Robbie Kelley/Michael Lucas

Quick Facts Location...... 3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, Ohio 45207-7530 Founded...... 1831 Table of Contents Enrollment...... 6,700 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I This is Xavier Baseball...... 1 Conference...... Atlantic 10 Welcome to Xavier...... 2-3 A-10 Baseball...... Charlotte, Dayton, Duquesne, Fordham, Cincinnati and Xavier Facilities...... 4-5 George Washington, La Salle, Massachusetts Rhode Island, Richmond, St. Bonaventure, Quick Facts...... 6 Saint Joseph’s, Saint Louis, Temple and XAVIER 2008 Roster and Breakdowns...... 7 School Colors...... Navy Blue, Gray and White Nickname...... Musketeers 2008 Season Preview...... 8-9 Tyler Aholt/Kyle Cowden...... 10 Administration President...... Fr. Michael J. Graham, S.J. (Cornell ‘75) Mike Creevy/Nick Egloff...... 11 Vice President...... John Kucia (Xavier ‘69) David Hartman/Dan Hayden...... 12 Assoc. Vice President & AD...... Mike Bobinski (Notre Dame ‘79) Senior Associate AD/BB Administrator...... Rich Franchak (UMBC ‘86) Robbie Kelley/Michael Lucas...... 13 Andy Zellers/Jack Bonnikson...... 14 Coaching Staff Steve Brown/Sean Farrell...... 15 Head Coach...... Scott Googins (Ohio Wesleyan ‘92) Brett Greenwell/Joe Kohler...... 16 Record at Xavier (Seasons)...... 48-68 (2) Atlantic 10 Record (Seasons)...... 26-28 (2) Charlie Leesman/Neil Lindgren...... 17 Career Record (Seasons)...... 48-68 (2) Adam Pasono/Bobby Freking...... 18 Assistant Coach...... J.D. Heilmann (Cincinnati ‘98) Zac Richard/Drew Schmidt...... 19 Assistant Coach...... Zach Schmidt (Miami (Ohio) ‘03) Freshmen/Newcomer Bios...... 20-23 Athletic Training Staff Head Coach Scott Googins...... 24-25 Head Athletic Trainer...... Jody Jenike (Cincinnati ‘87) Asst. Coaches Heilmann & Schmidt...... 26 Assistant Athletic Trainer...... Mike Mulcahey (Xavier ‘96) Asst. Athletic Trainer/Baseball...... Michelle Sullivan (Wright State ‘97) Administration and Support Staff...... 27 Athletic Training Assistants...... Joe Mosher (Cortland ‘04) Atlantic 10 Opponent Information...... 28 ...... Rachel Hildebrand (Tulsa ‘06) 2008 Non-Conference Opponents...... 29 Cintas Center Office Phone/FAX...... (513) 745-4274/1963 2007 Final Statistics and Results...... 30-31 Sports Information Staff Xavier Record Book...... 32-35 Associate AD for Media Relations/SID...... Tom Eiser (Xavier ‘84) Hayden Field...... 36 Asst. Sports Information Director...... Pat McKenna (Connecticut ‘03) Sports Information Assistant/BB Contact.....Jenna Willhoit (Kentucky ‘03) SID Office Phone...... (513) 745-3961 SID Fax...... (513) 745-2825 Baseball Information Willhoit’s Cell/Press Table Phone...... (513) 532-2781 Home Stadium...... Hayden Field Willhoit’s E-mail...... [email protected] Capacity (Dimensions)...... 500 (310-380-310) Athletic Web Site...... www.GOXAVIER.com 2007 Overall Record...... 29-31 2007 A-10 Record (Finish)...... 17-10 (4th) E-Mail/Phone Directory Atlantic 10 Regular Season Championships...... 1 (1997) Coach Googins’ Email...... [email protected] Atlantic 10 Tournament Championships...... N/A Phone...... 513-745-3727 NCAA Tournament Berths...... N/A Coach Heilmann’s Email...... [email protected] Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 20/12 Phone...... 513-745-1962 Position Players Returning/Lost...... 5/3 Coach Schmidt’s Email...... [email protected] Pitchers Returning/Lost...... 8/4 Phone...... 513-745-2890 Newcomers...... 15 Willhoit’s Email...... [email protected] Phone...... 513-745-3961

Follow Xavier Baseball Online! Credits Play-by-Play, Box Scores, Live Stats, and The 2008 Xavier University Baseball Media Guide was written and designed by Jake Linder and Jenna Willhoit, Sports Information Assistant. Editorial assistance Game Notes are available at: by Tom Eiser, Kristine Frech, Scott Googins, J.D. Heilmann, Nate Jorgensen, Shannon Linder, Tom McGraw, Pat McKenna and Zach Schmidt. Cover design by Jake Linder. Action shots by Greg Rust, Mark Bealer, and Frank Victores. Printing www.GOXAVIER.com by Berman Printing. No. Name Yr. B/T HT WT Hometown (High School) Pitchers Alphabetical Numerical 35 Brian Bobinski FR R/R 6-1 180 Mason, Ohio (Mason) oster oster 25 Kyle Cowden SR R/R 6-2 190 Zionsville, Ind. (Zionsville/Alabama Southern) R R 37 Mike Creevy SR R/R 6-0 170 Palos Heights, Ill. (Stagg) 22 Tyler Aholt 1 Matt Kleifges 20 Brett Greenwell JR S/R 5-10 165 St. Charles, Mo. (DeSmet Jesuit) 16 Phil Bauer 2 Billy O’Conner 36 David Hartman SR R/R 6-0 190 West Chester, Ohio (Lakota West/Ohio Northern) 9 Ryan Bellamy 3 Sean Farrell 29 Joe Kohler JR R/R 6-2 210 Canton, Ohio (St. Thomas Aquinas) 35 Brian Bobinski 4 John McCambridge 17 Charlie Leesman JR L/L 6-4 210 Cincinnati, Ohio (Elder) 4 Jack Bonnikson 5 Zach Schmidt 12 Steve Brown 6 Jordan Conley 39 Shane Liska FR S/R 5-11 150 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Central Catholic) 6 Jordan Conley 7 Scott Googins 33 Michael Lucas SR R/R 6-3 215 Washington, Pa. (Trinity) 25 Kyle Cowden 8 Robbie Kelley 24 Brian Muransky FR R/R 6-1 185 Canonsburg, Pa. (Canon Mac) 37 Mike Creevy 9 Ryan Bellamy 30 Nathan Mutsch FR R/R 6-5 240 Alexandria, Ky. (Brossart) 34 Nick Egloff 10 Drew Schmidt 21 Zac Richard SO L/R 6-5 260 Versailles, Ohio (Versailles) 24 Sean Farrell 11 Bobby Freking 14 Danny Rosenbaum SO R/L 6-1 205 Loveland, Ohio (Loveland/Indiana) 35 Bobby Freking 12 Steve Brown 31 Tom Shirley FR L/L 6-5 205 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Norwin) 7 Scott Googins 13 J.D. Heilmann 23 Ben Thomas FR L/L 6-1 230 Columbus, Ohio (Westerville Central) 20 Brett Greenwell 14 Danny Rosenbaum 36 David Hartman 15 Adam Pasono Catchers 28 Dan Hayden 16 Phil Bauer 22 Tyler Aholt SR R/R 5-11 175 St. Louis, Mo. (St. Louis) 13 J.D. Heilmann 17 Charlie Leesman 9 Ryan Bellamy FR R/R 5-11 175 Cincinnati, Ohio (Northwest) 8 Robbie Kelley 18 Andy Zellers 28 Danny Hayden SR R/R 5-10 210 Cincinnati, Ohio (McNicholas/Miami) 1 Matt Kleifges 19 Jack Bonnikson 26 Josh Murphy FR R/R 6-0 195 Mason, Ohio (Mason) 29 Joe Kohler 20 Brett Greenwell 2 Billy O’Conner JR R/R 5-11 180 Cincinnati, Ohio (Elder/Indiana) 17 Charlie Leesman 21 Zac Richard 27 Neil Lindgren 22 Tyler Aholt Infielders 39 Shane Liska 23 Ben Thomas 16 Phil Bauer FR R/R 6-0 175 Cincinnati, Ohio (Fairfield) 33 Michael Lucas 24 Brian Muransky 12 Steve Brown JR R/R 5-10 180 Cincinnati, Ohio (La Salle) 4 John McCambridge 25 Kyle Cowden 6 Jordan Conley JR R/R 6-1 180 Hamilton, Ohio (Hamilton/John A. Logan) 24 Brian Muransky 26 Josh Murphy 8 Robbie Kelley SR R/R 6-2 195 Springboro, Ohio (Springboro) 26 Josh Murphy 27 Neil Lindgren 11 Bobby Freking SO R/R 6-3 195 Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier/Akron) 30 Nathan Mutsch 28 Dan Hayden 4 John McCambridge FR R/R 6-2 190 Columbus, Ohio (Olentangy) 2 Billy O’Conner 29 Joe Kohler 10 Drew Schmidt SO L/R 5-10 175 Cincinnati, Ohio (McNicholas) 15 Adam Pasono 30 Nathan Mutsch 21 Zac Richard 31 Tom Shirley Outfielders 32 Danny Rinck 32 Danny Rinck 19 Jack Bonnikson JR L/R 6-4 217 Danville, Calif. (DeLaSalle) 14 Danny Rosenbaum 33 Michael Lucas 34 Nick Egloff SR R/R 5-11 180 Cincinnati, Ohio (Sycamore) 10 Drew Schmidt 34 Nick Egloff 3 Sean Farrell JR L/R 6-1 200 Naperville, Ill. (Naperville Central) 5 Zach Schmidt 35 Brian Bobinski 1 Matt Kleifges FR R/R 5-6 150 Naperville, Ill. (Benet Academy) 31 Tom Shirley 36 David Hartman 27 Neil Lindgren JR R/R 5-11 180 Akron, Ohio (Firestone) 23 Ben Thomas 37 Mike Creevy 15 Adam Pasono JR R/R 5-10 180 De Pere, Wis. (De Pere) 18 Andy Zellers 39 Shane Liska 32 Danny Rinck FR R/R 5-11 175 Cincinnati, Ohio (Princeton) 18 Andy Zellers SR R/R 6-3 230 New Palestine, Ind. (New Palestine) Coaching staff Breakdowns Head Coach: 7 • Scott Googins (Ohio Wesleyan ‘92 • Third Season) By Class By Position Assistant Coaches: 13 • J.D. Heilmann (Cincinnati ‘98 • Sixth Season) Seniors------9 Catchers------5 5 • Zach Schmidt (Miami (Ohio) ‘03 • Third Season) Juniors------10 First Base------4 Athletic Trainer: Michelle Sullivan (Wright State ‘97 • Fifth Season) Sophomores------4 Second Base------3 Freshman------12 Shortstop------3 Third Base------2 By State Outfield------8 Ohio------21 Pennsylvania------4 Right Handed Illinois------3 Pitchers------13 Pronunciation Guide Indiana------2 Left Handed Tyler AHOLT...... A-holt Missouri------2 Pitchers------4 Bobby FREKING...... FREAK-ing California------1 J.D. HEILMANN...... HILE-mihn Kentucky------1 Right Handed Matt KLEIFGES...... KLYFF-gis Maryland------1 Hitters------17 Joe KOHLER...... COLE-er Wisconsin------1 Left Handed Shane LISKA...... LISS-ka Hitters------5 Adam PASONO...... PAZ-no Danny RINCK...... RINK 2008 SEASON PREVIEW The 2008 edition of the Xavier University Musketeer baseball team will look to build on the success of last year’s squad, a team that recorded the most Atlantic 10 conference wins in program history (17) and made the A-10 Tournament for the first time since 2003. Third-year head coach Scott Googins will aspire to lead his team back to the conference tournament and another record-breaking season alongside nine seniors who are hoping to close out their careers at XU on a positive note.

“This season will hopefully be an exciting one,” said Googins. “We have more depth, have worked harder this off season and hopefully we can build off the success we experienced in last year’s conference tournament. The team as a whole is confident and there is a good feeling in the clubhouse.”

The Musketeers return three of the four top starters from last year’s pitching staff, including 2007 Atlantic 10 All-Championship Team member senior Michael Lucas. XU’s top returning offensive threat is senior Robbie Kelley, who tallied a .304 batting average a year ago. Xavier’s 2008 schedule looks to provide a challenge for the Musketeers and includes match-ups with three teams that made the NCAA Tournament a year ago. For the last weekend in February, XU will travel to No. 3-ranked Vanderbilt for the Music City Classic for a big early-season test. Xavier will play 11 games away from Cincinnati to start the season and 22 games at Hayden field over the course of the year, with 14 of those home contests being played in the month of April.

“Our four team captains are seniors Mike Creevy, Dan Hayden, Robbie Kelley and Michael Lucas,” commented Googins. “Not only are these guys leaders on the field but off the field as well. I will rely on them to keep the guys positive and working toward their goals.” PITCHERS With the hopes of returning to the A-10 Championship this season, Xavier will need to have strong production from the mound spearheaded by four senior team members. Senior Michael Lucas along with classmates Kyle Cowden, Mike Creevy and David Hartman threw a combined 164.5 innings in 2007 and will be relied upon to take on more of the pitching load in 2008. The Musketeers will be able to go deep into the bullpen with several new faces joining the squad as well.

Heading into 2008, junior Charlie Leesman will likely be the Musketeers’ number one hurler. Leesman will provide XU with a different look on the mound as one of five lefties on the staff and he is Xavier’s nomination for the 2008 Golden Spikes award which recognizes the country’s top collegiate baseball player. The Cincinnati native put together an impressive showing in 2007, starting in 13 of his 14 appearances for the Blue and White. He was third on the team in strikeouts (47) and his 4.22 ERA is the second-best of the returnees. Leesman pitched 81.0 innings a year ago, including one complete game and one shutout. Mike Creevy Lucas was the team leader in strikeouts a year ago (63) over 96.1 innings pitched. He started 15 times in 16 appearances and tossed a team-high three complete games, tallied a team-high two shutouts and posted a 4.48 ERA. The right-handed pitcher from Washington, Pa. was named to the 2007 Atlantic 10 All-Championship team after tossing a complete game four-hit shutout in XU’s first tournament game versus Rhode Island. Lucas enters 2008 in sixth place for career innings pitched (259.0).

The Sunday starting slot will be up for grabs with sophomore transfer Danny Rosenbaum, Creevy and sophomore Zac Richard as the most likely candidates. Rosenbaum made 12 appearances last season at Indiana, striking out 15 batters over 19.2 innings of work and will be a huge contributer for XU in ’08. Creevy started twice last year, tossing 12.1 innings while striking out 12 batters before earning a medical redshirt due to injury. He is looking to bounce back in 2008 and play a significant role in the rotation. Richard had the second most appearances last season for Xavier (20) and got the starting nod eight times. He collected a team-high seven saves and has proven that he can start a game and go the distance but he can also come out of the pen and shut the door on the end of a game. Richard struck out 30 batters over 54.2 innings.

Hartman provided quality innings out of the bullpen last season, appearing in 17 games for the Musketeers. He carried a team-low 2.79 ERA and tallied a team second-best three saves in only 19.1 innings of work. The West Chester, Ohio native struck out 10 batters on his way to a 3-1 record. Cowden made 17 appearances in 2007 as well, starting in two of those contests. The righty from Zionsville, Ind., pitched 37.2 innings, striking out 17 along the way.

Hartman and Cowden, along with juniors Brett Greenwell and Joe Kohler, will all potentially play significant roles in the Xavier rotation either in relief or mid-week starts. Greenwell came out of the bullpen 12 times last season and had one start as well. In his one start, he tied his career high in innings pitched with 6.0 and allowed only three runs while notching a career-high four strikeouts. Kohler came out of the pen 11 times last season and threw a career-high 6.2 innings of relief at Toledo, allowing only one earned run while striking out three.

Freshmen Tom Shirley and Ben Thomas have the potential to be mid-week starters for XU this season. Classmates Brian Bobinski, Shane Liska, Brian Muransky, and Nathan Mutsch will each look to step up with spot starts and quality innings of relief in 2008. Charlie Leesman CATCHERS Junior transfer Billy O’Conner will be the front runner to replace departing senior Jordan Wolf behind the plate. The Cincinnati native started in nine of the 22 games he played in at Indiana in 2007. He finished fourth on the team with a .310 batting average and had nine hits to go with nine RBIs while committing one error in 31 chances. O’Conner, interestingly enough, caught Leesman in high school.

Battling O’Conner for the starting role will be senior Danny Hayden, who did not play last season due to injury but has shown tremendous improvement. In 2006, Hayden started in 44 games for XU, playing in 48. He finished the season with a .237 batting average with four home runs and 21 RBIs to go along with his .975 fielding percentage.

Senior Tyler Aholt looks to put in work behind the plate as well. Aholt started in 14 games for the Musketeers last year, including in XU’s A-10 Championship win over St. Bonaventure. He had his best game of the season against No. 21 Kentucky on Feb. 28, notching a career-high two hits and driving in the first run of his career in the ninth inning.

Freshmen Ryan Bellamy and Josh Murphy will also be taking some of the load behind the plate. Bellamy is a great catch-and-throw guy who had a good offensive showing this past fall. INFIELDERS Senior Robbie Kelley started in 48 games last year, primarily at first base, but will likely wear many hats in 2008, including first base and left field. Kelley put together two hitting streaks a year ago as he carried a 10-game streak from April 6 to April 21 going 16-for-39 (.410) with 14 RBIs, four doubles and two home runs helping XU to an 8-2 record and raised his average 74 points. He committed a miniscule four errors in 313 chances and combined on 22 double plays in 2007.

Michael Lucas Junior Steve Brown and sophomore Drew Schmidt will fight for the starting nod at second. Brown started 26 of the 30 games he played in during 2007 and finished fifth on the team with a .293 average and was also fifth with three stolen bases. Schmidt started 49 times a year ago primarily at third and he was third on the team in assists (77) and committed only 10 errors for the season.

Junior transfer Jordan Conley looks to be the contender to replace departing senior Matt Waskerwitz at short while freshman Phil Bauer will also battle for time at that position. Freshman John McCambridge has the potential to start at third with Schmidt vying for time on the hot corner as well.

Sophomore Bobby Freking along with classmate Zac Richard and freshman Ben Thomas could also see time at first if Kelley plays left field. Adam Pasono OUTFIELDERS One should include center field when talking about solidifying the middle of a defensive lineup and the Musketeers have this spot covered with the speedy junior Adam Pasono. The DePere, Wis. native started in 56 of the 58 games he played in last year and is one of the top returning everyday players offensively for the Musketeers. He finished 2007 ranked second on the team with 11 doubles, third with 64 hits and seven stolen bases, fourth with 32 runs, fifth in RBIs and sixth with a .270 average. In the field, Pasono did not commit a single error and was fourth on the team with 152 putouts.

Junior Jack Bonnikson has made a strong push for the starting nod in left field after starting in four of the 10 games he played in last season. Along with Bonnikson, senior Andy Zellers will battle for time in left. Zellers started in 25 games last year, including the last 12 contests of the season. He scored 15 runs off 25 hits and tallied 18 RBIs and finished the A-10 Championship 7-for-17 (.412) at the plate with four RBIs, a double and two runs.

Junior Neil Lindgren is recovering from an off season injury after starting 57 times for the Musketeers a year ago, primarily in right field. Lindgren exhibited a good eye last season as he drew a team-high 32 walks and was a big contributor overall offensively.

On the right side, junior Sean Farrell will log significant time in right field for the Musketeers. He -ap peared in 50 games in 2007 and got the starting nod in 40 games primarily as the designated hitter. He finished fourth on the team with a .296 batting average and third in on-base percentage at .402. Senior Nick Egloff could also see some time in right field.

Freshmen Danny Rinck and Matt Kleifges will likely play supporting roles on the outfield behind Pasono in center.

obbie elley Overall the lineup for the 2008 Musketeers looks promising with a solid core of returnees, a talented R K group of underclassmen and newcomers and many quality arms in the rotation and bullpen. Tyler Aholt Kyle Cowden 5-11 • Senior • Catcher 6-2 • Senior • Right-Handed Pitcher St. Louis, Mo. • Saint Louis Univ. High Zionsville, Ind. • Zionsville 22 Alabama Southern 25 2007...started 14 of the 18 games he played…had 2007...provided quality innings out of the bullpen his best game of the season against No. 21 Kentucky making 17 appearances and two starts…threw 37.2 (2/28) collecting a career-high two hits and driving in innings on the season with a career-high five innings the first run of his career in the ninth inning…worked pitched at No. 21 Kentucky (2/28) and in his first ca- a career-high two walks in the second game of the reer start as a Musketeer at No. 1 Vanderbilt (3/4)… Louisville series (3/17)…swiped the first stolen base of had his best stretch of the season throwing 3.0 in- his career at Saint Louis (4/1)…had a career-high two nings at Ohio State, giving up only one hit to preserve RBIs at Cincinnati (4/24) to cap an eight-run seventh inning for XU that gave a 4-3 XU win…followed that with a 2.2 inning performance at Rhode Island them an 8-4 lead and the eventual win…tied his career high in walks on two allowing two hits and striking out a career-high four batters…had a stretch other occasions going 1-for-2 with an RBI and two walks at Eastern Kentucky of four appearances where he allowed no runs over 7.2 innings pitched and (4/18) and was 1-for-3 with an RBI and two walks in XU’s second game of the allowed only four hits with four strikeouts during that time…picked up his first A-10 Championship against St. Bonaventure (5/23) win as a Musketeer against rival Dayton (3/23) in an inning of relief and holding a 4-3 lead…tied for third on the team for most appearances 2006...saw action in nine games, starting four including his first collegiate start vs. Youngstown State (3/19)…collected first hit of the season in the opener 2006 (at Alabama Southern)…saw action on the mound in 14 relief ap- at Winthrop (2/26)…was 1-for-1 against the Eagles in a pinch-hitting role… pearances…had his longest outing of the season versus Lawson State (3/4) scored the first run of his career at Indiana State (3/16) and picked up his first going 3.1 innings, allowing two earned on four hits with two strikeouts…fin- collegiate walk at George Washington (3/4)…committed only one error in 30 ished the season with seven strikeouts in 14.2 innings pitched chances behind the plate 2005 (at Alabama Southern)…pitched in 11 games on the season tallying 2005…saw action in five games…collected first collegiate hit in the second 14.2 innings…notched seven strikeouts with only two walks on the season and game of the doubleheader versus Dayton (5/15)…notched two putouts and one picked up his first collegiate save versus Jones County Junior College (4/17) assist on the season…saw his first collegiate action in XU’s first home weekend after throwing 1.2 scoreless innings…had a season-high two strikeouts against against Saint Xavier (3/6) Longview Community College (3/14)

High School…four-year letterman for St. Louis University High School…played High School…three-year letterman at Zionsville High School where he played for head coach Steve Nicollerat…earned first-team All-Conference MCC during baseball for Coach Darryl Osborne…was team MVP, All-Conference, All-Metro junior year…helped team capture a MCC championship in 2003…helped team Indianapolis, and All-Northern Indiana selection in baseball…also played to a district crown in each of his four seasons varsity basketball

Personal…a natural science major…born on Sept. 10, 1985 in Tulsa, Okla…par- Personal…an advertising major…born Sept. 26, 1985 in Ft. Wayne, Ind…parents are Michael and Diane Aholt ents are Tom and Karen Cowden

Aholt’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO 2005 5 5 0 1 .200 0 0 0 0 0/0 0 1. Cowden’s Career Pitching Statistics 2006 9 19 1 2 .105 0 0 0 0 0/0 1 5 Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. 2007 18 46 5 10 .217 0 0 0 8 1/1 6 7 2007 17/2 1 3 0 0 37.2 54 28 25 5.97 17 13 Totals 32 70 6 13 .186 0 0 0 8 1/1 7 13 Totals 17/2 1 3 0 0 37.2 54 28 25 5.97 17 13 10 Mike Creevy Nick Egloff 6-0 • Senior • Right-Handed Pitcher 5-11 • Senior • Outfield 37Palos Heights, Ill. • Stagg 34Cincinnati, Ohio • Sycamore 2007...made five appearances and just two starts in 2007...appeared in 14 games on the season…recorded an injury plagued campaign…received a medical red- two at-bats on the season…scored the tying run in XU’s shirt due to his injury and will look to bounce back in 5-4 win over UMass as senior Drew Roberts blasted a 2008…in his time on the mound he averaged a strike- walk-off home run to help the team clinch the No. 4 out an inning going 12.1 innings on the season and striking out 12…had a season-high five strikeouts in seed in the A-10 Championship…pinch hit and drew the second game of the doubleheader at Western Ken- a walk in the second game of the A-10 Championship tucky (2/25)…allowed no runs in 1.2 innings with two against St. Bonaventure (5/23)…stayed in the game to strikeouts at Winthrop (2/18)…will enter 2008 ranked tied for third in career play right field in the bottom of the ninth inning…had one putout while playing saves (11), fourth in career strikeouts (194), fifth in career appearances (72) centerfield against Richmond (4/7) and eighth in career innings pitched (247.2) 2006...played in 10 games and got the starting nod in three games…scored 2006...started 14 games and appeared on the mound in 16 total games during one of his three runs on the season in his first action versus Youngstown State the season…led the team in strikeouts (74) for the second-straight season…also led the team in innings pitched (101.1), strikeouts looking (26), was second in (3/19)…drew a career-high two walks in that same game…swiped first career games started (14) and third in ERA (4.26)…picked up his first win in a com- stolen base versus Temple (5/6) in a pinch-running role…earned first hit of the plete game effort at Gardner Webb (3/3)…finished that game with career highs season at Miami (Ohio) (4/11) in innings pitched (9.0) and strikeouts (9)…had his best performance of the season versus Rhode Island (3/24) as he went the distance allowing no runs on 2005…played in 11 games and started two…made his collegiate debut against six hits with seven strikeouts and only one walk to pick up his second win of the Saint Xavier (3/6)…recorded his best game of the season in his first colle- season in a 1-0 thriller…earned his only save of the season versus Miami (Ohio) giate start against Akron (5/17)…finished that game going 2-for-3 with a walk (3/28)…closed out the season allowing only four earned runs in 23.0 innings of and notched his first collegiate hit, RBI, double, walk and putout in the con- work over the last three games to lower his ERA to a season-best 4.26 test…scored the winning run in the bottom of the eighth inning to give XU the 2005…led the Musketeers in strikeouts (62) and innings pitched (84.2)…had win over George Washington, 4-3 (5/7)…that run was his first collegiate run his longest outing of the season against Richmond (3/9) where he went the scored…also provided one inning of relief against Bowling Green (3/22) distance and gave up only two earned runs for a no-decision…had a career- high eight strikeouts in that same contest…picked up his first win of the sea- High School…played at Sycamore High School for head coach Chris Shrimp- son against Miami as he threw eight innings and struck out two…threw two ton…a two-year letterman…earned the Coach’s Award as a senior, defensive complete games…the second complete game was against Saint Joseph’s as player of the year as a sophomore, and offensive player of the year as a fresh- he earned his first complete game shutout which earned him A-10 Player of man…batted .345 and helped Sycamore to a District crown and a Regional the Week honors (4/4)…picked up two saves on the season against Duquesne including striking out the side for the second save Runner-Up finish 2004…recorded a team-high eight saves which tied the single-season mark Personal…a business major…born on Aug. 7, 1985 in Cincinnati, Ohio…parents and moved him into fourth place in saves in a career…had a team-best ERA are Andrew and Mary Egloff of 2.37 with a record of 2-1 in 31 appearances and 49.1 innings of work…also led the team in opponent batting average with the opposition hitting a mere .228…second on the team with 46 strikeouts with 13 of them going down looking…has only allowed one earned run in his last eight appearances (9.0 innings)…recorded a strikeout in 24 of his 31 appearances…recorded his first strikeout on Feb. 22 as he fanned four in his 4.1 inning debut…has recorded a career-high four strikeouts on three occasions High School…played three years of varsity baseball at Stagg…led team in strikeouts for three consecutive seasons…named First Team All-Conference… was invited to play in Swingtown Showcase Tournament in Arizona…also played two years of football Personal…Creevy already holds a bachelor’s degree from Xavier and is currently enrolled in graduate classes…born Sept. 10, 1984 in Chicago, Ill…parents are Peter and Patricia Creevy

Creevy’s Career Pitching Statistics Egloff’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO 2004 31/0 2 1 8 0 49.1 42 20 13 2.37 46 26 2005 11 9 3 2 .222 1 0 0 1 0/0 1 2. 2005 21/12 4 6 2 2 84.2 105 50 42 4.46 62 26. 2006 10 8 3 1 .125 0 0 0 0 1/1 2 5 2006 16/14 3 9 1 3 101.1 120 69 48 4.26 74 29. 2007 2/5 1 2 0 0 12.1 24 15 13 9.49 12 3 2007 14 2 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0/0 1 0 Totals 70/31 10 18 11 5 247.2 291 154 116 4.22 194 84 Totals 35 19 7 3 .158 1 0 0 1 1/1 4 7 11 David Hartman Dan Hayden 6-0 • Senior • Right-Handed Pitcher 5-10 • Senior • Catcher West Chester, Ohio • Lakota West Cincinnati, Ohio • McNicholas Ohio Northern 36 Miami (Ohio) 28 2007...appeared 17 times out of the bullpen…carried 2007...did not play due to injury…will look to contrib- a team-low 2.79 ERA in 19.1 innings…was tied for third ute this season as a catcher or designated hitter on the team with 17 appearances…second on the team with three saves…picked up his first career save in XU’s 2006...started 44 of the 48 games he played…opened 1-0 win over Cincinnati at Hayden Field (3/20) after the season with a five-game hitting streak, going 9-for- tossing 1.0 innings of one-hit ball with one strikeout… 19 over that stretch with two doubles, two homeruns had a career-high two strikeouts on two occasions at and six RBIs…had a career-high three hits and three Western Carolina (3/9) and at Eastern Kentucky (4/18)…had his longest outing RBIs on two occasions at East Tennessee State (2/16) and versus Saint Louis of the season at Western Carolina (3/11) throwing 2.1 innings of relief and al- (4/15)…had a career-high two doubles at East Tennessee State (2/16) in the lowing only four hits…picked up the first win of his career at Eastern Kentucky second game of the doubleheader…finished the season fourth on the team in throwing 2.0 innings and striking out two…had his ERA down to a season-low doubles (6), second in homeruns (4) and fifth in total bases (59) 0.84 after appearing in six straight games (6.2 IP) without allowing an earned run from March 11 to April 17 2005…started 33 of the 39 games he played for Xavier…tallied a career-high four hits and five total bases against UMass (3/27)…finished that game 4-for- 2006...made 14 appearances on the mound…threw a season-high 1.2 innings 4 with a double, walk, two runs scored and one RBI…had seven multiple hit on three occasions against Saint Louis (4/14), Ball State (4/18) and Temple games on the season including a 3-for-4 effort against Cincinnati (4/13)…five of (5/6)…picked up his only save of the season and earned the second of his the seven multiple hit games included a double as he finished tied for fourth on career after throwing a perfect ninth inning at Ohio (4/19) while allowing only the team for doubles…swiped his first collegiate base (3/26) against UMass one hit…dropped his ERA to a season-low 2.92 after allowing only one earned run over his last nine appearances (9.1 innings)…combined with teammates 2004 (at Miami)…recorded first collegiate home run against Fairfield (3/15) Brett Greenwell and Mark Janszen for his first career shutout after throwing 1.0 as he blasted a grand slam to drive in four RBIs and finished the day 2-for- innings and notching a strikeout at Butler (4/4) 2…made collegiate pitching debut against Otterbein throwing one inning of relief giving up no runs on three hits…gained valuable experience at Miami by 2005…made 11 appearances on the mound and recorded 17.1 innings pitched playing behind All-American catcher John Slone for the Musketeers…threw his longest outing of the season at Lipscomb (2/18) and struck out one…helped preserve the win against Cleveland State (3/14) High School…lettered four years on the McNicholas baseball team…team cap- going 2.1 innings and striking out one to pick up his first collegiate save…had tain as a senior…batted .456 and was first or second on the team in every one strikeout four times during the season…was second on the team with 11 offensive category as a senior…allowed only two stolen bases from behind the games in relief plate…member of the nationally ranked Midland Redskins who were ranked #2 in 2002…a First-Team All-GCL selection…team MVP in 2002 and 2003 2004…member of the Ohio Northern University baseball team…played for head coach Milan Rasic Personal…a sport management major…born May 29, 1984 in Cincinnati, Ohio…parents are Jay and Tessie Hayden High School…played for head coach Bill Dresbach at Lakota West High School…a two-year letterman in baseball and a three-year letterman in wres- tling…helped team reach the Regional Semifinal game in 2002…All-Conference performer during senior season

Personal…a business major with a communications minor…born on Aug. 4, 1984 in Houston, Texas…parents are Dave and Laurie Hartman

Hayden’s Career Hitting Statistics Hartman’s Career Pitching Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB 2004* 16 19 1 4 .211 0 0 1 5 0/0 1 3 2005 11/0 0 1 1 0 17.1 31 25 23 11.94 4 5 2005 39 116 14 28 .241 7 0 0 5 1/1 8 29. 2006 14/0 0 1 1 0 15.0 16 11 11 6.60 2 1 2006 48 173 19 41 .237 6 0 4 21 0/0 11 37 2007 17/0 3 1 3 0 19.1 24 6 6 2.79 10 6 Totals 103 308 34 73 .237 13 0 5 31 1/1 20 69 Totals 42/0 3 3 5 0 51.2 71 42 40 6.97 16 12 * At Miami (Ohio) University 12 Robbie Kelley Michael Lucas 6-2 • Senior • Infielder 6-3 • Senior • Right-Handed Pitcher 8 Springboro, Ohio • Springboro 33Washington, Pa. • Trinity 2007...appeared in 51 games and started 48…strug- 2007...made 15 starts on the mound and came out gled during the early part of the season only to catch of the bullpen on one other occasion…named to the fire over the last 35 games going 44-for-123 (.358) A-10 All-Championship team after tossing a complete while starting every game…part of that was attributed game four-hit shutout in XU’s first tournament game to two hitting streaks as he carried a 10-game streak against Rhode Island (5/24) throwing 9.0 innings and from April 6 to April 21 going 16-for-39 (.410) with striking out four…closed out the season allowing just 14 RBIs, four doubles and two home runs helping XU two earned runs over his final 24.0 innings pitched with to an 8-2 record while raising his average 74 points…his second streak was a 14 strikeouts…picked up his first win of the season at Saint Louis (4/1) tossing seven-gamer from May 3 thru May 15 going 11-for-28 (.393) with eight runs 7.2 innings and allowing three runs (two earned) with four strikeouts…had a and five RBIs, raising his average 22 points…tied a career high with three season-high eight strikeouts against La Salle (5/13) and picked up his third win hits, including his first career home run against Dayton (3/25) ending the of the season…received six no-decisions on the year…finished tops on the team day 3-for-4…had a career-high three RBIs against Duquesne (4/15)…swiped with 96.1 innings pitched, 63 strikeouts and three runners picked off…enters his first career stolen base against La Salle (5/12)…tied career highs with 2008 in sixth place for career innings pitched (259.0)…tied for second on the three hits and three RBIs against St. Bonaventure in the A-10 Championship team for wins with four and was sixth with a 4.48 ERA (5/23)…had a great A-10 Championship going 6-for-14 (.429) on the week with four RBIs…finished third on the team with a .304 average and .417 slug- 2006...started in 15 of his 17 appearances on the mound…picked up his first ging percentage…tops on the team with a .419 on-base percentage…fourth in collegiate save at Davidson (3/1) as he threw the final two innings in perfect RBIs with 27…was second on the team with a .376 average and .480 slugging fashion, allowing only two hits while striking out two…finished the season strong percentage in conference play…set the school record for times hit by pitch in picking up wins in his final two starts at La Salle (5/12) and at Saint Joseph’s a season with 18 and sits tied for fourth all-time in school history with 18 (5/19) allowing only four earned in 11.0 innings pitched with 12 strikeouts including a career-high eight against the Explorers…tallied a season-high 8.0 2006...started 20 of the 23 games he played in, primarily at third base…set innings three times on the season…finished sixth on the team with a 4.79 ERA a career high in hits on two occasions during the season…the first coming and ranked second on the team with 71 strikeouts and 92.0 innings pitched at Gardner Webb (3/4) in his first start of the year as he finished 3-for-5 at the plate with two RBIs…followed that up with a 3-for-4 effort with his first 2005…made 18 appearances on the mound with 13 starts…recorded first collegiate double versus Youngstown State (3/18)…knocked his first career collegiate strikeout in his first collegiate start at Lipscomb (2/19)…picked up triple with his only hit in a 1-for-3 day versus Rhode Island (3/24)…carried his first collegiate win against Saint Xavier (3/6) after throwing seven innings an eight-game hitting streak from 3/4 to 3/26 going 12-for-29 (.414) with a of two-hit baseball, allowing one earned run and notched a career-high eight double, triple and four RBIs strikeouts in his home debut…was second on the team with 48 strikeouts and third with 70.2 innings pitched…earned his third victory of the season and A- 2005…played in nine games and made two starts at third base…saw his first 10 Rookie of the Week honors after tossing a complete game three-hitter in collegiate action against Lipscomb (2/19)…recorded his first collegiate hit and Xavier’s 2-1 victory over UMass (3/26)…had eight games with at least three assist against Ohio (4/5)…scored his first collegiate run and knocked in his strikeouts first RBI against Dayton (5/16) High School…named as a top prospect in the state of Pennsylvania according High School…played for head coach Mark Pelfrey at Springboro High to Collegiate Baseball…lettered all four years for Trinity High School…played for School…batted .494 during his senior campaign and lettered all four seasons head coach Bill Hughes for the Panthers…is seventh in the Ohio High School record books for times hit by pitch in a season with 12…lettered in all four years in soccer and three Personal…a fine arts major…born on July 18, 1985 in Washington, Pa…parents years in basketball are Andrew and Sharon Lucas…has two siblings, Matt, who played baseball at Xavier and Marissa Personal…a management major…born on Apr. 28, 1986 in Ft. Worth, Texas…parents are David and Marsha Kelly

Kelley’s Career Hitting Statistics Lucas’ Career Pitching Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB 2005 9 8 1 2 .250 0 0 0 1 0/0 0 0. 2005 18/13 4 9 0 2 70.2 83 56 40 5.09 48 21. 2006 23 74 6 17 .230 2 1 0 5 0/0 9 8 2006 17/15 2 8 1 1 92.0 103 59 49 4.79 71 35 2007 51 168 31 51 .304 7 0 4 27 1/3 16 30 2007 16/15 4 6 0 3 96.1 99 52 48 4.48 63 28 Totals 83 250 38 70 .280 9 1 4 33 1/3 25 38 Totals 51/43 10 23 1 6 259.0 285 167 137 4.76 245 84 13 Andy Zellers Jack Bonnikson 6-3 • Senior • Outfielder 6-4 • Junior • Outfielder New Palestine, Ind. • New18 Palestine Danville, Calif. • DeLaSalle19 2007...played in 35 games and started 25 including 2007...started four games and played in 10 as a soph- the last 12 games of the season…in those 12 games he omore…had his best game of the season at Western went 15-for-41 (.366) at the plate with 11 RBIs, nine Carolina (3/10) tallying a career-high three hits and runs, three doubles and two home runs…established finishing 3-for-7 at the plate…also scored the first run a career high with four RBIs against Oakland (2/28)… of his career and had a career-high two runs against matched his career high in RBIs two more times dur- WCU…knocked his first double in that same game and ing the season coming at Toledo (5/15) and against finished with a career-high two RBIs…added to the To- St. Bonaventure (5/23) in the second game of the A-10 Championship…tied ledo rout by going 1-for-1 with an RBI double to give Xavier its 23rd and final his career high with three hits on three occasions with two coming in the A-10 run of the game…two of his four hits on the season were doubles Championship…finished the A-10 Championship 7-for-17 (.412) at the plate with four RBIs, a double and two runs…ranked fourth on the team coming 2006...played in eight games on the season and started two…made his first off the bench in 10 games…ranked fifth on the team in chances with 161 and collegiate start at Louisville (2/22)…notched first RBI on a sacrifice fly in second putouts with 151, while combining on 11 double plays start at No. 26 Winthrop (2/25)…earned his first collegiate hit the next day going 1-for-1 in pinch-hitting role at No. 26 Winthrop (2/26)…drew first two 2006...started 18 of the 29 games played…set a new career high of three hits walks of his career in debut at Louisville (2/22)…was hampered by injury late versus Saint Louis (4/15) and matched it again at St. Bonaventure (4/30) going in the season 3-for-4 with a double, RBI and two runs…also set a career high with two RBIs at Cincinnati (4/17) and matched that effort on two other occasions during High School…played for head coach Eric Borba…played outfield for two sea- the season…recorded his first career homerun and only of the season versus sons for nationally known De La Salle High School…named the top hitter in the Temple (5/5) in his only hit of the evening…in the last series of the season he ABA Showcase…named to the Team One Top 40 first basemen list…helped the set a career high with two doubles at Saint Joseph’s (5/19)…finished the season team to back-to-back Northern California Championships…team had a com- third on the team in doubles and fifth in slugging percentage bined record of 46-10 over his final two seasons and was ranked the #3 team in the west by USA Today 2005…played in 40 games for the Blue and White and started in 24…in his first career start at Lipscomb (2/18) he recorded his first collegiate hit, run, RBI and Personal…a political science major…born Aug. 21, 1986 in Danville, Calif…par- stolen base…finished the day 2-for-4 with one run and an RBI…would record ents are Harold and Teresa Bonnikson two hits five more times on the season and one RBI four more times…scored a career-high two runs against Saint Xavier (3/6)…had his best game of the season against Duquesne (5/1) as he finished 2-for-4 with a double and one RBI

2004…did not see action due to injury

High School…led his team to a runner-up finish in the State Tournament his senior year…named Indianapolis Star East Player of the Year as a senior…invited to play in the Indianapolis Star All-Star game…had a career .427 batting average…led the Indianapolis Bulls 16-year-old summer team to a national championship…also played four years of basketball

Personal…a sport management major…born Dec. 5, 1984 in Indianapolis, Ind…parents are Tim Zellers and Rhonda Stapert

Zellers’ Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO 2004 - - - DNP - - - Bonnikson’s Career Hitting Statistics 2005 40 90 11 18 .200 5 0 0 4 1/5 7 21. Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. 2006 29 79 10 20 .253 7 0 1 11 2/3 9 18 2006 8 16 0 1 .063 0 0 0 2 0/0 2 7 2007 35 93 15 25 .269 6 0 2 18 0/1 8 23 2007 10 22 2 4 .182 2 0 0 3 0/0 3 11 Totals 104 262 36 63 .240 18 0 3 33 3/9 24 62 Totals 18 38 2 5 .132 2 0 0 5 0/0 5 18 14 Steve Brown Sean Farrell 5-10 • Junior • Infielder 6-1 • Junior • Outfielder 12Cincinnati, Ohio • La Salle 3Naperville, Ill. • Naperville Central 2007...started 26 of the 30 games played…ended his 2007...appeared in 50 games and got the starting nod 21-game hitting streak from the previous season in the in 40 games primarily at the designated hitter spot… first game of the season at Winthrop (2/16)…carried a had a career game against Oakland (2/28) in Lexing- six-game hitting streak from March 30 to April 7 going ton, Ky. and finished with career highs in hits with three 11-for-22 (.500) with two RBIs and three walks…tied and RBIs with three…notched his first career double a his career high during that stretch with three hits at game prior at Western Kentucky (2/25)…scored a ca- Richmond (4/6) and finished 3-for-4 at the plate…tied reer-high four runs at Western Carolina (3/10) while it again going 3-for-4 and tied his career high with three runs scored at home earning a career-high three walks as well…tallied the first triple of his career against Duquesne (4/15)…finished fifth on the team with a .293 average and against Dayton (3/25) knocking in two on the hit…carried a six-game hitting was also fifth with three stolen bases streak from April 7 to April 17 going 11-for-21 (.524) over that span with six RBIs, six walks, one double and his first career home run at Richmond (4/8)… 2006...saw action in 35 games and started 26 games including 23 straight that streak raised his average 51 points…bested his career high in RBIs at to end the season…carries a 21-game hitting streak into the 2007 season, Cincinnati (4/24) after two singles and a sac fly drove in four to help XU to the which is second best in Xavier history…his hitting streak started versus Indiana 9-5 win…finished fourth on the team with a .296 average and third in on-base (4/12) and raised his season average 96 points over that stretch…made col- percentage at .402 legiate debut at East Tennessee St. (2/16) as a pinch-hitter…made first career start at No. 26 Winthrop (2/26) where he drew his first walk…notched first 2006...saw action in 17 games and started six…notched his first career hit and career RBI and extra base hit (a double) versus Toledo (4/5)…had a career- RBI in his fourth start versus Ball State (4/18)…drew first career walk at Ken- high three RBIs versus Indiana (4/12)…tallied a career-high three hits versus tucky (3/22)…scored the first run of his career at La Salle (5/12) and had his Temple (5/7)…swiped first stolen base at Ohio (4/19)…finished tops onthe best game of the season going 1-for-2 with an RBI and two runs scored…tallied team in on-base percentage (.413), third in batting average (.288) and assists his first career sacrifice fly in the last game of the season versus Saint Joseph’s (47) and fifth in walks (20) (5/18)…fired his first career outfield assist against Rhode Island (3/24) and was one of only five outfielders with an assist on the season High School…played for head coach Pat O’Connor…lettered four years in baseball and three years in football…named first team all-state in baseball and High School…played for head coach Bill Seiple…received two letters in base- received first team all-GCL honors for football…helped the Lancer baseball team ball and one in football…had a career batting average of .390 with 18 stolen to a district crown during his senior season…set La Salle records for batting av- bases, 14 doubles, 3 triples and two homeruns…named all-conference and erage (.519) and steals (27) during his senior season…named to the Cincinnati all-city…helped the Huskies to an 18-24 mark and captured the regional cham- Enquirer’s Baseball All-Stars First Team pionship during his senior season

Personal…a marketing major…born July 27, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio…parents Personal…a communications major…born Mar. 12, 1987 in Naperville, Ill…par- are Steve and Katie Brown ents are Kevin and Sheila Farrell

Brown’s Career Hitting Statistics Farrell’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. 2006 35 104 16 30 .288 3 0 0 8 3/4 20 16 2006 17 28 3 3 .107 0 0 0 3 0/0 1 9 2007 30 99 13 29 .293 3 0 0 8 3/4 7 15 2007 50 152 31 45 .296 7 2 1 22 0/4 27 28 Totals 65 203 29 59 .291 6 0 0 16 6/8 27 31 Totals 67 180 34 48 .267 7 2 1 25 0/4 28 37 15 Brett Greenwell Joe Kohler 5-10 • Junior • Right-Handed Pitcher 6-2 • Junior • Right-Handed Pitcher St. Charles, Mo. • DeSmet20 Jesuit Canton, Ohio • St. Thomas29 Aquinas 2007...came out of the bullpen 12 times on the sea- 2007...came out of the bullpen 11 times on the season and made one start…in his only start against Butler son…threw a career-high 6.2 innings of relief at Toledo (5/16) he tied his career high in innings pitched with (5/15) allowing nine hits and only one earned while 6.0 and allowed only three runs while notching a ca- striking out three…picked up his first career win in the reer-high four strikeouts…during a three-game stretch Toledo game…followed that appearance with a career- early in the season he allowed no runs in 5.0 innings at high four strikeouts against St. Bonaventure (5/23) in Western Kentucky (2/23), versus Oakland (2/28) and the A-10 Championship going 4.1 innings…had a big at No. 1 Vanderbilt (3/2) while striking out three…picked up the first save of his one inning of relief at Eastern Kentucky (4/18) holding an 8-7 lead…ninth on career in the Oakland game throwing 2.0 innings of perfect relief…picked up the team in appearances…sixth on the team with a 4.45 ERA…had a strong his first win of the season as XU made a comeback in the ninth inning to down summer and will look to carry it into the 2008 season Ohio State (4/25)…sixth on the team with 12 appearances 2006...made five appearances in relief for the Musketeers…threw a career- 2006...appeared on the mound in 17 games of relief…made his first collegiate high 2.0 innings on three occasions…notched his first career strikeout at Ohio start at Butler (4/4)…set his career high in innings pitched (6.0) in that game (4/19)…made his college debut at East Tennessee State (2/17) allowing no and combined with teammates David Hartman and Mark Janszen for his first runs and one hit in 1.0 innings of work…threw 8.0 innings on the season allow- career shutout, giving up no runs on five hits with two strikeouts, en route ing 13 hits and only four walks with one strikeout to the second win of his career…picked up his first collegiate win at Louisville (2/22) after coming out of the bullpen to throw 2.0 solid innings…ended the High School…played for head coach Mike Franz…three year letterwinner in season allowing only one earned run in the last five games he appeared in (9.1 baseball for the Knights…received Most Improved Player honors in 2003… innings) to drop his ERA to a season-low 4.78…ended the season as the team named Pitcher of the Year in Class B during the summer for the Youngstown leader in wins (five) and tied for second on the team in appearances (17) Astro Falcons and team was the Class B champions…helped his high school team to a district runner-up title in 2004…earned the team’s Cy Young award High School…played for head coach Greg Vitello…was a first team All-Catho- in 2005 lic Conference selection his junior and senior seasons…honorable mention All- Metro his senior year…named the SLABA MVP, Cy Young winner and All-Star… Personal…majoring in electronic media with a minor in business…born May helped DeSmet to a combined 54-22 record overall in his three seasons…team 14, 1987 in Canton, Ohio…father played baseball at the College of Wooster… was state runner-up in 2005 and finished sixth in the state in 2004…lettered parents are Jeffery and Carol Kohler three years in baseball and four years in soccer…helped the soccer team to three straight fourth place finishes his freshman through junior seasons

Personal…a finance major…born Sept. 30, 1986 in St. Louis, Mo…father played baseball at Notre Dame and brother, Eric, played baseball for Xavier…parents are Richard and Dawn Greenwell

Greenwell’s Career Pitching Statistics Kohler’s Career Pitching Statistics Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. 2006 17/1 5 2 0 0 32.0 39 23 17 4.78 13 19 2006 5/0 0 0 0 0 8.0 13 9 9 10.12 1 4 2007 12/1 1 3 1 0 22.2 39 26 22 8.74 12 10 2007 11/0 2 0 0 0 28.1 36 15 14 4.45 16 5 Totals 29/2 6 5 1 0 54.2 78 49 39 6.42 25 29 Totals 16/0 2 0 0 0 36.1 49 24 23 5.70 17 9 16 Charlie Leesman Neil Lindgren 6-4 • Junior • Left-Handed Pitcher 5-11 • Junior • Outfielder 17 Cincinnati, Ohio • Elder 27 Akron, Ohio • Firestone 2007...Xavier’s nomination for The 2008 Golden 2007...started 57 of the 58 games he played…one of Spikes Award which recognizes the country’s top col- six players to bat over .300 in A-10 play, finishing fifth legiate baseball player…made 13 starts on the season on the team with a .330 average…was second on the and one more appearance in relief…picked up his first team with 10 sac bunts…carried a five-game hitting win of the season in dramatic fashion, throwing a 9.0 streak from April 18 to April 24 going 6-for-22 (.273) inning shutout at Saint Louis (3/31)…it was one of two during that stretch with eight runs, four RBIs, three starts he did not allow an earned run with the other walks and a stolen base…set a career high with three coming in a 7.0 inning effort at Rhode Island where he suffered his only confer- runs scored versus Oakland (2/28) in Lexington, Ky. and also tied his career ence loss of the season…had a career-high five strikeouts at Duke (3/7) going high with three hits in that game…tied his career high of three runs on two 7.2 innings and allowing only one earned…won four straight conference starts other occasions during the season at Richmond (4/7) and at Toledo (5/15)…set from March 31 to April 21…tied his career high of five strikeouts in his win over a new career high with four hits against La Salle (5/12) going 4-for-5 with a Temple (4/21)…had a team-best 2.83 ERA in conference action and finished double and run scored in that contest…recorded the first triple of his career with a 4-1 record…was tied for second with four wins on the season…ranked against Charlotte (5/4)…tied his career high of three walks in a game on two third in innings pitched (81.0) and strikeouts (47) occasions at Richmond (4/8) and against UMass (5/19)

2006...took the mound on seven occasions and made two starts…saw his first 2006...started all but two games (54) for the Musketeers…made an immediate collegiate action versus Toledo (4/5) going 1.0 innings and only giving up one impact in his college debut at East Tennessee State (2/16) going 3-for-4 with a hit…earned his first career strikeout versus Indiana (4/12) in one inning of career-high three hits and his first career walk and run scored…established two work…made the first start of his career at Ohio (4/19) earning the no-decision more career highs at Gardner Webb (3/3) with three RBIs and two doubles in a and throwing a career-high 4.0 innings while allowing one earned on two hits 2-for-3 effort at the plate…scored a career-high two runs on four occasions with with a career-high three strikeouts…tied his career high with another three the first coming versus Youngstown State (3/19)…carried a seven-game hit- strikeout performance at La Salle (5/13) as he struck out the side in his one ting streak from 3/22 to 4/1 going 7-for-20 (.350) with five RBIs and four runs inning of work…picked up his first collegiate save the following game at Saint scored…tied his career high mark in hits in the opening game of the Saint Louis Joseph’s (5/19) throwing 1.1 innings…finished the season with nine strikeouts (4/14) series going 3-for-4 with a career-high two homeruns along with two in only 11.1 innings pitched…allowed only seven hits and three earned for a RBIs and two runs…drew a career-high three walks at Cincinnati (4/17) and team-best 2.38 ERA swiped a career-high two stolen bases against the Bearcats…ended the season 7-for-8 in stolen bases…ranks seventh all-time in Xavier history for walks in a High School…played for head coach Mark Thompson…led the Panthers to season (43) a 28-1 record and the 2005 state title in Division I…selected as the Division I Player of the Year by the Ohio coaches…ended his senior campaign with an High School…played for head coach Brad Lightfoot…lettered four years for 8-0 record and a 1.24 ERA…named the Cincinnati Enquirer’s Baseball All-Stars the Falcon baseball team…batted .492 his senior season and recorded 46 stolen Player of the Year and was a member of the First Team…drafted in the 40th bases…helped the Falcons to a 19-9 record and back-to-back All-Conference round by the Minnesota Twins during the 2005 MLB Amateur Draft… tabbed Championships…led the team to the City Series baseball tournament cham- No. 23 in Ohio’s class of 2005 by the Buckeye Scout…teammates with current pionship in 2005 with a win over Ellet High School…caught five innings and XU player, Billy O’Connor pitched two innings to pick up the save in the game…led off the game with a single and scored the first run for Firestone…named the City Series Player of Personal…a criminal justice major with a minor in political science…born Mar. the Year…team MVP during his junior and senior seasons…All-Beacon Journal 10, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio…sister, Jennifer, was a member of the Wake Forest catcher… tabbed No. 65 in Ohio’s class of 2005 by the Buckeye Scout track and field team…parents are Chuck and Marianne Leesman Personal…a finance major…born Aug. 5, 1986 in Akron, Ohio…father played baseball at Ohio State…parents are Rick and Diane Lindgren

Leesman’s Career Pitching Statistics Lindgren’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. 2006 7/2 0 1 1 0 11.1 7 3 3 2.38 9 5 2006 54 189 29 45 .238 4 0 6 25 7/8 43 45 2007 14/13 4 3 0 1 81.0 90 47 38 4.22 47 31 2007 58 203 37 54 .266 6 2 1 21 5/6 32 28 Totals 21/15 4 4 1 1 92.1 97 50 41 4.00 56 36 Totals 112 392 66 99 .253 10 2 7 46 12/14 75 73 17 Adam Pasono Bobby Freking 5-10 • Junior • Outfielder 6-3 • Sophomore • Infielder De Pere, Wis. • De Pere Cincinnati, Ohio • St. Xavier 15 Akron 11 2007...started all but two of the 58 games he played… 2007...transferred from Akron at the mid-semester named to the A-10 All-Championship team after going break…played in 17 games and started two…made his 9-for-20 (.450) at the plate with five runs, three RBIs first career start at Western Kentucky (2/25)…earned and two stolen bases…had a career game in game two his first career walk in the previous game at WKU of the A-10 Championship against St. Bonaventure as (2/23)…had his first career hit, RBI and double he tied his career high with three hits and three runs against Bowling Green (3/13)…pinch hit in the top scored…set his career high in runs earlier in the season of the ninth at Ohio State (4/25) and roped a single at Saint Louis (3/30)…had a career-high three RBIs in game one of the double- down the right field line to knot the score at 3-3…scored the first run of his header against Duquesne (4/13)…ranked second on the team with 32 hits and career at Toledo in XU’s 23-11 rout of the Rockets six doubles in conference action…tied for team-high honors with a 12-game hitting streak from April 20 to May 11…was 16-for-54 (.296) over that stretch High School…was a two-year letterman for head coach Bill Slingerat at St. with five RBIs, three doubles, four walks and five runs…ranked second on the Xavier High School…ranked No. 39 in Ohio’s class of 2006 by buckeyescout. team with 11 doubles, third with 64 hits and seven stolen bases, fourth with 32 com...named to the Second Team All-Greater Catholic League as a junior in runs, fifth in RBIs and sixth with a .270 average 2005 and to the Second Team All-GCL as a senior in 2006…led the Bombers in hits, doubles, home runs, RBIs, total bases and slugging percentage as a 2006...played in 23 games on the season and started 20 straight to end the junior…batted over .400 in his freshman and sophomore seasons year…an injury versus Youngstown State (3/17) sidelined him until the first part of May but he returned strong to finish second on the team in batting Personal…a sport management major…born July 20, 1987 in Cincinnati, average (.291)…scored his first run at East Tennessee State (2/16)…notched Ohio…parents are Randy and Sue Freking his first career hit at No. 26 Winthrop (2/26) and had a career-high three hits on three occasions: at Wake Forest (2/28), at Davidson (3/1) and at Indiana State (3/16)…one of his three hits against Davidson (3/1) was his first career homerun and gave him his first career RBI as he finished with a career-high two in the game

High School…played for head coach Dennis Riddle…lettered for three years in baseball and basketball…named the Green Bay Press Gazette Player of the Year in 2005…helped his legion team to state titles in 2003 and 2004

Personal…a management major…born on May 6, 1986 in De Pere, Wis…father played baseball at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater…parents are Michael and Patricia Pasono

Pasono’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. Freking’s Career Hitting Statistics 2006 23 86 18 25 .291 4 1 2 8 6/6 6 17 Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. 2007 58 237 32 64 .270 11 0 1 24 7/10 18 37 2007 17 21 1 4 .190 1 0 0 2 0/0 1 4 Totals 81 323 50 89 .276 15 1 3 32 13/16 24 54 Totals 17 21 1 4 .190 1 0 0 2 0/0 1 4 18 Zac Richard Drew Schmidt 6-5 • Sophomore • Right-Handed Pitcher 5-10 • Sophomore • Infielder 21Versailles, Ohio • Versailles 10Cincinnati, Ohio • McNicholas 2007...started 12 of the 21 games he played in the 2007...started 49 of the 53 games played primarily field and got the nod on the mound in eight games at third base…had his first hit in a pinch-hitting role while appearing in 20 games out of the bullpen…made at Winthrop (2/18)…followed that with his first career his first career start on the mound at Winthrop (2/18) start at Western Kentucky (2/23) where he recorded his tossing 5.0 innings…had his best start of the season first walk and run scored…notched a career-high two at Cincinnati (3/20) going a career-high 6.2 innings, runs and two hits against Oakland (2/28) and had his allowing no runs and striking out three…picked up the first career RBI…set a career high for walks with three first win of his career against Oakland (2/28) in Lexington, Ky. after going 5.0 against Temple (4/20)…12 of his 16 RBIs came during conference play…was innings with a career-high four strikeouts…picked up the first save of his career fourth on the team in walks with 20…ranked third on the team with 77 assists against Dayton (3/23) after tossing an inning and allowing one run with two strikeouts…converted the first five save opportunities he was given…led the High School…three-year letterman for head coach Willy Corbett at McNicholas team with seven saves…his seven saves last season ranks him third in school High School…named to the First Team All-GCL and All-City teams each of the history for saves in a season…now tied for fifth in school history for saves in last three seasons…was the Greater Catholic League North Division Player of a career…five of his seven saves came during A-10 play…averaged almost a the Year in 2006…First Team All-Ohio selection in 2005 and Honorable Mention strikeout an inning in A-10 play (11.1 innings pitched with 10 strikeouts) All-Ohio in 2006…helped the Rockets to a 55-28 overall record over his three years, including two sectional and one district championship…also lettered on High School…four-year letterman for Versailles High School and head coach the football and basketball teams… tabbed No. 51 in Ohio’s class of 2006 by Tom Watren…also a football (four years) and basketball (two years) prep stand- the Buckeye Scout out for the Tigers…helped his team to the 2003 district championship and the 2006 MAC championship and regional runner-up…named First Team All-MAC Personal…undecided on a major…born Aug. 17, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio… for baseball in each of his four seasons and earned Miami Valley Player of the brother of assistant coach Zach Schmidt who played baseball at Miami (Ohio)… Year honors…also named First Team All-State in football and the Southwest brother Nick was a two-sport athlete in baseball and football at Hanover Col- District Defensive Player of the Year…helped the Versailles football team to a lege…parents are Barry and Gretchen Schmidt perfect 15-0 record and state championship in 2004 and a state runner-up finish in 2005 with a 14-1 record… tabbed No. 38 in Ohio’s class of 2006 by the Buckeye Scout

Personal…undecided on a major…born Jan. 2, 1988 in Sidney, Ohio…parents are Mark and Peggi Richard

Richard’s Career Pitching Statistics Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. 2007 20/8 4 4 7 0 54.2 63 37 37 6.09 30 18 Totals 20/8 4 4 7 0 54.2 63 37 37 6.09 30 18

Richard’s Career Hitting Statistics Schmidt’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO. 2007 13 27 3 7 .259 4 0 0 5 0/0 6 7 2007 53 166 21 35 .211 0 0 0 16 0/0 20 31 Totals 13 27 3 7 .259 4 0 0 5 0/0 6 7 Totals 53 166 21 35 .211 0 0 0 16 0/0 20 31 19 Phil Bauer Brian Bobinski 6-0 • Freshman • Infielder 6-1 • Freshman • Right-Handed Pitcher Cincinnati, Ohio • Fairfield16 Mason, Ohio • Mason 35 High School…three year letterman in High School…pitched one season at Ma- baseball for head coach Larry Price… son High School for head coach Ken Gray named to the Greater Miami Conference after transferring from Moeller…threw three All-Conference teams in both baseball and seasons for the Crusaders and head coach soccer…three year letterman in soccer… Mike Cameron…tallied a 4-0 record on the helped lead Fairfield to the state soccer mound at Moeller during his junior season championship during senior season…named the 2006 Defen- and finished 5-1 last season at Mason…helped the Comets to sive Player of the Year and the team’s All-Academic Award… a No. 3 rank in the Associated Press OHSAA baseball poll, a tabbed No. 85 in Ohio’s class of 2007 by the Buckeye Scout 25-2 overall record and a FAVC Championship…tabbed No. 47 in Ohio’s class of 2007 by the Buckeye Scout…played with cur- Personal…majoring in business…born Feb. 11, 1989 in Cin- rent teammate Josh Murphy at Mason cinnati, Ohio…parents are Herb and Jacqui Bauer Personal…a finance major…born March 21, 1989 in South Bend, Ind…father played baseball at Notre Dame and is the current Athletic Director at Xavier…parents are Mike and Sil Bobinski

Ryan Bellamy Jordan Conley 5-11 • Freshman • Catcher 6-1 • Junior • Infielder/RHP Cincinnati, Ohio • Northwest Hamilton, Ohio • Hamilton 9 John A. Logan College 6 High School…lettered all four seasons 2006-07 (at John A. Logan College)… in baseball at Northwest High School for played two seasons for head coach Jerry head coach Marlon Styles…ended his Halstead…carried a .363 average during senior season with a .426 average and 20 the season, including 21 doubles, and RBIs…named to the All-Conference team in started all 53 games for the Vols…helped baseball and basketball and All-City team his team to a 41-14 record overall and in baseball…knocked in the winning run in the bottom of the a 17-6 mark in conference play…was fifth on the team with 11th inning to send his summer team to the World Series…re- nine doubles and ranked second in stolen bases with six…also ceived First Team All-FAVC honor in 2006 after carrying a .382 saw time on the mound and finished with a 3.00 ERA in two batting average and producing 31 RBIs with 14 stolen bases appearances…totaled 12 strikeouts to three walks in just 9.0 innings pitched and had a .167 average against Personal…undecided on a major…born July 18, 1988 in Cin- cinnati, Ohio…brother Brandon played baseball at Mount St. High School…two year letterman for Hamilton High School Joseph…parents are John and Pam Bellamy and head coach Dan Bowling…batted .333 during junior season and .404 as a senior…helped his team to a 47-9 record over two seasons and captured two conference championships…selected to All-Conference Second Team in 2004 and was a All-Conference First Team selection in 2005 as a shortstop as well as an All-State Alternate selection

Personal…a history major…born July 19, 1986 in Hamilton, Ohio…parents are Bob and Brenda Conley

20 Matt Kleifges John McCambridge 5-6 • Freshman • Outfielder 6-2 • Freshman • Infielder 1 Naperville, Ill. • Benet Academy 4 Columbus, Ohio • Olentangy High School…lettered three seasons in High School…lettered two seasons at baseball for head coach Jeff Bonebrake… Olentangy High School for head coach also lettered two years in football…carried Steve Little…he helped guide the Braves to a .431 average at the plate in 2006 and a 21-game winning streak and a 9-1 mark a .400 average with 50 runs, 21 stolen in the Ohio Capital Conference’s Cardinal bases and 15 doubles during his senior division to share the conference champion- year…named All-Area, All-City, All-Conference and an All-State ship in 2007…helped his team to a No. 1 ranking in the state Honorable Mention…captained Benet Academy to an East Sub- polls entering the OHSAA Tournament in 2006…helped his urban Catholic Conference championship during his junior sea- team make it all the way to the OHSAA state championship son and finished with a 30-8 record…has teammates playing game and a runner-up finish his junior year…hit .416 with 34 for Notre Dame, Villanova, Mississippi State and Saint Louis runs entering the 2006 OHSAA Tournament…tabbed No. 61 in Ohio’s class of 2007 by the Buckeye Scout…also a standout Personal…an accounting major…born Oct. 26, 1988 in Naper- basketball player for the Braves and started his senior year ville, Ill…parents are James and Mary Kleifges Personal…undecided on a major…born July 18, 1988 in Lewis Center, Ohio…mother was a diver at Cincinnati and his sister, Carrie, was on the diving team at Purdue…parents are John and Jill McCambridge

Shane Liska Brian Muransky 5-11 • Freshman • Right-Handed Pitcher 6-1 • Freshman • Right-Handed Pitcher 39Pittsburgh, Pa. • Central Catholic 24Canonsburg, Pa. • Canon Mac High School…lettered two seasons at High School…lettered three years in Pittsburgh Central Catholic for his father baseball for head coach Steve Bucci at and head coach, Tony…participated in the Canon McMillan High School…finished his East Coast Pro Workout…named a varsity career with a 12-5 record on the mound, captain by his teammates and guided the 18 homeruns and 84 RBIs…named to the team to three straight W.P.I.A.L. playoff Puma Preseason All-American team in appearances the past three seasons…also played basketball 2006 and 2007…named to the All-Section team in 2005, 2006 for the Vikings and 2007 and the All-W.P.I.A.L. team in 2006 and 2007…as a sophomore, helped his team to a 17-1 record and a sectional Personal…a sport management major…born March 17, 1989 championship…as a senior, helped his team finish with a 13-7 in Pittsburgh, Pa…father signed with the San Francisco Giants record, a No. 3 seed in the playoffs and secured the Big Macs’ and New York Mets after a career at Beaver County Communi- first playoff win in 21 years…also was a two year letterman on ty College and was a bullpen catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates the golf team for 17 seasons…mother was a cheerleader at Pitt…parents are Tony and Donna Liska and has a sister named Ashley Personal…a business major…born Nov. 18, 1988 in Wheeling, W.Va…parents are Bob Muransky and Liz Miller

21 Josh Murphy Billy O’Conner 6-0 • Freshman • Catcher 5-11 • Junior • Catcher Mason, Ohio • Mason Cincinnati, Ohio • Elder 26 Indiana 2 High School…lettered three years at 2007 (at Indiana)…started nine of the Mason High School for head coach Ken 22 games he played in for the Hoosiers… Gray…as a senior, carried a .362 average finished fourth on the team with a .310 with 24 RBIs and five home runs…ended batting average and nine hits to go along his junior season with a 6-1 record on the with nine RBIs…scored three runs and worked five walks in 29 at-bats…carried mound with two saves, 33 strikeouts and the second-best average in conference action with a .368 bat- a 0.79 ERA…named to the All-FAVC Second Team as a catcher ting average (7-for-19) and six RBIs…made seven of his nine after his senior season and to the All-FAVC First Team as a starts in Big Ten play and saw time in four more games…took pitcher after his junior year…helped the Comets to a No. 3 four walks with only one strikeout in conference action and ranking in the Associated Press OHSAA baseball poll, a 25-3 had one error in 31 chances overall record and a FAVC Championship…helped the team to a 23-8 record and the regional semifinals during his ju- 2006 (at Indiana)…saw action at catcher and on the nior season…played with current teammate Brian Bobinski at mound…started 28 times and appeared in 38 games as Mason a backstop, while making four relief appearances on the mound…drove in two and went 1-for-3 against Ball State Personal…an economics major…born Sept. 30, 1988 in Cin- (5/16)…fired a 1-2-3 inning in the nightcap of a doubleheader cinnati, Ohio…parents are Jim and Deb Murphy vs. Illinois (5/14)…went 2-for-4 with one run scored at Penn State (4/28)…allowed just one hit in one inning in his second career relief outing, vs. Ohio State (4/22)…made his first appearance on the mound vs. Purdue (4/16), striking out a pair in one inning of work…2-for-3 with one RBI, two runs and his first career steal in a victory at Michigan State (4/1)…collected his first career RBI in the team’s first win at Indiana State (3/7)…picked up his first collegiate hit in game two at Charlotte (2/25) after making his first career start the previous game…doubled and scored a run in the series finale at Nathan Mutsch Charlotte (2/26) 6-5 • Freshman • Right-Handed Pitcher Alexandria, Ky. • Brossart High School…starting catcher as a junior and senior for head 30 coach Mark Thompson…during the 2005 season, co-captained High School…a four year letterman for Elder to a 28-1 record, its best mark in school history and its 12th Division I state championship…in the postseason, posted head coach Bob Rowe at Bishop Brossart a .391 batting average as he earned second team GCL and High School…led the northern Kentucky honorable mention all-city honors for the second consecu- region in strikeouts during his junior and tive season…as a junior in 2004, batted at a .375 clip with senior seasons…named to the All-District 10 RBIs, 12 runs and nine stolen bases…in his senior season, team in 2006 and 2007…helped his team increased production with 29 runs and 12 RBIs in addition to to a 22-10 record during his senior season…led his team to eight stolen bases…played for the Cincinnati Weststars during the 37th District Championship in 2006 after recording a 2.47 the summer of 2005, hitting .372 over 28 games…teammate ERA with 96 strikeouts in 61 innings pitched…also lettered in with current XU pitcher Charlie Leesman basketball for three years and helped Bishop Brossart to the 2007 Class A state championship and a 28-5 record Personal…a finance major…born Jan. 2, 1987 in Cincinnati, Ohio…parents are Bill and Maureen O’Conner Personal…a sport management major…born Dec. 1, 1988 in O’Conner’s Career Pitching Statistics Alexandria, Ky…parents are Don and Karen Mutsch Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB 2006* 4/0 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 2 2 6.00 2 1 2007* 0/0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 Totals 4/0 0 0 0 0 3.0 3 2 2 6.00 2 1 * At Indiana University

O’Conner’s Career Hitting Statistics Year G AB R H BA 2B 3B HR RBI SB/SBA BB SO 2006* 38 68 4 12 .176 2 0 0 5 1/4 5 8 2007* 22 29 3 9 .310 0 0 0 9 0/0 5 4 Totals 60 97 7 21 .217 2 0 0 14 1/4 10 12 * At Indiana University 22 Danny Rinck Tom Shirley 5-11 • Freshman • Outfielder 6-5 • Freshman • Left-Handed Pitcher 32Cincinnati, Ohio • Princeton 31 Pittsburgh, Pa. • Norwin High School…three year letterman at High School…lettered three years for Princeton High School for head coach Norwin High School and head coach Mike Rocky Hubbard…finished his senior year Liebdzinski…finished with a 7-1 record dur- with a .372 average and 32 stolen bas- ing the 2007 season with a 0.97 ERA and es…team accumulated a 51-21 record and 73 strikeouts…named the W.P.I.A.L. MVP captured district and regional champion- after the 2007 season and the team MVP in ships and were GMC champions during his three seasons…was 2006 and 2007…named to the First Team All-WPIAL squad in a two-time All-GMC First Team member and named to the 2006 and ended with a 6-1 record while registering 96 strike- All-City First Team…voted as team captain during his junior outs in only 51 innings pitched and a 0.93 ERA and senior seasons Personal…a sport management major…born Nov. 11, 1988 in Personal…a business undecided major…born Jan. 9, 1989 Pittsburgh, Pa…parents are Tom and Marianne Shirley in Springdale, Ohio…brother, Matt, played baseball at Witten- berg…mother is a Xavier graduate…parents are Ed and Lynn Rinck

Danny Rosenbaum Ben Thomas 6-1 • Sophomore • Left-Handed Pitcher 6-1 • Freshman • Left-Handed Pitcher Loveland, Ohio • Loveland Columbus, Ohio • Westerville Central 14 Indiana 23 2007 (at Indiana)…made 12 appearances and High School…lettered all four seasons one start for IU on the mound…finished with an 0-1 at Westerville Central High School for record and combined for two shutouts…notched 15 strikeouts in only 19.2 innings pitched…carried a head coach Scott Walberry…a 2006 First 5.87 ERA in Big Ten play with seven strikeouts in 7.2 Team All-Ohio Capital Conference selec- innings pitched…threw 1.0 inning of relief at No. 2 tion and named to the First Team All-Dis- Florida State allowing an unearned run and picking off his only walk allowed at first base…made his first collegiate start against trict squad…recorded 18 strikeouts in one Southern Mississippi (2/24) and was chased after allowing five earned in 0.2 game…tabbed No. 19 in Ohio’s class of 2007 by the Buckeye innings…responded by allowing only 12 earned over his next 19.0 innings Scout…named as one of the top prospects in Ohio by multiple pitched scouting services High School…tabbed No. 17 in Ohio’s class of 2006 by the Buckeye Scout… won three letters from head coach Kenny Reed at Loveland…was a three-time Personal…undecided on a major…born June 3, 1989 in all-conference selection in high school…finished his senior season in impressive fashion, posting a 5-0 record with a school-record 0.77 ERA and 36 Valparaiso, Ind…sister, Brittany, plays soccer at Baldwin Wal- strikeouts in 25 innings on the mound…was equally impressive at the plate, lace…parents are Richard and Lisa Thomas hitting .420…was named first team all-city and All-Fort Ancient Valley Confer- ence selections…was named the FAVC Player of the Year…was named his team’s Most Valuable Pitcher in each of his final three years…posted a 2.43 ERA and struck out 29 batters in 31.2 innings as a junior and was named first team all-conference…also went 5-0 on the mound as a sophomore, and was awarded honorable mention as the FAVC Most Valuable Pitcher

Personal…a sport management major…born Oct. 10, 1987 in Loveland, Ohio…parents are Tom and Lori Rosenbaum

Rosenbaum’s Career Pitching Statistics Year G/GS W L SV CG IP H R ER ERA SO BB. 2006* 12/1 0 1 0 0 19.2 33 21 17 7.78 15 14 Totals 12/1 0 1 0 0 19.2 33 21 17 7.78 15 14 * At Indiana University 23 Head Coach SCOTT Googins Third Season Alma Mater • Ohio Wesleyan ‘92 Overall Record 48-68 • A-10 Record 26-28

Scott Googins begins his third season at the helm for the Xavier baseball team. The 2007 season saw Googins take the Musketeers back to the Atlantic 10 Champi- onship, numerous school records broken and a player drafted.

In just his second season as the head coach, Googins guided his squad to the most conference wins in school history (17), while the team also set a new mark by sweeping four A-10 series. As a team Xavier finished with a 29-31 record overall and a 17-10 mark in conference play. The 29 wins tied for the fifth most in school history and the team also won two games in the A-10 Championship, which was the most by any Mus- keteer squad in five trips. The trip to the A-10 Championship marked the first appearance for XU since the 2003 season.

After starting the 2007 campaign with a 4-18 record, Googins engineered one of the best turnarounds in school history as the Blue and White proceeded to go 17-3 over the next 20 games. Xavier would end the season with a 25-13 record and earn a four seed in the A-10 Championship.

Additionally, the 2007 squad broke its previous school record in fielding percentage, marking two of the three best fielding percentages in school history over the past two seasons under Googins. The Blue and White also finished the year tops in school history for at bats (2052), hits (561), saves (12) and innings pitched (523.0).

Not only did school records fall but Xavi- er tied a seven-year-old NCAA record for most hits in the second inning at Rich- mond as XU tallied 12 hits (all singles and doubles) to score 14 runs. The Mus- keteers followed that performance with a 23-run effort at Toledo, which ranked tied for third-most in school history.

The end to a great season saw Xavier senior Jordan Wolf become the fourth highest Musketeer to be drafted as he was taken by the Baltimore Orioles in the 13th round. For his efforts during the year, Wolf was named to the Atlantic 10 All-Conference Second Team.

In his first season as skipper, Googins led the Musketeers to a 19-37 mark overall and a 9-18 record in Atlantic 10 play, while establishing top marks in statistical team categories over the past five seasons. The Googins Family

24 As a team in 2006, XU recorded the highest fielding percentage over the past five seasons at .964. The 2006 squad also had the highest mark in hits (482), walks (227), total bases (660) and triples (nine) as a team in the past five seasons.

Googins stepped into his role after spending the 2005 season as an assistant coach for the Musketeers. The 2005 campaign saw Xavier send its first player into the MLB Draft since 2001 and place one player on the Atlantic 10 All-Confer- ence Second Team after notching a 19-35 record and a 9-15 mark in the A-10.

“I am very excited to build on the strong foundation that has been laid here at Xavier,” stated Googins. “I feel very strongly about the mission of Xavier University. I am excited about being a part of the Xavier family and continuing the work we began last season.”

In four seasons at Miami (OH), Googins was an integral part of the Red- Hawks’ success. While at Miami, Googins was a part of four straight Mid- American Conference Tournament appearances. With outfield being his primary focus, he saw two of his players leave for the professional ranks with one garnering All-American honors before his departure. Googins was also in charge of academics, travel and field maintenance. The team recorded an overall 2.88 grade-point average, the highest among men’s teams at Miami.

Before coming to Miami (OH), Googins had an eight-year stint as an assistant coach with Indiana University. During his time at IU, he was a part of the 1996 Big 10 Champi- onship team and traveled to the Wichita State Regional for the NCAA Tournament. He was responsible for the coaching and conditioning of the Hoosier catchers, assisted with the outfielders and hitters. While his in-game duties included first base coach, off the field Googins assisted in the recruiting process, facility and field maintenance, academic progress, and the supervision of student managers.

The Granville, Ohio, native was a catcher at Ohio Wesleyan. He and his wife, Jody, a former Xavier volleyball standout, have a daughter, Ellie, and a son, Tommy.

Quotes on Googins “In 30 years of college coaching, I have never had a finer assistant than Scott Googins. Scott brings a lot of energy and positively represents the program. He likewise is a great asset to the Xavier athletic department. Scott is not about himself, but gives 100% of himself for the players, coaches and others with whom he is involved. As an assistant coach, Scott has been a leader and a factor of success. As a head coach, he is prepared to maximize his players’ abilities ath- letically and academically, which will enable them to achieve their collegiate goals and nurture their aspirations for life.” - Bob Morgan, Former Indiana Univ. Head Baseball Coach

“Scott Googins has long been thought of as one of the finest young assistant coaches in the Midwest. He is a student of the game, and has been an outstanding recruiter at Indiana, Miami and Xavier Universities. We are happy that Xavier University has given him this opportunity. He will do an excellent job.” - Joe Carbone, Head Baseball Coach at Ohio Univ.

“Scott Googins is an excellent choice for Xavier University. He has been in college coaching for the past 12 years. He is very familiar with the Xavier program after spending the 2005 season with Coach Simonds. People are going to see quickly that Scott will do what it takes to bring Xavier back to the top of the A-10. More importantly though, they will see a coach that is dedicated to the kids. Scott Googins is an unbelievable person, and he will make the Xavier community proud.” - Tracy Smith, Head Baseball Coach at Indiana Univ.

“Scott has a true understanding of how to run a Division I program. He has been a part of some top notch programs and understands what it takes to build a winner. The Xavier players will greatly benefit from his experience and knowledge.” - Dan Simonds, Head Baseball Coach at Miami (Ohio) Univ.

“I have known Coach Googins for many years. I have found him very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the game of baseball. I would recommend Coach Googins for any player that is interested in learning the game the right way.” - Chris Sabo, Former Cincinnati Reds Third Baseman from 1988-93 Three-Time All-Star and 1988 NL Rookie of the Year

25 Assistant Coach Assistant Coach J.D. Zach Heilmann Schmidt J.D. Heilmann begins his sixth season as one of Zach Schmidt begins his third season as an as- the Musketeer assistant coaches. His primary re- sistant coach for the Musketeers. Schmidt was sponsibility will be Xavier’s pitching staff, as well as a volunteer assistant with the team in 2005 being the head recruiting coordinator. and will continue working with the infielders, hitters and serve as the first base coach this Heilmann served as an assistant under former head coach Dan Simonds for season. Recruiting video analysis as well as scouting reports on oppos- the 2005 season and continues to be a crucial part of the Xavier coaching staff. While assisting Simonds, Heilmann’s on-field responsibilities included working ing teams will also fall under his duties during the season. with the pitchers, as well as bench coach. Recruiting locally and outside of Cincinnati were also major responsibilities given to Heilmann. A 2003 graduate of Miami (Ohio), Schmidt earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration, while also excelling on the baseball field. He In his first season as pitching coach, Heilmann’s staff ended the 2005 season was a four-year starter for the RedHawks in the infield and started 216 with a 4.86 team ERA, which was almost a point lower than the previous sea- of Miami’s 234 games played over his career. son when XU finished with a 5.47 ERA in 2004. In his four seasons, Schmidt helped MU reach the NCAA tournament in Heilmann joined the Musketeer coaching staff after a brief stint at Division II 2000, where he started all three tournament games. During his fresh- Northern Kentucky University. While a member of the Norse coaching staff, he man season, the team also captured the 2000 MAC tournament title was in charge of the development of the pitching staff, as well as assisting in with wins over Central Michigan, Ohio and Ball State. The next two recruiting. seasons, Schmidt helped the RedHawks reach the MAC tournament Prior to joining Northern Kentucky, Heilmann was an assistant coach at local championship games. Division III power Mount St. Joseph. During his three years at the Mount, he served as pitching coach and recruiting coordinator. Heilmann played a key The former RedHawk is still in the career top 10 for hits, at-bats, dou- role in the Lions’ success, which included a Heartland Conference Champion- bles, walks and runs scored at Miami. ship in 2000 and a NCAA Regional runner-up finish that same season. Also that year, one of Heilmann’s pitchers, Mike McNutt was a 25th round draft pick of After his career at Miami, Schmidt continued his baseball career with the Florida Marlins. the Florence Freedom. He played for the Freedom during the 2004 and 2005 seasons and finished the 2005 season third on the team in walks. In addition to his years on the collegiate level, Heilmann spent five summers as both an assistant and head coach in the nationally recognized Midland summer baseball organization. He helped guide his teams to success on the national He also has great ties to and knowledge of the Cincinnati area as he level, as evidenced by a fourth place finish in 1999 and two second-place fin- played locally for McNicholas High School. Schmidt started every game ishes in 1997 and 2002. at shortstop for the Rockets and helped the team to the 1998 Ohio Divi- sion II state championship, while also earning All-League honors. In his Heilmann earned a communications degree while completing his eligibility at senior season, he was named MVP of the annual Cincinnati East-West the University of Cincinnati following a transfer from Ball State. He graduated all-star game. from Cincinnati’s Moeller High School in 1993 after helping the Crusaders capture a State Baseball Championship. While at Moeller, Heilmann earned All-City Schmidt currently resides in Cincinnati. and All-League honors.

Heilmann, his wife, Raegene, son, Dax, and daughter, Ryley reside in Batavia.

The HEilmann Family

26 Rev. Michael J. Graham, S.J. • President Graham, the 34th Jesuit president of Xavier University, became president on Jan. 1, 2001. He came to Xavier as an assistant professor of history during the 1984-1985 academic year. Fr. Graham left Xavier to pursue his Master’s of Divinity from The Weston School of Theology, which he earned in 1988. He returned to Xavier the following year and has never left. In 1994, Fr. Graham was appointed vice president for university relations. Five years later, Fr. Graham was named executive assistant to then Xavier President Fr. James E. Hoff, S.J. Fr. Michael Graham was born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He earned a BSS with majors in philosophy and psychology in 1975 from Cornell College. He earned an MA in american studies in 1977 and an MA in 1978 in psychology from the University of Michigan. In 1983, he earned his Ph.D., also at the University of Michigan, in American Studies. Fr. Graham’s strategic plan for the University places a renewed emphasis on the learning experience of the student. Part of his plan calls for the creation of the James E. Hoff, S.J. Academic Quadrangle, a multi-part project that will provide an enhanced educa- tional experience and better career preparation for all students. Mike Bobinski • Assoc. Vice President & Director of Athletics Mike Bobinski returned to the Xavier University Athletic Department as Director for Athletics during the summer of 2006. This is a return engagement for Bobinski, who came to Xavier in 1998 as Athletic Director and served in that position until his move to the development office in June 2004. During Bobinski’s previous tenure, Xavier’s athletic teams won nine Atlantic 10 Championships and competed in 19 NCAA tournament events. Bobinski has called himself a non-traditional athletic director who came to intercollegiate athletics more than 20 years ago from the business world, not the playing field or coaching arena. Before coming to Xavier he was the athletic director at the University of Akron, and prior to that, he was the associate director of athletics at the U.S. Naval Academy. Bobinski, 48, was associate and assistant business manager at the University of Notre Dame from 1984 to 1989. A native of Yaphank on Long Island, N.Y., Bobinski received his bachelor of business administration from Notre Dame in 1979, graduating magna cum laude, and was a four-year member and two-year letterman on the Irish baseball team as a relief pitcher. He finished his career with 76.1 innings pitched, a 4.24 ERA and 45 strikeouts. As a licensed certified public accountant, he first went into accounting with Arthur Young & Company and he also worked for the Walt Disney Company in Orlando before moving into college athletics. Bobinski and his wife, Sil, have two children, Melissa, 20, who is in her junior year at Xavier, and Brian, 18, who is a freshman on the baseball team. Rich Franchak • Senior Associate Athletic Director/Baseball Administrator Rich Franchak is in his fourth year at Xavier as the senior associate athletic director and administrator for the baseball program. Franchak joined the Xavier staff in the summer of 2004. Prior to Xavier, Franchak held the post of associate director of the Badger Fund at Wisconsin. He was integral in the development and responsible for the operational oversight of the school’s comprehensive annual giving program for intercollegiate athletics. Dur- ing his four-year tenure, Wisconsin expanded its donor base by 64 percent and in 2002, the school exceeded 14,000 athletic donors for the first time. A 1986 graduate of the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, he holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics with a concentration in accounting. Franchak, 42, resides in Cincinnati with his wife Jennifer and six-year-old son Nicholas.

Xavier University Athletics Staff

Dr. John Kucia Dr. David Hellkamp Kim Powers-Hoyt Sister Rose Ann Jenna Willhoit Vice President NCAA Faculty Dir. of Student-Athlete Fleming Sports Information Representative Development/SWA Athletic Advising Cord. Assistant

Jody Jenike Michelle Sullivan Chris Rounds Holly Frantz Janet O’Brien Beth Johnson Head Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Strength & Assistant Strength Baseball Marketing Assistant for Baseball Conditioning Coach Coach Secretary 27 2007 All-Conference Teams First Team: P - Adam Mills (CHA), Spencer Steedley (CHA); RP - Gerard Breslin (LAS); C - Kris Rochelle (CHA); 1B - Brian Pellegrini (SBU); 2B - Eric Reese (FOR); 3B - Aaron Bray (CHA); SS - Michael Parker (GW); OF - Sean Barksdale (TU), Charlie Kruer (GW); Brad McElroy (CHA); DH - Eric Larson (URI)

Second Team: P - Tom Davis (FOR), Alex Hale (UR); RP - Brian Alas (UR); C - Jordan 2007 Atlantic 10 Wolf (XU); 1B - Joe Mahoney (UR); 2B - Cory Lane (CHA); 3B - Jordan Lert (FOR); SS - Ryan Weber (TU); OF- Joe Rizzo (SBU), Ben Wendle (SJU), Alex Wotring (UR); DH - Chris Final Baseball Standings Taylor (CHA) 2007 All-Rookie Team Conference Overall Tim Boyce, RP (URI); T.J. Chism, RP (LAS); Curtis Eward, 1B (GW); Brian Hamilton, RP Team W L Pct. W L Pct. (CHA); John Malloy, OF (LAS); Drew Smith, C (SJU); David Valesente, 2B (SJU); Tom Zebroski, 2B (GW); Matt Zielinski, P (UR) 1. Charlotte*^ 49 12 .803 23 4 .852 2. Fordham* 35 22 .614 19 8 .704 Player of the Year Rookie of the Year 3. Richmond* 32 28 .533 18 9 .667 Brian Pellegrini (SBU) Matt Zielinski (UR) Pitcher of the Year Coach of the Year 4. XAVIER* 29 31 .483 17 10 .630 Adam Mills (CHA) Loren Hibbs (CHA) 5. Rhode Island* 23 29 .442 16 11 .593 6. St. Bonaventure* 25 27 .481 14 12 .538 2008 Atlantic 10 2007 ATLANTIC 10 ALL- 7. George Washington 23 30 .435 14 13 .513 Preseason Poll CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 8. Massachusetts 22 25 .468 13 14 .481 1. Charlotte* (49-12/23-4) Alex Hale, Junior, P - Richmond 9. Saint Louis 16 37 .302 12 14 .462 2. Richmond (32-28/18-9) Adam Lipski, Senior, 2B - Xavier 10. Duquesne 22 29 .431 10 17 .370 3. Xavier (29-31/17-10) Michael Lucas, Junior, P - Xavier 4. Rhode Island (23-29/16-11) Brad McElroy, Junior, OF - Charlotte 11. Dayton 21 33 .389 9 18 .333 5. Fordham (35-22/19-8) Adam Mills, Senior, P - Charlotte 6. George Washington (23-30-1/14-13) Shayne Moody, Junior, SS - Charlotte Temple 18 37 .327 9 18 .333 7. Dayton (21-33/9-18) Adam Pasono, Sophomore, OF - Xavier 13. La Salle 17 32 .347 8 19 .296 8. St. Bonaventure (25-27/14-12) Eric Reese, Senior, 2B - Fordham 9. Massachusetts (22-25/13-14) Cory Riordan, Junior, P - Fordham 14. Saint Joseph’s 10 39 .204 6 21 .222 10. Saint Louis (16-37/12-14) Kris Rochelle, Senior, C - Charlotte 11. Temple (18-37/9-18) Chris Taylor, Senior, DH - Charlotte 12. Duquesne (22-29/10-17) Alex Wotring, Senior, DH - Richmond * Clinched Berth in A-10 Championship 13. La Salle (17-32/8-19) ^A-10 Champions & NCAA Tournament Berth 14. Saint Joseph’s (10-39/6-21) Most Outstanding Player - Shayne Moody - Charlotte

Charlotte Dayton Duquesne Fordham George Washington 49ers Flyers Dukes Rams COLONIALs

Apr. 11-13 • at Charlotte Mar. 22-24 • at Dayton May 2-4 • at Duquesne May 9-11 • at Fordham May 16-18 • at GW

Location...... Charlotte, N.C. Location...... Dayton, Ohio Location...... Pittsburgh, Pa. Location...... Bronx, N.Y. Location...... Washington, D.C. Home Field...... Phillips Field Home Field...Time Warner Cable Stadium Home Field...... Duquesne Field Home Field...... Houlihan Park Home Field...... Barcroft Park Capacity...... 3,000 Capacity...... 2,000 Capacity...... 1,500 Capacity...... 1,000 Capacity...... 1,000 Head Coach...... Loren Hibbs Head Coach...... Tony Vittorio Head Coach...... Mike Wilson Head Coach...... Nick Restaino Head Coach...... Steve Mrowka Record (Years)...... 452-385-3 (15) Record (Yrs)...... 218-223 (8) Record (Yrs)...... 289-429-1 (14) Record (Yrs)...... 93-75 (3) Record (Yrs)...... 89-84-1 (4) 2007 Record...... 49-12 2007 Record...... 21-33 2007 Record...... 22-29 2007 Record...... 35-22 2007 Record...... 23-31-1 2007 A-10 Record...... 23-4 2007 A-10 Record...... 9-18 2007 A-10 Record...... 10-17 2007 A-10 Record...... 19-8 2007 A-10 Record...... 14-13 2007 A-10 Finish...... 1st 2007 A-10 Finish...... 11th 2007 A-10 Finish...... 10th 2007 A-10 Finish...... 2nd 2007 A-10 Finish...... 7th SID...... Ryan Rose SID...... Bill Thomas SID...... George Nieman SID...... Scott Kwiatkowski SID...... Ryan Hudson Phone...... 704-687-6312 Phone...... 937-229-4419 Phone...... 412-396-5376 Phone...... 718-817-4240 Phone...... 202-994-0339 Fax...... 704-687-4918 Fax...... 937-229-4461 Fax...... 412-396-6210 Fax...... 718-817-4244 Fax...... 202-994-2713 Email...... [email protected] Email [email protected] Email...... [email protected] [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Website...www.charlotte49ers.com Website...... www.daytonflyers.com Website...... www.goduquesne.com Website...www.fordhamsports.com Website...... www.gwu.com

Massachusetts Richmond St. Bonaventure Saint Joseph A-10 Teams Not on the 2008 Schedule Minutemen Spiders Bonnies Hawks

Mar. 28-30 • at Massachusetts Apr. 4-6 • at Hayden Field Apr. 25-27 • at Hayden Field Apr. 18-20 • at Hayden Field La Salle

Location...... Amherst, Mass. Location...... Richmond, Va. Location...... St. Bonaventure, N.Y. Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Home Field...... Earl Lorden Field Home Field...... Pitt Field Home Field...... Handler Park Home Field.. Latshaw-McCarthy Field Rhode Capacity...... 750 Capacity...... 600 Capacity...... Capacity...... 1,000 Head Coach...... Mike Stone Head Coach...... Mark McQueen Head Coach...... Larry Subrook Head Coach...... Shawn Pender Island Record (Yrs)...... 516-416-2 (20) Record (Yrs)...... First Season Record (Yrs)...... 476-471-1 (22) Record (Yrs)...... 41-116 (3) 2007 Record...... 22-25 2007 Record...... 32-28 2007 Record...... 25-27 2007 Record...... 10-39 Saint 2007 A-10 Record...... 13-14 2007 A-10 Record...... 18-9 2007 A-10 Record...... 14-12 2007 A-10 Record...... 6-21 2007 A-10 Finish...... 8th 2007 A-10 Finish...... 3rd 2007 A-10 Finish...... 6th 2007 A-10 Finish...... 14th Louis SID...... Dave Gunn SID...... Mike DeGeorge SID...... Patrick Pierson SID...... Joe Greenwich Phone...... 413-545-2439 Phone...... 804-287-6313 Phone...... 716-375-2575 Phone...... 610-660-1738 Fax...... 413-545-1556 Fax...... 804-289-8820 Fax...... 716-375-2383 Fax...... 610-660-1724 Temple Email..... [email protected] Email..... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Website...www.umassathletics.com Website...www.richmondspiders.com Website...... www.gobonnies.com Website...... www.sjuhawks.com 28 Kentucky South Alabama Fairfield Iowa Kansas Wildcats Jaguars Stags Hawkeyes Jayhawks

Feb. 22 at Coca-Cola Classic & Mar. 25 at UK Feb. 23 • 6 pm • at Coca-Cola Classic Feb. 24 • 11 am • at Coca-Cola Classic Feb. 29 • 12 pm • at Music City Classic Mar. 1 • 12 pm • at Music City Classic

Location...... Lexington, Ky. Location...... Mobile, Ala. Location...... Fairfield, Conn. Location...... Iowa City, Iowa Location...... Lawrence, Kan. Conference...... Southeastern Conference...... Sun Belt Conference...... Metro Atlantic Conference...... Big Ten Conference...... Big 12 Home Field..... Cliff Hagan Stadium Home Field...... Stanky Field. Home Field...... Alumni Diamond Home Field...... Duane Banks Field Home Field...... Hoglund Ballpark Head Coach...... John Cohen Head Coach...... Steve Kittrell Head Coach...... John Slosar Head Coach...... Jack Dahm Head Coach...... Rich Price Record (Yrs)...... 131-93-1 (4) Record (Yrs)...... (24). Record (Yrs)...... 390-505 (22) Record (Years)...... 103-109 (4) Record (Yrs)...... 173-142-1 (5) 2007 Record...... 34-19-1 2007 Record...... 31-26 2007 Record...... 18-28 2007 Record...... 31-23 2007 Record...... 28-30 2007 SEC Record...... 13-16-1/9th 2007 Sun Belt Record...... 13-6/8th 2007 MAAC Record...... 12-14/6th 2007 Big Ten Record...... 17-13/4th 2007 Big 12 Record...... 9-17/9th SID...... Brent Ingram SID...... Jim Stephan. SID...... Kelly McCarthy SID...... Jenni Stumpff SID...... Mike Cummings Phone...... 859-257-3838 Phone...... 251-414-8032. Phone...... 203-254-4000 Phone...... 319-335-9411 Phone...... 785-864-3575 Fax...... 859-323-4310 Fax...... 251-460-7297. Fax...... 203-254-4117 Fax...... 319-335-9417 Fax...... 785-864-7944 Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected]. Email... [email protected] Email... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Website...... www.ukathletics.com Website...... www.usajaguars.com Website..... www.fairfieldstags.com Website.. www.hawkeyesports.com Website...... www.kuathletics.com

Vanderbilt Morehead State Southern Illinois Louisville Youngstown State Commodores eagles salukis Cardinals penguins

Mar. 2 • 4 pm • at Music City Classic Mar. 4 at MSU & May 14 at XU Mar. 7-9 • at Southern Illinois Mar. 11 • 3 pm • at Louisville Mar. 13-15 • at Hayden Field

Location...... Nashville, Tenn. Location...... Morehead, Ky. Location...... Carbondalle, Ill. Location...... Louisville, Ky. Location...... Youngstown, Ohio Conference...... Southeastern Conference...... Ohio Valley Conference...... Missouri Valley Conference...... Big East Conference...... Horizon League Home Field...Charles Hawkins Field Home Field...John (Sonny) Allen Field Home Field...... Abe Martin Field Home Field...... Patterson Stadium Home Field...... Eastwood Field Head Coach...... Tim Corbin Head Coach...... Jay Sorg Head Coach...... Dan Callahan Head Coach...... Dan McDonnell Head Coach...... Rich Pasquale Record (Yrs)...... 198-108 (5) Record (Yrs)...... First Season Record (Years)...... 356-367-1 (13) Record (Yrs)...... 47-24 (1) Record (Yrs)...... First Season 2007 Record...... 54-13 2007 Record...... 16-36 2007 Record...... 34-22 2007 Record...... 47-24 2007 Record...... 19-37 2007 SEC Record...... 22-8/1st 2007 OVC Record...... 9-18/10th 2007 MVC Record...... 13-11/T-3rd 2007 Big East Record...... 19-8/3rd 2007 Horizon Record...... 9-21/6th SID...... Thomas Samuel SID...... Randy Stacy SID...... Jeff Honza SID...... Sean Moth SID...... John Vogel Phone...... 615-343-0020 Phone...... 606-783-2500 Phone...... 618-453-5470 Phone...... 502-852-2159 Phone...... 330-941-1480 Fax...... 615-343-7064 Fax...... 606-783-5035 Fax...... 618-453-2648 Fax...... 502-852-7401 Fax...... 330-941-3191 [email protected] [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Website...www.vucommodores.com Website...... www.msueagles.com Website...... www.siusalukis.com Website...... www.uoflsports.com Website...... www.YSUsports.com

Notre Dame Toledo Indiana Wright State Indiana State fighting irish Rockets Hoosiers raiders sycamores

Mar. 18 • 5 pm • at Notre Dame Mar. 19 • 3 pm • at Hayden Field Mar. 26 • 3 pm • at Indiana Apr. 1 at XU & Apr. 15 at WSU Apr. 2 • 3 pm • at Hayden Field

Location...... Notre Dame, Ind. Location...... Toledo, Ohio Location...... Bloomington, Ind. Location...... Dayton, Ohio Location...... Terre Haute, Ind. Conference...... Big East Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Big Ten Conference...... Horizon League Conference...... Missouri Valley Home Field...... Frank Eck Stadium Home Field...... Scott Park Home Field...... Sembower Field Home Field...... Nischwitz Stadium Home Field...... Sycamore Field Head Coach...... Dave Schrage Head Coach...... Cory Mee Head Coach...... Tracy Smith Head Coach...... Rob Cooper Head Coach...... Lindsay Meggs Record (Yrs)...... 28-28 (1) Record (Yrs)...... 87-128 (4) Record (Yrs)...... 41-69 (2) Record (Yrs)...... 94-82 (4) Record (Yrs)...... 26-26 (1) 2007 Record...... 28-28 2007 Record...... 26-28 2007 Record...... 19-35 2007 Record...... 36-22 2007 Record...... 26-26 2007 Big East Record.....11-14/7th 2007 MAC Record...14-13/4th-West 2007 Big Ten Record...... 8-23/10th 2007 Horizon Record...... 21-9/2nd 2007 MVC Record...... 7-17/8th SID...... Michael Bertsch SID...... Brian DeBenedictis SID...... Matt Brady SID...... Greg Campbell SID...... Kevin Jenison Phone...... 574-631-8642 Phone...... 419-530-4919 Phone...... 812-856-0215 Phone...... 937-775-2771 Phone...... 812-237-4073 Fax...... 574-631-7941 Fax...... 419-530-4930 Fax...... 812-855-9401 Fax...... 937-775-2368 Fax...... 812-237-4277 Email...... [email protected] [email protected] Email...... [email protected] [email protected] Email.. [email protected] Website...... www.und.com Website...... www.utrockets.com Website...... www.iuhoosiers.com Website...... www.wsuraiders.com Website.....www.gosycamores.com

Ohio Bowling Green Miami Ball State Cincinnati Bobcats falcons RedHawks Cardinals Bearcats

Apr. 8 • 6 pm • at Ohio Apr. 9 at XU & May 13 at BG Apr. 16 at Miami & Apr. 23 at XU Apr. 22 • 3 pm • at Ball State Apr. 29 at XU & Apr. 30 at UC

Location...... Athens, Ohio Location...... Bowling Green, Ohio Location...... Oxford, Ohio Location...... Muncie, Ind. Location...... Cincinnati, Ohio Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Mid-American Conference...... Big East Home Field...... Bob Wren Stadium Home Field....Warren E. Steller Field Home Field...... McKie Field Home Field...... Ball Diamond Home Field....UC Baseball Stadium Head Coach...... Joe Carbone Head Coach...... Danny Schmitz Head Coach...... Dan Simonds Head Coach...... Greg Beals Head Coach...... Brian Cleary Record (Yrs)...... 556-466-2 (20) Record (Yrs)...... 457-421-4 (17) Record (Yrs)...... 65-47 (2) Record (Yrs)...... 160-123 (5) Record (Yrs)...... 267-354-1 (11) 2007 Record...... 23-31 2007 Record...... 22-32 2007 Record...... 32-24 2007 Record...... 20-34 2007 Record...... 28-28 2007 MAC Record...... 8-19/5th 2007 MAC Record...... 7-20/6th 2007 MAC Record...... 16-9/2nd 2007 MAC Record...... 8-19/6th 2007 Big East Record.....10-16/9th SID...... Wes Liles SID...... Kevin Shields SID...... John Berry SID...... Tyson Mathews SID...... Kelby Siler Phone...... 740-597-1784 Phone...... 419-372-0474 Phone...... 513-529-7092 Phone...... 765-285-8242 Phone...... 513-556-0617 Fax...... 740-597-1838 Fax...... 419-372-6015 Fax...... 513-529-6729 Fax...... 765-285-8929 Fax...... 513-556-0619 Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Email...... [email protected] Website...... www.ohiobobcats.com Website...... www.bgsufalcons.com Website..... www.muredhawks.com Website...www.ballstatesports.com Website...... www.gobearcats.com 29 2007 Hitting Statistics Record: 29-31 Home: 15-5 Away: 11-24 Atlantic 10: 17-10

No. Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 19 Jordan Wolf .341 59-59 229 41 78 10 3 9 43 121 .528 29 2 35 4 .418 1 5 18-19 302 48 5 .986 16 Adam Lipski .317 59-58 230 36 73 9 3 5 36 103 .448 18 10 23 4 .385 4 4 10-13 158 148 11 .965 8 Robbie Kelley .304 51-48 168 31 51 7 0 4 27 70 .417 16 18 30 2 .419 1 3 1-3 273 36 4 .987 24 Sean Farrell .296 50-40 152 31 45 7 2 1 22 59 .388 27 0 28 4 .402 0 0 0-4 13 0 4 .765 12 Steve Brown .293 30-26 99 13 29 3 0 0 8 32 .323 7 1 15 5 .343 1 2 3-4 39 3 2 .955 15 Adam Pasono .270 58-56 237 32 64 11 0 1 24 78 .329 18 6 37 3 .332 4 4 7-10 152 6 0 1.000 18 Andy Zellers .269 35-25 93 15 25 6 0 2 18 37 .398 8 3 23 1 .343 1 4 0-1 151 9 1 .994 2 Matt Waskerwitz .266 60-60 214 24 57 17 0 2 30 80 .374 15 3 36 2 .321 2 11 2-5 97 184 15 .949 27 Neil Lindgren .266 58-57 203 37 54 6 2 1 21 67 .330 32 2 28 3 .370 1 10 5-6 133 12 2 .986 21 Zac Richard .259 13-6 27 3 7 4 0 0 5 11 .407 6 0 7 0 .394 0 0 0-0 58 8 0 1.000 22 Tyler Aholt .217 18-14 46 5 10 0 0 0 8 10 .217 6 2 7 2 .333 0 6 1-1 76 15 2 .978 1 Pat Coffey .212 38-14 52 8 11 2 0 0 2 13 .250 5 1 15 1 .293 0 5 2-2 33 0 0 1.000 10 Drew Schmidt .211 53-49 166 21 35 0 0 0 16 35 .211 20 3 31 5 .305 1 1 0-0 37 77 10 .919 35 Bobby Freking .190 17-2 21 1 4 1 0 0 2 5 .238 1 0 4 1 .227 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 4 Jack Bonnikson .182 10-4 22 2 4 2 0 0 3 6 .273 3 0 11 0 .280 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 31 Drew Roberts .167 14-9 36 4 6 0 0 3 11 15 .417 4 0 7 1 .250 0 1 0-0 20 3 0 1.000 30 Chris Lozan .163 22-13 49 6 8 2 0 1 3 13 .265 9 1 12 1 .305 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 39 Sam Boone .000 7-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 0 5 0 .375 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 34 Nick Egloff .000 14-0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 0 0 .333 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.000 9 Richard Bautista .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 20 Brett Greenwell .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 6 1 .889

Totals .273 60-60 2052 311 561 87 10 29 279 755 .368 228 52 354 39 .358 16 56 49-68 1569 627 64 .972 Opponents .305 60-60 2048 335 625 122 10 57 309 938 .458 197 61 308 36 .378 29 43 43-82 1595 699 88 .963

LOB - Team (501), Opp (475). DPs turned - Team (49), Opp (51). Catcher’s Interference - Team (1), WOLF 1, Opp (3). IBB - Team (11), WOLF 3, PASONO 2, WASKERWITZ 1, FARRELL 1, LOZAN 1, AHOLT 1, LIPSKI 1, SCHMIDT 1, Opp (4). Picked off - LINDGREN 3, PASONO 2, WASKERWITZ 2, KELLEY 2, WOLF 2, BROWN 1. 2007 Pitching Statistics

No. Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 36 David Hartman 2.79 3-1 17 0 0 0/1 3 19.1 24 6 6 6 10 7 1 0 79 .304 0 2 0 0 3. 38 John Iborg 3.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.0 2 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 10 .200 0 0 0 0 0. 14 Bill Konecny 3.53 3-6 15 15 1 1/0 0 89.1 86 46 35 42 48 7 0 6 333 .258 5 9 0 3 6. 11 Mark Janszen 3.95 5-2 23 0 0 0/0 1 54.2 64 30 24 21 39 18 0 1 214 .299 2 3 0 3 7. 17 Charlie Leesman 4.22 4-3 14 13 1 1/0 0 81.0 90 47 38 31 47 18 0 7 303 .297 3 11 3 4 10. 29 Joe Kohler 4.45 2-0 11 0 0 0/0 0 28.1 36 15 14 5 16 12 1 2 114 .316 0 2 0 3 2 33 Michael Lucas 4.48 4-6 16 15 3 2/0 0 96.1 99 52 48 28 63 19 4 10 368 .269 8 15 3 6 4 25 Kyle Cowden 5.97 1-3 17 2 0 0/1 0 37.2 54 28 25 13 17 12 0 9 158 .342 3 4 0 3 3 21 Zac Richard 6.09 4-4 20 8 0 0/1 7 54.2 63 37 37 18 30 10 1 7 215 .293 0 7 1 1 4 20 Brett Greenwell 8.74 1-3 12 1 0 0/0 1 22.2 39 26 22 10 12 4 1 3 95 .411 2 4 1 3 1 23 Trey Archer 9.00 0-0 1 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 1 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 4 .250 0 0 0 0 0 37 Mike Creevy 9.49 1-2 5 2 0 0/0 0 12.1 24 15 13 3 12 6 0 2 55 .436 2 0 0 2 1 6 Dan Graham 12.31 1-1 9 4 0 0/0 0 22.2 43 31 31 15 12 8 2 10 100 .430 5 4 0 1 2.

Totals 5.08 29-31 60 60 5 5/1 12 523.0 625 335 295 197 308 122 10 57 2048 .305 30 61 8 29 43. Opponents 4.20 31-29 60 60 2 4/4 11 531.2 561 311 248 228 354 87 10 29 2052 .273 46 52 8 16 56

PB - Team (9), WOLF 7, AHOLT 2, Opp (13). Pickoffs - Team (12), LUCAS 3, AHOLT 2, CREEVY 2, JANSZEN 2, LEESMAN 2, GRAHAM 1, Opp (12). SBA/ATT - WOLF (36-64), LEESMAN (15-20), KONECNY (8-16), AHOLT (7-15), GRAHAM (5-10), LUCAS (4-8), RICHARD (3-7), JANSZEN (2-6), COWDEN (2-6), GREENWELL (2-4), KOHLER (1-2), IBORG (0- 1), HARTMAN (0-1), CREEVY (1-1).

30 2007 Xavier Baseball Results

Game date Opposing team Result Score XU r-h-e OPP r-h-e Inns Overall A-10 Pitcher of Record Attend Time. Feb 16, 2007 at Winthrop L 2-3 2-8-1 3-6-1 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 CREEVY (L 0-1) 245 2:35 Feb 17, 2007 at Winthrop L 2-8 2-3-2 8-13-2 9 0-2-0 0-0-0 GREENWELL (L 0-1) 185 2:40 Feb 18, 2007 at Winthrop L 2-3 2-6-1 3-10-1 9 0-3-0 0-0-0 RICHARD (L 0-1) 247 2:20 Feb 23, 2007 at Western Kentucky L 6-10 6-12-2 10-13-0 9 0-4-0 0-0-0 JANSZEN (L 0-1) 383 2:57 Feb 25, 2007 at Western Kentucky L 0-5 0-5-0 5-8-2 9 0-5-0 0-0-0 KONECNY (L 0-1) - 2:21 Feb 25, 2007 at Western Kentucky L 1-13 1-6-3 13-17-1 9 0-6-0 0-0-0 CREEVY (L 0-2) 185 2:49 Feb 28, 2007 vs. Oakland W 14-9 14-16-0 9-12-3 9 1-6-0 0-0-0 RICHARD (W 1-1) 150 2:28 Feb 28, 2007 at Kentucky L 2-6 2-8-1 6-11-1 9 1-7-0 0-0-0 LEESMAN (L 0-1) 1722 2:59 Mar 02, 2007 at Vanderbilt L 2-3 2-7-0 3-7-1 9 1-8-0 0-0-0 LUCAS (L 0-1) 1236 2:28 Mar 03, 2007 at Vanderbilt L 3-10 3-7-2 10-11-0 9 1-9-0 0-0-0 KONECNY (L 0-2) 1352 2:56 Mar 04, 2007 at Vanderbilt L 0-9 0-6-3 9-12-2 9 1-10-0 0-0-0 COWDEN (L 0-1) 1326 2:18 Mar 05, 2007 at Elon L 2-11 2-5-1 11-13-0 9 1-11-0 0-0-0 RICHARD (L 1-2) 128 2:16 Mar 07, 2007 at Duke L 3-4 3-5-1 4-9-2 9 1-12-0 0-0-0 LUCAS (L 0-2) 174 2:03 Mar 09, 2007 at Western Carolina L 4-9 4-10-3 9-15-2 9 1-13-0 0-0-0 LUCAS (L 0-3) 171 2:45 Mar 10, 2007 at Western Carolina W 17-12 17-19-2 12-17-3 9 2-13-0 0-0-0 JANSZEN (W 1-1) 257 3:19 Mar 11, 2007 at Western Carolina L 7-14 7-6-3 14-15-1 9 2-14-0 0-0-0 COWDEN (L 0-2) 293 2:34 Mar 13, 2007 BOWLING GREEN W 4-1 4-9-0 1-7-1 9 3-14-0 0-0-0 RICHARD (W 2-2) 183 2:03 Mar 16, 2007 at Louisville L 0-6 0-4-0 6-11-0 9 3-15-0 0-0-0 LUCAS (L 0-4) 301 2:08 Mar 17, 2007 at Louisville L 0-10 0-3-2 10-15-0 9 3-16-0 0-0-0 KONECNY (L 0-3) 334 2:47 Mar 18, 2007 at Louisville L 1-10 1-5-2 10-17-1 9 3-17-0 0-0-0 LEESMAN (L 0-2) 687 2:47 Mar 20, 2007 CINCINNATI W 1-0 1-3-1 0-7-2 9 4-17-0 0-0-0 RICHARD (W 3-2) 286 2:28 Mar 21, 2007 at Miami L 5-9 5-9-1 9-12-1 9 4-18-0 0-0-0 GRAHAM (L 0-1) 893 3:10 Mar 23, 2007 DAYTON* W 4-3 4-11-2 3-9-0 9 5-18-0 1-0-0 COWDEN (W 1-2) 291 2:18 Mar 24, 2007 DAYTON* W 6-5 6-13-1 5-9-2 9 6-18-0 2-0-0 JANSZEN (W 2-1) 327 2:40 Mar 25, 2007 DAYTON* W 9-5 9-14-1 5-11-3 9 7-18-0 3-0-0 CREEVY (W 1-2) 397 2:33 Mar 30, 2007 at Saint Louis* W 11-0 11-11-0 0-2-3 9 8-18-0 4-0-0 KONECNY (W 1-3) 123 2:52 Mar 31, 2007 at Saint Louis* W 3-0 3-6-0 0-6-3 9 9-18-0 5-0-0 LEESMAN (W 1-2) 93 2:08 Apr 01, 2007 at Saint Louis* W 4-3 4-11-2 3-8-2 9 10-18-0 6-0-0 LUCAS (W 1-4) 137 2:47 Apr 03, 2007 OHIO W 7-5 7-10-1 5-11-1 9 11-18-0 6-0-0 JANSZEN (W 3-1) 126 2:20 Apr 06, 2007 at Richmond* L 1-3 1-10-2 3-3-1 9 11-19-0 6-1-0 GREENWELL (L 0-2) 209 2:35 Apr 07, 2007 at Richmond* W 17-5 17-24-2 5-13-1 9 12-19-0 7-1-0 LEESMAN (W 2-2) 175 3:08 Apr 08, 2007 at Richmond* L 4-6 4-9-0 6-11-1 9 12-20-0 7-2-0 LUCAS (L 1-5) 242 3:18 Apr 13, 2007 DUQUESNE* W 8-6 8-13-1 6-9-0 9 13-20-0 8-2-0 KONECNY (W 2-3) - 2:37 Apr 13, 2007 DUQUESNE* W 5-1 5-11-0 1-4-2 9 14-20-0 9-2-0 LUCAS (W 2-5) 279 2:33 Apr 15, 2007 DUQUESNE* W 9-3 9-12-0 3-8-0 9 15-20-0 10-2-0 LEESMAN (W 3-2) 186 3:01 Apr 17, 2007 MIAMI W 4-3 4-9-2 3-13-3 9 16-20-0 10-2-0 RICHARD (W 4-2) 209 3:03 Apr 18, 2007 at Eastern Kentucky W 8-7 8-10-1 7-11-2 (10) 17-20-0 10-2-0 HARTMAN (W 1-0) 115 3:02 Apr 20, 2007 at Temple* W 11-4 11-14-0 4-9-2 9 18-20-0 11-2-0 KONECNY (W 3-3) 125 2:35 Apr 21, 2007 at Temple* W 6-3 6-9-1 3-8-2 9 19-20-0 12-2-0 LEESMAN (W 4-2) 500 2:35 Apr 22, 2007 at Temple* L 7-8 7-12-0 8-12-3 9 19-21-0 12-3-0 JANSZEN (L 3-2) 150 2:43 Apr 24, 2007 at Cincinnati W 9-5 9-9-0 5-12-4 9 20-21-0 12-3-0 GRAHAM (W 1-1) 462 2:40 Apr 25, 2007 at Ohio State W 4-3 4-8-0 3-10-0 9 21-21-0 12-3-0 GREENWELL (W 1-2) 2268 2:27 Apr 28, 2007 at Rhode Island* L 4-7 4-11-4 7-10-2 9 21-22-0 12-4-0 KONECNY (L 3-4) 213 3hr Apr 28, 2007 at Rhode Island* L 1-3 1-7-2 3-7-2 9 21-23-0 12-5-0 RICHARD (L 4-3) 207 2hr1 Apr 29, 2007 at Rhode Island* L 4-5 4-9-1 5-9-2 (10) 21-24-0 12-6-0 HARTMAN (L 1-1) 187 3hr1 May 03, 2007 CHARLOTTE* L 1-3 1-9-1 3-6-0 9 21-25-0 12-7-0 KONECNY (L 3-5) 306 2:11 May 04, 2007 CHARLOTTE* L 7-12 7-12-2 12-20-0 (11) 21-26-0 12-8-0 RICHARD (L 4-4) 318 4:01 May 05, 2007 CHARLOTTE* L 3-6 3-4-0 6-13-1 9 21-27-0 12-9-0 LUCAS (L 2-6) 322 2:40 May 11, 2007 LA SALLE* W 5-4 5-11-0 4-11-2 9 22-27-0 13-9-0 JANSZEN (W 4-2) 316 2:45 May 12, 2007 LA SALLE* W 5-4 5-14-0 4-12-1 (10) 23-27-0 14-9-0 HARTMAN (W 2-1) 362 3:22 May 13, 2007 LA SALLE* W 5-0 5-10-0 0-2-0 9 24-27-0 15-9-0 LUCAS (W 3-6) 321 2:09 May 15, 2007 at Toledo W 23-11 23-17-2 11-18-6 9 25-27-0 15-9-0 KOHLER (W 1-0) 108 3:27 May 16, 2007 BUTLER L 1-4 1-5-0 4-11-0 9 25-28-0 15-9-0 GREENWELL (L 1-3) 174 2:20 May 17, 2007 MASSACHUSETTS* W 4-3 4-6-2 3-6-2 (10) 26-28-0 16-9-0 JANSZEN (W 5-2) 181 2:44 May 18, 2007 MASSACHUSETTS* L 3-6 3-10-0 6-7-0 9 26-29-0 16-10-0 LEESMAN (L 4-3) 297 2:23 May 19, 2007 MASSACHUSETTS* W 5-4 5-6-1 4-14-2 9 27-29-0 17-10-0 HARTMAN (W 3-1) 371 2:56 May 23, 2007 vs. Rhode Island# L 3-4 3-10-1 4-10-1 9 27-30-0 17-10-0 KONECNY (L 3-6) 291 2:42 May 23, 2007 vs. St. Bonaventure# W 15-11 15-12-1 11-15-5 9 28-30-0 17-10-0 KOHLER (W 2-0) 244 3:13 May 24, 2007 vs. Rhode Island# W 3-0 3-9-0 0-4-0 9 29-30-0 17-10-0 LUCAS (W 4-6) 274 2:33 May 25, 2007 vs. Richmond# L 4-5 4-11-0 5-13-0 9 29-31-0 17-10-0 COWDEN (L 1-3) 397 2:53

() extra inning game Home games in BOLD CAPS * Denotes Atlantic 10 Conference Games # Denotes Atlantic 10 Championship Games (Fifth Third Field - Dayton, Ohio)

31 Xavier Baseball All-Time Records - Records include seasons from 1980-present 7. .349 (172-493) Chris Floyd 1985-87 Hitting Streak (Games) 13 Mike Sak 1997 - Records before the 1980 season are incomplete 8. .340 (258-760) Jay Johnson 2002-05 1. 24 Ty Brenning...... 2001 13 Mike Scuglik 1996 - Any information may be submitted to the Xavier 9. .313 (168-537) Sean Brewer 2003-06 2 21 Steve Brown 2006 13 Scott Lawson 1988 Sports Information Office to help in the compilation 3. 20 Mark Andres 2001 13 Scott Lawson 1987 of the record section AT-BATS 4. 19 Eric Greenwell 2000 13 Pete Spoerl 1982 Season (185 or more) 19 John Turner 1981 INDIVIDUAL OFFENSIVE RECORDS 1. 237 Adam Pasono 2007 6. 18 Jim Gruber 1965 Career 2. 230 Adam Lipski 2007 7. 17 Rodd Hampson 1997 1. 62 Sean West 1993-96 GAMES PLAYED 230 Ted Shalloe 1985 17 John Dressman 1992 2. 49 Rodd Hampson 1996-99 Season (54 or more) 4. 229 Jordan Wolf 2007 17 Pete Spoerl 1981 3. 44 Jay Johnson 2002-05 1. 62 Matt Griffin 1991 5. 228 Scott Federle 1991 10. 15 Sean Brewer 2005 4. 41 Ty Brenning 1998-01 62 Scott Federle 1991 6. 227 Sean Brewer 2006 11. 13 Sean Brewer 2006 41 Mike Maxey 1989-92 3. 60 Matt Waskerwitz 2007 227 Sean West 1995 12. 11 Jay Johnson 2004 6. 40 Sean Brewer 2003-06 60 Mike Maxey 1991 8. 221 Ed Vargo 1985 11 Alec Moss 2004 40 Jeff Crandell 1998-01 60 Ted Shalloe 1985 9. 219 Scott Federle 1992 14. 10 Adam Lipski 2007 40 Jim Dallio 1995-98 60 Ed Vargo 1985 219 Mike Macaitis 1989 10 Jay Johnson 2005 40 Mike Sak 1994-97 7. 59 Adam Lipski 2007 11. 217 John Dressman 1993 16. 9 Matt Waskerwitz 2006 40 Keith Oerther 1991-94 59 Jordan Wolf 2007 12. 214 Matt Waskerwitz 2007 9 Mark Andres 2003 11. 39 Matt Griffin 1989-92 59 Mark Clary 1993 13. 213 Keith Oerther 1992 39 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 59 Jeff Holcomb 1993 14. 212 Keith Oerther 1993 HITS 59 Keith Oerther 1993 15. 211 Mike Macaitis 1989 Season (60 or more) TRIPLES 59 Scott Federle 1992 16. 210 Rodd Hampson 1997 1. 82 Sean West 1995 Season (Five or more) 59 Mike Lassandro 1992 210 Matt Griffin 1991 2. 81 Keith Oerther 1993 1. 6 Sean West 1995 14. 58 Neil Lindgren 2007 18. 207 Eric Greenwell 2002 81 Ted Shalloe 1985 6 Scott Federle 1992 58 Adam Pasono 2007 19. 205 Scott Federle 1990 4. 80 Jeff Crandell 2001 6 Ted Shalloe 1984 58 Rodd Hampson 1997 20. 204 Ty Brenning 2001 5. 78 Jordan Wolf 2007 6 Dan Froehle 1983 58 Chris Kirkby 1997 21. 203 Neil Lindgren 2007 6. 77 Mike Macaitis 1989 5. 5 Eric Greenwell 2002 58 Mike Sak 1997 203 Jim Dallio 1997 7. 75 Ty Brenning 2001 5 Jason Du Vall 1997 58 Sean West 1995 203 Sean West 1994 8. 74 Rodd Hampson 1997 5 Mike Macaitis 1988 58 John Dressman 1993 203 Mike Lassandro 1992 74 Keith Oerther 1992 5 Dan Froehle 1985 58 Brian Simmons 1993 25. 201 Ty Brenning 2000 74 Scott Federle 1991 5 Ted Shalloe 1982 58 Sean West 1993 201 Pat Smith 1988 74 Ed Vargo 1985 5 John Turner 1982 58 Keith Oerther 1992 201 Steve Kroger 1986 12. 73 Adam Lipski 2007 5 Jeff Whalen 1977 58 Phil Serghini 1991 73 Matt Watson 1999 5 Jim Janszen 1975 58 Jim Robben 1985 Career 14. 72 Jay Johnson 2002 26. 57 Jim Dallio 1997 1. 820 Sean West 1993-96 15. 71 Jeff Ahr 1987 Career 57 Mike Scuglik 1997 2. 764 Scott Federle 1989-92 16. 70 Sean Brewer 2006 1. 18 Dan Froehle 1982-86 57 Mike Sak 1995 3. 760 Jay Johnson 2002-05 70 Pete Spoerl 1982 2. 16 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 57 Mike Macaitis 1989 4. 753 Eric Greenwell 2000-03 18. 69 Ty Brenning 2000 3. 15 Sean West 1993-96 5. 730 Mark Andres 2000-03 69 Pat Smith 1988 4. 9 Scott Federle 1989-92 Career 6. 717 Jordan Wolf 2004-07 20. 68 Jay Johnson 2005 5. 8 Mike Macaitis 1987-90 1. 223 Sean West 1993-96 7. 694 Mike Sak 1994-97 68 Jay Johnson 2003 2. 221 Mike Sak 1994-97 8. 692 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 22. 67 Mark Andres 2001 HOME RUNS 3. 220 Scott Federle 1989-92 9. 677 Keith Oerther 1991-94 67 Jeff Crandell 2000 Game 4. 215 Mark Andres 2000-03 10. 655 Matt Waskerwitz 2004-07 67 Chris Floyd 1985 1. 3 Ty Brenning vs. Fordham 215 Jay Johnson 2002-05 11. 607 Adam Lipski 2005-07 25. 66 Jay Johnson 2003 April 8, 2000 6. 214 Mike Scuglik 1996-99 12. 537 Sean Brewer 2003-06 66 John Dressman 1993 3 Jim Dallio vs. La Salle 7. 212 Matt Waskerwitz 2004-07 66 Scott Federle 1990 May 2, 1998 8. 211 Jim Dallio 1995-98 RUNS SCORED 66 Pat Smith 1990 3 Dan Froehle vs. Dayton 9. 206 Jordan Wolf 2004-07 Season (30 or more) 66 Scott Gordon 1989 March 29, 1986 10. 195 Pat Smith 1987-90 1. 63 Ted Shalloe 1985 195 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 2. 62 Mike Sak 1995 Career Season (Eight or more) 12. 167 Adam Lipski 2005-07 3. 60 Ted Shalloe 1983 1. 258 Jay Johnson 2001-05 1. 16 Dan Froehle 1986 13. 165 Sean Brewer 2003-06 4. 55 Mike Macaitis 1989 2. 246 Sean West 1993-96 2. 15 Jim Dallio 1996 5. 53 Sean West 1995 3. 236 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 15 Sean West 1995 BATTING AVERAGE 53 Dan Froehle 1986 4. 233 Scott Federle 1989-92 4. 14 Matt Watson 1999 Season (minimum of 100 AB) 7. 52 Matt Watson 1999 5. 227 Dan Froehle 1982-86 5. 13 Mike Sak 1995 1. .456 (63-138) Dan Froehle 1983 52 John Turner 1983 6. 226 Keith Oerther 1991-94 13 Andy Jansen 1982 2. .431 (44-102) Tom Merkle 1977 9. 51 Jeff Crandell 2001 7. 198 Jordan Wolf 2004-07 7. 12 Jim Dallio 1998 3. .412 (70-170) Pete Spoerl 1982 51 Jeff Ahr 1987 8. 173 Adam Lipski 2005-07 12 Jim Dallio 1997 4. .410 (52-156) John Turner 1983 11. 50 Eric Greenwell 2001 9. 169 Matt Waskerwitz 2004-07 12 Scott Gordon 1989 5. .400 (80-200) Jeff Crandell 2001 50 Mike Sak 1997 10. 168 Sean Brewer 2003-06 12 Ted Shalloe 1985 6. .397 (71-179) Jeff Ahr 1987 50 Ed Vargo 1985 12 Dan Froehle 1983 7. .396 (55-139) Pete Spoerl 1981 14. 49 Ty Brenning 2001 DOUBLES 12. 11 Mike Sak 1997 8. .388 (59-152) Jeff Whelan 1980 49 Keith Oerther 1993 Season (10 or more) 11 Matt Griffin 1991 9. .387 (55-142) Matt Watson 1998 49 Dan Froehle 1983 1. 23 Matt Watson 1999 11 Jeff Ahr 1987 .387 (41-106) Dave Ballman 1980 17. 48 Zach Swisher 1997 2. 21 Sean Brewer 2006 15. 10 Steve Dawes 1980 11. .386 (73-189) Matt Watson 1999 18. 47 Scott Federle 1991 3. 20 Ty Brenning 2001 16. 9 Jordan Wolf 2007 12. .384 (66-172) Scott Gordon 1989 19. 46 Keith Oerther 1994 4. 19 Sean West 1995 9 Jarrett Sues 2001 13. .382 (55-144) Jim Dallio 1998 46 Ted Shalloe 1984 5. 18 Jeff Crandell 2001 9 Bill Fish 1999 .382 (81-212) Keith Oerther 1993 46 Pete Spoerl 1982 18 Rodd Hampson 1997 9 Bill Fish 1997 15. .380 (57-150) Steve Dawes 1980 46 Jeff Whelan 1980 18 Joe Carter 1976 9 Keith Oerther 1994 16. .379 (52-137) Tony Traub 1983 23. 45 Scott Gordon 1989 8. 17 Matt Waskerwitz 2007 9 Matt Griffin 1990 17. .371 (43-116) Dan Froehle 1982 45 Rusty Staab 1981 17 Sean West 1996 9 Scott Gordon 1988 18. .368 (75-204) Ty Brenning 2001 25. 44 Jim Dallio 1997 17 Keith Oerther 1993 9 Chris Floyd 1987 19. .367 (55-150) Ted Shalloe 1984 44 Scott Federle 1992 17 Ted Shalloe 1985 9 Scott Gordon 1987 20. .365 (77-211) Mike Macaitis 1989 12. 16 Jay Johnson 2005 9 Jeff Ahr 1986 21. .364 (47-129) Ted Wroblewski 1992 Career 16 Ed Vargo 1986 9 Jeff Whelan 1980 22. .361 (82-227) Sean West 1995 1. 211 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 16 Ed Vargo 1985 27. 8 Mark Andres 2002 23. .360 (63-175) Dan Froehle 1986 2. 184 Mike Sak 1994-97 15. 15 Rodd Hampson 1999 8 Jeff Crandell 2000 24. .358 (62-173) Sean Brewer 2005 3. 181 Dan Froehle 1982-86 15 Keith Oerther 1992 8 Matt Watson 1998 25. .354 (56-158) Chris Floyd 1987 4. 177 Sean West 1993-96 15 Jim Robben 1985 8 Danny Nash 1995 5. 153 Scott Federle 1989-92 15 Tim Nichting 1981 8 Sean West 1993 Career (minimum of 320 AB) 6. 136 Jay Johnson 2002-05 19. 14 Mike Scuglik 1997 8 Matt Griffin 1992 1. .378 (123-325) Jim Gruber 1962-65 7. 108 Jordan Wolf 2004-07 14 Sean West 1994 8 Dan Froehle 1985 2. .377 (209-555) Pete Spoerl 1979-82 8. 91 Adam Lipski 2005-07 14 Matt Griffin 1992 8 Ted Shalloe 1984 3. .376 (227-603) Dan Froehle 1982-86 9. 90 Matt Maskerwitz 2004-07 14 Matt Griffin 1991 8 John Turner 1983 4. .367 (120-377) Jeff Ahr 1986-87 10. 78 Sean Brewer 2003-06 14 Sean Brewer 2005 5. .363 (164-452) Matt Watson 1997-99 24. 13 Brett Smith 2005 6. .354 (173-489) Keith Oerther 1991-94 13 Bill Fish 1997 32 Career HIT BY PITCH 22 Greg Wiggers 2000 17. 93.0 Matt Raih 2001 1. 43 Jim Dallio 1995-98 Season (Six or more) 22 Brian Hindersman 1990 93.0 Chris Shields 1995 2. 38 Dan Froehle 1982-86 1. 18 Robbie Kelley 2007 22 T.R. O’Brien 1991 19. 92.0 Michael Lucas 2006 3. 37 Mike Sak 1994-97 2. 13 Bill Fish 1999 18. 21 Bill Konecny 2005 20. 91.2 Jim Rieder 1981 4. 36 Sean West 1993-96 3. 10 Adam Lipski 2007 21 Mike Creevy 2005 21. 90.1 Lou Witte 1998 5. 32 Scott Gordon 1986-89 10 Bill Fish 1998 21 Jared Cutter 2000 22. 86.0 Dave Goodwin 1988 6. 31 Andy Jansen 1980-83 5. 9 Adam Lipski 2006 21 Lou Witte 1999 23. 84.2 Mike Creevy 2005 9 Mark Modrovsky 1999 21 Lou Witte 1997 24. 84.0 Adam Jahnsen 2003 RUNS BATTED IN 9 Jeff Holcomb 1993 21 Brandon DeVault 1996 84.0 Sean Finnegan 2002 Game 9 Brad Parker 1992 21 Bobby Bevel 1995 1. 11 Ty Brenning vs. Fordham 9 John Dressman 1991 21 Jim Elliott 1994 Career April 8, 2000 10. 8 Mark Modrovsky 1999 21 Jim Rieder 1981 1. 402.2 Lou Witte 1996-99 2. 9 Jim Dallio vs. La Salle 8 Jeff Holcomb 1993 27. 20 Zac Richard 2007 2. 323.2 Greg Wiggers 1999-03 May 2, 1998 8 Brad Parker 1992 20 Adam Jahnsen 2002 3. 293.0 Jeff Barger 1998-01 8 John Dressman 1991 20 Sean Finnegan 2002 4. 275.2 Bill Konecny 2004-07 Season (35 or more) 14. 7 Ty Brenning 1999 20 James Siefker 2000 5. 272.0 Matt Raih 1998-01 1. 70 Sean West 1995 7 Rodd Hampson 1997 20 Greg Wiggers 1999 6. 255.2 James Siefker 1997-00 2. 60 Scott Gordon 1989 7 Mike Sak 1995 20 Jared Cutter 1998 7. 247.2 Mike Creevy 2004-Pres. 3. 56 Jim Dallio 1996 7 John Dressman 1992 20 Rock Boser 1998 56 Mike Sak 1995 7 Phil Serghini 1991 20 Brandon DeVault 1993 COMPLETE GAMES 5. 55 Mark Andres 2001 19. 6 Adam Pasono 2007 Season (Six or more) 6. 54 Jim Dallio 1997 6 Adam Pasono 2006 Career 1. 12 Lou Witte 1997 7. 52 Jeff Ahr 1987 6 Kevin McKnight 2002 1. 98 Brandon DeVault 1993-96 2. 10 Jeff Barger 2001 52 Chris Floyd 1985 6 Ty Brenning 2000 2. 76 Matt Raih 1998-01 10 Lou Witte 1999 9. 51 Matt Watson 1999 6 Mark Modrovsky 1996 3. 74 Greg Wiggers 1999-03 10 Scott Gordon 1989 51 Dan Froehle 1983 4. 73 Mike Creevy 2004-Pres. 5. 9 Adam Jahnsen 2002 11. 49 Ted Shalloe 1985 Career 73 Jarred Cutter 1998-01 9 Greg Wiggers 2000 12. 48 Sean West 1993 1. 33 Bill Fish 1996-99 6. 71 Lou Witte 1996-99 9 Dave Goodwin 1988 13. 47 Jim Dallio 1998 2. 21 Adam Lipski 2005-07 7. 70 T.R. O’Brien 1990-94 8. 7 Lou Witte 1998 47 Chris Floyd 1987 3. 19 Ty Brenning 1998-01 8. 65 Bill Konecny 2004-07 7 John Shish 1997 47 Andy Jansen 1982 19 John Dressman 1991-93 9. 58 Steve Sakosits 2004-06 7 Lou Witte 1996 16. 46 Keith Oerther 1993 5. 18 Robbie Kelley 2005-Pres. 58 Brian Burdasz 1989-92 7 T.R. O’Brien 1993 46 Dan Froehle 1986 18 Mark Modrovsky 1996-99 11. 56 Scott Tanquay 1988-91 7 Steve Horne 1991 18. 45 Mark Andres 2002 18 Mike Sak 1994-97 56 Scott Gordon 1986-89 7 Glenn Colgan 1986 45 Steve Dawes 1980 13. 55 Mark Janszen 2004-07 7 Rick Noll 1984 20. 44 Mark Andres 2003 STOLEN BASES 7 Jim Rieder 1981 44 Mike Maxey 1991 Season (10 or more) GAMES STARTED 16. 6 Greg Wiggers 2003 44 Tony Traub 1983 1. 49 Rusty Staab 1981 Season (13 or more) 6 Josh Bradford 1996 23. 43 Jordan Wolf 2007 2. 47 Ted Shalloe 1984 1. 19 Adam Jahnsen 2002 6 Glenn Colgan 1987 43 Jeff Crandell 2000 3. 44 Ted Shalloe 1985 19 John Shish 1997 6 Don Engel 1987 43 Ty Brenning 2000 4. 42 Jeff Ahr 1987 3. 17 Bill Konecny 2004 6 Dave Neuer 1987 43 Keith Oerther 1992 5. 40 Rick Reynolds 1982 17 Jeff Barger 2001 6 Dave Neuer 1986 6. 38 Scott Federle 1991 17 James Siefker 2000 6 Pete Sherman 1984 Career 7. 32 Mike Macaitis 1989 17 Bobby Bevel 1994 6 Rick Noll 1982 1. 188 Sean West 1993-96 8. 30 Ed Vargo 1986 7. 16 Vince Fiore 1994 6 Andy Dillman 1980 2. 187 Jim Dallio 1995-98 30 Ed Vargo 1985 16 Sean Finnegan 2002 6 Ed Williams 1980 3. 176 Mark Andres 2000-03 10. 27 Scott Federle 1992 9. 15 Bill Konecny 2007 4. 168 Dan Froehle 1982-86 27 Pat Smith 1988 15 Michael Lucas 2007 Career 5. 149 Mike Sak 1994-97 12. 26 Scott Federle 1989 15 Michael Lucas 2006 1. 36 Lou Witte 1996-99 6. 145 Andy Jansen 1980-83 13. 24 Scott Federle 1990 15 Greg Wiggers 2000 2. 20 Dave Neuer 1984-87 14. 23 Joe Daddino 1984 15 Lou Witte 1999 3. 18 Greg Wiggers 1999-03 WALKS 23 Ted Shalloe 1982 15 Lou Witte 1997 18 Jeff Barger 1998-01 Season (30 or more) 23 Pete Spoerl 1982 15 Bobby Bevel 1995 18 Rick Noll 1982-85 1. 61 Mike Sak 1995 23 Rusty Staab 1980 15 T.R. O’Brien 1993 6. 17 Glenn Colgan 1984-87 2. 54 Mike Sak 1997 18. 22 Dan Froehle 1985 15. 14 Mike Creevy 2006 3. 48 Scott Gordon 1989 22 Joe Daddino 1982 14 Lou Witte 1998 EARNED RUN AVERAGE 48 Tom Merkle 1976 20. 21 Bill Gordon 1987 14 Josh Bradford 1996 Season (Min. 30.0 IP or 10 App.) 5. 46 Mike Sak 1996 21 John Turner 1981 18. 13 Charlie Leesman 2007 1. 1.37 Bill Dressman 1959 46 Chuck Crocker 1994 21 Jeff Whelan 1980 13 Michael Lucas 2005 2. 1.80 Bill Krumpelbeck 1973 7. 44 Scott Federle 1992 23. 20 Mike Macaitis 1988 13 Dan Graham 2004 3. 1.81 Tom Labuda 1963 8. 43 Neil Lindgren 2006 20 Ted Shalloe 1983 13 Adam Jahnsen 2003 4. 1.91 Gary Franke 1981 9. 40 Brian Simmons 1993 20 Joe Daddino 1981 13 Brian Hindersman 1993 5. 2.10 Mike Maxey 1990 10. 38 Mike Scuglik 1998 13 Steve Horne 1991 6. 2.15 Mike Deely 1976 38 Mike Macaitis 1989 Career 7. 2.37 Mike Creevy 2004 12. 37 Scott Federle 1991 1. 134 Ted Shalloe 1982-85 Career 2.37 Gary Franke 1982 37 Scott Gordon 1988 2. 115 Scott Federle 1989-92 1. 56 Lou Witte 1996-99 9. 2.39 Dave Goodwin 1987 14. 36 Chris Kirkby 1998 3. 109 Rusty Staab 1979-82 2. 50 Greg Wiggers 1999-03 10. 2.54 Art Knott 1986 15. 35 Keith Oerther 1994 4. 78 Mike Macaitis 1987-90 3. 48 Bill Konecny 2004-07 11. 2.79 Adam Jahnsen 2003 16. 34 Jay Johnson 2005 5. 76 Ed Vargo 1984-86 4. 47 James Siefker 1997-00 12. 2.86 Tim Beaver 2004 34 Mike Maxey 1991 6. 55 Jay Johnson 2002-05 5. 45 Bill Peters 1995-98 13. 2.87 Josh Bradford 1996 34 Tom Bartlett 1982 6. 42 Jeff Barger 1998-01 14. 2.93 T.R. O’Brien 1991 19. 33 Mark Andres 2003 15. 2.98 Lou Witte 1997 33 Jim Dallio 1998 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING RECORDS INNINGS PITCHED 16. 2.79 David Hartman 2007 33 Jeff Holcomb 1993 Season (75.0 or more) 17. 3.03 Andy Dillman 1980 33 Kip Funke 1987 APPEARANCES 1. 123.2 Lou Witte 1997 18. 3.12 Chip Englert 1981 33 Dan Froehle 1985 Season (20 or more) 2. 116.0 John Shish 1997 19. 3.17 Scott Gordon 1989 33 Jim Robben 1985 1. 32 Mike Deely 1976 3. 114.1 Bill Krumpelbeck 1976 20. 3.24 Lou Witte 1999 33 Rick Reynolds 1982 2. 31 Mike Creevy 2004 4. 110.2 Adam Jahnsen 2002 3.24 Jim Rieder 1981 33 Dave Ballman 1980 3. 29 Brandon DeVault 1994 5. 110.0 Jeff Barger 2001 22. 3.26 Steve Sakosits 2005 4. 28 Brandon DeVault 1995 6. 105.2 Lou Witte 1999 23. 3.29 Rick Noll 1983 Career 5. 26 Steve Sakosits 2006 7. 101.1 Mike Creevy 2006 24 3.40 Joe Butts 1995 1. 188 Mike Sak 1994-97 6. 25 Kevin Cunningham 2002 101.1 James Siefker 2000 25. 3.42 Kevin Crowley 2003 2. 130 Mike Scuglik 1996-99 25 Brandon DeVault 1995 9. 101.0 Greg Wiggers 2000 3.42 Jared Cutter 1998 3. 125 Scott Federle 1989-92 25 Scott Tanguay 1990 10. 99.2 Vince Fiore 1994 4. 120 Scott Gordon 1986-89 9. 23 Mark Janszen 2007 11. 97.1 Brian Hindersman 1993 Career 5 119 Mark Andres 2000-03 23 Kevin Crowley 2003 12. 96.2 Bobby Bevel 1994 1. 2.44 Gary Franke 1979-82 Dan Froehle 1982-86 23 Patrick Gavin 1997 13. 96.1 Michael Lucas 2007 2. 2.78 Bob Thornton 1962-65 7. 103 Jim Dallio 1995-98 23 John Shish 1997 96.1 Bobby Bevel 1995 3. 2.81 Bill Krumpelbeck 1973-76 8. 94 Mike Maxey 1989-92 13. 22 Steve Sakosits 2005 15. 94.2 T.R. O’Brien 1993 4. 3.09 Tim Beaver 2004-05 9. 89 Jordan Wolf 2007 22 Matt Raih 2001 16. 94.0 Josh Bradford 1996 5. 3.13 Tom Labuda 1963-65 33 6. 3.29 Adam Jahnsen 2002-03 3. 87 Bobby Bevel 1995 6 1982 24. 1392 1982 7. 3.58 Lou Witte 1996-99 4. 85 Josh Bradford 1996 6 1980 25. 1324 1983 8. 4.00 Charlie Leesman 2006-Pres. 5. 80 Bobby Bevel 1994 6 1975 Runs: 9. 4.13 Rick Noll 1982-85 6. 77 Lou Witte 1998 1. 398 1995 10. 4.22 Mike Creevy 2004-Pres. 7. 76 Jim Rieder 1981 Losses in a Row: 2. 371 1997 8. 74 Mike Creevy 2006 1. 17 1989 3. 370 1982 WINS 74 Greg Wiggers 1999 2. 15 1992 4. 359 1983 Season (Five or more) 10. 72 Adam Jahnsen 2002 3. 11 1992 5. 347 1985 1. 12 Lou Witte 1997 11. 71 Michael Lucas 2006 11 1991 6. 340 1998 2. 10 Adam Jahnsen 2002 71 Jeff Barger 2001 5. 10 1993 7. 333 1987 10 Lou Witte 1999 71 James Siefker 2000 6. 9 2000 8. 332 1993 10 Jim Rieder 1981 14. 69 Sean Finnegan 2002 9 1988 9. 331 1986 5. 9 Bill Krumpelbeck 1976 69 Lou Witte 1996 8. 8 1993 10. 328 2001 6. 8 John Shish 1997 69 Dave Goodwin 1988 8 1988 11. 311 2007 8 Josh Bradford 1996 17. 66 Dan Graham 2004 8 1981 12. 308 1996 8 Gary Franke 1981 18. 65 Greg Wiggers 2000 11. 7 2007 308 1991 8 Andy Dillman 1980 19. 64 Kevin Cave 2001 7 2006 14. 306 1999 8 Kevin Lyons 1976 64 Mark Hollstegge 1980 7 2004 15. 303 1989 11. 7 Jarret Sues 2003 21. 63 Michael Lucas 2007 7 2000 16. 294 1981 7 Jarret Sues 2002 22. 62 Mike Creevy 2005 7 1990 17. 292 1992 7 Jeff Barger 2001 62 Bill Peters 1997 15. 6 2005 18. 290 1994 7 James Siefker 2000 62 Rick Noll 1982 6 2003 19. 284 1980 7 Lou Witte 1998 25. 61 T.R. O’Brien 1993 6 2001 20. 277 2002 7 John Shish 1996 6 1999 277 2000 7 Bobby Bevel 1995 Career 6 1994 277 1990 7 Chris Shields 1995 1. 345 Lou Witte 1996-99 6 1989 23. 260 2005 7 Dave Neuer 1987 2. 240 Greg Wiggers 1999-03 6 1982 24. 254 2003 7 Mark Hollstegge 1980 3. 203 Jeff Barger 1998-01 25. 251 2006 21. 6 Greg Wiggers 2000 4. 194 Mike Creevy 2004-Pres. Winning Pct.: 6 Greg Wiggers 1999 5. 189 T.R. O’Brien 1990-94 1. .727 (24-9) 1967 Hits: 6 Matt Raih 1998 6. 187 Bobby Bevel 1994-95 2. .667 (30-15) 1981 1. 561 2007 6 Lou Witte 1996 7. 186 Bill Peters 1995-98 3. .636 (28-16) 1983 2. 537 1985 6 Scott Gordon 1989 8. 157 Dave Neuer 1984-87 4. .604 (32-21) 1987 3. 536 2001 6 Glen Colgan 1987 9. 150 Bill Krumpelbeck 1973-76 5. .571 (28-21) 1982 4. 527 1995 6 Rob Burkhart 1986 10. 148 Bill Konecny 2004-07 6. .552 (32-26) 1997 5. 526 1997 6 Don Engel 1986 7. .519 (27-25) 1998 6. 522 1986 6 Chris Bedel 1983 NO-HITTERS 8. .509 (29-28) 1986 7. 511 1993 6 Rick Noll 1983 1. By Mike Bolger vs. Dayton 9. .508 (30-29-1) 1985 8. 507 1991 6 Rick Noll 1982 April 8, 1973 10. .500 (26-26-2) 2003 9. 499 1992 6 Gary Franke 1982 .500 (27-27) 2002 10. 497 1999 2. By Gary Franke vs. Thomas More .500 (27-27) 1996 11. 496 1990 Career ...... 1979 12. 495 1989 1. 35 Lou Witte 1996-99 Batting Average: 13. 490 2002 2. 22 Bill Krumpelbeck 1973-76 3. By Steve Stigler vs. Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1. .351 1983 14. 482 2006 3. 21 Pete Sherman 1982-85 College March 29, 1988 2. .334 1982 15. 479 2005 4. 19 Dave Neuer 1984-87 3. .327 1980 16. 470 2000 5. 18 Rob Burkhart 1984-87 4. By Sean Finnegan and Jay Johnson vs. 4. .317 1981 17. 465 1987 6. 15 Bill Konecny 2004-07 Rhode Island March 24, 2002 5. .309 1987 465 1983 6. .308 1986 465 1982 SAVES 7. .302 2001 20. 456 1998 Season (Three or more) TEAM SEASON RECORDS 8. .297 1990 21. 449 1988 1. 8 Mike Creevy 2004 .297 1985 22. 441 2003 8 Scott Gordon 1986 OFFENSIVE 10. .291 1999 23. 435 1996 3. 7 Zac Richard 2007 Wins: 11. .288 2002 24. 432 1994 4. 6 Kevin Cunningham 2002 1. 32 1997 12. .286 1997 25. 410 1980 6 Mike Scuglik 1999 32 1987 13. .284 1984 6 Brandon DeVault 1995 3. 30 1985 14. .281 1998 Doubles: 6 Scott Gordon 1987 30 1981 15. .280 1989 1. 110 1997 8. 5 Brandon DeVault 1996 5. 29 2007 16. .279 2005 2. 107 1992 5 Jim Rieder 1981 29 1986 .279 1988 3. 104 1999 10. 4 Mike Scuglik 1998 7. 28 1995 18. .276 1996 4. 100 1985 4 T.R. O’Brien 1991 28 1983 .276 1995 5. 99 2001 4 Scott Tanguay 1990 28 1982 20. .275 1993 99 1989 13. 3 David Hartman 2007 10. 27 2002 21. .273 2007 7. 95 1996 3 Steve Sakosits 2006 27 1998 22. .269 2003 8. 92 1995 3 Mark Janszen 2005 27 1996 23. .268 1992 9. 87 2007 3 Jared Cutter 1998 27 1980 .268 1991 87 1998 3 Lou Witte 1997 14. 26 2003 25. .266 2000 11. 85 1986 3 Brandon DeVault 1994 26 1975 12. 83 2005 3 Mike Maxey 1992 16. 24 1999 At Bats: 13. 80 1991 3 Scott Gordon 1988 17. 23 1991 1. 2052 2007 80 1980 3 Brian Heffron 1986 18. 22 2000 2. 1923 2006 15. 79 1993 3 Tom Koenig 1984 19. 21 2001 3. 1909 1995 79 1988 20. 20 1989 4. 1894 1991 79 1982 Career 21. 19 2006 5. 1864 1992 18. 78 1983 1. 17 Scott Gordon 1986-89 19 2005 6. 1860 1993 19. 77 1994 2. 14 Brandon DeVault 1993-96 19 1994 7. 1842 1997 20. 76 2006 3. 11 Mike Scuglik 1996-99 19 1993 8. 1805 1985 21. 74 2002 11 Mike Creevy 2004-Pres. 19 1988 9. 1776 2001 22. 71 2003 5. 7 Zac Ruchard 2007-Pres. 19 1984 10. 1767 1989 23. 66 1990 7 Tom Koenig 1982-85 11. 1764 2000 24. 65 1987 6. 6 Kevin Cunningham 2002 Wins in a Row: 12. 1719 2005 25. 64 1981 1. 9 1975 13. 1701 1999 STRIKEOUTS 9 1972 14. 1699 2002 Triples: Game 3. 8 1987 15. 1697 1986 1. 22 1982 1. 17 Bill Peters vs. Duquesne 8 1981 16. 1695 1994 2. 20 1993 April 20, 1997 (10 innings) 5. 7 2007 17. 1671 1990 3. 18 1985 Bob Thornton vs. Marian (IN) 7 1998 18. 1642 2003 4. 16 1987 1964 7 1986 19. 1621 1998 16 1986 7 1983 20. 1612 1988 16 1983 Season (55 or more) 9. 6 1997 21. 1608 2004 7. 15 1975 1. 107 Lou Witte 1997 6 1995 22. 1575 1996 8. 14 1988 2. 92 Lou Witte 1999 6 1983 23. 1503 1987 9. 13 1995 34 13 1984 22. 183 1988 5. 305 1994 19. 4 1994 13 1980 23. 172 1984 6. 304 2003 20. 3 2003 12. 12 1992 24. 171 2002 7. 302 1998 3 2000 12 1981 25. 167 2005 8. 294 1986 3 1989 14. 11 1996 9. 293 2006 3 1980 11 1990 Stolen Bases: 10. 288 1996 24. 2 2001 16. 10 2007 1. 161 1982 11. 283 2001 2 1983 10 2002 2. 148 1987 12. 282 1990 2 1982 10 1997 3. 137 1985 13. 276 2004 19. 9 2006 137 1981 14. 274 2002 Team Fielding Percentage: 20. 8 1989 5. 129 1989 274 2000 1. .965 1987 21. 7 1998 6. 123 1984 16. 269 1991 2. .964 2006 7 1991 7. 109 1991 17. 268 1992 3. .963 1985 23. 6 2005 8. 99 1988 18. 261 1988 4. .959 1986 6 2001 9. 93 1986 19. 243 2005 .959 1984 6 2000 10. 88 1980 20. 241 1993 6. .958 2004 11. 80 1983 21. 234 1989 .958 2003 Home Runs: 12. 73 1990 22. 233 1987 8. .956 1975 1. 64 1997 13. 63 1997 23. 224 1983 9. .954 2005 2. 62 1986 63 1992 24. 217 1982 .954 1980 3. 60 1995 15. 57 1975 25. 210 1984 11. .953 1998 60 1983 16. 56 1993 12. .952 1999 5. 55 1985 17. 53 2003 Bases On Balls: 13. .949 2002 6. 51 1996 18. 52 1996 1. 104 1980 .949 1991 51 1987 19. 49 2007 2. 127 1975 15. .948 2000 8. 45 1998 20. 48 1994 3. 144 1981 16. .943 1995 9. 41 1999 21. 46 2004 4. 155 1999 17. .940 1988 10. 40 1982 22. 44 1995 5. 184 1983 .940 1981 11. 37 1992 23. 41 2006 6. 193 2005 19. .938 2001 12. 35 1980 41 2002 7. 197 2007 .938 1997 13. 34 1993 25. 40 2005 8. 198 2001 .938 1989 14. 33 2000 40 2000 9. 201 2000 22. .937 1996 33 1994 10. 206 1996 .937 1993 33 1984 DEFENSIVE 11. 209 2003 .937 1990 17. 32 2003 Earned Run Average: 12. 214 1998 25. .936 1983 18. 31 2002 1. 3.23 1965 13. 215 1987 31 2001 2. 3.40 1975 14. 216 2002 31 1991 3. 4.18 1981 15. 218 1982 ATLANTIC 10 AWARD WINNERS 31 1988 4. 4.19 1980 16. 223 2006 22. 30 1989 5. 4.43 1986 17. 235 1988 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 23. 29 2007 6. 4.69 2003 18. 236 1986 1996 First Team: Josh Bradford 24. 28 2006 7. 4.86 2005 19. 237 1984 1997 First Team: Lou Witte 25. 27 1981 8. 4.89 1983 20. 241 1997 Jim Dallio 9. 4.98 1999 21. 252 1992 Zach Swisher Runs Batted In: 10. 4.99 1990 22. 253 1994 Second Team: Rodd Hampson 1. 351 1995 11. 5.05 2002 23. 274 1990 1998 First Team: Jim Dallio 2. 339 1997 12. 5.07 1996 24. 281 1995 1999 First Team: Lou Witte 3. 318 1985 13. 5.08 2007 281 1991 Matt Watson 4. 311 1983 14. 5.11 1997 2001 First Team: Mark Andres 5. 308 1982 15. 5.14 1982 Home Runs Allowed: 2002 First Team: Eric Greenwell 6. 302 1998 16. 5.25 1998 1. 21 1981 Alec Moss 7. 301 2001 17. 5.33 1984 2. 35 1990 2003 First Team: Mark Andres 8. 297 1993 18. 5.36 1995 3. 36 2002 Second Team: Eric Greenwell 9. 295 1987 19. 5.43 2006 4. 38 2004 Adam Jahnsen 10. 280 1986 20. 5.47 2004 5. 40 1991 Jay Johnson 11. 279 2007 21. 5.49 1987 6. 41 2003 2004 First Team: Jay Johnson 12. 274 1999 22. 5.56 2000 41 1989 2007 Second Team: Jordan Wolf 13. 273 1991 23. 5.80 1991 8. 42 2000 14. 268 1996 24. 6.23 1988 9. 43 2005 ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 268 1989 25. 6.27 2001 43 1986 1996 Marty Sparks 16. 256 1981 11. 45 1997 1997 Lou Witte 17. 250 1980 Innings Pitched: 12. 46 1996 2002 Adam Jahnsen 18. 249 2002 1. 523.0 2007 46 1994 2003 Jarret Sues 19. 244 2000 2. 485.0 1995 46 1987 2007 Adam Lipski 20. 242 1990 3 483.0 1991 15. 49 1988 Michael Lucas 21. 239 1994 4. 479.0 2006 16. 50 1998 Adam Pasono 22. 230 2005 5. 466.0 1993 17. 51 1999 23. 229 2003 6. 465.1 1997 18. 52 2006 PITCHER OF THE YEAR 24. 225 2006 7. 459.7 1992 19. 53 1992 1996 Josh Bradford 25. 211 1988 8. 444.0 1989 20. 57 2007 1997 Lou Witte 9. 436.2 2000 57 2001 Bases on Balls: 10. 435.0 2001 22. 60 1995 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1. 289 1995 11. 434.0 1999 23. 63 1993 2002 Jay Johnson 2. 263 1992 12. 431.1 2003 24. 66 1985 3. 253 1994 13. 430.1 1994 Saves: COACH OF THE YEAR 4. 244 1993 14. 430.0 2005 1. 12 2007 1997 John Morrey 5. 242 1998 15. 427.2 2002 2. 11 1986 6. 241 1996 16. 425.2 1990 11 2004 7. 240 1987 17. 424.1 1986 4. 9 1995 8. 239 1997 18. 414.1 2004 5. 7 2006 9. 229 1989 19. 410.0 1998 7 2005 10. 228 2007 20. 407.1 1988 7 1998 11. 227 2006 21. 405.0 1996 7 1996 12. 224 1986 22. 382.0 1987 7 1992 13. 219 1991 23. 349.0 1975 7 1991 219 1990 24. 332.2 1982 7 1990 15. 214 1982 25. 321.0 1981 7 1987 16. 207 2001 13. 6 2002 207 1985 Strikeouts: 6 1999 18. 199 2000 1. 332 1997 6 1988 19. 197 1980 2. 330 1999 6 1981 20. 196 2003 3. 320 1995 17. 5 1997 196 1999 4. 308 2007 5 1984 35