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Nmstatesports.Com @Nmstatebaseball 1 TABLE of CONTENTS nmstatesports.com @nmstatebaseball 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA & TEAM INFORMATION 1-5 Quick Facts ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................2 Schedule ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................3 Roster .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................4 Roster Breakdown .............................................................................................................................................................................................5 COACHING AND SUPPORT STAFF 6-13 Head Coach Brian Green .............................................................................................................................................................................6-8 Assistant Coach Joel Mangrum .............................................................................................................................................................9-10 Assistant Coach Mike Brown ......................................................................................................................................................................11 Volunteer Assistant Coach Ben Jackson .................................................................................................................................................12 Student Assistants ..........................................................................................................................................................................................13 PLAYERS 14-25 2015 SEASON IN REVIEW 15 Game-By-Game Results ...............................................................................................................................................................................26 Statistics (Overall & WAC) ......................................................................................................................................................................27-30 Starting Lineups (By batting order and position) .........................................................................................................................31-32 SCHOOL RECORDS 33-42 Individual Records ...................................................................................................................................................................................33-34 400 Club and Triple Crown ..........................................................................................................................................................................35 Individual All-Time Top 10 Lists ...........................................................................................................................................................36-38 Yearly Statistical Leaders ........................................................................................................................................................................39-41 Team Records ...................................................................................................................................................................................................42 HONORS & HISTORY 43-59 National and Regional Honors ..................................................................................................................................................................43 Conference Honors ........................................................................................................................................................................................44 Aggies in Major League Baseball ..............................................................................................................................................................45 Year-By-Year Results.................................................................................................................................................................................46-58 All-Time Series Records ..........................................................................................................................................................................59-60 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY 61-62 New Mexico State President Dr. Garrey Carruthers ............................................................................................................................61 New Mexico State Director of Athletics Mario Moccia ......................................................................................................................62 nmstatesports.com @nmstatebaseball 1 QUICK FACTS SCHOOL INFORMATION STADIUM INFORMATION Location (Enrollment): ..........Las Cruces, N.M. (15,829) Home Stadium: ...............................Presley Askew Field Capacity: ...................................................................988 Founded: ............................................................... 1888 Stadium All-Time Record (Win %): ...........629-405-2 (.609) President: .................................... Dr. Garrey Carruthers Dimensions: ........................... Left-345, Left Center-385 Faculty Representative:............................James Peach Center-400, Right Center-385, Right-345 Athletic Director: .....................................Mario Moccia Press Box Phone:....................................(575) 646-5700 Twitter:................................@MarioMocciaNMSU Affiliation: ............................................. NCAA Division I PROGRAM INFORMATION Conference: .........................................Western Athletic First Year of Baseball: ............................................1952 All-Time Record (Win %): ............... 1,260-1,422-6 (.470) Nickname: .......................................................... Aggies All-Time WAC Record (Win %): ............106-162-2 (.398) School Colors: .................................Crimson and White WAC Regular Season/Tournament Titles: .......................................... 1/0 Athletic Department Phone: ................ (575) 646-1658 Last WAC Title: ........................................................2012 NCAA Appearances (Last): ...............................3 (2012) NCAA Record (Win %): ....................................1-9 (.100) STAFF INFORMATION: 2015 TEAM INFORMATION 2015 Record: ..................................................... 10-39-1 Head Coach: ........................ Brian Green (NM State ‘95) 2015 WAC Record: ................................................6-20.1 Twitter: .............................................@BBGreens5 2015 Home Record: ............................................ 6-12-1 Assistant Coach:................................ Mike Brown (Kentucky ‘08) 2015 Away Record: ................................................ 4-25 Assistant Coach: ......Joel Mangrum (Mississippi College ‘05) 2015 Neutral Record: ............................................... 0-2 Positon Starters Returning/Lost: ............................ 6/5 Volunteer Assistant Coach: ........ Ben Jackson (Kentucky ‘13) Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost: .......................... 0/5 Baseball Office Phone:.......................... (575) 646-7693 Newcomers ......................39 (11 Freshman, 2 Sophomores, 23 Juniors, 1 Senior) MEDIA INFORMATION: TOP RETURNING HITTERS Communications Contact: .........................Jake Hudspeth NAME POS. YEAR AVG/OBP/SLG HR RBI Twitter: ................................................. @JakeHudspeth Haskins, C. OF Sr. .336/.401/.484 4 19 Email: ............................................... [email protected] Koerper, J. OF Sr. .316/.375/.424 4 30 Johnson, D. OF Jr, .305/.406/.397 2 16 Cell: .............................................................(662)397-2311 Office: .......................................................(575) 646-1885 Fax: ........................................................................(575) 646-2099 Mailing Address: ...........3035 Williams Ave., Roberts Hall Las Cruces, N.M. 88003 Website: ....................................................NMStateSports.com Baseball Twitter: .....................................@NMStateBaseball 2 2016 NM STATE BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2016 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (MST) Sat., Feb. 5 ..............Alumni Game ................................Las Cruces, N.M. ............................ 12:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 19 .............Towson ..........................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................. 6:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 20 ............Towson ..........................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................. 2:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. 21 ...........Towson ..........................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................. 1:00 p.m. Fri., Feb. 26 .............Maine .............................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................. 6:00 p.m. Sat., Feb. 27 ............Maine (DH) ....................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................. 2:00 p.m. Sun., Feb. 28 ...........Maine .............................................Las Cruces, N.M. .............................
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