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20022002 BASEBALLBASEBALL GUIDEGUIDE 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL to-date educationalfacilities. activities, modernon-campushousing,andthemostup- universities. Italsooffers awidevarietyofstudent the costexperiencedbythoseatprivatecollegesand students thevalueofafirst-rateeducationatfraction As astate-supportedinstitution,theUniversityoffers Meadowlands, andNew York City. Jersey, withinanhouroftheocean,mountains, University islocatedinhillsofsuburbanWayne, New Occupying a370-acre, woodedhillsidecampus,the a diversityofbackgrounds are enrolled attheUniversity. More thantenthousandfull-andpart-timestudentsfrom Science andHealth. Business, Education,HumanitiesandSocialSciences, Communication, theChristosM.CotsakosCollegeof development programs through itsfivecolleges: Arts and graduate degree programs aswellprofessional Schools andColleges,itoffers 30undergraduateand18 success. Accredited bytheMiddleStates Association of institution committedtoacademicexcellenceandstudent has grown tobecomeacomprehensive, public,liberalarts Since itsfoundingin1855,William PatersonUniversity Pioneer Baseball Fast Facts William Paterson University Wayne, New Jersey 07470 Founded: 1855 Enrollment: 10,466 President: Arnold Speert Executive Vice President and Provost: Chernoh Sesay Athletic Director: Arthur Eason Head Coach: Jeff Albies (28th season) Assistant Coaches: Bob Lauterhahn (23rd season) Tom Kraljic (16th season) Dan Lauterhahn (second season) John Ponchak (second season) Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Orange & Black Affiliation: NCAA Division III Conference: New Jersey Athletic 2001 Record: 23-14-1 (11-6-1 NJAC) Baseball Office Phone: 973.720.2210 Athletic Phone: 973.720.2356 Sports Information Director: Brian Falzarano Sports Information Phone: 973.720.2705 Sports Information, Baseball Fax: 973.720.3017 Head Athletic Trainer: Toby Barboza Photographer: Steve Smith Athletics Web Site: ww2.wpunj.edu/athletic/ Pioneer Hotline: 973.720.2547 Pictured on Front Cover: Mark Kalish 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL will behappytohelpyou. assistants orplayers,feelfree tocontactusandwe set upaninterviewwithheadcoachJeff Albies, his additional informationandphotos,orwouldliketo edge aboutourbaseballprogram. Ifyouneed Guide hasbeenassembledtoadvanceyourknowl- The 2002William PatersonUniversityBaseball l-ieLtewnes53 51 45 44 36 46 31 35 32 50 3 49 10 28 6 All-Time Letterwinners 27 All-Time Opponents 4 30 Remembering the1996NationalChampions Remembering the1992NationalChampions Pioneers inthePostseason NJAC Kings Through theYears Pioneer Records Pioneers inthePros All-Time NJACHonors All-Americans 2001 NJACStandings/Honors 2001 BytheNumbers 2001 Game-by-Game Pioneer Profiles Coaching Staff Season Preview Roster William Paterson University Paterson William 973.720.2705 •[email protected] Pioneer Baseball Information Baseball Pioneer 2002 Baseball Guide Baseball 2002 Director ofSportsInformation Ben ShahnGallery, Room022 William PatersonUniversity Wayne, NewJersey07470 CONTENTS Brian Falzarano 2 2002 ROSTER

PITCHERS No. Name Ht. B/T Yr. Hometown/H.S.-J.C. 32 Tim Abrantes 5-11 R/R Jr. Parsippany, NJ/Sussex CC 9 Jack Baker 5-11 R/R Jr. Jersey City, NJ/St. Peter’s Prep 17 Charlie Bowman 6-0 L/L Jr. Suffern, NY/Don Bosco Prep 41 Jim Carroll 6-0 R/R Jr. Demarest, NJ/NV-Demarest 28 Dan Corrado 6-3 R/R Fr. Dumont, NJ/Dumont 14 Bo Coutts 6-4 R/R Sr. Mine Hill, NJ/Dover 19 Anthony Mangine 6-0 R/R Fr. Woodbridge, NJ/St. Joseph’s 15 John Petrillo 5-11 R/R So. Emerson, NJ/Emerson 18 Jake Pravkewitz 5-11 R/R Fr. Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon 29 Mat Sackman 6-4 R/R So. Ramsey, NJ/Ramsey 7 Dan Singer 6-0 L/L Jr. Ridgefield Pk., NJ/Ridgefield Pk.

CATCHERS 44 Ryan Stanek 6-2 R/R Jr. Berkeley Hts., NJ/N. Providence 30 Mike Tomjack 5-11 R/R Fr. Oak Ridge, NJ/Dover 23 Bryan Weingart 5-11 R/R Jr. Cranford, NJ/Cranford

INFIELDERS 10 Tim Banos 5-9 R/R Fr. Edison, NJ/Edison 11 Len Hoffman 6-1 R/R Fr. Succasunna, NJ/Roxbury 31 Mark Kalish 6-1 R/R Jr. Northvale, NJ/Old Tappan 21 Anthony Mazzo 6-0 R/R Fr. Emerson, NJ/Emerson 8 Dan Sherlock 6-0 R/R Sr. Hopatcong, NJ/Hopatcong 6 Dan Suarez 6-0 R/R Jr. Jersey City, NJ/St. Mary’s 5 Jason Tiseo 5-10 R/R Jr. Bloomfield, NJ/Bloomfield

OUTFIELDERS 22 Jesse Cardoza 5-11 L/R So. Union Beach, NJ/Keyport 27 Andrew Diaz 6-1 R/R Fr. Seaside Hts./Toms River East 12 Dwayne Dowell 6-3 R/R Fr. Jersey City, NJ/Dickinson 26 Bryan Graham 6-2 L/L Jr. Medford, NJ/Lenape 24 Ronald Heyward 6-1 R/R Jr. Jersey City, NJ/Marist 33 John Katsigiannis 6-0 R/R Fr. Cliffside Park, NJ/Cliffside Park

Head Coach Jeff Albies (28th season)

Assistant Coaches Bob Lautherhahn (23rd season) Tom Kraljic (16th season) Dan Lauterhahn (second season) John Ponchak (second season)

Manager Kim Coleman

Trainer Toby Barboza

3 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL freshmen couldallendupasstartersatsomepoint. coaching staff lovesPetrillo’sstuff. Petrilloandthe Corrado of sophomore solid preseasons. Settingthemupwillbethecombination (1-0, onesave)willclose.Boththrow hard, andbothhad County College,orsophomore Abrantes In thebullpen,eitherjunior starting andrelieving. Singer rotation lastseason,while Carroll tandem thatcanturntwoandtake pressure off thePioneer will notbeaprerequisite, Albies explained,ashewantsa the William Paterson -playcombination?Offense Going intothisseason,themainquestionis:Whowillform Pioneer coachesasapotentialpro prospect. a sophomore, whileStanek(.333,13RBI)isseenbythe 12 2B,3HR,26RBI)wasselectedsecondteam All-NJAC as scenario thatcouldplayoutagainin2002.Weingart (.391, last seasonbehindtheplateandasdesignatedhitters,a players withgooddefensivecapabilities.Theysplittime Ryan Stanek behind theplate.Thisisultimatecomplimenttojuniors In essence,thePioneershavetwointerchangeable parts Bowman into thestartingmix: arm. Three otherjuniorsalsofactor College, whoownsadurableright transfer from DivisionISt.Peter’s junior Pioneer ace. After Coutts, Albies has top returning hurlersandwillbethe (4-1, 4.12ERA)isoneoftheNJAC’s opposing lineup.Senior plate, ready andwillingtosilencean stands 60-feet,6-inchesfrom home The gameofbaseballstartswithwhotakestheballand Below isabreakdown ofthe2002Pioneers. nationally aswell. ence, theMid-AtlanticRegion…andperhaps even the bestandbrightestinNewJersey Athletic Confer- level leadthePioneerstobelievetheywillagainbeamong Albies’ lineupcard thisspring,historyandahightalent Regardless ofhowmanynewcomerswillfillCoachJeff same asalwayswithintheworldofWilliam Paterson. Some ofthefacesare new, buttheexpectationsare the Jack Baker (0-2, 7.33)splittimebetween (4-1, 5.62)were bothinthe , (3-3,4.93ERA)and , atransferfrom Sussex Anthony Mangine and 2002 PREVIEW JohnPetrillo , ahighlytouted Bryan Weingart Charles PITCHING INFIELD Bo Coutts Dan Tim (1-0) andfreshmen 4 and Jim Mat Sackman JakePravkewitz , twostrong offensive Carroll Jim Dan . The . Senior Dan Sherlock (.341, 20 RBI, 44 runs, team- high 17 stolen bases) and junior Jason Tiseo (.316, 20 runs) started last season, but both are being pushed by freshman Tim Banos and junior Dan Suarez. Suarez is a transfer from St. Peter’s, while Banos’ defensive abilities drew raves during Jason Tiseo the preseason.

On the corners, junior Mark Kalish (.314, 5 HR, 26 RBI) is a two-year starter at first base, but is getting a strong push from hotshot freshman Vin Mazzo, an all-state slugger from Emerson Boro High School. At third base, freshman Tim Hoffman owns a strong stick and above-average defensive skills.

OUTFIELD Perhaps the team’s deepest area, the Pioneers have six quality , a pleasant daily dilemma for Albies. Junior Bryan Graham (.331, 10 2B, 4 3B, 5 HR, 51 RBI) is a legitimate pro prospect who scouts have been watching for two years; he will start in right field. Sophomore Jesse Cardoza (.358, 2 HR, 13 RBI) will likely start in left Jesse after a terrific Cardoza freshman campaign. The probable starter in center is junior Ronald Hayward, a top-flight JUCO player at Bishop (AL) Community College after getting drafted of Marist High School by the Cincinnati Reds. Hayward is fleet-footed and a five-tool player worth watching this season.

There is much more to the Pioneer outfield, though. Their three backups are all freshmen, but all are quality perform- ers. Dwayne Dowell is fast and has shown a great deal of baseball smarts. Andrew Diaz and John Katsigiannis both swing strong bats and could vie for time not only in the outfield, but also at .

5 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL America committees. Selection andLegislative Action, and ABCA All- on theNCAA Division III All-American, NCAA Division IIIMid-AtlanticRegion.Hehasalsoserved III ChampionshipscommitteeandtheNCAA the nationalbaseballchairmanofNCAADivision In additiontohison-fieldsuccesses, Albies wasalso 1993 andgaveclinicsinthecountry. he wasaguestoftheRomaniaBaseballFederationin players regularly gathereverysummer. Inaddition, Cod League,where thecountry’stopamateur also managedonesummerintheprestigious Cape inducted intotheleague’sHallofFamein1990.He chants oftheMetropolitan BaseballLeague;hewas on astrong career playingfortheWestwood Mer- in Canadafortwoseasons.From there, heembarked organization forthree yearsandalsoprofessionally having playedsecondbaseinthe Albies himselfhasprofessional baseballexperience, Cardinals in2000. Stokes, aseventh-roundselectionoftheSt.Louis and ChicagoWhiteSoxsluggerDanPasquatoShaun tutelage, spanningfrom formerNew York Yankee signed professional contractslargely thankstohis recruit andnurture talent.Twenty-eight playershave Beyond thenumbers,though, Albies knowshowto losses, 10ties. seasons. Hiscareer record saysitall:732wins,310 Conference titles,andenjoyed23straightwinning seven times,takenhome11 NewJersey Athletic appeared intheDivisionIIICollegeWorld Series won twonationalchampionships(1992and1996), athletes onsuchalevelthatWilliam Patersonhas the gameandheknowshowtorelate tohisstudent- others toadmireandemulate.Simplyput,heknows the Pioneersintoanationalpower, aprogram for Since inheritingthereins in1975, Albies hasturned a stretch. the greatest toevercoachDivisionIIIbaseballisnot legend. Consideringhisresume, callinghimoneof colleagues liketokid Albies abouthisstatusasa Within theWilliam Patersonathleticdepartment, 28th Season Head Coach 6 ALBIES JEFF Also the William Paterson associate director of athletics, Albies holds a Bachelor of Science degree in health and physical education from Long Island University (1968), a Master’s of Science in health and physical education from Hunter College (1972), and a professional diploma in administration/supervision from Fordham University (1975).

Albies resides in Hillsdale with his wife of 32 years, Andrea, and their two daughters, Erika, 26, and Ashlee, 23.

Albies Through the Years 1975 13-8^ 1989 31-12%* 1976 20-13^ 1990 19-18 1977 24-12% 1991 27-20-1%* 1978 11-16-2 1992 36-7@%#* 1979 17-9^ 1993 34-10%* 1980 23-8^ 1994 22-14 1981 29-12% 1995 36-9#% 1982 37-10#%* 1996 39-5-1@#%* 1983 31-8%* 1997 33-9%* 1984 26-10% 1998 23-12 1985 29-14-2% 1999 31-14#% 1986 30-9-2%* 2000 20-18 1987 33-9-1%* 2001 23-14-1 1988 35-10#%* TOTAL 732-310-10 @ National Champions # NCAA Tournament % Regional Champions * NJAC Champions ^ ECAC Tournament

7 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL children: Michael,29,Danny, 25,andErin,13. in Wanaque withhiswife,Gerry. Theyhavethree respected highschoolbasketballreferee, heresides hats ofapitchingandfirst-basecoach. Also awell- the Pioneeroutfieldersnow, hehasalsowornthe for completegames(eight). Although heworkswith standout pitcherin1971,whenhesetaschoolrecord program history. Heexperiencedsomehimselfasa seen nearlyallofthememorablemomentsin The Pioneers’third-base coach,Lautherhahn has director atCliffside ParkHighSchool. the Pioneersin1977.Heiscurrently theathletic Kraljic knowswhathespeaksof,havingpitchedfor round pickoftheSt.LouisCardinals in2000). Boston RedSoxin1998)andShaunStokes(seventh- Slomkowski (signedafree-agent contractwiththe helped signprofessional contractsincludeBob in DivisionIIIbaseball. Among the11 hurlershehas consistently putoutoneofthefinestpitchingstaffs Under Kraljic’sguidance,thePioneershave bushes insearch offuture Pioneers. January andhelpshisalmamater bybeatingthe 1997. HecompletedhisB.S.inmanagement selected intheeighthround bytheDetroit Tigers in being namedan All-American in1997,hewas Pioneers tothe1996NationalChampionshipand coach atWilliam Paterson. After leadingthe father, Bob,asthesecondmemberofhisfamilyto Lauterhahn iskeepingitinthe family, joininghis Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach LAUTERHAHN Second Season LAUTERHAHN 23rd Season 16th Season 8 KRALJIC TOM DAN BOB JOHN PONCHAK Assistant Coach Second Season

After five decades of coaching high school and college baseball, Ponchak is both a student and a teacher of baseball. He helps the Pioneers learn the nuances of the game, but also still enjoys learning little tricks that will provide his players with an advantage. In a career that spanned 35 years, he led Ramsey High School to 555 wins, 12 Northern Bergen Interscholastic League titles and three Bergen County championships. He was also named to the Bergen County Baseball and New Jersey Interscho- lastic Halls of Fame, in addition to being named the Coach of the Century in Bergen County in 1999.

The father-son coaching tandem of Bob (right) and Dan Lautherhahn have been assistants together under Head Coach Jeff Albies the past two seasons. Both also enjoyed standout careers playing for the Pioneers. Michael, Bob’s oldest son, is currently the head baseball coach at Ruther- ford High School.

9 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL be successful.” between thelines.Hehasawilltowinand ALBIES ONCOUTTS:“Thisguyisallbusiness 0141 - 7 1 00 805 32 831 18 SO 22 33 BB 53 ER 48.0 R 0 H 0/0 IP 1 SV SHO/CB 7 CG GS 8 4-1 4.12 APP 2001 W-L ERA YEAR is majoringincommunication. season atDover…Hisparents are KathyandRobert...He he pitchedano-hitterinthestatetournamenthissenior Conference honorsin2001…Before pitchingatSussexCC, helped himearnsecondteam All-New Jersey Athletic game and31strikeoutstohiscredit. Hisperformance he pitchedineightgames(sevenstarts),withacomplete in wins(4-1),ERA (4.12)andinningspitched(48.0). All told, Athletic Conference’s tophurlers…Heleadsallreturnees repertoire ofpitchesmakeshimonetheNewJersey arriving from SussexCountyCollegelastseason.His the Pioneers’No.1starter, arole hefilledcapablyafter PIONEER PROFILE: PLAYER PROFILES Onceagain,Couttsispenciledinas Sr. Mine Hill,NJ ♦ 10 Dover H.S. P COUTTS ♦ 14 BO 6-1 ♦ R/R 8 DAN SHERLOCK Sr. ♦ IF ♦ 5-11 ♦ R/R Hopatcong, NJ Hopatcong H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: One of 2001’s top performers, Sherlock again anchors the middle infield at shortstop. His speed on the basepaths is a cause for opposing concern every time he reaches base … In 2001, his first season at William Paterson, he .341 with 44 runs scored (second on team), nine doubles, a homer and 20 RBI while stealing a team-high 17 bases in 21 tries … He was one of four players to play in all 38 games, starting 37 of them … Prior to playing for the Pioneers, he suited up for the County College of Morris, where his career highlight was turning an unassisted play … At Hopatcong, he was a third team All-State selection his senior year (1998) ... His parents are Dahna and Kevin ... He is majoring in sociology/criminal justice.

ALBIES ON SHERLOCK: “Dan can be even more balanced both offensively and defensively. He can be a dominant player in every game.”

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG. SB 2001 38-37 .341 170 44 58 9 0 1 20 70 .412 17

11 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL purpose anditshouldpayoff.” prepared thisyear. Hehasdevelopedasenseof through hardwork,hasmadehimselfmore ALBIES ONBOWMAN:“Helovestocompeteand, 0149 - 9 2 00 525 02 032 20 25 SO 30 57 BB 45.2 ER 0 R 0/0 H 2 IP SV 6 SHO/CB CG 9 GS APP 3-3 4.93 2001 W-L ERA YEAR in communication. His parents are CharlesSr. andFlorence ...Heismajoring William Paterson,hewasastandoutatDonBoscoPrep … finale againstVirginia Wesleyan …Before pitchingat his victoriesincludedasix-inningstintinthe2001season games. Healsostruckout32battersin45.2innings. Among (six starts),going3-3witha4.93ERAandtwocomplete pitching staff …In2001,Bowmanpitchedinninegames in 2001,theleftyagainfigures asanintegralpartofthe PIONEER PROFILE: Jr. OneofWilliam Paterson’stopstarters Don BoscoPrep ♦ 12 BOWMAN Suffern, NY Suffern, P CHARLIE ♦ 17 5-11 ♦ L/L 41 JIM CARROLL Jr. ♦ P ♦ 6-0 ♦ R/R Demarest, NJ N.V./Demarest H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: A part of the rotation for two seasons, Carroll looks to be one of the Pioneers’ top three starters after a solid sophomore campaign … Last season, he pitched in six games (four starts), with two complete games, a 4-1 record and a 5.62 ERA in 32.0 innings. He combined on William Paterson’s lone shutout, a 15-0 win over Old Westbury on May 2, 2001 … His freshman year, he pitched in seven games (six starts), going 2-3 with a complete game and a 4.69 ERA in 40.1 innings … At Old Tappan, he was named second team All-State and first team All-Bergen County while leading the Golden Knights to the 1998 Group 3 state title … His parents are Deborah and James Sr. ... He is majoring in finance.

ALBIES ON CARROLL: “Control is the name of his game. When he is right, he is on. When he is on, he is fun to watch.”

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2001 5.62 4-1 6 4 2 0/1 0 32.0 40 27 20 7 11 2000 4.69 2-3 7 6 1 0/0 0 40.1 39 29 21 14 18

TOTAL 5.10 6-7 13 10 3 0/1 0 72.1 79 56 41 21 29

13 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL can dominateagameallbyhimself.” monster year. Heisoneofthefewplayerswho come intothisseasonpreparedtohavea hopefully,ALBIES ONGRAHAM:“Bryan, will in communication Ledger …Hisparents are JohnandSandy...Heismajoring High, hewasaGroup 4 All-State selectionbytheStar- Conference Rookieofthe Year …HissenioryearatLenape and 22RBIenroute tobeingnamedtheNewJersey Athletic freshman, hehit.286in34games(29starts)with17doubles finished with100putoutsandthree assists… As a and fourtriples.Healsostolesevenbases.Defensively, he second) and51RBI(first)whilealsosmacking10doubles started all38gamesandhit.331withfivehomers(tiedfor sweet-swinging, strong-armed junior… As asophomore, he fixture inrightfield.Thisseasonwillmakethree forthe PIONEER PROFILE: OA 26 32234 22 4 312.0 13 6 .502 73132 .438 49 7 5 .550 22 83 SB 4 SLG. 51 27 0 TB 82 0 RBI 44 5 263 17 4 HR 32 .312 10 3B 17 112 50 2B TOTAL 27 .286 72-67 H 151 .331 R 34-29 AB 2000 AVG. 38-38 2001 GP-GS YEAR Fortwoseasons,Grahamhasbeena Jr. ♦ 14 Medford, NJ Lenape H.S. RF GRAHAM BRYAN ♦ 26 6-2 ♦ L/L 31 MARK KALISH Jr. ♦ 1B ♦ 6-1 ♦ R/R Northvale, NJ N.V./Old Tappan H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: A two-year starter at first base, Kalish offers a strong stick and decent defense. He again anchors the heart of the Pioneer lineup … He batted .314 with 23 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, five homers (tied for second) and 26 RBI in 28 games (27 starts). Defensively, he contributed 10 assists and finished with a .982 … As a freshman, he played in 32 games (30 starts), hitting .269 with eight doubles, a triple, a homer and 22 RBI … At Northern Valley/Old Tappan, he was a second team All-Bergen County selection as a senior (1999) … His parents are Jeff and Linda ... He is majoring in movement science.

ALBIES ON KALISH: “Mark had an enormous trip in 2001 and we hope to see it again this year. One of the leaders on this team, he needs to relax and have fun.”

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG. SB 2001 28-27 .314 118 23 37 8 2 5 26 64 .542 1 2000 32-30 .269 119 15 32 8 1 2 22 48 .403 1

TOTAL 60-57 .291 237 38 69 16 3 7 48 112.473 2

15 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL majoring inEnglish. Petrillo …Hisparents are Virginia andWilliam ...Heis Park, helistedhittingatripleoff current teammateJohn … Whenaskedabouthisproudest momentatRidgefield eight games(twostarts)withanodecisionsin15.0innings in23.1innings… As afreshman, hepitchedin starts), finishingwithan0-2record, 7.33ERA and18 him valuable…In2001,hepitchedineightgames(four Pioneer pitchingstaff. Hisabilitytostartorrelieve makes PIONEER PROFILE: can beatgoodteams.” ALBIES ONSINGER:“Danisa3-pitchpitcherwho OA .6021 6 / 03. 74 92 32 25 14 39 18 45 10 57 20 15 38.1 22 SO 19 0 24 23 15.0 BB 33 0 0/0 23.1 ER 0 0 R 0/0 6 0 H 0/0 16 IP 0 2 9.160-2 TOTAL SV 4 8 SHO/CB CG 12.000-0 8 2000 GS APP 7.330-2 2001 W-L ERA YEAR Singerentershisthird seasononthe Ridgefield ParkH.S. Jr. Ridgefield Park,NJ ♦ 16 P SINGER ♦ DAN 5-11 7 ♦ L/L 44 RYAN STANEK Jr. ♦ C ♦ 6-2 ♦ R/R Berkeley Hts., NJ New Providence H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Either behind the plate or at desig- nated hitter, look for Stanek to again make a profound impact. Solid defensively, his strength is his offense … In 29 games (23 starts), he hit .333 with 17 runs scored, five doubles, a triple and 13 RBI while drawing 12 walks. As a backstop, he finished with .979 fielding percentage … He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1999 after a strong career at New Providence which featured a 1998 Group 1 state title … His parents are James and Patti ... He is major in sociology.

ALBIES ON STANEK: “Ryan really came on offensively in the fall. As his concentration level improves, so will his game. He has a better-than- average arm and calls a good game.”

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG. SB OB% 2001 29-23 .333 84 17 28 5 1 0 13 35 .417 1 .418

17 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL on thisteam.” and proved thathecouldbeoneoftheleaders battling forajobthisspring.Hehadgoodfall ALBIES ONTISEO:“Jasonwilldefinitelybe OA 15 34205 6 3 48 40 .430 9 .442 .410 86 .417 7 24 2 .402 45 .418 2 41 OB% 15 3 SB 9 8 2 SLG. 66 TB 0 1 53 RBI 210 2 2 .314 HR 35 6 3B 33 31 112 2B 20 61-56 TOTAL .312 H 98 .316 R 30-28 AB 1998 AVG. 31-28 2001 GP-GS YEAR father isJohn...Hemajorinspecialeducation. was ratedamongNewJersey’stopprep players…His he helpedBloomfieldplayforastateGroup 4titleandalso scored, twohomeruns and15RBIin1998...Inhighschool, Before takingoff twoseasons,Tiseo hit.312with33runs a .923fieldingpercentage with63putoutsand81assists… while postinga.417on-basepercentage. Inthefield,hehad triples andnineRBI.Healsostoletwobasesinthree tries games (28starts),hehit.316with20runs, sixdoubles,two he didlastseason,willplaysecondbasein2002…In31 players, heisalsooneofthemostfundamentallysound. As PIONEER PROFILE: Jr. OneofthePioneers’mostmature Bloomfield H.S. ♦ Bloomfield, NJ 18 IF JASON TISEO ♦ 5-10 5 ♦ R/R 23 BRYAN WEINGART Jr. ♦ C ♦ 5-11 ♦ R/R Cranford, NJ Cranford H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: After a strong first season with the Pioneers, Weingart is being counted upon to repeat his success in 2001. Besides being the starting backstop, the team’s leading returning hitter should also see time at designated hitter … In 33 games (31 starts) in 2001, he batted .391 (second on WPU) with 23 runs scored, 12 doubles, a triple, three homers and 26 RBI. He also finished with a .600 , 14 walks and four hit-by- pitches … He was at the University of Delaware for a year before transferring to William Paterson … During his days at Cranford, he earned All-Union County and All-State honors … His parents are Carol and Richard ... He is majoring in movement science.

ALBIES ON WEINGART: “Bryan has a great temperment for this game. His work ethic is great and that has a direct effect on other players. He can hit, but needs to stay more focused on every at-bat.”

YEAR GP-GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG. SB OB% 2001 33-31 .391 110 23 43 12 1 3 26 66 .600 0 .473

19 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL the kindofkidyouwouldwantinaprogram.” and enjoythegame.He’s toughandhard-nosed; ALBIES ONCARDOZA:“Hereallyneedstorelax 012-5.5 71 4 0 33 57 .371 2 .507 OB% 34 SB 13 SLG. TB 2 RBI 0 HR 4 3B 24 2B 19 H 67 R .358 AB AVG. 22-15 2001 GP-GS YEAR in psychology. State playerhissenioryearatKeyport…Heismajoring with 24putoutsandtwoassists…Hewasafirstteam All- in 13runs. Defensively, hehada1.000fieldingpercentage (.358) whilesluggingfourdoubles,twohomersanddriving starts) andfinishedthird ontheteaminbattingaverage in leftfield… As afreshman, heplayedin22games(15 strong outfielderwhoswingsastrong stick.Hemightstart his freshman year, Cardoza againgivesthePioneersa PIONEER PROFILE: So. Havingmadeafinefirstimpression Union Beach,NJ ♦ Keyport H.S. Keyport 20 OF CARDOZA JESSE ♦ 22 5-11 ♦ L/R 15 JOHN PETRILLO So. ♦ P ♦ 5-11 ♦ R/R Emerson, NJ Emerson Boro H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Petrillo is one of the Pioneers top returning hurlers and figures to log his share of innings, whether in the starting rotation or out of the pen … In nine games (one start) his freshman year, he went 1-0 with a 10.80 ERA and 11 strikeouts in 13.1 innings. His win came in a start against Queens College on April 24, 2000 … At Emerson, he was a first team All-Bergen County and second team All-State hurler while helping the Cavos win a Group 1 state title … His parents are Lydia and John ... He is majoring in movement science.

ALBIES ON PETRILLO: “The stuff is there; the will is there. There are times he looks like a major- leaguer. We’ll need him to step up this year.”

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2001 10.80 1-0 9 1 0 0/1 0 13.1 25 19 16 11 11

29 MAT SACKMAN So. ♦ P ♦ 6-4 ♦ R/R Ramsey, NJ Ramsey H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Sackman is a candidate to close, as his work out of the bullpen last year showed he was dependable in relief … In 10 games last season, he went 1-0 with a save and a 5.19 ERA in 17.1 innings. His victory came against Palm Beach Atlantic on March 14, 2001, while his save was against Rutgers-Camden on April 22 … As a senior at Ramsey High School, he was a third team All- State selection … His mother is Monika ... His major is undeclared. ALBIES ON SACKMAN: “Mat has hopefully moved ‘to the top floor.’ Last year, he showed a lot of pride and has worked hard to become better.”

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO 2001 5.19 1-0 10 0 0 0/0 1 17.1 20 12 10 11 10

21 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL that heseesvaluablegame time thisyear.” to play, everyday. Hisdefensive skillswillensure ALBIES ONBANOS:“Timcomestotheparkready successful. Heisagood3-pitchpitcher.” that comnmandofhispitcheswillmakehim ALBIES ONBAKER:“ExperiencehastaughtJack pitch. Hecouldbethecloserthisyear.” kept theballdownandseemstoknowhow ALBIES ONABRANTES:“Timhadagoodfall.He in movementscience. 2001 …Hisparents are George andNancy...Heismajoring Edison winMiddlesexCountychampionshipsin1999and a candidateforimmediateplayingtime…Hehelped PIONEER PROFILE: Antonio andTeresa ...Hismajoringinmathematics. honor roll studentinhighschool…Hisparents are Parsippany Hills,hespunthree no-hitters.Hewasalsoan throws hard andistenacious…Duringhissenioryearat College isacandidatetobecomethePioneers’closerashe PIONEER PROFILE: movement science. parents are JackandMaryJane...Heismajoringin with hiscombinationofcraftinessandtoughness…His Baker shouldstrengthen thePioneers’pitchingrotation PIONEER PROFILE: Jr. Jr. Banos’diligenceandskillsmakehim Fr. College, A transferfrom St.Peter’s The transferfrom SussexCounty St. Peter’s Prep Parsippany, NJ ♦ ♦ Jersey City, NJ ♦ 22 ABRANTES P P Sussex C.C. Edison H.S. IF Edison, NJ BANOS BAKER ♦ ♦ JACK ♦ TIM TIM 5-11 5-11 32 10 5-9 9 ♦ ♦ ♦ R/R R/R R/R 28 DAN CORRADO Fr. ♦ P ♦ 6-3 ♦ R/R Dumont, NJ Dumont H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Corrado brings a talented right arm to William Paterson, one that helped Dumont make a splash as one of Bergen County’s best small-school teams. He could see some innings in a relief role … A two-time All-BCSL American selection ... His parents are Donna and Larry ... He is majoring in movement science. ALBIES ON CORRADO: “Dan proved to the coaches that they need to see more. This kid has some pride. If he works hard, he could be good.” 27 ANDREW DIAZ Fr. ♦ OF ♦ 6-1 ♦ R/R Seaside Heights, NJ Toms River East H.S. PIONEER PROFILE: After a strong high school career at perennial power Toms River East, Diaz is in the mix for outfield playing time … A first team All-Ocean County and third team All-State selection, he helped TRE win the Group 4 state title. He was named his school’s offensive MVP … His mother is Andrea ... He is majoring in communication. ALBIES ON DIAZ: “The ball comes off his bat like a 4-iron. He comes from a great baseball back- ground.” 12 DWAYNE DOWELL Fr. ♦ OF ♦ 6-3 ♦ R/R Jersey City, NJ Dickinson H.S. PIONEER PROFILE: With his speed and range defensively, Dowell could see some action in the outfield this season … At Dickinson, he was picked All-Hudson County as a junior and senior. In addition, he was named to the Jersey Journal Hudson County “Dream Team” his junior year … His mother is Marilyn Harrison ... His major is undeclared. ALBIES ON DOWELL: “Dwayne’s baseball poten- tial is enormous. He could be a 5-tool player. He has a great disposition.”

23 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL His motherisDebra...majormovementscience. preseason All-American hissenioryear(1999)atMarist... Reds outofMaristbefore goingtheJUCOroute ...Hewasa formidable offensively …HewasdraftedbytheCincinnati strengthen thePioneerdefense.However, heisalso Community College,Heyward’s speedincenterfieldwill PIONEER PROFILE: can hit.” are twosignsofaprettybright future.Thiskid ALBIES ONKATSIGIANNIS: “Strong andathletic willgetbetter.”his offense Len hadagoodfall.Hisdefensewasand ALBIES ONHOFFMAN:“Nooneworksharder. natural leaderandhasoutstandingskills.” outstanding careeratWilliamPaterson.Heisa ALBIES ONHAYWARD: “Hecouldhavean season …Hisfatheris Andrew ...Hismajorisundeclared. league twiceandsecondteam All-Bergen Countyhisfinal senior year… Also afootballplayer, hewasnamedall- He listshisbaseballhighlightasbeatingWestwood his Katsgiannis provides thePioneerswithoutfielddepth… division performerhissenioryearatCliffside Park, PIONEER PROFILE: and LennySr. ...Heismajoringinmovementscience. Record with achancetostartatthird base…Namedtothe PIONEER PROFILE: All-Area squadatRoxbury…His parents are Denise Fr. Jr. A transferfrom Alabama Junior A secondteam All-BCSL American Solidfundamentally, Hoffman enters Fr. Alabama JuniorCC Cliffside ParkH.S. Cliffside Cliffside Park,NJ Cliffside KATSIGIANNIS Succasunna, NJ ♦ Jersey City, NJ ♦ ♦ Roxbury H.S. Roxbury 24 HAYWARD HOFFMAN OF OF IF RONALD JOHN ♦ LEN ♦ ♦ 24 33 11 6-1 6-1 6-0 ♦ ♦ ♦ R/R R/R R/R Daily 19 ANTHONY MANGINE Fr. ♦ P ♦ 6-0 ♦ R/R Woodbridge, NJ St. Joseph’s H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Following a standout career at St. Joseph’s (Metuchen), Mangine hopes to see time either on the mound or in the infield. … His senior year was capped by earning places on the All-Area and All-Middlesex County first teams … His parents are Tom and Tracee ... His major is business. ALBIES ON MANGINE: “Anthony opened eyes in the fall. He has a good arm. He needs to trust his stuff and continue to challenge hitters.”

21 ANTHONY MAZZO Fr. ♦ 1B ♦ 6-0 ♦ R/R Emerson, NJ Emerson Boro H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: One of the state’s top prospects coming out of Emerson, Mazzo figures to either play first base or designated hitter right off the bat … He helped the Cavos win consecutive Group 1 state crowns … His parents are Carolyn and Phil ... His major is undeclared. ALBIES ON MAZZO: “Maz has a good stroke with legitimate power.” 18 JAKE PRAVKEWITZ Fr. ♦ P ♦ 5-11 ♦ R/R Kinnelon, NJ Kinnelon H.S.

PIONEER PROFILE: Pravkewitz is versatile, as he prides himself on being able to pitch, play the corner spots and also the outfield. However, he will mostly work out of the Pioneer bullpen … He pitched a no-hitter in the high school state tournament last spring … His parents are Dov and Susan ... His major is undeclared.

ALBIES ON PRAVKEWITZ: “Jake did a real nice job in the fall. He will see some quality innings this spring.”

25 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL savvy isoneofhisgreatestassets.” infield thisfall.Healsohitprettywell.Baseball ALBIES ONSUAREZ:“Danbrought newlifetothe business/finance. RBI …Hisparents are CarlosandGladys...Hismajoris stolen bases,sixdoubles,twotriples,homersand14 games (25starts),hebatted.266with13runs scored, seven tors. HeaddsmiddleinfielddepthtothePioneers…In32 where hewasoneofthePeacocks’topoffensive contribu- PIONEER PROFILE: Sophomores (3): Weingart Kalish, Singer, Stanek,Suarez,Tiseo, man, Carroll,Graham,Hayward, Juniors (12): Seniors (2): Mangine,Mazzo,Pravkewitz Dowell, Hoffman,Katsigainnis, Freshmen (9): Sackman BREAKDOWN BYCLASS Coutts,Sherlock Suarez transferred infrom St.Peter’s, Jr. Abrantes,Baker, Bow- Banos,Corrado,Diaz, St. Mary’s H.S. Jersey City, NJ ♦ 26 IF SUAREZ Cardoza, Petrillo, DAN ♦ 6-0 6 ♦ R/R 2001 IN REVIEW

Final Record: 23-14-1 (11-6-1 NJAC)

Date Opponent Result Record (NJAC) Mar. 9 #Lewis University W 9-5 1-0 Mar. 10 #Concordia W 16-10 2-0 L 6-2 2-1 Mar. 11 #Wesleyan L 14-4 2-2 Mar. 13 #Nova Southeastern W 12-9 3-2 Mar. 14 #Palm Beach Atlantic W 8-6 4-2 Mar. 15 #Drew W 9-6 5-2 Mar. 16 #Northwood L 10-6 5-3 Mar. 17 #LaSalle W 7-2 6-3 Mar. 25 SUNY-CORTLAND W 5-4 7-3 Mar. 29 *KEAN T 7-7 7-3-1 (0-0-1) Apr. 2 *Ramapo L 19-7 7-4-1 (0-1-1) Apr. 4 *RPI W 10-4 8-4-1 Apr. 5 *RUTGERS-NEWARK W 10-8 9-4-1 (1-1-1) Apr. 13 *RAMAPO W 10-3 10-4-1 (2-1-1) Apr. 14 *The College of NJ W 7-2 11-4-1 (3-1-1) L 8-4 11-5-1 (3-2-1) Apr. 16 *KEAN L 9-3 11-6-1 (3-31) Apr. 19 *NEW JERSEY CITY W 10-2 12-6-1 (4-3-1) Apr. 20 *Rutgers-Newark W 12-3 13-6-1 (5-3-1) Apr. 21 *Rowan L 10-3 13-7-1 (5-4-1) W 7-1 14-7-1 (6-4-1) Apr. 22 *RUTGERS-CAMDEN W 16-1 15-7-1 (7-4-1) W 11-8 16-7-1 (8-4-1) Apr. 24 QUEENS (NY) W 10-3 17-7-1 Apr. 26 *New Jersey City W 32-8 18-7-1 (9-4-1) Apr. 28 *Montclair State L 3-2 18-8-1 (9-5-1) L 6-0 18-9-1 (9-6-1) Apr. 29 *RICHARD STOCKTON W 9-2 19-9-1 (10-6-1) W 12-8 20-9-1 (11-6-1) May 1 WILMINGTON (DE) L 9-4 20-10-1 May 2 OLD WESTBURY (NY) W 15-0 21-10-1 May 4 @The College of NJ W 11-3 22-10-1 May 5 @Montclair State L 6-5 22-11-1 May 5 @The College of NJ L 5-2 22-12-1 May 10 BARUCH L 14-12 22-13-1 May 12 ITHACA L 8-3 22-14-1 May 13 VA. WESLEYAN W 15-6 23-14-1

All Home Games at Wightman Field and in CAPS * New Jersey Athletic Conference Game @ New Jersey Athletic Conference Tournament (Yogi Berra Stadium, Montclair State University) # Florida Spring Trip (Boca Raton and Fort Lauderdale, FL)

27 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL

Name GP/GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB SO HP SH SF SB OB% Chris Ferrone 2-0 .500 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 Jack Lipari 38-38 .436 149 54 65 17 5 6 49 110 .738 37 18 2 0 2 5 .547 Bryan Weingart 33-31 .391 110 23 43 12 1 3 26 66 .600 14 18 4 0 1 0 .473 Jesse Cardoza 22-15 .358 67 19 24 4 0 2 13 34 .507 1 7 1 0 1 2 .371 Matt Rozema 38-38 .349 152 28 53 11 9 1 33 85 .559 19 7 1 1 0 1 .424 Robin Roberts 36-36 .348 141 41 49 11 0 4 37 72 .511 24 15 2 0 3 9 .441 Dan Sherlock 38-37 .341 170 44 58 9 0 1 20 70 .412 12 19 0 3 1 17 .383 Ryan Stanek 29-23 .333 84 17 28 5 1 0 13 35 .417 12 17 1 1 1 1 .418 Ed Scherer 3-0 .333 3 1 1 0 1 0 2 3 1.000 2 1 0 0 0 0 .600 28 Bryan Graham 38-38 .331 151 27 50 10 4 5 51 83 .550 22 28 4 0 1 7 .427 Jason Tiseo 31-28 .316 98 20 31 6 2 0 9 41 .418 13 21 4 0 0 2 .417 Mark Kalish 28-27 .314 118 23 37 8 2 5 26 64 .542 10 14 0 0 0 1 .367 Brian Flynn 12-3 .286 14 9 4 2 1 0 6 8 .571 7 4 0 0 0 2 .524 Brian Storms 14-10 .256 39 5 10 0 0 2 8 16 .410 4 8 1 0 0 1 .341 Mike Fornarotto 14-4 .250 24 3 6 1 0 0 3 7 .292 0 2 0 0 0 0 .250 Dan Snyder 5-1 .200 5 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 .400 2 1 1 0 0 0 .500 Sean Couillard 11-6 .167 18 6 3 0 1 0 3 5 .278 7 2 1 1 0 0 .423 Joe Turkalj 12-7 .100 20 4 2 0 0 0 1 2 .100 5 4 0 3 0 1 .280

WPU 38-38 .341 1365 327 466 97 27 29 300 704 .516 191 186 22 9 10 49 .428 Opponents 38-38 .293 1346 236 394 55 9 12 214 503 .374 130 199 16 14 8 51 .360 Name ERA W-L APP GS CG SH/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP BK Bob Lindsay 2.08 1-0 6 0 0 0/0 0 8.2 10 3 2 3 5 0 0 0 Bo Coutts 4.12 4-1 8 7 1 0/0 0 48.0 53 33 22 18 31 2 2 0 Steve Crampton 4.15 3-3 11 9 2 0/0 0 60.2 74 35 28 28 45 2 0 0 Dan Snyder 4.28 4-3 15 6 3 0/0 1 61.0 61 43 29 25 43 5 5 0 Charles Bowman 4.93 3-3 9 6 2 0/0 0 45.2 57 30 25 20 32 3 3 0 Mat Sackman 5.19 1-0 10 0 0 0/0 1 17.1 20 12 10 11 10 0 2 0 Jim Carroll 5.62 4-1 6 4 2 0/1 0 32.0 40 27 20 7 11 0 1 1 Brian Storms 6.16 2-1 11 1 0 0/0 2 19.0 21 13 13 13 12 1 0 0 Dan Singer 7.33 0-2 8 4 0 0/0 0 23.1 33 23 19 15 18 1 1 0

29 John Petrillo 10.80 1-0 9 1 0 0/1 0 13.1 25 19 16 11 11 0 3 0

WPU 5.03 23-14 38 38 10 1/1 4 329.0 394 238 184 151 218 14 17 1 Opponents 8.02 14-23 38 38 7 1/1 0 322.0 459 324 287 188 182 17 22 4

2001 WILLIAM PATERSON BY THE NUMBERS 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL e esyCt 01 02 0 1 0 24 13 0 0 21 0 0 12 10 21 15 11 15 15 0 1 24 23 T 0 18 0 21 28 7 0 15 0 L 0 0 10 13 7 0 1 1 3 10 W 7 11 New JerseyCity 5 11 13 14 Richard Stockton T 8 11 Rutgers-Newark 38 24 23 Rutgers-Camden L 0 0 1 Kean W Rowan 1 5 6 Ramapo 17 13 William Paterson11 The CollegeofNJ Montclair State Team akLpr FSecondTeam OF FirstTeam HonorableMention OF Jack Lipari FirstTeam P SecondTeam Jack Lipari OF DH Bo Coutts Weingart Bryan Jack Lipari NEW JERSEYATHLETIC CONFERENCE ALL-NEW JERSEYATHLETIC CONFERENCE 2001 PIONEERHONORROLL ALL-MID ATLANTIC REGION FINAL STANDINGS vrl NJAC Overall ALL-AMERICAN 2001 30 Jack Lipari became the became Lipari Jack 27th All-American in All-American 27th William Paterson history Paterson William and also earned first team first earned also and All-New Jersey Athletic Jersey All-New Conference honors after honors Conference hitting .436 with 54 runs 54 with .436 hitting scored, six home runs and runs home six scored, 49 RBI. 49 ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS In its rich baseball history, William Paterson has produced 27 All-Americans. The Pioneers put four players on the All- American team in 1987 and three each in 1988, 1992, 1993 and 1996.

Joe Brock (1978-80) DH, 1B 1979-80 John Ross (1979-80) 3B 1979-80 *Alan Anderson (1978-81) OF 1981 Dan Pasqua (1980-82) OF 1981-82 Bruce Dostal (1984-87) OF 1986-87 Mike Milmoe (1986-87) OF 1987 Glen Merendino (1986-89) SS, 3B 1987, 1989 *Tony Listro (1984-87) OF 1987 Claude Petruccelli (1986-88) 3B 1988 Rick Capozzi (1985, 88-89) 2B 1988 Garett Teel (1987-89) C 1988 Keith Eaddy (1990-92) DH, OF 1991-92 Ralph Perdomo (1989-92) 1B 1992 John DiGirolamo (1989-92) OF 1992 *Dan Bartolomeo (1990-93) 2B 1993 Brian Detwiler (1990-93) C 1993 Scott Farber (1990-93) P 1993 Jeff Gensheimer (1994) DH 1994 Ed Mitchell (1992-95) OF 1995 Butch Bellenger (1994-95) 3B 1995 Brian Lindner (1995-96) SS 1996 Brian Kelly (1993-96) OF 1996 Brian Appelman (1996-97) P 1996 Dan Lautherhahn (1995-97) 2B 1997 Kevin Montelbano (1997) UT 1997 R.C. Renshaw (1998-99) C 1999 Jack Lipari (1998-2001) OF 2001

* Academic All-American

Claude Petruccelli

Garett Teel

31 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 98Rc aoz 2B RickCapozzi OF 1988 BruceDostal 1987 3B P FrankBarker 1986 JoeLynch 2B 1985 PatByrnes SS 1984 JoeWendolowski OF 1983 OF 3B DanPasqua DanPasqua 1982 3B 1981 JohnRoss 1980 2B JohnRoss 1979 CF 1997 C BillFlannery 1995 MikeIacobino 1977 Tom Giliberti 1975 1997 1974 1996 1996 Mike Robertson Matt Vanderbush Brian Appelman Bob Slomkowski Brian Lindner two FiremenoftheYear. was namedPlayeroftheYear, twoPitchersoftheYear and All-New JerseyAthleticConferenceall-starteam.Oneplayer Overall, thePioneershaveputanumberofplayerson aetTe C 3B Teel Garett Claude Petruccelli OF INF Glen Merendino OF OF/DH Mike Milmoe OF P Mike Milmoe 1B Tony Listro Bruce Dostal Rick Brown P 3B Jeff Kurtz C P Mark Geimke Joe Lynch Bob Benkert Joe Lynch OF SS DH Joe Wendolowski 1B Mark Cardaci Mark Cieslak P DH Joe Brock Doug Hook P Joe Brock CF Steve Bertolero Mike Iacobino ALL-TIME ALL-NJACPERFORMERS NJAC HONORS FIREMAN OFTHEYEAR OFTHEYEAR PLAYER OFTHEYEAR 32 Brown Cieslak Wendolowski Jim Daly P Bob Padla P 1989 Rick Capozzi 2B Rob Lowrigkeit OF Glen Merendino SS Vince Sabba 1B Ralph Perdomo DH Jim Daly P Bob Padla P 1990 Shawn Driver 3B Ed Hanewald P Bartolomeo 1991 Keith Eaddy OF Brian Detwiler C Dan Bartolomeo 2B Rudy Innocenti P 1992 Ralph Perdomo 1B Dan Bartolomeo 2B Joe Carter 3B Troy McAllister SS Brian Detwiler C Keith Eaddy OF John DiGirolamo OF Sandy Christian P Eaddy Scott Farber P Bob Graham P 1993 Brian Detwiler C Dan Bartolomeo 2B Dean DiGrazio OF Mike Lautherhahn OF Ed Mitchell OF Manny Perez DH Scott Farber P Steve Middleman P Sandy Christian P 1994 Ed Mitchell OF Jeff Gensheimer DH Innocenti Paul Bumbaco 3B Brian Kelly OF Bob Slomkowski P 1995 Manny Perez 1B Dan Lautherhahn 2B Brian Lindner SS Butch Bellenger 3B Ed Mitchell OF Bob Slomkowski P John Sangis P 1996 Brian Lindner SS Kelly Bob Slomkowski P Matt Vanderbush RP Dan Egbert C Dan Lautherhahn 2B Paul Bumbaco 3B Brian Kelly OF Brian Appelman P 1997 Brian Appelman P Mike Robertson P Greg Cimilluca 1B Dan Lautherhahn 2B Mike Scher OF Kevin Montelbano DH Perdomo 33 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 01Jc iaiOF OF JackLipari 2001 RobinRoberts P 2000 JasonKalafut 1999 P BobSlomkowski 1998 Brian Appelman Brian oCut P DH Bo Coutts P Weingart Bryan Shaun Stokes OF C P Belfield Corwin R.C. Renshaw DH 3B Shaun Stokes SS Duane Horta 1B Craig Cutler P Matt Rozema Mike Bellovich P Shaun Stokes Brendan Lago John DiGirolamo John 34 Craig Cutler Craig Rozema Brian Kelly Brian Roberts PIONEERS IN THE PROS William Paterson players who have signed professional baseball contracts

Joe Brock (1979-80) California Angels 1980 John Ross (1979-80) San Francisco Giants 1980 Dan Pasqua (1980-82) Yankees 1982 Chuck Stewart (1980-82) Chicago Cubs 1982 Mark Cardaci (1979-82) Minnesota Twins 1982 Mark Cieslak (1980-83) Cincinnati Reds 1983 Bob Benkert (1984-85) Pittsburgh Pirates 1985 Joe Lynch (1982-85) San Diego Padres 1985 Rick Brown (1985-86) New York Mets 1986 Bruce Dostal (1984-87) Los Angeles Dodgers 1987 Garett Teel (1987-89) Los Angeles Dodgers 1989 Eric Ciocca (1989-91) San Diego Padres 1991 Keith Eaddy (1990-92) Baltimore Orioles 1992 Troy McAllister (1990-92) Kansas City Royals 1992 John DiGirolamo (1989-92) Independent 1992 Brian Detwiler (1990-93) 1993 Dan Bartolomeo (1990-93) Independent 1993 Mike Lauterhahn (1993-94) Chicago Cubs 1994 Matt Vanderbush (1995) Minnesota Twins 1995 Ed Mitchell (1992-95) Independent 1995 Manny Perez (1992-95) Independent 1995 Matt Ramagli (1994-95) Independent 1995 Butch Bellenger (1994-95) Independent 1995 Brian Lindner (1995-96) Seattle Mariners 1996 Dan Lautherhahn (1995-97) Detroit Tigers 1997 Bob Slomkowski (1994-98) Boston Red Sox 1998 Shaun Stokes (1998-2000) St. Louis Cardinals 2000

Joe Lynch Bruce Dostal

Dan Pasqua

35 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL an ee 19-5 177 177 185 Manny Perez(1992-95) 182 Mark Geimke(1981-84) Ralph Perdomo(1989-92) 190 186 Ed Mitchell(1992-95) Dan Lautherhahn(1995-97) 193 Bruce Dostal(1984-87) 226 Dean DiGrazio(1990-93) 193 200 Rick Capozzi(1985,88-89) Glen Merendino(1986-89) (1993-96) Bumbaco Paul 524 527 548 Manny Perez(1992-95) 538 Brian Detwiler(1990-93) 550 Dean DiGrazio(1990-93) 553 Ed Mitchell(1992-95) Bruce Dostal(1984-87) (1990-93) 566 Bartolomeo Dan 587 Matt Rozema(1998-2001) 606 620 Ralph Perdomo(1989-92) Glen Merendino(1986-89) Paul Bumbaco(1993-96) .383 .383 (1997-2001) Robin Roberts .391 Dan Pasqua(1980-82) .384 Chris Goldschrafe(1984-85) .385 Romano(1985-87) Carmine .404 Joe Brock(1978-80) .397 .423 .414 Claude Petruccelli(1986-88) .429 Mike Milmoe(1986-88) Jeff Gensheimer(1994) John Ross(1979-80) (1995-96) Lindner Brian ra ewlr(909)125 128 128 Brian Detwiler(1990-93) 128 Brian Lindner(1995-96) 134 136 Ed Mitchell(1992-95) Ralph Perdomo(1989-92) 157 Frank Barker(1986-88) 148 Tony Listro(1984-87) 144 Rick Capozzi(1985,88-89) 182 Mark Geimke(1981-84) (1980-82) Pasqua Dan Paul Bumbaco(1993-96) Top 10 lists of the standardbearers in William Paterson William in standardbearers the of lists 10 Top University baseball history. Pictured players in italics. in players Pictured history. baseball University PIONEER RECORDS CAREER BATTING AVERAGE CAREER RUNSBATTED IN CAREER AT-BATS (Minimum 125at-bats) CAREER HITS 36 CAREER RUNS SCORED

Glen Merendino (1986-89) 203 Bruce Dostal (1984-87) 181 Ed Mitchell (1992-95) 165 Brian Kelly (1993-96) 150 Mark DeMenna (1995-99) 149 Paul Bumbaco (1993-96) 145 Tony Listro (1984-87) 144 Ralph Perdomo (1989-92) 144 Mark Geimke (1981-84) 143 Dan Bartolomeo (1990-93) 142

CAREER HOME RUNS

Mark Geimke (1981-84) 42 Dan Pasqua (1980-82) 37 Mark Cieslak (1980-83) 30 Glen Merendino (1986-89) 30 Paul Bumbaco (1993-96) 25 Bruce Dostal (1984-87) 23 Mike Milmoe (1986-87) 23 Tony Listro (1984-87) 22 Nick Stefano (1975, 82-84) 22 Manny Perez (1992-95) 21 Brian Kelly (1993-96) 21

CAREER DOUBLES

Paul Bumbaco (1993-96) 50 Manny Perez (1992-95) 46 Ed Mitchell (1992-95) 45 Ralph Perdomo (1989-92) 43 Glen Merendino (1986-89) 38 Brian Lindner (1995-96) 36 Dan Lautherhahn (1995-97) 36 Brian Detwiler (1990-93) 35 Brian Kelly (1993-96) 34 Rick Capozzi (1985, 88-89) 33

CAREER TRIPLES

Ralph Perdomo (1989-92) 18 John DiGirolamo (1989-92) 13 Keith Eaddy (1990-92) 12 John Ross (1979-80) 10 Dean DiGrazio (1990-93) 10 Butch Bellenger (1994-95) 10 Jack Lipari (1998-2001) 10 Manny Perez (1992-95) 9 Mike Lautherhahn (1993-94) 9 Mark DeMenna (1995-99) 9

CAREER STOLEN BASES

Bruce Dostal (1984-87) 89 John DiGirolamo (1989-92) 57 Alan Anderson (1978-81) 52 Mike Scher (1996-97) 50 Dan Pasqua (1980-82) 47

37 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL enDGai 19-3 37 43 41 Dean DiGrazio(1990-93) Butch Bellenger(1994-95) Hector Diaz(1982-83) 44 43 Belfield(1999-2000) Corwin Ralph Perdomo(1989-92) hu tks(9820)17 17 17 18 Shaun Stokes(1998-2000) 19 Brian Appelman(1996-97) Carl Stopper(1986-89) Doug Hook(1979-82) 20 20 Mike Gagg(1985-88) 27 27 Jason Messina(1997-2000) 25 Scott Farber(1991-93) 27 (1974-77) Steve Bertolero (1994-98) Slomkowski Bob Jim Daly(1986-89) Joe Lynch (1982-85) 10 10 12 11 Nick Stefano(1975,82-84) Frank Barker(1986-88) Brian Detwiler(1990-93) 12 17 Les Cirelli(1976-79) (1990-93) Dan Bartolomeo 14 24 18 17 Mike Lautherhahn(1993-94) Brian Kelly(1993-96) Paul Bumbaco(1993-96) (1983-84) Pat Byrnes (1994-97) Egbert Dan 89 90 97 Brian Kelly(1993-96) Izzy Santos(1988-91) 102 Mark Geimke(1981-84) 103 111 (1990-93) Dan Bartolomeo 109 Ralph Perdomo(1989-92) 112 138 Alan Anderson(1978-81) Tony Listro(1984-87) 116 Bruce Dostal(1984-87) Glen Merendino(1986-87) (1992-95) Mitchell Ed i ah(998)12-2(.857) 12-2(.857) Jim Nash(1979-82) 7-1(.875) 27-6(.871) Mike LoPresti(1981-82) 12-2(.857) Bob Slomkowski(1994-98) 8-1(.888) Bob Lautherhahn(1971) Brenden Lago(1995-98) 8-1(.888) 19-2(.905) Eduardo Gomez(1996) (.952) 17-2(.894) 20-1 Dave McFadden(1983-85) 10-1(.909) Brian Appelman(1996-97) Mike Gagg(1985-88) Rich DiRienzo(1981-83) (1991-93) Farber Scott CAREER BASEONBALLS CAREER HITBYPITCH CAREER VICTORIES CAREER VICTORIES (Minimium 8Decisions) 38 CAREER STRIKEOUTS

Joe Lynch (1982-85) 264 Shaun Stokes (1998-00) 232 Jason Messina (1997-2000) 220 Steve Bertolero (1974-77) 185 Doug Hook (1979-82) 153 Hal Hermans (1975-78) 152 Jim Daly (1986-89) 151 Bob Slomkowski (1994-98) 147 Dave Taeschler (1980-83) 142 Brad Hill (1974-77) 138 Carl Stopper (1986-89) 138

CAREER INNINGS PITCHED

Joe Lynch (1982-85) 334.7 Bob Slomkowski (1994-98) 290.3 Steve Bertolero (1974-77) 274.3 Jim Daly (1986-89) 270.7 Jason Messina (1997-99) 236.0 Ed Hanewald (1988-91) 226.3 Hal Hermans (1975-78) 221.3 Shaun Stokes (1998-2000) 209.7 Mike Gagg (1985-88) 206.0 Scott Farber (1991-93) 198.7

CAREER GAMES

Joe Lynch (1982-85) 64 Jim Daly (1986-89) 49 Bob Padla (1987-89) 46 Bob Slomkowski (1994-98) 45 Mike Gagg (1985-88) 45 Doug Hook (1979-82) 45 Jason Messina (1997-2000) 45 Steve Bertolero (1974-77) 43 Carl Stopper (1986-89) 42 Scott Farber (1991-93) 37 George Stix (1986-87) 37

CAREER COMPLETE GAMES

Joe Lynch (1982-85) 20 Bob Slomkowski (1994-98) 14 Steve Bertolero (1974-77) 13 Doug Hook (1979-82) 11 Scott Farber (1991-93) 10 Brad Hill (1974-77) 9 Brian Appelman (1996-97) 9 Shaun Stokes (1998-2000) 9 Bob Lautherhahn (1971) 8 Carmelo Cundari (1987-89) 8

CAREER EARNED AVERAGE (Minimum 55 Innings Pitched)

Scott Farber (1991-93) 2.13 Brenden Lago (1995-98) 2.21 Shaun Stokes (1998-2000) 2.27

39 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL tv etlr 17-7 3.02 2.93 (1974-77) Steve Bertolero 2.90 Pete Ellerbrock(1988-92) 2.61 Dave McFadden(1983-85) 2.84 Cundari(1987-89) Carmelo 2.50 2.40 Eduardo Gomez(1996) Rudy Innocenti(1990-91) Frank Rendini(1983-84) ra ide 19).440 .472 .446 .442 .466 Brian Lindner(1996) Chris Goldschrafe(1984) Shoucair(1983) Harry (2000) Robin Roberts John Ross(1979) 72 76 77 78 Manny Perrez(1995) 84 Butch Bellenger(1995) Brian Lindner(1995) Rick Capozzi(1988) Brian Lindner(1996) 60 68 65 72 Glen Merendino(1987) 68 Butch Bellenger(1995) Mike Scher(1996) Mark DeMenna(1996) Dan Pasqua(1982) 184 184 191 184 Paul Bumbaco(1995) 192 Brian Lindner(1995) 199 (1991) Dan Bartolomeo Brian Lindner(1996) 199 Rick Capozzi(1988) Manny Perez(1995) 24 Butch Bellenger(1995) Craig Cutler(1998) o atr(92 17 18 18 18 (1992) Joe Carter 19 Dan Lautherhahn(1996) Ed Mitchell(1995) Keith Eaddy(1992) 59 Brian Lindner(1996) 61 76 79 Mike Milmoe(1987) Keith Eaddy(1992) Dan Pasqua(1982) Brian Lindner(1996) LONGEST HITTINGSTREAK BATTING AVERAGE SINGLE SEASON DOUBLES AT-BATS AT-BATS RUNS HITS 40 Bryan Graham (2000) 17 Brian Lindner (1995) 17 Brian Kelly (1996) 17 TRIPLES Butch Bellenger (1995) 9 John Ross (1980) 8 Mike Lautherhahn (1993) 8 Dean DiGrazio (1993) 7 Manny Perez (1995) 7

HOME RUNS Dan Pasqua (1982) 20 Mark Geimke (1983) 14 Mike Milmoe (1986) 13 Carmine Romano (1987) 13

WALKS Chris Goldschrafe (1985) 49 Glen Merendino (1986) 49 Glen Merendino (1987) 47 Dan Pasqua (1982) 46

STOLEN BASES Dan Pasqua (1982) 31 Butch Bellenger (1995) 30 Bruce Dostal (1985) 27 Hector Diaz (1982) 27 Mike Scher (1996) 27

HIT BY PITCH Mike Lautherhahn (1993) 12 Dan Egbert (1995) 12 R.C. Renshaw (1999) 11 Pat Byrnes (1983, 1984) 9 Dan Egbert (1997) 9 WINS Brian Appelman (1996) 11 Joe Lynch (1983) 10 Steve Bertolero (1977) 9 Jim Daly (1986) 9 Scott Farber (1993) 9 Bob Slomkowski (1996) 9 INNINGS PITCHED Joe Lynch (1985) 94.3 Brian Appelman (1996) 92.3 Joe Lynch (1983) 89.0 Bob Slomkowski (1996) 85.0 Matt Vanderbush (1995) 83.0 GAMES Joe Lynch (1985) 21 George Stix (1987) 20 Bob Padla (1988) 19

41 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL INDIVIDUAL GAMERECORDS uc elne v.Srno,42/5 3 6 Butch Bellenger(vs.Scranton,4/25/95) 3 Shoucair(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Harry 3 3 Hector Diaz(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Joe Wendolowski (vs.Scranton,5/4/83) 2 2 Shoucair(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Harry 2 Shoucair(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Harry Mark Geimke(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Lou Giovannielli(vs.Vermont, 3/30/83) 6 6 7 8 John Sangis(1994) 8 Bob Padla(1989) Joe Lynch (1985) (1997) Mike Robertson Bob Padla(1988) 1.94 1.83 1.84 1.71 Rudy Innocenti(1991) 1.15 Cundari(1989) Carmelo Dan Snyder(1999) (1974) Steve Bertolero Shaun Stokes(1999) 6 6 7 7 Shaun Stokes(1999) Scott Farber(1993) 8 Bob Slomkowski(1996) 8 Joe Lynch (1983) Brian Appelman(1996) Bob Lautherhahn(1971) etrDa v.Srno,548)3 3 3 Hector Diaz(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Joe Wendolowski (vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Shoucair(vs.Scranton,5/4/83) Harry MOST HOMERUNSINANINNING (Minimum 45InningsPitchedinaSeason) MOST HITSINANINNING MOST HITSINANINNING MOST TRIPLESINAGAME MOST RBIINANINNING EARNED RUNAVERAGE SAVES COMPLETE GAMES SAVES 42 WILLIAM PATERSON’S ALL-TIME NCAA RECORDS

MOST HOME RUNS, ONE INNING

Second Inning (vs. Scranton, 5/4/83) 2

MOST HOME RUNS, ONE INNING, PLAYOFFS

Fifth Inning (vs. Otterbein, 5/24/84) 4 PIONEERS WHO PACED THE NATION

INDIVIDUAL RBI

Brian Lindner (1996) 79 Dan Pasqua (1982) 76 Keith Eaddy (1992) 61

TEAM BATTING AVERAGE

William Paterson (1982) .334

TEAM TRIPLES

William Paterson (1982) 32

TEAM RUNSMOST SCORED William Paterson (1996) 506 (10.77 per game)

TEAM DOUBLE PLAYS

William Paterson (1996) 75

TEAM FIELDING PERCENTAGE

William Paterson (1988) .966

The 1996 team led the nation in runs scored and double plays. 43 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 0123-14-1 NCAADivisionIIICollegeWorld Series 20-18 2001 31-14 2000 NJAC Champions 23-12 1999 1998 33-9 NCAADivisionIIINationalChampions NCAA DivisionIIICollegeWorld Series 1997 39-5-1 36-9 1996 22-14 NJACChampions 1995 1994 NCAA DivisionIIINationalChampions 34-10 1993 36-7 NJACChampions 1992 27-20-1 19-18 NJACChampions 1991 1990 31-12 NJACChampions 1989 35-10 NJACChampions 1988 33-9-1 NJACChampions 1987 30-9-2 NCAADivisionIIITournament NCAADivisionIIITournament 1986 29-14-2 NJAC Champions 26-10 1985 1984 31-8 NJACChampions 1983 NCAADivisionIIITournament ECACDivisionIIITournament 37-10 ECACDivisionIIITournament 29-12 1982 23-8 1981 17-9 NCAADivisionIIITournament 1980 11-16-2 ECACDivisionIIITournament 1979 ECACDivisionIIITournament 24-12 1978 20-13 1977 13-8 1976 HIGHLIGHTS RECORD 1975 YEAR 17 NCAADivisionIIITournament Appearances THROUGH THEYEARS 7 CollegeWorld SeriesAppearances WILLIAM PATERSON 2 NationalChampionships 11 NJACChampionships NCAA DivisionIIITournament NJAC Champions NCAA DivisionIIITournament NJAC Champions NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIICollegeWorld Series NCAA DivisionIIITournament NCAA DivisionIIICollegeWorld Series NCAA DivisionIIITournament 44 NJAC KINGS Long respected as one of the New Jersey Athletic Conference’s top programs, William Paterson is a consistent participant in the conference tournament every May. Along the way, the Pioneers have experienced their fair share of success, winning 11 league titles.

New Jersey Athletic Conference Championship 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997

Outfielder Willie Baker helped William Paterson win the 1983 NJAC championship thanks to his strong overall play.

Tony Listro was an / on the NJAC championship clubs of 1986 and 1987.

45 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 1998, 1999 1988, 1989,1991,1992,1993,1995,1996,1997, 1977, 1981,1982,1983,1984,1985,1986,1987, 1985 1982, 1988,1992,1995,1996,1999 1982, 1985,1988,1992,1995,1996,1999 1992, 1996 96CollegeWorld Series(Salem,VA) 1996 Mid-AtlanticRegional(Augusta,NJ) 1997 CollegeWorld Series(Salem,VA) 1999 Overall, thePioneersare56-33inNCAAplayoffs. ofWilliamA recap Paterson’s inthepostseason. history NCAA DivisionIIINationalChampionship NCAA DivisionIIICollegeWorld Series South AtlanticRegionalChampionship Mid-Atlantic RegionalChampionship NCAA DivisionIIITournament Bids Mid-Atlantic Regional(Augusta, NJ) (NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!) Lutheran 5 Willliam Paterson2;William Paterson6,Cal- Paterson 6,Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1;Cal-Lutheran3, William Paterson2,UpperIowa0;William William Paterson12,BridgewaterState(MA)4; Hopkins 2;Allentown6,William Paterson4 Paterson 5,Rowan1;William Paterson6,Johns Montclair State10,William Paterson4;William Ursinus 0;William Paterson6,MontclairState5 William Paterson8,Rowan2;William Paterson6, Mid-Atlantic Regional(Montclair, NJ) ( Paterson 3 SUNY-Cortland 3;N.C.Wesleyan 5,William (MN) 10,William Paterson7;William Paterson8, William (IL)1;St.Thomas Paterson7,Aurora THIRD INTHENATION PIONEERS INTHE POSTSEASON NCAA DivisionIII NCAA DivisionIII 46 ) William Paterson 13, Amherst 7; William Paterson 6, York (PA) 3; William Paterson 9, Rowan 1; William Paterson 9, Montclair State 4

1995 College World Series (Salem, VA) LaVerne (CA) 8, Willliam Paterson 3; William Paterson 16, Cortland State 10; Wisconsin- Oshkosh 9, William Paterson 6

Mid-Atlantic Regional (Augusta, NJ) William Paterson 6, Susquehanna 3; William Paterson 5, York (PA) 1; William Paterson 7, Franklin & Marshall 3; William Paterson 7, Montclair State 3

1993 Mid-Atlantic Regional (Quakertown, PA) William Paterson 6, Mary Washington (VA) 4; Rowan 8, William Paterson 2; William Paterson 12, Johns Hopkins 11; Rowan 9, William Paterson 8

1992 College World Series (Battle Creek, MI) William Paterson 8, Marietta 6; William Paterson 4, Ithaca 3; William Paterson 8, Ithaca 4; William Paterson 3, Cal-Lutheran 1 (National Champions!!!)

1991 Mid-Atlantic Regional (William Paterson) William Paterson 5, Elizabethtown 4; Trenton State 7, William Paterson 2; William Paterson 5, York (PA) 2; William Paterson 6, Trenton State 3; Trenton State 10, William Paterson 2

1989 Mid-Atlantic Regional (William Paterson) N.C. Wesleyan 4, William Paterson 1; William Paterson 6, Rochester 1; William Paterson 6, Montclair State 5; N.C. Wesleyan 5, William Paterson 4

1988 College World Series (Bristol, CT) Wisconsin-Oshkosh 10, William Paterson 6; Marietta 8, William Paterson 3

Mid-Atlantic Regional (William Paterson) William Paterson 4, Gettysburg 3, William Paterson 13, Montclair State 3; William Paterson 4, Montclair State 3

1987 Mid-Atlantic Regional (Montclair, NJ) Upsala 8, William Paterson 3; William Paterson 11, North Adams State 8; Upsala 6, William Paterson 4

1986 Mid-Atlantic Regional (Montclair, NJ) William Paterson 6, Upsala 4; Montclair State 11, William Paterson 0; Johns Hopkins 10, William Paterson 8

1985 College World Series (Marietta, OH) William Paterson 9, Wisconsin-Oshkosh 4; 47 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 97SouthAtlanticRegional (Ewing,NJ) 1977 SouthAtlanticRegional (Ewing,NJ) 1981 CollegeWorld Series(Marietta,OH) 1982 Mid-AtlanticRegional(Montclair, NJ) 1983 Mid-AtlanticRegional(Montclair, NJ) 1984 Paterson 5 10, William Paterson3;Lynchburg 6,William State William Paterson2,Methodist0;Salisbury Paterson 6 State6;Upsala8,William Paterson 11,Salisbury Lynchburg 3,William Paterson 0;William Paterson 11,Widener 5 10; William Paterson17,Widener 5;William 7, Upsala5;William Paterson15,MontclairState Widener 5,William Paterson3;William Paterson Mid-Atlantic Regional(WilliamPaterson) N.C. Wesleyan 11,William Paterson 6 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 12,William Paterson11; State9,William Paterson7 Montclair William Paterson12,MontclairState7; Upsala 4; 10, William Paterson7;William Paterson9, William Paterson10,Upsala8;MonclairState Otterbein 3;Ramapo21,William Paterson2 9, Westfield State5;William Paterson18, Otterbein 3,William Paterson2;William Paterson Trenton State5 Trenton State7(10inn.);William Paterson9, Paterson 4,N.C.Wesleyan 1;William Paterson8, Trenton State10,WIlliamPaterson8;William William Paterson12,Virginia Wesleyan 6; South AtlanticRegional(Ewing,NJ) 5, William Paterson4 Montclair State13,William Paterson9;Marietta 48 Head Coach Head Jeff Albies, Jeff shown here shown posing with the with posing 1992 National 1992 Championship trophy. REMEMBERING THE 1992 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

There was the crack of the bat, the sight of the ball clearing the wall, and then the euphoria spilling out onto the field. Once Ralph Perdomo connected on the game-winning, three- run homer to beat California Lutheran, 3-1, in the bottom of the ninth inning, William Paterson became the proud owner of its first baseball national championship.

Thanks to Perdomo, the Pioneers finished 36-7 (14-2 NJAC) and won their final 12 games while also taking the New Jersey Athletic Conference and Mid-Atlantic Regional titles for their trophy case.

Perdomo was named the World Series MVP after hitting .471 under the bright lights; he finished with a .359 average, 60 hits, a team-high 52 runs and 47 RBI en route to being named an All-American, All-Region and All-NJAC. Junior outfielder Keith Eaddy was also a first team All- American, leading the team in hits (68), RBI (61) and doubles (18). The last of the All-American trio, senior outfielder John DiGirolamo, scratched out 61 hits, scored 46 runs and belted 11 doubles.

On the mound, juniors Scott Farber and Rob Graham showed plenty of poise. Farber beat Cal-Lutheran in the title game to finish the season 8-0 with four saves and a 2.67 ERA. Graham went 7-0 with a 2.40 ERA; two of his victories came in the Series.

PLAYERS Scott Fleming, P COACHES Dan Bartolomeo, 2B Bob Graham, P Jeff Albies Doug Britten, C Shawn Kelly, P Brian Aviles Joe Carter, 3B Dave Lissy, P Rudy Innocenti Jason Casamento, P Troy McAllister, SS Bob Lauterhahn Tom Catherman, INF Jude McDonald, INF Mike Voza Sandor Christian, P George Mendoza, P George Collins, 3B Steve Middleman Brian Detwiler, C Ed Mitchell, OF Chip Gretski John DiGirolamo, OF Ralph Perdomo, 1B Dean DiGrazio, OF Manny Perez, C/INF EQUIPMENT Keith Eaddy, OF Mark Scher, OF MANAGER Pete Ellerbrock, P Kevin Thompson, P Rick Rodriguez Scott Farber, P Tim Vinges, P

49 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL Eduardo Gomez,P Nick Franklin,INF C Dan Egbert, Mark DeMenna,CF Craig Cutler, INF Steve Cook,OF Greg Cimilluca,1B Paul Bumbaco,3B Colin Bristow, P Rich Bozich,P Pete Banach,P Brian Appelman,P Ismael Alsina,P Gomez (8-1)alsowasstrongforthePioneers. Appelman wasnamedanAll-American.FreshmanEduardo Slomkowski (9-0,2.86ERA)bothhadstrongseasons. 3.61 ERA,75strikeoutsin92.1innings)andBob On themound,juniorsBrianAppelman(school-record11-0, doubles (50)andat-bats(620). finished asthePioneerleaderinhits(226),RBI(182), baseman PaulBumbaco,hit.331with33runsscoredand RBI). Oneoftheall-timePioneergreats,seniorthird 112B,31 and juniorcatcherDanEgbert(.366,36runs, 2B, 9HR,47RBI,53runs),asecondteamAll-American, season. DittoforseniorrightfielderBrianKelly(.400,17 DeMenna, asophomorecenterfielder, alsohadabig NCAA-best 55twinkillings. Lautherhahn astheyturned40of the team’s (.378,38runs), combination withsophomoresecondbasemanDan team. Inaddition,heformedanincredibledouble-play eight homerunsenroutetomakingtheAll-Americanfirst (84), RBI(79)anddoubles(19)whilealsobatting.440with Pioneer history. Hesetschoolsingle-seasonrecords forhits Mariners afterpostingoneofthefinestoffensiveseasonsin BrianLindnerwouldgetdraftedbytheSeattle shortstop ofheroesThere onthisteam. Junior werenoshortage capped thebestseasoninschoolhistory. them theirsecondnationalchampionshipinfiveyearsand Lutherantogive overCalifornia (39-5-1) score a6-5victory three-run homersoaringoverthefencetohelpPioneers Mark DeMennaprovidedmorehome-runheroics,sendinga REMEMBERING THE1996 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS PLAYERS Bill Zabotka,P Scott Wolfe, OF Bob Slomkowski,P Mike Scher, OF Marc Salvatore,INF Matt Piccini,P Brian Monacelli,P Mark Maire,INF Brian Lindner, SS Dan Lautherhahn,2B Joe LaManna,C Brenden Lago,P Brian Kelly, OF Jason Hawkes,P 50 Rick Rodriguez Hector Lopez Garett Teel Sean Rooney Ron Van Saders Tom Kraljic Bob Lauterhahn Jeff Albies EQUIPMENT MANAGER MANAGER COACHES ALL-TIME OPPONENTS * Albany 1-0 * Johns Hopkins 2-1 * Albion 1-0 Kean 48-10 * Adelphi 6-2 Kings Point 1-0 * Air Force 4-1 * Kutztown 1-1 * Albright 0-1-1 * LaSalle 1-0 * Allentown 3-2 * LaVerne (CA) 0-1 * American Int’l. 0-1 * Lehman 2-0 * Amherst 1-0 * Lewis U. 3-0 * Army 8-4-1 * Long Island U. 0-1 * Ashland 3-0 * Lowell (MA) 4-4 * Aurora 1-0 * Lynchburg 0-2 Baruch 10-3 * Lynn 1-2 * Barry 0-1 * Maine, U. of 2-0 * Biscayne 2-1 Manhattan 3-3 Bloomsburg 1-1 Massachusetts, U. of 0-1 * Bluefield 1-0 * Mass.-Dartmouth 1-1 * Bowdoin 6-0 * Mount St. Mary 1-0 * Bridgewater St. 1-1 * Marietta 1-2 2-0 * Marian 2-0 Bucknell 0-1 * MD-Eastern Shore 1-0 *Buffalo 0-1 * Mercer (GA) 0-1 * Cal. Lutheran 2-1 * Mercy 2-0 * Catholic Univ. 2-0 * Miami (FL) 0-1 CCNY 4-0 * Michigan State 2-0 * Chapman 0-1 * Millersville 1-0 * Clark 1-0 * Monmouth 12-6 * Colgate 1-0 * Montclair State 50-43 * Columbia 0-4 * Mary Washington 2-0 * Concordia (NY) 3-1 * NE Illinois 0-1 * Concordia (IL) 1-0 * Navy 1-1 * Cornell 1-0 New Jersey City 46-6 * C.W. Post 1-2 NJIT 6-0 * Delaware State 2-0 * New York Tech 1-4-1 * Detroit 0-1 * Niagara 2-0 * Drexel 1-0 * North Adams State2-1 * Dominican 2-1 * North Central 0-1 Drew 5-0 * N.C. Methodist 1-0 * East. 5-4 * N.C. Wesleyan 1-4 * Eastern 1-1 * Northwood 0-2 East Stroudsburg 13-2 *Nova-Southeastern 3-1 * Emory & Henry 1-0 * Ohio Wesleyan 1-1 * Eureka 2-0 * Old Westbury 1-1 * FDU-Teaneck 8-0 * Otterbein 1-1 * FDU-Madison 2-0 * Palm Beach Atl. 3-0 *Fordham 1-3 * Pace 2-4 * Fort Lauderdale 1-0 * Penn 0-1 * Florida Atlantic 4-2-1 * Princeton 2-2 * Franklin & Marsh. 1-0 * Pittsburgh 1-0 * Georgetown (DC) 3-0 * Plymouth State 2-0 * Gettysburg 1-0 * Pomona Pitzer 0-1 * Haverford 0-1 * Purdue 1-0 *Hofstra 2-0 Queens 9-4 * Illinois College 1-0 * RPI 3-2 * Iowa, U. of 0-2 Ramapo 36-19 * Iona 3-1 Richard Stockton 18-1 * Ithaca 6-2 * Richmond 0-1 *Jamestown 1-0 * Rider 5-4-1 John Jay 19-2 * Rutgers-Camden 37-0 51 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL ok(A 4-0 3-0 2-0 2-2 * York (PA) * York (NY) 1-0 1-2 * Wright State * Worcester State 2-1 * Wooster 2-3 * Wisc.-Stout * Wisc. 6-4 Parkside 2-2 2-0 * Wisc.-Oshkosh 2-3 1-1 * Wisc.-Milwaukee * Wisc.-LaCrosse Wilmington * Widener 2-0 1-0 * Whittier 1-0 * W. 1-0 Connecticut 0-1 7-2 * W. NewEngland * Westfield State 0-1 * Wesleyan (CT) 2-0 * Walsh 1-0 14-6 * Wagner 2-0 * Virginia Wesleyan * Villanova 1-0 * Vermont 2-0 * Ursinus Upsala 2-0 * UpperIowa 0-1 * Union(NY) * ThomasMore 38-29 * Tampa, U.of TCNJ (Trenton St.) 1-0 1-0 2-0 * Tennessee Temple * Tennessee State 14-3 2-0 * Susquehanna 9-0 * SUNY-New Paltz * SUNY-Cortland Staten Island 1-1 1-0 * SpringArborColl. 0-1 2-0 * SouthernMaine 2-8 0-2 13-1 * SouthernIllinois 2-1 * S.Connecticut * Shippensburg 4-3 * SetonHall * Scranton 0-1 0-2 * Salisbury * SaginawValley 1-0 * St.Xavier * St.Thomas * St.ThomasAquinas1-0 0-1 * St.Peter’s 5-0 * St.Joseph’s (PA) 38-21-1 * St.Francis(NY) 1-0 Rowan (Glassboro) * Rochester, U.of 1-1 3-4-1 * RhodeIsland,Uof 32-6 * RutgersUniversity * Rutgers-Newark 52 All records that appear in appear that records All are listed opponents All this book have been have book this have Pioneers the ones researched and updated and researched * The 1975. since played by Head Baseball Coach Baseball Head by have Pioneers the indicates Jeff Albies and the William the and Albies Jeff team this played never Paterson Department of Department Paterson 1975. to prior Sports Information. These Information. Sports records have been have records updated as of February, of as updated 2002. However, in our in However, 2002. continuing quest for quest continuing accuracy, we welcome we accuracy, updates to any existing or existing any to updates unlisted record that does that record unlisted not appear in this guide. this in appear not Sincerely, Brian Falzarano Brian William Paterson William Director of Sports Info. Sports of Director ALL-TIME VARSITY LETTERWINNERS

A Albrecht, Wolf C 1978 Altrui, Louis 2B 1986-98 Alsina, Ismael P 1996-97 Anderson, Alan CF 1978-81 Appelman, Brian P/OF 1996-97 Arbadji, Ken P 1982-84 Arrecchi, Mike P 1976-79 Ash, Bob 2B/OF 1987

B Babai, John INF 1973-74 Baker, Willie OF 1983-85 Balady, Mike P 1974 Baldwin, Ray OF 1969 Barker, Frank 3B/OF/P 1986-88 Bartolomeo, Anthony INF 1991 Bartolomeo, Dan 2B 1990-93 Battista, Bo OF 1973-76 Belfield, Corwin OF 1999-2000 Bellinger, Bill SS 1994 Bellovich, Mike DH/C 1997-2000 Benkert, Bob C 1984-85 Bertolero, Steve P 1974-77 Bland, Bob UT 1968-69 Bowman, Charlie P 2001 Boyle, Gary C 1990 Bozich, Rich P 1995-96 Brennan, Jim OF 1979-80 Briggs, Joe UT 1969-72 Bristow, Colin P 1996-97 Britten, Doug C 1991-92 Brock, Joe OF 1978-80 Brown, Brian 2B 1986 Brown, Rick P 1985-86 Bumbaco, Paul OF/3B 1993-96 Budnick, John OF 1988-91 Butler, Joe UT 1976-77 Byrnes, Pat 2B 1983-84

C Capozzi, Rick 2B 1985-88, 89 Cardaci, Mark RF 1979-82 Carr, Tom C 1995 Carroll, Jim P 2000-01 Carter, Joe RF/3B 1991-92 Caruso, Jim UT 1969 Casamento, Jason P 1992-94 Catherman, Tom UT 1992-93 Cevetello, Joe UT 1973 Chriscuolo, Tom P 1990 Christian, Sandy P 1991-94 Cirelli, Les SS 1976-79

53 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL rnln ik1 1996-99 1973 1997-98 1984 1999-2001 1993-94 1B 1992 1B 1974-77 C 1B 1973 OF 1973 1994 1989 P P Franklin, Nick 1991-93 2B Frankiewicz, Jason 1970-73 Fox, Eddie INF 3B UT Fornarotto, Mike UT Fluegel, Rich Florio, Vincent P 1988-92 OF Fleming, Scott Flannery, Bill 1977-80 Finnamore, Lou Ferretti, Larry 1982 Ferrara, Joe P Fay, TJ 1990-91 1974-75 Farber, Scott OF 1984-87 Fallon, Bob 1981-83 1968 C Ellerbrock, Pete 3B P OF 1990-91 1990-93 OF 1982-83 P 1989-92 Dygos, Ron 1968-70 3B/RF Dwornikowski, John 1990-93 Dupuis, Jim RF Dreschel, Bob 1995-99 OF Dostal, Bruce CF INF 1978-81 1986-89 DiRienzo, Rich 1993-94 Dilly, Tom 1977-78 C 1994 1970 Driver, Shawn OF 3B/1B DiGrazio, Dean DiGirolamo, John Diaz, Hector P 2B 3B UT Dewark, Rob UT 1978-79 1982-84 1993-94 Detwiler, Brian DeMenna, Mark 1984-85 DeLotto, Dave DeFrancesco, Frank OF Delaney, Jerome 1996-2000 2001 1B P Davis, Brian 1987-89 1972 Daly, Jim P 1977 Daly, Jim SS/3B D’Alessandro, Fred 1989-90 Tomasso D’Alberto, P UT 1994 1974-77 D’Addetta, John P 1979-81 UT 1991-92 INF 1989-91 Cutola, Mike 1973 Cutler, Craig 2B C Cundari, Carmelo Covello, Mike P 3B Coutts, Bo 1980-83 UT P Contrini, Craig 1996-97 Conti, Joe Connolly, Dave 1B/OF/P P/OF Condur, Mike Collins, George Collier, John Cisek, Charlie Ciocca, Eric Cimilluca, Greg Cieslak, Mark 54 D F E Frias, Kelbin C 1993-94 Fryer, Richard INF 1981-83 Funk, Joe C 1977-78

G Gaffney, Mike SS 1976-77 Gagg, Mike P/OF 1985-88 Gallacher, Bill 3B 1985 Gallinari, Kevin P 1976-77 Gallione, Jim C 1999-2000 Garcia, Sean C 1989 Gash, Jim CF 1969 Gemma, Mike C 1987-89 Geimke, Mark 3B 1981-84 Gensheimer, Jeff DH 1994 Gilberti, Tom C 1974-75 Gincel, Doug P 1978 Ginter, Ed SS 1978-79 Giovanielli, Lou SS 1981-83 Gomez, Eduardo P 1996 Goldschrafe, Chris 3B 1984-85 Grady, Jim 1B 1982-83 Graef, Al P 1978 Graham, Bob P/SS 1990-93 Graham, Bryan RF 2000-01 Grahl, Dennis 2B 1998 Gregory, Joe UT 1968-70 Grembowitz, Bob P 1978-79 Guercio, Rich P 1976-77

H Haight, Mike SS 1990-91 Hanewald, Ed P 1988-91 Harvey, Keith P 1984 Hausman, Ernest P 1999-2000 Hawkes, Jason P 1996-97 Hermans, Hal P 1975-78 Henderer, Steve OF 1974-77 Hennicke, Matt INF 1995-97 Hill, Brad P 1974-77 Hill, Tom 3B 1988 Hook, Doug P 1979-82 Horta, Duane P 1998 Hulse, Dennis INF 2000 Humer, Ron 1B 1990-91 Humphrey, Rick INF 1972-73

I Jacobino, Mike OF 1975-77 Imposimato, Sal P 1993 Innocenti, Rudy P 1990-91

J Jansen, Jim OF 1978 Johanneman, Paul P 1982-83 Jurgensen, Bob P 1973

55 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL yc,JeP1982-85 1990 1981-82 1986 P UT 1992 1989 1998 OF P 1984-87 1989-90 1998-2001 OF 1973-74 P 2000-01 Lynch, Joe P 1B/OF Lutz, Rick 1B/OF OF/3B 1995-96 LoPresti, Mike 1989-90 1998-2000 3B Lopez, Al Loewrigkeit, Rob P Lockburner, Mark 1993-94 C/DH SS/P Lissy, 1995-97 David 1971 1998-2001 Livanthares, John P Tony Listro, 1981-83 Lipari, Jack 1977-79 1995-96 CF Linton, Lee 2B Lindsay, Bob 1977-80 P P 1995-98 Lindner, Brian Leon, Dan P 2B Lennox, Brian 1994 C Lauterhahn, Mike 1977 Lauterhahn, Dan 1993 C P Lauterhahn, Bob 1977 Lauriello, Tino LaNeve, Charlie 1988 P Lange, Doug 1B 1976-79 1973-76 LaManna, Joe UT Labrador, Frank 1993 P Lago, Brenden 1993-95 OF 1968-69 OF OF 1993-95 1996 Kwiatowski, Tom 1972 Kubat, Jon P Jeff 1985 Kurtz, 1990-93 1987 P 2B Kraljic, Tom Kovach, Chris 1993-96 C P Korinko, Steve OF 1979-80 Kondel, Jim Kneuppel, Dan P 1986-87 1991 P P Klepacky, Mike OF Kinnaugh, Art 1998-2000 1986 Kilmurray, Mike P Keseday, Jim Bob Kerwin, P P Kennedy, Mike OF/P Kelly, Shawn P Kelly, Paul Kelly, Brian Keaney, Kevin Karleback, Scott Karash, Dave Karach, Tom Kalafut, Jason ae,Fe F1978 1990 1978-81 1981 1971-72 INF OF 1996-97 1987 C 1998-2000 P 1B 3B Marquardt, Joe P Mapes, Fred P Mannain, Brian Mann, Doug Mamatz, Dennis Maldonado, Dave Maire, Mark MacNeill, Steve 56 M L K Matoni, Mike OF 1980-81 Mattner, Bill SS 1981-83 May, Dan OF 1982-85 McAllister, Troy SS 1990-92 McCabe, Dan OF 1991 McCafferty, Joe SS/2B 1986-87 McDonald, Jude INF 1992 McFadden, Dave P 1983-85 McGee, Bob INF 1974-75 McGuigan, Mark C 1988 Mele, Mitch SS/2B 1980-82 Mendoza,George P 1991-92 Merendino, Glenn SS/2B 1986-89 Messina, Jason P 1997-2000 Middleman, Steve P 1992-93 Milmoe, Mike OF/DH 1986-87 Mitchell, Ed OF 1992-95 Monacelli, Brian P 1995-96 Montelbano, Keith 3B 1997 Montelbano, Kevin DH/P 1997 Moreau, Pete INF 1995 Morrison, Scott P 1993-94 Morrison, Tim P 1977 Mosley, Dave P 1982-83 Mossay, Steve P 1978 Moyle, Bob P 1989-91 Mucillo, Mike UT 1989

N Nash, Jim P 1979-82 Newman, Rob OF 1983-85 Nicholl, Mike OF 1984 Niedrewike OF 1969-71 Nissle, Bob P 1979 Noto, Glen 3B 1972 Nuzzi, Ken C/3B 1986-87

O Ondish, Dave P 1979, 81

P Padla, Bob P 1987-89 Pallitto, Mike INF 1994 Panebianco, Brian OF 1998 Pasqua, Dan 1B/DH/P 1980-82 Pellechia, Bob P 1978 Perdomo, Ralph 1B 1989-92 Perez, Alain OF 1997-98 Perez, Manny 1B 1992-95 Petrella, Mike LF 1970-73 Petrillo, John P 2001 Petruccelli, Claude 3B 1986-88 Pianetti, Rob P 1988 Piccini, Matt P 1996 Puzzo, Sal SS 1968-69

57 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL wtt,Bb1 1973-76 1986-88 1984 1998-2000 1986-87 1B 1980-82 1975,82-84 1970 SS P 2001 P 1988 P C 2B C 1984-85 Swetits, Bob 1971-73 Swenson, Steve 1971 C 1999-2000 Stopper, Carl P 1968-71 Stokes, Shaun 1999-2001 Stix, George 2B Chuck Stewart, 2B 1980-82 INF Stefano, Nick 2000-01 P 3B Stark, Ray 1980 1994-98 Stanek, Ryan 1985 Stagg, Brian P Specchio, Dean 3B/2B P 1982-83 Dennis Sparta, 1989 Spadero, Ray 1974-77 P P Spadero, John P Soun, Sung 1998-2000 1984-85 1987-89 Snyder, Daniel 1978-80 SS/3B OF Smolanoff, Dave UT 1996-97 Smalling, Rob 1992 Slomkowski, Bob 1988-91 SS Singer, Dan P OF 1999-2000 Sickinger, Jim 1994-95 P Shoucair, Harry OF 2001 Shekita, Rob OF Seyffer, Eric INF 1986-89 Senatore, Anthony INF Sempier, Scott P School, Glen 1998-2001 P Schmelz, Stu 1979-80 1979 1B Scher, Mike Scher, Marc Santos, Izzy 1985-87 1999-2000 Santiago, Al SS 1997 3B 1973 Sangis, John 2B Sackman, Mat 1997-98 Sabba, Vinnie 1999-00 1997-2001 2B C P P Rozema, Matt 1990 1998 1982 Rossman, Chris P 1997 OF Ross, John C 1998-2000 Romano, Carmine 1983-84 Romanker, Shawn 1973 INF Roman, Pete OF 1994-95 SS Roman, Gene 1999-2000 OF Mike Robertson, 1990 C Robin Roberts, P Riley, Robert P Richardson, Brian P Reyes, Anolio P Revinski, Chet P Reptak, Steve Renshaw, R.C Rendini, Frank Rebecky, Rick Ramagli, Matt Randazza, Greg Raab, Mike 58 R S T Taeschler, Dave P 1980-83 Taylor, Tim P 1995 Teel, Garett C 1987-89 Thompson, Kevin P 1991-92 Tiseo, Jason 2B 1998, 2001 Torres, Dan INF 1999-2000 Trevitt, Clayton INF 1993 Tsoullis, George OF 1987-89 Tuttle, John P 1999-2000

U Ulrich, Steve 1B/P 1975-78 Ust, Jeff OF 1998

V Vanderbrush, Matt P 1995 Van Lenten, Dave C 1988-90 Van Saders, Bob SS 1970-73 Van Saders, Ron C 1970-72 Vellis, Charlie P 1986-87 Vellis, Rob OF 1988 Vinges, Tim P 1991-94

W Wassel, Steve OF 1977 Warzynski, Tom P 1978-79 Webb, Mike C 1971-73 Weber, Jeff DH/1B 1979-82 Weber, Mike 2B 1980 Weingart, Bryan C/DH 2001 Wendolowski, Joe SS 1982-83 Whitney, Rich OF/INF 1981-82 Wiegan, Bruce P 1986-88 Wilson, Bob RF 1970-72 Wilson, John 1B 1984-86 Winbury, Simon INF/P 1993 Windfaur, Ernie RF 1972-73 Wolfe, Scott OF 1995-96

Y Younghans, Tom C 1985-86

Z Zabotka, Bill P 1993-96

59 2002 PIONEER BASEBALL 98RickCapozzi JohnWilson EdHanewald BrianDetwiler DanBartolomeo BobGraham EdMitchell MikeScher Tom Kwiatkowski DanEgbert NickFranklin R.C.Renshaw RobinRoberts 1988 JasonTiseo 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 also offersascholarshipinthename ofLouGreco. The William PatersonUniversityAlumniAssociation by sendingacheckvia: Contributions totheLouGrecoFundmaybemade TO ALLTHEPIONEERS!!! In Memory ofOurSonandBrotherIn Memory Former MemorialAward Recipients William PatersonBaseballOffice “Most Dedicated Baseball Player” Baseball Dedicated “Most William PatersonUniversity GOOD LUCK Memorial Fund Louis M.Greco 300 PomptonRoad Wayne, NJ07470 Cathy and Lou Greco Lou and Cathy Brothers Tom and Joe and Tom Brothers LOU GRECO Love, 60 In its 22 years of existence, the William Paterson University Athletic Hall of Fame has inducted 20 baseball players. In November 2001, pitcher Jim Daly (‘90) became the latest baseball inductee.

BASEBALL HALL OF FAMERS

Richard Adubato (‘60/M.A. ‘70) Alan Anderson (‘81) Frank Barker (‘89) Bob Benkert (‘87) Steve Bertolero (‘77) Joe Brock (‘80) Rick Capozzi (‘91) Jim Daly (‘90) John DiGirolamo (‘92) Mark Evangelista (‘65/M.A. ‘73) Mark Geimke (‘85) Abe Jaffee (‘35/M.A. ‘53) Jack Keyser (‘59/M.A. ‘66) Art Kinnaugh (‘70) Anthony Listro (‘87) Joe Lynch (‘91) Glen Merendino (‘92) Dan Pasqua Claude Petruccelli (‘92) Kenneth Wolf (coach)

Jim Daly Mark Geimke (‘90) (‘85)

Dan Pasqua Claude Petruccelli (‘92) 2002 WILLIAM PATERSON BASEBALL SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Site Time Sat. 3/9 Johns Hopkins A 1:30 p.m. Sun. 3/10 Wilmington (DE) A 1 p.m. Fri. 3/15 @Drew N 9 a.m. Fri. 3/15 #Barry (FL) N 3 p.m. Sat. 3/16 #Florida Memorial A 1 p.m. Sun. 3/17 @Wesleyan (CT) N 11 a.m. Tues. 3/19 @Lynn (FL) A 2:30 p.m. Wed. 3/20 ^Nova-Southeastern A 7 p.m. Thurs. 3/21 %Millersville N 2:15 p.m. Fri. 3/22 &Northwood N 2:30 p.m. Sat. 3/23 @Millersville (DH) N 10 a.m. Tues. 3/26 RPI H 3 p.m. Thurs. 3/28 *KEAN H 3 p.m. Fri. 3/29 SUNY-FARMINGDALE H 3 p.m. Sat. 3/30 *Rutgers Camden (DH) A 11:30 a.m.

Tues. 4/2 Queens (NY) A 3 p.m. Wed. 4/3 *Ramapo A 3:30 p.m. Thurs. 4/4 *Rutgers-Newark A 3:30 p.m. Sat. 4/6 *Richard Stockton (DH) A noon Tues. 4/9 *Widener A 3:30 p.m. Thurs. 4/11 *Kean A 3:30 p.m. Fri. 4/12 *RAMAPO H 3:30 p.m. Sat. 4/13 *TCNJ (DH) H noon Tues. 4/16 FDU-MADISON H 3:30 p.m. Thurs. 4/18 *New Jersey City A 3:30 p.m. Fri. 4/19 *RUTGERS-NEWARK H 3:30 p.m. Sat. 4/20 *ROWAN (DH) H noon Tues. 4/23 SUNY-OLD WESTBURY H 3:30 p.m. Thurs. 4/25 *NEW JERSEY CITY H 3:30 p.m. Sat. 4/27 *MONTCLAIR ST. (DH) H noon Tues. 4/30 FELICIAN H 3:30 p.m.

Fri./ 5/3- NJAC Tournament A TBA Sun. 5/5 (Montclair State University) Fri. 5/10 YORK (PA) H 4 p.m. Sat. 5/11 ITHACA H 3 p.m. Sun. 5/12 BRIDGEWATER (VA) H 1 p.m.

* New Jersey Athletic Conference Game @ Boca Raton, FL ^ Fort Lauderdale, FL % Homestead, FL # Miami, FL & West Palm Beach, FL All Home Games in CAPS and played at Wightman Field