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Season Preview Even after a tough finish to last sea- while closer Brigham Joy tied the son, head coach Steve Anson has school record with seven saves and high hopes for the Washburn base- had a team-best 3.27 ERA as a jun- ball team this spring. ior last season. Anson, who picked up his 600th career collegiate coaching victory in “We need our seniors to step up and the last series of last season, saw his take charge and instill in our new team lose too many leads late in ball- players what it takes to win in this games in 2002. conference,” said Anson. “It will be a The Ichabods lost 13 games by dog fight for the four spots (MIAA three runs or less to finish with a 16- Tournament) again this season.” 32 record, including 10 by just a sin- Central Missouri State may be the gle run. front-runner for the conference title “We lost again after making a lot of the national semi- really finals last season. close games Pittsburg State, that we had Missouri Southern and chances to Northwest Missouri win,” said challenged for Anson, who national tournament is in his his 24th spots last season. season at the The Ichabods hope to helm of the take advantage of their Ichabods. “We team speed and depth to need to execute challenge for a top spot in and win those the MIAA. games this year.” MIAA COACHES POLL After getting off to slow starts the 1. Central Missouri State (8) . .80 past couple of seasons, Anson also 2. Pittsburg State (2) . .71 knows the importance of winning 3. Missouri Southern . 66 early to start 2003. 4. Northwest Missouri State . .59 “It will be really important to get off 5. Emporia State . .46 to a good start and compete early,” 6. Missouri Western . .39 said Anson. “Our schedule is as chal- 7. WASHBURN . .38 lenging as it has been in the last six 8. Truman . .22 or seven years. We have a very 9. Missouri-Rolla . .15 tough non-conference schedule 10. Southwest Baptist . .14 against a lot of very competitive teams.” “We have a lot of people who are compet- The squad returns 13 letterwinners ing for positions and we haven’t really had from 2002, which include10 seniors. that kind of depth in the past,” said Anson. Senior second baseman Ben The season opens 1 p.m. Feb. 15 with a Rutherford and senior centerfielder doubleheader at Falley Field against Dylan Smith have been steady con- Kansas Wesleyan. tributors for the last three seasons, 2003 Washburn Media Guide 15 2003 Ichabod Roster INFIELDERS POS B/T Ht. Wt. Year Hometown Previous School 3 Jerad Head SS B-R 6-1 180 Fr-TR Topeka, Kan. Kansas State 14 Sam Sissom IF/OF B-R 5-11 185 Fr-HS Kansas City, Mo. Winnetonka HS 16 Mike Koontz SS R-R 6-3 190 Jr-TR Atchison, Kan. Highland CC 17 Kenny Swart 1B R-R 6-2 230 Sr-TR Topeka, Kan. Topeka West HS 21 Shaun Puvogel 3B R-R 6-0 200 Sr-1L Salina, Kan. Butler County CC 23 Ben Rutherford 2B R-R 5-9 145 Sr-3L Topeka, Kan. Shawnee Heights HS 29 Allan Cooper 3B R-R 5-11 185 Sr-3L Emporia, Kan. Emporia HS 36 Jesse Schmidt 1B R-R 6-6 200 Fr-RS Topeka, Kan. Shawnee Heights HS CATCHERS POS B/T Ht. Wt. Year Hometown Previous School 1 Brett Danehey C R-R 6-0 185 Jr-TR Valley, Neb. Allen County CC 2 Brady Fuller C/UT R-R 5-9 145 Fr-HS Lakin, Kan. Lakin HS 8 Dustin Sherley C R-R 5-8 170 Sr-2L Manhattan, Kan. Cloud County CC OUTFIELDERS POS B/T Ht. Wt. Year Hometown Previous School 4 Cameron Clurman OF L-L 5-6 170 Jr-2L Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley NW HS 7 Jason Meysenburg OF R-R 6-1 175 Sr-1L Salina, Kan. Pratt CC 10 Dylan Smith OF R-L 6-0 165 Sr-3L Maple Hill, Kan. St. Marys HS 15 Dan Newton OF L-R 6-1 205 Jr-TR Manhattan, Kan. Johnson County CC 20 Brent Wachtler OF R-R 6-2 183 Fr-HS Omaha, Neb. Burke HS 25 Larry Kelly OF R-R 6-0 160 Jr-TR Topeka, Kan. Johnson County CC 26 Brett Starbuck OF/IF L-R 5-11 180 Jr-TR Topeka, Kan. Shawnee Heights HS PITCHERS POS B/T Ht. Wt. Year Hometown Previous School 11 David Nimz P L-L 6-1 180 Jr-TR Topeka, Kan. Neosho County CC 12 Kevin Smith P/OF L-L 5-10 170 Sr-1L Pawnee Rock, Kan. Pratt CC 18 Doug Schneider P L-R 6-1 185 Jr-TR Tonganoxie, Kan. Highland CC 22 Brandon Pope P L-L 5-8 175 Sr-1L Rose Hill, Kan. Allen County CC 27 Blake Rice P R-R 6-4 210 Jr-TR Shreveport, La. Barton County CC 30 Danny Sherley P R-R 5-10 165 So-1L Manhattan, Kan Manhattan HS 32 Adam Fennema P R-R 6-0 190 Fr-HS Abilene, Kan. Abilene HS 33 Charlie Dillon P/OF L-L 6-0 185 Fr-RS Topeka, Kan. Seaman HS 37 Tyler Frazee P R-R 6-3 235 Fr-HS Topeka, Kan. Topeka West HS 39 Jake Lenherr P R-R 6-0 170 Fr-HS St. Marys, Kan. St. Marys HS 40 Matt Deutsch P/1B R-R 6-4 210 Jr-2L Wichita, Kan. Trinity Academy 41 Brigham Joy P L-L 5-10 160 Sr-3L Burlington, Kan. Burlington HS 42 Kyle Loschke P R-R 6-1 195 Fr-RS Osage City, Kan. Osage City HS 45 Kyle Williams P R-R 6-4 185 Sr-1L Topeka, Kan. Independence CC 46 Brett Unrein P R-R 6-2 170 Fr-HS Hays, Kan. Hays HS NUMERICAL ROSTER 1 Brett Danehey . .C 20 Brent Wachtler . .OF 40 Matt Deutsch . .P/1B 2 Brady Fuller . .C 21 Shaun Puvogel . .3B 41 Brigham Joy . .P 3 Jerad Head . .SS 22 Brandon Pope . .P 42 Kyle Loschke . .P 4 Cameron Clurman . .OF 23 Ben Rutherford . .2B 45 Kyle Williams . .P 7 Jason Meysenburg . .OF 25 Larry Kelly . .OF 46 Brett Unrein . .P 8 Dustin Sherley . .C 26 Brett Starbuck . .OF Coaches 10 Dylan Smith . .OF 27 Blake Rice . .P 19 Steve Anson 11 David Nimz . .P 29 Allan Cooper . .3B 5 Kent Becker 12 Kevin Smith . .P/OF 30 Danny Sherley . .P 44 Jason Immekus 14 Sam Sissom . .IF/OF 32 Adam Fenema . .P 15 Dan Newton . .OF 33 Charlie Dillon . .P/OF 16 Mike Koontz . .SS 36 Jesse Schmidt . .1B 17 Kenny Swart . .1B 37 Tyler Frazee . .P 18 Doug Schneider . .P 39 Jake Lenherr . .P 16 2003 Washburn Media Guide Ichabod Profiles #1 Brett Danehey JR • C • R/R 6-0 • 155 Valley, Neb. Allen County Community College Background: Was a two-year member of the Allen County baseball squad. Hit .300 with four home runs and nine dou- bles last season as a sophomore. A 2000 graduate of Valley High in Nebraska, where he honorable mention all-state selection in baseball. Also played football and basketball in high school. Personal: Born Feb. 15, 1982. Son of Linda Vencil and Tom Danehey. Majoring in athletic training. #2 Brady Fuller FR • C/IF/OF • R/R 5-9 • 145 Lakin, Kan. Lakin High School Background: A 2002 graduate of Lakin High School, where he earned unanimous all-league and second team all-state honors for the Broncs baseball team. Also earned all-state honors in football and basketball. Personal: Born Sept. 27, 1983. Son of Kim Lohman and Brad Fuller. Majoring in criminal justice. His mother played basketball at Fort Hays State. #3 Jerad Head FRRS • SS • B/R 6-1 • 180 Topeka, Kan. Kansas State University Background: A transfer from Kansas State, where he sat out the 2002 season as a redshirt. A 2001 graduate of Hayden High School, where he earned all-state honors in football, basketball and base- ball. Led the state with a .603 batting average as a junior and hit six home runs. Also plays basketball for the Ichabods. Personal: Born Nov. 15, 1982. Son of Murray and Brenda Head. His father played football at Kansas State, while his mother played tennis at Kansas State. His uncle Torrey coached basketball at Washburn and his grandfather was athlet- ic director at Washburn. 2003 Washburn Media Guide 17 Ichabod Profiles #4 Cameron Clurman JR• OF • R/R 5-5 • 165 Overland Park, Kan. Blue Valley Northwest High School At Washburn as a sophomore in 2002: Started 27 games in the Ichabod outfield, batting .304 with 24 hits and scored 12 runs. Stole six bases in nine attempts. At Washburn as a freshman in 2001: Started 31 games in left field, settling into the leadoff spot in the lineup late in the season. Batted .312 and was successful on 16 of 17 stolen base attempts and had a .481 on base percentage. Collected three hits at Kansas on May 1. At Washburn as a freshman in 2000: Sat out the season as a redshirt. Background: A 1999 graduate of Blue Valley Northwest High School. Played baseball and wrestled in high school and was a member of Northwest’s 6A state fourth place finishing baseball team in 1999. Personal: Born Nov. 2, 1980. Son of Steve Clurman and Anne Cameron Dameco.
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