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Quick Facts (PDF) ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK QUICK FACTS // 2021 KANSAS BASEBALL QUICK FACTS Full name . .University . .of .Kansas . ROSTER. INFORMATION Location. Lawrence, Kan. ALPABETICAL ROSTER Founded. 1866 Pos. No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. B/T Hometown/Previous School Enrollment . 28,447. .P . .20 . .Jake . Adams 6-4 210 R-SO R/R Bethany, Okla./Bethany HS Nickname . .Jayhawks . IF. 17. Maui. Ahuna 6-0 160 FR L/R Hilo, Hawaii/Hilo HS Colors . .Crimson . &. Blue. .P . .52 Nathan Barry 6-0 160 R-SR R/L Reno, Nev./Galena/Sierra College OF 28 Jake Baker 6-4 215 R-FR L/L Lawrence, Kan./Free State HS Stadium (Capacity) . .Hoglund . Ballpark. (2,500) . P 59 Sam Brady 6-0 170 FR L/L Lake Quivira, Kan./Rockhurst HS NCAA Division/Conference . I/Big 12 OF 3 Casey Burnham 5-9 185 R-SO L/L Grand Island, Neb./Grand Island HS Chancellor. Douglas A. Girod IF 15 Ryan Callahan 6-2 190 FR L/R Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Northwest HS Athletics Director . .Jeff . Long . .C/OF . 10. Tony Castonguay 6-0 195 FR R/R Aurora, Colo./Grandview HS Deputy Athletics Director - Administration (BSB Admin.) . .Sean . Lester. P 53 Carson Collins 6-0 195 FR R/R McKinney, Texas/John Paul II HS Ticket office phone . 1-800-34-HAWKS. .IF . 9 James Cosentino 5-10 185 R-SR L/R Leawood, Kan./St. Thomas Aquinas HS IF 11 Zac Cox 6-0 190 R-FR R/R Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan HS STADIUM INFORMATION P 37 Ryan Cyr 6-4 210 R-SR R/R Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley/Mississippi State Stadium Name . Hoglund Ballpark P 44 Eli Davis 5-8 145 R-SO L/L Shawnee, Okla./Shawnee HS Capacity . 2,500. P. 50. Jacob. Dillon 6-1 215 FR R/R Olathe, Kan./Olathe North HS Largest Crowd . 2,639 (May 17, 2009 vs. Kansas State) OF/IF 33 Dylan Ditzenberger 6-0 195 R-SO L/R Allen, Texas/Allen HS Surface . .AstroTurf . 3D. C. 21. Jake English 6-1 205 FR R/R Olathe, Kan./Olathe South HS Dimensions . 330-400-330 IF 8 Jack Hammond 6-0 165 FR R/R Skiatook, Okla./Owasso HS P 55 Everhett Hazelwood 6-2 210 R-JR R/R San Diego, Calif./Norco/CSUSM/Palomar CC Press Box Phone (Media Only) . .785/864-4037 . .P . 46 Daniel Hegarty 6-2 220 R-JR L/L Leawood, Kan./Blue Valley HS P 39 Stone Hewlett 6-0 175 FR L/L Leawood, Kan./Rockhurst HS TEAM HISTORY IF 12 Tavian Josenberger 6-0 170 FR S/R Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill HS First Season of Record . .1880 . OF. 29. Trevor. Kardell 6-5 235 FR R/R Lees Summit, Mo./Lees Summit West HS Seasons . 126. P. .27 . Cole. Larsen. 6-1 175 R-JR R/R Jamestown, Kan./Concordia/Cowley CCC . (KU did not field a team in 1881, 1882, 1895, 1901, 1933-36, 1943 & 1945) OF/1B 43 Tom Lichty 5-10 185 R-JR L/R Reno, Nev./Galena HS All-Time Record . .1,951-1,878-18 . OF. 51 Max Martinez 5-11 170 FR S/R Sacramento, Calif./Christian Brothers HS Conference Titles (Last). 4 (2006) P 56 Ayden Mertz 5-11 175 FR R/R Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill HS Big 12 Titles (Last) . 1. (2006) . .P . .40 . Thane McDaniel 6-1 190 FR R/R Junction City, Kan./Junction City HS NCAA Regional Appearances (Last). 5 (2014) 1B 26 Cooper McMurray 6-3 235 FR L/L Tulsa, Okla./Bishop Kelley HS NCAA Regional Titles (Last) . 1. (1993) . P. 45. Marc Mendel 6-2 195 R-FR R/R New York, N.Y./Fieldston HS NCAA Regional Record . 9-9. IF. 5. Skyler. Messinger 6-3 220 R-JR R/R Niwot, Colo./Niwot HS College World Series Appearances (Last) . 1. (1993) . 1B. .30 Nolan Metcalf 6-3 245 R-JR R/R Granger, Ind./Penn HS P 19 Austin Quick 6-0 180 R-FR R/R Lawrence, Kan./Lawrence HS College World Series Record . 0-2 OF 31 Blaine Ray 5-11 200 R-JR R/R Ottawa, Kan./Ottawa HS P 47 Grant Shepherd 6-2 200 FR L/L Atlantic Beach, Fla./Fletcher HS COACHING STAFF P 49 Gabriel Sotomayor 6-4 190 R-SR R/R Gurabo, Puerto Rico/Cache HS (Okla.) Head Coach. Ritch Price IF 24 Seth Sweet-Chick 6-2 195 FR R/R Goodyear, Ariz./Estrella Foothills HS Alma Mater (year) . Williamette,. 1978. .P . 41 Matt Taylor 6-6 225 R-FR R/R Kingsport, Tenn./Walters St./Howard College Record at Kansas (years) . .531-496-3 . //. .519 . .(17) . C 4 Anthony Tulimero 6-0 195 R-FR R/R Temecula, Calif./Vista Murrieta HS Division 1 Record (years) . .748-724-4 . // . 509. (25). C 57 Cooper Turpin 6-0 160 JR R/R Salina, Kan./Sacred Heart/Neosho CC Best time to contact coach . .Contact . Kansas. Communications . P 32 Jonah Ulane 6-0 215 R-JR R/R Omaha, Neb./Millard South HS Associate Head Coach. Ryan Graves (Oklahoma State, 1996) 1B 35 Conner VanCleave 6-6 250 R-JR L/L Holcomb, Kan./Holcomb HS Assistant Coach . Ritchie. .Price . (Kansas,. 2007). P 22 Ryan Vanderhei 6-6 180 R-FR R/R Goodyear, Ariz./Estrella Foothills HS Director of Operations. Wally Marciel (Kansas, 2011) OF 14 Brett Vosik 6-4 230 R-SR L/R Omaha, Neb./Creighton Prep HS Volunteer Assistant Coach . .Chandler . Wagoner. (Oklahoma, 2017) OF 23 Jack Wagner 6-0 190 R-SO R/R Wichita, Kan./Maize South HS Certified Athletic Trainer . .Ken . Wainwright . .P . 54 Steve Washilewski 6-0 185 R-JR L/L Dyer, Ind./Saint Rita HS C 34 Logan Williams 6-0 210 R-JR R/R Kailua, Hawaii/Punahou/Yavapai CC Director of Sports Performance . .Luke . Bradford. NUMERICAL ROSTER TEAM INFORMATION Pos. No. Player Ht. Wt. Cl. B/T Hometown/Previous School 2020 record. 7-10 OF 3 Casey Burnham 5-9 185 R-SO L/L Grand Island, Neb./Grand Island HS Big 12 record (finish) . .N/A . C. .4 . Anthony. Tulimero 6-0 195 R-FR R/R Temecula, Calif./Vista Murrieta HS Postseason . N/A. .IF . 5. .Skyler . .Messinger 6-3 220 R-JR R/R Niwot, Colo./Niwot HS Final ranking . .N/A . .IF . .8 . .Jack . Hammond. 6-0 165 FR R/R Skiatook, Okla./Owasso HS IF 9 James Cosentino 5-10 185 R-SR L/R Leawood, Kan./St. Thomas Aquinas HS COMMUNICATIONS C/OF 10 Tony Castonguay 6-0 195 FR R/R Aurora, Colo./Grandview HS Baseball Contact . Brent Beerends IF 11 Zac Cox 6-0 190 R-FR R/R Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan HS Office phone . 785-864-7367. .IF . .12 Tavian Josenberger 6-0 170 FR S/R Kansas City, Mo./Park Hill HS E-mail . beerends@ku. .edu . .OF . 14 Brett Vosik 6-4 230 R-SR L/R Omaha, Neb./Creighton Prep HS Office fax . 785-864-7944. IF. 15. Ryan Callahan 6-2 190 FR L/R Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Northwest HS IF 17 Maui Ahuna 6-0 160 FR L/R Hilo, Hawaii/Hilo HS Office address . .1651 . Naismith. Drive. P. 19 Austin Quick 6-0 180 R-FR R/R Lawrence, Kan./Lawrence HS . .Lawrence, KS 66045 P 20 Jake Adams 6-4 210 R-SO R/R Bethany, Okla./Bethany HS Website . www. ..kuathletics . .com . C. 21 Jake English 6-1 205 FR R/R Olathe, Kan./Olathe South HS P 22 Ryan Vanderhei 6-6 180 R-FR R/R Goodyear, Ariz./Estrella Foothills HS.
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