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Coppin State University Baseball Record Book Coppin State University Baseball Record Book Updated Through 2020 Season ALL-TIME COACHING LEDGER WINNINGEST COACHES (By Overall Wins) Coach Years Overall Pct. MEAC Pct Coach Wins Reggie Smith 1984-87 (4) 46-106-1 .304 N/A N/A Sherman Reed ..........................................112 Marvin Dorsey 1988 (1) 2-16 .111 N/A N/A Jason Booker ..............................................83 Jason Booker 1989-97 (9) 83-249-2 .252 54-58 .482 Guy Robertson ...........................................64 Paul Blair 1998-02 (5) 30-185-0 .140 25-55 .312 Reggie Smith ..............................................46 Guy Robertson 2003-06 (4) 64-131-1 .328 30-29 .508 Paul Blair ....................................................30 Harvey Lee 2007-08 (2) 4-96 .004 0-36 .000 Mike Scolinos .............................................14 Mike Scolinos 2009-10 (2) 14-62 .184 7-29 .194 Harvey Lee .................................................4 Sherman Reed 2011-pres. (10) 112-323-3 .259 73-81 .474 Marvin Dorsey ............................................2 Total 37 seasons 355-1168-7 .235 189-288 .396 ANNUAL RECORDS WINNINGEST COACHES (By Overall Win Percentage) Year Coach Overall MEAC Home Field Coach Pct. 1984 Reggie Smith 10-31 -- NA Guy Robertson ............................................328 1985 Reggie Smith 17-28 -- NA Reggie Smith ...............................................304 1986 Reggie Smith 11-22 -- NA Sherman Reed ...........................................259 1987 Reggie Smith 8-25-1 -- NA Jason Booker ...............................................252 1988 Marvin Dorsey 2-16 -- NA Mike Scolinos ..............................................184 1989 Jason Booker 3-23 0-6 Druid Hill Park Paul Blair .....................................................140 1990 Jason Booker 2-27-1 1-3 Druid Hill Park Marvin Dorsey .............................................111 1991 Jason Booker 7-28 6-7 Druid Hill Park Harvey Lee ..................................................004 1992 Jason Booker 4-30 3-10 Druid Hill Park 1993 Jason Booker 6-28 4-6 Druid Hill Park WINNINGEST COACHES (By MEAC Wins) 1994 Jason Booker 7-34 6-9 Druid Hill Park Coach Wins 1995 $ Jason Booker 19-34 11-7 Joe Cannon Stadium Sherman Reed ..........................................73 1996 # Jason Booker 19-21-1 13-5 Joe Cannon Stadium Jason Booker ..............................................54 1997 Jason Booker 16-24 10-5 Joe Cannon Stadium Guy Robertson ...........................................30 1998 Paul Blair 1-44 1-14 Joe Cannon Stadium Paul Blair ....................................................25 1999 Paul Blair 5-40 4-14 Joe Cannon Stadium Mike Scolinos .............................................7 2000 Paul Blair 4-31 4-9 Joe Cannon Stadium Harvey Lee .................................................0 2001 Paul Blair 8-33 7-11 Joe Cannon Stadium 2002 Paul Blair 12-37 9-7 Joe Cannon Stadium WINNINGEST COACHES (By MEAC Win Percentage) 2003 Guy Robertson 12-27 5-4 Joe Cannon Stadium Coach Wins 2004 Guy Robertson 18-32 8-10 Joe Cannon Stadium Guy Robertson ............................................508 2005 Guy Robertson 21-31 10-7 Bachman Sports Complex Jason Booker ...............................................482 2006 Guy Robertson 13-41-1 7-8 Joe Cannon Stadium Sherman Reed ...........................................474 2007 Harvey Lee 0-44 0-18 Joe Cannon Stadium Paul Blair .....................................................312 2008 Harvey Lee 4-52 0-18 Joe Cannon Stadium Mike Scolinos ..............................................194 2009 Mike Scolinos 0-29 0-18 Joe Cannon Stadium Harvey Lee ..................................................000 2010 Mike Scolinos 14-33 7-11 Joe Cannon Stadium 2011 Sherman Reed 5-39 2-16 Joe Cannon Stadium WINNINGEST COACHES (By Non-MEAC Wins) 2012 Sherman Reed 1-53 0-24 Joe Cannon Stadium Coach Wins 2013 Sherman Reed 18-33 11-13 Joe Cannon Stadium Reggie Smith ..............................................46 2014 Sherman Reed 12-34 9-15 Joe Cannon Stadium Sherman Reed ..........................................39 2015 Sherman Reed 3-38-2 2-22 Joe Cannon Stadium Guy Robertson ...........................................34 2016 Sherman Reed 14-38 8-16 Joe Cannon Stadium Jason Booker ..............................................29 2017 Sherman Reed 11-31 8-15 Joe Cannon Stadium Mike Scolinos .............................................7 2018 # Sherman Reed 21-23-1 18-4 Joe Cannon Stadium Paul Blair ....................................................5 2019 Sherman Reed 24-24 15-9 Joe Cannon Stadium Harvey Lee .................................................4 2020 Sherman Reed 3-10 N/A Joe Cannon Stadium Marvin Dorsey ............................................2 $ - MEAC Tournament Champions # - MEAC Northern Division Regular Season Champion SERIES RECORDS Air Force ................................................... 0-1 Mount St. Mary’s................ ....................7-26-2 Alabama State .......................................... 0-1 Navy ......................................................6-23-1 Albany .........................................................2-1 New Jersey Tech ..................................... 0-11 Alvernia ..................................................... 2-1 New Mexico ............................................... 0-3 American .................................................. 0-1 New York Tech .......................................... 3-4 Appalachian State ......................................0-5 Niagara ..................................................... 0-2 Apprentice School .....................................0-2 Norfolk State ..........................................29-98 Arizona ..................................................... 0-3 North Carolina A&T ................................15-34 Army ......................................................... .1-1 North Carolina Central .............................. 11-6 Auburn ....................................................... 0-4 North Carolina State ...................................0-5 Bethune-Cookman ....................................8-30 Old Dominion ............................................ 0-7 Bowie State .............................................. 4-1 Oral Roberts ............................................. 0-3 Binghamton ............................................... 0-1 Pacific ....................................................... 0-5 Brooklyn .................................................... 0-2 Pennsylvania ............................................. 1-2 Bucknell ..................................................... 0-1 Penn State ................................................ 0-2 Buffalo ...................................................... 1-3 Penn State-Harrisburg ...............................2-0 Campbell .................................................. 0-4 Philadelphia Textile .....................................0-1 Centenary .................................................. 0-3 Pittsburgh ................................................. 1-3 Central Connecticut State ...........................2-3 Pittsburgh-Johnstown .................................4-3 Central Michigan ........................................0-1 Princeton ................................................... 1-0 Charleston Southern ...................................0-1 Providence ................................................. 0-8 Charlotte .................................................... 1-6 Radford ...................................................... 0-2 Citadel ...................................................... 0-4 Richmond ................................................. 2-6 College of Charleston ................................0-2 Rutgers-Camden ........................................1-3 Columbia .................................................. 0-2 Sacred Heart ............................................. 1-2 Delaware .................................................. 0-6 Savannah State ........................................4-14 Delaware State .....................................57-121 St. Bonaventure ..........................................0-2 District of Columbia ....................................3-0 St. John’s Fisher .........................................1-1 Duke ......................................................... 0-8 St. John’s ................................................... 0-2 Duquesne ................................................. 0-1 St. Augustine’s ........................................... 3-0 East Carolina ............................................. 0-3 Saint Joseph’s .......................................... 2-6 Eastern Kentucky .......................................0-3 St. Mary’s (Md) ...........................................1-1 Elizabeth City ............................................. 1-0 St. Paul’s .................................................. 1-0 Fairleigh Dickinson ....................................4-4 Saint Peter’s .............................................. 4-8 Florida A&M ..............................................9-32 Shippensburg ............................................ 0-6 Florida Atlantic .......................................... 0-2 South Carolina State ..................................1-0 Fordham .....................................................0-2 Southern .................................................... 0-1 Frostburg State .........................................4-10 Southern Connecticut
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