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2017 Baseball Record Book 2017 BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 2B Aaron Wilson 2013-16 Photo: Steve McLaughlin /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase HARTFORD BASEBALL TABLE OF CONTENTS THIS IS HARTFORD Year-by-Year Records Location ...................................................West Hartford, Conn. ................................3-4 Chartered ..............................................................................1957 President ........................................................... Year-by-Year Results .................................5-9 Walter Harrison Enrollment ..........................................................................6,621 Series Records ............................................. 10 Interim Director of Athletics ..........................John Carson Affiliation ......................................................... NCAA Division I Year-by-Year Results vs. Opponent ....11-18 Conference ............................................................America East Colors .................................................................. Scarlet & White Postseason Success .................................... 19 Nickname ..........................................................................Hawks Home Field (Capacity) ..................... Fiondella Field (1,000) All-Time Roster ......................................20-22 All-Time Honor Roll .................................... 23 COACHING STAFF Head Coach (Alma Mater) ... Justin Blood (Franklin Pierce ’05) Team Season Records ................................ 24 Season ..............................................................................Sixth Phone ................................................................ Individual Career Records 860.768.5760 ........................ 25 Email ...................................................... [email protected] Record at Hartford ......................................124-148 (.456) Individual Season Records ....................... 26 Assistant Coach .......................................... Steve Malinowski Phone ................................................................ Individual Game Records .......................... 27 860.768.4656 Email ............................................. [email protected] Assistant Coach ......................................................Elliot Glynn Phone ................................................................ 860.768.4972 Email .....................................................eglynn@hartford.edu Volunteer Assistant Coach .............................. Tim DeJohn PROGRAM HISTORY First Season .........................................................................1958 Overall Record........................................678-1199-9 (.362) First Division I Season ...................................................1985 Division I Record ....................................507-931-4 (.353) America East Championships (Last) ....................... None NCAA Appearances (Last) ............................................ None 2016 Overall Record ........................................... 37-18 (.673) 2016 America East Record (Finish) ......... 14-9 (Second) 2016 Postseason ..............America East Tournament (Third) COMMUNICATIONS CONTACT Athletic Communications Asst./Baseball .... Ed Owens Phone ........................................................... 860.989.5433 Email ............................................. [email protected] Assistant AD/Communications .......................Matt Brady Assistant Director .................................Sarah Boissonneault Director of New Media ............................George MacLellan Website ............................................ www.HartfordHawks.com Facebook ........................................................ /HartfordAthletics Twitter ..............................................................@HartfordHawks Head Coach Justin Blood led the Hawks Baseball Facebook ........................./HartfordHawksBaseball to a school record 37 wins in 2016, his fifth Baseball Twitter ............................................ @HartfordBASE season at the helm of Hartford baseball. You Tube ........................................................ /HartfordAthletics /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS All-time Program Record: 678-1199-9 (.362), 59 Years Division I Program Record: 507-931-4 (.353), 32 Years Season Coach Years Record Win% Season Record Pct. Conf. Record/Finish 2016 Justin Blood 5 124-148 .456 37-18 .673 14-9/Second 2015 23-31 .425 10-12/Fourth 2014 31-23 .574 16-7/Second 2013 17-36 .321 13-17/Fifth 2012 16-40 .286 7-17/Fifth 2011 Jeff Calcaterra 7 82-245-1 .252 6-43-1 .130 3-20/Fifth 2010 11-37 .229 5-19/Fifth 2009 15-32 .319 7-15/Sixth 2008 18-31 .367 10-13/Fifth 2007 15-34 .306 9-14/Sixth 2006 11-38 .224 8-16/Sixth 2005 6-30 .166 3-18/Eighth 2004 Harvey Shapiro 6 76-199-1 .275 11-33 .250 5-16/Eighth 2003 9-34-1 .205 7-15/Sixth 2002 17-29 .370 8-14/Seventh 2001 14-35 .286 10-18/Eighth 2000 13-34 .277 6-22/Eighth 1999 12-34 .261 7-20/Eighth 1998 Bob Nenna 1 13-32 .298 13-32 .289 7-19/Eighth 1997 Jim Bretz 3 48-78-1 .382 16-23 .410 7-16/Seventh 1996 18-30-1 .378 10-14/Sixth 1995 14-25 .359 10-12/Seventh 1994 Moe Marhardt 2 42-54 .438 22-27 .449 10-11/Fifth 1993 20-27 .426 9-15/Sixth 1992 Dan Gooley 5 101-90-1 .529 27-21 .563 18-10/Second 1991 13-22 .371 5-10/Fifth 1990 15-20 .429 4-10/Sixth 1989 17-15-1 .530 1988 29-12 .707 1987 Don Cook 1 4-12 .250 11-27 .289 Bill Denehy 3 17-73 .189 7-15 .318 1986 8-34 .190 ***1985 2-24 .077 1984 Jim Keener 1 0-15 .000 0-15 .000 1983 Bill Nardi 3 11-46 .234 0-13 .000 1982 7-13 .350 1981 4-20 .167 *** - First Year in Division I /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 1980 Roger Wickman 20 146-178-5 .459 5-13-1 .289 1979 10-10 .500 1978 9-11 .450 1977 4-15 .211 1976 8-10 .444 1975 8-10 .444 1974 8-4 .667 1973 5-10 .333 1972 8-4-1 .654 1971 10-9 .526 1970 10-10-1 .500 1969 7-9 .438 1968 8-9 .471 1967 1-11 .083 1966 4-9 .308 1965 8-8-1 .500 1964 9-8 .529 1963 8-7-1 .531 1962 9-6 .600 1961 7-5 .583 1960 Frank Klein 3 14-29 .326 5-10 .333 1959 5-11 .313 1958 4-8 .333 /HartfordAthletics www.HartfordHawks.com @HartfordBase YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1985 1987 4/30 ......... NORTHEASTERN...........W, 10-6 4/29 ......... MAINE ............................... L, 2-5 WON 2, LOST 24 WON 11, LOST 27 4/30 ......... NORTHEASTERN.............W, 2-1 5/1 ........... at Rhode Island ................W, 5-3 5/1 ........... NORTHEASTERN...........W, 14-3 5/2 ........... at Siena ..........................W, 15-0 HEAD COACH: Bill Benehy HEAD COACH: Bill Benehy 5/20 ......... vs. Fordham * .................... L, 2-7 5/4 ........... SETON HALL .................W, 13-4 3/30 ......... at Yale ............................. L, 2-13 3/19 ......... at St. Leo ....................... L, 17-18 5/21 ......... vs. Maine * .......................W, 8-2 5/6 ........... at New Hampshire ...........W, 3-0 4/1 ........... CENTRAL CONN. ............. L, 4-7 3/19 ......... at South Florida ............ L, 10-11 5/22 ......... vs. CW Post * .................W, 10-6 5/6 ........... at New Hampshire ...........W, 7-2 4/2 ........... AMHERST ....................... L, 1-13 3/20 ......... at Tampa ......................... L, 4-25 5/23 ......... vs. Fairleigh Dickinson * .W, 24-2 4/3 ........... at Wesleyan ....................... L, 0-5 3/21 ......... vs. Toledo # ......................W, 5-4 5/23 ......... vs. Fordham * .................. L, 8-10 4/4 ........... at AIC .............................. L, 1-13 3/21 ......... vs. Toledo # ..................... L, 6-10 * - ECAC Division I Tournament 1991 4/5 ........... SIENA ................................ L, 2-6 3/23 ......... at South Florida ................ L, 3-9 4/5 ........... SIENA ................................ L, 0-2 3/24 ......... at Florida ........................... L, 0-5 WON 13, LOST 22 4/6 ........... at NY Tech ....................... L, 7-12 3/25 ......... vs. Toledo ## ................... L, 3-13 1989 HEAD COACH: Dan Gooley 4/6 ........... at NY Tech ......................... L, 4-7 3/28 ......... at Yale ............................... L, 4-5 3/21 ......... at Cal State-Northridge ...... L, 6-7 4/9 ........... at Bridgeport ..................W, 10-7 3/28 ......... at Yale ............................. L, 5-10 WON 17, LOST 15, TIE 1 3/22 ......... at Long Beach State ...... L, 2-18 4/11 ......... at Connecticut ................ L, 1-18 3/29 ......... SIENA ...............................W, 2-0 HEAD COACH: Dan Gooley 3/23 ......... at Long Beach State ...... L, 0-18 4/15 ......... BOSTON UNIVERSITY...... L, 5-8 3/29 ......... SIENA ...............................W, 6-1 3/17 ......... at Duke .............................. L, 5-6 3/23 ......... at Long Beach State ...... L, 2-12 4/14 ......... at Fairfield ......................... L, 0-4 4/1 ........... DARTMOUTH .................. L, 4-10 3/17 ......... at Duke .............................W, 9-5 3/25 ......... at California-Irvine ............ L, 3-8 4/14 ......... at Fairfield ........................W, 6-2 4/2 ........... at NY Tech ....................... L, 0-18 3/18 ......... vs. George Washington ... L, 6-15 3/27 ......... at Loyola Marymount ....... L, 1-9 4/15 ......... at Western New England .. L, 3-4 4/2 ........... at NY Tech ......................... L, 3-4 3/19 ........
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