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BASEBALL 2015 MEDIA GUIDE # NAME POS B/T HT WT YEAR LAST SCHOOL HOMETOWN 1 Jamal Martin OF R/R 5'10 185 JR Miami Dade College Boston, Massachusetts 3 Blair Landry UTIL R/R 6'1 180 SO Vermillion Catholic HS Abbeville, Louisiana 4 William Breland INF R/R 5'9 160 JR St. Mary's HS Natchitoches, Louisiana 5 Brandon Texiera RHP R/R 6'2 205 SO Miami Dade College Coral Springs, Florida 6 Dustin Doucette RHP R/R 6'0 215 SR Bellevue CC Anchorage, Alaska 7 Connor McMullin UTIL R/R 5'11 180 JR Tyler Junior College Dripping Springs, Texas 8 Cam Challand LHP L/L 6'6 205 SR Park University Ladner, BC, Canada 9 David Diaz RHP/OF R/R 5'10 185 SR Tarleton St U Ft. Worth, Texas 10 Cam Ellis LHP R/L 6'4 165 SR Southeastern University Tampa, Florida 11 Jared Vial INF R/R 5'10 190 JR Nicholls State U Luling, Louisiana 12 Brock Blanchard RHP L/R 5'8 180 SO Tuerlings Catholic HS Breaux Bridge, Louisiana 13 Kym Barthel INF L/R 6'0 180 SR Vauxhall Academy Lethbridge, AB, Canada 15 James Sloan OF L/L 5'10 195 SR LSU Alexandria Shreveport, Louisiana 16 Reno Dupuis RHP R/R 6'0 185 JR Tuerlings Catholic HS Carencro, Louisiana 17 Adonys Wright OF R/R 6'1 205 SR Brookhaven CC Fort Worth, Texas 18 James Jean UTIL R/R 6'0 205 JR Seminole St. CC Lake Park, Florida 19 Garrett Lambert C R/R 6'0 170 JR Lakeside HS Dubberly, Louisiana 20 Daniel Rushing INF R/R 6'0 175 FR Midlothian HS Midlothian, Texas 21 Taylor Lockwood OF R/R 5'11 180 FR Sterlington HS Monroe, Louisiana 22 Trent Cormier RHP R/R 6'5 215 SO Tuerlings Catholic HS Carencro, Louisiana 23 Beaux Guilbeau C S/R 6'0 215 FR Carthage HS Carthage, Texas 24 Jacob Rodrigue RHP R/R 6'3 180 SR Nicholls State U Thibodaux, Louisiana 25 Brady McCoy C R/R 5'10 215 SO Haughton HS Haughton, Louisiana 26 Brandon Bufton UTIL R/R 6'0 195 SR Douglas College Ladner, BC, Canada 27 Jonathan Lycan RHP R/R 6'2 215 JR Three Rivers CC Anderson, Indiana 28 Kane Fontenot INF R/R 6'1 200 FR Ascension Episcopal HS Lafayette, Louisiana 29 Richard Tordsen INF R/R 6'2 205 JR Tyler Junior College Allen, Texas 30 Brandon Russell RHP R/R 6'1 210 JR Rosepine HS Rosepine, Louisiana 31 Oliver Christensen INF R/R 6'2 190 JR Dominican College Coral Springs, Florida 32 Stuart Tournillion LHP L/L 6'2 190 FR St. Thomas Aquinas HS Ponchatoula, Louisiana 33 Michael Wilson RHP R/R 6'4 210 SO Buckeye HS Deville, Louisiana 34 Kevin Williams LHP L/L 6'1 220 JR Tyler Junior College League City, Texas 36 Reed Lavallee C L/R 5'8 185 SR Sands Secondary North Delta, BC, Canada 38 Cody Cross C R/R 5'11 190 FR Grace King HS Slidell, Louisiana 41 Jake Thompson RHP R/R 6'2 160 FR Colleyville Heritage HS Colleyville, Texas 42 Parker Hebert INF R/R 5'11 170 JR St. Thomas Moore HS Lafayette, Louisiana 43 George Bliss RHP S/R 5'8 180 SR Delgado CC Lafayette, Louisiana 44 Grady Caldwell 1B R/R 6'1 235 JR West Valley College Santa Clara, California 45 Jared West LHP L/L 6'6 225 JR University of Houston Shreveport, Louisiana 46 Dannion King INF R/R 5'11 155 FR Claiborne Christian Academy West Monroe, Louisiana 47 Brenden Meade UTIL L/R 5'9 160 SO North Desoto HS Shreveport, Louisiana 50 Alex Montero INF R/R 6'0 220 JR Cisco JC Canovanas, Puerto Rico 51 Kade Billeaudeaux OF L/R 5'8 165 SR St. Louis Catholic HS Welsh, Louisisana Coaching/Support Staff # Coach Title 14 Al Cantwell Head Coach-2nd season 39 Brent Lavallee Assistant/Pitching Coach-3rd season 48 Tyler Alton Graduate Assistant-2nd season 37 Cade Bowen Student Assistant-2nd season 49 David Dorton Student Assistant-1st season Lance Champagne Athletic Trainer-12th season Josh Cox GA Athletic Trainer-2nd season Mark Cantrell SID/PA/Play-by-Play-12th season Chad McDowell Athletic Director-3rd season 2015 Baseball Schedule # of Day Date Opponent Location games innings Time Friday Feb. 6 Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, OK 1 9 6:00 Saturday Feb. 7 Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, OK 1 9 10:00 Saturday Feb. 7 Hastings College Oklahoma City, OK 1 9 1:00 Tuesday Feb. 10 Southern Arkansas Pilots Field 1 9 6:00 Monday Feb. 16 Houston-Victoria Victoria, TX 2 7/9 3:00 Tuesday Feb. 17 Houston-Victoria Victoria, TX 1 9 1:00 Wednesday Feb. 18 Belhaven Pilots Field 1 9 2:00 Tuesday Feb. 24 William Carey Hattiesburg, MS 2 7/9 4:00 Friday Feb. 27 *Texas College Pilots Field 2 7/9 4:00 Saturday Feb. 28 *Texas College Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Tuesday March 3 Henderson State Arkadelphia, AR 1 9 1:00 Friday March 6 *LSU-Alexandria Alexandria, LA 2 7/9 4:00 Saturday March 7 *LSU-Alexandria Alexandria, LA 2 7/9 1:00 Tuesday March 10 William Carey Pilots Field 2 7/9 4:00 Friday March 13 *Huston-Tillotson Pilots Field 2 7/9 4:00 Saturday March 14 *Huston-Tillotson Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Tuesday March 17 Alcorn State Pilots Field 1 9 4:00 Wednesday March 18 Alcorn State Lorman, MS 1 9 4:00 Friday March 20 *Southwest Hobbs, NM 2 7/9 12:00 Saturday March 21 *Southwest Hobbs, NM 2 7/9 12:00 Tuesday March 24 Centenary Shreveport, LA 1 9 6:00 Friday March 27 *Jarvis Christian Pilots Field 2 7/9 4:00 Saturday March 28 *Jarvis Christian Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Tuesday March 31 Southern Arkansas Magnolia, AR 1 9 6:00 Friday April 3 *Bacone College Muskogee, OK 2 7/9 12:00 Saturday April 4 *Bacone College Muskogee, OK 2 7/9 12:00 Tuesday April 7 Henderson State Pilots Field 1 9 6:00 Saturday April 11 Houston-Victoria Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Sunday April 12 Houston-Victoria Pilots Field 1 9 1:00 Wednesday April 15 Belhaven Jackson, MS 1 9 4:00 Friday April 17 *Wiley College Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Saturday April 18 *Wiley College Pilots Field 2 7/9 1:00 Tuesday April 21 Centenary Pilots Field 1 9 6:00 Friday April 24 *Our Lady of the Lake San Antonio, TX 2 7/9 12:00 Saturday April 25 *Our Lady of the Lake San Antonio, TX 2 7/9 12:00 Fri.-Mon. May 1-4 RRAC Tournament Pilots Field Mon.-Thurs. May 11 - 14 NAIA Opening Round TBA Fri.-Fri. May 22 - 29 Avista-NAIA World Series Lewiston, ID *denotes Red River Athletic Conference games. Conference Regular Season Champions 2005, 2011, 2012, 2014 Conference Tournament Champions 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Avista-NAIA World Series Appearances 2003, 2011, 2012 2nd COACH CANTWELL Season Coach Al Cantwell is entering his second year as the Head Coach of the Pilots baseball program. In his first season as Head Coach, the Pilots finished 45-18 overall and 19-5 in RRAC play. Under the leadership of Coach Cantwell the Pilots finished the season as Red River Athletic Conference regular season champs. The Pilots ended the season ranked #12 in the NAIA top 25 poll and during the season were ranked as high as #7. Coach Cantwell arrived at LSUS after spending the previous six years at the helm of the C. E. Byrd High School Yellow Jackets as well as a Health and Physical Education Teacher at the 5-A school in Shreveport. There he compiled the second most wins in the program's history, averaging 22.5 wins per season. During his tenure at Byrd, Coach Cantwell saw 19 players move on to play college baseball and watched as his former player Peter Pizarro get selected in the 35th round by the Los Angeles An- gels of Anaheim in the 2012 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft. Most recently, Chris Cotton was drafted by the Houston Astros in 2013 as the 407th overall pick with his name taken off the board in the 14th round. As a former walk on at LSU, Cotton is the current single season saves leader for the Tigers. In 2012, he guided the Yellow Jackets to a perfect 15-0 record in District 1-5A which was the first undefeated district season in Byrd baseball history and Byrd's second District title with Cantwell as Head Coach. That year he was named the 1-5A District Coach of the Year as he guided the Jackets to yet another State Quarter Finals, matching the playoff run from the year before. The 2010 season for Coach Cantwell yielded his first District Championship and he was named the Shreveport Times Coach of the Year a year after taking his squad to the Semi-Finals in the State Playoffs. The success Coach Cantwell had at Byrd was like no other Head Coach since the 1950s as he was the second longest tenured coach in the history of the baseball program while he posting five consecutive 20+ win seasons, a first for a Byrd coach since 1958.
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