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The 2016 Una Lions THE 2016 UNA LIONS No. Name Pos Ht Wt Cl B/T Hometown 2 Chris Blakey INF 5-8 180 JR L/R Gardendale, Ala. 3 Jess Smith C 6-0 170 SR R/R Fort Payne, Ala. 4 Austin Carpenter RHP 6-0 220 SR R/R Fort Payne, Ala. 5 Brandon Pugh OF 5-11 170 SR L/R Grove Hill, Ala. 7 Kyle Crabtree SS/2B 5-10 170 SR R/R Fort Payne, Ala. 8 Ben Cooley OF 5-11 181 JR R/R Hattiesburg, Miss. 9 Dylan Calhoun OF 6-0 165 SR L/R Cropwell, Ala. 10 Davis Elliott 3B 6-0 175 FR R/R Brentwood, Tenn. 11 Hayden Holt INF 5-9 150 JR R/R Columbia, Tenn. 12 Shawn Smirnoff LHP 6-0 180 SR L/L Eclectic, Ala. 13 Riley Sanderson RHP 5-9 165 SR R/R Owens Cross Roads, Ala. 14 Taylor Hayes OF 6-0 190 SR R/R Florence, Ala. 15 Heath Wood 2B/OF 5-10 160 SR R/R Corinth, Ms. 16 Tanner Traglia RHP 6-1 145 FR R/R Florence, Ala. 17 Todd Gibson RHP 6-3 180 SR R/R Hartselle, Ala. 18 Kyle Hubbuch 1B/3B 6-1 230 SO L/R Mount Juliet, Tenn. 19 Peyton Sockwell INF 6-2 185 FR R/R Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 20 Drake Tucker OF 5-8 185 JR L/L Florence, Ala. 21 Blake Talley RHP/3B 6-0 175 SR R/R Brownsboro, Ala. 22 Bradley Bullock 3B/1B 5-11 205 SO R/R Overland Park, Kan. 23 Mitchell Lovell OF 6-0 185 SO R/R Florence, Ala. 24 Bradley Bailey LHP 6-1 180 JR L/L Haleyville, Ala. 25 Conner Kiser OF 6-1 198 FR L/L Haleyville, Ala. 26 Dylan Stewart RHP 6-2 165 JR R/R Columbia, Tenn. 27 Devan Traglia RHP 5-11 175 JR L/L Florence, Ala. 30 Taylor Knight RHP 6-3 180 JR R/R Huntsville, Ala. 31 Will Bishop LHP 6-0 190 SO L/L Florence, Ala 32 Brett Baker C 5-11 208 FR R/R Sheffield, Ala. 33 Kevin Hall OF/C 6-3 200 SR R/R Collierville, Tenn. 34 Payton Thomas C 6-0 175 SO R/R Arab, Ala. 35 Tate Mathis OF 5-11 170 FR L/L Hartselle, Ala. 36 Chris Sparkman RHP/C 5-11 200 FR R/R Decatur, Ala. 37 J.T. Thompson LHP 5-10 165 FR L/L Tuscumbia, Ala. 38 Tyler Childers C 5-8 170 FR R/R Russellville, Ala. Head Coach: 6 Mike Keehn Assistant- Pitching Coach: 28 Matt Hancock Assistant Coach: 29 Nick McGregor Head Athletic Trainer: Josh Penny Baseball Athletic Trainer: Bradley Williams Managers: Justin Holmes 13 2016 UNA RETURNEES BRADLEY BAILEY WILL BISHOP Left-Handed Pitcher Left-Handed Pitcher 6-1, 180, Junior 6-0, 190, Sophomore Haleyville, Alabama Florence, Alabama UNA 2015: Pitched. in seven games UNA 2015: Made one appearance in 2015, all in relief...pitched 9.2 innings, on the mound in 2015 against Stillman, allowing 26 hits, 16 runs and 12 earned working one inning...allowed one hit and runs...walked two and struckout 11...fin- one walk but no runs...finished the sea- ished the season with an 11.17 ERA.... son with a 0.00 ERA...UNA 2014: his longest appearance of the season Redshirted at UNA in 2014...HIGH was 2.1 innings against West Georgia... SCHOOL: Pitched, played in the out- UNA 2014: Pitched in 19 games as field and at first base at Shoals Christian a true freshman...posted a 2-1 record with a 4.80 earned run average...al- School under head coach Jason Anderson…helped lead the Flame to lowed 34 hits, 18 runs, 16 earned in 30.0 innings pitched...walked 12 and three consecutive State Championships from 2010-2012 and a state run- struckout 21...all 19 of his appearances were in relief...opponents hit .283 ner-up finish in 2013…named All-State (2010-2013)…broke the school against him...he allowed six doubles but no home runs...two wild pitches record for most hits in a career…also lettered in football and basketball… and three hit batters...wins came against Trevecca Nazarene and Ala- PERSONAL: Full name is William Riley Bishop…born on May 7, bama A&M and only loss was to West Georgia...HIGH SCHOOL: 1994…son of Brice and Carol Bishop and has two sisters, Mackenzie and Pitched and played in the outfield at Haleyville High School under head Lee Taylor…both of his parents have been inducted into the UNA Athletic coach Todd McNutt…helped lead the Lions to the second round of the Hall of Fame...his father Brice was a tennis All-American with the Lions state playoffs in 2010, the first round in 2011 and the second round in and is the Lions current head tennis coach...his mother Carol was an All- 2012…played in North/South All-Star game and was on the TimesDaily Gulf South Conference cross country runner at UNA who qualified for the All-Tournament Team in 2012…pitched 63 innings in 2012 and had a 1.79 Division II National Championship meet...his sister Mackenzie played on ERA…PERSONAL:: Full name is Bradley Dewayne Bailey…born on the UNA women’s tennis team from 2011-13...major is undecided. BATS January 19, 1995…son of Dewayne and Tammy Bailey and has one sib- LEFT, THROWS LEFT ling…major is undecided. BATS LEFT, THROWS LEFT STATS AT NORTH ALABAMA STATS AT NORTH ALABAMA Year W-L Saves ERA GP GS CG Year W-L Saves ERA GP GS CG 2015 0-0 0 0.00 1 0 0 2014 2-1 0 4.80 19 0 0 2015 0-0 0 11.17 7 0 0 Year IP H R-ER BB SO HP Career 2-1 0 6.36 26 0 0 2015 1.0 1 0-0 1 0 0 Year IP H R-ER BB SO HP 2014 30.0 34 18-16 12 21 3 2015 9.2 26 16-12 2 11 0 Career 39.2 60 34-28 14 33 3 14 2016 UNA RETURNEES DYLAN CALHOUN AUSTIN CARPENTER Outfielder Right-Handed Pitcher 6-0, 165, Senior 6-0, 220, Senior Cropwell, Alabama Fort Payne, Alabama UNA 2015: Started all 43 games UNA 2015: Made 12 appearances for the Lions in 2015 in the outfield and in 2015, all in relief...finished the season finished the season as the team’s lead- with a 1.47 earned run average, allowing ing hitter with a .381 batting average... just six runs, three earned, in 18.1 innings went 64-for-168 at the plate with 30 on the mound...had an 0-1 record with runs scored and 27 runs batted in...had one save...allowed 21 hits, walked four nine doubles and two triples...walked and struckout 22...opponents hit .296 nine times, hit-by-pitch three times and against him......UNA 2014: Made 25 struckout 17 times...had a .458 slugging percentage and a .418 on base appearances as a junior, all in relief, which was the second most on the percentage...added two sacrifice flies, four sac bunts and was eight- team...finished with a 2-3 record and one save...2.18 earned run average, of-13 on stolen base attempts...just one error in 65 fielding chances for allowing 16 runs and 10 earned runs in 41.1 innings of work...walked 12 a .985 fielding percentage...hit in the leadoff spot in 30 games...led the and struckout 18...opponents hit .255 against him...he allowed six extra- team in multiple-hit games with 19...longest hitting streak of the season base hits but no home runs...threw two wild pitches and hit nine batters... was eight games...second on the team with seven multiple-RBI games... had a .944 fielding percentage with one error in 18 total chances...wins had a streak of reaching base in 17 straight games and finished the sea- came against Maryville and Union...losses to Alabama-Huntsville and Lee son with a streak of eight straight...COMMUNITY COLLEGE: in the regular-season and Valdosta State in the Gulf South Conference Played at Snead State Community College under head coach Casey Tournament...COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Played at Gulf Coast Underwood prior to transfer to UNA…named all-state, all-conference State College under head coach Mike Kandler prior to transferring to and All-American…HIGH SCHOOL: Played in the outfield at Pell UNA…had a 3-2 record with a 2.75 ERA...walked nine and struckout 28 City High School under head coach Andrew Tarver…had .403 batting in 28.1 innings pitched...HIGH SCHOOL: Played first base, third average, 15 doubles, two triples and 14 stolen bases…team broke base and pitched at Fort Payne High School under head coach Johnny school record for most wins in a season…PERSONAL: Full name Johnson…helped lead the Wildcats to three straight state playoff appear- is Dylan Wade Calhoun…born February 7, 1994…son of Randy and ances from 2009-2011…named all-area at third base in 2010, all-area at Sonya Calhoun and has one sister…major is Business Finance...BATS first base in 2011, All-Area Co-Pitcher of the Year in 2011 and All-State LEFT, THROWS RIGHT Utility Player of the Year in 2011…also lettered in football…member of Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society… PERSONAL: Full name STATS AT NORTH ALABAMA is Austin Reeves Carpenter…born on November 6, 1992…son of Mike Year Avg G-GS AB R H RBI and Marchita Carpenter and has one sibling…major is Recreation.
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