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Hatters Quick Hitters Stetson Series Notes 2018 SCHEDULE/RESULTS STETSON SERIES NOTES Day Date Opponent Time/Result Fri Feb 16 Manhattan W, 6-5 Series Information Sat Feb 17 Manhattan W, 5-0 Dates: ................................................ April 17-18 Sun Feb 18 Manhattan W, 6-2 Times: .................................................... 6/4 p.m. Tue Feb 20 UCF W, 1-0 Location: ................................... Tallahassee, Fla. Fri Feb 23 George Washington W, 8-4 Stadium: ........................... Dick Howser Stadium Sat Feb 24 George Washington L, 9-0 Series: ........................................ FSU leads 63-23 Sun Feb 25 George Washington W, 3-0 Last Meeting: .................4/25/17, FSU won 11-5 Westin Lake Mary Stetson Invitational Stetson Hatters Florida State Seminoles Fri Mar 2 Virginia Tech W, 2-1 Sat Mar 3 Central Michigan W, 5-3 2018 Record: ..................................................... 28-8 2018 Record: ....................................................24-12 Sun Mar 4 Purdue W, 11-6 2018 ASUN Record: ............................................. 4-2 2018 ACC: ..............................................................8-9 Wed Mar 7 Wagner W, 10-0 Head Coach: ......................................... Steve Trimper Head Coach: ............................................Mike Martin Alma Mater: .......................... Eastern Conn. St., 1992 Alma Mater: ..................................Florida State, 1966 Fri Mar 9 Richmond W, 5-2 Career Record: ......................1968-706-4 (39th year) Sat Mar 10 Richmond W, 7-0 Career Record: ....................... 536-503-4 (20th year) Record at Stetson: ......................... 55-37 (2nd year) Record at FSU: .................................................. Same Sun Mar 11 Richmond W, 5-1 Website: ............................................. GoHatters.com Website: .............................................Seminoles.com Tue Mar 13 Army W, 6-0 Twitter: ......................................... @StetsonBaseball Twitter: ................................................@FSUBaseball Wed Mar 14 Army L, 8-4 Fri Mar 16 Rhode Island W, 10-1 Sat Mar 17 Rhode Island L, 6-5 HATTERS QUICK HITTERS Sat Mar 17 Rhode Island W, 3-2 (11) The Hatters open a week-long road trip with two games in Tallahassee against Florida State before venturing Sun Mar 18 Rhode Island W, 17-6 up the eastern seaboard to New Jersey for a three-game ASUN series against NJIT this weekend. Wed Mar 21 FIU W, 5-3 Fri Mar 23 at Maryland W, 12-3 Stetson comes into the week having won its last four games, allowing just five total runs, four earned, in those Sat Mar 24 at Maryland L, 6-1 games while posting a total of 50 strikeouts and with just five walks. Sun Mar 25 at Maryland L, 2-0 Florida State comes into the series having lost five consecutive games, the longest losing streak for the Semi- Tue Mar 27 at South Florida W, 5-3 noles since the 2015 season. FSU has not lost as many as six consecutive games since the 1999 season when Thu Mar 29 Bethune-Cookman W, 8-2 they lost six in a row (5 to Miami and one to Georgia Tech). That is the only six-game losing streak in FSU Fri Mar 30 Bethune-Cookman W, 2-0 Baseball history, going back to 1948. Sat Mar 31 Bethune-Cookman W, 7-4 The Hatters go into Tallahassee having lost 13 consecutive games to the Seminoles overall, which is the lon- Tue Apr 3 at UCF L, 4-1 gest streak in the history of the series. The last Stetson win over FSU came in DeLand during the 2012 season. Fri Apr 6 at Kennesaw State* L, 9-6 The Hatters knocked off the then No. 1 ranked team in the country 6-5 that night. Sat Apr 7 at Kennesaw State* W, 7-6 Stetson’s last win in Tallahassee came in 2011, an 11-inning, 6-4 win. FSU owns a 39-11 overall record against Sun Apr 8 at Kennesaw State* L, 4-3 (10) Stetson in the capital city. Wed Apr 11 South Florida W, 5-2 There is a two-game discrepency in the all-time series record between Stetson and the Seminoles. The FSU Fri Apr 13 Lipscomb* W, 3-2 (10) record book shows the program starting in 1948, but Stetson records show two games during the 1904 season Sat Apr 14 Lipscomb* W, 5-1 Sun Apr 15 Lipscomb* W, 5-0 between the Hatters and “Florida State College”, with one of those games in Tallahassee. The teams split the Tue Apr 17 at Florida State 6:00 pm two games in 1904, with both winning 3-2 on their home field. Wed Apr 18 at Florida State 4:00 pm Stetson coach Steve Trimper is 0-7 in his career against FSU. Two of those games were played last year, and the Fri Apr 20 at NJIT* 6:00 pm others were during the 2011 and 2012 seasons during Trimper’s time at the University of Maine. Sat Apr 21 at NJIT* 1:00 pm Junior Joey Gonzalez is scheduled to make the start for Stetson on Tuesday. Gonzalez has been the Hatters’ Sun Apr 22 at NJIT* 12:00 pm starter in three of the teams’ eight shutouts this year. He has made three career appearances against FSU, Tue Apr 24 Florida State 5:00 pm including a start during his freshman season. He has worked a total of 5.1 innings against the Seminoles, Fri Apr 27 at North Florida* 6:00 pm allowing 8 runs on 8 hits with 4 walks and 4 strikeouts. Sat Apr 28 at North Florida* 2:00 pm Sophomore left-hander Mitchell Senger picked up his third ASUN Pitcher of the Week honor on Monday after Sun Apr 29 at North Florida* 1:00 pm dominating Lipscomb on Sunday. He was also named ASUN Pitcher of the Week on February 26 following his Tue May 1 at FIU 7:00 pm 16-strikeout no-hit performance against George Washington and again on March 12 following his seven one- Fri May 4 Jacksonville* 6:30 pm hit innings of work against Richmond. Sat May 5 Jacksonville* 6:30 pm Sun May 6 Jacksonville* 1:00 pm Senger posted 13 strikeouts in a complete game shutout of the Bisons to complete a weekend sweep for Stet- Fri May 11 at FGCU* 6:30 pm son. Senger did not walk anyone and did not allow a runner past second base while throwing 121 pitches. He Sat May 12 at FGCU* 2:00 pm PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS - 2018 STATISTICS Sun May 13 at FGCU* 1:00 pm Tuesday Yr. W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER BB SO HBP WP HR BAA Tue May 15 at Miami 7:00 pm SU RHP Joey Gonzalez Jr. 6-2 1.49 8-6 42.1 27 9 7 14 49 3 3 1 .175 Thu May 17 USC Upstate* 6:30 pm FSU RHP Andrew Karp Jr. 5-3 3.19 9-8 48.0 47 22 17 9 56 2 0 6 .254 Fri May 18 USC Upstate* 6:30 pm Wednesday Yr. W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER BB SO HBP WP HR BAA Sat May 19 USC Upstate* 1:00 pm SU TBD W-S 5/23-26 A-Sun Tournament Jacksonville, Fla. FSU LHP Austin Pollock Fr. 2-3 5.49 9-7 39.1 41 28 24 21 30 3 2 2 .272 F-S 6/1-3 NCAA Regionals TBA F-S 6/8-10 NCAA Super Regionals TBA MEDIA CONTACT INFORMATION F-W 6/15-27 College World Series Omaha, Neb. Stetson Baseball Contact: Ricky Hazel, Associate A.D./Communications @Ricky_Hazel *ASUN Game All Times Eastern and subject to change Phone: 386-822-8130 Cell: 334-372-7032 E-Mail: [email protected] Stetson at Florida State April 17-18, 2018 ALL-TIME SERIES Hatters Quick Hitters Florida State Seminoles lowered his season ERA to 1.92 and he stands second on USF on Wednesday. The Hatters won both games Overall: FSU leads 63-23 in the ASUN, behind only teammate Logan Gilbert against the Bulls despite getting just 10 hits in the In DeLand: FSU leads 24-12 In Tallahassee: FSU leads 39-11 (87), with 85 strikeouts on the year. two games, combined. Stetson tied its season high Date Site Result Date Site Result Over his last three Sunday outings Senger has with 14 strikeouts against the Bulls last Wednesday 1904 Tallahassee L 3-2 5/18/73 Tallahassee W 5-4 worked 26 innings, allowing just three earned runs after striking out just five times in the first meeting. 1904 DeLand W 3-2 4/17/75 Tallahassee L 6-2 on nine hits with 28 strikeouts and just three walks. Five Stetson pitchers combined to record 11 strike- 4/22/49 DeLand L 10-1 4/18/75 Tallahassee L 5-3 With three Pitcher of the Week awards, Senger is outs on Wednesday, giving the Hatters hurlers 21 2/23/49 DeLand W 9-8 3/23/76 Tallahassee L 10-4 5/13/49 Tallahassee W 4-2 3/23/76 Tallahassee L 12-0 now tied with teammate Logan Gilbert and former Ks in two games against the Bulls. Freshman Austin 5/14/49 Tallahassee L 4-2 3/29/76 DeLand W 11-10 Hatters Chris Ingoglia and Corey Kluber for the most Wood had the most impressive performance, striking 4/14/50 DeLand W 5-0 3/30/76 DeLand W 9-5 career POW awards in Stetson history. out six in two innings of work against USF. 4/15/50 DeLand L 8-7 3/26/79 Tallahassee W 14-8 Should Senger manage to earn the award one more Logan Gilbert has been selected as one of 40 play- 5/19/50 Tallahassee L 15-10 5/24/84 Tallahassee W 10-7 5/20/50 Tallahassee L 9-4 5/26/88 Tallahassee L 10-3 time in 2018 he would tie with six of the past great ers from across the nation for the prestigious Golden 4/20/51 DeLand W 3-0 5/29/88 Tallahassee W 7-2 pitchers in ASUN history to have won the award four Spikes award’s mid-season watch list.
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