Duarte ...... 1994 46 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 15. .322 ...Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 15. 55 ...... Four Players 1. 947 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 13. 45 ...... Jeff Piscorik ...... 1992-95 2. 859 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 Batting Avg. — Season Doubles — Career 14. 44 ...... Larry Broadway ...... 2000-02 15. 43 ...... Bryan Smith ...... 2001-05 3. 846 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 (Minimum 130 At Bats) 1. 74 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 4. 825 ....Javier Socorro ...... 2003-06 1. .408 ...Sean McNally ...... 1994 2. 60 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 Doubles — Season 5. 821 ....Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 2. .388 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 60 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 1. 24 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1999 6. 806 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 3. .386 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1999 4. 56 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 2. 22 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 2000 7. 804 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 3. 21 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1997 8. 780 ....Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 4. 20 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1998 9. 765 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 20 ...... Jimmy Gallagher ...... 2007 10. 759 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 20 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 At-Bats — Season NNateate FFreimanreiman 20 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1993 1. 240 ....Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 22006006 - PPresentresent 8. 19 ...... J.D. Alleva ...... 1998 2. 237 ...Kevin Kelly ...... 2002 19 ...... Nate Freiman ...... 2007 3. 236 ....Brett Bartles ...... 2006 19 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1996 236 ....Mike King ...... 1996 19 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1994 5. 235 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1998 12. 18 ...... Six Players 235 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1997 Triples — Career 7. 233 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1997 1. 22 ...... Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 233 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 2. 20 ...... Bobby Brower ...... 1979-82 9. 232 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 3. 17 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 10. 231 ....Ed Conrey ...... 1998 BBattingatting AAverage,verage, CareerCareer — 22ndnd (.357)(.357) 4. 15 ...... Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 Hits — Career BBattingatting AAvg.,vg., SesaonSesaon — 4th4th (.381),(.381), 9th9th (.369)(.369) 5. 13 ...... Mark Militello ...... 1981-84 1. 334 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 HHomeome RRuns,uns, CareerCareer — T-11thT-11th (23)(23) 6. 11 ...... Jeff Piscorik ...... 1992-95 2. 277 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 11 ...... Don Pruett ...... 1979-82 3. 263 ....Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 HHomeome RRuns,uns, SeasonSeason — T-10thT-10th (11)(11) 11 ...... Dan Phelean ...... 1969-72 4. 262 ....Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 HHits,its, SeasonSeason — T-11thT-11th (80)(80) 9. 10 ...... Larry Doby ...... 1976-79 10 ...... Bill Werber ...... 1951-53 262 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 DDoubles,oubles, SeasonSeason — T-8thT-8th (19)(19) 6. 255 .....Kevin Kelly ...1999-2002 11. 9 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 3300 OOffensivef f e n s i v e RRecordse c o r d s 9 ...... Andy Cockrell ...... 1955-57 12. 36 ...... Mr. Wooten ...... 1902-04 12. 8 ...... Ten Players 13. 35 ...... Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 Triples — Season 14. 34 ...... Mike Olexa ...... 1991-93 RRyanyan JacksonJackson 34 ...... Mr. Howard ...... 1901-04 1. 11 ...... Bobby Brower ...... 1981 11991-94991-94

2. 8 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1994 Stolen Bases — Season r record book 8 ...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1992 1. 33...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1992 e 8 ...... Dan Phelan ...... 1972 2. 30...... Bobby Brower ...... 1981 c 5. 7 ...... Frankie Chiou ...... 1997 3. 27...... Mark Militello ...... 1984 6. 6 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1999 4. 26...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1990 o 6 ...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1989 5. 25...... Erik Albright ...... 1985 r

6 ...... Andy Cockrell ...... 1956 25...... T.B. Suiter ...... 1907 d 7. 24...... Seth Edwards ...... 1986 6 ...... Bill Werber ...... 1953 HHomeome RRuns,uns, CareerCareer — 1st1st (42)(42) 10. 5 ...... Eight Players 24...... Mark Militello ...... 1982 b HHomeome RRuns,uns, SeasonSeason — 1st1st (22)(22) 24...... Mark Militello ...... 1981 o Home Runs — Career 10. 23...... Quinton McCracken ...... 1991

RRBI,BI, CCareerareer — 33rdrd ((183)183) o 1. 42 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 11. 22...... Mark Militello ...... 1983 2. 37 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 RRBI,BI, SSeasoneason — 55thth (63)(63) 22...... Bobby Brower ...... 1982 k 3. 35 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 SSLGLG Pct.,Pct., SeasonSeason — 2nd2nd (.738)(.738) 13. 21...... Randy Goodroe ...... 1995 4. 33 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 21...... Erik Albright ...... 1986 5. 29 ...... Mike King ...... 1993-96 21...... Bo Bochow ...... 1971 6. 28 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1997-99 On Base Pct. — Season 28 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 1. .493 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 8. 27 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 2. .483 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1999 5. 63 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 1. 59 ...... Brett Bartles ...... 2006 9. 26 ...... David Norman ...... 1988-91 3. .468 ...Sean McNally ...... 1994 6. 62 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1997 2. 57 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 2002 26 ...... John Furch ...... 1986-88 .468 ...Quinton McCracken ...... 1992 11. 23 ...... Nate Freiman .... 2006-Present 7. 60 ...... Mike King ...... 1996 3. 55 ...... Gabriel Saade ...... 2008 5. .467 ...Quinton McCracken ...... 1989 23 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 8. 59 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1998 4. 53 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 2000 6. .464 ...Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 13. 21 ...... J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 9. 54 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1997 5. 52 ...... Senterrio Landrum ...... 2003 .464 ...Rick Torgalski ...... 1989 14. 18 ...... Mike Olexa ...... 1991-93 10. 53 ...... Larry Broadway ...... 2002 6. 51 ...... Jonathan Nicolla ...... 2006 8. .463 ...Scott Pinoni ...... 1993 15. 17 ...... Larry Broadway ...... 2000-02 53 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1998 7. 50 ...... Drew Jerdan ...... 2001 9. .462 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 17 ...... Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 12. 52 .....Brian Patrick ...... 2002 8. 49 ...... Bryan Smith ...... 2004 10. .460 ...Jeff Becker ...... 2000 52 ...... J.D. Alleva ...... 1998 9. 48 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 1999 11. .459 ...Jeff Becker ...... 1998 Home Runs — Season 14. 51 ...... Kevin Kelly ...... 2002 48 ...... Scott Grossi ...... 1999 1. 22 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 12. .456 ...Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1997 15. 50 ...... Two Players 2. 19 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 — Season 13. .454 ...Ryan McCurdy ...... 2008 3. 16 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1998 Walks — Career 1. 27 ...... Ryan McCurdy ...... 2008 .454 ...Michael Fletcher ...... 1998 4. 15 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1994 1. 126 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 2. 13 ...... Matt Williams ...... 2007 14. .452 ...Larry Broadway ...... 2002 5. 14 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 2. 125 ....Jeff Piscorik ...... 1992-95 3. 12 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1998 14 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1998 3. 120 ....Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 4. 11 ...... Five Players Slg. Percentage — Season 1. .775 ...Sean McNally ...... 1994 7. 13 ...... John Furch ...... 1988 4. 111.....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 Stolen Bases — Career 5. 109 ....Ed Conrey ...... 1996-99 2. .738 ...Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 8. 12 ...... Jeff Becker ...... 1997 1. 98 ...... Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 109 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 3. .711 ...Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 12 ...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 2. 97 ...... Mark Militello ...... 1981-84 7. 108 ....Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 4. .672 ...Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 10. 11 ...... Nate Freiman ...... 2008 3. 75 ...... Bobby Brower ...... 1979-82 108 ....Quinton McCracken ....1989-92 5. .671 ...Nate Freiman ...... 2008 11 ...... Michael Fletcher ...... 1998 4. 63 ...... Cass Hopkins ...... 1990-93 108 ....Rick Torgalski ...... 1988-91 6. .653 ...John Furch ...... 1988 11 ...... Mike King ...... 1995 5. 57 .....Erik Albright ...... 1985-87 10. 100 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 7. .625 ...David Norman ...... 1990 11 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1992 6. 53 ...... Tim Teer ...... 1968-70 11 ...... David Norman ...... 1990 8. .620 ...Mike King ...... 1995 Walks —Season 7. 52 ...... Bo Bochow ...... 1969-72 9. .605 ...Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1998 15. 10 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1996 1. 55 ...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 8. 47 ...... Seth Edwards ...... 1984-87 10 ...... Ron Bianco ...... 1984 10. .601 ...Jeff Becker ...... 2000 2. 54 ...... Jeff Piscorik ...... 1995 47 ...... Don Pruett ...... 1979-82 11. .597 ...Ed Conrey ...... 1998 Runs Batted In — Career 3. 50 ...... Larry Broadway ...... 2002 10. 41 ...... Jonathan Anderson .....2004-07 12. .588 ...Michael Fletcher ...... 1998 1. 198 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 4. 45 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1993 41 ...... Brad Novak ...... 1984-87 .588 ...Michael Fletcher ...... 1997 198 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 45 ...... Rick Torgalski ...... 1988 3. 183 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 6. 44 ...... L.K. Thompson ...... 1982 4. 181 ....Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 7. 43 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1997 SScottcott 5. 173 ....Mike King ...... 1993-96 43 ...... Tim Layden ...... 2004 6. 163 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 9. 41 ...... Buddy Copeland ...... 1981 7. 162 ....Ed Conrey ...... 1997-99 10. 40 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1998 PinoniPinoni 8. 156 ....Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 40 ...... Frankie Chiou ...... 1995 11992-94992-94 9. 142 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 Strikeouts — Career 10. 136 ....Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 1. 194 ....Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 11. 132 ....Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 2. 143 ....Brett Bartles ...... 2005-07 BBattingatting AAvg.,vg., CareerCareer — 8th8th (.337)(.337) 132 ....David Norman ...... 1988-91 3. 140 ....Bryan Smith ...... 2001-05 13. 128 ....Wes Goodner ...... 1998-2001 BBattingatting AAvg.,vg., SeasonSeason — 5th5th (.379)(.379) 4. 139 ....Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 14. 126 ....Brett Bartles ...... 2005-07 5. 132 ....Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 HHomeome RRuns,uns, CareerCareer — 2nd2nd (37)(37) 15. 122 ....J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 6. 123 ....Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 HHomeome RRuns,uns, SeasonSeason — 2nd2nd (19)(19) 122 ....Jeff Piscorik ...... 1992-95 7. 122 ....Javier Socorro ...... 2003-06 RRBI,BI, CCareerareer — 88thth ((156)156) Runs Batted In — Season 8. 121 ....Sean McNally ...... 1991-94 1. 76 ...... Ed Conrey ...... 1998 9. 120 ....Jonathan Nicolla ...... 2005-08 RRBI,BI, SSeasoneason — 44thth (65)(65) 2. 71 ...... Sean McNally ...... 1994 10. 119 ....Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 WWalks,alks, CCareerareer — 77thth ((108)108) 3. 68 ...... Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1996 Strikeouts — Season WWalks,alks, SSeasoneason — 4th4th (45)(45) 4. 65 ...... Scott Pinoni ...... 1994 3311 PPitchingi t c h i n g RecordsR e c o r d s Note: Pitching statistics prior to 1948 are Games Started — Season incomplete. Innings pitched, strikeouts, 1. 19.....Greg Burke ...... 2005 wins and losses are available, but other 2. 18.....Stephen Cowie ...... 1999 SScottcott statistics vary. 18.....Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 Appearances — Career 4. 17.....David Darwin ...... 1995 1. 95.....David Darwin ...... 1993-96 17.....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 k SchoeneweisSchoeneweis 2. 90.....Brad DuPree ...... 1997-2000 6. 16.....Ryan Caradonna ...... 2001 o 11993-96993-96 3. 84.....Zach Schreiber ...... 2001-04 7. 15.....Eight Players o 4. 82.....Justin DiLucchio ...... 2001-04 Innings Pitched — Career b 5. 80.....Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 1. 327.0 ....Joe Lewis ...... 1951-53

6. 75.....Craig Starman ...... 1992-96 2. 314.2 ....David Darwin ...... 1993-96 d 7. 74.....Tony Bajoczky ...... 2004-07 3. 312.1 ....Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 WWins,ins, CareerCareer — 11stst ((30)30) r 74.....Phil Harrell ...... 1990-93 4. 310.0 ....Greg Burke ...... 2001-05

o WWins,ins, SeasonSeason — T-2ndT-2nd (12)(12) 9. 72.....Greg Burke ...... 2001-05 5. 306.2 ....Craig Starman ...... 1992-96

c 72.....Kevin Perry ...... 2000-03 6. 305.2 ....Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 SStrikeouts,trikeouts, CCareerareer — 22ndnd ((315)315)

e 72.....Kevin Thompson ...... 2000-04 7. 302.2 ....Scott Schoeneweis .1993-96 SStrikeouts,trikeouts, SSeasoneason — 66th,th, 7th7th (110,(110, 109)109) 72.....Clayton Connor ...... 1995-98 r record book 8. 270.2 ....Scott Bromby ...... 1984-87 72.....Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 9. 266.1 ....Don Fowler ...... 1985-88 SStrikeoutstrikeouts PPerer GGame,ame, SeasonSeason — 3rd3rd (10.66)(10.66) Appearances — Season 10. 265.0 ....Brad DuPree ...... 1997-2000 Wins — Career 6. 1.93..Vin LaPietra ...... 1989 1. 35.....David Darwin ...... 1996 11. 264.1 ....Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 1. 30.....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993-96 7. 1.95..Dick Smallwood ...... 1956 2. 31.....Blake Walker ...... 2003 12. 242.2 ....Ken Fay ...... 1981-83 30.....Joe Lewis ...... 1951-53 8. 2.00..Dick Burton ...... 1957 31.....Teddy Sullivan ...... 1999 13. 240.0 ....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 3. 27.....Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 9. 2.09..Al Schwartz ...... 1972 4. 29.....Brad DuPree ...... 2000 14. 235.0 ....Richard Dishman ....1995-97 4. 24.....David Darwin ...... 1993-96 10. 2.10..Scott Bromby ...... 1984 5. 28.....Michael Seander ...... 2007 15. 233.2 ....Tony Bajoczky ...... 2004-07 24.....George Barley ...... 1935-37 11. 2.20..Danny Otero ...... 2006 6. 27.....Kevin Perry ...... 2001 Innings Pitched — Season 6. 23.....Craig Starman ...... 1992-96 12. 2.23..Todd Lamb ...... 1981 27.....Jeff Alleva ...... 2000 1. 129.0 ....Joe Lewis ...... 1953 7. 21.....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 13. 2.32..Phil Wilhelm ...... 1969 27.....Kevin Perry ...... 2000 2. 126.1 ....Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 21.....A.B. Bradsher ...... 1901-05 14. 2.40..Harleigh Fatzinger ...... 1956 27.....Kevin Thompson ...... 2000 3. 116.1 ....Stephen Cowie ...... 1999 9. 20.....Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 15. 2.44..Don Altman ...... 1961 10. 26.....Justin DiLucchio ...... 2001 4. 111.1 ....Ryan Caradonna ...... 2000 10. 18.....Clayton Connor ...... 1995-98 ERA — Career Games Started — Career 5. 111.0 ....E.L. Jenkins ...... 1929 18.....Craig Starman ...... 1992-95 Since 1974, Aluminum Bats 1. 51.....Greg Burke ...... 2001-05 6. 106.2 ....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 18.....Scott Bromby ...... 1984-87 (Minimum 150 Innings Pitched) 51.....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993-96 7. 106.0 ....Joe Lewis ...... 1952 13. 17.....David Darwin ...... 1993-95 1. 3.10..Larry Brooks ...... 1977-80 3. 49.....Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 8. 103.0 ....Mike Trombley ...... 1988 14. 16.....Jack Zarinsky ...... 1989-92 2. 3.70..Craig Starman ...... 1992-95 4. 44.....Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 9. 97.2 ...... Greg Burke ...... 2005 Wins — Season 3. 3.92..Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 5. 41.....Don Fowler ...... 1985-88 10. 97.2 ...... Don Fowler ...... 1987 1. 13.....A.B. Bradsher ...... 1904 4. 3.98..Ken Fay ...... 1981-83 6. 39.....David Darwin ...... 1993-96 11. 95.1 ...... Ryan Caradonna ...... 2001 2. 12.....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 5. 4.01..Kent Hetrick ...... 1986-87 7. 36.....Richard Dishman ...... 1995-97 12. 95.0 ...... Scott Bromby ...... 1985 12.....Joe Lewis ...... 1952 6. 4.02..Richard Dishman ...... 1995-97 8. 35.....Ryan Caradonna ...... 1998-2001 95.0 ...... Ken Fay ...... 1983 4. 11 .....Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 7. 4.09..Phil Harrell ...... 1990-93 35.....Craig Starman ...... 1992-96 14. 94.2 ...... Danny Otero ...... 2005 5. 10.....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1996 8. 4.12..Todd Lamb ...... 1981-83 35.....Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 15. 93.0 ...... David Darwin ...... 1995 10.....Joe Lewis ...... 1953 9. 4.13..Scott Bromby ...... 1984-87 10.....David Smith ...... 1938 10. 4.15..David Darwin ...... 1993-96 10.....George Barley ...... 1937 11. 4.27..Danny Otero ...... 2004-06 DDonon AltmanAltman 9. 9...... Tony Bajoczky ...... 2007 12. 4.38..Jack Zarinsky ...... 1989-92 9...... Brent Reid ...... 1998 13. 4.49..Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993-96 11960-61960-61 9...... Robert Davis ...... 1953 14. 4.54..Two Players 9...... E.L. Jenkins ...... 1929 ERA — Season EERA,RA, CareerCareer — 11stst ((1.61)1.61) ERA — Career Since 1974, Aluminum Bats EERA,RA, SeasonSeason — 1st,1st, 15th15th (0.82,(0.82, 2.44)2.44) (Minimum 150 Innings Pitched) (Minimum 50 Innings Pitched) WWHIP,HIP, SeasonSeason — 11th,11th, 14th14th (1.15,(1.15, 1.17)1.17) 1. 1.61..Don Altman ...... 1960-61 1. 1.61..Michael Seander ...... 2007 2. 2.42..Al Schwartz ...... 1969-72 2. 1.93..Vin LaPietra ...... 1989 3. 3.04..Gordon Jackson ...... 1991-94 3. 2.10..Scott Bromby ...... 1984 4. 3.10..Larry Brooks ...... 1977-80 4. 2.20..Danny Otero ...... 2006 5. 3.12..Carter Hill ...... 1965-67 5. 2.23..Todd Lamb ...... 1981 6. 3.56..Steve Denison ...... 1968-70 6. 2.75..David Darwin ...... 1996 7. 3.61..Phil Wilhelm ...... 1967-69 7. 2.80..Stephen Cowie ...... 1997 8. 3.70..Craig Starman ...... 1992-95 8. 2.83..Tim Rumer...... 1990 9. 3.92..Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 9. 2.84..Joe Seaton ...... 1982 10. 3.95..Ronnie Kalish ...... 1959-61 10. 2.85..Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 11. 3.98..Ken Fay ...... 1981-83 11. 2.86..Craig Starman ...... 1992 12. 3.99..Jim Liccardo ...... 1964-66 12. 2.87..Jonathan Foreman ...... 2008 13. 4.01..Kent Hetrick ...... 1986-87 13. 2.91..Jonathan Anderson ...... 2007 14. 4.02..Richard Dishman ...... 1995-97 14. 3.12..Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 15. 4.09..Phil Harrell ...... 1990-93 15. 3.21..David Darwin ...... 1993 ERA — Season Complete Games — Career (Minimum 50 Innings Pitched) 1. 19.....Ken Fay ...... 1981-83 1. 0.82..Don Altman ...... 1960 2. 17.....Scott Bromby ...... 1984-87 2. 1.13..Stan Crison ...... 1963 3. 16.....Todd Lamb ...... 1981-83 3. 1.35..Carle Felton ...... 1970 4. 13.....Don Fowler ...... 1985-88 4. 1.60..Joe Lewis ...... 1953 5. 12.....Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 5. 1.61..Michael Seander ...... 2007 12.....Don Mikush ...... 1977-80 3322 PPitchingi t c h i n g RecordsR e c o r d s WHIP — Season 11. 99.....A.B. Bradsher ...... 1903 (Walks(Wa + Hits Per Inning Pitched) 12. 94.....Greg Burke ...... 2005 Joe Lewis (Minimum( 50 Innings Pitched) 13. 93.....Chris Capuano ...... 1999 11.. 0.83...... 080.833...... Dick BurtonBurton ...... 1957 93.....Richard Dishman ...... 1996 11951-53951-53 2. 0.93...... 0.93...... StanStan CrissonCrisso ...... 1963 93.....Dick Smallwood ...... 1957 33.. 0.96...... 0.966...... AlAl SchwartzSchwartz ...... 1972 Strikeouts Per Game — Season r record book 4104. 1.07...... 7 Tony Bajoczky Bajocz ...... 2007 (Minimum 50 Innings Pitched) e 5. 1.08...... Vin LaPietra ...... 1989 1. 12.27....Christopher Manno ...... 2008 c

1.08...... Dick Smallwood ...... 1956 2. 11.32 ....Chris Capuano ...... 1998 o

1.08...... Craig Starman ...... 1992 3. 10.66....Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1996 r 8. 1.09...... Michael Seander ...... 2007 4. 10.65....Richard Dishman ...... 1997 d 9. 1.12...... Danny Otero ...... 2006 5. 10.64....Dick Smallwood ...... 1957 10.10. 1.14...... 1.14... Kent Hetrick ...... 1986 6. 10.60....Stephen Cowie ...... 1999 b CCompleteomplete GGames,ames, SSeasoneason — 11stst (10)(10) 11.11. 1.15...... 1.15... Gordy Jackson ...... 1973 7. 10.26....Joe Lewis ...... 1953 SStrikeouts,trikeouts, SSeasoneason — 33rdrd (147)(147) 1.15...... 1.15... Don Altman ...... 1961 8. 10.00....Tim Layden ...... 2004 o SStrikeouts,trikeouts, CCareerareer — 77thth ((254)254) 13.13. 1.16...... 1.16... Phil Harrell, ...... 1993 9. 9.73...... Richard Dishman ...... 1996 o 14.14. 1.17...... 1.17... Dick Smallwood ...... 1957 10. 9.55...... Richard Dishman ...... 1995 k 1.17...... 1.17... George Carver ...... 1952 9.55...... Chris Capuano ...... 1999 1.17...... 1.17... Don Altman ...... 1960 12. 9.35...... Mike Kotarski ...... 1992 StrikeoutsS — Career 13. 9.31...... David Darwin ...... 1996 1.1. 501...A.B.501...A Bradsher ...... 1901-05 14. 9.28...... Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 7. 11 .....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 5. 9...... Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 2. 315...Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993-96 15. 9.18...... Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1994 11 .....Mike Trombley ...... 1987-89 9...... Michael Seander . 2007-Present 3. 307...Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 Walks Per Game — Season 11 .....Carter Hill ...... 1965-67 7. 8...... Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 4. 285...Mike Kotarski ...... 1989-92 (Minimum 50 Innings Pitched) 11 .....Jim Liccardo ...... 1964-66 8. 7...... Brad DuPree ...... 1997-2000 5. 277...Greg Burke ...... 2001-05 1. 0.73...... Danny Otero ...... 2006 Complete Games — Season 7...... Teddy Sullivan ...... 1996-99 6. 260...Richard Dishman ...... 1995-97 2. 1.17...... Danny Otero ...... 2004 1. 10.....Joe Lewis ...... 1953 10. 5...... Blake Walker ...... 2002-04 7. 254...Joe Lewis ...... 1951-53 3. 1.24...... Danny Otero ...... 2005 2. 9...... Ken Fay ...... 1983 5...... Alex Hassan ...... 2007-Present 8. 251...Chris Capuano ...... 1997-99 4. 1.43...... Dick Burton ...... 1957 3. 8...... Scott Bromby ...... 1985 12. 4...... Six Players 9. 223...David Darwin ...... 1993-96 5. 1.48...... Greg Burke ...... 2002 8...... Stan Crisson ...... 1963 Saves — Season 10. 217...Mike Trombley ...... 1987-89 6. 1.62...... Jeff Alleva ...... 2001 11. 185...Tim Layden ...... 2002-04 7. 1.64...... Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 8...... Dick Densmore ...... 1962 1. 10.....David Darwin ...... 1996 6. 7...... Kent Hetrick ...... 1987 12. 180...Craig Starman ...... 1992-95 8. 1.67...... Clayton Connor ...... 1995 10.....Mark Sikorski ...... 1986 7...... Todd Lamb ...... 1981 13. 174...Brad DuPree ...... 1997-2000 9. 1.74...... Craig Starman ...... 1992 3. 9...... Michael Seander ...... 2007 8. 6...... Mike Trombley ...... 1988 14. 173...Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 10. 1.75...... Vin LaPietra ...... 1989 4. 8...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1998 6...... Don Fowler ...... 1987 15. 172...Zach Schreiber ...... 2001-04 Hits Per Game — Season 8...... Mike Kotarski ...... 1992 6...... Scott Bromby ...... 1984 (Minimum 50 Innings Pitched) 6. 7...... Jeff Alleva ...... 2001 Strikeouts — Season 6...... Alan Soyer ...... 1984 1. 171...A.B. Bradsher ...... 1904 1. 5.67...... Stan Crisson ...... 1963 7 6...... Teddy Sullivan ...... 1999 6...... Joe Seaton ...... 1982 2. 161...A.B. Bradsher ...... 1905 2. 5.75...... Ken Fay ...... 1981 8. 5...... Alex Hassan ...... 2008 6...... Ken Fay ...... 1982 3. 147...Joe Lewis ...... 1953 3. 5.91...... Carle Felton ...... 1970 5...... Brad DuPree ...... 2000 6...... Don Mikush ...... 1979 4. 137...Stephen Cowie ...... 1999 4. 6.00...... Dick Burton ...... 1957 6...... Kirk Louderback ...... 1975 5...... Vaughn Schill ...... 1997 5. 111 ...Stephen Cowie ...... 1998 5. 6.28...... Joe Lewis ...... 1953 Saves — Career 5...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1993 6. 110 ...Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993 6.28...... Dick Smallwood ...... 1956 1. 13.....Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 11. 4...... Ryan Jackson ...... 1994 7. 109...Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1996 6.28...... Joe Lewis ...... 1952 13.....Mark Sikorski ...... 1984-86 4...... John Courtright ...... 1990 8. 107...Joe Lewis ...... 1952 8. 6.48...... Todd Lamb ...... 1981 3. 11 .....David Darwin ...... 1993-96 4...... Danny Otero ...... 2004 9. 105...Mike Trombley ...... 1988 9. 6.91...... Al Schwartz ...... 1972 11 .....Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 15. 3...... Seven Players 105...E.L. Jenkins ...... 1929 10. 6.96...... Phil Wilhelm ...... 1969 RRichardichard DavidDavid DishmanDishman DarwinDarwin 11995-97995-97 11993-96993-96

GGamesames Started,Started, CareerCareer — 77thth (36)(36) EERA,RA, CareerCareer ((Post-1974)Post-1974) — 16th16th (4.02)(4.02) SStrikeouts,trikeouts, CCareerareer — 66thth ((250)250) SStrikeouts,trikeouts, SSeasoneason — 113th3th (93)(93) AAppearances,ppearances, CareerCareer — 1st1st (95)(95) SStrikeoutstrikeouts PPerer GGame,ame, SeasonSeason — 4th4th (10.65)(10.65) AAppearances,ppearances, SeasonSeason — 1st1st (35)(35) 9th9th (9.73)(9.73) IInningsnnings Pitched,Pitched, CareerCareer — 2nd2nd (314.2)(314.2) 10th10th (9.55)(9.55) WWins,ins, CareerCareer — 44thth (24)(24) SSaves,aves, CareerCareer — 33rdrd (11)(11) SSaves,aves, SeasonSeason — 1st1st (10)(10) 3333 TTeame a m SeasonS e a s o n RecordsR e c o r d s Doubles Walks Saves Fewest Runs Allowed Offensive Records 1. 136 ...... 1998 1. 304 ...... 1998 1. 12 ...... 2008 50+ Games Played 2. 120 ...... 2008 2. 270 ...... 1993 12 ...... 1996 1. 234 ...... 1993 Games Played 120 ...... 1994 3. 261 ...... 1995 12 ...... 2007 2. 244 ...... 2008 4. 250 ...... 2002 1. 59 ...... 1993 120 ...... 2000 12 ...... 1998 3. 268 ...... 1996 5. 247 ...... 1994 k 2. 58 ...... 1998 5. 116 ...... 2002 12 ...... 2004 4. 270 ...... 1992 58 ...... 1997 6. 245 ...... 1997 o 116 ...... 2007 7. 235 ...... 1999 6. 11 ...... 1986 5. 296 ...... 1991 58 ...... 2002 6. 301 ...... 1990 o 7. 114 ...... 1997 8. 233 ...... 1996 11 ...... 1992 58 ...... 2000 9. 232 ...... 1992 8. 10 ...... 1993 7. 311 ...... 2007 b 8. 109 ...... 1993 6. 57 ...... 1996 9. 106 ...... 1996 10. 214 ...... 2000 10 ...... 2001 8. 319 ...... 1998 57 ...... 1995

d 10 ...... 2000 9. 329 ...... 1994 8. 56 ...... 2008 10. 100 ...... 2001 Most Strikeouts 10. 342 ...... 1997 r 1. 408 ...... 2002 56 ...... 2001 Triples Shutouts 2. 404 ...... 2006 o 56 ...... 2004 1. 30 ...... 1992 1. 9 ...... 1996 Fewest Earned Runs Allowed 3. 402 ...... 2005 50+ Games Played

c 2. 8 ...... 1993 55 ...... 1999 2. 26 ...... 1981 4. 370 ...... 2004 3. 5 ...... 1999 1. 189 ...... 1993 e At Bats 3. 24 ...... 1984 5. 359 ...... 1999 5 ...... 1991 2. 208 ...... 2008 r record book 1. 2069 ...... 2002 4. 23 ...... 1993 6. 353 ...... 2001 3. 218 ...... 1990 2. 2052 ...... 1998 5. 22 ...... 1990 353 ...... 2003 5. 4 ...... 2008 3. 2021 ...... 1997 6. 21 ...... 1996 8. 350 ...... 2000 6. 3 ...... 1992 4. 223 ...... 1991 5. 224 ...... 1996 4. 1961 ...... 2008 7. 20 ...... 1997 9. 348 ...... 1998 3 ...... 2001 6. 233 ...... 1992 5. 1952 ...... 2000 8. 19 ...... 1994 10. 332 ...... 2007 3 ...... 1997 7. 239 ...... 2007 6. 1950 ...... 1993 19 ...... 1995 Fewest Strikeouts 3 ...... 1990 8. 265 ...... 1998 7. 1930 ...... 1996 19 ...... 1979 40+ Games Played 10. 2 ...... 1995 9. 277 ...... 1995 8. 1925 ...... 1995 Home Runs 1. 192 ...... 1989 Strikeouts 1925 ...... 2004 2. 193 ...... 1986 10. 282 ...... 2004 1. 90 ...... 1994 1. 434 ...... 1996 10. 1923 ...... 2001 3. 231 ...... 1991 2. 415 ...... 1997 Batting Average Against 2. 81 ...... 1998 4. 240 ...... 190 3. 414 ...... 1999 1. .215 ...... 1970 Batting Average 3. 59 ...... 1997 5. 263 ...... 1992 1. .323 ...... 1994 2. .232 ...... 1975 4. 51 ...... 1993 6. 280 ...... 1993 4. 410 ...... 2004 2. .320 ...... 1981 3. .233 ...... 1981 5. 47 ...... 1996 7. 284 ...... 1987 5. 395 ...... 1998 3. .318 ...... 1998 .233 ...... 1971 6. 38 ...... 1995 8. 292 ...... 1988 6. 368 ...... 2003 4. .316 ...... 1984 5. .235 ...... 1969 7. 37 ...... 1992 9. 299 ...... 2008 7. 364 ...... 2008 5. .315 ...... 1980 10. 311 ...... 1995 6. .257 ...... 2008 37 ...... 2002 8. 358 ...... 1995 6. .310 ...... 1983 7. .263 ...... 1996 9. 36 ...... 1990 9. 354 ...... 1990 7. .309 ...... 1996 8. .264 ...... 1993 10. 35 ...... 2008 Pitching Records 10. 350 ...... 1993 8. .308 ...... 1997 Fewest Walks Allowed 9. .270 ...... 1990 9. .302 ...... 2007 35 ...... 1984 Wins 50+ Games Played .270 ...... 1992 10. .299 ...... 2008 Total Bases 1. 39 ...... 1993 1. 136 ...... 1993 1. 1063 ...... 1998 Stolen Bases 2. 38 ...... 1998 2. 154 ...... 1992 Fielding Records 2. 1038 ...... 1994 1. 106 ...... 1981 38 ...... 1992 3. 159 ...... 1994 2. 95 ...... 1990 3. 954 ...... 1997 4. 37 ...... 2008 4. 161 ...... 2008 Putouts 3. 92 ...... 1986 4. 885 ...... 1996 5. 33 ...... 1997 5. 168 ...... 2007 1. 1536 ...... 1993 4. 89 ...... 1987 5. 870 ...... 1993 33 ...... 1994 6. 169 ...... 1999 2. 1532 ...... 2002 5. 86 ...... 1992 6. 861 ...... 2002 7. 30 ...... 1995 7. 180 ...... 2004 3. 1524 ...... 1998 6. 85 ...... 1993 7. 828 ...... 2008 8. 29 ...... 2007 180 ...... 2006 4. 1511 ...... 2000 7. 76 ...... 1985 8. 826 ...... 1995 29 ...... 1996 180 ...... 1991 5. 1504 ...... 2004 8. 75 ...... 1984 9. 801 ...... 2007 29 ...... 1981 10. 181 ...... 2005 Assists 9. 69 ...... 2007 10. 775 ...... 1992 Earned Run Average Fewest Hits Allowed 1. 681 ...... 1994 10. 68 ...... 1980 Runs Scored All-Time 50+ Games Played 2. 674 ...... 1993 Slugging Percentage 1. 476 ...... 1994 1. 2.25 ...... 1963 3. 663 ...... 1986 1. 458 ...... 1998 1. .550 ...... 1994 2. 464 ...... 1998 2. 2.30 ...... 1970 4. 657 ...... 2000 2. 468 ...... 1990 2. .518 ...... 1998 3. 424 ...... 1997 3. 2.59 ...... 1960 5. 635 ...... 2004 3. 483 ...... 2008 3. .513 ...... 1981 4. 422 ...... 1996 4. 2.61 ...... 1971 Errors 4. .493 ...... 1984 483 ...... 1992 5. 401 ...... 1993 5. 2.77 ...... 1961 1. 118 ...... 1988 5. .472 ...... 1997 5. 486 ...... 1996 6. 392 ...... 1992 6. 3.04 ...... 1969 2. 117 ...... 1987 6. .459 ...... 1996 6. 490 ...... 1991 7. 390 ...... 2008 7. 3.12 ...... 1965 3. 105 ...... 1990 7. .457 ...... 1982 7. 517 ...... 2007 8. 387 ...... 1995 8. 3.32 ...... 1993 4. 103 ...... 2003 8. .446 ...... 1993 8. 520 ...... 1993 9. 383 ...... 2002 9. 3.40 ...... 1981 5. 102 ...... 2005 .446 ...... 1980 10. 3.42 ...... 1958 9. 543 ...... 1997 10. 347 ...... 2007 10. .441 ...... 1983 10. 559 ...... 1995 Fielding Percentage Runs Batted In Earned Run Average 1. .978 ...... 2008 Hits Since 1974, aluminimum bats WHIP 1. 429 ...... 1994 2. .970 ...... 1993 1. 652 ...... 1998 1. 3.32 ...... 1993 (Walks + Hits Per Inning Pitched) 2. 423 ...... 1998 .970 ...... 1992 2. 623 ...... 1997 2. 3.40 ...... 1981 1. 1.15 ...... 1963 3. 386 ...... 1996 4. .966 ...... 1997 3. 610 ...... 1994 3. 3.71 ...... 2008 2. 1.25 ...... 1961 4. 370 ...... 1997 5. .965 ...... 1994 4. 602 ...... 2002 4. 3.93 ...... 1989 3. 1.28 ...... 1998 5. 596 ...... 1996 5. 352 ...... 2002 5. 4.13 ...... 1986 4. 1.28 ...... 1993 Double Plays 6. 587 ...... 2008 6. 348 ...... 1993 6. 4.19 ...... 1982 5. 1.30 ...... 1989 1. 55 ...... 2000 7. 575 ...... 1995 7. 336 ...... 2008 7. 4.25 ...... 1984 6. 1.31 ...... 2008 2. 53 ...... 1998 8. 567 ...... 2001 8. 324 ...... 1995 8. 4.27 ...... 1996 7. 1.36 ...... 1970 3. 52 ...... 1993 9. 562 ...... 1993 9. 322 ...... 2007 9. 4.34 ...... 1980 8. 1.36 ...... 1971 4. 50 ...... 2002 562 ...... 2007 10. 321 ...... 1992 10. 4.46 ...... 1974 9. 1.36 ...... Three Times 5. 48 ...... Twice 3344 CCoachingo a c h i n g RecordsR e c o r d s

Overall ACC Overall ACC Overall ACC Year W L T W L T Year W L T W L T Year W L T W L T 2008 37 18 1 10 18 1 1985 18 15 3 5 8 1 1962 13 12 1 6 8 0 2007 29 25 0 8 22 0 1984 25 13 0 3 8 0 1961 16 11 0 11 3 0

2006 15 40 0 6 24 0 1983 14 12 1 1 8 1 1960 13 8 1 9 4 1 r record book

2005 14 39 0 5 25 0 1982 16 13 1 3 7 0 1959 9 16 0 5 10 0 e

2004 25 31 0 8 16 0 1981 29 10 0 6 6 0 1958 9 11 0 7 5 0 c 2003 18 36 0 2 21 0 1980 17 11 0 2 9 0 1957 19 8 0 10 4 0 o 2002 24 34 0 4 20 0 1979 12 18 0 1 11 0 1956 16 12 2 12 3 1 2001 23 33 0 10 13 0 1978 12 21 0 1 10 0 1955 10 11 0 6 6 0 r 2000 17 41 0 5 19 0 1977 9 16 0 1 7 0 1954 10 13 0 5 9 0 d

1999 24 31 0 4 18 0 1976 7 23 0 1 11 0 1953 22 10 0 1998 38 20 0 8 15 0 1975 9 18 0 2 10 0 1952 31 7 0 b

1997 33 25 0 9 14 0 1974 9 16 0 3 8 0 1951 17 8 0 o

1996 39 18 0 9 14 0 1973 7 17 0 2 10 0 1950 11 18 1 o

1995 30 27 0 4 20 0 1972 12 16 0 3 7 0 1949 12 17 2 k 1994 33 20 0 16 8 0 1971 15 14 0 4 10 0 1948 15 12 0 1993 39 19 1 11 13 0 1970 17 16 0 10 11 0 1947 18 10 0 1992 38 16 0 12 12 0 1969 14 18 1 7 13 0 1946 15 8 0 1991 24 27 0 6 15 0 1968 12 19 0 7 13 0 1945 9 7 0 1990 28 25 0 4 15 0 1967 9 20 0 2 12 0 1944 9 7 0 1989 20 23 0 2 14 0 1966 8 16 0 4 9 0 1943 8 4 0 1988 10 35 0 3 16 0 1965 8 17 0 5 9 0 1942 14 6 0 1987 18 26 1 3 14 0 1964 4 21 0 0 12 0 1941 14 11 0 1986 25 17 0 2 12 0 1963 15 10 0 8 6 0 1940 16 7 0 1939 22 2 0 1938 18 3 0 Overall ACC 1937 22 2 0 Coach Years Total W L T Pct W L T Pct 1936 18 7 0 Sean McNally 2006-08 3 81 83 1 .494 24 64 1 .272 1935 24 3 0 1934 20 4 0 Bill Hillier 2000-05 6 121 214 0 .361 34 114 0 .230 1933 12 7 0 Steve Traylor 1988-99 12 356 286 1 .554 88 174 0 .336 1932 15 7 0 Larry Smith 1985-87 3 61 58 4 .496 10 34 1 .222 1931 11 4 0 1930 17 5 0 Tom D’Armi 1978-84 7 125 98 2 .556 17 59 1 .221 1929 13 5 0 Enos Slaughter 1971-77 7 68 120 0 .362 16 63 0 .203 1928 13 7 1 Tom Butters 1968-70 3 43 53 1 .443 24 37 0 .393 1927 8 10 0 1926 7 12 0 James Bly 1966-67 2 15 34 0 .306 6 21 0 .222 1925 9 9 0 Ace Parker 1953-66 14 166 162 4 .500 84 79 2 .509 1924 14 4 0 Jack Coombs 1929-52 24 381 171 3 .686 1923 17 4 0 1922 12 6 0 G.B. Whitted 1926-28 3 28 29 1 .483 1921 10 8 1 Bill Towe 1925 1 9 9 0 .500 1920 10 9 0 Howard Jones 1923-24 2 31 8 0 .795 1919 19 4 2 1918 No Data H.G. Steiner 1922 1 12 6 0 .667 1917 3 7 1 Pat Egan 1921 1 10 8 1 .526 1916 6 17 2 Chick Doak 1920 1 10 9 0 .526 1915 8 9 1 1914 10 11 0 Lee Gooch 1919 1 19 4 2 .760 1913 16 14 0 Heine Manush 1917 1 4 6 1 .364 1912 11 13 0 Claude West 1915-16 2 14 26 3 .326 1911 16 9 0 1910 16 10 3 M.T. Adkins 1908-14 7 104 67 4 .594 1909 18 7 0 Otis Stocksdale 1902-07 6 76 37 4 .650 1908 17 3 1 Mr. Schock 1901 1 6 5 0 .545 1907 19 8 0 1906 8 7 0 Others 1889-1900 11 39 19 2 .650 1905 14 6 1 TOTALS 1889-2007 118 1779 1512 34 .541 303 645 5 .320 1904 14 3 2 1903 9 5 1 Note: Duke joined the Atlantic Coast Conference prior to the 1954 season. 1902 12 8 0 1901 6 5 0 1900 8 4 0 1899 11 6 0 1898 4 4 1 1897 7 3 0 1896 7 1 0 1891 2 0 0 Jack Coombs Ace Parker Enos Slaughter Tom D’Armi Steve Traylor Sean McNally 1890 0 1 0 24 Seasons (1929-52) 14 Seasons (1953-66) 7 Seasons (1971-77) 7 Seasons (1978-84) 12 Seasons (1988-99) 3 Seasons (2006-Pr.) 1889 0 0 1 Record: 381-171 Record: 166-162 Record: 68-120 Record: 125-98 Record: 356-286 Record: 81-83-1 3355 YYearlye a r l y OffensiveO f f e n s i v e LLeaderse a d e r s k o o b

Quinton McCracken Sean McNally Ryan Jackson Jeff Becker Brett Bartles Jimmy Gallagher Nate Freiman d Batting Average 1978 Steve Gordon ...... 22 2005 Adam Murray ...... 63 1974 Flesh/Poff ...... 3 2002 Kevin Kelly ...... 9 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 20 r 1948 Ed Perini ...... 347 1979 Three Players...... 19 2006 Brett Bartles ...... 69 1975 Three Players...... 1 2003 Brian Patrick...... 6 1981 Buddy Copeland ...... 41 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 36 2007 Nate Freiman ...... 80 1976 Larry Doby ...... 4 2004 Tim Layden ...... 6 1982 L. Thompson ...... 44

o 1951 Tom Powers ...... 417 1952 Red Smith ...... 413 1981 Bobby Brower ...... 53 2008 Alex Hassan...... 77 1977 Schoenhoft/Lemen ...... 2 2005 Eric Baumann ...... 4 1983 Gary Brown ...... 23 1982 Bobby Brower ...... 38 1978 Steve Gordon ...... 3 2006 Brett Bartles ...... 7 1984 Dave Amaro ...... 25 c 1953 Al Spangler ...... 384 Doubles 1954 Al Spangler ...... 403 1983 Mark Militello ...... 36 1979 Larry Doby ...... 4 2007 Bartles/Freiman ...... 7 1985 Rich Beviglia ...... 21 e 1956 Andy Cockrell ...... 360 1984 Mark Militello ...... 48 1948 Stu Erickson ...... 6 1980 Rigby/Gawdun ...... 3 2008 Nate Freiman ...... 11 1986 John Furch ...... 21 1985 Erik Albright ...... 37 1952 Dick Groat ...... 10 1981 Bobby Brower ...... 11 1987 Brad Novak ...... 37 r record book 1957 Dave Sime ...... 376 Runs Batted In 1958 Lon Bonczek ...... 288 1986 Erik Albright ...... 31 1953 Clapp/Tarr ...... 6 1982 Bobby Brower ...... 5 1988 Rick Torgalski ...... 44 1959 John Frye ...... 271 1987 Jim Knight ...... 37 1954 Jake Tarr ...... 6 1983 Mark Militello ...... 4 1948 Stu Erickson ...... 28 1989 Q.McCracken ...... 30 1960 Lynn Fader ...... 265 1988 John Furch ...... 39 1956 Bernie Blaney...... 7 1984 Mark Militello ...... 5 1952 Dick Groat ...... 49 1990 Cass Hopkins ...... 38 1961 Ronnie Davis...... 349 1989 Q.McCracken ...... 34 1957 Lon Bonczak ...... 10 1985 Bud Nixon ...... 4 1953 Bill Werber ...... 24 1991 Mike Olexa ...... 28 1962 Bob Rankin ...... 337 1990 Q. McCracken ...... 46 1958 Butch Allie ...... 5 1986 Three Players...... 2 1954 James Smith ...... 21 1992 Scott Pinoni ...... 32 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 385 1991 Q. McCracken ...... 45 1959 Art Browning ...... 4 1987 Rich Beviglia ...... 2 1956 Andy Cockrell ...... 20 1993 Scott Pinoni ...... 45 1964 Stan Crisson ...... 310 1992 Q. McCracken ...... 62 1960 Art Browning ...... 4 1988 Rick Torgalski ...... 3 1957 Pete Maynard...... 25 1994 Duarte/Pinoni ...... 31 1965 Biff Bracy ...... 330 1993 Ryan Jackson ...... 56 1961 Three Players...... 5 1989 Q. McCracken ...... 6 1958 Butch Allie ...... 18 1995 Jeff Piscorik ...... 54 1966 Larry Davis ...... 284 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 69 1962 Brooks Fader ...... 8 1990 McCracken/Ozmun ...... 5 1959 Art Browning ...... 12 1996 Frankie Chiou...... 33 1967 Randy Blanchard .... .315 1995 Frankie Chiou...... 55 1963 Tommy Taylor ...... 7 1991 Sean McNally ...... 4 1960 Fader/McCracken ...... 13 1997 Ed Conrey ...... 43 1968 Tim Teer ...... 354 1996 Jeff Becker ...... 58 1964 Bucky Fader ...... 4 1992 Q. McCracken ...... 8 1961 Rankin/Browning ...... 20 1998 Vaughn Schill ...... 55 1969 Don Robertson ...... 338 1997 Vaughn Schill ...... 59 1965 Steve Holloway ...... 7 1993 Ryan Jackson ...... 5 1962 Dave Uible ...... 29 1999 Schill/Conrey ...... 36 1970 Dan Phelan ...... 309 1998 Vaughn Schill ...... 74 1966 Dick Warren ...... 5 1994 Sean McNally ...... 8 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 27 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 32 1971 Bo Bochow ...... 290 1999 Vaughn Schill ...... 85 1967 Randy Blanchard ...... 5 1995 Three players ...... 4 1964 Biff Bracy ...... 17 2001 J.D. Alleva ...... 33 1972 Bo Bochow ...... 343 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 50 1968 Randy Blanchard ...... 7 1996 Frankie Chiou...... 5 1965 Biff Bracy ...... 11 2002 Larry Broadway ...... 50 1973 Mark Manuel ...... 333 2001 J.D. Alleva ...... 42 1969 Randy Blanchard ...... 7 1997 Frankie Chiou...... 7 1966 Frank Ryan ...... 12 2003 Adam Murray ...... 25 1974 Troyan/Cox ...... 250 2002 Kevin Kelly ...... 59 1970 Mike Davies ...... 7 1998 Vaughn Schill ...... 4 1967 Randy Blanchard ...... 17 2004 Tim Layden ...... 43 1975 Robbie Cox ...... 308 2003 Brian Patrick ...... 42 1971 John Johnstone...... 6 1999 Ed Conrey ...... 6 1968 Larry Davis ...... 29 2005 Adam Murray ...... 32 1976 Bob Michael ...... 278 2004 Jonathan Anderson .....45 1972 Bo Bochow ...... 7 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 3 1969 Randy Blanchard ...... 16 2006 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 28 1977 A. Schoenhoft ...... 328 2005 Adam Murray ...... 39 1973 John Poff ...... 4 2001 David Mason ...... 2 1970 Dan Phelan ...... 19 2007 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 38 1978 Larry Doby ...... 365 2006 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 46 1974 John Poff ...... 5 2002 Kelly/Patrick ...... 4 1971 Dan Phelan ...... 22 2008 Alex Hassan...... 31 2007 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 58 1975 Robbie Cox ...... 5 2003 Brian Patrick...... 3 1972 John Johnstone...... 16 1979 Bryan Tenney ...... 330 Stolen Bases 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 410 2008 Alex Hassan...... 62 1976 Jim Turner ...... 5 2004 Javier Socorro ...... 3 1973 John Poff ...... 12 1977 Four Players...... 4 2005 Corey Whiting ...... 3 1974 Flesh/Poff ...... 14 1948 Bill Bergeron ...... 8 1981 Tom Decker ...... 378 Hits 1982 Mark Militello ...... 358 1978 Larry Doby ...... 9 2006 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 5 1975 Mark Manuel ...... 16 1952 Dick Groat ...... 13 1983 Mark Militello ...... 380 1948 Three Players...... 32 1979 Pruett/Brower ...... 5 2007 Brett Bartles ...... 5 1976 Tim Cecil ...... 16 1953 Al Spangler ...... 12 1984 Fred Donegan ...... 391 1951 Dick Groat ...... 39 1980 Tenney/Rigby ...... 8 2008 Gabriel Saade ...... 3 1977 Andy Schoenhoft...... 12 1954 Al Spangler ...... 14 1952 Dick Groat ...... 65 1981 Buddy Copeland ...... 11 1978 Allen Hudspeth...... 22 1956 Bill Domhoff ...... 13 1985 Bud Nixon ...... 345 Home Runs 1986 David Hawkins ...... 348 1953 Al Spangler ...... 48 1982 Thomas Decker...... 8 1979 Don Pruett ...... 20 1957 Dave Sime ...... 9 1987 Doug Eastman ...... 364 1954 Al Spangler ...... 35 1983 Mark Militello ...... 9 1948 Stu Erickson ...... 6 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 35 1958 Bill Taylor ...... 2 1988 John Furch ...... 341 1956 Andy Cockrell ...... 40 1984 Donegan/Decker ...... 13 1952 Red Smith ...... 6 1981 Brower/Brassil ...... 35 1962 Rex McKinley ...... 2 1957 Pete Maynard...... 40 1985 Bud Nixon ...... 12 1953 Al Spangler ...... 5 1982 Thomas Brassil ...... 27 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 5 1989 Quinton McCracken ...... 322 1958 Pete Maynard...... 23 1986 Chip Mathes ...... 12 1954 Five Players ...... 1 1983 L. Thompson ...... 30 1964 Biff Bracy ...... 4 1990 Quinton McCracken ...... 363 1991 David Norman ...... 335 1959 John Frye ...... 23 1987 Doug Eastman ...... 18 1956 Andy Cockrell ...... 2 1984 Ron Bianco ...... 44 1966 Warren/Wyatt ...... 2 1960 Lynn Fader ...... 22 1988 John Furch ...... 12 1957 Dave Sime ...... 4 1985 Mark Carlozzi ...... 31 1968 Tim Teer ...... 14 1992 Quinton McCracken ...... 373 1993 Scott Pinoni ...... 353 1961 Ronnie Davis...... 38 1989 Rick Torgalski ...... 10 1958 Bonczek/Allie ...... 2 1986 Jim Knight ...... 36 1969 Tim Teer ...... 18 1994 Sean McNally ...... 408 1962 Dave Uible ...... 34 1990 David Norman ...... 14 1959 Pete Maynard...... 2 1987 John Furch ...... 33 1970 Tim Teer ...... 21 1995 Luis Duarte...... 367 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 37 1991 David Norman ...... 15 1960 Lynn Fader ...... 4 1988 David Hawkins ...... 35 1971 Bo Bochow ...... 21 1996 Jeff Becker ...... 364 1964 Tom Taylor ...... 23 1992 Jackson/Pinoni ...... 13 1961 Ronnie Davis...... 6 1989 T. D’Ambrosio...... 31 1972 Bo Bochow ...... 17 1997 Vaughn Schill ...... 388 1965 Biff Bracy ...... 30 1993 Scott Pinoni ...... 20 1962 Rankin/Uible...... 2 1990 Norman/Ozmun...... 41 1973 Buddy Flesh ...... 3 1998 Vaughn Schill ...... 367 1966 Frank Ryan ...... 24 1994 Sean McNally ...... 19 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 7 1991 David Norman ...... 46 1974 Buddy Flesh ...... 14 1999 Vaughn Schill ...... 386 1967 Randy Blanchard ...... 34 1995 Luis Duarte...... 18 1964 Scotty Glacken ...... 3 1992 Ryan Jackson ...... 46 1975 Jim Turner ...... 5 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 368 1968 Larry Davis ...... 35 1996 Gregg Maluchnik ...... 19 1965 Barringer/Bracy ...... 1 1993 McNally/Pinoni ...... 50 1976 Bob Grupp...... 5 2001 David Mason ...... 370 1969 Tim Teer ...... 33 1997 Michael Fletcher...... 21 1966 Ryan/Coble ...... 2 1994 Sean McNally ...... 71 1977 Steve Gordon ...... 5 2002 Kevin Kelly ...... 350 1970 John Posen ...... 31 1998 Schill/Becker ...... 20 1967 Randy Blanchard ...... 3 1995 Mike King ...... 49 1978 Steve Gordon ...... 6 2003 Brian Patrick...... 329 1971 Bochow/Phelan ...... 27 1999 Vaughn Schill ...... 24 1968 Davis/Ryan...... 2 1996 G. Maluchnik ...... 68 1979 Steve Gordon ...... 7 2004 Javier Socorro...... 369 1972 Dan Phelan ...... 32 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 22 1969 Davies/Blanchard ...... 2 1997 Jeff Becker ...... 62 1980 Bobby Brower ...... 19 2005 Adam Murray ...... 312 1973 John Poff ...... 27 2001 Kevin Kelly ...... 15 1970 Dan Phelan ...... 3 1998 Ed Conrey ...... 76 1981 Bobby Brower ...... 31 2006 Jonathan Anderson .... .313 1974 Flesh/Albright ...... 21 2002 Brian Patrick...... 17 1971 Dan Phelan ...... 4 1999 Ed Conrey ...... 47 1982 Mark Militello ...... 24 2007 Nate Freiman ...... 369 1975 Robbie Cox ...... 29 2003 Tim Layden ...... 16 1972 John Poff ...... 2 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 43 1983 Mark Militello ...... 22 2008 Nate Freiman ...... 381 1976 Jim Turner ...... 28 2004 Bryan Smith ...... 17 1973 None ...... 0 2001 David Mason ...... 39 1984 Mark Militello ...... 27 1977 Hudspeth/King ...... 20 2005 Three Players...... 11 1974 Flesh/Poff ...... 1 2002 Larry Broadway ...... 53 1985 Erik Albright ...... 25 Runs Scored 1978 Steve Gordon ...... 37 2006 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 15 1975 Manuel/Bayless...... 2 2003 Brian Patrick ...... 42 1986 Seth Edwards...... 24 1948 Bill Bergeron ...... 29 1979 Don Pruett ...... 35 2007 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 20 1976 Dixon/Doby ...... 1 2004 Tim Layden ...... 46 1987 Jim Knight ...... 19 1952 Richard Johnson ...... 47 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 43 2008 Alex Hassan...... 17 1977 Bill King ...... 4 2005 Brett Bartles ...... 37 1988 Bart Koehler ...... 5 1953 Al Spangler ...... 31 1981 Tom Brassil ...... 60 1978 Bill King ...... 4 2006 Brett Bartles ...... 41 1989 Q.McCracken ...... 16 1954 Al Spangler ...... 29 1982 Mark Militello ...... 44 Triples 1979 Don Pruett ...... 5 2007 Bartles/Freiman ...... 48 1990 Q.McCracken ...... 26 1956 Bernie Blaney...... 29 1983 Mark Militello ...... 46 1948 Four Players...... 2 1980 Kevin Rigby ...... 5 2008 Nate Freiman ...... 46 1991 Q.McCracken ...... 23 1957 Andy Cockrell ...... 33 1984 Mark Heffl ey ...... 51 1952 Benny Cavaliere...... 5 1981 Bobby Brower ...... 9 1992 Q. McCracken ...... 33 1958 Bonczek/Maynard ...... 12 1985 Bud Nixon ...... 49 1953 Bill Werber ...... 6 1982 Gary Brown ...... 6 Walks 1993 Olexa/Hopkins...... 19 1959 Pete Maynard...... 12 1986 Chip Mathes ...... 52 1954 Dick Brewer...... 4 1983 L. Thompson ...... 8 1953 Billy Lea ...... 29 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 9 1960 Lynn Fader ...... 16 1987 Doug Eastman ...... 67 1956 Andy Cockrell ...... 6 1984 Ron Bianco ...... 10 1954 Al Spangler ...... 21 1995 Randy Goodroe...... 21 1961 Ronnie Davis...... 29 1988 John Furch ...... 58 1957 Cockrell/Blaney ...... 3 1985 Nixon/Beviglia ...... 3 1956 Not Available 1996 Chiou/Litrownik ...... 10 1962 Bob Rankin ...... 26 1989 Q. McCracken ...... 49 1958 Butch Allie ...... 2 1986 John Furch ...... 4 1957 Lon Bonczak ...... 21 1997 Randy Goodroe...... 8 1963 Biff Bracy ...... 25 1990 Q. McCracken ...... 74 1959 John Frye ...... 3 1987 John Furch ...... 9 1958-65 Not recorded 1998 M. Fletcher ...... 10 1964 John Gutekunst ...... 17 1991 Q. McCracken ...... 64 1960 Butch Williams ...... 2 1988 John Furch ...... 13 1966 Dick Warren ...... 15 1999 Vaughn Schill ...... 5 1965 Barrett/Bracy ...... 10 1992 Q. McCracken ...... 76 1961 McKinley/Wiliams ...... 2 1989 Four players ...... 2 1967 Dick Warren ...... 22 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 11 1966 Frank Ryan ...... 13 1993 Scott Pinoni ...... 74 1962 Dave Uible ...... 3 1990 David Norman ...... 11 1968 Dave Snyder ...... 20 2001 Kevin Kelly ...... 10 1967 Stan Coble ...... 16 1994 Sean McNally ...... 89 1963 Uible/Bracy...... 2 1991 David Norman ...... 9 1969 Blanchard/Teer ...... 20 2002 Kevin Kelly ...... 8 1968 Tim Teer ...... 22 1995 Luis Duarte...... 80 1964 Sonny Odom ...... 2 1992 Scott Pinoni ...... 11 1970 Dan Phelan ...... 22 2003 Adam Murray ...... 11 1969 Tim Teer ...... 20 1996 Mike King ...... 81 1965 Sonny Odom ...... 4 1993 Ryan Jackson ...... 12 1971 Bo Bochow ...... 21 2004 Jonathan Anderson ...... 16 1970 John Posen ...... 21 1997 Vaughn Schill ...... 93 1966 Three Players...... 1 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 22 1972 John Johnstone...... 18 2005 Javier Socorro ...... 13 1971 Bo Bochow ...... 21 1998 Jeff Becker ...... 86 1967 Stan Coble ...... 4 1995 Mike King ...... 11 1973 Troyan/Austin ...... 12 2006 Gallagher/Murray ...... 8 1972 Bochow/Phelan ...... 20 1999 Vaughn Schill ...... 85 1968 Larry Davis ...... 4 1996 Maluchnik/King...... 10 1974 Buddy Flesh ...... 17 2007 Jimmy Gallagher ...... 16 1973 John Poff ...... 11 2000 Jeff Becker ...... 82 1969 Three Players...... 2 1997 Jeff Becker ...... 12 1975 Steve Kesses ...... 22 2008 Gabriel Saade ...... 16 1974 Flesh/Albright ...... 12 2001 David Mason ...... 77 1970 Three Players...... 2 1998 Ed Conrey ...... 16 1976 John Lemen ...... 26 1975 John Lemen ...... 16 2002 Kevin Kelly ...... 83 1971 Steve Setteducato...... 3 1999 Ed Conrey ...... 8 1977 Bob Michael ...... 18 Note: Stats not available from 1976 Larry Doby ...... 15 2003 Brian Patrick...... 69 1972 Dan Phelan ...... 8 2000 J.D. Alleva/Becker ...... 8 1978 Steve Gordon ...... 22 1949-50 and 1955. 1977 John Lemen ...15 2004 Javier Socorro ...... 79 1973 John Poff ...... 3 2001 J.D. Alleva/Bechtold ...... 5 1979 Doby/Gordon...... 21 Current players in bold. 3366 YYearlye a r l y PitchingP i t c h i n g LeadersL e a d e r s r record book e c o r Don AltmanScott Schoeneweis Stephen Cowie Jeff Alleva Jim Perry Tony Bajoczky Andrew Wolcott d 1982 Joe Seaton ...... 6 1981 Lamb/Pfeifer...... 53 Earned Run Average 1958 Dick Burton ...... 4 1983 Todd Lamb ...... 4 Innings Pitched 1982 Ken Fay...... 76

1962 Dick Densmore ...... 8 b 1952 George Carver ...... 3.79 1983 Ken Fay...... 92 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 1.60 1984 Bromby/Bouchard ...... 5 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 8 1951 Joe Lewis ...... 92.0

1985 Scott Bromby ...... 8 1964 Four Players...... 2 1952 Joe Lewis ...... 106.0 1984 Alan Soyer ...... 84 o 1954 Dick Kreutzer ...... 2.22 1985 Scott Bromby ...... 107 1956 Dick Smallwood ...... 1.95 1986 Mike McNamara ...... 6 1965 Jim Liccardo ...... 4 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 129.0 1986 Scott Bromby ...... 99 o 1957 Dick Burton ...... 2.00 1987 Fowler/Hetrick ...... 5 1966 Jim Liccardo ...... 6 1954 Tom Blackburn ...... 47.1 1988 Trombley/Fowler ...... 3 1967 Carter Hill ...... 4 1956 Dick Smallwood ...... 81.2 1987 Don Fowler...... 92 1958 Dick Burton ...... 2.62 1988 Mike Trombley...... 118 k 1959 Bob Byers ...... 2.74 1989 LaPietra/Zarinsky ...... 4 1968 Phil Wilhelm ...... 3 1957 Dick Smallwood ...... 78.2 1990 Kotarski/Rumor ...... 6 1969 Phil Wilhelm ...... 4 1958 Dick Burton ...... 61.2 1989 Mike Trombley...... 94 1960 Don Altman ...... 0.82 1990 John Courtright ...... 101 1961 Don Altman ...... 2.44 1991 John Courtright ...... 7 1970 Steve Denison...... 5 1959 Ron Kalish...... 70.0 1992 Ryan Jackson ...... 8 1971 Chuck Munday ...... 3 1960 Don Altman ...... 87.2 1991 John Courtright ...... 99 1962 Bob Turner ...... 2.80 1992 Ryan Jackson ...... 93 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 1.13 1993 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 12 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 5 1961 Don Altman ...... 81.0 1994 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 8 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 6 1962 Dick Densmore ...... 90.2 1993 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 101 1964 Jay Hopkins ...... 2.40 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 121 1965 D. Helms ...... 1.48 1995 David Darwin...... 7 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 6 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 79.1 1996 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 10 1975 Kirk Louderback ...... 6 1964 Merrill Ambler ...... 49.2 1995 David Darwin...... 111 1966 Carter Hill ...... 2.84 1996 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 86 1967 Phil Wilhelm ...... 3.00 1997 Capuano/Cowie ...... 6 1976 Baker/Louderback ...... 2 1965 Jim Liccardo ...... 76.1 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 11 1977 Ted Gardner ...... 3 1966 Carter Hill ...... 76.2 1997 Connor/DuPree ...... 91 1968 Jeff Mitchell ...... 4.03 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 135 1969 Phil Wilhelm ...... 2.32 1999 Stephen Cowie...... 8 1978 Don Mikush ...... 5 1967 Carter Hill ...... 76.0 2000 Ryan Caradonna ...... 5 1979 Don Mikush ...... 6 1968 Phil Wilhelm ...... 56.0 1999 Stephen Cowie...... 126 1970 Leo Hart ...... 1.25 2000 Ryan Caradonna ...... 131 1971 Al Schwartz ...... 0.89 2001 Kevin Thompson ...... 7 1980 Ed Nolan ...... 4 1969 Al Schwartz ...... 60.0 2002 Alleva/DiLucchio ...... 5 1981 Todd Lamb ...... 7 1970 Steve Denison...... 80.0 2001 Ryan Caradonna ...... 130 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 2.09 2002 Jeff Alleva ...... 92 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 2.71 2003 Alleva/Schreiber ...... 4 1982 Seaton/Fay...... 6 1971 Craig Buschman ...... 46.1 2004 Tim Layden ...... 6 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 56.0 2003 Jeff Alleva ...... 95 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 4.34 1983 Ken Fay...... 9 2004 Zach Schreiber...... 100 1975 Kirk Louderback ...... 3.25 2005 Burke/Otero...... 5 1984 Soyer/Bromby ...... 6 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 66.1 2006 Danny Otero...... 5 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 74.2 2005 Greg Burke...... 126 1976 Jim Spanarkel ...... 2.73 1985 Scott Bromby ...... 8 2006 Tony Bajoczky ...... 120 1977 Pete Miller ...... 3.38 2007 Tony Bajoczky ...... 9 1986 Scott Bromby ...... 3 1975 Kirk Louderback ...... 61.0 2008 Currier/Manno ...... 6 1976 Kirk Louderback ...... 52.0 2007 Andrew Wolcott ...... 91 1978 Larry Brooks...... 3.50 1987 Kent Hetrick ...... 7 2008 Andrew Wolcott ...... 71 1979 Larry Brooks...... 2.73 Appearances 1988 Mike Trombley...... 6 1977 Ted Gardner ...... 47.0 1980 Don Mikush ...... 2.85 1989 Mike Trombley...... 5 1978 Don Mikush ...... 57.1 Strikeouts 1952 Joe Lewis ...... 17 1990 Mike Kotarski ...... 5 1979 Ed Nolan ...... 58.1 1981 Ken Fay...... 2.94 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 20 1952 Joe Lewis ...... 107 1982 Joe Seaton ...... 2.84 1991 Three players ...... 3 1980 Ed Nolan ...... 42.1 1954 Dick Kreutzer ...... 10 1981 Todd Lamb ...... 73.2 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 147 1983 James Long ...... 2.67 1992 Mike Kotarski ...... 4 1954 Tom Blackburn ...... 28 1956 Fatzinger/Burton ...... 10 1993 Harrell/Jackson ...... 5 1982 Ken Fay...... 73.1 1984 Scott Bromby ...... 2.10 1957 Dick Smallwood ...... 11 1955 Stats Not Available 1985 Alan Soyer ...... 4.31 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 5 1983 Ken Fay...... 95.0 1958 Dick Burton ...... 12 1984 Scott Bromby ...... 68.2 1956 Dick Smallwood ...... 54 1986 Mike Sikorski ...... 3.15 1995 Craig Starman ...... 3 1957 Dick Smallwood ...... 93 1959 Not Available 1996 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 3 1985 Scott Bromby ...... 95.0 1987 Don Fowler...... 3.61 1960 Not Available 1958 Dick Burton ...... 42 1988 Mike Trombley...... 4.98 1997 None 1986 Scott Bromby ...... 76.0 1961 Don Altman ...... 13 1987 Don Fowler...... 97.3 1959 Ron Kalish...... 50 1989 Tim Roberts ...... 1.78 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 5 1960 Don Altman ...... 58 1962 Dick Densmore ...... 13 1999 Stephen Cowie...... 3 1988 Mike Trombley...... 103.0 1990 Tim Rumor ...... 2.83 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 11 1961 Ronnie Kalish ...... 61 1991 Tony Runion ...... 3.66 2000 Ryan Caradonna ...... 2 1989 Mike Trombley...... 91.0 1964 Merrill Ambler ...... 9 1990 John Courtright ...... 87.1 1962 Dick Densmore ...... 68 1992 Craig Starman ...... 2.86 2001 Kevin Thompson ...... 1 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 64 1965 Jim Liccardo ...... 11 2002 Three players ...... 1 1991 John Courtright ...... 90.2 1993 Josh Shipman ...... 2.72 1966 Hill/Liccardo ...... 11 1964 Jay Hopkins ...... 27 1994 Craig Starman ...... 4.63 2003 Jeff Alleva ...... 2 1992 Mike Kotarski ...... 85.2 1967 Carter Hill ...... 12 1993 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 106.2 1965 Carter Hill ...... 26 1995 Brian Casey ...... 3.18 2004 Greg Burke...... 2 1966 Carter Hill ...... 48 1968 Jeff Mitchell ...... 11 2005 Greg Burke...... 1 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 91.2 1996 David Darwin...... 2.75 1969 Al Schwartz ...... 16 1995 David Darwin...... 93.0 1967 Carter Hill ...... 47 1997 Stephen Cowie...... 2.80 2006 Danny Otero...... 2 1968 Carle Felton ...... 41 1970 Denison/Felton ...... 12 2007 Tony Bajoczky ...... 1 1996 Scott Schoeneweis...... 92.0 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 2.85 1971 Craig Buschman ...... 11 1969 Al Schwartz ...... 40 1999 Teddy Sullivan ...... 4.39 2008 None 1997 Brad DuPree ...... 87.2 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 9 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 126.1 1970 Steve Denison...... 79 2000 Larry Broadway ...... 4.68 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 9 Saves 1999 Stephen Cowie...... 116.1 1971 Buschman/Munday ...... 31 2001 Zach Schreiber...... 4.50 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 11 2000 Ryan Caradonna ...... 111.1 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 41 2002 Justin DiLucchio ...... 4.91 1969 Al Schwartz ...... 2 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 25 1975 Kirk Louderback ...... 11 1970 Four Players...... 1 2001 Ryan Caradonna ...... 95.1 2003 Jim Perry ...... 1.75 1976 Louderback/Dewhirst ...... 10 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 36 2004 Jim Perry ...... 2.70 1971 Mickey Lozanoff ...... 2 2002 Tim Layden ...... 73.2 1977 Ted Gardner ...... 7 1972 Three Players...... 1 2003 Jeff Alleva ...... 78.0 1975 Tim Fremuth ...... 32 2005 Jim Perry ...... 5.36 1978 Carl Nelson ...... 10 1976 Kirk Louderback ...... 28 2006 Danny Otero...... 2.20 1973 None ...... 0 2004 Zach Schreiber...... 92.0 1979 Ed Nolan ...... 9 1974 Chuck Munday ...... 1 2005 Greg Burke...... 97.2 1977 Ted Gardner ...... 16 2007 Michael Seander...... 1.61 1980 Ed Nolan ...... 9 1978 Jim Donegan ...... 34 2008 Jonathan Foreman ...... 2.87 1975 Tim Fremuth ...... 1 2006 Tony Bajoczky ...... 91.2 1981 Ed Nolan ...... 12 1976 Bob Dewhirst...... 2 2007 Tony Bajoczky ...... 92.1 1979 Don Mikush ...... 35 Wins 1982 Ken Fay...... 10 1977 Pete Miller ...... 2 2008 Andrew Wolcott ...... 69.2 1980 Don Mikush ...... 34 1983 Ken Fay...... 11 1978 Brooks/Nolan ...... 1 1981 Todd Lamb ...... 68 1951 Joe Lewis ...... 8 1984 Alan Soyer ...... 10 1982 Todd Lamb ...... 41 1952 Joe Lewis ...... 12 1979 Dusty Baker ...... 1 Hits Allowed 1985 Mark Sikorski ...... 18 1980 Pfeifer/Nolan ...... 1 1951 Bob Davis...... 62 1983 Kenneth Fay...... 70 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 10 1986 Mark Sikorski ...... 24 1984 Scott Bromby ...... 45 1954 Harold Turner ...... 4 1981 Ed Nolan ...... 2 1952 Diz Davis ...... 76 1987 Witte/Fowler ...... 16 1982 None ...... 0 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 90 1985 Scott Bromby ...... 43 1956 Dick Smallwood ...... 6 1988 Trombley/Witte ...... 17 1986 Kent Hetrick ...... 68 1957 Smallwood/Burton ...... 6 1983 Fay/Zempolich ...... 1 1954 Tom Blackburn ...... 38 1989 Mike Trombley...... 15 1984 None ...... 0 1956 Dick Smallwood ...... 57 1987 Kent Hetrick ...... 85 1958 Dick Burton ...... 4 1990 Lenny Nieves ...... 24 1988 Mike Trombley...... 105 1959 Ron Kalish...... 5 1985 Mark Sikorski ...... 3 1957 Dick Smallwood ...... 74 1991 Lenny Nieves ...... 22 1986 Mark Sikorski ...... 10 1958 Dick Burton ...... 66 1989 Mike Trombley...... 89 1960 Don Altman ...... 8 1992 Mike Kotarski ...... 24 1990 John Courtright ...... 85 1961 Don Altman ...... 6 1987 Doug Davis ...... 3 1959 Ron Kalish...... 72 1993 Starman/Darwin ...... 20 1988 Troy Blackburn ...... 2 1960 Don Altman ...... 74 1991 John Courtright ...... 77 1962 Dick Densmore ...... 7 1994 Shipman/Barr ...... 23 1961 Don Altman ...... 74 1992 Mike Kotarski ...... 89 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 6 1989 Trombley/Griffi n ...... 1 1995 Brian Casey ...... 21 1990 John Courtright ...... 4 1962 Dick Densmore ...... 98 1993 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 110 1964 Stan Crisson ...... 2 1996 David Darwin...... 35 1963 Stan Crisson ...... 50 1994 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 69 1965 Jim Liccardo ...... 3 1991 Lenny Nieves ...... 3 1997 Clayton Connor ...... 22 1992 Mike Kotarski ...... 8 1964 Merrill Ambler ...... 55 1995 Richard Dishman ...... 81 1966 Carter Hill ...... 4 1998 Brad DuPree ...... 24 1965 Jim Liccardo ...... 75 1996 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 109 1967 Carter Hill ...... 3 1993 Ryan Jackson ...... 5 1999 Teddy Sullivan ...... 31 1994 Ryan Jackson ...... 4 1966 Jim Liccardo ...... 81 1997 Richard Dishman ...... 86 1968 Three Players...... 3 2000 Brad DuPree ...... 29 1967 Carter Hill ...... 92 1998 Stephen Cowie...... 111 1969 Phil Wilhelm ...... 4 1995 Casey/Fishburn ...... 2 2001 Kevin Perry ...... 27 1996 David Darwin...... 10 1968 Phil Wilhelm ...... 54 1999 Stephen Cowie...... 137 1970 Steve Denison...... 6 2002 Schreiber/Sember ...... 22 1969 Al Schwartz ...... 61 2000 Ryan Caradonna ...... 60 1971 Schwartz/Buschman ...... 3 1997 Vaughn Schill ...... 5 2003 Blake Walker ...... 31 1998 Vaughn Schill ...... 8 1970 Steve Denison...... 69 2001 Greg Burke...... 51 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 5 2004 Three Players...... 21 1999 Teddy Sullivan ...... 6 1971 Gordy Jackson ...... 43 2002 Greg Burke...... 57 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 3 2005 Perry/Bajoczky ...... 23 2000 Brad DuPree ...... 5 1972 Al Schwartz ...... 43 2003 Jeff Alleva ...... 62 1974 Four Players...... 2 2006 Tony Bajoczky ...... 24 2001 Jeff Alleva ...... 7 1973 Gordy Jackson ...... 55 2004 Tim Layden ...... 83 1975 Tim Fremuth ...... 3 2007 Michael Seander...... 28 2002 Paul DeMarco ...... 3 1974 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 74 2005 Greg Burke...... 94 1976 Chuck Baker ...... 2 2008 Michael Ness ...... 21 2003 Walker/Schreiber ...... 2 1975 Kirk Louderback ...... 70 2006 Tony Bajoczky ...... 56 1977 Carl Nelson ...... 3 2004 Danny Otero...... 4 1976 Kirk Louderback ...... 78 2007 Tony Bajoczky ...... 57 1978 Don Mikush ...... 5 COMPLETE GAMES 2005 Tony Bajoczky ...... 3 1977 Ted Gardner ...... 47 2008 Christopher Manno ...... 80 1979 Larry Brooks...... 4 1953 Joe Lewis ...... 10 2006 Three Players...... 1 1978 Don Mikush ...... 62 Stats not available from1948-50 and1955. 1980 Larry Brooks...... 4 1954 Turner/Goodman ...... 3 2007 Michael Seander...... 9 1979 Ed Nolan ...... 68 Saves were fi rst recorded in1969. 1981 Ken Fay...... 7 1957 Dick Smallwood ...... 6 2008 Alex Hassan...... 5 1980 Ed Nolan ...... 55 Current players in bold. 3377 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s — 1889 — — 1901 — Mar 24 Trinity Park HS W 13-0 — 1903 — — 1904— Overall: 0-0-1 Overall: 6-5-0 Mar 26 Lafayette L 2-8 Overall: 9-5-1 Overall: 14-3-2 Head Coach: Unknown Head Coach: Mr. Schock Mar 27 Lafayette W 10-4 Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale N/A Winston YMCA T 10-10 Mar 23 Horner’s School W 11-1 Mar 31 Davidson L 2-6 Mar 13 Trinity Park HS W 8-4 - Trinity Park HS W 9-1 - Oak Ridge W 9-1 Mar 27 Lafayette L 4-6 Apr 2 Lehigh W 9-1 Mar 19 Oak Ridge W 7-1 — 1890 — Apr 1 Bingham School W 25-1 Mar 25 Lafayette W 6-3 - Guilford W 17-2 Apr 4 Hobart W 4-2 - Lafayette W 7-2 Overall: 0-1-0 Apr 5 Wake Forest W 3-1 Apr 2 Gettysburg W 4-1

k Apr 10 A&M (NC State) W 10-7 - Maryland L 9-5 Head Coach: Unknown Apr 10 Cornell L 1-5 Apr 8 Guilford L 6-14 Apr 11 Boston (N.L.) L 1-16 - Syracuse W 4-1

o Sep 20 Guilford L 14-17 Apr 10 Lehigh L 3-17 Apr 17 South Carolina W 5-4 Apr 12 A&M (NC State) W 5-2 - Gettysburg W 6-1 Apr 17 Harvard L 0-12 Apr 23 Charlotte (league) W 8-3 o Apr 14 Wake Forest W 7-1 - Gettysburg W 6-4 — 1891 — Apr 18 Harvard L 2-7 Apr 27 Davidson W 5-2 - Guilford W 2-1

b Apr 16 Guilford W 13-0 Overall: 2-0-0 Apr 20 Wake Forest L 8-6 Apr 30 Davidson W 4-2 - Wake Forest W 11-9 Head Coach: Unknown Apr 26 Georgia W 13-1 Apr 19 Richmond W 8-4 May 1 Mercer T 4-4 - Wake Forest W 1-1 Apr 17 UNC W Apr 22 Wake Forest W 8-1 - A&M (NC State) L 4-5 d Apr 28 Trinity Park HS W 13-0 May 2 Mercer L 0-5 Apr 18 UNC W - Wake Forest T 4-4 May 4 Maryland W 14-9 Apr 24 Durham (league) L 5-8 May 4 Georgia Tech L 0-10 r Apr 25 Durham (league) W 7-3 May 5 Georgia L 4-5 - A&M (NC State) W 10-4 - Wofford W 4-3 o — 1896 — — 1902— Apr 28 Guilford L 3-7 May 7 Wofford W 8-4 Overall: 7-1-0 May 8 South Carolina L 7-10 - Wofford T 3-3 c Overall: 12-8-0 Apr 29 Greensboro (league) L 5-7 Head Coach: Unknown - Furman W 3-1 Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale Apr 30 Charlotte (league) L 1-11 - Clemson L 8-14 e Wake Forest N/A Mar 22 Horner’s School W 17-0 Other scores not available May 1 Wofford L 3-4 - Wofford W 6-1 r record book — 1897 — Overall: 7-3-0 Offensive And Fielding Stats: Year-by-Year Head Coach: Unknown Apr 2 Oak Ridge W 22-3 Year AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB SO OB% SB AT SB% FLD % Apr 5 Brooklyn (N.L.) L 2-18 1958 .219 20 664 79 146 23 5 8 70 203 .305 ------Apr 7 Brooklyn (N.L.) L 1-13 1959 .219 25 796 100 175 16 10 9 78 238 .298 ------Apr 10 A&M (NC State) W 7-3 1960 .206 22 719 101 148 21 7 10 77 221 .307 ------Apr 17 Guilford W 7-5 1961 .258 27 895 142 230 33 9 14 114 323 .361 ------Apr 19 Guilford W 17-7 Apr 28 Wake Forest L 5-8 1962 .245 26 833 154 204 30 8 8 127 274 .329 ------Franklin (Va.) W 16-5 1963 .252 25 857 139 216 29 6 16 112 305 .356 ------May 15 Presbyterian HS W 10-1 1964 .210 25 828 82 174 16 4 7 69 219 .264 - - - 7 - - May 22 Wake Forest W 11-1 1965 .204 25 832 69 170 28 10 2 54 224 .269 ------— 1898 — 1966 .209 24 809 88 169 24 3 6 70 226 .279 102 166 - 7 - - Overall: 4-4-1 1967 .224 29 927 103 208 26 12 7 83 279 .301 104 171 - - - - Head Coach: Unknown 1968 .244 31 904 139 221 41 10 10 123 312 .345 122 205 - 46 - - Mar 19 William Bingham W 1969 .236 33 959 114 226 27 9 7 100 292 .305 136 186 - 44 - - Mar 23 North Carolina L 0-6 1970 .230 33 956 142 220 33 9 7 114 292 .305 145 204 - 50 - .937 Mar 26 Wake Forest L 8-9 Apr 2 Guilford W 14-3 1971 .246 29 900 120 221 26 10 6 106 280 .311 128 224 - 32 - .940 Apr 4 Guilford T 1972 .242 28 863 125 209 26 17 6 96 287 .332 133 176 - 24 - .943 Apr 12 Johns Hopkins W 14-4 1973 .216 24 717 60 155 13 5 0 50 178 .248 86 159 - 6 - .926 Apr 15 Wake Forest L 1974 .216 25 741 90 160 20 9 2 74 211 .284 122 163 - 19 - .928 Apr 22 North Carolina W 9-2 1975 .222 27 816 106 181 23 3 6 90 205 .251 103 179 - 19 - .921 Apr 23 North Carolina L 1976 .236 30 891 105 210 21 6 2 85 241 .270 139 145 - 17 - .933 — 1899 — 1977 .247 25 764 95 189 28 8 14 81 275 .360 85 189 - 21 - .942 Overall: 11-6-0 1978 .258 33 993 162 256 43 8 15 147 360 .362 136 161 - 33 - .936 Head Coach: Unknown 1979 .269 30 888 137 239 33 19 20 126 379 .426 108 180 - 28 - .941 Mar 9 Horner’s School W 10-1 Mar 20 Mebane W 16-0 1980 .315 28 940 231 297 48 15 15 194 420 .446 137 151 - 68 73 .932 - Mar 29 Lafayette W 10-9 1981 .320 39 1331 313 426 48 26 26 265 683 .513 204 195 - 106 118 .898 .960 Mar 30 Lafayette L 5-6 1982 .294 30 1021 220 300 34 17 33 190 467 .457 196 159 - 59 69 .855 - Mar 31 Boston (N.L.) L 4-11 1983 .310 27 980 246 304 40 10 34 211 432 .441 153 158 - 38 46 ..826 .947 Apr 2 Boston (N.L.) L 5-16 1984 .316 38 1237 321 391 66 24 35 272 610 .493 158 156 - 75 84 .893 .952 Apr 3 Boston (N.L.) L 1-11 Apr 5 Boston (N.L.) L 1-19 1985 .278 36 1213 231 337 47 14 10 186 452 .373 158 215 - 76 93 .817 .944 Apr 10 Georgia W 5-2 1986 .271 42 1407 243 381 50 8 10 203 477 .339 143 193 - 92 125 .736 .963 Apr 11 Georgia W 8-2 1987 .274 45 1479 247 405 75 13 14 199 549 .371 212 284 .372 89 136 .654 .932 Apr 12 Atlanta Firemen W 11-4 1988 .267 45 1477 246 394 54 14 34 220 578 .391 210 292 .366 15 24 .625 .929 Apr 13 Mercer L 4-5 1989 .275 43 1332 238 366 70 16 12 188 504 .378 179 192 .360 43 58 .741 .948 Apr 14 Mercer W 8-4 Apr 15 Augusta YMCA W 11-8 1990 .287 53 1748 341 502 79 22 36 282 733 .419 212 240 .372 95 120 .792 .945 Apr 20 Roanoke W 17-1 1991 .295 51 1683 291 497 83 14 27 243 689 .409 210 231 .382 63 85 .741 .955 Apr 21 Maryland W 6-1 1992 .291 54 1786 392 520 84 30 37 321 775 .434 232 263 .382 86 124 .694 .970 Apr 29 Wake Forest W 9-1 1993 .288 59 1950 401 562 109 23 51 348 870 .446 270 280 .377 85 115 .739 .970 Virginia No Data 1994 .323 53 1888 476 610 120 19 90 429 1038 .550 247 316 .411 44 62 .710 .965 — 1900 — 1995 .299 57 1925 387 575 99 19 38 324 826 .429 261 311 .390 65 85 .765 .957 Overall: 8-4-0 1996 .309 57 1930 422 596 106 21 47 386 885 .459 233 315 .394 35 41 .854 .960 Head Coach: Unknown 1997 .308 58 2021 424 623 114 20 59 370 954 .472 245 319 .389 22 36 .611 .966 Mar 23 Horner’s School L 0-8 1998 .318 58 2052 464 652 136 16 81 423 1063 .518 304 348 .416 43 50 .860 .962 Mar 29 Lafayette W 6-5 Mar 30 Lafayette L 3-10 1999 .294 55 1819 326 535 100 12 23 285 728 .400 235 359 .380 20 34 .588 .952 Apr 3 Cornell L 7-8 2000 .282 58 1952 281 550 120 10 28 250 774 .397 214 350 .359 47 78 .603 .961 Apr 7 Wake Forest W 10-2 2001 .295 56 1923 332 567 100 7 24 298 753 .392 212 353 .367 52 78 .667 .954 Apr 10 Horner’s School L 2-6 2002 .291 58 2069 383 602 116 16 37 352 861 .416 250 408 .373 35 54 .648 .957 Apr 13 Lehigh W 4-3 2003 .271 54 1821 249 493 100 10 14 220 655 .360 155 353 .338 52 75 .693 .950 Apr 16 Horner’s School W 6-3 Apr 18 Tennessee No Data 2004 .267 56 1925 307 514 99 13 19 255 696 .362 212 370 .349 53 77 .688 .958 Apr 24 Oak Ridge W 7-3 2005 .263 53 1787 257 470 84 10 18 224 628 .351 190 402 .342 59 77 .766 .950 Apr 26 Bingham School W 2-1 2006 .269 55 1915 280 516 76 18 28 260 712 .372 148 404 .335 48 68 .706 .959 May 1 Wake Forest W 6-1 2007 .302 54 1862 347 562 116 15 31 322 801 .430 203 332 .380 69 92 750 .962 May 3 Maryland W 3-2 2008 .299 56 1961 390 587 120 8 35 336 828 .422 198 299 .382 58 74 .784 .978 3388 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s — 1905 — May 1 A&M (NC State) W 2-1 - Virginia W 4-2 - Virginia L 1-2 - Cornell L 3-6 Overall: 14-6-1 May 2 Wake Forest W 1-1 - Clemson W 7-1 - Washington & Lee L 3-4 - Cornell T 3-3 Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale May 15 Wake Forest L 0-1 - Concord (local) L 1-5 - VMI W 4-2 - Colgate W 9-1 Mar 17 Trinity Park HS W 11-2 - George Washington W 9-8 - Colgate W 4-3 Mar 27 Bingham W 8-2 — 1906 — — 1907 — - Georgetown L 1-4 - Dartmouth W 10-1 Mar 29 Lafayette L 1-2 Overall: 8-7-0 Overall: 19-8-0 - Wake Forest W 15-4 - Dartmouth L 1-5

Mar 30 Lafayette W 9-5 Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale Head Coach: Otis Stocksdale - A&M (NC State) W 4-2 - Georgia Tech W 2-1 r record book

Apr 1 Wake Forest W 4-1 Mar 17 Trinity Park HS W 7-1 - Trinity Park HS W 13-0 - Wake Forest W 5-1 - Georgia Tech W 5-1 e Apr 4 Washington & Lee W 9-3 - Bingham W 5-1 - Bingham W 15-0 - Wake Forest W 10-2 - Mercer W 5-1 Apr 7 Mercer T 0-0 - Lafayette No Data - Lafayette L 3-4 - Clemson W 5-4 - Georgia Tech L 2-3 c

Apr 8 Mercer W 5-1 - Davidson L 1-2 - Lafayette L 3-4 - Clemson L 0-3 - Delaware W 1-1 o Apr 10 Georgia Tech L 2-3 - A&M (NC State) W 5-2 - Cornell W 1-1 - Central U. Of Ky. L 1-6 - St. John’s W 6-1 Apr 11 Furman W 4-3 - Georgia Tech W 10-1 - Cornell W 3-2 - Central U. Of Ky. W 11-1 - Roanoke W 13-1 r Apr 12 Clemson L 3-4 - Georgia Tech L 1-5 - A&M (NC State) W 5-1 - Clemson W 5-3 d

Apr 13 Wofford L 0-1 - Mercer L 3-5 - Delaware W 7-2 — 1908 — - Clemson W 1-1

Apr 14 Wofford W 4-1 - Georgia Tech L 2-4 - Wake Forest W 6-3 Overall: 17-3-1 - Trinity Park HS W 7-1 b Apr 17 Syracuse W 1-1 - Clemson L 4-13 - A&M (NC State) L 0-5 Head Coach: M.T. Adkins - Eastern Coll. of Va. W 10-1 Apr 18 Syracuse W 2-1 - Harvard W 6-5 - VPI W 13-0 - Trinity Park HS W 6-3 o

Apr 20 Wake Forest L 1-5 - A&M (NC State) W 6-1 - George Washington W 6-1 - Elon W 15-1 — 1909 — o Apr 25 Furman W 7-1 - St. John’s L 3-4 - George Washington W 5-2 - Lafayette W 4-3 Overall: 18-7-0 Apr 27 St. John’s W 2-1 - St. John’s L 1-3 - Richmond W 4-1 - Randolph-Macon W 7-1 Head Coach: M.T. Adkins k - Philadelphia (N.L.) L 0-6 - Trinity Park HS W 7-2 Pitching Stats: Year-by-Year - Bingham W 17-0 Year ERA W-L APP CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO BF B/AVG WP HBP - Amherst L 5-7 1958 3.42 9-11 20 8 - - 176.1 176 93 67 88 112 - - - - - Amherst W 6-1 1959 4.31 9-16 25 - - - 212.2 217 143 103 110 137 - - - - - Lafayette W 2-1 1960 2.59 13-8 21 - - - 197.2 180 84 57 88 153 - - - - - Lafayette W 10-1 - Lafayette W 3-1 1961 2.77 16-11 27 - - - 233.1 199 102 72 93 158 - - - - - Randolph Macon L 1-4 1962 4.01 13-12 25 13 - - 229.0 236 138 102 85 150 - - - - - Delaware W 20-4 1963 2.25 15-10 25 15 - - 224.0 185 92 56 73 136 - - - - - Delaware W 2-1 1964 4.43 4-21 25 9 - - 219.1 235 143 108 83 94 - - - - - St. John’s W 7-1 - Georgia Tech L 1-3 1965 3.12 8-17 25 12 - - 219.0 219 120 76 94 106 - - - - - Georgia Tech W - 1966 3.68 8-16 24 13 - - 213.0 198 135 87 106 108 - - - - - Mercer W 5-2 1967 3.73 9-20 29 11 - - 239.0 255 148 99 125 129 - - - - - Mercer W - 1968 4.89 12-19 31 6 - - 239.1 256 161 130 160 168 - .276 - - - Clemson W 4-1 - Furman W - 1969 3.04 14-18 33 11 - 4 253.1 226 154 86 121 156 - .235 - - - Clemson W - 1970 2.30 17-16 33 12 - 4 266.1 217 120 68 144 234 - .215 - - - Clemson W - 1971 2.61 15-14 29 7 - 5 241.0 213 120 70 114 156 - .233 - - - Centraul U. of Ky. W 3-2 1972 4.44 12-16 28 8 - 3 221.1 237 155 109 125 132 - .274 18 - - Centraul U. of Ky. W 4-1 1973 3.92 7-17 24 11 - 0 192.2 216 134 84 69 78 - .280 - - - Raleigh (league) L 0-7 - Raleigh (league) L 4-12 1974 4.46 9-16 25 12 - 1 204.0 213 142 101 108 117 - .269 - - (Fall) Hosiery Mill L 1-9 1975 5.13 9-18 27 14 - 1 214.0 202 186 122 118 98 - .232 - - — 1910 — 1976 5.76 7-23 30 6 - 4 239.0 271 214 153 169 107 - .290 - - Overall: 16-10-3 1977 5.24 9-16 25 10 - 3 201.0 216 153 117 133 77 - .272 - - Head Coach: M.T. Adkins - Trinity Park HS W 10-1 1978 6.33 12-21 33 15 - 2 257.1 319 241 181 166 119 - .294 - - - Philadelphia (N.L.) L 0-11 1979 4.74 12-18 30 16 - 1 220.0 242 160 116 107 99 - .277 - - - Atlantic Christian W 7-1 1980 4.34 17-11 28 11 1 2 226.0 247 163 109 93 111 - .276 8 2 - Lafayette L 1-5 1981 3.40 29-10 39 19 - 4 327.1 288 173 124 165 209 - .233 - - - Lafayette W 2-1 - Amherst W 3-1 1982 4.19 16-13 30 20 1 0 259.2 254 164 121 151 145 - .255 - - - Amherst W 1-1 1983 4.25 14-12 27 18 - 2 233.0 248 170 110 139 157 - .271 - - - Wake Forest L 3-4 1984 4.25 25-13 38 27 - 0 309.0 330 186 146 135 186 - .274 19 20 - Trinity (Conn) L 1-2 1985 5.07 18-15 36 16 - 3 309.0 366 220 174 114 155 - .289 15 17 - Trinity (Conn) L 1-2 1986 4.13 25-17 42 9 - 11 368.3 386 216 169 164 259 - .247 - - - Richmond W 5-2 - Hampden Sidney W 5-1 1987 4.89 18-26 45 16 - 4 385.0 409 276 209 168 276 - .264 36 11 - Clemson L 1-2 1988 6.83 10-35 45 8 - 3 366.1 500 384 278 217 260 - .325 44 22 - Clemson W 14-3 1989 3.93 20-23 43 11 - 0 337.0 339 204 147 98 267 - .315 22 29 - Georgia W 3-2 1990 4.49 28-24 52 8 3 5 437.1 468 301 218 222 354 2021 .270 39 31 - Georgia W 6-3 - Mercer L 4-7 1991 4.69 24-27 51 12 5 4 428.0 490 296 223 180 334 1962 .287 46 29 - Wake Forest W 6-4 1992 4.53 38-16 54 11 3 11 462.2 483 270 233 154 333 2026 .270 42 32 - Kentucky State W 5-2 1993 3.32 39-19 59 13 8 10 512.0 520 234 189 136 350 2176 .264 37 26 - Kentucky State T 2-2 1994 5.52 33-20 53 11 1 7 462.2 590 329 284 159 292 2142 .306 34 23 - Wake Forest L 1-5 - Georgia W 5-2 1995 5.12 30-27 57 6 2 7 487.1 559 364 277 209 358 2266 .286 37 43 - Georgia T 1-1 1996 4.27 39-18 57 5 9 12 472.0 486 268 224 186 434 2097 .263 34 30 - Eastern W 6-1 1997 5.09 33-25 58 0 3 8 500.1 543 342 283 205 415 2257 .277 52 41 - Eastern W 5-4 1998 4.69 38-20 58 8 1 12 508.0 458 319 265 192 395 2276 .274 32 36 - Central U of Ky. L 1-3 1999 6.30 24-31 55 6 5 6 454.0 575 383 318 169 414 2142 .308 42 57 - Central U of Ky. T 1-1 - Washington & Lee W 2-1 2000 6.27 17-41 58 3 1 10 503.2 665 410 351 210 283 2387 .321 50 44 - Washington & Lee L 0-1 2001 6.11 23-33 56 1 3 10 484.2 666 427 329 185 287 2029 .328 44 46 2002 6.31 24-34 58 3 - 9 511.0 677 450 358 202 342 2123 .319 24 59 — 1911 — 2003 5.72 18-36 54 3 1 5 468.2 583 405 298 209 368 2084 .303 50 64 Overall: 16-9-0 Head Coach: M.T. Adkins 2004 5.06 25-31 56 4 1 12 501.1 589 356 282 180 410 2026 .291 46 40 - Trinity Park HS W 6-1 2005 6.72 14-39 53 1 1 6 461.0 610 443 344 181 330 1944 .314 43 50 - Elon W 7-2 2006 7.04 15-40 55 3 1 3 487.0 659 458 381 180 290 2031 .324 34 77 - Lafayette W 8-2 2007 4.50 29-25 54 1 0 12 477.2 517 311 239 168 301 2102 .275 20 56 - Lafayette L 6-11 - Amherst W 4-1 2008 3.71 37-18 56 0 4 12 493 483 244 203 161 364 2136 0.257 27 50 - Amherst L 0-2 3399 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s - Wake Forest W 9-1 - Williams and Mary W 10-1 -— 1919 — - Maryland W 10-7 - William and Mary L 4-11 - Swathmore W 5-4 - Vermont L 0-2 O-erall: 19-4-2 - Fordham W 8-6 - Virginia L 5-8 - Swathmore W 8-4 - Penn State L 1-5 Head Coach: Lee Gooch - Rhode island W 15-7 - Navy W 11-6 - Wake Forest L 4-6 - A&M (NC State) L 0-1 - Lenoir W 21-0 - Rhode island W 7-2 - Wake Forest L 0-9 - Wake Forest W 6-2 - West Virginia W 7-2 - NC State W 5-2 - Lehigh L 0-12 - Furman L 7-8 - Richmond W 8-2 - Davidson W 3-2 - Wake Forest L 2-3 - NC State W 6-5 - Clemson L 3-10 - Delaware W 8-4 - Georgia W 8-6 - Wake Forest W 9-7 - Washington & Lee L 3-12 - Davidson W 8-5 k - USS Franklin W 10-4 - Wake Forest W 14-2 - Guilford W - - VMI W 3-1 - Wake Forest L 1-6 - North Carolina L 7-8 - North Carolina L 7-8 o - Georgia W 1-1 - Wofford L 0-5 - Furman W 4-1 - North Carolina W 17-9 - Georgia L 3-7 - Wofford W 5-3 - Wofford L 2-3 o — 1923 — - NC State W 3-2 - Georgia Tech W 3-2 - Davidson W 6-4 - Clemson W 8-2

b Overall: 17-4-0 - Wake Forest L 0-11 - Georgia Tech L 1-4 - Richmond L 2-3 - Clemson W 3-1

- South Carolina W 9-1 Head Coach: Howard Jones - Mercer L 4-9 - Georgetown L 1-10 - South Carolina W 4-1 - Catawba W 10-1 — 1927 — d - Mercer L 4-7 - Virginia L 3-13 - Davidson W 9-2 - NYU W 11-4 Overall: 8-10-0

r - Clemson W 7-1 - Washington & Lee L 7-10 - Guilford W 11-2 - Reading L 5-8 Head Coach: G.B. Whitted - Clemson W 8-5 - Washington & Lee L 1-6 - Furman W 2-1 - Washington & Lee L 6-9

o - Moose Club L 2-4 - VPI W 3-1 - VMI W 5-3 - Elon W - - Auburn L 3-5 - Washington & Lee L 4-6 c - VPI L 0-7 - Wake Forest L 2-5 - Davidson W 6-2 - Auburn W 9-7 - Davidson W 11-5 - Washington & Lee L 6-9 - A&M (NC State) L 4-14 e - NC State W - - NGAC W 7-4 - Durham Bulls W 9-2 - Moose Club L 1-2 - Georgia W 2-1 - Wake Forest W 5-2 r record book — 1912 — — 1915 — - Moose Club W 4-1 - Clemson W 9-1 - Penn State L 9-10 Overall: 11-13-0 Overall: 8-9-1 - Davidson W 2-1 - South Carolina W 20-2 - Penn L 5-12 Head Coach: M.T. Adkins Head Coach: Claude West - Wake Forest W - - Guilford W 11-1 - Durham Bulls L 2-3 - Catawba W 5-4 - Vermont W 6-2 - South Carolina W 4-1 - North Carolina W 5-2 - North Carolina W 8-7 - Elon W 7-6 - Lafayette L 1-4 - Moose Club W 9-3 - Wake Forest W 5-3 - North Carolina L 1-10 - Lafayette L 6-11 - Amherst W 7-1 - North Carolina T 0-0 - Elon W 18-0 - Davidson W 11-1 - Atlantic Christian W 3-2 - Penn State L 1-2 - North Carolina T 2-2 - Lenoir W 9-1 - NC State W 5-3 - Wake Forest L 1-2 - Weaver L 4-8 - Davidson W 1-1 - NC State W 7-4 - Wake Forest W 5-2 - Maryland W 7-4 - Vermont W 2-1 - Wake Forest W 4-3 — 1920 — - NC State W 10-6 - Georgetown L 1-12 - Swathmore W 15-12 - A&M (NC State) T 4-4 Overall: 10-9-0 - NC State W 3-1 - Navy No Data - Amherst L 2-7 - Virginia L 6-10 Head Coach: Chick Doak - Lenoir W 7-2 - Davidson L 3-4 - VPI L 5-6 - Amherst W 8-3 - Richmond W 6-1 - North Carolina L 3-5 - Wake Forest L 6-9 - Guilford L 5-6 - Wake Forest L 6-7 - Elon W 9-2 - Guilford W 10-1 - North Carolina L 4-6 - Trinity Park HS L 1-2 - Georgia W 8-2 — 1924 — - Wake Forest W 4-1 - Randolph Macon W 7-4 - Wake Forest W 8-5 Overall: 14-4-0 — 1928 — - Durham Bulls W 5-3 - Wake Forest W 6-4 - South Carolina W 18-5 Head Coach: Howard Jones Overall: 13-7-1 - VPI L 5-6 - Guilford L 3-4 - Virginia L 10-11 - Elon W 13-2 Head Coach: G.B. Whitted - VPI L 5-6 - Wake Forest L 4-9 - VMI W 7-1 - Guilford W 8-1 - Penn State W 6-1 - Washington & Lee W 4-1 - Georgia L 1-2 - Roanoke L 0-1 - Wake Forest W 3-1 - Washington & Lee W 5-3 - VMI L 2-5 - Georgia L 0-12 - VPI L 3-7 - Davidson W 5-1 - Washington & Lee L 10-12 - Randolph Macon W 4-1 - VPI L 0-8 - VPI L 2-5 - Lenoir L 1-2 - Penn W 7-6 - William and Mary L 1-2 - William and Mary W 7-4 - NC State W 7-4 - Penn T 8-8 - NC State L 2-4 - Wake Forest W 8-3 - Princeton L 3-4 - VMI W 8-2 — 1916 — - North Carolina L 0-1 - Washington & Lee L 4-7 Overall: 6-17-2 - North Carolina L 0-1 - Penn W 2-1 - Durham Bulls L 1-5 - Durham Bulls L 3-8 - Princeton No Data - Washington & Lee L 0-4 Head Coach: Claude West - Davidson W 4-2 - Catholic U L - - Wake Forest W 4-3 - Wofford W 10-2 - NC State L 4-8 - NC State No Data - Presbyterian W 5-4 - Furman L 3-4 - Randolph Macon W 3-2 - William and Mary W 10-2 - Elon L 1-9 - VPI W 7-5 - South Carolina W 10-4 - Wake Forest L 1-4 - Guilford W 11-7 - Auburn W 4-2 - Davidson W 2-1 — 1913 — - Wake Forest T 9-9 - Wake Forest W 3-1 - Florida W 11-6 - Georgia No Data Overall: 16-14-0 - A&M (NC State) L 0-4 - North Carolina L 1-2 - Stetson W 5-1 - Georgia No Data Head Coach: M.T. Adkins - Guilford L 1-2 - NC State L 2-6 - Virginia W 11-1 - Princeton L 2-7 - Davidson W 4-2 — 1921 — - North Carolina W 4-3 - Penn W 6-1 - Winston(league) W 4-1 - Davidson L 10-18 Overall: 10-8-1 - Wake Forest W 8-2 - Navy W 5-1 - Wake Forest L 7-13 - Georgia L 1-5 Head Coach: Pat Egan - Maryland W 6-2 - Wake Forest L 2-3 - Georgia T 6-6 - NYU W 10-5 — 1925 — - Georgetown L 5-14 - A&M (NC State) L 4-5 - Clemson L 6-16 - NYU L 5-11 Overall: 9-9-0 - North Carolina W 13-1 - VMI W 10-5 - Clemson W 6-4 - Durham All-Stars W 5-2 Head Coach: Bill Towe - Davidson W 9-7 - Washington & Lee L 3-6 - A&M (NC State) L 1-5 - Wofford W 8-1 - Elon W 16-0 - Wake Forest W 3-1 - Virginia L 3-8 - Durham Bulls L 6-7 - Wake Forest L 3-4 - NC State L 4-5 - NC State L 10-11 - Catholic L 4-9 - Guilford L 4-9 - Florida W 6-2 - Greensboro (league) L 2-17 - North Carolina W 7-5 - Med. of Va. L 0-5 - Davidson L 0-7 - Maryland W 3-2 - Wake Forest L 3-4 - Davidson W 8-7 - Georgia L 1-10 - North Carolina L 2-4 - Navy L 1-4 — 1929 — - Elon W 4-2 - Georgia L 1-7 - NC State L 3-10 - Durham Bulls L 3-4 Overall: 13-5-0 - Penn State W 4-3 - Clemson L 0-3 - Davidson W 4-1 - Guilford W 9-4 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Elon W 5-1 - Providence (league) L 0-5 - Clemson L 3-13 - Davidson W 9-2 - Penn State No Data - Maryland L 0-1 - Lafayette W 5-4 - Georgia Tech L 3-13 - NC State L 4-9 - Penn State W 2-1 - Mt. St. mary’s L 2-5 - Lafayette W 5-3 - Georgia Tech L 0-5 - VMI L 4-8 - Penn State L 4-6 - Swarthmore W 4-3 - Johns Hopkins W 15-1 - Penn L 1-5 - Amherest W 10-1 - Washington & Lee W 6-2 - Delaware T 0-0 - North Carolina W 5-2 - Penn L 6-7 - Eastern W 15-2 - Washington & Lee L 1-8 - NYU W 2-1 - North Carolina L 6-7 - Washington & Lee W 13-0 - Amherst W 7-1 - Furman L 6-7 - Wake Forest W 3-1 - Wake Forest W 8-6 - Wake Forest W 2-1 - Durham (league) L 4-11 - NC State L 3-9 - Davidson W 9-8 - Wofford W 5-1 - Wake Forest L 0-4 — 1917 — - North Carolina L 2-6 - Guilford W 9-4 - NC State W 10-5 - VPI W 4-3 Overall: 3-7-1 - NC State L 2-8 - Wake Forest W 9-2 - VPI W 8-4 Head Coach: Heine Manush — 1922 — - North Carolina W 10-5 - Davidson W 6-4 - A&M (NC State) L 6-7 - W. Va.-Wesleyan W 5-4 Overall: 12-6-0 - North Carolina W 9-6 - Guilford L 3-7 - Haverford W 6-1 Head Coach: H.G. Steiner — 1926 — - Penn L 4-9 - Wofford W 3-2 - NC State L 2-7 - Wake Forest L 5-9 Overall: 7-12-0 - Villanova W 3-2 - Wofford W 6-1 - Durham Bulls L 3-10 - Erskine W 8-1 Head Coach: G.B. Whitted - Princeton No Data - Washington & Lee W 8-7 - Davidson W 6-2 - Furman W 12-2 - Elon W 11-5 - NYU No Data - Yale L 2-9 - Davidson W 9-1 - Alumni L 1-13 - Fordham No Data — 1914 — - NC State L 1-10 - Delaware W 18-3 - Durham L 3-8 - Navy L 4-6 Overall: 10-11-0 - Durham Bulls L 5-6 - Guilford W 16-0 - Davidson W 13-2 - Virginia W 12-2 Head Coach: M.T. Adkins - Guilford L 4-6 - North Carolina L 5-9 - South Carolina W 5-3 - Washington & Lee W 5-3 Trinity Park HS W 15-2 - Davidson T 3-3 - VPI L 1-3 - North Carolina L 4-5 - NC State W 8-3 Elon W 7-1 - Lenoir W 6-2 - Richmond W 8-6 - NC State L 4-5 - North Carolina W 8-5 4400 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s — 1930 — - Davidson L 3-9 - NC State W 14-3 - Wake Forest W 14-5 - Clemson W 5-2 Overall: 17-5-0 - North Carolina L 1-2 - Davidson W 7-1 - NC State W 5-1 - Clemson W 14-3 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Davidson W 7-4 - Davidson W 3-1 - Wake Forest W 6-5 - Furman W 19-13 - Springfi eld W 7-5 - Wake Forest W 4-2 - NC State W 6-4 - NC State W 7-4 - Cornell W 7-3 - Washington & Lee W 15-2 - North Carolina L 1-2 - Wake Forest L 2-6 - Davidson W 8-5 - Maryland W 8-3 - Cornell W 10-3 - VPI No Data - Wake Forest L 3-13 - Davidson W 12-4 - Maryland W 5-3

- Navy W 12-6 - Maryland No Data - Wake Forest L 10-13 - Maryland L 8-9 - Virginia Tech L 6-10 r record book

- Wake Forest W 9-3 - George Washington No Data - Wake Forest W 8-2 - Princeton W 5-3 - South Carolina W 13-0 e - Maryland W 5-2 - Maryland L 8-13 - Army W 5-3 - Davidson W 9-3 - NC State L 5-6 — 1934 — - Princeton W 6-4 - St. Johns W 12-4 - Wake Forest W 6-4 c

- Wake Forest W 6-2 Overall: 20-4-0 - Army W 16-4 - Penn A.C. W 4-2 - NC State W 5-4 o - Georgia L 6-7 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - St. Johns W 7-1 - Navy W 8-7 - Wake Forest L 8-9 - West Virginia W 22-11 - Michigan State W 14-4 - Rutgers W 14-1 - NC State W 10-1 - Davidson W 10-3 r - Georgia W 9-8 - Clemson W 7-5 - Navy W 17-1 - North Carolilna W 6-5 - NC State W 3-2 d

- North Carolina W 14-5 - Clemson L 5-10 - NC State L 3-6 - North Carolina W 21-14 - Hanes Knitters L 10-13

- Penn W 9-5 - South Carolina W 3-2 - North Carolina L 6-7 - North Carolina W 12-4 - Wake Forest L 2-6 b - Villanova W 14-2 - South Carolina W 14-4 - North Carolina W 5-4 - Elon W 3-1 - North Carolina L 4-5 - Princeton W 1-1 - NC State W 7-5 - Washington & Lee No Data - North Carolina L 2-3 o

- NYU L 7-12 - Davidson L 4-5 — 1937 — - Wake Forest No Data - Furman W 19-13 o - Navy L 7-8 - Davidson W 12-1 Overall: 22-2-0 - Lancaster Club No Data - Virginia W 15-8 - Guilford W 11-7 Head Coach: Jack Coombs — 1940 — - North Carolina L 2-3 k - NC State W 3-2 - NC State W 6-5 - V.P.I. W 10-4 Overall: 16-7-0 - Davidson L 0-5 - Wake Forest W 5-1 - V.P.I. W 4-2 Head Coach: Jack Coombs — 1943 — - Davidson W 7-1 - Davidson W 5-1 - Michigan State W 12-7 - Pennsylvania W 19-6 Overall: 8-4-0 - North Carolina W 15-2 - Davidson W 4-2 - Davidson W 16-11 - Pennsylvania W 8-7 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - NC State W 4-1 - Davidson W 29-4 - West Chester W 2-1 Apr 7 NC State W 15-10 — 1931 — - Georgetown W 16-1 - Rutgers W 16-7 - Colby W 8-1 Apr 10 Carolina Pre-Flight L 0-4 Overall: 11-4-0 - Maryland W 7-1 - Elon W 9-1 - Pittsburgh W 10-9 Apr 16 Carolina L 2-5 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Princeton W 7-4 - NC State W 12-3 - Harvard W 14-0 Apr 17 NC State W 9-1 - Cornell W 7-1 - Temple W 13-5 - Davidson W 7-2 - May Hosiery L 1-5 Apr 21 Carolina Pre-Flight W 7-1 - Penn State W 6-5 - Wake Forest W 12-8 - Davidson W 13-0 - Washington & Lee W 19-0 Apr 23 Norfolk Air Station W 10-1 - Wake Forest W 3-1 - Wake Forest W 11-7 - Wake Forest L 2-5 - Michigan W 13-6 Apr 24 Carolina L 6-8 - NC State W 5-3 - Wake Forest W 6-3 - NC State W 8-5 - Davidson W 12-2 Apr 26 Davidson W 15-1 - Wake Forest W 7-2 - North Carolina L 3-4 - Wake Forest W 6-3 - Wake Forest L 3-17 Apr 29 NC State W 9-5 - Davidson W 4-1 - North Carolina W 15-1 - Wake Forest W 4-1 - Davidson W 24-2 May 3 Carolina L 3-10 - Penn L 10-11 - North Carolina L 4-7 - Maryland W 2-1 - NC State W 5-2 May 8 NC State W 16-4 - Princeton W 6-5 - Maryland No Data - W. Chester Teachers L 9-13 - Wake Forest L 1-6 May 10 Carolina W 9-4 - Fordham L 2-3 - NC State No Data - Princeton W 8-1 - Maryland L 1-6 - NYU W 12-11 - Elon No Data - St. Johns W 3-1 - Princeton W 5-4 — 1944 — - Navy L 8-13 - Fordham No Data - Rutgers W 16-3 - Army W 10-1 Overall: 9-7-0 - NC State W 6-4 - West Chester No Data - NC State W 11-2 - Navy W 10-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Davidson W 5-1 - NC State W 3-1 - Wake Forest L 0-4 Apr 17 Carolina Pre-Flight W 6-5 - North Carolina W 8-4 — 1935 — - North Carolina W 18-1 - NC State W 5-4 Apr 19 Cherry Point Marines L 5-9 - North Carolina L 2-6 Overall: 24-3-0 - North Carolina W 12-11 - North Carolina L 3-26 Apr 22 NC State W 5-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - North Carolina W 4-1 - North Carolina W 6-3 Apr 26 Ft. Bragg L 0-7 — 1932 — - Chatham Mills W 6-4 - Wake Forest No Data - North Carolina L 2-8 Apr 29 NC State W 8-2 Overall: 15-7-0 - Chatham Mills W 11-10 - Navy No Data - Maryland No Data May 3 Carolina Pre-Flight L 3-4 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Clemson W 12-8 - Elon No Data May 8 Carolina L 5-10 Mar 28 Marshall W 9-5 - Clemson L 0-3 — 1938 — - St. Johns No Data May 10 NC State W 12-1 Mar 28 Marshall W 9-4 - Elon W 10-2 Overall: 18-3-0 - Penn A.C. No Data Mar 30 Maryland W 5-3 - Michigan W 4-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Apr 2 Elon W 10-4 - Wake Forest L 1-5 - Richmond W 28-0 — 1941 — Apr 6 Delaware W 8-2 - Guilford W 6-4 - Dartmouth W 23-8 Overall: 14-11-0 Apr 9 Guilford W 8-1 - Davidson W 5-1 - Wake Forest W 3-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Apr 13 Davidson W 8-1 - Davidson W 6-3 - Davidson W 7-1 - South Carolina W 9-5 Apr 15 VMI W 11-1 - NC State W 9-1 - NC State L 2-6 - Presbyterian L 1-5 Apr 16 NC State L 1-3 - Davidson W 3-2 - Maryland W 9-7 - McCrary Eagles L 1-5 Apr 20 VPI W 7-5 - Davidson W 13-0 - Maryland W 8-2 - Randolph-Macon W 4-2 Apr 23 North Carolina W 6-2 - South Carolina W 13-1 - Wake Forest L 2-7 - Cornell L 5-8 Apr 27 Wake Forest L 5-6 - South Carolina W 7-2 - NC State L 3-5 - Wash. And Lee W 6-3 Apr 30 NC State W 9-2 - Wake Forest W 8-6 - Davidson W 13-1 - Davidson W 6-3 May 3 Princeton L 3-4 - NC State W 10-4 - NC State W 7-5 - V.P.I W 12-2 May 4 Fordham L 5-13 - Wake Forest W 10-7 - Wake Forest W 4-3 - Davidson W 7-1 May 5 Maryland W 7-4 - Georgetown W 4-1 - Navy W 2-1 - Elon W 6-1 May 6 Washington & Lee L 1-4 - Maryland L 4-12 - W. Chester Teachers W 14-12 - St. Johns W 8-1 May 7 VMI L 4-5 - Princeton W 13-0 - Seton Hall W 4-3 - NC State W 7-1 May 11 Davidson W 10-2 - Fordham L 10-4 - Army W 12-3 - Wake Forest W 8-6 May 13 VPI W 17-2 - Navy W 3-1 - St. Johns W 6-1 - Wake Forest L 1-8 May 14 North Carolina W 3-2 - NC State W 11-5 - Lafayette W 7-2 - Villanova W 6-5 May 18 Wake Forest L 1-3 - North Carolina W 7-2 - North Carolina W 4-1 - Princeton L 1-2 - North Carolina W 4-1 - North Carolina W 10-8 - Fordham L 1-8 — 1933 — - North Carolina W 14-1 - North Carolina W 5-3 - St. Johns L 2-8 Overall: 12-7-0 - Wake Forest No Data - Elon No Data - Penn A.C. L 9-10 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - West Chester No Data - Philadelphia (A.L.) No Data - Navy L 3-4 - Michigan State W 8-7 - NC State No Data - Maryland No Data - Wake Forest W 6-2 - Elon W 6-3 - North Carolina No Data - Davidson No Data - NC State W 10-4 - VPI W 6-2 - North Carolina L 7-14 - Guilford L 7-8 — 1936 — — 1939 — - North Carolina L 4-6 - Durham Bulls L 4-14 Overall: 18-7-0 Overall: 22-2-0 - North Carolina W 6-1 - Durham Bulls W 7-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Furman No Data - Maryland W 8-1 - Chatham Mills W 5-4 - Springfi eld W 33-1 - Elon No Data - Maryland W 5-2 - Elon W 6-3 - Colby W 26-8 - Pittsburgh No Data JJackack CCoombsoom b s - NC State W 5-1 - Davidson W 8-4 - Michigan State W 3-1 - Wake Forest L 0-3 - Davidson W 14-2 - Harvard W 12-10 — 1942 — HHeadead CoachCoach - NC State L 3-5 - Rutgers W 6-1 - Philadelphia (A.L.) L 2-19 Overall: 15-7-0 - Princeton W 8-7 - NC State W 2-1 - Davidson W 16-10 Head Coach: Jack Coombs - Fordham W 3-1 - Georgetown W 2-1 - Pittsburg W 13-6 - South Carolina W 10-1 ((1929-52)1929- 5 2) - Manhattan W 5-2 - Georgetown L 4-7 - Pittsburg W 19-3 - South Carolina W 9-4 4411 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s May 13 Carolina Pre-Flight W 6-1 May 17 North Carolina W 7-2 Apr 14 South Carolina L 6-8 Apr 22 Wake Forest W 8-1 Apr 2 Florida State W 6-2 May 17 NC State W 12-1 - South Carolina No Data Apr 15 South Carolina W 5-4 Apr 24 Davidson W 11-2 Apr 6 Brown W 11-5 May 20 Navy L 4-5 - Quantico Marines No Data Apr 19 Wake Forest L 0-5 May 1 North Carolina W 10-2 Apr 9 Williams W 11-6 May 27 Carolina W 8-1 Apr 21 NC State L 2-4 May 3 Wake Forest W 6-4 Apr 10 Wake Forest W 14-3 May 31 Greensboro BTC L 3-16 — 1948 — Apr 22 North Carolina W 12-3 May 6 NC State L 2-13 Apr 14 NC State L 2-3 Jun 3 Carolina W 8-4 Overall: 15-12-0 Apr 26 NC State L 2-10 May 7 Wake Forest W 8-7 Apr 19 Maryland L 7-12 Jun 7 Carolina Pre-Flight L 0-1 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Apr 27 Davidson W 16-5 May 9 Wake Forest W 14-11 Apr 21 Wake Forest L 5-8

k Jun 10 Carolina W 5-4 Mar 22 Rex Mills L 2-11 May 2 Wake Forest L 3-12 May 10 North Carolina L 9-13 Apr 23 Clemson L 4-5

o Mar 23 Rex Mills W 19-10 May 3 Wake Forest W 7-2 May 12 NC State W 6-1 Apr 24 Clemson W 11-1 — 1945 — Mar 24 Clemson W 5-3 May 5 NC State L 4-7 May 15 George Washington W 7-5 Apr 26 George Washington L 0-2 o Overall: 9-7-0 Mar 25 Clemson W 3-2 May 6 Davidson W 8-4 May 16 NC State L 4-5 Apr 26 George Washington W 5-2

b Head Coach: Jack Coombs Mar 26 South Carolina W 9-6 May 8 Wake Forest L 1-8 May 17 George Washington W 8-4 Apr 28 Wake Forest L 4-5

Apr 21 Cherry Point L 3-4 Mar 27 South Carolina L 6-10 May 11 North Carolina L 5-6 May 18 NC State W 6-1 May 1 NC State L 3-11 Apr 26 Camp Butner L 2-8 Mar 29 Pennsylvania W 11-10 May 13 Wake Forest L 0-2 May 18 NC State W 8-3 May 4 North Carolina L 5-6 d Apr 28 NC State W 9-1 Mar 30 Cornell W 18-15 May 15 North Carolina L 0-5 Jun 5 Tennessee W 7-1 May 8 Navy L 3-6

r May 2 NC State W 5-2 Apr 2 Ohio W 6-5 May 17 NC State L 4-5 Jun 6 Rollins W 5-4 May 17 NC State W 12-8

o May 5 Carolina Pre-Flight W 10-9 Apr 3 Ohio L 4-5 May 20 North Carolina L 1-2 Jun 7 Florida W 4-3 May 19 North Carolina W 4-3 May 9 NC State L 7-8 Apr 5 Quantico Marines L 5-8 Jun 12 (^)Oregon State W 18-7 May 21 North Carolina L 4-8 c May 12 NC State W 16-15 Apr 6 Yale W 10-1 — 1951 — Jun 13 (^)Penn State L 7-12

e May 16 Carolina Pre-Flight L 9-13 Apr 1 NC State L 14-18 Overall: 17-8-0 Jun 14 (^)Western Michigan L 1-5 — 1955 — May 19 Navy W 9-1 Apr 15 Wake Forest L 4-7 Head Coach: Jack Coombs (^) — College World Series Overall: 10-11-0 r record book May 23 UNC W 10-4 Apr 17 NC State W 5-1 Mar 21 Indiana W 23-1 ACC: 6-6-0 May 26 Carolina Pre-Flight L 8-12 Apr 22 North Carolina L 5-6 Mar 22 Indiana W 12-1 — 1953 — Head Coach: Ace Parker May 30 UNC W 3-2 Apr 24 Wake Forest L 8-11 Mar 23 Michigan State W 7-6 Overall: 22-10-0 Mar 28 South Carolina W 8-7 Jun 2 Camp Butner W 14-4 Apr 26 Davidson L 5-9 Mar 24 Michigan State L 5-8 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Mar 29 Clemson L 3-5 Jun 6 UNC L 3-16 Apr 28 Wake Forest L 9-12 Mar 30 South Caroina W 12-7 Head Coach: Ace Parker Mar 31 Amherst W 9-2 Jun 9 UNC L 3-4 Apr 30 South Carolina W 6-3 Mar 31 South Caroina W 6-1 Mar 25 Furman L 4-5 Mar 31 Rollins L 4-7 Jun 13 Carolina Pre-Flight W 4-3 May 1 South Carolina W 8-7 Apr 3 Yale W 3-1 Mar 26 Clemson W 5-4 Apr 1 Rollins L 1-9 May 4 North Carolina W 6-4 Apr 4 Yale L 9-11 Mar 28 Davidson W 11-2 Apr 6 Michigan W 7-6 — 1946 — May 8 Wake Forest W 2-1 Apr 7 Wake Forest W 8-1 Mar 30 Pennsylvania W 11-3 Apr 7 Notre Dame W 4-1 Overall: 15-8-0 May 12 NC State W 8-1 Apr 11 NC State L 10-12 Mar 31 Pennsylvania L 5-6 Apr 8 NC State L 5-6 Head Coach: Jack Coombs May 15 North Carolina W 3-2 Apr 14 South Carolina W 7-6 Apr 1 Lehigh W 17-14 Apr 9 Rollins W 10-1 Mar 26 Michigan State L 3-5 May 19 NC Statee L 4-9 Apr 18 Wake Forest W 5-2 Apr 2 Michigan State W 1-1 Apr 14 North Carolina W 2-1 Apr 3 Ohio W 5-4 May 22 North Carolina L 8-10 Apr 21 North Carolina W 8-7 Apr 3 Michigan State W 7-3 Apr 20 Wake Forest L 4-8 Apr 6 V.P.I. W 12-2 - Michigan State No Data Apr 24 North Carolina L 0-14 Apr 4 Williams L 2-7 Apr 21 NC State L 14-15 Apr 12 South Carolina W 5-3 - Cornell No Data Apr 26 Clemson L 3-4 Apr 11 Wake Forest W 8-4 Apr 22 Clemson W 10-3 Apr 13 South Carolina W 18-2 Apr 28 Davidson W 14-5 Apr 15 NC State W 12-4 Apr 23 South Carolina L 5-11 Apr 18 Wake Forest W 13-7 — 1949 — Apr 30 North Carolina L 2-3 Apr 18 Davidson W 15-4 Apr 29 Wake Forest L 8-12 Apr 20 NC State W 11-1 Overall: 12-17-2 May 2 NC State W 5-1 Apr 21 North Carolina L 2-5 Apr 30 NC State W 4-1 Apr 22 Maryland L 2-4 Head Coach: Jack Coombs May 5 NC State L 2-3 Apr 22 Wake Forest L 1-4 May 4 North Carolina L 5-6 Apr 24 Davidson W 12-5 Mar 21 Mercer W 10-6 May 8 NC State W 9-8 Apr 25 NC State W 23-3 May 7 Virginia W 16-12 Apr 27 North Carolina L 2-4 Mar 22 Mercer L 6-8 May 9 Wake Forest W 13-3 Apr 28 Navy W 4-1 May 9 Maryland W 4-2 Apr 29 Wake Forest W 8-2 Mar 24 Rollins W 8-7 May 12 North Carolina L 2-10 May 2 South Carolina W 4-1 May 11 Wake Forest L 5-12 May 1 NC State L 3-5 Mar 25 Rollins L 7-8 May 14 Wake Forest W 8-1 May 4 North Carolina W 4-2 May 14 North Carolina L 2-20 May 8 Wake Forest L 2-4 Mar 26 Rollins L 2-11 May 18 Maryland W 11-1 May 5 NC State L 0-5 May 9 South Carolina W 5-3 Mar 29 Georgia L 4-8 May 19 Clemson W 5-1 May 8 Wake Forest W 4-1 — 1956 — May 10 South Carolina L 6-10 Mar 29 Georgia W 5-3 May 9 North Carolina L 1-3 Overall: 16-12-2 May 11 North Carolina W 5-1 Mar 30 Clemson L 3-13 — 1952 — May 14 George Washington W 6-4 ACC: 12-3-1 May 15 NC State W 2-1 Mar 31 Clemson W 18-16 Overall: 31-7-0 May 15 North Carolina W 7-2 ACC CHAMPIONS May 17 Maryland W 4-2 Apr 1 South Carolina L 6-7 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES May 16 North Carolina W 5-3 Head Coach: Ace Parker May 18 Navy L 3-6 Apr 2 South Carolina L 3-4 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Jun 2 Mississippi State W 9-1 Mar 26 Clemson T 11-11 May 22 Wake Forest W 11-2 Apr 4 Yale T 8-8 Mar 25 South Carolina W 3-1 Jun 3 Georgia L 4-9 Mar 27 South Carolina L 4-7 May 25 NC State L 3-4 Apr 6 Yale T 9-9 Mar 26 Furman W 6-1 Jun 3 Mississippi State W 5-4 Mar 28 Parris Island L 2-3 May 29 North Carolina W 6-4 Apr 7 W. (&) M. L 0-3 Mar 27 Furman W 4-1 Jun 4 Georgia W 9-1 Mar 29 Parris Island W 12-6 Jun 1 North Carolina W 5-3 Apr 9 Wake Forest L 3-6 Mar 28 Clemson W 14-8 Jun 4 Georgia W 11-3 Mar 30 Georgia L 2-9 - Marine Institute No Data Apr 13 NC State L 7-8 Mar 29 Clemson L 9-10 Jun 11 (^)Texas L 1-2 Mar 31 Georgia L 5-7 - Greensboro ORD No Data Apr 14 South Carolina W 6-2 Apr 2 Yale W 9-2 Jun 12 (^)Colorado State W 3-2 Apr 2 Michigan State L 3-4 Apr 15 South Carolina W 9-5 Apr 3 Yale W 12-3 Jun 13 (^)Boston College L 6-7 Apr 4 Colgate L 12-16 — 1947 — Apr 16 Maryland W 5-2 Apr 4 Michigan State W 10-9 (^) — College World Series Apr 5 North Carolina L 5-9 Overall: 18-10-0 Apr 18 North Carolina L 2-8 Apr 7 Pennsylvania W 13-4 Apr 6 Amherst No Data Head Coach: Jack Coombs Apr 20 Davidson W 10-5 Apr 8 Pennsylvania W 13-4 — 1954 — Apr 10 NC State L 11-15 Mar 24 Davidson W 13-7 Apr 23 Wake Forest L 5-6 Apr 9 North Carolina W 4-2 Overall: 10-13-0 Apr 13 Maryland W 5-4 Mar 25 Wofford W 17-8 Apr 26 North Carolina L 1-3 Apr 11 Ohio L 1-4 ACC: 5-9-0 Apr 14 Virginia W 8-2 Mar 27 South Carolina L 4-9 Apr 28 Wake Forest L 1-3 Apr 12 NC State W 13-2 Head Coach: Ace Parker Apr 16 Navy No Data Mar 28 Clemson L 9-10 May 2 NC State W 7-4 Apr 14 Clemson W 6-2 Mar 26 Michigan State W 6-3 Apr 17 George Washington T 9-9 Mar 29 Clemson W 13-11 May 3 North Carolina L 3-4 Apr 16 Davidson W 16-1 Mar 27 Michigan State L 2-8 Apr 20 Clemson W 6-1 Mar 31 Villanova W 11-6 May 7 NC State L 3-5 Apr 17 NC State W 18-9 Mar 29 South Carolina W 11-7 Apr 20 Clemson W 8-3 Apr 1 Michigan State L 2-4 May 13 Wake Forest L 1-13 Apr 18 Furman W 20-5 Mar 30 South Carolina L 2-4 Apr 21 South Carolina W 9-6 Apr 3 Ohio W 2-1 May 14 North Carolina W 11-9 Apr 19 North Carolina W 13-5 Apr 1 Florida State L 1-4 Apr 24 Wake Forest W 9-2 Apr 4 Ohio L 5-10 May 18 NC State W 3-2 Apr 5 North Carolina L 2-8 May 21 North Carolina W 6-1 Apr 7 Virginia L 2-3 Apr 8 Michigan State L 3-4 — 1950 — Apr 9 Cornell W 4-1 Overall: 11-18-1 Apr 12 Wake Forest W 4-2 Head Coach: Jack Coombs Apr 18 North Carolina W 5-4 Mar 27 Georgia L 3-10 Apr 19 NC State L 0-5 Mar 28 Georgia L 3-10 Apr 23 Wake Forest W 4-2 Mar 29 Clemson W 9-8 Apr 24 NC State L 5-6 Mar 30 Clemson L 6-17 Apr 26 Navy W 6-1 Mar 31 South Carolina W 7-4 May 1 South Carolina W 11-5 Apr 1 South Carolina T 5-5 May 2 South Carolina W 6-4 Apr 3 Yale L 5-8 May 6 Davidson W 13-6 Apr 4 Yale W 4-2 May 7 NC State L 5-8 Apr 5 West Virginia W 9-3 May 10 Wake Forest W 11-10 Apr 6 West Virginia W 9-5 May 12 NC State W 8-5 Apr 8 NC State L 2-5 May 14 Wake Forest W 12-8 Apr 10 North Carolina L 2-3 May 15 UNC W 15-7 Apr 12 Navy W 11-1 TTheh e 1956195 6 ACCA CC ChampionshipCh amp ion s h ip TeamT eam 4422 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s Apr 28 North Carolina W 7-6 May 3 South Carolina L 4-7 May 2 Wake Forest L 2-7 May 8 North Carolina L 1-2 May 5 NC State W 7-5 May 12 Clemson W 7-1 May 7 Maryland W 9-6 ND Rollins No Data May 8 Virginia W 10-1 ND Wake Forest No Data May 14 North Carolina W 9-5 ND Massachusetts No Data

May 18 NC State W 9-5 r record book

— 1959 — e — 1957 — Overall: 9-16-0 Overall: 19-8-0 ACC: 5-10-0 c

ACC: 10-4-0 Head Coach: Ace Parker o ACC CHAMPIONS Mar 24 Colby W 5-4 Head Coach: Ace Parker Mar 28 Michigan L 2-6 r Mar 21 Elon W 8-7 Mar 30 Florida State W 6-3 d

Mar 23 Delaware W 6-4 Mar 31 Michigan W 2-1

Mar 25 Yale W 8-4 Apr 1 Illinois L 3-12 b Mar 26 Michigan State W 21-5 Apr 2 Michigan State L 2-7 Mar 27 Florida State L 0-2 Apr 2 Florida State L 1-5 TTheh e 1957195 7 ACCA CC ChampionshipCh am p ion s h ip TeamT eam o

Mar 28 Yale W 7-3 Apr 3 Michigan State W 13-8 o Mar 29 Michigan State L 2-3 Apr 4 Western Michigan L 3-5

May 3 Clemson L 1-6 May 10 Virginia L 9-11 Mar 30 Wake Forest L 1-3 k Mar 30 Florida State W 8-1 Apr 9 Wake Forest L 1-4 May 4 Clemson L 2-4 May 11 Maryland L 3-9 Mar 30 Florida State L 1-11 Apr 3 South Carolina W 10-4 Apr 14 North Caroloina W 3-2 May 7 NC State W 5-4 Apr 1 Michigan State L 0-4 Apr 8 South Carolina L 3-6 Apr 17 South Carolina L 4-8 May 10 Virginia W 5-1 — 1963 — Apr 2 Wake Forest L 3-4 Apr 9 Clemson W 6-2 Apr 24 Virginia L 3-8 May 10 Virginia W 6-1 Overall: 15-10-0 Apr 2 Michigan State L 2-4 Apr 10 Wake Forest L 5-8 Apr 25 Maryland L 2-6 May 14 North Carolina L 3-6 ACC: 8-6-0 Apr 3 Florida State L 4-9 Apr 13 North Carolina W 9-4 Apr 27 NC State W 7-6 Head Coach: Ace Parker Apr 7 NC State W 2-1 Apr 16 Wake Forst W 3-2 Apr 28 North Caroloina L 1-2 — 1961 — Mar 25 Nicholls State L 6-11 Apr 9 Virginia L 1-3 Apr 19 Clemson W 6-2 Apr 30 Clemson L 7-12 Overall: 16-11-0 Mar 26 Rollins W 6-1 Apr 10 Maryland W 3-2 Apr 20 Virginia W 2-1 May 1 Clemson L 0-10 ACC: 11-3-0 Mar 27 Amherst W 4-1 Apr 12 East Carolina W 6-5 Apr 22 Maryland W 16-3 May 2 South Carolina L 3-8 ACC CHAMPIONS Mar 28 Nicholls State W 6-4 Apr 13 North Carolina W 5-4 Apr 27 NC State W 9-2 May 5 Wake Forest W 8-4 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Mar 29 Rollins W 13-3 Apr 17 Wake Forest W 8-6 May 1 North Carolina L 5-6 May 7 North Carolina L 1-3 Head Coach: Ace Parker Mar 30 Amherst W 9-7 Apr 22 Florida State L 2-11 May 3 Maryland W 6-2 May 9 NC State W 5-1 Mar 27 Florida State L 6-10 Apr 3 Colby W 6-2 Apr 23 Clemson L 2-10 May 4 Virginia W 8-1 May 11 Maryland L 3-5 Mar 28 Florida State L 0-4 Apr 4 Colby W 15-1 Apr 24 South Carolina L 2-3 May 7 NC State L 6-7 May 12 Navy L 0-5 Mar 29 Florida State L 5-7 Apr 5 North Carolina W 9-1 Apr 30 Virginia L 3-8 1958 — May 16 Virginia W 14-6 Mar 30 Florida State L 2-8 Apr 8 Wake Forest L 1-8 May 1 Maryland L 0-2 Overall: 9-11-0 Apr 1 Western Michigan W 10-3 Apr 10 NC State W 2-1 May 3 East Carolina W 6-2 ACC: 7-5-0 — 1960 — Apr 3 Ohio L 3-5 Apr 11 Notre Dame L 3-4 May 4 NC State W 7-4 Head Coach: Ace Parker Overall: 13-8-1 Apr 3 Ohio W 2-1 Apr 13 Notre Dame L 2-6 May 5 Wake Forest L 1-8 Mar 25 Ohio State L 3-6 ACC: 9-4-1 Apr 7 Clemson W 8-5 Apr 19 Maryland W 20-0 May 7 Clemson L 0-8 Mar 25 Rollins L 3-5 Head Coach: Ace Parker Apr 8 South Carolina W 8-1 Apr 20 Virginia W 7-5 May 8 South Carolina L 1-2 Mar 26 Ohio State L 1-3 Mar 28 Rollins W 8-3 Apr 14 Maryland W 11-5 Apr 23 North Carolina L 1-3 May 11 North Carolina L 3-5 Mar 29 South Carolina W 3-2 Mar 29 Rollins W 5-4 Apr 15 Virginia W 9-2 Apr 25 Florida State L 0-6 Apr 1 Connecticut L 2-3 Mar 30 Rollins W 9-1 Apr 18 NC State L 1-3 Apr 26 South Carolina L 0-3 — 1966 — Apr 2 Princeton W 9-6 Mar 31 Florida Southern W 2-1 Apr 21 North Carolina L 4-9 Apr 27 Clemson L 1-5 Overall: 8-16-0 Apr 3 Massachusetts L 1-6 Apr 1 Florida Southern L 1-5 Apr 25 NC State L 1-3 May 1 Wake Forest W 5-3 ACC: 4-9-0 Apr 5 Ohio L 0-9 Apr 2 Florida Southern L 1-2 Apr 29 Maryland W 5-1 May 3 Clemson L 4-5 Head Coach: James Bly Apr 7 Maryland W 4-3 Apr 9 NC State W 4-1 May 2 North Carolina W 10-4 May 4 South Carolina W 4-1 Mar 21 Kent State W 7-6 Apr 8 Virginia W 5-4 Apr 14 Navy L 0-5 May 5 South Carolina W 1-1 May 8 NC State W 3-1 Mar 22 Kent State W 3-2 Apr 14 Wake Forest W 9-4 Apr 15 Virginia T 7-7 May 6 Clemson W 3-1 May 10 Maryland L 3-4 Mar 23 Dartmouth L 7-8 Apr 16 North Carolina L 2-8 Apr 16 Maryland W 9-1 May 8 Wake Forest W 12-10 May 11 Virginia W 8-6 Mar 24 Dartmouth L 1-5 Apr 19 NC State L 2-4 Apr 19 The Citadel L 4-8 May 10 Wake Forst W 3-1 Mar 28 Miami W 3-1 Apr 21 Maryland W 9-8 Apr 22 Wake Forest W 6-1 May 13 Navy L 3-4 — 1964 — Mar 29 Miami W 5-4 Apr 22 Virginia W 10-5 Apr 29 North Carolina L 5-9 May 19 Virginia W 5-1 Overall: 4-21-0 Mar 31 Jacksonville L 8-9 Apr 26 NC State W 5-4 Apr 30 Wake Forest W 1-1 Jun 9 (^)Oklahoma State L 3-2 ACC: 0-12-0 Apr 1 South Carolina L 1-8 Apr 30 East Carolina W 8-3 May 2 South Carolina W 8-1 Jun 11 (^)Colorado State W 15-3 Head Coach: Ace Parker Apr 2 Clemson L 0-11 May 1 Clemson L 1-8 May 2 South Carolina W 9-5 Jun 12 (^)Boston College L 4-3 Mar 24 Dartmouth W 5-4 Apr 6 Connecitcut L 6-9 (^) — College World Series Mar 25 Dartmouth L 3-6 Apr 7 Connecitcut L 7-8 Mar 27 Amherst W 12-4 Apr 9 Wake Forest L 3-4 Mar 28 Florida State U. L 4-10 Apr 11 East Carolina L 5-7 — 1962 — Mar 30 Rollins L 3-5 Apr 12 NC State L 1-10 Overall: 13-12-1 Mar 31 Colby L 3-6 Apr 15 Maryland L 0-4 ACC: 6-8-0 Apr 1 Davidson W 8-5 Apr 16 Virginia W 3-1 Head Coach: Ace Parker Apr 2 Rollins W 10-8 Apr 19 North Carolina L 1-8 Mar 22 Dartmouth W 2-1 Apr 3 Colby L 3-4 Apr 23 South Carolina W 7-2 Mar 23 Yale L 4-9 Apr 4 Davidson L 2-3 Apr 26 Wake Forest L 1-2 Mar 26 Amherst T 5-5 Apr 10 Wake Forest L 2-4 Apr 29 Virginia W 4-1 Mar 27 Princeton W 9-6 Apr 15 East Carolina L 4-12 Apr 30 Maryland W 3-2 Mar 28 Pollins L 6-7 Apr 17 Maryland L 5-7 May 3 NC State L 3-7 Mar 29 Amherst W 5-4 Apr 18 Virginia L 0-5 May 5 East Carolina L 6-7 Mar 30 Princeton W 12-10 Apr 20 The Citadel L 3-7 May 10 North Carolina L 4-10 Mar 31 Rollins W 6-3 Apr 21 North Carolina L 2-6 * Ace Parker resigned as head coach Apr 4 Delaware L 7-12 Apr 24 Clemson L 3-5 on March 25. Assistant James Bly took Apr 5 Colby W 10-2 Apr 25 South Carolina L 2-7 over head coaching duties. Apr 6 NC State W 9-3 May 1 South Carolina L 2-3 Apr 9 South Carolina L 6-9 May 4 East Carolina L 1-5 — 1967 — Apr 10 Clemson W 4-3 May 6 NC State L 1-3 Overall: 9-20-0 Apr 14 NC State L 2-5 May 8 Virginia L 1-2 ACC: 2-12-0 Apr 17 Wake Forest L 5-9 May 9 Maryland L 5-6 Head Coach: James Bly Apr 20 Florida State L 1-3 May 12 Wake Forest L 0-12 Mar 20 Kent State W 3-1 Apr 21 Florida State W 5-4 May 13 North Carolina L 2-5 Mar 22 Dartmouth W 5-1 Apr 27 Maryland L 2-4 Mar 23 Dartmouth L 2-4 Apr 28 Virginia W 9-2 — 1965 — Mar 25 Rollins L 2-5 May 1 North Carolina W 6-5 Overall: 8-17-0 Mar 27 Michigan State L 1-10 May 2 Wake Forest L 0-2 ACC: 5-9-0 Mar 28 Michigan State W 5-3 May 4 South Carolina W 12-5 Head Coach: Ace Parker Mar 30 Miami L 0-3 May 5 Clemson W 7-3 Mar 24 Dartmouth W 6-1 Mar 30 Michigan State W 4-3 May 8 North Carolina L 7-8 Mar 29 Wake Forest L 0-2 Mar 31 Wesleyan W 4-2 4433 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s Mar 31 Michigan State W 12-4 May 10 Clemson L 2-7 Mar 18 South Carolina W 1-1 Mar 4 High Point L 1-10 Apr 11 UNC Wilmington L 2-4 Apr 1 Miami L 4-8 May 13 Wake Forest W 12-10 Mar 20 Florida W 6-5 Mar 4 High Point L 4-11 Apr 12 North Carolina L 2-13 Apr 3 Colby W 7-3 May 13 Wake Forest L 3-5 Mar 21 Florida L 0-3 Mar 6 East Carolina W 8-2 Apr 14 NC State L 3-15 Apr 4 Colby L 5-10 May 17 North Carolina L 0-5 Mar 22 Jacksonville L 1-12 Mar 6 East Carolina L 0-15 Apr 17 Atlantic Christian L 2-5 Apr 7 Maryland L 1-6 May 17 North Carolina L 4-7 Mar 23 Georgia Tech L 10-21 Mar 7 UNC Wilmington W 10-8 Apr 17 Atlantic Christian W 1-1 Apr 8 Virginia L 4-6 Mar 24 Georgia Tech L 1-20 Mar 8 Western Carolina L 0-3 Apr 21 (&)Wake Forest L 1-2 Apr 11 North Carolina W 3-1 — 1970 — Mar 29 North Carolina W 12-3 Mar 8 Western Carolina W 3-2 (&) — ACC Tournament

k Apr 12 East Carolina L 2-6 Overall: 17-16-0 Apr 4 NC State W 2-1 Mar 20 Appalachian State W 8-1

o Apr 14 South Carolina L 2-6 ACC: 10-11-0 Apr 5 Columbia L 6-10 Mar 20 Appalachian State L 1-9 — 1978 — Apr 15 Clemson W 10-3 Head Coach: Tom Butters Apr 6 East Carolina W 4-1 Mar 25 NC State L 1-2 Overall: 12-21-0 o Apr 18 Wake Forest L 1-4 Mar 14 East Carolina W 1-1 Apr 7 Furman W 5-4 Mar 27 North Carolina W 5-4 ACC: 1-10-0

b Apr 21 Virginia L 3-10 Mar 23 Yale L 1-3 Apr 9 UNC Wilmington W 3-2 Mar 28 East Carolina W 5-3 Head Coach: Tom D’Armi

Apr 22 Maryland L 0-7 Mar 24 Toledo W 3-2 Apr 15 Virginia W 4-2 Apr 1 Wake Forest L 6-11 Mar 6 UNC Wilmington L 4-8 Apr 25 NC State L 9-11 Mar 25 Massachusetts L 2-6 Apr 16 Maryland L 0-4 Apr 1 Wake Forest W 5-1 Mar 6 UNC Wilmington L 0-11 d Apr 29 North Carolina L 1-3 Mar 26 South Carolina L 2-3 Apr 18 Davidson W 18-4 Apr 3 Delaware L 1-5 Mar 13 Davidson L 4-5

r May 2 East Carolina L 3-4 Mar 27 Princeton L 7-8 Apr 19 NC State L 1-2 Apr 4 Pfeiffer W 3-1 Mar 13 Davidson W 9-6

o May 5 Clemson L 0-4 Mar 28 South Carolina W 3-2 Apr 24 Davidson L 6-9 Apr 5 Maryland L 4-8 Mar 15 Campbell L 3-6 May 6 South Carolina L 3-5 Mar 30 Towson State W 1-1 Apr 27 North Carolina L 1-8 Apr 6 Virginia L 3-7 Mar 17 Guilford W 5-1 c May 9 Wake Forest L 1-4 Mar 30 Towson State W 13-1 Apr 27 North Carolina L 2-6 Apr 9 NC State L 3-10 Mar 1 Guilford L 5-6

e May 13 NC State L 6-11 Apr 3 Columbia W 12-1 Apr 29 Maryland L 1-2 Apr 12 Clemson L 3-14 Mar 18 North Carolina L 0-2 Apr 4 South Carolina W 5-4 Apr 29 Maryland L 7-18 Apr 12 Clemson L 1-8 Mar 20 Clemson L 6-25 r record book — 1968 — Apr 4 South Carolina W 5-1 Apr 30 Virginia L 3-4 Apr 13 North Carolina L 1-5 Mar 21 Clemson L 10-15 Overall: 12-19-0 Apr 5 Clemson L 1-3 Apr 18 Virginia Tech W 4-2 Mar 23 North Carolina L 3-19 ACC: 7-13-0 Apr 10 Virginia W 8-5 — 1973 — Apr 18 Virginia Tech L 8-9 Mar 25 Maryland L 1-3 Head Coach: Tom Butters Apr 11 Maryland L 5-8 Overall: 7-17-0 Apr 19 Virginia L 9-13 Mar 28 Wake Forest L 4-6 Mar 18 Kent State L 2-4 Apr 11 Maryland L 1-3 ACC: 2-10-0 Apr 20 Maryland L 7-9 Mar 29 N.C. Wesleyan W 4-3 Mar 19 Kent State L 9-20 Apr 14 North Carolina L 1-2 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 24 (&)NC State L 0-12 Mar 29 N.C. Wesleyan W 9-7 Mar 22 Adelphi W 8-7 Apr 18 NC State L 4-5 Mar 13 East Carolina L 0-4 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 30 NC State L 1-7 Mar 25 Tampa W 10-4 Apr 18 NC State L 1-10 Mar 14 High Point L 3-5 Apr 1 Towson State L 3-4 Mar 26 Tampa W 17-4 Apr 21 Wake Forest L 2-1 Mar 16 William & Mary W 2-1 — 1976 — Apr 1 Towson State L 8-11 Mar 27 St. Leo L 0-10 Apr 24 South Carolina W 13-3 Mar 16 William & Mary L 2-10 Overall: 7-23-0 Apr 3 Wake Forest L 5-15 Mar 28 St. Leo W 6-1 Apr 29 NC State W 6-4 Mar 18 Maryland L 1-5 ACC: 1-11-0 Apr 5 Va. Commonwealth W 5-1 Mar 29 South Florida L 3-4 May 1 Maryland W 12-11 Mar 19 East Carolina L 0-6 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 5 Va. Commonwealth W 9-6 Mar 30 South Florida L 5-6 May 2 Virginia L 1-6 Mar 20 Pembroke L 0-9 Mar 4 South Carolina L 3-7 Apr 6 Richmond L 2-6 Apr 2 Colby W 15-2 May 2 Virginia L 1-5 Mar 22 UNC Wilmington W 5-4 Mar 4 South Carolina L 1-16 Apr 7 Virginia L 5-6 Apr 6 South Carolina L 6-7 May 5 Wake Forest W 9-3 Mar 22 UNC Wilmington L 0-11 Mar 5 High Point W 8-6 Apr 9 Virginia W 6-5 Apr 6 South Carolina L 0-6 May 5 Wake Forest L 3-4 Mar 23 The Citadel W 3-2 Mar 7 Valdosta State L 6-7 Apr 11 NC State L 4-16 Apr 12 Virginia W 6-3 May 9 North Carolina L 4-5 Mar 24 Furman W 7-6 Mar 9 Stetson L 3-11 Apr 12 Davidson W 6-1 Apr 12 Virginia W 6-1 May 9 North Carolina L 2-3 Mar 28 Wake Forest W 5-2 Mar 9 Stetson L 0-4 Apr 12 Davidson W 16-6 Apr 13 Maryland L 0-5 May 13 East Carolina L 5-6 Mar 29 Franklin & Marshall W 4-1 Mar 10 Florida Southern W 7-5 Apr 16 Elon L 7-8 Apr 17 NC State L 2-3 May 15 Raleigh Triangles W 4-3 Apr 3 NC State L 4-5 Mar 10 Florida Southern L 0-6 Apr 16 Elon W 8-6 Apr 17 NC State L 2-10 May 16 Clemson W 2-1 Apr 3 NC State L 2-5 Mar 11 Rollins L 5-9 Apr 20 (&)North Carolina W 3-2 Apr 20 Wake Forest W 5-4 May 16 Clemson W 2-1 Apr 5 North Carolina L 3-4 Mar 12 Rollins L 3-18 Apr 22 (&)Wake Forest W 4-3 Apr 20 Wake Forest W 6-5 Apr 10 North Carolina W 2-1 Mar 17 Old Dominion L 3-6 Apr 23 (&)Clemson L 0-13 Apr 23 NC State L 3-10 — 1971 — Apr 13 Maryland L 2-3 Mar 19 Pfeiffer W 4-3 Apr 24 (&)Wake Forest L 3-4 Apr 27 North Carolina L 4-6 Overall: 15-14-0 Apr 14 Virginia L 0-8 Mar 20 Guilford W 5-2 (&) — ACC Tournament Apr 30 Wake Forest L 2-10 ACC: 4-10-0 Apr 14 Virginia L 3-6 Mar 20 Guilford W 2-1 May 3 Virginia L 2-6 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 16 Wake Forest L 1-15 Mar 21 East Carolina L 7-11 — 1979 — May 4 Maryland L 0-4 Mar 20 North Carolina W 7-1 Apr 17 Clemson L 7-9 Mar 21 East Carolina L 1-4 Overall: 12-18-0 May 4 Maryland W 2-1 Mar 22 Bucknell W 2-1 Apr 17 Clemson L 3-4 Mar 23 Wake Forest L 2-7 ACC: 1-11-0 May 6 East Carolina L 1-2 Mar 22 Bucknell L 7-12 Apr 19 (&)NC State L 1-9 Mar 23 Wake Forest L 1-4 Head Coach: Tom D’Armi May 10 South Carolina L 5-4 Mar 23 NC State L 0-5 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 29 North Carolina L 1-12 Mar 3 St. Andrews L 3-4 May 11 Clemson L 3-5 Mar 25 Yale W 7-3 Apr 2 Maryland L 0-4 Mar 3 St. Andrews W 4-2 May 11 Clemson W 7-1 Mar 30 The Citadel W 6-3 — 1974 — Apr 3 Maryland L 3-8 Mar 4 Maryland L 5-7 May 15 North Carolina L 2-6 Mar 31 Georgia L 1-7 Overall: 9-16-0 Apr 5 Virginia L 3-4 Mar 4 Maryland L 1-4 May 15 North Carolina L 0-2 Apr 1 Atlanta Baptist W 5-1 ACC: 3-8-0 Apr 5 Virginia L 3-6 Mar 10 N.C. Wesleyan W 6-5 Apr 1 Atlanta Baptist W 17-1 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 8 Clemson L 7-20 Mar 10 N.C. Wesleyan L 3-7 — 1969 — Apr 3 Furman L 4-12 Mar 8 East Carolina L 6-11 Apr 9 Clemson W 10-1 Mar 12 USC-Aiken W 13-2 Overall: 14-18-1 Apr 4 Clemson L 4-5 Mar 11 South Carolina L 4-8 Apr 13 North Carolina L 0-4 Mar 12 USC-Aiken L 2-7 ACC: 7-13-0 Apr 9 Virginia L 0-3 Mar 11 South Carolina L 1-9 Apr 15 NC State L 2-6 Mar 14 Clemson L 1-13 Head Coach: Tom Butters Apr 10 Maryland L 1-3 Mar 13 East Carolina W 3-2 Apr 15 NC State L 0-10 Mar 15 Clemson L 4-6 Mar 15 East Carolina W 7-5 Apr 13 North Carolina L 1-2 Mar 14 Pfeiffer L 6-8 Apr 16 Virginia Tech W 5-2 Mar 17 North Carolina L 1-8 Mar 25 Tampa L 1-4 Apr 16 South Carolina W 3-2 Mar 15 UNC Wilmington W 7-6 Apr 22 (&)Maryland L 9-10 Mar 19 Ohio W 4-3 Mar 25 Tampa L 0-4 Apr 16 South Carolina W 4-3 Mar 19 Pembroke W 5-1 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 19 Ohio W 12-2 Mar 26 Tampa L 0-4 Apr 20 Wake Forest L 0-5 Mar 19 Pembroke L 5-6 Mar 23 Va. Commonwealth W 11-8 Mar 27 St. Leo W 8-4 Apr 22 East Carolina W 7-1 Mar 22 Appalachian State W 3-2 — 1977 — Mar 23 Va. Commonwealth W 9-2 Mar 28 Florida Southern L 3-7 Apr 24 Davidson W 7-5 Mar 23 Western Carolina L 2-3 Overall: 9-16-0 Mar 28 Wake Forest L 3-6 Mar 29 Florida Southern L 1-7 Apr 24 Davidson W 4-2 Mar 23 Western Carolina L 1-2 ACC: 1-7-0 Mar 29 NC State L 1-6 Mar 31 Cornell W 7-4 Apr 28 NC State L 0-7 Mar 27 Eastern Michigan W 3-1 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Mar 31 Virginia W 9-8 Apr 2 Marietta W 2-1 Apr 29 Davidson W 4-2 Mar 27 Eastern Michigan W 3-2 Mar 2 Campbell L 3-5 Mar 31 Virginia L 2-5 Apr 2 Marietta W 3-2 May 1 Maryland W 2-1 Mar 28 North Carolina L 0-8 Mar 5 Clemson L 0-6 Apr 2 Davidson L 2-6 Apr 3 Towson T 4-4 May 2 Virginia L 0-3 Mar 31 Clemson L 1-18 Mar 8 Mercer W 8-4 Apr 2 Davidson W 9-4 Apr 7 Clemson W 13-6 May 4 Wake Forest L 5-11 Apr 2 Wake Forest W 7-3 Mar 9 West Georgia W 8-6 Apr 5 North Carolina L 2-4 Apr 12 NC State L 2-5 May 7 North Carolina W 7-3 Apr 6 Maryland L 4-6 Mar 11 Rollins L 2-8 Apr 6 Gardner-Webb W 3-1 Apr 17 Virginia L 1-8 May 9 East Carolina L 4-10 Apr 7 Virginia L 1-12 Mar 11 Rollins L 0-9 Apr 6 Gardner-Webb W 6-4 Apr 17 Virginia W 1-1 May 10 Wake Forest W 9-3 Apr 10 NC State L 2-4 Mar 19 Richmond W 1-1 Apr 11 NC State L 0-8 Apr 22 North Carolina L 1-5 May 12 Clemson L 2-5 Apr 10 NC State W 12-6 Mar 20 Guilford L 2-3 Apr 15 Towson State W 9-3 Apr 24 Jacksonville W 7-2 Apr 11 Wake Forest W 4-3 Mar 20 Guilford W 10-5 Apr 15 Towson State L 3-7 Apr 25 South Carolina W 1-1 — 1972 — Apr 14 North Carolina L 1-7 Mar 23 Wake Forest L 8-12 Apr 19 UNC Wilmington L 0-1 Apr 25 South Carolina W 2-1 Overall: 12-16-0 Apr 20 Virginia L 1-2 Mar 23 Wake Forest L 2-16 Apr 19 UNC Wilmington L 4-7 Apr 29 NC State W 2-1 ACC: 3-7-0 Apr 21 Maryland L 2-6 Mar 26 High Point L 2-9 Apr 21 Wake Forest L 5-10 Apr 29 NC State L 1-9 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 25 (&)NC State L 6-7 Mar 28 North Carolina L 1-4 (&) — ACC Tournament May 2 Virginia L 1-6 Mar 6 West Liberty L 2-4 (&) — ACC Tournament Apr 1 Maryland L 3-7 May 3 Maryland L 2-5 Mar 6 West Liberty W 7-1 Apr 2 Maryland W 11-7 — 1980 — May 3 Maryland L 5-6 Mar 12 Central Michigan W 5-4 — 1975 — Apr 6 Delaware W 5-4 Overall: 17-11-0 May 6 Wake Forest W 7-6 Mar 12 Central Michigan W 12-1 Overall: 9-18-0 Apr 7 Delaware W 5-1 ACC: 2-9-0 May 9 S. Carolina L 1-4 Mar 15 East Carolina L 3-4 ACC: 2-10-0 Apr 9 Elon L 6-7 Head Coach: Tom D’Armi May 10 Clemson L 5-8 Mar 18 South Carolina L 2-3 Head Coach: Enos Slaughter Apr 9 Elon W 7-1 Mar 7 Bridgewater W 3-2 4444 YYearlye a r l y ResultsR e s u l t s Mar 10 Case Western W 23-5 Mar 19 Clemson L 3-5 Apr 3 Hampden-Sydney W 7-1 Apr 3 Longwood W 5-1 — 1988 — Mar 11 Case Western W 14-1 Mar 23 NC State L 2-11 Apr 3 Hampden-Sydney W 7-1 Apr 4 N.C. Wesleyan L 2-9 Overall: 10-35-0 Mar 11 Case Western 11 0-6 Mar 24 Central Conn. W 9-2 Apr 5 High Point W 19-2 Apr 5 Clemson L 1-6 ACC: 3-16-0 Mar 15 North Carolina L 1-4 Mar 25 Central Conn. L 3-8 Apr 7 Virginia L 3-5 Apr 6 Clemson L 1-15 Head Coach: Steve Traylor Mar 17 SE Massachusetts L 6-13 Mar 26 VMI W 11-1 Apr 8 Maryland W 4-1 Apr 9 Pembroke State W 10-1 Feb 25 Notre Dame L 11-14 Mar 18 SE Massachusetts W 5-1 Mar 27 Washington & Lee W 10-7 Apr 12 UNC Charlotte L 3-7 Apr 10 Ferrum State W 2-1 Feb 26 Notre Dame W 9-6 Mar 19 Massachusetts W 7-3 Mar 29 Ohio W 14-5 Apr 18 (&)Clemson W 8-5 Apr 11 Longwood L 8-14 Feb 27 The Citadel L 3-10 r record book Feb 28 The Citadel W 7-3 Mar 20 Massachusetts W 6-3 Mar 31 NC State W 7-6 Apr 20 (&)NC State L 5-10 Apr 12 Virginia L 8-11 e Mar 23 Wake Forest L 4-8 Apr 2 Hampden-Sydney L 5-6 Apr 20 (&)Georgia Tech L 4-8 Apr 13 Maryland L 2-3 Mar 1 Davidson W 19-8 c Mar 26 NC State L 9-13 Apr 6 Wake Forest W 7-6 (&) — ACC Tournament Apr 16 North Carolina L 5-7 Mar 2 Providence W 8-7 Mar 27 Central Conn. W 7-5 Apr 7 Pembroke State W 8-4 Apr 17 High Point W 5-4 Mar 3 Virginia Military W 7-5 o Mar 28 Central Conn. W 7-6 Apr 10 Georgia Tech W 4-1 — 1985 — Mar 5 Western Michigan L 6-14

Apr 18 Gardner-Webb W 11-1 r Mar 5 Western Michigan L 7-8 Mar 31 Thomas W 9-1 Apr 10 Georgia Tech L 3-5 Overall: 18-15-3 Apr 19 Virginia L 2-5 Apr 2 Guilford W 22-6 Apr 11 Catawba L 5-7 ACC: 5-8-1 Mar 8 George Mason L 5-6 d Apr 20 Maryland W 19-15 Mar 11 C.W. Post W 11-10

Apr 5 Maryland L 2-10 Apr 12 N.C. Wesleyan W 12-9 Head Coach: Larry Smith Mar 12 Wisconsin L 3-8 Apr 5 Maryland L 1-7 Apr 14 North Carolina L 6-8 Feb 27 Atlantic Christian W 6-5 — 1987 — b Apr 6 Virginia L 5-7 Apr 15 Wake Forest L 8-9 Feb 28 Guilford W 4-3 Mar 13 William and Mary L 5-6

Overall: 18-26-1 o Apr 7 Longwood W 5-4 Apr 18 North Carolina L 0-3 Mar 1 Atlantic Christian T 1-1 Mar 13 William and Mary W 8-4 ACC: 3-14-0 Mar 16 Wisconsin L 4-6 Apr 9 North Carolina L 3-9 Apr 21 (&)Clemson L 9-10 Mar 2 Muhlengberg W 14-7 Head Coach: Larry Smith o Apr 10 N.C. Wesleyan W 16-4 Apr 22 (&)NC State L 5-6 Mar 3 Muhlengberg W 9-6 Mar 18 Connecticut L 4-5 Feb 26 Virginia Tech L 1-6 k Apr 11 Georgia Tech W 11-2 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 5 Clemson L 0-5 Mar 20 Hartford L 1-8 Mar 2 VCU L 7-8 Mar 20 Hartford L 1-2 Apr 12 Georgia Tech W 4-3 Mar 6 Clemson L 2-11 Mar 3 NC Wesleyan W 3-1 Mar 21 Ohio L 2-5 Apr 16 NC State L 11-19 — 1983 — Mar 8 Georgia Tech L 5-10 Mar 4 UNC Charlotte W 15-0 Mar 22 Towson State L 4-13 Apr 17 St. Andrews W 12-2 Overall: 14-12-1 Mar 9 Georgia Tech W 5-3 Mar 5 VMI W 8-2 Mar 23 Va. Commonwealth L 5-11 Apr 17 St. Andrews W 16-5 ACC: 1-8-1 Mar 11 Fairleigh Dickinson T 6-6 Mar 6 UNC Charlotte W 9-5 Mar 24 Towson State L 4-9 Apr 20 Wake Forest L 5-7 Head Coach: Tom D’Armi Mar 13 Fairleigh Dickinson W 18-3 Mar 7 Davidson L 8-13 Mar 26 North Carolina L 1-3 Apr 22 (&)North Carolina L 6-13 Feb 27 High Point L 1-7 Mar 14 Fairleigh Dickinson W 7-0 Mar 11 VCU L 3-6 Mar 27 Wake Forest L 7-12 (&) — ACC Tournament Feb 28 St. Andrews L 5-6 Mar 15 John Carroll L 1-4 Mar 12 Fairfi eld W 3-1 Mar 29 NC State L 4-8 Mar 2 Guilford W 8-1 Mar 16 Vermont W 22-7 Mar 30 North Carolina L 9-21 — 1981 — Mar 3 Catawba W 19-9 Mar 17 Vermont W 12-3 Mar 13 FDU-Teaneck W 6-3 Mar 13 Bradley W 7-4 Apr 2 Virginia L 1-2 Overall: 29-10-0 Mar 4 Virginia Wesleyan W 17-7 Mar 19 North Carolina T 2-2 Apr 2 Virginia L 5-9 ACC: 6-6-0 Mar 6 Clemson L 2-9 Mar 20 Central Conn. W 7-6 Mar 14 SUNY-Buffalo W 8-2 Mar 15 SUNY-Buffalo W 6-5 Apr 3 Maryland L 7-8 Head Coach: Tom D’Armi Mar 7 Clemson L 3-4 Mar 21 Westfi eld State W 11-3 Apr 5 Wake Forest L 4-21 Mar 17 Christopher Newport W 7-1 Mar 2 St. Andrews W 20-2 Mar 10 Georgia Tech L 8-15 Mar 25 Western Maryland W 9-2 Apr 6 NC State L 4-8 Mar 18 Campbell L 2-8 Mar 3 Guilford W 7-2 Mar 11 Georgia Tech W 25-4 Mar 28 Wake Forest W 7-3 Apr 9 Clemson L 3-10 Mar 5 Virginia Wesleyan W 4-3 Mar 13 Muhlenberg W 9-1 Mar 29 High Point L 1-2 Mar 20 Bradley L 6-13 Apr 9 Clemson L 3-10 Mar 7 John Carroll W 5-1 Mar 14 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 12-7 Mar 30 NC State W 16-5 Mar 21 Connecticut W 5-1 Apr 10 Georgia Tech W 16-15 Mar 7 John Carroll W 12-3 Mar 15 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 8-3 Mar 31 High Point L 4-17 Mar 22 Eastern Illinois T 9-9 Apr 12 North Carolina W 4-3 Mar 9 Georgia Tech W 2-1 Mar 16 Bryant W 13-6 Apr 1 North Carolina L 0-11 Mar 24 Eastern Illinois L 9-11 Apr 15 Clemson L 3-11 Mar 10 Georgia Tech W 3-2 Mar 19 North Carolina L 3-4 Apr 2 St. Andrews W 6-2 Mar 25 Rider W 8-7 Apr 16 Georgia Tech L 2-7 Mar 12 Clemson L 4-7 Mar 20 Central Conn. W 8-4 Apr 3 NC State L 1-5 Mar 26 North Carolina L 3-5 Apr 16 Georgia Tech L 3-5 Mar 13 Clemson L 7-8 Mar 20 Central Conn. W 9-1 Apr 6 Virginia L 8-19 Mar 29 Wake Forest L 4-8 Apr 23 Maryland L 4-8 Mar 15 Cal. State W 8-1 Mar 21 Western Maryland W 22-1 Apr 7 Maryland L 1-8 Mar 31 NC State L 3-7 Apr 23 Maryland W 7-3 Mar 16 Cal. State W 19-2 Mar 22 Central Conn. W 18-10 Apr 9 St. Andrews W 17-3 Apr 1 Campbell L 4-5 Apr 24 Virginia L 15-21 Mar 17 Guilford W 9-7 Mar 23 NC State L 7-9 Apr 10 Wake Forest W 5-4 Apr 3 Maryland L 2-9 May 1 Richmond L 5-6 Mar 18 Westfi eld State W 7-1 Mar 30 North Carolina L 2-9 Apr 11 Hampden-Sydney L 6-7 Apr 7 Wake Forest W 14-4 May 2 Richmond L 3-9 Mar 18 Westfi eld State L 7-8 Apr 1 Maryland T 5-5 Apr 12 Christopher Newport L 5-6 Apr 8 St. Andrew’s W 10-1 May 11 (&)Clemson L 1-9 Mar 19 North Carolina W 7-6 Apr 13 Wake Forest L 10-11 Apr 13 Maryland W 8-6 Apr 9 North Carolina L 5-8 May 12 (&)Virginia L 1-7 Mar 20 Lafayette W 5-4 Apr 17 Wake Forest L 2-6 Apr 14 Virginia L 2-8 Apr 10 Georgia Tech L 3-6 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 22 Virginia W 6-5 Apr 20 (&)North Carolina L 2-4 Apr 17 (&)North Carolina L 2-15 Apr 11 Georgia Tech W 7-2 Mar 24 NC State L 0-1 Apr 21 (&)Wake Forest W 14-13 Apr 18 (&)Maryland L 1-12 Apr 12 Clemson L 3-6 — 1989 — Mar 25 Princeton L 5-8 Apr 22 (&)NC State W 7-2 (&) — ACC Tournament Apr 14 North Carolina L 1-17 Overall: 20-23-0 Mar 26 Central Conn. W 10-2 Apr 24 (&)Clemson L 7-14 Apr 17 Georgia Tech L 1-8 ACC: 2-14-0 Mar 27 Central Conn. W 11-3 (&) — ACC Tournament — 1986 — Apr 18 Clemson L 4-12 Head Coach: Steve Traylor Mar 28 William and Mary W 3-1 Overall: 26-17-0 Apr 19 Clemson L 3-6 Feb 14 NC A&T W 16-0 Feb 16 NC A&T W 12-1 Mar 28 William and Mary W 13-6 — 1984 — ACC: 2-12-0 Apr 21 NC State L 5-7 Feb 19 UNC Wilmington L 6-10 Apr 1 N.C. 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State L 3-9 Apr 12 Georgia Tech L 1-9 Apr 10 Wake Forest W 8-7 Feb 12 Seton Hall W 3-2 Apr 6 at Virginia L 0-4 k Apr 13 N.C. State L 3-7 Apr 12 Georgia Tech L 1-11 Apr 11 Wake Forest W 6-5 Feb 12 Seton Hall L 5-7 Apr 7 at Virginia W 13-9 Feb 15 at Elon L 3-9 Apr 8 at Virginia L 1-8 o Apr 14 N.C. State W 4-2 Apr 13 Georgia Tech L 6-13 Apr 13 Old Dominion W 4-1 Feb 21 at East Carolina L 5-19 Apr 13 at North Carolina L 0-7 Apr 17 Davidson W 12-2 Apr 16 Davidson W 8-3 Apr 20 Old Dominion W 5-3 o Feb 22 Elon L 6-10 Apr 14 at North Carolina W 9-3 Apr 19 Clemson L 3-5 Apr 19 North Carolina L 3-5 Apr 21 Davidson W 8-3 Feb 24 Radford W 6-1 Apr 14 at North Carolina L 4-7 b Apr 20 Clemson L 1-4 Apr 19 North Carolina L 5-11 Apr 23 North Carolina L 6-11 Feb 25 Radford W 15-4 Apr 17 UNC Greensboro L 0-6

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r Mar 1 at UNC Wilmington L 0-17 Apr 22 Maryland W 4-2 Apr 27 Maryland W 19-8 Apr 26 Maryland L 1-3 May 7 Georgia Tech L 8-9 Mar 3 at Maryland W 4-2 Apr 24 Campbell W 12-1 o Apr 28 Maryland W 10-8 Apr 27 Maryland L 1-8 May 8 Georgia Tech L 8-9 Mar 4 at Maryland L 3-5 Apr 27 at Wake Forest L 6-13

c May 5 Florida State L 4-18 May 4 Clemson L 6-7 May 9 Georgia Tech L 3-14 Mar 5 at Maryland L 8-9 Apr 28 at Wake Forest L 3-4 May 6 Florida State L 5-18 May 5 Clemson W 7-6 May 12 High Point L 1-2 Mar 7 La Salle W 4-1 Apr 29 at Wake Forest L 2-8 e May 7 Florida State L 3-13 May 6 Clemson L 2-13 May 14 Florida State L 1-4 Mar 8 La Salle W 19-3 May 9 at UNC Greensboro W 5-4

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Central W 10-2 Mar 15 Brown W 9-8 Mar 21 NC State W 7-4 Mar 21 Wright State W 4-3 Mar 28 Miami L 5-7 Mar 17 Oklahoma State L 1-2 Mar 24 UNC Wilmington W 4-3 Mar 22 Marshall L 3-8 — 2007 — Mar 29 Miami L 1-8 Mar 21 Virginia L 1-13 Mar 26 Maryland W 13-5 Mar 25 Florida State L 3-5 Overall: 29-25-0 Mar 30 Miami Rainout Mar 22 Virginia L 2-9 Mar 27 Maryland L 4-6 Mar 26 Florida State L 4-11 ACC: 8-22-0 Apr 5 at Boston College L 2-3 Mar 23 Virginia L 0-6 Mar 28 Maryland L 1-3 Mar 26 Florida State W 8-7 Head Coach: Sean McNally Apr 5 at Boston College L 0-6 Mar 26 Davidson W 10-5 Mar 30 High Point W 12-7 Mar 30 UNC Wilmington L 1-24 Feb 10 Mount St. Mary’s W 13-10 Apr 6 at Boston College L 6-11 Apr 1 at Wake Forest L 10-11 Feb 10 Mount St. Mary’s W 8-2 Apr 9 UNC Greensboro W 10-1 Apr 2 at Wake Forest L 5-6 Feb 11 Mount St. Mary’s W 10-2 Apr 11 at NC State W 4-1 Apr 3 at Wake Forest L 2-3 Feb 16 St. Bonaventure W 13-4 Apr 12 at NC State L 1-8 Apr 8 at Clemson L 3-9 Feb 17 St. Bonaventure W 14-6 Apr 13 at NC State L 7-12 Apr 9 at Clemson L 6-11 Feb 18 St. Bonaventure W 16-4 Apr 15 N.C. Central W 8-2 Apr 10 at Clemson L 6-16 Feb 20 Albany W 7-1 Apr 15 N.C. Central W 22-0 Apr 15 Maryland W 2-1 Feb 23 Washington W 4-3 Apr 16 at Campbell W 16-2 Apr 16 Maryland L 3-13 Feb 24 St. John’s W 4-2 Apr 18 Clemson L 4-7 Apr 17 Maryland W 6-1 Feb 25 at East Carolina L 4-11 Apr 19 Clemson W 10-1 Apr 20 Davidson W 9-8 Feb 27 NC A&T W 7-2 Apr 20 Clemson L 6-6 Apr 22 at North Carolina L 1-10 Mar 3 Holy Cross W 13-1 Apr 22 at UNC Greensboro W 10-3 Apr 23 at North Carolina L 2-5 Mar 3 Holy Cross W 10-7 Apr 23 at Davidson W 8-7 Apr 24 at North Carolina L 0-7 Mar 4 Holy Cross W 6-5 Apr 25 Maryland L 8-12 Apr 27 at Davidson L 12-13 Mar 6 Temple W 7-4 Apr 26 Maryland W 10-2 Apr 29 Virginia Tech L 8-11 Mar 7 Xavier W 4-3 Apr 27 Maryland W 2-1 Apr 30 Virginia Tech W 13-10 Mar 9 Boston College L 1-3 May 5 Longwood W 6-4 May 1 Virginia Tech L 0-2 Mar 10 Boston College L 5-10 May 5 Longwood W 10-3 May 13 NC State L 0-22 Mar 11 Boston College L 2-10 May 6 Davidson W 2-1 May 14 NC State W 14-10 Mar 13 Fairleigh Dickinson W 15-4 May 9 at Wake Forest L 3-7 May 15 NC State L 4-11 Mar 14 Fairleigh Dickinson W 10-5 May 10 at Wake Forest L 1-3 May 19 at Virginia L 1-7 Mar 16 at Clemson L 4-6 May 11 at Wake Forest L 4-9 HHeadead coachcoach SeanSean McNallyMcNally (2006-Present)(2006-Present) ledled May 20 at Virginia L 2-7 Mar 17 at Clemson L 2-7 May 13 Campbell W 10-5 May 21 at Virginia L 4-10 Mar 18 at Clemson L 6-9 May 15 at Virginia Tech W 4-2 DDukeuke toto a 37-18-137-18-1 recordrecord inin 2008.2008. May 24 (&)Wake Forest L 1-10 Mar 23 Georgia Tech L 2-3 May 16 at Virginia Tech L 5-8 (&) — ACC Tournament Mar 24 Georgia Tech W 3-1 May 17 at Virginia Tech W 7-5 4488 AAll-Timel l - T i m e SeriesS e r i e s RecordsR e c o r d s ACC OPPONENTS Coppin State 6-0-0 1999 Mars Hill 6-1-0 1999 Rollins 10-12-0 1977 Cornell 8-4-1 1969 Marshall 2-1-0 2005 Rutgers 4-0-0 1937 Team W-L-T LM Dartmouth 6-5-0 1967 McCrary 0-1-0 1941 St. Andrews 10-2-0 1998 Boston College 2-8-0 2008 Davidson 102-25-1 2008 MD-Baltimore County 1-2-0 2006 St. Augustine’s 4-0-0 1993 Clemson 61-115-2 2008 Delaware 10-2-1 1977 MD-Eastern Shore 9-0-0 2005 St. Bonaventure 3-0-0 2007

Florida State 17-63-0 2007 r record book Delaware State 2-0-0 1993 Massachusetts 2-2-0 1980 St. John’s 9-3-0 2007

Georgia Tech 26-75-0 2008 e Maryland 82-77-1 2008 Drexel 1-0-0 1993 May Hosiery 0-1-0 1940 St. Leo 2-2-0 1969 c Miami 4-14-0 2008 Durham All-Stars 1-0-0 1921 Mebane 1-0-0 1899 St. Louis 1-0-0 1993 North Carolina 89-170-3 2008 Durham Bulls 3-9-0 1933 Mercer 7-7-2 1977 Seton Hall 3-1-0 2006 o N.C. State 120-140-1 2008 Durham League 1-2-1 1913 Michigan 4-5-0 2004 Shaw 4-0-0 1993 r Virginia 52-84-1 2008 East Carolina 13-33-0 2007 Michigan State 14-10-0 1967 South Carolina 55-34-1 2000 d

Virginia Tech 22-16-0 2008 East Tennessee St. 8-2-0 1996 Middlebury 2-0-0 1984 South Carolina-Aiken 1-1-0 1979 Wake Forest 132-146-2 2008 Eastern 4-0-0 1913 Mississippi 1-2-0 1956 South Carolina State 1-0-0 1993 b Totals 602-909-10 Eastern Illinois 0-1-1 1987 Mississippi State 2-0-0 1953 South Florida 0-2-0 1968 o

Eastern Michigan 2-0-0 1974 Monmouth 3-0-0 1998 Southeastern Mass. 1-1-0 1980 o Non-Conference

Elizabeth City 2-0-0 1992 Moose Club 2-2-0 1919 Springfield 2-0-0 1939 k Opponents Elon 30-19-0 2006 Mount Olive 0-1-0 1989 Stetson 1-2-0 1976 Team W-L-T LM Erskine 1-0-0 1922 Mount St. Mary’s 5-2-0 2007 SUNY Brockport 1-0-0 1992 Adelphi 1-0-0 1968 Fairfi eld 3-1-0 1995 Muhlenberg 9-2-0 1986 SUNY Buffalo 4-0-0 1987 Air Force 0-1-0 1990 Fairleigh Dickinson 11-0-1 2007 NGAC 1-0-0 1923 Swarthmore 4-0-0 1921 Alabama A&M 2-0-0 2008 FDU-Teaneck 1-0-0 1987 Navy 23-13-0 2005 Syracuse 3-0-0 1905 Albany 3-0-0 2007 Ferrum 2-0-0 1986 New Orleans 0-1-0 1997 Trinity Park H.S. 12-1-0 1912 Alumni 0-1-0 1926 Florida 4-1-0 1972 New York 4-2-0 1931 Tampa 2-2-0 1969 Amherst 13-3-1 1964 Florida Southern 2-5-0 1976 Nicholls State 1-1-0 1963 Temple 9-1-0 2007 Appalachian State 4-1-0 1997 Fordham 3-3-0 1941 Norfolk Air Station 1-0-0 1943 Tennessee 2-0-0 1998 Arizona State 0-9-0 2001 Fort Bragg 0-1-0 1944 Norfolk State 5-0-0 1998 Texas 0-1-0 1953 Armstrong State 0-2-0 1986 Franklin 1-0-0 1897 N.C. A&T 37-5-0 2007 Thomas 1-0-0 1980 Army 6-1-0 2005 Franklin & Marshall 1-0-0 1973 N.C. Central 3-0-0 2008 Toledo 1-0-0 1970 Atlanta Firemen 1-0-0 1899 Furman 22-6-0 1998 UNC Asheville 3-2-0 2006 Towson State 3-5-1 1988 Atlantic Baptist 2-0-0 1971 Gardner-Webb 5-0-0 1986 UNC Charlotte 2-1-0 1987 Trinity Connecticut 0-2-0 1910 Atlantic Christian 8-2-1 1987 George Mason 0-1-0 1988 UNC Greensboro 3-2-0 2008 Trinity Park 1-0-0 1914 Auburn 2-1-0 1924 Geo. Washington 8-1-1 1957 UNC Wesleyan 9-2-0 1993 Tulane 0-1-0 1997 Augusta YMCA 1-0-0 1899 Georgetown 13-6-0 2001 UNC Wilmington 11-22-0 2006 U.S.S. Franklin 1-0-0 1911 Averett 1-0-0 1999 Georgia 15-16-2 1971 Notre Dame 5-4-0 1998 Valdosta State 0-1-0 1976 Ball State 1-3-0 2003 Ga. St. Teachers 1-0-0 1957 Oak Ridge 4-1-0 1904 Valparaiso 1-0-0 2008 Belmont Abbey 6-0-0 1996 Gettysburg 3-0-0 1904 Ohio 7-6-0 1988 Vermont 4-1-0 1985 Bingham 7-0-0 1909 Greensboro 5-0-0 1998 Ohio State 1-2-0 1998 Villanova 4-0-0 1947 Boston (N.L.) 0-5-0 1902 Greensboro BTC 0-1-0 1944 Oklahoma State 0-2-0 2003 VCU 7-6-0 2000 Bradley 1-1-0 1987 Greensboro League 0-1-0 1902 Old Dominion 9-7-0 2004 VMI 14-5-0 1998 Bridgewater 1-0-0 1980 Greensboro Patriots 0-1-0 1925 Oregon State 1-0-0 1952 Virginia Medical 0-1-0 1913 Brooklyn (N.L.) 0-2-0 1897 Guilford 31-12-1 1998 Parris Island 1-1-0 1956 Virginia State 4-0-0 1999 Brown 12-3-0 2008 Hampden-Sydney 4-2-0 1986 Pembroke State 4-2-0 1986 Virginia Wesleyan 4-0-0 1984 Bryant 1-0-0 1983 Hanes Knitters 0-1-0 1942 Penn A.C. 1-1-0 1941 Warren Wilson 8-1-0 1992 Bucknell 1-1-0 1971 Hartford 4-3-0 2008 Penn State 4-7-0 1999 Washington 1-1-0 2007 Buffalo 3-1-0 2003 Harvard 4-2-0 1993 Pennsylvania 10-5-1 1953 Washington & Lee 12-14-0 1982 C.W. Post 1-0-0 1988 Haverford 1-0-0 1917 Pfeiffer 6-1-0 1999 Weaver 0-1-0 1915 California State 2-0-0 1981 High Point 7-12-0 2006 Philadelphia (N.L.) 0-4-0 1939 West Chester 2-1-0 1940 Camp Butner 1-1-0 1945 Hobart 1-0-0 1902 Piedmont 2-0-0 1992 West Georgia 1-0-0 1977 Campbell 16-9-0 2008 Holy Cross 3-0-0 2007 Pittsburg 2-0-0 1939 West Liberty 1-1-0 1972 Carolina Pre-Flight 5-5-0 1945 Horner’s 4-2-0 1902 Pittsburgh 2-1-0 2003 West Virginia 8-2-0 1995 Case Western 3-0-0 1980 Howard 16-0-0 1996 Presbyterian 1-1-0 1941 W. Virginia Wesleyan 1-0-0 1917 Catawba 4-1-0 1984 Illinois 0-1-0 1959 Presbyterian HS 1-0-0 1897 Western Carolina 1-3-0 1975 Catholic 0-2-0 1913 Indiana 2-0-0 1951 Princeton 18-10-0 2004 Western Maryland 4-0-0 1986 Central 3-2-1 1910 Iona 4-0-0 2008 Providence 2-0-0 1997 Western Michigan 1-4-0 1988 Central Connecticut 12-1-0 1985 Jacksonville 1-2-0 1972 Providence League 0-1-0 1913 Westfi eld State 2-1-0 1985 Central Florida 0-1-0 1999 John Carroll 3-1-0 1985 Purdue 1-1-0 2000 William & Mary 17-10-1 1996 Central Michigan 2-0-0 1972 Johns Hopkins 2-0-0 1925 Quantico Marines 0-1-0 1948 Williams 1-1-0 1954 Charleston Southern 3-0-0 1994 Kent State 3-2-0 1968 Quinnipiac 2-0-0 2008 Wingate 1-0-0 1992 Charlotte League 1-1-0 1903 Kentucky State 1-0-1 1910 Radford 9-5-0 2006 Winston League 1-0-0 1913 Chatham Mills 3-0-0 1936 Lafayette 17-10-0 1991 Raleigh-Durham 1-0-0 1970 Winston YMCA 1-0-1 1891 Cherry Point 0-2-0 1945 La Salle 2-0-0 2006 Raleigh League 0-2-0 1909 Winthrop 4-3-0 2006 Christopher Newport 5-1-0 1990 Lehigh 3-2-0 1953 Randolph Macon 5-1-0 1941 Wisconsin 0-2-0 1988 Cincinnati 7-10-0 2005 Lenoir 4-1-0 1924 Reading 0-1-0 1923 Wofford 16-4-1 1998 Citadel 3-3-0 1988 Liberty 2-2-0 1998 Rex Mills 1-1-0 1948 Wright State 1-2-0 2005 Colby 8-3-0 1968 Longwood 5-1-1 2008 Rhode Island 2-0-0 1922 Xavier 1-0-0 2007 Colgate 2-1-0 1956 Louisiana State 0-1-0 1997 Rice 0-1-0 1999 Yale 9-6-2 1996 Colorado State 2-0-0 1961 Manhattan 1-0-0 1933 Richmond 10-5-0 1988 Yif Oebb 0-1-0 1927 Columbia 5-1-0 2008 Marietta 3-0-0 1969 Rider 1-0-0 1987 Youngstown State 3-0-0 1996 Connecticut 1-4-0 1988 Marist 1-0-0 1993 Roanoke 2-1-0 1915 Totals 1779-512-34 4499 AAll-Timel l - T i m e LetterwinnersL e t t e r w i n n e r s

A Troy Blackburn ...... 1986-88 John Challenger ...... 1957 Carl Dickey ...... 1953 Dixie Abdella ...... 1967, 69 Randy Blanchard ...... 1967-69 H.H. Chappell ...... 1926 Justin DiLucchio ...... 2001-04 William Adams ...... 1927-29 Bernie Blaney ...... 1955-57 Herbert Check ...... 1935-37 Richard Dishman ...... 1995-97 Les Aiello ...... 1997-98 Hunter Bledsoe ...... 1995 Ed Chesnutt ...... 1962-63 Rick Dixon ...... 1975-76 Leland Aiken ...... 1971 Scott Bles ...... 1994 Michael Childs ...... 1969 Larry Doby ...... 1976-79 Jeff Blickman ...... 2006 Frankie Chiou ...... 1994-97 Nathan Dodson ...... 1944

k Josh Albert ...... 2005 Bob Albright...... 1974 Wayne Blum ...... 1968 Carl Chronister ...... 1967 Bill Domhoff ...... 1956-58 o Erik Albright ...... 1985-87 Bo Bochow...... 1969-72 Gordon Clapp ...... 1952-54 Fred Donegan ...... 1983-84 o Jerry Alexander ...... 1956 Lon Bonczek ...... 1956-58 George Clark ...... 1945-48 Jim Donegan ...... 1977-79

b John Alexander ...... 1970 Lewis Bond ...... 1942 Darryl Clements ...... 1988-89 Bill Donigan ...... 1952-53 Sam Allen ...... 2008 Kilmer Bortz ...... 1940-41 John Clowar ...... 1949-50 Luis Duarte ...... 1992-95

d Howard Duffey ...... 1930-31 J.D. Alleva ...... 1998-2001 Dave Bosson ...... 1959-60 Stan Coble ...... 1965-67 Charlie Dunlevy ...... 1957-59 r Jeff Alleva ...... 2000-03 E.L. Bost ...... 1931 Andy Cockrell ...... 1955-57 Mr. Bost...... 1915 Thomas Colantuono ...... 1970 Brad DuPree ...... 1997-2000

o Butch Allie ...... 1958-60 Russell Durfee ...... 2003-06 Roy Alpert ...... 1932 Roy Bostock ...... 1960 Leonard Collard ...... 1971-70 c Mr. Durham ...... 1915 Don Altman ...... 1960-61 Dave Bouchard ...... 1983-84 Frank Colleran ...... 1986 e Dale Boyd ...... 1954, 56 Nelson Colley ...... 1931 Bryan Durrett ...... 1978 Gary Altman ...... 1968 George Dutrow ...... 1956 r record book A.T. Brackbill ...... 1933 Jose Colon ...... 1991 Dave Amaro ...... 1981-84 Karl Dutschman ...... 1955 Merrill Ambler ...... 1962-64 Biff Bracy ...... 1963-65 Ben Condon ...... 2008 Tom Brassil ...... 1981-82 James Connelly ...... 1960 E Wayne Ambler...... 1935-37 Mr. Earnhardt ...... 1915 Tom Amidon ...... 1980-82 Charles Braswell ...... 1945 Clayton Connor ...... 1995-98 Dick Brewer ...... 1953-55 Richard Conradi ...... 1936 Doug Eastman ...... 1987-88 Jonathan Anderson ...... 2004-07 Gerald Eckelberry ...... 1981 Larry Broadway ...... 2000-02 Ed Conrey ...... 1997-99 Mr. Anderson...... 1912 Seth Edwards ...... 1984-87 Scott Bromby ...... 1984-87 Raymond Coombs ...... 1931-33 William Andrews ...... 1975 Zeno Edwards ...... 1974 Barry Brooks ...... 1995 Mr. Cooper ...... 1912 Dan Arlen ...... 1969-70 Paul Elcano ...... 1995 Larry Brooks ...... 1977-80 Buddy Copeland ...... 1978-81 George Atkinson ...... 1955-57 Wayne Elliot ...... 1948 O.L. Broome ...... 1926-27 Claude Corbitt ...... 1935-36 Gordon Austin ...... 1985-86 Hugh Ennis...... 1937 Rick Austin...... 1973 Bobby Brower ...... 1979-82 B.O. Cornelius ...... 1934-35 Stuart Erickson ...... 1946-49 Michael Ayers ...... 1970 Gary Brown ...... 1980-83 Frederick Cornnell ...... 1973 Andres Escoruela ...... 1968 Milton Ayers ...... 1947-50 J.D. Browne ...... 1962-64 Dick Corwin ...... 1944 Craig Eskay ...... 1991, 93 B Art Browning ...... 1959-61 Jon Couch...... 1981-82 Ron Esquieres ...... 1989-92 Don Baglien ...... 1968-70 Mark Brownstein ...... 1959 Dave Coughenour ...... 1982-85 Sam Ewing ...... 1935-36 Thomas Bailey ...... 1938 Joe Brunansky ...... 1938 Jacques Courtillet ...... 1970 F Tony Bajoczky ...... 2004-07 Mike Budka ...... 1980 John Courtright ...... 1989-91 Tyler Fadely ...... 1978 Chuck Baker ...... 1976, 79 John Bunder ...... 2008 Stephen Cowie ...... 1996-99 Brooks Fader ...... 1960-62 William Baker ...... 1969 Mr. Bundy ...... 1912 Charles Cox ...... 1974 Bucky Fader ...... 1962-64 Robert Baldwin ...... 1991-92 C.L. Bunting...... 1926-27 Robbie Cox ...... 1974-76 Richard Faley ...... 1950 John Banks ...... 1975 Greg Burke ...... 2001-05 Barnette Crabtree ...... 1969 John Falwell ...... 1947-50 R. Barker ...... 1929 Thomas Burns ...... 1942 E.H. Crawford ...... 1926 Roland Farley ...... 1928-30 George Barley ...... 1935-37 Kevin Burrin ...... 1988 Steve Crihfi eld ...... 1956-58 Kevin Farmer ...... 1996 George Barr ...... 1972 Dick Burton ...... 1956-58 Stan Crisson ...... 1963-64 Ray Farmer ...... 1993-94 Will Barr ...... 1994 Craig Buschman ...... 1970-72 Stephan Cupps ...... 1962 Harleigh Fatzinger ...... 1955-57 Jim Barrett ...... 1965 Bernie Buteau ...... 1958 Will Currier ...... 2007-08 Ken Fay ...... 1981-83 Jerry Barringer ...... 1965-66 Jared Butler ...... 1960 Walter Curtin ...... 1942-43 Carle Felton ...... 1968-70 James Bartal ...... 1956 Kyle Butler ...... 2006-08 Al Curtis ...... 1948-49 Eric Felton ...... 1944 Brett Bartles ...... 2005-07 George Byam ...... 1940-42 D W.D. Fesperman ...... 1953-56 Cecil Barton ...... 1954 Bob Byers...... 1959 Dixon Dailey ...... 1935 Mr. Few ...... 1915 Buddy Bass ...... 1955-56 C Francis Dale ...... 1950 John Fielder ...... 1969 Bruce Battjar ...... 1970 Bob Calamari ...... 1987-88 Albert D’Alonzo ...... 1946-49 Christopher Filiaci ...... 1968 Eric Baumann ...... 2004-05 Justin Calliham...... 2002 Tony D’Amrosio ...... 1989 Spence Fischer ...... 1992-93 Hugh Bayless ...... 1975-76 Willard Campbell ...... 1968-69 Jerry Damren ...... 1947 Konrad Fish ...... 1954 Kyle Beauchamp ...... 1999 Stephen Cannon ...... 1996 John Daniel ...... 1961 Jim Fishburn...... 1996-97 Doug Bechtold ...... 2000-02 John Cappello ...... 1958 John Darden ...... 1999 Chris Flaherty ...... 1992 Jeff Becker ...... 1996-2000 Chris Capuano ...... 1997-99 David Darwin ...... 1993-96 Mark Flaherty ...... 1983-84 Colin Begley ...... 2001-02 Ryan Caradonna ...... 1998-2001 Mike Davies ...... 1969-70 Buddy Flesh ...... 1972-74 Sam Bell ...... 1934 Troy Caradonna ...... 2000-03 Bob Davis...... 1951-52 Michael Fletcher ...... 1995-98 Jean Belue ...... 1928-29 Charles Carey ...... 1938-40 Brandon Davis ...... 1950 Moritz Flohr ...... 1932-34 Norman Benfer ...... 1950 Robert Carkhuff ...... 1982 Dale Davis ...... 1970 Mr. Flythe ...... 1915 John Benik ...... 1996-99 Mark Carlozzi ...... 1983-85 Doug Davis ...... 1985-88 Fred Folger ...... 1948-49 Bruce Bennett ...... 1962 John Carroll ...... 1950-52 Larry Davis ...... 1966-68 Jimmy Forbis ...... 1969 Thomas Bennett ...... 1929-31 Woodrow Carroll...... 1942-43 Lawrence Davis ...... 1938-40 Jonathan Foreman ...... 2007-08 Bob Bensinger ...... 1951 RD Carson ...... 1964 Ronnie Davis ...... 1961 Mr. Foushee...... 1912 Steven Bentson ...... 1969 Christopher Carlton ...... 1976-77 Thomas Davis ...... 1942-45 Don Fowler ...... 1985-88 Karl Benzio ...... 1982 Charlie Carter ...... 1953 Gerry Day ...... 1990-91 Bill Freeze ...... 1943-44 John Berger ...... 2003-05 Samuel Carter ...... 1967 D.R. Dean ...... 1928-30 Nate Freiman ...... 2006-08 Bill Bergeron ...... 1948-51 George Carver ...... 1952-53 Gene DeBolt ...... 1968 Tim Fremuth ...... 1974-76 Russell Bergman ...... 1937-39 Mr. Carver ...... 1915 Tom Decker ...... 1981-84 Jerry Frye ...... 1946-49 Dick Bersin ...... 1971-72 Brian Casey ...... 1994-95 Paul DeMarco ...... 2002-05 John Frye ...... 1959 Rich Bevigilia ...... 1985-88 Tim Casey ...... 1946-47 William Dempsey ...... 1975 Stephen Fuller ...... 1937 Ron Bianco ...... 1983-84 Claude Caskey ...... 1937-38 Steve Denison ...... 1968-70 Bill Furbush ...... 1973 Frank Bilane ...... 1940 Ron Causey ...... 2005-08 Dick Denny ...... 1951-52 John Furch ...... 1986-88 David Bishop ...... 1977 Benny Cavaliere ...... 1950-52 Dick Densmore ...... 1961-63 Thomas Furlow ...... 2002 Lonnie Bishop ...... 1944 Tim Cecil ...... 1976 Albert DeRogatis ...... 1945 Vincent Fusco ...... 1976 Tom Blackburn ...... 1954-56 Dave Challenger ...... 1960 Bob Dewhirst ...... 1973-76 Charlie Fye ...... 1958-59 5500 AAll-Timel l - T i m e LetterwinnersL e t t e r w i n n e r s

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Green ...... 1926-27 William Ingham ...... 1942 Billy Lea ...... 1952-53 Edwin Messikomer ...... 1960 Dick Gregory ...... 1962 Jonathan Ingram ...... 1971 Bob Leclercq ...... 1953-54 Joseph Metcalf ...... 1972-73 Leon Griffeth...... 1944-46 J Russ Lee ...... 1983-84 Don Metz ...... 1931 David Griffi n ...... 1989-90 Gordon Jackson ...... 1969-73 Mike Leff ...... 1967 Glenn Meyers ...... 1981 Jared Griffs ...... 1992-93 Ryan Jackson ...... 1991-94 Seth Lehroff ...... 1959 Bob Michael ...... 1975-78 Dick Groat ...... 1951-52 E.L. Jenkins ...... 1928-30 John Lemen ...... 1974-77 Dave Michael ...... 1933-35 Carlyle Groome ...... 1942-46 John Jenkins ...... 1959-60 Jake Lemmerman ...... 2008 Mike Miello ...... 2002-05 Scott Grossi ...... 1999-2001 Drew Jerdan ...... 2001-03 John Lentz ...... 1948 Don Mikush ...... 1977-80 Bob Grupp ...... 1976-77 J.C. Jessup ...... 1938-40 Richard Leopoldt ...... 1939-40 Mark Militello ...... 1981-84 John Gutekunst...... 1964-66 A.N. Johnson ...... 1927-28 Ralph LeRocca ...... 1970 Bob Miller ...... 1968 H Brad Johnson ...... 1980-81 Nick LeRose ...... 1975 Fred Miller ...... 1948-49 Marc Hafer ...... 1977 Dave Johnson ...... 1968 Dave Lerps ...... 1954 Garry Miller ...... 1960-61 Doug Hall ...... 1991 Dick Johnson ...... 1951-52 Paul Levinsohn ...... 1988 James Miller ...... 1968 Chris Hammond ...... 1994-95 John Johnston ...... 1969-72 Joe Levinson ...... 1939 Pete Miller ...... 1975-77 Chris Hamrick ...... 1990 Andy Jones ...... 1985-86 Joe Lewis ...... 1951-53 William Miller ...... 1968 Patrick Hannaway ...... 1998-2000 Harry Jones ...... 1981-82 Frank Liana ...... 1937 Don Mitchell ...... 1932-35 Johnathan Hancock ...... 1948-50 Jeff Jones ...... 1983 Jim Liccardo ...... 1964-66 Jeff Mitchell ...... 1966-68 Kenneth Hancock ...... 1970 Sid Jones ...... 1973 Todd Lieber ...... 1966 William Mock ...... 1940-41 Bill Hanenberg ...... 1970-71 Casey Jowers ...... 1993-94 Victor Lippincott ...... 1959 Peter Moller ...... 1959-60 Earle Hannel ...... 1952 Sonny Jurgensen ...... 1955 Scott Lippitt ...... 1978 Grant Monroe ...... 2008 Daniel Hanson ...... 1972-73 K Jordan Litrownik ...... 1996-98 Reeves Montague ...... 1959 Jeffrey Haring ...... 1971 Wilfred Kale ...... 1943 Edward Little ...... 1943-46 Bob Moore ...... 1967-69 Lacy Harkrider ...... 1933-34 Ronnie Kalish ...... 1959-61 Martin Little ...... 1945 Bob Morris ...... 1967-69 Harry Harner ...... 1944 Mike Kaminer ...... 1985 Adam Loftin ...... 2001-04 Harry Morris ...... 1936-38 Matt Harrell ...... 1990-93 Charles Kantor ...... 1968-69 James Long ...... 1983 John Morris ...... 1957-58 Phil Harrell ...... 1990-93 Mr. Kanyse ...... 1915 Dale Longfellow ...... 2005 Joseph Morris ...... 1939-41 Milton Harrington ...... 1930-32 Paul Karukstis ...... 1947-49 Andy Lotsy...... 1995 Marty Morris ...... 1975-76 G.P. Harris ...... 1926 Fred Kast ...... 1959 Kirk Louderback ...... 1975-78 Bob Moynihan ...... 1956 Larry Harrison ...... 1961-62 Bruce Kauffman ...... 1966, 67 Mr. Love ...... 1915 Bob Mueller ...... 1962, 65 Leo Hart ...... 1968-70 Mark Kavy ...... 1993 Herbert Lowenstein ...... 1938 Billy Muldowney ...... 2004 Alexander Hassan ...... 2007-08 Herky Keller ...... 1959, 61 Mickey Lozanoff ...... 1971-73 Charles Mullen ...... 1963 David Hawkins ...... 1986-88 Kevin Kelly ...... 1999-2002 Charles Lucas ...... 1948-50 Jack Mullin ...... 1960, 63 S.L. Hawkins ...... 1928-30 Aaron Kempster ...... 2002 Tom Luciano ...... 2008 Chuck Munday ...... 1971, 74 Tom Hawkins ...... 1989 William Kerr ...... 1938-39 Marc Ludvigsen ...... 1996 Sean Murnane ...... 2004 Bobby Hawn ...... 1961-63 Art Kersey ...... 1931-33 Matt Lynch ...... 2000 Adam Murray ...... 2003-06 Bob Hayes ...... 1971 Steve Kesses ...... 1974-75 M W.A. Murray ...... 1928-30 Chris Haynes ...... 1976 Robert Kessler ...... 1942-43 Mr. Maddox...... 1912, 15 John Muse ...... 1946 Mark Heffl ey ...... 1984 Jerry Keys ...... 1955 John Madonna ...... 1995 Dewey Myers ...... 1951 W.C. Heimberger ...... 1943 John Kiefer ...... 1969 Gregg Maluchnik ...... 1995-98 N Eric Heise ...... 1995 Thomas Kiely ...... 1947 Daniel Mangiapani ...... 2003-05 Pete Naktenis ...... 1934-36 Dean Helms ...... 1965 N/A Kiely ...... 1941 Christopher Manno...... 2007-08 Robert Nauman ...... 1942 Mr. Henderson ...... 1912 Bill King...... 1977-78 Mark Manuel ...... 1973-75 Carl Nelson ...... 1977-80 Horace Hendrickson ...... 1932-34 Mike King ...... 1993-96 Randy Maris ...... 1980 Michael Ness ...... 2007-08 Brian Hernandez ...... 2003-04 Dave Kirkpatrick ...... 1954-55 Roy Marley ...... 1962-63 John Nicodemus ...... 1975 Robert Hessler ...... 1942 H.E. Kistler ...... 1928-30 Archie Marshall ...... 1938 Jonathan Nicolla ...... 2005-08 Kent Hetrick ...... 1986-87 Robert Klare ...... 1931 Tigger Marshall ...... 1996-97 O.K. Niess ...... 1957-58 Marvin Hewlett ...... 1944 John Klein ...... 1958-59 Patrick Martin ...... 1968 Lenny Nieves ...... 1990-91 Carter Hill ...... 1965-67 Lewis Klein ...... 1950-51 David Mason ...... 1998-2001 Bud Nixon ...... 1982-85 5511 AAll-Timel l - T i m e LetterwinnersL e t t e r w i n n e r s Ed Nolan ...... 1978-81 Kevin Rigby ...... 1980 Glenn Small ...... 1977 Sidney Truesdale ...... 1937-39 David Norman ...... 1988-91 Ronald Righter ...... 1971-72 Dick Smallwood ...... 1956-58 Bob Turner ...... 1960-62 Brad Novak ...... 1984-87 James Rink ...... 1936 Barney Smith ...... 1969 Harold Turner ...... 1954 Chal Nunn ...... 1973-76 Dana Risley ...... 1985 Brett Smith ...... 2005 Jim Turner ...... 1974-76 O Tim Roberts ...... 1989 Brian Smith ...... 1965 U Sean O’Brien ...... 2003-06 Don Robertshaw ...... 1931 Bryan Smith ...... 1973 Dave Uible ...... 1962-64 k Sonny Odom ...... 1963-65 Don Robertson ...... 1969 Bryan Smith ...... 2001-05 Harry Underwood ...... 1942

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Warren ...... 1928-30 Andrew Penrod ...... 1984 Gabriel Saade ...... 2007-08 Jeff Staubach ...... 1994-97 Ed Perini ...... 1945, 48 Robert Sadler ...... 1970 Ed Watson ...... 1936-38 Bob Steinbruegge ...... 1967-68 Ken Weafer...... 1934-35 Jim Perry ...... 2003-06 Roland Sailer ...... 1942-46 Gary Stephens ...... 1963-64 John Perry ...... 1938-39 Jim Sander ...... 1993-94 Charley Weaver ...... 1926-28 Harold Stevenson ...... 1946-47 Phil Weaver ...... 1932-34 John Perry ...... 1986-87 Paul Satterthwaite ...... 1940 William Stewart ...... 1968 Kevin Perry ...... 2000-03 Charley Saunders ...... 1926-27 Robert Weaver ...... 1940, 42 Chris Stiles ...... 1964-66 Ray Weddle ...... 1953 Ryan Perry ...... 2005-08 Robert Scanlon ...... 1938 Doug Stoehr ...... 1971-72 William Peters ...... 1940 Michael Schefer ...... 1990 Bob Weitzman ...... 1956-57 Mike Stopper ...... 1980 Jim Wendling ...... 1996-98 Mark Peterson ...... 1968 Vaughn Schill ...... 1997-99 Grady Stott ...... 1942-46 Garrett Pfeifer ...... 1979-82 Edward Schlear ...... 1940 Earle Wentz ...... 1933-35 Robin Stout ...... 1970 Bill Werber ...... 1951-53 Dan Phelan ...... 1969-72 Charles Schlimbaum ...... 1968 Mark Straube ...... 1970 W.M. Werber ...... 1928-30 Johnny Pickett ...... 1944 Howard Schnure ...... 1933 Dick Strauch ...... 1947-50 A.H. Werner ...... 1931 Eddie Pieczynski ...... 1974 Scott Schoeneweis ...... 1993-96 Mike Suglia ...... 1977 Dave West ...... 1962 Carl Pierce ...... 1939-41 Andy Schoenhoft ...... 1977-79 Charlie Sullivan ...... 1989 Mr. West ...... 1912 Scott Pinoni ...... 1992-94 Steve Schoettmer ...... 1973-74 Mike Sullivan ...... 1990-91 Cody Wheeler ...... 2005 Jeff Piscorik...... 1992-95 Zach Schreiber ...... 2001-04 Teddy Sullivan ...... 1996-99 Geoffrey Wheeler ...... 1968 Marc Plescia ...... 1975-76 Steve Schroeder ...... 1997-2000 Harold Sykes ...... 1938 Nathan Whitaker ...... 1988 Robert Plosica ...... 1945 Carlyle Schomberg ...... 1992 T John White ...... 1944 John Poff ...... 1971-74 Al Schwartz ...... 1969-72 Dennis Tabron ...... 1980 John White ...... 1951 George Pogmore ...... 1970 Brad Schwartz ...... 1977 John Tackach ...... 1968 Mercer White ...... 1944 Fred Pollier ...... 1962 Michael Seander ...... 2007-08 Joe Tagliola ...... 1984-85 Corey Whiting ...... 2004-05 John Posavic...... 1945 Rich Searl ...... 1969 Roy Talcott ...... 1944-45 Bob Whitley ...... 1965 John Posen ...... 1969-70 Joe Seaton ...... 1980-82 John Tarr ...... 1952-54 Bill Widerman ...... 1944 Robert Posthumus ...... 1959 Arnold Seesholts ...... 1952 Bill Taylor ...... 1958-59 Glenn Wild ...... 1952 Mr. Powell ...... 1915 Bill Seith ...... 1969-70 Ed Taylor ...... 1935 Phil Wilhelm ...... 1967-69 Tom Powers ...... 1949-51 Ryan Sember ...... 2002-05 Tom Taylor ...... 1962-64 Butch Williams ...... 1959-61 Dan Price ...... 1984-87 Steve Setteducato ...... 1971 William Taylor ...... 1947-49 Dale Williams ...... 1968 Glenn Price ...... 1939-41 Frank Seward ...... 1941 Tim Teer ...... 1968-70 Darrell Williams ...... 1948-49 Joel Price ...... 1986 Donald Shannehan ...... 1940 Brian Tenney ...... 1977-80 David Williams ...... 1988-91 Dave Pritchard ...... 1971 Calvin Shaw ...... 1936-37 R.N. 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5544 Duke University was created in 1924 by James Bu- chanan Duke as a memorial to his father, Washington Duke. The Dukes, a Durham family who built a worldwide fi nancial empire in the manufacture of tobacco and developed the production of electricity in the two Caro- linas, had long been interested in Trinity College. Trinity traced its roots to 1838 in nearby Randolph County when local Methodist and Quaker communities joined forces to support a permanent school, which they named Union Institute. After a brief period as Normal College (1851- 59), the school changed its name to Trinity College in 1859 and affi liated with the Methodist Church. The college moved to Durham in 1892 with fi nancial assistance from Washington Duke and the donation of land by Julian S. Carr. In December 1924, the school’s trustees gratefully accepted the provisions of James B. Duke’s indenture creating the family philanthropic foundation, The Duke Endowment, which provided, in part, for the expansion of Trinity College into Duke University. As a result of the Duke gift, Trinity underwent both physical and academic expansion. The original Durham Campus became known as East Campus when it was rebuilt in stately Georgian architecture. West Campus, Gothic in style and dominated by the soaring 210-foot tower of Duke Chapel, opened in 1930. Academic expan- sion of the university included the establishment of new graduate and professional schools. Modern times have seen Duke realize its founder’s aspirations to become a major center of learning. The Duke University Medical Center has achieved interna- tional prominence, and many Duke schools and de- partments are consistently ranked among the nation’s best.

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1 234 MMAYA Y Elon Clemson Clemson SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 7 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 7 p.m. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Clemson N.C. Central UNC G-boro NC State NC State 1 p.m. 7 p.m. (DH) 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 345 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Davidson Presbyterian Virginia Virginia NC State Davidson Wofford Maryland Maryland 6 p.m. 2 p.m. (DH) 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Boston College Boston College Virginia Liberty Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Maryland Elon 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 2 p.m. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 ACC ACC ACC ACC Boston College 1 p.m. Tournament Tournament Tournament Tournament 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Home Game — Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) ACC Tournament Away Game 31 ACC Tournament — Durham Bulls Athletic Park (Durham, N.C.)