2018 Eastern Kentucky University

Baseball Record Book 2018 Schedule

DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 2/16 (Fri) at UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C. 4 p.m. 4/10 (Tue) EAST TENNESSEE STATE Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 2/17 (Sat) vs. Lehigh University Wilmington, N.C. 6 p.m. 4/13 (Fri) at Austin Peay* Clarksville, Tenn. 7 p.m. 2/18 (Sun) vs. Butler Wilmington, N.C. 10 a.m. 4/14 (Sat) at Austin Peay* Clarksville, Tenn. 5 p.m. 2/21 (Wed) at Louisville Louisville, Ky. 3 p.m. 4/15 (Sun) at Austin Peay* Clarksville, Tenn. 2 p.m. 2/23 (Fri) at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 3 p.m. 4/17 (Tue) at Dayton Dayton, Ohio. 4 p.m. 2/24 (Sat) at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 1 p.m. 4/20 (Fri) EASTERN ILLINOIS* Richmond, Ky. 6 p.m. 2/25 (Sun) at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 1 p.m. 4/21 (Sat) EASTERN ILLINOIS* Richmond, Ky. 6 p.m. 2/28 (Wed) BOWLING GREEN Richmond, Ky. 3 p.m. 4/22 (Sun) EASTERN ILLINOIS* Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m. 3/2 (Fri) COPPIN STATE Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 4/27 (Fri) at Jacksonville State* Jacksonville, Ala. 7 p.m. 3/3 (Sat) COPPIN STATE Richmond, Ky. 2 p.m. 4/28 (Sat) at Jacksonville State* Jacksonville, Ala. 2 p.m. 3/4 (Sun) COPPIN STATE Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m. 4/29 (Sun) at Jacksonville State* Jacksonville, Ala. 2 p.m. 3/6 (Tue) at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/1 (Tue) at Northern Kentucky Highland Heights, Ky. 3 p.m. 3/7 (Wed) at East Tennessee State Johnson City, Tenn. 4 p.m. 5/4 (Fri) MURRAY STATE* Richmond, Ky. 6 p.m. 3/9 (Fri) at Belmont* Nashville, Tenn. 5 p.m. 5/5 (Sat) MURRAY STATE* Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 3/10 (Sat) at Belmont* Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m. 5/6 (Sun) MURRAY STATE* Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m. 3/11 (Sun) at Belmont* Nashville, Tenn. 2 p.m. 5/11 (Fri) at Tennessee Tech* Cookeville, Tenn. TBA 3/13 (Tue) at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/12 (Sat) at Tennessee Tech* Cookeville, Tenn. TBA 3/14 (Wed) at Vanderbilt Nashville Tenn. 7:30 p.m. 5/13 (Sun) at Tennessee Tech* Cookeville, Tenn. TBA 3/16 (Fri) at Mercer Macon, Ga. 6 p.m. 5/15 (Tue) WESTERN CAROLINA Richmond, Ky. 6:30 p.m. 3/17 (Sat) at Mercer Macon, Ga. 2 p.m. 5/17 (Thur) SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* Richmond, Ky. 6 p.m. 3/18 (Sun) at Mercer Macon, Ga. 1 p.m. 5/18 (Fri) SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 3/20 (Tue) NORTHERN KENTUCKY Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/19 (Sat) SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m. 3/21 (Wed) XAVIER Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/22 (Tue) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/23 (Fri) MOREHEAD STATE* Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/23 (Wed) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/24 (Sat) MOREHEAD STATE* Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/24 (Thur) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/25 (Sun) MOREHEAD STATE* Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m. 5/25 (Fri) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/27 (Tue) WESTERN KENTUCKY Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 5/26 (Sat) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/29 (Thu) at Tennessee-Martin* Martin, Tenn. 7 p.m. 5/27 (Sun) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/30 (Fri) at Tennessee-Martin* Martin, Tenn. 7 p.m. 5/28 (Mon) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 3/31 (Sat) at Tennessee-Martin* Martin, Tenn. 3 p.m. 5/29 (Tue) OVC Tournament Oxford, Ala. TBA 4/3 (Tue) at Xavier Cincinnati, Ohio 3 p.m. 6/3-5 NCAA Regionals TBD 4/6 (Fri) SIU EDWARDSVILLE* Richmond, Ky. 6 p.m. 6/10-12 NCAA Super Regionals TBD 4/7 (Sat) SIU EDWARDSVILLE* Richmond, Ky. 4 p.m. 6/18-28 College World Series Omaha, Neb. 4/8 (Sun) SIU EDWARDSVILLE* Richmond, Ky. 1 p.m.

Home Games in Bold CAPS * Ohio Valley Conference Game Times given are Eastern and subject to change

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EKUSports.com 2 2018 Roster

No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Will Johnson OF R/R 6-0 195 R-Jr. Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State) 2 Jaxson Blair UTL R/R 6-0 170 So. Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Christian Academy) 3 Cornell Nixon INF R/R 5-8 170 R-Sr. Marietta, GA. (Kennesaw State) 4 Nick Laster RHP R/R 6-0 175 So. Atlanta, Ga. (Westlake HS) 5 Daniel McFarland OF L/L 6-1 180 Sr. Louisville, Ky. (Male HS) 6 Bryan Quillens RHP R/R 6-2 180 Sr. Austell, Ga. (Georgia Highlands College) 7 Ryland Kerr INF R/R 6-0 175 R-Jr. Bellevue, Wash. (Edmonds CC) 8 Corey Conklin INF L/R 6-2 185 R-Jr. Corvallis, Ore. (Lower Columbia CC) 9 Jake Lewis LHP/1B L/L 6-2 190 Fr. New Albany, Ind. (Providence HS) 10 Casey Collins LHP L/L 6-3 200 Sr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Georgia Highlands College) 11 Ryan Bramlett LHP L/L 6-1 200 Sr. Buford, Ga. (Georgia Highlands College) 12 Alex Holderbach OF/INF R/R 6-0 185 Jr. Fairfi eld, Ohio (Stephen T. Badin HS) 13 Brenden Overton INF R/R 6-2 185 Sr. Clearwater, Fla. (Hillsborough College) 14 Logan Stephens OF L/R 5-11 185 So. Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta HS) 15 Chance Bodine C R/R 6-2 205 Fr. Bardstown, Ky. (Vincennes University) 16 Grant Martin C R/R 6-2 190 So. Prestonsburg, Ky. (Prestonsburg HS) 17 Eddie Satisky RHP R/R 6-3 200 Fr. Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette HS) 19 Will Brian LHP L/L 5-10 179 Fr. Brandenburg, Ky. (Meade County HS) 20 Miles Jones 1B L/L 6-2 200 So. Fayetteville, Ga. (Whitewater High School) 21 Jack Piekos LHP L/L 6-2 190 Sr. Blue Point, N.Y. (Florida Southwestern St. College) 22 Mitch Zamora RHP R/R 6-0 180 Jr. Brentwood, Calif. (College of San Mateo) 23 Nick Howie OF R/R 6-3 210 So. Oakville, Ontario (Garth Webb HS) 24 Chris Botsoe OF R/R 5-11 184 R-So. Hinsdale, Ill. (Iowa Western CC) 25 Aaron Ochsenbein RHP R/R 6-2 200 R-Jr. Lexington, Ky. (Dunbar HS) 27 Daniel Harris IV INF R/R 5-11 152 Fr. Stone Mountain, Ga. (Miller Grove HS) 28 Darren Williams RHP R/R 6-6 205 R-Fr. Maysville, Ky. (Mason County HS) 29 Kaven Brown RHP R/R 6-4 215 Jr. Paris, Ky. (Pensacola State College) 30 Logan Teague RHP R/R 6-3 195 Jr. Lancaster, Ky. (Lincoln Trail College) 31 Tyler Romanik C/1B R/R 6-3 215 Jr. Columbia, S.C. (State College of Florida) 32 Austin Perry RHP R/R 6-2 198 R-Sr. Shelbyville, Ky. (Milligan College) 33 Eli Crall RHP R/R 6-5 200 Fr. Mount Orab, Ohio. (Western Brown HS) 37 Austin Shepherd RHP R/R 6-1 200 Fr. Lexington, Ky. (Dunbar HS) 41 Brandon Dehass C R/R 6-1 220 Fr. New Albany, Ohio (New Albany HS) 43 Jacob Abbott INF R/R 6-1 180 So. Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette HS) 45 Max Ford RHP R/R 6-2 195 Sr. Braselton, Ga. (University of Georgia)

Head Coach: Edwin Thompson (Webber University, 2003), Third Year Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator: Tyler Hanson (Maine-Farmington, 2009), Third Year Assistant Coach/Pitching Coach: Adam Revelette (Kentucky 2007), Third Year Volunteer Assistant Coach: Julius McDougal (Claffl in University, 2012), First Year

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• Edwin Thompson since 2013. .” Title: Head Coach In addition to Fisher’s individual academic accomplish- Before arriving at Eastern Kentucky, Thompson Year at EKU: 3rd season ments, as a whole the team continues to excel in the spent three seasons at Georgia State University. He Alma Mater: Webber University, 2003 classroom under Thompson. The Colonels posted a combined served as the pitching coach for the Panthers in 2013 3.17 grade-point-average during the 2016-17 academic year. and 2014 before being promoted to recruiting coordi- Edwin Thompson, who in the Eastern Kentucky has earned an American Baseball Coaches nator/defensive coordinator before the 2015 season. last seven seasons has recruited Association (ABCA) Team Academic Excellence Award each His 2015 recruiting class was ranked by Perfect Game and coached 12 All-Americans of the past two seasons, one of only 18 Division I teams to as one of the top-100 recruiting classes in the country. and 33 players who went on to play professional garner the award each of the past two years. EKU was the It included three future MLB Draft picks and was also baseball, was chosen as the head baseball coach at only OVC team to win the award each year. In order to qualify nationally recognized by Collegiate Baseball Newspa- Eastern Kentucky University on July 2, 2015. for the ABCA Team Academic Excellence Award, programs per as one of the top classes in the nation. “EKU has a great standard of academic and ath- must have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. In the summer Thompson helped Georgia State to a pair of 30- letic excellence along with a strong baseball tradition of 2017, the baseball team received the OVC Team Academic win seasons in his three years on the staff . The 2013 and I am honored to lead the baseball program,” said Achievement Award for having the greatest percentage of squad won 35 games, the third most in program his- Thompson. “I truly respect President Benson’s vision student-athletes achieving a 3.25 GPA or higher. tory. In 2015, the Panthers qualifi ed for the Sun Belt for EKU and the athletic department’s commitment to Thompson proved that the Eastern Kentucky University Tournament in just their second season in the league. fostering success; my goals for the baseball program baseball team can compete with any team in the country in In the classroom, the Panthers posted a team GPA will support both.” his fi rst season as head coach in 2016. He led the Colonels to of 3.0 or above each year with Thompson serving as Thompson continues to lead the program to ac- victories over two ranked teams. the program’s academic liaison. The team’s 3.18 GPA complishments never before seen. For the fi rst time EKU beat No. 13 Mississippi State in 10 innings. Later in the in the spring of 2015 was the highest in eight years. in program history, EKU swept three-game series season, Eastern knocked off 28th ranked Kentucky. He also implemented and directed the annual Martin against non-conference opponents on back-to-back Eastern was the only OVC team to beat two Power 5 Luther King Jr. free baseball clinic. weekends in 2017. EKU also won three non-confer- conference squads during the 2016 season, both of which Before joining the Georgia State program, ence, three-game weekend series for the fi rst time. were ranked among the top-30 teams in the nation. In his Thompson spent the 2011 and 2012 seasons at In addition, under Thompson’s guidance, Ben fi rst year at the helm of the program, Thompson guided the Duke University as the assistant coach and recruit- Fisher was named the Academic All-America® of program to its most conference victories since 2013. ing coordinator. Following the 2012 campaign, the Year for Division I baseball by the College Sports He also tutored a pair of Major League Draft picks. Under Thompson served as the interim head coach for one Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Fisher Thompson’s tutelage, Mandy Alvarez led the nation in hits month. While working with the Blue Devils, his 2012 is the fi rst EKU student-athlete selected as the Aca- per game, was named OVC Co-Player of the Year and was recruiting class was recognized by Baseball America demic All-America® of the Year for any sport and only drafted in the 17th round by the New York Yankees. Kyle as one of the top recruiting classes in the South and the third Ohio Valley Conference student-athlete to Nowlin broke the program record for home runs and walks rated among the top-35 in the nation by Perfect receive the honor. in a season in 2016 and was drafted in the 21st round by the Game. The group included four future Major League On the fi eld, Thompson helped Fisher earn Oakland Athletics. Baseball draft picks. multiple All-America honors, Ohio Valley Conference At the end of the regular season, Alvarez was leading the Thompson worked with a total of 12 players at Co-Player of the Year Award, and a 21st round draft nation in hits and Nowlin was the nation’s leader in homers. Duke that would go on to play , selection by the Miami Marlins. Along the way, Fisher The EKU off ense was much improved in several areas including current Toronto Blue Jay . broke the program record for home runs in a season, in 2016. The team raised its batting average by 10 points, Stroman, the 22nd pick in the 2012 MLB draft, was was named national player of the week multiple scored 76 more runs, had 86 more hits, slammed seven more the fi rst-ever Duke player chosen in the fi rst round. times and ranked among the top three in the nation home runs and drew 50 more walks than it did the season Thompson compiled a 37-33 record in two in home runs, runs and slugging. before. Eastern also did well on a national level, fi nishing seasons (2009 & 2010) as the head coach at NCAA In the past two seasons under Thompson’s 13th in the country in home runs and in the top 50 for scoring Division III Bates College in Lewiston, Maine. He led guidance, three Colonels have been drafted by major and slugging percentage. the program to a school record 25 wins and the team league teams. On the mound, Thompson helped the Colonels become broke 28 records. Thompson’s coaching career began In 2017, off ensively EKU ranked among the top- one of only two teams in the entire country to lose 230-plus at the University of Maine at Farmington where he 50 in the nation in home runs per game (17th), home innings from the previous season and lower its overall team served four seasons (2005-08) as the associate head runs (23rd), slugging percentage (29th), scoring ERA by more than 1.25 points. Eastern’s ERA in 2016 was its coach and recruiting coordinator. (32nd), batting average (38th), doubles per game best since the 2012 season. The Jay, Maine native played collegiately at How- (44th), runs (47th) and hits (48th). Thompson has spent the previous four years working with ard University and the University of Maryland before Eastern’s pitching staff continued to make strides USA Baseball. His roles have included evaluating players for concluding his career at Webber University in Babson in 2017. The staff set a new program record with 447 the USA 18U National Team, serving as the pitching coach in Park, Florida where he helped the team to a school strikeouts. For the second straight year, the pitchers 2015 and coaching the 17U National Development Program. record 37 wins, top 25 appearances and its fi rst-ever helped EKU allow the fewest stolen bases in the OVC. In the summer of 2016, he served as the of the regional appearance. He earned a bachelor’s of sci- The staff combined for three shutouts against NCAA Stripes team during the USA Baseball Tournament of Stars. ence degree in general business at Webber in 2003. Division I teams in 2017, the fi rst time that happened “Edwin Thompson is one the top young recruiters in the Thompson played one year for the Bangor Lum- since 2000. Jack Piekos was chosen as the OVC Co- nation,” said Shaun Cole, former Director of the USA Baseball berjacks in the independent Northeast League before Pitcher of the Week on March 6 after his 10 strikeout 18U National Team Program. “His ability to work with hitters starting his coaching career. Thompson is married win against Youngstown State. It marked the fi rst and pitchers makes him a well-rounded head coach. Coach to the former Carmen Warren and the two have a time a Colonel was chosen as the weekly top pitcher Thompson has a high level of integrity and passion for college daughter, Maya.

EKUSports.com 4 Assistant Coaches

• Tyler Hanson • Adam Revelette • Julius McDougal Title: Asst. Coach/Recruiting Coord. Title: Assistant Coach/Pitching Title: Volunteer Assistant Coach Year at EKU: 3rd season Year at EKU: 3rd season Year at EKU: 1st season Alma Mater: Alma Mater: Alma Mater: Maine-Farmington, 2009 Kentucky, 2007 Clafl in University, 2012 Tyler Hanson joined the Eastern Adam Revelette, a Lexington na- Julius McDougal joined the EKU Kentucky University baseball staff as tive and former University of Kentucky baseball program in the summer of the team’s recruiting coordinator and pitcher, joined the coaching staff 2017. At EKU McDougal will serve hitting coach in August 2015. during the summer of 2015. as defensive coordinator, camp Over the course of his eight seasons of coaching college Eastern’s pitching staff continued to make strides in 2017. coordinator, coach infi elders, coordinate the base running baseball, Hanson has mentored 25 players who have signed Under Revelette’s guidance, the staff set a new program record and bunting program along with working with hitters, and professional contracts. with 447 strikeouts. For the second straight year, the pitchers also assist in the team’s recruiting eff orts. This past season, Hanson saw his work with fi rst baseman helped EKU allow the fewest stolen bases in the Ohio Valley McDougal spent the previous two seasons as the head Ben Fisher result in multiple All-America honors, Ohio Valley Conference. coach at Stillman College in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Conference Co-Player of the Year Award, and being drafted in The staff combined to toss three shutouts against NCAA He led Stillman to the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic the 21st round by the Miami Marlins. Along the way, Fisher Division I teams in 2017, the fi rst time that has happened since Conference (SIAC) regular season conference championship broke the program record for home runs in a season, was 2000. Lefthander Jack Piekos was chosen as the OVC Co-Pitcher named national player of the week multiple times and ranked of the Week on March 6 after his 10 strikeout win against in 2016. The Tigers earned the overall No. 1 seed in the con- among the top three in the nation in home runs, runs and Youngstown State. It marked the fi rst time a Colonel was ference tournament and advanced to the fi nals. During that slugging. chosen as the weekly top pitcher since 2013. season, Stillman had a 21-game winning streak to go along As a team, EKU ranked among the top-50 in the nation in Revelette’s hurlers also helped the team accomplish two with four victories over top 25 teams. The Tigers upset the 2017 in home runs per game (17th), home runs (23rd), slug- things that had never been done before in program history. No. 1 ranked team in McDougal’s fi rst game as a head coach. ging percentage (29th), scoring (32nd), batting average (38th), For the fi rst time, EKU swept three-game series against non- In his second season, McDougal helped Stillman doubles per game (44th), runs (47th) and hits (48th). conference opponents on back-to-back weekends. Eastern also successfully make the transition to the NAIA. The Tigers In addition, Hanson helped the Colonels accomplish two won three non-conference, three-game weekend series for the upset the No. 14 team in the country – a squad that would things that had never been done before. EKU swept three- fi rst time in program history. go on to fi nish ranked fourth in the nation – and had a game series against non-conference opponents on back-to- Revelette made an immediate impact on pitching staff 13-game winning streak. He compiled a winning record in back weekends. Eastern also won three non-conference, three- during his fi rst season with the Colonels in 2016. Eastern was two seasons as the head coach and had fi ve players sign pro game weekend series for the fi rst time in program history. one of only two teams in the country to lose 230-plus innings contracts, the fi rst from Stillman in 11 years. With Hanson’s guidance in 2016, the Colonel off ense was from the previous season and lower its overall ERA more than McDougal served as an assistant coach at Stillman dur- much improved in several areas. The team raised its batting 1.25 points. EKU’s team ERA of 5.62 was among the top four in ing the 2015 season and at Kentucky State University during average by 10 points, scored 76 more runs, had 86 more hits, the OVC and the program’s best since the 2012 season. Eastern’s the 2014 season. slammed seven more home runs and drew 50 more walks than pitching staff ranked third in the OVC in home runs allowed, McDougal played collegiate baseball at Clafl in the year before. As a team, EKU was 10th in the country in fourth in runs allowed and fourth in opposing batting average. University in South Carolina. In 2010 he was chosen to the home runs per game, 13th in total home runs, 31st in slugging The pitching improvement helped Eastern Kentucky beat all-conference team after hitting .416, which was ranked and 50th in scoring. two nationally ranked teams in 2016, No. 13 Mississippi State 53rd in the country. He was also chosen as the defensive Hanson helped the Colonels to victories over two ranked and No. 28 Kentucky. The Colonels were the only team in the player of the year in 2011. SEC teams. EKU overcame a 6- defi cit in the eighth inning to OVC to beat two Power 5 conference teams. beat No. 13 Mississippi State in 10 innings. Later in the season, Revelette’s pitching staff helped control the opposition’s McDougal earned a bachelor’s of science degree in Eastern knocked off 28th ranked Kentucky. running game in 2016. EKU allowed just 39 stolen bases, the marketing from Clafl in in 2012. He completed a master’s Hanson also coached a pair of Major League Draft picks. fewest in the OVC. Eastern Kentucky opponents were successful of business administration at the University of Alabama in Mandy Alvarez led the nation in hits per game, was named the on just 63.9 percent of their attempts, the lowest 2016. Ohio Valley Conference Co-Player of the Year and was drafted percentage in the league. Runners attempted to steal just 61 in the 17th round by the New York Yankees. Kyle Nowlin broke times, second fewest in the conference. the program record for home runs and walks in a season in 2016 Revelette’s work with the bullpen helped EKU stay ahead and was drafted in the 21st round by the Oakland Athletics. in the fi nal three innings of games. Eastern was 20-1 when Hanson previously coached at Bates College, Duke Univer- leading after six innings in 2016. sity and spent four seasons as an assistant at North Carolina Revelette spent three seasons (2013-15) at Baylor Univer- Central University. sity as a volunteer assistant. He joined the Bears as the director During his time at NCCU (2013-15), Hanson also served of operations before spending the 2014 season as the hitting as the team’s recruiting coordinator. He oversaw the hitting and outfi eld coach. The former Wildcat hurler took on a new program, which broke school records for hits, doubles, and role as the team’s pitching coach before the 2015 season. walks. He recruited and mentored three All-Americans, fi ve Revelette spent two seasons (2011 and 2012) as an All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) selections, and a assistant coach at Transylvania University before moving to MEAC Rookie of the year. In Hanson’s fi rst season at NCCU, the Baylor. In addition to his duties at Transylvania, Revelette also program experienced the 30th best turnaround in the nation, spent three summers (2010 to 2012) as the general manager improving from seven wins to 19 victories. He helped the Eagles and assistant coach of the Lexington Hustlers in the Great Lakes to 27 wins in 2013, one of only two teams in the country that Summer Collegiate League. had improved by 20 or more wins over two seasons. Revelette began his collegiate playing career at Dayton Hanson got his start in coaching serving as the recruiting before transferring to Kentucky for the 2005 and 2006 seasons. coordinator at Division III Bates College (2010). He was a senior on the UK team that won the school’s fi rst After leaving Bates College, Hanson joined the Duke Southeastern Conference Championship. University program as an assistant coach for the 2012 season. Following his collegiate career, Revelette signed with The Sanford, Maine native was a four year starter behind the Minnesota Twins and played four seasons of professional the plate and was a two-time North Atlantic All-Conference baseball. selection at the University of Maine at Farmington. Hanson Revelette earned a communications degree from Kentucky earned a degree in business economics from Maine-Farmington in 2007 and earned a master’s of business administration in in 2009. applied management from Indiana Wesleyan in 2013.

5 EKUSports.com Player Bios

#43 Jacob Abbott, INF, 6-1, 180, So., Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette HS) one-third innings. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 PERSONAL Appeared in 34 games … started in nine … had seven hits, scored six runs, with fi ve RBIs … Full name is William Anthony Brian … son of John and Loni Brain … one brother – Cody … went 1-for-3 with one RBI, two runs, and two stolen bases … earned the Ohio Valley Confer- plans to study athletic training. ence Medal of Honor, which is given annually to the student-athletes that achieve the highest grade point average in a conference-sponsored sport … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. #29 Kaven Brown, RHP, 6-4, 215, Jr., Paris, Ky. (Pensacola State College) HIGH SCHOOL AT PENSACOLA STATE COLLGE Batted .333 with 10 doubles, 37 RBIs and 23 runs scored as a junior at Lafayette High School … Struck out 44 batters over 48 and one-third innings as a freshman … had three wins while three time academic all-state honoree. striking out 62 batters over 70 and one-third innings pitched his sophomore season. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Full name is Jacob Kenneth Abbott … son of Ken and Joyce Abbott … majoring in accounting. Made second team all-state as a junior at Bourbon County High School … made the Kentucky all-star team as a senior … posted an 11-1 record with 162 strikeouts and only 16 walks. PERSONAL #2 Jaxson Blair, UTL, 6-0, 170, So., Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Christian) Full name is Kaven Tyler Brown … son of Ken Brown and Christie Smith … has one sister Clara AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 Dohn … plans to study physical therapy. Appeared in 11 games on the year … scored three runs … had three walks … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL #10 Casey Collins, LHP, 6-3, 200, Sr., Lawrenceville Ga. (Georgia Highlands College) Batted .406 while helping lead Lexington Christian Academy to the All-A Kentucky State Cham- AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 pionship in 2015 … batted .342 and named to the all-district team in 2016. Appeared and started in 12 games … started two games at designated hitter … second on PERSONAL the team in strikeouts with 56 … picked up the win against Northern Kentucky (March 21st) Full name is Jaxson Willis Blair … son of Willie and Trina Blair … majoring in physical educa- by throwing four scoreless innings while striking out fi ve batters … struck out a career high 10 tion. batters over 5 innings pitched at Murray State (May 6th) … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. AT GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE #15 Chance Bodine, C, 6-2, 205, Jr., Bardstown, Ky. (Vincennes University) Appeared in and started 13 games … 61 innings of work. AT VINCENNES UNIVERSITY/SAINT CATHARINE COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Played his freshman season at Saint Catharine College before the college closed … played his Played all four years at Grayson High School. sophomore season at Vincennes University. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Full name is Casey Robert Collins … son of Mike and Kim Collins … majoring in sport manage- Played four years at Bethlehem High School. ment. PERSONAL Full name is Chance Bodine … son of Mike and Lisa Bodine … has two sisters – Kayla and Holly … his brother-in-law, TC Drake, played football at the University of Kentucky and with the #8 Corey Conklin, SS, 6-2, 185, Jr., Corvallis, Ore. (Lower Columbia Community College) Kansas City Chiefs … plans to study pre-physical therapy. AT LOWER COLUMBIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Helped Lower Columbia capture the west division championship his freshman season … helped the team win the 2017 Northwest Athletic Conference championship as a sophomore … had a #24 Chris Botsoe, OF, 5-11, 184, R-So., Hinsdale, Ill. (Iowa Western Community College) and an RBI in the title game. AT IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Played for Iowa Western Community College in 2017. First team all-state as a senior at Crescent Valley High School … hit .477 with two home runs, HIGH SCHOOL 16 doubles and 43 RBIs his senior season … also earned fi rst team all-conference honors while As a senior in 2015 made all-conference, all-area, and fi rst team all-state while having a .390 leading the Raiders to the Mid-Willamette Conference championship for the second straight average with four home runs, 28 runs batted in, and 15 stolen bases. season. PERSONAL PERSONAL Full name is Christopher Kojo Botsoe … son of Eugene and Karen Botsoe … has one brother Full name is Corey Kip Conklin … son of John and Jeanne Conklin … plans to study pre- Steven … his cousin Molly Jensen played soccer at George Washington … plans to study sport physical therapy. administration.

#33 Eli Crall, RHP, 6-5, 200, Fr., Mount Orab, Ohio. (Western Brown HS) #11 Ryan Bramlett, LHP, 6-1, 200, Jr., Buford, Ga. (Georgia Highlands Junior College) HIGH SCHOOL AT GEORGIA HIGHLANDS JUNIOR COLLEGE Was named fi rst team All-Southern Buckeye Conference as a junior and a freshman … also Helped lead Georgia Highlands to a 40-21 record … led the team in strikeouts per nine innings named fi rst team all-city as a junior. … 15 strikeouts in 11 and two-third innings pitched with a 2.31 earned run average. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Full name is Eli Jonathan Crall … son of Jon and Danielle Crall … has three brothers – Ty, Ben, Played four years at Buford High School … helped his team win a state championship as a and Abe … plans to study Criminology. sophomore … led his team to a 32-16 record as a senior. PERSONAL Full name is Ryan Scott Bramlett … son of Scott and Nancy Bramlett … two brothers – Jeff rey #41 Brandon DeHass, C, 6-1, 220, Fr., New Albany, Ohio (New Albany HS) and Daniel … Tommy Bramlett his grandpa played running back at Mississippi State … plans HIGH SCHOOL to study business management. Played at New Albany High School … in 2016 helped lead the team to a sectional champion- ship … was team MVP and fi rst team all-district … had the school record in triples with six and career triples mark with 10 … led the team in batting average, doubles, and home runs. #19 Will Brian, LHP, 5-10, 179, Fr., Brandenburg, Ky. (Meade County HS) PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Full name is Brandon Isaiah DeHass … son of Don and Kim DeHass … has three siblings – Played four years at Meade County High School … helped the team win the distract title his Devin, Aaron, and Melia … his father Don played collegiate baseball at Mount Vernon Nazarene senior year while posting a .426 batting average and 30 RBIs … earned seven wins on the University … major is undecided. mound while pitching to a 1.18 earned run average … struck out 113 batters over 71 and

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#45 Max Ford, RHP, 6-2, 195, Sr., Braselton, Ga. (Univeristy of Georgia) an eight-game hitting streak during the year … earned the Ohio Valley Conference Medal of AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 Honor, which is given annually to the student-athletes that achieve the highest grade point Made 18 appearances with fi ve starts … struck out 23 batters over 27 innings pitched … average in a conference-sponsored sport … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Com- threw four and one-third innings allowing one hit and striking out a season-high six batters missioner’s Honor Roll. while picking up the win against Austin Peay (April 14th) … threw one shutout inning without IN CANADA giving up a hit and striking out two batters against Louisville (April 25th) … earned a spot on Hit .418 last season with 31 RBIs and 44 runs scored … in 2014 he had a .391 batting average the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. with 23 RBIs and 41 runs. AT FLORIDA SOUTHWESTERN STATE PERSONAL Had a 4.45 ERA over 56 and two-thirds innings of work … struck out 44 batters … had a 3-3 Full name is Nicholas Anthony Howie … son of Terry and Stacey Howie … major is undecided. record. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Appeared in fi ve games … batted .250 with one RBI in eights at bats … 0.00 ERA through one #1 Will Johnson OF, 6-0, 195, R-Jr., Atlanta, Ga (Georgia State) and one-third innings … two strikeouts. AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 HIGH SCHOOL Redshirt season. Posted a 7-2 record with a 0.80 ERA in his senior season. AT GEORGIA STATE PERSONAL Played in 44 games with 29 starts during his freshman season in 2015 … hit .265 with 16 RBIs, Full name is Maxwell Harrison Ford … son of Billy and Jill Ford … has two brothers – Camden 16 runs, two triples and two home runs in 2015 … played in 35 games as a sophomore, started and Garett, and one sister -- Chancey … majoring in criminal justice. 19 of them … batted .229 with 17 runs … Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL Preseason all-state AAAAA selection in his senior season … team MVP during his junior and #27 Daniel Harris IV, SS, 5-11, 152, Fr., Stone Mountain, Ga. (Miller Grove HS) senior seasons … all-region AAAAA selection during his junior season … led his team in bat- HIGH SCHOOL ting average and on-base percentage as a freshman. Was named to the Perfect Game Top-500 his senior year … 2017 Rawlings Perfect Game PERSONAL Honorable Mention All-American … had a .492 batting average with two home runs … eight Full name is William Jeff rey Johnson … son of Jeff and Nancy Johnson … majoring in biology. doubles, fi ve triples, and 27 RBIs. PERSONAL Full name is Daniel Webster Harris IV … son of Daniel Harris III and Sonya Harris … his cousin #20 Miles Jones, 1B, 6-2, 200, So., Fayetteville, Ga. (Whitewater High School) Rashon Ceaser played football for Louisiana-Monroe and the Tennessee Titans … plans to study AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 sport management. Appeared in 31 games … started 11 times … had 13 hits … two home runs … went 2-for-4 with one and two RBIs against Belmont (March 9th) … was 2-for-3 with one home run and one RBI at Northern Kentucky (April 4th) … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Confer- #12 Alex Holderbach, OF/INF, 6-0, 185, Jr., Fairfi eld, Ohio (Stephen T. Badin HS) ence Commissioner’s Honor Roll. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2017 HIGH SCHOOL Appeared in 51 games with 47 starts … ultimate utility player, making 13 starts at third Earned all-county and all-region honors at Whitewater High School in 2015 … posted a .388 base, 12 at second base, 10 at designated hitter, six at catcher, four in the outfi eld, and two at batting average with 36 RBIs while helping the Wildcats to a 29-7 record and a class 4A region shortstop … hit .355 on the year … had 11 home runs with 49 RBIs … had a hit streak of championship. fi ve games twice during the year … had 66 hits … went 4-for-6 with three RBIs and one run PERSONAL against Western Kentucky (March 8th) … was 3-for-3 with two doubles, a home run, two runs, Full name is Miles Lamont Jones … son of Garry and Barbara Jones … majoring in fi nance. and six RBIs against Tennessee Tech (May 12th) … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2016 #7 Ryland Kerr, INF, 6-0, 175, R-Jr., Bellevue, Wash. (Edmonds CC) Appeared in 44 games with 30 starts … showed the ability to serve a super utility role, making AS A REDHSIRT SOPHOMORE IN 2017 12 starts in right fi eld, eight at second base, fi ve at catcher, three in left fi eld and two as desig- Appeared and started in 54 games with 42 being at shortstop, 10 at third base, and two at nated hitter … 22 hits and 16 runs … 16 RBIs … 16 walks … longest hitting streak was four second base … hit .314 on the year with 28 RBIs … tied for fourth on the team in doubles games … longest reached base streak was eight games … went 3-for-4 with a RBI at Austin with 12 while having 60 hits … tied for second on the team in stolen bases … was 3-for-6 Peay (April 24) … earned the Ohio Valley Conference Medal of Honor, which is given annually with one double and two RBIs at Arizona (Feb. 18th) … went 2-for-5 with a home run, four to the student-athletes that achieve the highest grade point average in a conference-sponsored RBIs, and one run at Eastern Illinois (April 21st) … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference sport … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. Commissioner’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL AT EDMONDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE Earned fi rst team All-Greater Catholic League honors as a senior after hitting .360 with fi ve Won a Northwest Athletic Conference Gold Glove and was named to the All-NWAC-North team doubles, three home runs, 20 RBIs, 23 runs and 16 stolen bases … third team all-city selection in 2015. … team MVP and silver slugger … fi rst team all-state as a junior after posting a .489 average HIGH SCHOOL with 39 RBIs and 28 runs scored … also chosen fi rst team all-city, Greater Catholic League Hit .395 while helping his team to the Washington 3A state championship and the best record in Player of the Year, fi rst team All-Greater Catholic League … had a .363 average with 25 RBIs as school history at 25-2 in his senior season. a sophomore, earning all-city honorable mention recognition. PERSONAL PERSONAL Full name is Ryland Jon Kerr … son of Mike and Johnna Kerr … majoring in sport manage- Full name is Alexander Scott Holderbach … son of Scott and Julie Holderbach … has three ment. brothers – Drew, Mark and Ryan … majoring in physical education with a concentration in physical fi tness and wellness management. #4 Nick Laster, RHP, 6-0, 175, So., Atlanta, Ga. (Westlake HS) AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 #23 Nick Howie, OF, 6-3, 210, So., Oakville, Ontario (Garth Webb HS) Made 17 appearances on the year … 1-0 record … 18 strikeouts in 24 and two-thirds innings AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 pitched … threw four innings while allowing one run and striking out three at Morehead State Named to the Ohio Valley Conference All-Rookie Team … played and started in all 56 games … (March 25th) … picked up the win against Tennessee-Martin (April 1st) when he threw three had a .290 batting average … hit eight home runs with 41 RBIs … had 61 hits on the year with innings with one strikeout and no runs … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commis- a team high 14 doubles … went 2-for-4 with one home run and three RBIs against Chicago sioner’s Honor Roll. State (March 18th) … was 2-for-4 with two home runs and three RBIs at Eastern Illinois (April HIGH SCHOOL 21st) … went 4-for-5 with three RBIs and a run against Tennessee Tech (May 12th) … had Chosen as Westlake High School pitcher of the year after posting a 1.37 ERA in 2015 … posted

7 EKUSports.com Player Bios back-to-back .400-plus batting averages as a sophomore and junior. RBIs … led the team with 17 stolen bases … fourth on the team in runs scored with 42 … PERSONAL fourth on the team in walks with 19 … went 3-for-4 with a double, a home run, two runs and Full name is Ramon Nicholas Laster … son of Ramon and Nicolle Laster … majoring is one RBI against Belmont (March 9th) … was 3-for-5 with two runs, a double, a home run and undecided. two RBIs against Austin Peay (April 14th). AS A JUNIOR IN 2016 Redshirt season. #9 Jake Lewis, LHP/1B, 6-2, 190, Fr., New Albany, Ind. (Providence HS) AT KENNESAW STATE HIGH SCHOOL Team totaled a combined 68-52 record … played in 67 games in two seasons for the Owls … Played four years at Providence High School … helped lead the team to a state championship in stole a perfect 9-for-9 bases in his sophomore campaign … accumulated a .220 batting aver- 2016 … he hit .402 with three home runs while driving in 21 RBIs … had an 8-2 record on the age in 182 at bats in his two seasons. mound … threw six complete games while striking out 65 batters … was named fi rst team HIGH SCHOOL all-area. Team compiled a 21-9 record his senior season … was a Perfect Game 2nd team All-American PERSONAL … honorable mention Under-Amour All-American. Full name is Jacob Christopher Lewis … son of Chris and Tammy Lewis … plans to study sport PERSONAL management with a minor in pre-law. Full name is Cornell Nathaniel Nixon … son of Bernice Chaney and Nate Nixon … majoring in sport management.

#16 Grant Martin – C, 6-2, 190, So., Prestonsburg, Ky. (Prestonsburg HS) HIGH SCHOOL #25 Aaron Ochsenbein, RHP, 6-2, 200, R-Jr., Lexington, Ky. (Dunbar HS) Earned all-district honors as a sophomore, junior and senior … batted .378 and went 9-1 on AS A REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE IN 2017 the mound as a senior in 2016 … three-time 58th District All-Tournament Team. Made 14 appearances on the mound … made eight starts … struck out 38 batters in 41 PERSONAL innings pitched … threw fi ve innings allowing just one run and striking out two batters in Full name is Grant Austin Martin … son of Tim and Jennifer Martin … has two brothers – picking up the win against Chicago State (March 18th) … threw two innings without allowing Ryan and Chayse … his brother Ryan played collegiate golf at Morehead State ... majoring in a baserunner and striking out one against Tennessee (May 10th) … earned a spot on the Ohio marketing. Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2016 Redshirt season … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll. #5 Daniel McFarland, OF, 6-1, 180, Sr., Louisville, Ky (Male HS) AS A FRESHMAN IN 2015 AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 Made eight appearances with a 3.18 ERA … recorded one save … had 18 strikeouts in 11 and Appeared and started in 51 games … tied for a team high in batting average at .363 … had one-third innings pitched and only gave up four hits … had four strikeouts and allowed no hits fi ve home runs, 25 RBIs and scored 32 runs … second on the team in on-base percentage at or runs in three innings of work against Bowling Green (February 27) … had fi ve strikeouts .438 … third on the team in hits with 69 … fi nished tied for second on the team in stolen and allowed no hits or runs in two innings against Southeast Missouri (March 8) … had three bases … was 4-for-4 with two home runs fi ve RBIs and three runs against Northern Kentucky strikeouts and allowed only one hit in one and two-thirds innings against Belmont (March 15) (March 21st) … went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a run at Western Kentucky (May 2nd). … missed remainder of season due to injury after eight appearances … earned a spot on the AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2016 Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll … 2014-15 Colonel Scholar. Appeared in 36 games with 10 starts in right fi eld, nine in center fi eld, and one each in left HIGH SCHOOL fi eld and as the designated hitter … had 25 hits and 13 runs … 11 RBIs … 10 stolen bases Two-time academic all-state at Paul Laurence Dunbar in Lexington, Kentucky … 0.63 ERA and … longest hitting streak was fi ve games … longest reached base streak was seven games … 96 strikeouts his junior season. fi nished second on the team in stolen bases … went 4-for-5 with one RBI in the second game PERSONAL of a double-header against Evansville (March 26) … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Confer- Full name is Aaron Ochsenbein ... son of James and Melissa … has one brother – Alex … ence Commissioner’s Honor Roll. majoring in aviation with a concentration in aerospace management. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2015 Started two games out of the 20 he appeared in … had a 1.000 fi elding percentage … went 1-for-3 with two RBIs and two walks at Eastern Illinois (April 26) … had four walks and an on #13 Brenden Overton, INF, 6-2, 185, Sr., Clearwater, Fla. (Hillsborough College) base percentage of .292 … earned a spot on the Ohio Valley Conference Commissioner’s Honor AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 Roll … 2014-15 Colonel Scholar. Appeared in 37 games … started in 28 games, 23 at third base and fi ve at shortstop … had HIGH SCHOOL three home runs and 11 RBIs … started the year on a six-game hitting streak … went 3-for-4 Played for head coach Jeff Garrity at Louisville Male High School … Seventh Region Senior with a double, two RBIs and two runs scored against Tennessee-Martin (April 1st) … was 2-for- All-Star Team … was a part of two district championship teams … all-district and all-region 3 with one double, a home run, two runs, and two RBIs against Austin Peay (April 15th). as a junior. AT HILLSBOROUGH COMMUNITY COLLEGE PERSONAL In 2015 he hit .301 with three home runs, 11 doubles and 33 RBIs … in 2016 he had a .282 Full name is Daniel Joseph McFarland ... son of David and Nancy McFarland … has two brothers average and 31 RBIs. – John and Stephen … majoring in business. HIGH SCHOOL First team all-state selection after hitting .520 with eight home runs and 35 RBIs in his senior season. #38 Andrew McWhorter, RHP, 6-1, 190, Sr., Hebron, Ky. (Walton Verona HS) PERSONAL AT EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Full name is Brenden Overton … son of Ron and Dotti Overton … majoring in sport manage- Has been a student at EKU but joined the baseball team for the 2018 season. ment. HIGH SCHOOL Played at Walton Verona High School. PERSONAL #32 Austin Perry, RHP, 6-2, 198, R-Sr., Shelbyville, Ky. (Milligan College) Full name is Andrew McWhorter … son of Ralph and Eileen McWhorter … has one sister – AT MILLIGAN COLLEGE Jacqueline, and one brother – Daniel … majoring in political science. As a junior had a 4.70 ERA with 59 strikeouts in 67 innings pitched … as a sophomore was named all-conference second team with 60 strikeouts in 84 innings pitched while picking up seven wins. #3 Cornell Nixon, INF, 5-8, 170, R-Sr., Marietta Ga. (Kennesaw State) HIGH SCHOOL AS A REDSHIRT JUNIOR IN 2017 As a senior led his team to a 33-7 record and helped them win a district and regional title … Appeared in 44 games … started 43 of those games … hit .305 with two home runs and 15 also recorded school record for most strikeouts.

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PERSONAL #37 Austin Shepherd, RHP, 6-1, 200, Fr., Lexington, Ky. (Paul Laurence Dunbar HS) Full name is Christopher Austin Perry … son of Chris and Machelle Perry … has two siblings – HIGH SCHOOL Hunter and Brittany … plans to study sport administration. Played four years for Paul Laurence Dunbar and was named fi rst team academic all-state in 2017. PERSONAL #21 Jack Piekos, LHP, 6-2, 190, Sr., Blue Point, N.Y. (Florida Southwestern State College) Full name is Austin Shepherd … plans to study business. AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 Made 16 appearances on the mound … made 11 starts on the year … had a team-high 62 strikeouts over 59 and one-third innings … had a 3-5 record … was named Ohio Valley Confer- #14 Logan Stephens, INF, 5-11, 185, So., Valdosta, Ga. (Valdosta HS) ence Co-Pitcher of the Week (March 6th) … threw six innings while only allowing three hits AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 and striking out 10 batters and picking up the win against Youngstown State (March 3rd) … Appeared in 29 games … started in six … nine hits on the year … seven walks … went pitched seven innings while allowing one run and striking out a season-high 11 and picking up 2-for-3 against Dayton (April 18th) … was 1-for-1 with an RBI at Southeast Missouri (May the win against Oakland University (Feb. 24th) … picked up the win against Tennessee-Martin 20th). (March 31st) when he threw seven innings while letting up one earned run and striking out six HIGH SCHOOL batters. Two-time Under Armour Preseason All-American … two-time second team all-region selec- AT FLORIDA SOUTHWESTERN STATE COLLEGE tion. Had a 4.76 ERA over 75 and two-thirds innings of work in 2016 … 59 strikeouts … 3-4 record. PERSONAL AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Full name is Logan Donavan Stephens … son of Lesley and Dana Stephens … majoring in Made fi ve appearances … pitched three innings, giving up four hits. sport management. HIGH SCHOOL Struck out 144 batters in 74 innings and posted an 11-1 record with a 0.42 ERA as a senior. PERSONAL #30 Logan Teague, RHP, 6-3, 195, Jr., Lancaster, Ky. (Lincoln Trail College) Full name is Jack Henry Piekos … son of Christopher and Maureen Piekos … majoring in AT LINCOLN TRAIL COLLEGE business. Played at Lincoln Trail College from 2015-2017. HIGH SCHOOL. Played at Garrard County High School. #6 Bryan Quillens, RHP, 6-2, 180, Sr., Austell, Ga. (Georgia Highlands CC) PERSONAL AS A JUNIOR IN 2017 Full name is Logan Bryant Teague … plans to study criminal justice. Appeared in 18 games … started seven games … second on the team in wins … struck on 27 batters on the year … threw three innings with three strikeouts and only letting up one run against Youngstown State (March 5th) … started and went six innings with three strikeouts #28 Darren Williams, RHP, 6-6, 205, R-Fr., Maysville, Ky. (Mason County) while picking up the win at Murray State (May 7th). AS A FRESHMAN IN 2017 AT GEORGIA HIGHLANDS COLLEGE Redshirt season. Played two years for the Chargers. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Played all four years at Mason County High School … part of the 2014 squad that went 21-8. First team all-region pick as a senior at Pebblebrook High School. PERSONAL PERSONAL Full name is Darren Williams … son of Troy and Goldie Williams … majoring in economics. Full name is Bryan Quillens … son of Bryan and Jaceta Quillens … majoring in sport manage- ment. #22 Mitchell Zamora, RHP, 6-0, 180, Jr., Brentwood, Calif. (College of San Mateo) AT COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO #31 Tyler Romanik, C, 6-3, 215, Jr., Columbia, S.C. (State College of Florida) As a sophomore helped lead the team to a 34-8 record, No. 1 ranking in Northern California, and AT STATE COLLEGE OF FLORIDA Coast Golden Gate Conference Championship … pitched 13 innings with 11 strikeouts and an Made all-conference team as a freshman while batting .364 with four home runs … as a earned run average of 0.00. sophomore had a .285 batting average. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Helped lead Liberty High School to a BVAL conference championship as a senior … named BVAL Played four years for Blythewood High School. league MVP as a junior while helping his team win a BVAL championship. PERSONAL PERSONAL Full name is Tyler Romanik … son of Pawel Romanik and Angela Hazelwood … has three Full name is Mitchell Joseph Zamora … son of John and Tiff any Zamora … has two siblings – sisters – Ashlee, Sarah, and Nicole … his grandfather Richard Hazelwood played baseball for Anthony and Jennifer … plans to study business. Old Dominion and the … plans to study biology.

#17 Eddie Satisky, RHP, 6-3, 200, Fr. Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette HS) HIGH SCHOOL Played four years at Lafayette High School and helped lead the team to back-to-back district championships in 2015 and 2016. PERSONAL Full name is Edwin Anthony Satisky … son of Marc and Cher Satisky … has two sisters – Samantha and Maddison … his father Marc played collegiate baseball at South Florida … majoring is criminal justice.

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Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% FISHER, Ben . 3 6 3 56-56 223 71 81 14 0 25 72 170 . 7 6 2383355 . 4 5 540 0-0 382 36 4 . 9 9 1 MCFARLAND, Daniel . 3 6 3 51-51 190 32 69 12 1 5 25 98 . 5 1 6 18 8 25 3 . 4 3 8 1 5 5-9 148 1 4 . 9 7 4 HOLDERBACH, Alex . 3 5 5 51-47 186 39 66 12 2 11 49 115 . 6 1 8243273 . 4 3 322 3-5 74 45 7 . 9 4 4 SULLIVAN, Shea . 3 3 0 53-53 221 48 73 13 2 6 47 108 . 4 8 9 18 1 33 9 . 3 7 7 4 1 3-4 99 2 2 . 9 8 1 KERR, Ryland . 3 1 4 54-54 191 26 60 12 1 1 28 77 . 4 0 393571 . 3 5 125 5-9 71 126 15 . 9 2 9 NIXON, Cornell . 3 0 5 44-43 177 42 54 8 0 2 15 68 . 3 8 4 19 3 31 2 . 3 7 6 3 6 17-20 84 102 12 . 9 3 9 HOWIE, Nick . 2 9 0 56-56 210 46 61 14 1 8 41 101 . 4 8 1324594 . 3 9 403 5-5 11514 . 9 6 7 OVERTON, Brenden . 2 4 3 37-28 103 18 25 3 0 3 11 37 . 3 5 9 7 1 22 1 . 2 9 5 1 1 2-3 19 39 4 . 9 3 5 STARNES, Logan . 2 2 5 51-46 173 18 39 10 0 2 22 55 . 3 1 8126454 . 2 9 801 0-2 359 28 6 . 9 8 5 ------STEPHENS, Logan . 2 6 5 29-6 342900019 . 2 6 571130 . 4 0 500 0-0 771 . 9 3 3 OLIVE, Matt . 2 4 6 24-14 57 7 14 4 0 4 12 30 . 5 2 6 2 1 9 3 . 2 7 9 1 1 1-1 42 2 0 1.000 JONES, Miles . 2 3 6 31-11 55813002 519 . 3 4 5110241 . 3 5 320 0-0 511 . 8 5 7 WARRENFELTZ, Cole . 2 0 8 17-13 48 9 10 4 0 1 10 17 . 3 5 4 7 0 9 0 . 2 9 8 2 0 1-1 1 4 1 . 8 3 3 BLAIR, Taylor . 1 7 1 18-4 355 6 102 613 . 3 7 141111 . 2 7 500 0-0 2001.000 ABBOTT, Jacob . 1 6 3 34-9 43 6 7 1 0 0 5 8 . 1 8 6 3 1 14 1 . 2 3 4 0 2 2-3 8 25 4 . 8 9 2 GRAHAM, Dakota . 1 5 4 35-4 264410065 . 1 9 240140 . 2 6 700 1-1 28001.000 MCCRUM, Zach . 1 3 3 15-6 30 2 4 1 0 0 1 5 . 1 6 7 2 0 13 0 . 1 8 8 0 1 1-1 4 8 0 1.000 BLAIR, Jaxson . 0 0 0 11-0 73000000 . 0 0 03050 . 3 0 000 0-0 2001.000 COLLINS, Casey . 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 4 13 1 . 9 4 4 HAMILTON, Alex . 0 0 0 1-1 00000000 . 0 0 00000 . 0 0 000 0-0 041 . 8 0 0 Totals . 2 9 6 56 2009 386 595 110 7 72 356 935 . 4 6 5 220 36 446 38 . 3 7 2 22 28 46-64 1478 490 72 . 9 6 5 Opponents . 3 1 2 56 2049 480 639 130 12 85 448 1048 . 5 1 1 277 39 447 34 . 4 0 0 25 29 38-57 1484 535 67 . 9 6 8

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Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha JOHNSON, Caleb 5 . 1 42-323200/1756.067353221491507 . 2 9 9 2302 3 PIEKOS, Jack 5 . 9 2 3-5 16 11 0 0/1 0 59.1 53 43 39 22 62 11 1 9 . 2 3 9 1 4 0 4 4 ------SMITHER, Brandon 4 . 8 2 1-0 22 0 0 0/2 0 28.0 33 17 15 16 25 9 0 3 . 2 9 5 4 3 0 2 1 COLLINS, Casey 6 . 2 92-2121200/1048.25038343356917 . 2 6 0 2010 3 Mroz, Brian 6 . 8 2 2-3 27 0 0 0/2 1 33.0 46 27 25 17 35 5 1 2 . 3 4 1 3 5 0 2 3 CUMPSTON, Nicholas 7 . 3 1 1-0 13 0 0 0/0 0 16.0 19 13 13 9 8 3 0 2 . 3 0 2 5313 1 CARTER, Bubba 7 . 3 6 0-1 7 1 0 0/1 0 11.0 12 9 9 3 8 3 0 2 . 2 6 7 2 0 0 0 0 OCHSENBEIN, Aaron 7 . 9 01-414800/0041.047383626388011 . 2 8 8 1303 2 HAMILTON, Alex 8 . 5 5 4-1 23 1 0 0/1 0 40.0 52 46 38 29 43 11 2 5 . 3 0 8 3 2 0 3 2 DUNN, Hunter 8 . 8 4 2-1 14 1 0 0/0 1 19.1 32 23 19 8 14 7 2 4 . 3 6 4 1100 2 QUILLENS, Bryan 9 . 2 1 3-4 18 7 0 0/0 0 43.0 58 45 44 23 27 16 0 6 . 3 2 2 2 6 1 2 2 BLAIR, Taylor 10.34 1-0 18 0 0 0/1 0 15.2 26 20 18 11 15 6 0 2 . 3 5 6 2101 0 NERL, Eric 11.19 0-4 11 8 0 0/1 0 23.1 46 36 29 11 18 10 2 13 . 3 8 3 3 0 1 0 0 LASTER, Nick 11.31 1-0 17 0 0 0/0 0 24.2 40 35 31 22 18 7 1 6 . 3 7 4 2411 3 FORD, Max 11.67 1-4 18 5 0 0/0 1 27.0 40 41 35 17 23 9 1 4 . 3 3 9 12 2 1 2 3 MCCRUM, Zach 18.90 0-0 7 0 0 0/0 0 6.2 18 14 14 9 8 1 1 2 . 4 7 4 2200 0 Totals 7 . 8 4 24-32 56 56 0 3/3 10 492.2 639 480 429 277 447 130 12 85 . 3 1 2 47 39 6 25 29 Opponents 6 . 1 3 32-24 56 56 1 3/3 8 494.2 595 386 337 220 446 110 7 72 . 2 9 6 61 36 6 22 28

PB - Team (15), STARNES, L. 13, OLIVE, M. 2, Opp (16). Pickoffs - Team (8), Mroz, B. 3, PIEKOS, J. 1, FORD, M. 1, COLLINS, C. 1, JOHNSON, C. 1, QUILLENS, B. 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - STARNES, L. (24-35), OLIVE, M. (7-9), HOLDERBACH (6-8), COLLINS, C. (5-7), PIEKOS, J. (4-7), SMITHER, B. (5-6), FORD, M. (3-6), OCHSENBEIN (3-5), HAMILTON, A. (4-5), CUMPSTON, N. (4-4), NERL, E. (4-4), LASTER, N. (2-3), JOHNSON, C. (1-3), Mroz, B. (1-3), CARTER, B. (1-2), QUILLENS, B. (1-2).

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Individual Batting (Season) Most games 68 - Robert Moore (1985) Most at bats 266 - Robert Moore (1985) Most runs 80 - Josh Anderson (2003) 75 - Robert Moore (1985) Longest hit streak (games) 27 - Scott Earl (1981) Most consecutive hits 12 - Robert Moore (1987) Most hits 106 - Josh Anderson (2003) 104 - Robert Moore (1985) Most singles 74 - Josh Anderson (2003) 71 - Adam Basil (2000) Most doubles 26 - Robert Moore (1985) Most triples 8 - Jayson Langfels (2008) Most home runs 25 - Ben Fisher (2017) Most runs batt ed in 85 - Neil Sellers (2003) 82 - Clay Elswick (1986) Most total bases 172 - Lee Chapman (1999) Most walks 50 - Kyle Nowlin (2016) Most strikeouts 66 - Kyle Nowlin (2016) Most stolen bases 57 - Josh Anderson (2003) 49 - Scott Fromwiller (1985) Best stolen base percentage 1.000 - John Thomas (21-21) (1974) 1.000 - Darryel Weaver (15-15) (1978) With this swing against Tennessee Tech on May 21, 2016, Kyle Nowlin hit his Most times hit by pitch 22 - Anthony Ott rando (2010) 21st home run of the season, a new program record. Highest batt ing average .475 - Frank Borgia (29-61) (1968) Highest slugging percentage .873 - Jimmy Cain (1968) Home Runs (Season) Batting Average (Season) 1. Ben Fisher 25/223 AB (2017) 2. Kyle Nowlin 21/207 AB (2016) 1. Frank Borgia .475/61 AB (1968) 3. Lee Chapman 20/244 AB (1999) 2. Jon Draud .473/80 AB (1958) Clay Elswick 20/202 AB (1986) 3. Al Pipes .463/54 AB (1956) 4. Stephen Carter .448/183 AB (2004) 5. Kyle Nowlin 19/184 AB (2015) 5. Josh Anderson .447/237 AB (2003) 6. Charlie Yarbrough 18/207 AB (2006) 6. Jayson Langfels .441/170 AB (2009) 7. Anthony Ott rando 17/200 AB (2010) 7. Buzz Ashby .436/78 AB (1971) Neil Sellers 17/231 AB (2003) 8. Robert Moore .433/178 AB (1987) 9. Darryel Weaver .429/92 AB (1978) 9. Jayson Langfels 16/204 AB (2010) 10. Mike Gentry .420/88 AB (1976) Clay Elswick 16/167 AB (1984) 11. Ron Pezzoni .420/188 AB (1988) Matt Mason 16/196 AB (1998) 12. Matt Davis .418/196 AB (2009) Sean Murray 16/209 AB (1998) Jonathan Woodard .418/184 AB (2004) 13. Chris O’Dell 15/159 AB (2004) Erv Leidolf .418/91 AB (1976) 15. Jim Odle .415/65 AB (1954) Clay Elswick 15/234 AB (1985) 16. Darryel Weaver .415/74 AB (1975) 15. Lee Chapman 14/180 AB (1998) 17. Chris Clark .409/149 AB (2004) Jay Steele 14/186 AB (1985) Mandy Alvarez .409/237 AB (2016) Lee Chapman 14/211 AB (2000) 19. Ray Spenilla .408/142 AB (1975) 20. Neil Sellers .407/231 AB (2003) Richie Rodriguez 14/212 AB (2012) 21. Derrick Bussell .404/109 AB (2004) Bryan Soloman 14/203 AB (2012) Bryan Soloman 14/209 AB (2014)

Runs Batted In (Season) 1. Neil Sellers 85/231 AB (2003) 2. Clay Elswick 82/202 AB (1986) 3. Ben Fisher 72/223 AB (2017) Jayson Langfels 72/170 AB (2009) 5. Lee Chapman 71/244 AB (1999) 6. Troy Williams 70/238 AB (1985) 7. Charlie Yarbrough 69/207 AB (2006) 8. Anthony Ott rando 67/200 AB (2010) 9. Neil Sellers 63/205 AB (2004) Clay Elswick 63/234 AB (1985) 11. Lee Chapman 62/211 AB (2000) 12. Sean Murray 61/242 AB (1999) Kyle Nowlin 61/207 AB (2016) 14. Matt Mason 60/196 AB (1998) 15. Mandy Alvarez 58/237 AB (2016) 16. Brett Forbush 56/199 AB (1985) 17. Jeff Lehkamp 55/150 AB (1982) Bryan Soloman 55/209 AB (2014) 19 . Scott Privitera 54/192 AB (1988) Ray Spenilla compiled a .408 batt ing average during the 1975 season 20. Josh Anderson 53/237 AB (2003)

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Individual Pitching (Season) Most wins 12 - Jason Schira (1990) Most losses 10 - Jason Irwin (1996) Most appearances 32 - Robert Teague (1991) Most starts 18 - Eric Bess (1999) Most innings pitched 114.1 - Corey Eagle (2000) Most saves 12 - Ryne Purcell (2010) 12 - Joe Witt en (1995) Most complete games 11 - Howie Roesch (1973) Best earned run average 1.34 - Steve Rebholz (1982) Most runs allowed 95 - Eric Bess (1999) Most earned runs allowed 84 - Eric Bess (1999) Most hits allowed 140 - Logan Hershenow (2015) Most strikeouts 123 - Joe Vogelgesang (1992) Most walks allowed 75 - Ed Norkus (1985) Individual Batting (Career) Most games played 221 - Adam Basil (1997-00) Most at bats 865 - Richie Rodriguez (2009-12) Most runs scored 209 - Richie Rodriguez (2009-12) Clyde Hatt er, who later played for the , tossed one of EKU’s eight Most hits 303 - Richie Rodriguez (2009-12) Most singles 214 - Brett Bolger (2003-06) no-hitt ers in 1929 Most doubles 62 - Neil Sellers (2001-04) Most triples 18 - Jayson Langfels (2008-2010) Individual Batting (Game) Most home runs 52 - Clay Elswick (1983-86) 52 - Lee Chapman (1997-00) Most at-bats 8 - Jayson Langfels (Kentucky State, 4/1/09) Most runs batt ed in 214 - Neil Sellers (2001-04) 8 - Josh Anderson (IPFW, 4/1/03) Most total bases 484 - Lee Chapman (1997-00) Most stolen bases 5 - Scott Fromwiller (Youngstown St., 4/14/85) Most home runs 3 - Adam Basil (Morehead St., 4/18/99) Most strikeouts 191 - Kyle Nowlin (2013-16) 3 - Mike Schneider (Wright St., 5/2/00) Most walks 154 - Adam Basil (1997-00) 3 - Charlie Yarbrough (Oakland, 3/1/06) Most stolen bases 119 - Josh Anderson (2001-03) 3 - Richie Rodriguez (Indiana State, 3/4/12) 82 - John Thomas (1973-76) 3 - Kyle Nowlin (Youngstown St., 3/11/14) 82 - Scott Fromwiller (1983-85) 3 - Kyle Nowlin (Morehead State, 3/28/15) Most times hit by pitch 43 - Jacob Daniel (2009-12) 3 - Kyle Nowlin (Jacksonville State, 5/3/15) Best stolen base percentage .921 - John Thomas [82-of-89] (1973-76) 3 - Kyle Nowlin (vs. South Dakota State, 2/28/16) Best slugging percentage .680 - Clay Elswick (1983-86)

Individual Pitching (Career) Individual Pitching (Game) Most strikeouts 19 - Dave Quick (Morehead State, 5/7/63) Most appearances 107 - Robert Teague (1988-91) No hitt ers Harvey Hayes (W 4-0, Morehead State, 4/2/26) Most wins 30 - Jeff Cruse (1984-87) Clyde Hatt er (W 2-0, Kentucky Wesleyan, 4/22/29) Most losses 18 - Spencer Boley (1992-95) Ray Giltner (starter), team no-hitt er (W 13-0, Union, 4/7/48) 18 - Chip Albright (1999-02) Don Feltner (W 10-0, Morehead State, 5/13/54) Most games started 50 - Corey Eagle (1997-00) Dennis Barbour (W 3-0, Cumberland, 5/4/73) Most complete games 20 - Jeff Cruse (1984-87) Chris McDowell (W 4-0, Southeast Missouri, 4/6/92) Most innings pitched 303.1 - Corey Eagle (1997-00) Christian Friedrich (W 1-0, Morehead State, 3/26/06) Most saves 31 - Joe Witt en (1995-98) Paul Duncan (W 15-0, Chicago State, 5/2/09) Lowest earned run average 1.84 - Christian Friedrich (2006-08) Most runs allowed 235 - Scott Santa (1999-02) Most earned runs allowed 200 - Chip Albright (1999-02) Team Records (Season) Most hits allowed 372 - Jason Schira (1988-91) Most games won 42 (1990) Most strikeouts 327 - Christian Friedrich (2006-08) Most games played 71 (1985) Most walks 171 - Ed Norkus (1984-86) Most games lost 40 (2002) Best winning percentage .737 [42-15] (1990) Longest winning streak 15 (1990) Most saves 18 (2010) Most at bats 2315 (1985) Most runs scored 603 (1985) Most hits 788 (1985) Most singles 501 (1985) Most doubles 151 (1985) Most triples 29 (2009) Most home runs 113 (1985) Most runs batt ed in 548 (1985) Most total bases 1324 (1985) Highest batt ing average .375 (2004) Best slugging percentage .572 (1985) Most strikeouts 446 (2017) Most walks 300 (1981) Most stolen bases 217 (1989) Most stolen base att empts 268 (1985) Best fi elding percentage .968 (2012) Most double plays turned 71 (1999) Team Records (Game) Most runs scored 49 - Kentucky State, 4/1/09 Most hits 38 - Kentucky State, 4/1/09 Most home runs 10 - Campbellsville, 3/25/87 The 1985 Colonels still hold 11 -season team records Most consecutive batt ers to reach base to begin a game 12 - UW-Milwaukee, 3/3/95

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Nationally Ranked Individuals (Season) Nationally Ranked Teams (Season) Year Player Rank/Category Statistics Year Player Rank/Category Statistics Year Category Rank Statistics Year Category Rank Statistics 1968 Jimmy Cain 2nd - HRs/g 0.39 2008 Christian Friedrich 2nd - ERA 1.43 1976 Batting Avg. 4th .340 (258-759) 2015 Double Plays 36th 54 (7 HR/18 GP) 2008 Christian Friedrich 7th - K/9 11.9 1987 Stolen Bases 3rd 161 2015 Doubles/g 47th 1.96 1968 Jimmy Cain 2nd - RBI/g 1.56 (108K/81.2 IP) 1988 Stolen Bases 6th 162 2016 Home Runs/g 10th 1.20 (28 RBI/18 GP) 2008 Christian Friedrich 1st - Hits Allowed/9 4.41 1989 Stolen Bases 2nd 217 (3.74/g) 2016 Home Runs 13th 66 1968 Frank Borgia 6th - BA .475 (29-61) 2009 Jayson Langfels 1st - RBI/g 1.67 1999 Double Plays 11th 71 (1.18/g) 2016 Slugging Pct. 31st .453 1973 John Thomas 2nd - SBs 34 2009 Jayson Langfels 3rd - BA .441 2003 Batting Avg. 6th .332 (639-1922) 2016 Scoring 50th 6.6 runs/g 1973 Howie Roesch 4th - Wins 9 2009 Jayson Langfels 6th - SLG .800 2003 Scoring 8th 8.7 runs/g 2017 Home Runs/g 17th 1.29 1973 John Thomas 7th - SBs/g 0.89 (34 SB) 2009 Matt Davis 4th - R/g 1.45 2003 Doubles/g 30th 2.21 2017 Home Runs 23rd 72 1975 Darryel Weaver 18th - BA .415 2009 Aaron Barrows 12th - 3B/g 0.15 2003 Stolen Bases 3rd 131 (2.47/g) 2017 Slugging Pct. 29th .465 1978 Darryel Weaver 19th - BA .429 2010 Ryne Purcell 11th - Saves 12 2003 Slugging Pct. 34th .481 2017 Scoring 32nd 6.9 1982 Steve Rebholz 4th - ERA 1.34 2010 Anthony Ottrando 18th - HBP 22 2004 Batting Avg. 1st .375 2017 Batting Avg. 38th .296 (8 ER/53.2 IP) 2012 Richie Rodriguez 8th - SLG .689 2004 Scoring 3rd 9.6 runs/g 2017 Doubles/g 44th 1.96 1982 Steve Engel 5th - Ks/9 11.1 2012 Richie Rodriguez 15th - R/gm 1.09 2004 Doubles/g 1st 2.69 2017 Runs 47th 386 (78 K/63.1 IP) 2012 Jacob Daniel 18th - Triples 18 2004 Slugging Pct. 2nd .551 2017 Hits 48th 595 1982 Jeff Lehkamp 17th - RBI/g 1.31 2012 Jacob Daniel 19th - 3B/g 0.13 2004 Stolen Bases/g 22nd 1.82 (55 RBI/42 GP) 2012 Bryan Soloman 23rd - HR/g 0.26 2004 Double Plays/g 8th 1.14 1985 Robert Moore 2nd - Doubles 25 2012 Richie Rodriguez 24th - TB 146 2004 Winning Pct. 29th .667 (34-17) 1987 Robert Moore 9th - BA .433 2012 Richie Rodriguez 25th - HR/g 0.26 2005 Batting Avg. 23rd .316 1988 Ron Pezzoni 24th - BA .420 2012 Bryan Soloman 25th - HRs 14 2006 Stolen Bases 6th 162 1989 Ron Pezzoni 11th - SBs/g .081 2012 Richie Rodriguez 25th - HRs 14 2006 Home Runs/g 37th (1.02/game) 1990 Robert Teague 10th - Saves 11 2012 Richie Rodriguez 26th - Toughest To K 16.3 ABs 2006 Stolen Bases/g 34th 1.67 1995 Joe Witten 9th - Saves 12 2012 Richie Rodriguez 37th - BA .377 2006 Slugging Pct. 33rd .471 2003 Josh Anderson 1st - SBs 57 (1.08/gm) 2012 Matt Fyff e 37th - Wins 9 2006 Strikeouts/9 32nd 7.8 2003 Josh Anderson 2nd - R/g 1.51 (80 R/53 GP) 2012 Richie Rodriguez 41st - Runs 59 2007 Stolen Bases/g 20th 2.12 2003 Josh Anderson 3rd - BA .447 (106-237) 2012 Richie Rodriguez 44th - OBP .469 2007 Strikeouts/9 48th 7.4 2003 Josh Anderson 28th - Toughest to K 15.8 ABs 2014 Bryan Soloman 7th - HR/g .26 2008 Triples/g 20th 0.41 2003 Josh Anderson 36th - 2B/g 0.40 2014 Bryan Soloman 7th - HRs 14 2008 Stolen Bases/g 12th 2.04 (21 2B/53 GP) 2014 Bryan Soloman 15th - RBIs/g 1.02 2008 Hit By Pitch 38th 79 2003 Neil Sellers 2nd - RBI/g 1.60 2014 Bryan Soloman 19th - SLG .612 2008 Sac Flies 46th 30 (85 RBI/53 GP) 2014 Tanner Perkins 24th - BB Allowed/9 1.23 2008 Stikeouts/9 49th 7.8 2003 Neil Sellers 8th - 2B/g 0.45 2014 Bryan Soloman 32nd - RBIs 55 2008 Hits Allowed/9 38th 9.18 (24 2B/53 GP) 2014 Bryan Soloman 40th - TBs 128 2009 Triples/g 4th 0.57 2003 Neil Sellers 13th - R/g 1.25 2015 Kyle Nowlin 1st - HR/g .38 2009 Triples 5th 29 (66 RS/53 GP) 2015 Kyle Nowlin 2nd - HRs 19 2009 Stolen Bases/g 5th 2.41 2003 Neil Sellers 18th - HR/g 0.32 2015 Kyle Nowlin 6th - SLG .690 2009 Stolen Bases 7th 123 (17 HR/53 GP) 2015 TJ Alas 22nd - BA .378 2009 Batting Avg. 10th .345 2003 Neil Sellers 22nd - SLG .732 2015 TJ Alas 33rd - SLG .628 2009 Scoring 10th 9.2 runs/g 2004 Stephen Carter 3rd - BA .448 2015 Mandy Alvarez 45th - HR/g .24 2012 Home Runs/g 1st 1.22 2004 Stephen Carter 18th - HBP/g 0.35 2016 Mandy Alvarez 1st - Hits/g 1.76 2012 Home Runs 2nd 66 2004 Jonathan Woodard 10th - BA .418 2016 Kyle Nowlin 2nd - HRs 21 2012 Slugging Pct. 4th .477 2004 Chris Clark 17th - BA .409 2016 Kyle Nowlin 2nd - HR/g 0.38 2012 Double Plays/g 5th 1.11 2004 Chris Clark 13th - 2B/g 0.43 2016 Mandy Alvarez 5th - BA .409 2012 Doubles/g 6th 2.26 2004 Chris Clark 28th - HBP/g 0.32 2016 Mandy Alvarez 6th - Hits 97 2012 Double Plays 15th 60 2004 Derrick Bussell 23rd - BA .404 2016 Kyle Nowlin 15th - BB/g 0.91 2012 Doubles 21st 122 2004 Brett Bolger 20th - Toughest To K 16.8 2016 Mandy Alvarez 19th - TBs 153 2012 Triples/g 22nd 0.39 2004 Neil Sellers 18th - RBI/g 1.24 2016 Kyle Nowlin 21st - BB 50 2012 Triples 23rd 21 2004 Neil Sellers 34th - R/g 1.14 2016 Kyle Nowlin 24th - SLG .657 2012 Scoring 23rd 6.7 runs/g 2004 Chris O’Dell 23rd - R/g 1.19 2016 Kyle Nowlin 25th - RBIs/g 1.11 2012 Runs 47th 361 2004 Chris O’Dell 7th - HR/g 0.35 2016 Mandy Alvarez 30th - SLG .646 2013 Doubles/g 13 2.18 2004 Chris O’Dell 19th - SLG .711 2016 Kyle Nowlin 36th - RBIs 61 2013 Doubles 17 124 2004 Chris Grider 32nd - Ks/g 10.5 2016 Mandy Alvarez 39th - RBIs/g 1.05 2013 Home Runs/g 29th 0.74 2005 Brett Bolger 32nd - BA .398 2017 Ben Fisher 3rd - HRs 25 2013 Home Runs 31st 42 2005 Derrick Bussell 18th - SBs 32 (.59 pg) 2017 Ben Fisher 3rd - HRs/g 0.45 2013 Scoring 31st 6.6 runs/g 2005 Bryan Stevenson 23rd - SBs 32 (.56 pg) 2017 Ben Fisher 3rd - Runs 71 2013 Slugging Pct. 36th .424 2005 Brett Bolger 3rd - Toughest to K 24.5 ABs 2017 Ben Fisher 3rd - Runs/g 1.27 2013 Runs 43rd 374 2005 Derrick Bussell 19th - R/g 1.22 2017 Ben Fisher 3rd - SLG .762 2013 Stolen Bases 43rd 87 2006 Charlie Yarbrough 20th - HR/g .33 2017 Ben Fisher 5th - TBs 170 2013 Batting Avg. 46th .292 2006 Charlie Yarbrough 16th - RBI/g 1.25 2017 Ben Fisher 5th - RBIs/g 1.29 2013 Stolen Bases/g 46th 1.53 2006 Charlie Yarbrough 12th - SLG .736 2017 Ben Fisher 8th - RBIs 72 2014 Home Runs/g 9th 0.91 2006 Lucas Waters 28th - SBs 30 (.55 pg) 2014 Home Runs 9th 50 2006 Christian Friedrich 15th - ERA 1.98 2014 Slugging Pct. 25th .413 2006 Christian Friedrich 34th - Wins 10 2014 Double Plays/g 28th 0.98 2006 Christian Friedrich 2nd - Ks/9 13.0 2014 Double Plays 40th 54 (118 K/82 IP) 2014 Scoring 44th 5.9 runs/g 2007 Christian Friedrich 14th - Ks/9 11.1 2015 Home Runs/g 5th 1.18 (101 K/81.2 IP) 2015 Double Plays/g 8th 1.08 2007 Christian Friedrich 21st - ERA 2.09 2015 Home Runs 15th 59 2008 Jayson Langfels 2nd - Triples 8 2015 Slugging Pct. 22nd .450 17 EKUSports.com Record Book

NCAA Division I All-Americans Tim Hofstetter 1982 Third Team Clay Elswick 1986 Third Team Robert Moore 1987 Second Team Joe Witten 1995 Freshman Scott Goetz 2002 Freshman Josh Anderson 2003 First Team Neil Sellers 2003 Third Team Stephen Carter 2004 Third Team Chris Grider 2004 Freshman Christian Friedrich 2006 Freshman Charlie Yarbrough 2006 Second Team Christian Friedrich 2008 First Team Jayson Langfels 2008 Freshman Jayson Langfels 2009 Second Team Matt Davis 2009 Third Team Richie Rodriguez 2009 Freshman Bryan Soloman 2011 Freshman Frank Kremblas signed a contract with the after the 1989 season Richie Rodriguez 2012 First Team Kenny Hostrander 2013 Freshman Kyle Nowlin 2013 Freshman Colonel Draft Picks Doug Teegarden 2013 Freshman Bryan Soloman 2014 Second Team Name Year Rnd Overall Rnd-Pick Team Ben Fisher 2017 Third Team Arnold Nyulassy 1966 29 558 1 New York Mets Ron Pinsenchaun 1966 33 626 1 New York Mets Chuck Taylor 1969 24 554 2 NCAA Academic All-Americans Scott Earl 1981 14 354 17 Detroit Tigers Jim Harkins 1981 21 543 24 Houston Astros Clay Elswick 1986 First Team Gene Walter 1981 25 637 17 Montreal Expos Jay Johnson 1990 Third Team Jim Harkins 1982 28 697 2 San Diego Padres 1991 Second Team Gene Walter 1982 29 720 2 San Diego Padres Robert Teague 1990 First Team 1991 Second Team Steve Engel 1983 5 112 6 Chicago Cubs Josh Williams 1996 Third Team Troy Williams 1986 11 271 8 Seattle Mariners Ben Fisher 2017 First Team Brad Brian 1986 30 737 11 Montreal Expos Robert Moore 1987 16 405 9 Jeff Cruse 1987 45 1098 6 Kansas City Royals All-OVC Players Frank Kremblas 1989 23 601 19 Cincinnati Reds 1960 Ken Pigg, Shannon Johnson, Bill Curry, Bill Goedde Doug Simpson 1990 21 563 5 Pittsburgh Pirates 1962 Dave Quick, Ken Pigg, Jack Wolfer, Bill Goedde, Frank Carter, Bill Curry John Lorms 1990 57 1374 5 Cleveland Indians 1963 Dave Quick, Doug McCord, Ed Joseph, Bill Goedde, Frank Carter Steve Olsen 1991 7 202 25 1964 Dave Price Joe Vogelgesang 1992 35 983 19 Los Angeles Dodgers 1965 Dave Price, Doug McCord, Ron Chasteen, Ron Pinsenchaum, Jerry Gill Blake Bathol 1995 21 571 8 Colorado Rockies 1966 Albert Kammer, Arnold Nyulassy, Frank Borgia, Ron Pinsenchaum Brandon Berger 1996 14 409 14 Kansas City Royals 1967 Ron Andrews, Arnold Nyulassy, Luis Escobar, Jimmy Cain, Ron Pinsenchaum Ryan Saylor 1997 16 496 22 Montreal Expos 1968 Arnold Nyulassy, Jimmy Cain, Luis Escobar, Wayne Hucker, Jim Davis Josh Anderson 2003 4 119 22 Houston Astros 1969 Wayne Hucker Chris Clark 2004 18 544 23 Houston Astros 1970 William Ashby Neil Sellers 2004 32 964 23 Houston Astros 1973 Dave Theiler Charlie Yarbrough 2006 7 217 21 Philadelphia Phillies 1974 Howie Roesch, Dave Theiler Lucas Waters 2007 14 436 12 Florida Marlins 1975 Dennis Brant, Mike Gentry Christian Friedrich 2008 1 25 25 Colorado Rockies 1976 John Lisle, Corky Prater, John Thomas, Mike Gentry, Erv Leidolf Tyler Barnett 2008 21 640 18 1977 John Lisle, Erv Leidolf, Kenny Lockett Jayson Langfels 2010 16 500 25 Colorado Rockies 1978 Darryel Weaver, Corky Prater Richie Rodriguez 2012 9 290 12 New York Mets 1979 Rick Bibbins, Tom McNulty Anthony Bazzani 2012 31 942 4 Baltimore Orioles 1981 Mark Klein, Jeff Lehkamp, Dominic Perrino Taylor Blair 2013 35 1048 12 San Diego Padres 1982 Joe Myers, Steve Engel, Richard Brooks, Tim Hofstetter, Jeff Lehkamp (Co-Player of the Year, Kyle Nowlin 2015 30 894 9 Philadelphia Phillies Northern Division) Mandy Alvarez 2016 17 518 22 New York Yankees 1983 Mike Woehler, Steve Engel, Brett Forbush, Rocky Pangallo Kyle Nowlin 2016 21 622 6 Oakland Athletics Ben Fisher 2017 21 629 14 Miami Marlins

Professional Free Agent Signings Name Year Team Dominic Perrino 1982 San Diego Padres Ron Pezzoni 1989 Seattle Mariners Randy White 1989 Atlanta Braves Oscar Angulo 1990 Chicago White Sox Jerry Schoen 1990 California Angels Shea Wardwell 1990 Robie McCune 1991 Texas Rangers Mike Schneider 2002 Montreal Expos Anthony Bazzani 2014 Arizona Diamondbacks Mandy Alvarez was drafted in the 17th round of the 2016 draft by the New York Bryan Soloman 2014 Florence Freedom (Frontier League) Yankees. Alvarez hit .288 with fi ve home runs and 40 RBIs in his fi rst pro season. EKUSports.com 18 Record Book

(Freshman), Caleb Johnson (Freshman) 2015 Kyle Nowlin 2016 Mandy Alvarez (Co-Player of the Year), Kyle Nowlin 2017 Ben Fisher (Co-Player of the Year), Alex Holderbach

OVC Honors Coach of the Year 2006 Charlie Yarbrough 1962 Charles “Turkey” Hughes 2016 Mandy Alvarez (Co-) 1967 Charles “Turkey” Hughes 2017 Ben Fisher (Co-) 1982 Jim Ward 1987 Jim Ward Pitcher of the Year 1988 Jim Ward 2008 Christian Friedrich 1989 Jim Ward 2012 Matt Fyff e 2000 Jim Ward 2012 Jason Stein Rookie of the Year 2006 Christian Friedrich Player of the Year 2011 Bryan Soloman 1963 Dave Quick 2013 Kyle Nowlin 1986 Clay Elswick 1987 Robert Moore 1988 Scott Privitera 1989 Randy White 2003 Josh Anderson 2004 Stephen Carter Chris Clark was named fi rst team All-OVC in 2004 and was drafted by the Hous- ton Astros in the same year OVC Championships All-OVC Players (cont.) Regular Season - 1950, 1951, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1966, 1967, 1982, 1984, 1984 David Butcher, Brad Evans 1985 Robert Moore, Troy Williams, Jay Steele, John Miles 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2000, 2012 1986 Robert Moore, Tim Redmon, Jeff Cruse, Brad Brian, Clay Elswick (Player of the Year Tournament - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989 Northern Division) 1987 Robert Moore (Player of the Year, Northern Division), Jeff Cruse, Frank Kremblas, Ron Pezzoni 1988 Scott Privitera (Player of the Year, Northern Division), Rusty Clark, Randy White, Frank Kremblas, Marc Seimer, Ron Pezzoni, Shea Wardwell 1989 Randy White (Player of the Year), Jerry Schoen, Joe Banko, Ron Pezzoni 1990 Joe Banko, Brad McDaniels, Steve Olsen, Jay Johnson, Jason Schira, John Lorms, Robbie McCune, Jerry Schoen 1991 Brad McDaniels, Robbie McCune, Jay Johnson, David Ott 1992 Joe Vogelgesang, Brett Griffi n 1993 Jason Stein, Mike Minacci 1994 Blake Barthol 1995 Jason Stein, Josh Williams, Jason Irwin, Blake Barthol, Brandon Berger, Danny Winn 1996 Josh Williams, Jason Combs, Brandon Berger 1997 Joe Witten 1998 Sean Murray, Jason Sharp, Matt Mason, Joe Smith 1999 Lee Chapman, Sean Murray, Joe Smith, Jason Sharp, Adam Basil, Mike Martini 2000 Adam Basil, Mike Schneider, Lee Chapman, Kiley Vaughn, Corey Eagle, Scott Santa 2001 Mike Schneider, Kiley Vaughn, Josh Anderson 2002 Josh Anderson, Neil Sellers 2003 Josh Anderson (Player of the Year), Neil Sellers 2004 Chris Clark, Will Whisenant, Stephen Carter (Player of the Year), Jonathan Woodard, Neil Sellers, Chris O’Dell, Brett Bolger 2005 Brett Bolger, Derrick Bussell, Bryan Stevenson, Will Whisenant 2006 Charlie Yarbrough (Player of the Year), Christian Friedrich (1st team & Freshman), Chris O’Dell, Brett Bolger, Aaron Barrows (Freshman), Eric Hash (Freshman) 2007 Christian Friedrich, Tyler Barnett 2008 Christian Friedrich (Pitcher of the Year), Jayson Langfels (Freshman), Ryan Faidley (Freshman) 2009 Matt Davis, Jayson Langfels, Anthony Ottrando, Richie Rodriguez (2nd team & Freshman), Jacob Daniel (Freshman), Mike Garcia (Freshman) 2010 Jayson Langfels, Anthony Ottrando, Anthony Bazzani (Freshman), Austin Grisham (Freshman) 2011 Jacob Daniel, Stephen Hefl er, Richie Rodriguez, Bryan Soloman (Freshman) 2012 Richie Rodriguez, Jacob Daniel, Matt Fyff e (Pitcher of the Year), Dustin Dunlop, Shane Grimm 2013 Shaun Ball, Sean Hagen, Kyle Nowlin (Freshman), Kenny Hostrander (Freshman), Luke Wurzelbacher (Freshman), Doug Teegarden (Freshman) Charles “Turkey” Hughes was named the OVC Coach of the Year in 1962 and 1967 and 2014 Sean Hagen, Bryan Soloman, Ben Fisher (Freshman), Taylor Blair (Freshman), Shea Sullivan led EKU to OVC titles in 1950, 1951, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966 and 1967 19 EKUSports.com All-Time Results

1953 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Maryville, Tenn. 2-3, 4-6 L, L All-Time Results Record: 9-8 Kentucky 12-0 W Steve’s Note: The all-time results are still being researched and should be Albion 10-16 L Tennessee Tech 14-8 W considered a work in progress. Transylvania 10-3 W Transylvania 20-6 W 1925 (George Hembree) 1936 (George Hembree) Berea 9-5 W Middle Tennessee 11-9 W Record: 6-4 Record: 6-2-2 Wayne 3-2 W Morehead State 4-11 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-2 W Indiana 7-5 W Kentucky 11-10 W East Tennessee 17-4 W Sue Bennette Mem’l 4-14 L Indiana 6-10 L Transylvania 17-0 W Transylvania 7-5 W State Freshmen 11-9 W Louisville 9-8 W Berea 10-12 L Kentucky 10-5 W Sue Bennett Mem’l 4-13 L Lincoln Memorial 8-3 W Xavier 3-23 L Tennessee Tech 6-5 W Cumberlands 14-7 W Lincoln Memorial 12-3 W Tennessee Tech 7-9 L Louisville 4-3 W Morehead Normal 13-3 W Morehead State 3-2 W Morehead State 2-1 W Morehead State 9-8 W Lincoln Memorial 3-4 L Morehead State 4-4 T Louisville 6-10 L Western Kentucky 3-4 L Lincoln Memorial 8-9 L Western Kentucky 5-0 W Xavier 4-5 L Murray State 0-10 L Morehead Normal 5-0 W Louisville 3-5 L Tennessee Tech 10-5 W Louisville 13-7 W State Freshmen 1-6 L Western Kentucky 4-4 T Centre 5-6 L Louisville 4-5 L 1960 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) 1926 (George Hembree) 1949 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Kentucky 5-4 W Record: 11-6-2 Record: 4-8 Record: 13-5 Centre 10-12 L OVC Regular Season Champs Georgetown College 1-2 L Eastern Illinois 4-3 W Kentucky 5-7 L Centre 2-0 W Fort Knox 9-6 W 1955 ( Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Hillsdale 6-3 W Morehead Normal 4-5 L Marshall 19-18 W Record: 6-6 Hillsdale 11-9 W Transylvania 4-7 L Centre 16-6 W Berea 8-3 W Western Kentucky 2-2 T Kentucky Wesleyan 2-5 L Fort Knox 10-3 W Kentucky 4-5 L Murray State 7-9 L Lincoln Memorial 2-7 L Cincinnati 9-5 W Transylvania 12-0 W Carson-Newman 2-4 L Centre 3-5 L Evansville 9-8 W Xavier 4-7 L East Tennessee 6-6 T Kentucky Wesleyan 1-2 L Centre 4-2 W Tennessee Tech 5-11 L East Tennessee 6-2 W Lincoln Memorial 4-3 W Xavier 2-10 L Transylvania 7-11 L Lincoln Memorial 7-3 W Georgetown College 2-3 L Morehead State 6-8 L Morehead State 4-12 L Georgetown College 1-0 W Western Teachers 4-3 W Louisville 5-2 W Morehead State 4-2 W Union 10-8 W Transylvania 3-1 W Western Kentucky 10-4 W Xavier 7-3 W East Tennessee 8-5 W Murray State 6-3 W Cincinnati 2-7 L Kentucky 2-7 L 1927 (George Hembree) Evansville 4-8 L Tennessee Tech 6-5 W Middle Tennessee 5-4 W Record: 8-6 Morehead State 15-8 W Berea 7-6 W Morehead State 2-5 L Kentucky Wesleyan 1-11 L Western Kentucky 7-5 W Louisville 4-5 L Tennessee Tech 8-1 W Union 14-7 W Louisville 6-9 L Tennessee Tech 3-2 W Lincoln Memorial 8-7 W Xavier 5-6 L 1958 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Morehead State 7-0 W Georgetown 8-9 L Record: 12-7 Louisville 0-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-7 L 1951 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Hillsdale 4-6, 1-7 L, L Berea (Rain) Union 3-4 L Record: 10-10 Lincoln Memorial 1-5 L Transylvania 2-0 L Berea 2-6 L Transylvania 6-1 W Northern Illinois 7-3 W Morehead State 4-2 W Northern Ilinois 3-12 L Louisville 5-8 L Centre 15-3 W Western Teachers 5-15 L Evansville 7-8 L Western Teachers 6-2 W Murray State 3-7 L Centre 5-1 W Evansville 4-2 W Georgetown College 5-1 W Morehead State 12-7 W Western Kentucky 2-3 L 1930 (George Hembree) Morehead State 23-13 W Record: 6-5 Xavier 15-20 L Centre 3-0 W Centre 9-10 L Centre 4-3 W Xavier 0-2 L Transylvania 8-7 W Tennessee Tech 6-11 L Transylvania 4-1 W Tennessee Tech 12-4 W Transylvania 3-5 L Marshall 5-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-0 W Louisville 11-8 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-3 L Fort Knox 9-6 W Louisville 3-0 W Louisville 7-8 L Louisville 1-2 L Marshall 4-2 W Western Kentucky 3-14 L Western Kentucky 8-9 L The 1920 Eastern State Normal School’s baseball team featured future MLB Hall of Fame and Murderer’s Row member Earle Combs (middle row, third from left)

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1962 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) 1964 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Murray State 5-3. 2-3 W, L Tennessee Tech 4-1 W Record: 11-9 Record: 6-14 Murray State 3-7 L Tennessee Tech 3-1 W OVC Reg. Season and Tournament Champs OVC Regular Season Champs OVC Tournament Kentucky 3-6 L Cincinnati 1-8 L 1966 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Murray State 5-3 W Cumberlands 9-5 W Bowling Green 2-8 L Record: 17-10 Murray State 6-0 W Cincinnati 2-13 L Erskine 8-11, 2-0 L, W OVC Reg. Season and Tournament Champs Kentucky 4-9 L Carson-Newman 3-4 L Kentucky 13-6 W 1968 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Wittenburg 8-11 L East Tennessee 7-8, 11-5 L, W Berea College 21-4 W Record: 11-8 Morehead State 13-8, 1-8 W, L Kentucky 1-8 L Denison 17-3 W Wittenburg 3-7 L Toledo 2-14 L Morehead State 7-9, 8-9 L, L Kentucky 6-5 W Transylvania 12-3 W East Tennessee 6-0, 2-3 W, L Centre 1-2 L Transylvania 11-2 W Kentucky 14-4 W Centre 8-2 W Xavier 7-6 L Carson-Newman 9-10 L Malone College 16-4 W Cumberlands 12-2 W Kentucky 1-6 L Georgia Southern 6-15 L Centre 11-2 W East Tennessee 5-4 W Tennessee Tech 4-9 L Georgia 0-3 L North Carolina 3-4 L Western Kentucky 7-3 W Morehead State 2-3, 3-6 L, L Carson-Newman 0-5 L Georgia Southern 4-2 W Centre 6-5 W East Tennessee 1-5, 5-2 L, W Erskine College 0-5 L Georgia Southern 2-8 L Morehead State 7-9. 3-5 L, L Tennessee Tech 2-1, 11-7 W, W East Tennessee 7-0 W Erskine College 4-3 W East Tennessee 14-4 W East Tennessee 12-1 W Maryville College 15-3 W Division Playoff 1965 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Tennessee Tech 2-1 W Tennessee Tech 6-5 W Middle Tennessee 3-1, 8-4 W, W Record: 15-15 Tennessee Tech 11-8 W Morehead State 0-1 L OVC Regular Season Champs Morehead State 2-8 L Lincoln Memorial 7-19 L 1963 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Xavier 5-6 L Morehead State 2-3 L Morehead State 3-12 L Record: 11-12 Kentucky 4-11 L Xavier 2-5 L Morehead State 8-6 W Kentucky 1-6 L Berea 2-0, 2-1 W, W Centre College 8-7 W Xavier 4-6 L Xavier 4-2 W Lincoln Memorial 10-0 W Morehead State 2-1 W East Tennessee 3-1 W Toledo 18-2 W Georgia Southern 3-6, 0-17 L, L Morehead State 4-2 W East Tennessee 12-10 W Cincinnati 10-11 L Georgia Southern 1-7 L Tennessee Tech 5-1 W Morehead State 2-3 L Carson-Newman 1-2 L Carson-Newman 3-6 L Tennessee Tech 5-0 W East Tennessee 2-0, 8-5 W, W East Tennessee 1-2, 9-1 L, W East Tennessee 5-4 W 1969 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Davidson 6-7 L Kentucky 12-13 L East Tennessee 1-3 L Record: 13-9 Erskine 0-4 L Cincinnati 12-11, 4-10 W, L OVC Tournament Transylvania 6-4 W Presbyterian 1-3 L Morehead State 2-1, 9-3 W, W Murray State 10-8 W Berea 4-2 W Woff ord 8-1 W Xavier 10-7 W Murray State 1- 7 L East Tennessee 1-4 L Morehead State 8-14, 0-14 L, L Tennessee Tech 0-7, 4-2 L, W Murray State 3-2 W East Tennessee 1-4 L Centre 12-0 W Cumberland 11-5, 3-4 W, L Georgia Southern 6-5 W Tennessee Tech 5-4, 4-5 W, L East Tennessee 8-7, 6-5 W, W 1967 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Georgia Southern 6-4 W East Tennessee 2-4, 6-2 L, W Centre 1-2 L Record: 19-10 Georgia Southern 1-2 L Centre 20-5 W Morehead State 4-5, 4-0 L, W OVC Reg. Season and Tournament Champs Erskine College 4-3 W Morehead State 2-0, 7-9 W, L Tennessee Tech 3-4, 9-1 L, W Hilsdale College 14-4 W Georgetown College 2-0 W Tennessee Tech 4-3, 5-6 W, L OVC Playoff s Transylvania 19-1 W Tennessee Tech 4-2 W Cumberlands 5-6 L Tennessee Tech 6-3 W Cumberlands 6-4 W East Tennessee 7-4 W Lincoln Memorial 9-0 W East Tennessee 5-4 W Georgia Southern 7-3 W Morehead State 0-3 L Georgia Southern 3-6 L Morehead State 1-4 L Georgia Southern 11-6 W Berea 23-4 W Carson-Newman 5-3 L Tennessee Tech 2-4 L Milligan College 10-5 W Tennessee Tech 0-4 L East Tennessee 5-1 W Centre 17-10 W East Tennessee 5-6 L Morehead State 4-2 W Morehead State 3-0 W Morehead State 2-6 L Morehead State 1-2 L Transylvania 2-3 L Kentucky 0-5 L Xavier 2-6 L 1970 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Xavier 5-7 L Record: 17-11 Transylvania 6-5 W Wittenberg 2-6 L Morehead State 6-0 W Flint Comm. College 3-2 W Morehead State 3-4 L Flint Comm. College 13-0 W Tennessee Tech 9-7 W Flint Comm. College 6-2 W Cincinnati 3-0 W Lincoln Memorial 9-7 W Cincinnati 8-9 L Georgia Southern 1-6 L East Tennessee 7-5 W Georgia Southern 3-4 L The 1967 EKU baseball team defeated Murray State twice to win the OVC East Tennessee 2-17 L Georgia Southern 2-9 L Tournament

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1973 (Jack Hissom) Marshall 2-4 L Record: 24-26 Marshall 6-4 W Cumberlands 8-2 W Dayton 5-4 W Cumberlands 5-1 W Dayton 12-12 T Kentucky State 4-1 W Western Kentucky 1-8 L Kentucky State 0-1 L Western Kentucky 2-5 L Western Kentucky 5-4 W Berea 4-1 W Western Kentucky 0-7 L Berea 15-1 W Western Kentucky 2-3 L Tennessee Tech 6-2 W Western Kentucky 1-0 W Tennessee Tech 5-4 W Kentucky State 17-5 W Marshall 2-4 L Tennessee Tech 0-3 L Marshall 2-3 L Tennessee Tech 3-4 L East Tennessee 8-2 W Cumberlands 6-3 W East Tennessee 12-8 W Cumberlands 3-4 L Morehead State 4-8 L East Tennessee 0-1 L Morehead State 0-1 L East Tennessee 1-2 L Morehead State 2-7 L 1975 (Jack Hissom) Morehead State 3-0 W Record: 12-14 Berea 5-1 W OVC Regular Season Champs The 1975 EKU baseball team understood good facial hair and was the only squad Louisville 2-3 L Cumberlands 4-6 L to win an OVC Championship under head coach Jack Hissom Cumberlands 5-8 L Cumberlands 9-4 W Cumberlands 3-1 W Western Kentucky 5-4 W Georgia Southern 1-4 L East Tennessee 1-0 W Ohio State 1-2 L Western Kentucky 11-10 W Erskine College 7-4 W East Tennessee 4-1 W Ohio State 5-2 W Adrian 4-3 W Carson-Newman 13-12 W Georgetown College 12-4 W Ohio State 2-5 L Berea 9-5 W East Tennessee 11-2 W Louisville 11-7 W Ohio State 0-9 L Berea 8-3 W East Tennessee 6-3 W Western Kentucky 4-3 W Berea 6-7 L East Tennessee 6-3 W Louisville 7-6 W East Tennessee 12-4 W Berea 2-0 W East Tennessee 2-3 L Georgetown College 6-0 W Campbellsville 11-0 W Kentucky 1-6 L Louisville 12-0 W 1972 (Jack Hissom) Campbellsville 13-3 W Kentucky State 8-10 L East Tennessee 2-0 W Record: 20-12 East Tennessee 4-2 W Morehead State 1-11 L East Tennessee 9-0 W Jacksonville 4-5 L Kentucky Sate 10-2 W Morehead State 6-12 L Xavier 7-9 L Jacksonville 3-11 L Kentucky State 3-0 W Ohio State 5-4 W Morehead State 15-19 L Valdosta 2-3 L Morehead State 5-4 W Ohio State 1-12 L Morehead State 5-3 W Oglethorpe 4-2 W Morehead State 1-11 L Northern Kentucky 9-12 L Morehead State 7-6 W Oglethorpe 6-12 L Kentucky 3-4 L Northern Kentucky 10-5 W Morehead State 8-10 L Tennessee 0-9 L Ball State 1-5 L Tennessee Tech 3-5 L Tennessee Tech 8-7 W Wittenburg 4-0 W Ball State 2-1 W Tennessee Tech 10-9 W Tennessee Tech 3-6 L Louisville 7-3 W Tennessee Tech 2-4 L Marshall 4-7 L Transylvania 18-2 W Berea 11-7 W Tennessee Tech 3-9 L Marshall 3-12 L Tennessee Tech 2-6 L Berea 9-0 W Kentucky State 7-2 W Morehead State 8-7 W Tennessee Tech 0-3 L Genesse College 13-7 W Georgetown College 16-2 W Cincinnati 2-3 L Genesse College 2-1 W Georgetown College 8-2 W Murray State 6-5 W 1971 (Charles “Turkey” Hughes) Eastern Michigan 2-3 L Georgetown College 8-0 W Murray State 2-21 L Record: 13-11 Eastern Michigan 5-4 W Kentucky State 2-4 L Murray State 8-11 L Ohio Northern 11-0 W Genesse College 16-11 W Cumberlands 8-13 L Ohio Northern 4-3 W Genesse College 5-4 W Cumberlands 3-0 W 1976 (Jack Hissom) Louisville 11-7 W Cumberlands 0-2 L Northern Kentucky 10-0 W Record: 12-12-1 Tennessee Tech 0-7 L Cumberlands 5-0 W Northern Kentucky 0-2 L Campbellsville 10-3 W Tennessee Tech 4-2 W Morehead State 6-4 W Eastern Michigan 7-11 L Campbellsville 11-3 W Morehead State 4-12 L Morehead State 4-14 L Eastern Michigan 3-12 L Campbellsville 12-2 W Morehead State 4-10 L Cincinnati 6-3 W Campbellsville 11-1 W Western Kentucky 3-6 L Morehead State 3-2 W 1974 (Jack Hissom) Cumberlands 9-3 W Western Kentucky 6-3 W Morehead State 2-3 L Record: 11-11-2 Cumberlands 7-3 W Morehead State 7-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 W Kentucky State 1-3 L Centre 16-11 W Morehead State 3-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 7-3 W Kentucky State 7-4 W Centre 11-0 W Morehead State 7-3 W Western Kentucky 5-4 W Cumberlands 5-7 L Tennessee Tech 14-16 L Morehead State 3-4 L Western Kentucky 1-0 W Western Kentucky 1-8 L Tennessee Tech 1-1 T Genesee College 5-7 L East Tennessee 6-10 L Western Kentucky 1-1 T Kentucky 0-7 L Genesee College 10-8 W East Tennessee 1-5 L Kentucky State 0-8 L East Tennessee 9-15 L Tennessee Tech 5-6 L East Tennessee 5-6 L Northern Kentucky 7-0 W East Tennessee 9-4 W Tennessee Tech 5-12 L Northern Kentucky 6-5 W Northern Kentucky 8-5 W Morehead State 4-5 L East Tennessee 6-7 W Northern Kentucky 5-1 W EKUSports.com 22 All-Time Results

Tennessee Tech 6-7 L Xavier 15-2 W Tennessee Tech 12-2 W Xavier 3-2 W Centre 8-6 W Cincinnati 17-1 W Centre 7-6 W Cincinnati 14-2 W Western Kentucky 0-3 L Eastern Michigan 13-11 W Western Kentucky 4-3 W Eastern Michigan 4-9 L Middle Tennessee 3-8 L Eastern Michigan 12-5 W Middle Tennessee 1-5 L Eastern Michigan 5-4 W Cumberlands 4-6 L Bellarmine 7-8 L Cumberlands 4-6 L Bellarmine 14-12 W Murray State 9-11 L Marshall 4-3 W Austin Peay 6-11 L Marshall 12-5 W Austin Peay 11-10 W Louisville 5-4 W Dayton 1-2 L Louisville 6-3 W Dayton 5-8 L Akron 10-1 W Tennessee Tech 13-4 W Akron 10-6 W Tennessee Tech 12-11 W Western Kentucky 1-3 L Western Kentucky 6-16 L Western Kentucky 6-18 L Western Kentucky 1-12 L Kentucky 7-9 L Kentucky 6-11 L Georgetown College 6-5 W The 1984 Colonels won 27 of 33 down the stretch to provide EKU Athletics Hall Morehead State 11-7 W Georgetown College 3-1 W of Fame head coach Jim Ward with his fi rst OVC Tournament Championship Morehead State 4-14 L Morehead State 3-10 L Morehead State 3-1 W Morehead State 8-9 L Northern Kentucky 3-15 L 1980 (Jim Ward) Middle Tennessee 6-9 L Tennessee Tech 10-14 L Northern Kentucky 12-14 L Record: 11-20 Western Kentucky 11-8 W Tennessee Tech 11-21 L Erskine 5-6 L Austin Peay 6-4 W Morehead State 2-14 L 1978 (Jack Hissom) Furman 3-6 L Middle Tennessee 5-12 L Morehead State 7-2 W Record: 11-15-1 Louisville 2-3 L East Tennessee 3-0 W Campbellsville 6-3 W Louisville 10-7 W 1982 (Jim Ward) East Tennessee 2-8 L Campbellsville 5-6 L Kentucky 3-4 L Record: 3-12 Kentucky State 8-12 L Cumberlands 8-5 L Cincinnati 2-13 L OVC Regular Season Champs Kentucky State 2-9 L Cumberlands 4-3 W Cincinnati 2-3 L UT- Chattanooga 10-0 W Northern Kentucky 4-2 W Northern Kentucky 5-16 L Kentucky 2-16 L Valdosta 0-1 L Northern Kentucky 4-13 L Northern Kentucky 10-10 T Morehead State 7-6 W Valdosta 4-15 L Berea 24-9 W Morehead State 5-6 L Army 7-5 W 1977 (Jack Hissom) Berea 10-6 W Western Kentucky 1-4 L Pittsburgh 11-2 W Record: 10-19 East Tennessee 3-15 L Western Kentucky 0-20 L Rollins 6-2 W Cumberlands 7-9 L East Tennessee 7-22 L Middle Tennessee 8-5 W Army 11-7 W Cumberlands 4-11 L Berea 3-4 L Middle Tennessee 1-5 L Bethune Cookman 6-5 W Centre 5-2 W Berea 11-1 W Tennessee Tech 3-1 W Pittsburgh 7-1 W Centre 1-2 L Morehead State 9-10 L Tennessee Tech 7-6 W Rollins 3-4 L Campbellsville 8-5 W Morehead State 4-2 W Kentucky 8-7 W South Carolina 3-11 L Campbellsville 10-4 W Tennessee Tech 6-7 L Northern Kentucky 4-6 L Bellarmine 13-4 W Tennessee Tech 2-3 L Tennessee Tech 1-12 L Northern Kentucky 12-7 W Bellarmine 13-1 W Tennessee Tech 5-9 L Morehead State 3-18 L Tennessee Tech 7-6 W Cincinnati 22-2 W Cumberlands 5-6 L Morehead State 3-10 L Tennessee Tech 7-10 L Cincinnati 18-2 W Cumberlands 11-4 W East Tennessee 0-5 L Western Kentucky 5-6 L Louisville 6-3 W Berea 5-2 W East Tennessee 7-6 W Western Kentucky 8-12 L Louisville 3-1 W Berea 14-2 W Centre 14-13 W Centre 9-5 W Tennessee 3-5 L East Tennessee 6-3 W Centre 11-1 W Centre 16-3 W Kentucky 10-1 W East Tennessee 5-6 L Kentucky 11-30 L Louisville 10-6 W Akron 15-1 W Morehead State 4-10 L Louisville 5-4 W Louisville 4-11 L Akron 3-2 W Morehead State 4-22 L Louisville 5-13 L Morehead State 5-6 L Northern Kentucky 7-0 W Tennessee Tech 3-6 L Cincinnati 4-5 L Morehead State 3-4 L Louisville 0-1 L Tennessee Tech 4-2 W Cincinnati 4-6 L Middle Tennessee 0-4 L Louisville 6-9 L Morehead State 6-28 L Kentucky 6-14 L Morehead State 4-3 W Morehead State 4-10 L 1979 (Jack Hissom) Morehead State 6-4 W East Tennessee 3-7 L Record: 12-17 1981 (Jim Ward) Morehead State 8-3 W East Tennessee 7-5 W Berea 8-5 W Record: 21-10 Morehead State 9-6 W Kentucky State 3-6 L Berea 3-2 W North Carolina 3-6 L Kentucky 6-14 L Kentucky State 5-4 W Northern Kentucky 0-1 L James Madison 9-8 W Akron 1-2 L Kentucky 7-23 L Northern Kentucky 3-4 L Delaware 21-6 W Akron 5-1 W Western Kentucky 3-4 L Cumberlands 3-2 W Delaware 3-9 L Baldwin-Wallace 10-2 W Western Kentucky 3-9 L Cumberlands 8-2 W 23 EKUSports.com All-Time Results

Marshall 11-8 W NC-Wesleyan 6-12 L UNC-Ashville 13-4 W Murray State 11-7 W Marshall 6-2 W Campbell College 6-12 L UNC-Ashville 11-5 W Murray State 19-18 W Kentucky 8-7 W Cincinnati 10-11 L Marshall 7-3 W NCAA Regional Cincinnati 6-3 W Cincinnati 4-1 W Marshall 10-5 W Arkansas 13-20 L Cincinnati 5-3 W Western Kentucky 8-5 W Evansville 6-2 W Central Michigan 10-7 W Dayton 7-1 W Western Kentucky 8-4 W Evansville 4-5 L Georgia Tech 13-14 L Dayton 8-1 W Xavier 2-3 L Cincinnati 6-8 L Kentucky 4-21 L Xavier 5-4 W Cincinnati 4-10 L 1986 (Jim Ward) OVC Tournament Kentucky 15-2 W Louisville 12-5 W Record: 33-23 (Missing 10 games) Middle Tennessee 1-2 L Youngstown State 16-5 W Louisville 16-11 W OVC Reg. Season and Tournament Champs Western Kentucky 3-6 L Youngstown State 11-9 W Austin Peay 8-12 L Western Carolina 6-4 W Youngstown State 4-1 W Akron 8-5 W Western Carolina 7-9 L 1983 (Jim Ward) Morehead State 5-2 W Akron 7-2 W Western Carolina 3-5 L Record: 20-13-1 Morehead State 0-8 L Akron 6-5 W Western Carolina 5-12 L Maryland 6-11 L Cumberlands 22-7 W Morehead State 8-6 W Evansville 5-2 W Evansville 3-7 L Akron 6-4 W Youngstown State 14-3 W Evansville 12-3 W Evansville 13-13 T Akron 6-12 L Youngstown State 9-4 W Bellarmine 7-0 W West Virginia 5-4 W Akron 6-5 W Youngstown State 17-6 W Bellarmine 18-8 W Georgia State 17-10 W Morehead State 7-9 L Morehead State 5-7 L Kentucky 4-5 L Georgia State 7-1 W Otterbein 8-2 W Morehead State 2-6 L Ball State 15-6 W Cincinnati 4-0 W Youngstown State 8-2 W Morehead State 6-14 L Ball State 4-3 W Cincinnati 6-2 W Youngstown State 8-2 W Dayton 17-4 W Austin Peay 1-7 L Carson Newman 19-13 W Youngstown State 4-1 W Dayton 9-3 W Austin Peay 9-2 W Western Carolina 8-9 W Morehead State 5-2 W Akron 3-2 W Morehead State 9-7 W Louisville 3-2 W Morehead State 13-2 W Akron 2-1 W Ball State 10-9 W Louisville 11-3 W Akron 8-3 W Akron 15-3 W Marshall 2-1 W Middle Tennessee 17-7 W Akron 3-10 L Morehead State 11-4 W Marshall 9-10 L Bellarmine 12-1 W Akron 6-2 W Morehead State 9-16 L Youngstown State 2-3 L Youngstown State 12-2 W Cincinnati 5-2 W Georgetown College 11-9 W Youngstown State 8-1 W Youngstown State 7-9 L Cincinnati 8-3 W Georgetown College 10-9 W Youngstown State 2-1 W Akron 7-2 W Western Kentucky 4-1 W Youngstown State 3-8 L Akron 6-10 L Akron 4-0 W Western Kentucky 7-4 W Youngstown State 6-4 W Akron 14-2 W Louisville 2-8 L OVC Tournament Youngstown State 23-3 W Akron 9-8 W Louisville 5-3 W Murray State 4-2 W UNC-Ashville 6-3 W Louisville 24-17 W Morehead State 3-6 L Morehead State 8-3 W UNC-Ashville 6-3 W Morehead State 4-5 L Western Carolina 3-5 L Murray State 5-6 L Xavier 3-4 L Morehead State 15-11 W Morehead State 10-7 W Murray State 9-4 W Xavier 9-4 W Youngstown State 6-3 W Kentucky 6-20 L NCAA Regional OVC Tournament Youngstown State 17-1 W Tennessee 0-12 L North Carolina 2-4 L Murray State 10-11 L Massachusetts 6-3 W Cincinnati 3-6 L Appalachian State 9-8 W Morehead State 22-11 W Mercer 1-0 W Cincinnati 6-2 W Mississippi State 8-13 L Austin Peay 15-2 W Youngstown State 2-4 L Youngstown State 7-0 W 1985 (Jim Ward) Akron 11-9 W Record: 37-26 Akron 12-3 W OVC Tournament Champs OVC Tournament Western Carolina 6-7 L Middle Tennessee 6-3 W Western Carolina 6-10 L Morehead State 4-6 L Western Carolina 9-3 W Murray State 10-14 L Western Carolina 2-0 W Bellarmine 2-3 L 1984 (Jim Ward) Bellarmine 0-1 L Record: 30-16 Kentucky 16-17 L OVC Reg. Season and Tournament Champs Western Michigan 9-14 L East Tennessee 1-9 L Wingate 7-5 W East Tennessee 4-3 W Wingate 8-3 W Western Carolina 2-3 L UNC-Wilmington 2-3 L Evansville 8-5 W UNC-Wilmington 6-7 L Evansville 7-13 L UNC-Wilmington 6-13 L Connecticut 0-4 L North Carolina State 6-5 W Methodist 4-6 L North Carolina State 7-12 L UNC-Wilmington 14-4 W Fairfi eld 4-9 L UNC-Wilmington 2-3 L East Carolina 2-9 L The 1987 EKU baseball team won one of seven Colonel OVC Championships in NC-Wesleyan 1-3 L East Carolina 7-9 L the 1980s

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7-6 W Eastern Illinois 6-3 W 5/13 at Dayton 10-4 W Southeast Missouri 3-2 W Marshall 12-14 L Eastern Illinois 3-4 L 5/16 EASTERN ILLINOIS* 5-4 W Southeast Missouri 12-11 W Southeast Missouri 2-11 L Dayton 8-9 L 5/16 EASTERN ILLINOIS* 4-3 W Southeast Missouri 3-1 W Southeast Missouri 8-3 W Austin Peay 5-4 W 5/17 EASTERN ILLINOIS* 7-2 W Eastern Illinois 7-4 W Southeast Missouri 6-5 W Austin Peay 0-2 L Eastern Illinois 2-11 L Eastern Illinois 4-11 L Austin Peay 2-9 L 2009 (Jason Stein) Eastern Illinois 3-4 L Eastern Illinois 2-1 W OVC Tournament Record: 27-24 Kentucky 6-15 L Eastern Illinois 8-6 W Samford 3-8 L 2/21 OAKLAND 6-17 L Western Kentucky 10-11 L Western Kentucky 4-14 L Murray State 5-2 W 2/25 at Louisville 8-9 L Austin Peay 2-9 L Austin Peay 12-6 W Samford 4-9 L 2/27 IPFW 15-8 W Austin Peay 2-6 L Austin Peay 0-5 L 2/28 BUFFALO 13-2 W Austin Peay 16-13 L Austin Peay 6-3 W 2008 (Elvis Dominguez) 3/3 LOUISVILLE 7-5 W Cincinnati 4-8 L OVC Tournament Record: 26-27-1 3/4 at Kentucky 8-9 L Morehead State 10-3 W Jacksonville State 7-19 L 2/23 BUCKNELL 7-7 T 3/8 vs Bowling Green 4-8 L Morehead State 3-5 L Southeast Missouri 14-0 W 2/24 BUCKNELL 3-2 W 3/9 vs Sacred Heart 1-6 L OVC Tournament Samford 6-24 L 2/25 TOLEDO 8-6 W 3/10 vs Bucknell 9-8 W Morehead State 6-4 W 3/1 BRADLEY 13-1 W 3/11 vs Vermont 9-6 W Jacksonville State 2-8 L 2007 (Elvis Dominguez) 3/2 BRADLEY 0-4 L 3/13 vs Connecticut 8-4 W Morehead State 8-6 W Record: 24-29-1 3/3 BRADLEY 11-2 W 3/14 vs Toledo 10-5 W Murray State 7-2 W Long Island 8-1 W 3/5 at Louisville 5-13 L 3/18 WESTERN KENTUCKY 8-7 W Jacksonville State 6-11 L Oakland 1-5 L 3/8 vs Central Michigan 2-4 L 3/18 BEREA COLLEGE 32-4 W Long Island 7-4 W 3/9 vs IPFW 8-1 W 3/21 at Austin Peay* 1-2 L 2006 (Elvis Dominguez) Oakland 10-5 W 3/10 vs Bucknell 1-8 L 3/21 at Austin Peay* 10-7 W Record: 29-26 Kentucky State 12-6 W 3/10 vs Vermont 14-3 W 3/22 at Austin Peay* 11-6 W Toledo 3-4 L Kentucky State 9-0 W 3/11 vs Illinois State 2-3 L 3/24 at Ohio 3-6 L Toledo 3-5 L Akron 0-7 L 3/13 vs Akron 4-10 L 3/25 MARSHALL 10-7 W Oakland 12-2 W Akron 6-8 L 3/14 vs Illinois 6-8 L 3/28 MOREHEAD STATE* 6-3 W Oakland 21-9 W Georgetown (Ky.) 2-8 L 3/15 vs UMBC 5-2 W 3/28 MOREHEAD STATE* 3-7 L Akron 1-7 L Berea 16-0 W 3/21 AUSTIN PEAY* 2-1 W 3/29 MOREHEAD STATE* 25-6 W Akron 9-1 W Army 3-4 L 3/21 AUSTIN PEAY* 5-7 L 3/31 MIAMI (OHIO) 9-6 W Akron 7-4 W Georgetown Univ. 2-4 L 3/22 AUSTIN PEAY * 7-3 W 4/1 KENTUCKY STATE 49-1 W Louisville 3-20 L Bucknell 5-4 W 3/25 LOUISVILLE 6-19 L 4/4 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 12-7 W Bellarmine 18-14 L Northern Iowa 3-19 L 3/29 at Morehead State * 2-3 L 4/4 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 4-2 W Connecticut 4-5 L Bucknell 5-1 W 3/29 at Morehead State * 6-2 W 4/5 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 9-10 L St Francis 13-2 W Dartmouth 1-1 T 3/30 at Morehead State * 17-7 W 4/8 at Western Carolina 23-24 L Bradley 2-3 L Vermont 6-4 W 4/2 GEORGETOWN 7-12 L 4/10 at Tennessee Tech* 4-10 L Fairfi eld 4-6 L Louisville 4-7 L 4/5 TENNESSEE TECH* 6-1 W 4/11 at Tennessee Tech* 2-8 L Indiana 7-6 W Morehead State 6-5 W 4/6 TENNESSEE TECH * 4-7 L 4/11 at Tennessee Tech* 3-4 L Northern Iowa 8-5 W Morehead State 6-2 W 4/6 TENNESSEE TECH * 6-7 L 4/14 GEORGETOWN COLLEGE 9-8 W Northern Iowa 13-9 W Morehead State 13-6 W 4/9 at Western Kentucky 9-5 W 4/15 at Marshall 1-5 L Cornell 7-8 L Miami (Ohio) 4-6 L 4/12 at Tennessee-Martin* 6-3 W 4/18 MURRAY STATE* 7-10 L Georgetown 3-2 W Tennessee Tech 6-5 W 4/12 at Tennessee-Martin* 6-0 W 4/18 MURRAY STATE* 1-8 L Morehead State 2-12 L Tennessee Tech 2-8 L 4/13 at Tennessee-Martin* 3-6 L 4/21 XAVIER 11-6 W Morehead State 1-0 L Tennessee Tech 8-9 L 4/15 MARSHALL 3-9 L 4/22 at Western Kentucky 9-11 L Louisville 4-14 L Miami (Ohio) 2-6 L 4/15 MARSHALL 2-4 L 4/25 at Jacksonville State* 3-13 L Tennessee Tech 22-5 W Tennessee-Martin 13-8 W 4/16 THOMAS MORE 16-6 W 4/25 at Jacksonville State* 3-14 L Tennessee Tech 5-0 W Tennessee-Martin 1-6 L 4/19 MURRAY STATE* 0-6 L 4/26 at Jacksonville State* 9-3 W Tennessee Tech 2-4 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7-6 W 3/3 INDIANA STATE 6-13 L 3/12 at Furman 3-7 L 2/28 at Western Carolina 4-5 L 3/1 WESTERN CAROLINA 12-8 W 3/3 INDIANA STATE 11-10 W 3/13 at Western Carolina 7-11 L 3/3 at Tennessee 8-7 W 3/2 WESTERN CAROLINA 0-5 L 3/4 INDIANA STATE 10-11 L 3/15 at Southeast Missouri* 6-8 L 3/5 at Presbyterian 7-8 L 3/5 at Memphis 2-11 L 3/6 at UNCG 5-7 L 3/16 at Southeast Missouri* 3-5 L 3/6 at Presbyterian 10-8 W 3/6 vs Oral Roberts 1-3 L 3/7 at UNCG 6-5 W 3/16 at Southeast Missouri* 7-1 W 3/7 at Presbyterian 9-4 W 3/8 at Kentucky 1-8 L 3/9 at Woff ord 8-3 W 3/22 BELMONT* 1-14 L 3/9 at UNC Greensboro 9-6 W 3/12 UNC ASHEVILLE 10-3 W 3/10 at Woff ord 5-6 L 3/23 BELMONT* 0-1 L 3/10 at North Carolina A&T 4-1 W 3/12 UNC ASHEVILLE 10-6 W 3/11 at Woff ord 10-2 W 3/23 BELMONT* 6-13 L 3/12 at High Point 16-25 L 3/13 UNC ASHEVILLE 13-6 W 3/16 BOWLING GREEN STATE 10-8 W 3/26 WEST VIRGINIA 9-16 L 3/13 at High Point 4-6 L 3/16 at West Virginia 5-8 L 3/17 BOWLING GREEN STATE 2-22 L 3/28 at Southern Illinois 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W 4/10 AUSTIN PEAY* 8-4 W 4/16 MOREHEAD STATE* 4-3 W 4/22 AUSTIN PEAY* 2-18 L 4/26 AUSTIN PEAY* 8-10 L 4/11 AUSTIN PEAY* 15-12 W 4/16 MOREHEAD STATE* 12-2 W 4/24 OHIO 12-1 W 4/27 AUSTIN PEAY* 6-9 L 4/13 vs West Virginia 11-13 L 4/17 MOREHEAD STATE* 5-0 W 4/25 at Marshall 12-4 W 5/1 vs. Marshall 4-7 L 4/14 at Marshall 10-0 W 4/19 at Marshall 2-4 L 4/27 at Morehead State* 6-4 W 5/3 at Eastern Illinois* 4-0 W 4/17 at Morehead State* 8-20 L 4/22 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 2-11 L 4/28 at Morehead State* 4-3 W 5/5 at Eastern Illinois* 10-6 W 4/17 at Morehead State* 4-16 L 4/22 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 3-5 L 4/29 at Morehead State* 9-1 W 5/7 #10 LOUISVILLE 0-4 L 4/18 at Morehead State* 11-21 L 4/23 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* 2-4 L 5/4 at Tennessee-Martin* 7-11 L 5/11 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 4-9 L 4/20 CUMBERLANDS 15-2 W 4/26 EAST TENNESSEE 7-18 L 5/5 at Tennessee-Martin* 16-3 W 5/11 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 9-10 L 4/24 at Tennessee-Martin* 9-18 L 4/30 at Tennessee Tech* 3-10 L 5/6 at Tennessee-Martin* 8-7 W 5/12 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 14-6 W 4/25 at Tennessee-Martin* 7-3 W 4/30 at Tennessee Tech* 4-10 L 5/8 at Dayton 10-3 W 5/14 DAYTON 11-14 L 4/25 at Tennessee-Martin* 7-4 W 5/1 at Tennessee Tech* 7-3 W 5/9 MARSHALL 6-4 W 5/16 at Murray State* 3-1 W 5/5 OHIO 11-10 W 5/4 WESTERN KENTUCKY 5-4 W 5/11 TENNESSEE TECH* 6-5 W 5/17 at Murray State* 9-7 W 5/8 at Murray State* 1-8 L 5/7 MURRAY STATE 5-3 W 5/12 TENNESSEE TECH* 4-0 W 5/18 at Murray State* 8-9 L 5/8 at Murray State* 8-9 L 5/7 MURRAY STATE 9-4 W 5/15 at Western Kentucky 7-11 L OVC Tournament 5/9 at Murray State* 5-18 L 5/8 MURRAY STATE 5-1 W 5/17 at Murray State* 5-4 W 5/22 vs. Jacksonville State 11-2 W 5/11 at Dayton 7-5 W 5/14 at Jacksonville State* 4-1 W 5/18 at Murray State* 9-2 W 5/23 vs. #26 Austin Peay 4-13 L 5/15 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 4-2 W 5/14 at Jacksonville State* 1-2 L 5/19 at Murray State* 7-1 W 5/24 vs. Southeast Missouri 12-9 W 5/15 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 2-3 L 5/15 at Jacksonville State* 6-13 L 5/25 vs. Tennessee Tech 6-4 W 5/16 JACKSONVILLE 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4-14 3/21 at Belmont* W 12-6 4/4 TENNESSEE-MARTIN* L 3-7 4/19 at Marshall L 0-6 4/28 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L 1-3 3/22 at Belmont* W 3-1 4/8 at Northern Kentucky L 2-5 4/20 EAST TENNESSEE L 8-17 4/29 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L 4-5 3/23 at Belmont* W 10-2 4/10 at SIU Edwardsville* L 3-4 4/22 at Austin Peay* L 1-10 4/30 JACKSONVILLE STATE* W 10-7 3/28 at Evansville L 2-8 4/11 at SIU Edwardsville* W 6-5 4/23 at Austin Peay* L 3-4 5/2 at Western Kentucky L 3-14 3/29 at Evansville L 1-12 4/12 at SIU Edwardsville* L 3-10 4/24 at Austin Peay* L 4-14 5/5 at MURRAY STATE* L 11-17 3/30 at Evansville W 3-2 4/15 MOREHEAD STATE W 4-2 4/26 at Tennessee L 3-4 5/6 at MURRAY STATE* L 4-8 4/2 MARSHALL W 4-1 4/17 AUSTIN PEAY* L 3-17 4/29 EASTERN ILLINOIS* W 9-3 5/7 at MURRAY STATE* W 10-4 4/4 MOREHEAD STATE* L 3-4 4/18 AUSTIN PEAY* W 8-5 4/29 EASTERN ILLINOIS* W 7-5 5/10 TENNESSEE L 6-7 4/5 MOREHEAD STATE* L 4-6 4/18 AUSTIN PEAY* W 9-8 4/30 EASTERN ILLINOIS* W 8-7 5/12 TENNESSEE TECH W 12-8 4/6 MOREHEAD STATE* W 9-6 4/21 at Ohio L 0-6 5/3 at #28 Kentucky W 5-4 5/13 TENNESSEE TECH L 2-9 4/8 at Marshall L 3-7 4/24 at Eastern Illinois* L 5-9 5/6 at Jacksonville State* W 19-13 5/14 TENNESSEE TECH L 4-8 4/9 at Northern Kentucky W 9-6 4/26 at Eastern Illinois* W 12-4 5/7 at Jacksonville State* L 3-9 5/16 at Missouri L 4-13 4/11 at Tennessee-Martin* W 9-1 4/26 at Eastern Illinois* L 5-13 5/8 at Jacksonville State* W 7-5 5/18 at Southeast Missouri* L 6-14 4/12 at Tennessee-Martin* W 18-13 4/28 MIAMI (OHIO) W 8-6 5/13 MURRAY STATE* L 6-8 5/19 at Southeast Missouri* L 4-8 4/13 at Tennessee-Martin* L 4-9 4/29 at Miami (Ohio) W 6-5 5/14 MURRAY STATE* W 8-3 5/20 at Southeast Missouri* L 3-16 4/16 MIAMI (OHIO) L 3-6 5/1 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L 5-7 5/15 MURRAY STATE* L 5-14 4/17 SIU EDWARDSVILLE* L 2-4 5/2 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L 2-5 5/19 at Tennessee Tech* L 6-7 4/18 SIU EDWARDSVILLE* W 9-8 5/3 JACKSONVILLE STATE* L 13-16 5/19 at Tennessee Tech* L 4-7 4/19 SIU EDWARDSVILLE* W 8-3 5/8 at Murray State* W 6-4 5/21 at Tennessee Tech* L 5-7 4/23 at Miami (Ohio) W 7-5 5/9 at Murray State* W 9-6 4/25 at Austin Peay* L 5-6 5/10 at Murray State* L 10-13 2017 (Edwin Thompson) 4/26 at Austin Peay* L 9-13 5/14 TENNESSEE TECH* W 5-4 Record: 24-32 4/27 at Austin Peay* W 7-6 5/15 TENNESSEE TECH* W 12-10 2/17 at #7 Arizona L 0-6 5/2 EASTERN ILLINOIS* L 6-10 5/16 TENNESSEE TECH* L 2-10 2/18 at #7 Arizona L 13-16 5/3 EASTERN ILLINOIS* L 3-15 2/19 at #7 Arizona L 4-18 5/4 EASTERN ILLINOIS* W 17-11 2016 (Edwin Thompson) 2/20 at #7 Arizona L 8-9 5/6 TOLEDO L 4-8 Record: 24-31 2/22 at #6 Louisville L 3-19 5/10 at Jacksonville State* L 1-10 2/19 at Lipscomb W 13-7 2/24 OAKLAND W 3-2 5/10 at Jacksonville State* L 2-3 2/20 at Lipscomb L 2-4 2/25 OAKLAND W 2-1 5/11 at Jacksonville State* L 0-5 2/21 at Lipscomb L 2-3 2/26 OAKLAND W 9-4 5/13 OHIO W 8-7 2/23 at #2 Louisville L 2-14 2/28 at Kentucky L 0-12 5/15 MURRAY STATE* L 1-6 2/26 at Virginia Commonwealth W 12-2 3/3 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 11-0 5/16 MURRAY STATE* L 3-8 2/27 at UNC Wilmington L 7-10 3/4 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 8-3 5/17 MURRAY STATE* W 14-1 2/27 at South Dakota State W 10-1 3/5 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 11-6 2/28 at South Dakota State W 6-4 3/8 WESTERN KENTUCKY W 16-15 2015 (Jason Stein) 3/4 MD. EASTERN SHORE W 17-1 3/9 BELMONT* W 6-2 Record: 21-29 3/5 MD. EASTERN SHORE W 20-2 3/10 BELMONT* L 3-7 2/13 at East Tennessee L 3-7 3/5 MD. EASTERN SHORE L 4-5 3/10 BELMONT* L 0-2 2/14 at East Tennessee L 2-12 3/6 MD. EASTERN SHORE W 14-3 3/14 ALABAMA A&M W 16-6 2/20 vs. Southern Illinois L 1-4 3/11 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* L 1-2 3/15 ALABAMA A&M W 19-0 2/21 vs. Southern Illinois W 5-4 3/12 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* L 3-7 3/17 CHICAGO STATE L 10-24 2/21 vs. Southern Illinois W 4-3 3/12 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* L 1-4 3/18 CHICAGO STATE W 15-9 2/22 vs. Southern Illinois W 5-2 3/15 at #13 Mississippi State W 16-12 3/19 CHICAGO STATE W 10-3 2/25 at #12 Louisville L 2-5 3/16 at Alabama A&M W 11-6 3/21 NORTHERN KENTUCKY W 10-8 2/27 vs. Bowling Green L 10-13 3/18 at Belmont* W 2-1 3/24 at Morehead State* L 9-15

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-A- -F- Miami (Fla.) 1-3 -T- Adrian 1-0 Fairfi eld 0-2 Miami (Ohio) 9-10 Tennessee 2-14 Akron 29-18 Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0 Michigan State 0-3 Tennessee-Chattanooga 1-0 Alabama 0-1 Flint Community College 3-0 Middle Tennessee State 23-37 Tennessee-Martin 48-19 Alabama A&M 3-1 Fort Knox 3-0 Miligan College 1-0 Tennessee State 12-2 Alabama State 1-2 Furman 8-4-1 Morehead State 116-96-1 Tennessee Tech 75-69-1 Albion 0-1 Mount Vernon Nazarene 1-0 Thomas Moore 1-0 Anderson 1-0 -G- Mississippi 1-3 Transylvania 17-3 Appalachian State 1-1 Genesee College 5-2 Mississippi State 1-3 Toledo 2-4 Arizona 0-5 George Washington 1-0 Missouri 1-3 Tulane 0-1 Arkansas 0-1 Georgetown College 17-8 Missouri Baptist 1-0 Arkansas State 1-3 Georgia 0-1 Murray State 62-53 -U- Army 3-1 Georgia State 8-0 UAB 3-1 Austin Peay 47-48 Georgia Southern 4-19 -N- UNC-Ashville 10-0 Georgia Tech 0-9 Nebraska 1-0 UNC-Greensboro 2-5 -B- North Carolina 0-3 UNC-Wilmington 1-8 Baldwin-Wallace 1-0 -H- North Carolina A&T 1-0 Union College 2-6 Ball State 5-4 Hanover 1-1 North Carolina State 1-1 USC Upstate 0-3 Bellarmine 13-5-1 Hartford 0-1 North Carolina-Wesleyan 0-2 Belmont 9-14 High Point 0-3 Northeastern 2-0 -V- Berea 27-4 Hillsdale 3-2 Northern Illinois 8-2 Valdosta 0-3 Bethune-Cookman 1-0 Northern Iowa 2-1 Vanderbilt 1-0 Birmingham-Southern 1-3 -I- Northern Kentucky 16-12-1 Vermont 4-1 Bowling Green 7-24 Illinois 0-2 Virginia Commonwealth 1-0 Bradley 1-0 Illinois State 0-4 -O- Bucknell 3-1-1 Indiana 7-5 Oakland (Mich.) 7-1 -W- Indiana State 2-11 Oglethorpe 1-1 Wagner 0-1 -C- Iowa 0-1 Ohio 8-4 Wake Forest 1-1 Campbellsville 10-1 IPFW 5-2 Ohio Northern 2-0 Wayne 1-0 Campbell 0-1 Ithaca 2-0 Ohio State 4-6 West Virginia 3-8 Carson-Newman 4-7 IUPUI 1-0 Oklahoma 0-1 Western Carolina 8-17 Clemson 0-2 Oral Roberts 0-1 Western Kentucky 36-47-3 Cedarville 1-0 -J- Otterbein 1-1 Western Michigan 0-1 Central Florida 0-2 James Madison 1-1 William and Mary 2-0 Central Michigan 1-2 Jacksonville 0-5 -P- William Paterson 1-1 Centre College 24-6 Jacksonville State 13-29 Penn State 2-1 Wilmington 1-0 (University) Charleston 1-0 Pepperdine 0-3 Winthrop 3-3 Charleston Southern 1-3 -K- Pittsburgh 2-0 Wingate 2-0 Chicago State 5-1 Kent State 1-1 Pittsburgh-Johnstown 2-0 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3-0 Cincinnati 25-25 Kentucky 20-41-1 Presbyterian 2-2 Wittenburg 1-3 Colgate 1-0 Kentucky State 19-9 Portland State 0-1 Woff ord 4-1 Connecticut 0-2 Kentucky Wesleyan 5-5 Purdue 1-1 Wright State 13-20 Cornell 0-1 Cumberlands 23-13 -L- -R- -X- Lehigh 1-0 Rhode Island 0-1 Xavier 28-30 -D- Liberty 1-1 Rollins 1-1 Dartmouth 0-0-1 Lincoln Memorial 9-6 -Y- Davidson 0-1 Lipscomb 2-3 -S- Youngstown State 33-6 Dayton 12-6-1 Long Island 2-0 Saint Bonaventure 1-0 Delaware 1-1 Louisville 33-53 St. Francis 1-0 Dension 1-0 Loyola-Marymount 0-1 Saint Joseph (Ind.) 0-1 Detroit 9-2 Saint Xavier 6-0 Detroit Mercy 4-2 -M- Samford 14-10 Duquesne 1-0 Malone College 1-0 Shawnee State 1-0 Marshall 37-24 Shorter College 0-1 -E- Maryland 3-1 State Freshman 1-1 East Carolina 0-2 Maryland Baltimore-County 1-1 South Carolina 0-4 East Tennessee State 49-31-1 Maryland Eastern Shore 3-1 South Dakota State 2-0 Eastern Illinois 35-34 Maryville (Tenn.) 1-2 Southeast Missouri 34-43 Eastern Michigan 5-6 Massachusetts 2-3 Southern Illinois 3-6 Evansville 9-12-1 Memphis 0-1 Southern Illinois Edwardsville 15-9 Erskine 4-4 Mercer 4-2 Stetson 0-3 Methodist 0-1 Sue Bennet Memorial 0-2

33 EKUSports.com All-Century Team

All-Century Team The Eastern Kentucky University Department of Athletics unveiled its All-Century Baseball Team in a special ceremony at the annual Diamond Legacy Dinner on on Feb. 5, 2011 in the Keen Johnson Ballroom. Twenty- one of the 29 players and coaches on the team were able to att end the event, while two others were represented by family.

Infi elders *** Frank Borgia (1966-68) Borgia started at shortstop for Eastern for three seasons and was selected fi rst-team All-OVC twice. He batt ed .475 in 1968 which still stands as the modern record at Eastern for highest single season batt ing average. He fi nished sixth Twenty-one of the 29 players and coaches on the All-Century Team gathered at in the nation in batt ing in 1968 and stole 18 bases in 19 at- the Keen Johnson Ballroom on Feb. 5, 2011 tempts as a freshman in 1966. *** Neil Sellers (2001-04) *** Jimmy Cain (1967-69) Sellers was a three-time All-OVC third baseman and Cain was a two-year All-OVC third baseman for the Colo- is listed in the EKU record books for RBI, hits, at bats, nels who batt ed .395 and .400 in those two seasons. His doubles and home runs. His career totals at Eastern junior year, he fi nished second in the nation in home runs include 41 home runs, 62 doubles, 279 hits and 214 runs and runs batt ed in per game while being named the team’s batt ed in while compiling a four-year batt ing average of Most Valuable Player. He was also a member of the 1967 .353. Drafted by the Houston Astros, he is now a member OVC championship squad. of the Florida Marlins’ organization. *** Jason Sharp (1997-2000) *** Lee Chapman (1997-2000) Sharp was a four-year starter for EKU and received all- Chapman started four years for the Colonels at fi rst base conference notice from the OVC in 1998 and 1999. He and received All-OVC recognition his junior and senior played both shortstop and third base in his career for the seasons. Still the holder of fi ve Eastern school records, he Colonels and had career totals of 32 home runs, 145 runs hit 52 career home runs and knocked in 210 runs at EKU, batt ed in and a .337 batt ing average. while stealing 47 bases and collecting a .329 batt ing aver- age.

*** Clay Elswick (1983-86) Outfi elders Elswick was a four-year lett erman and three-year starter *** Josh Anderson (2001-03) for the Colonels at fi rst base from 1983-86. His senior year, Anderson was the OVC Player of the Year in 2003 and East- he posted totals of 20 home runs, 82 RBI, a .426 batt ing ern’s fi rst-ever, fi rst-team Louisville Slugger All-American average and was selected OVC Player of the Year in lead- choice after leading the nation in stolen bases with 57 and ing the Colonels to a third straight NCAA Tournament batt ing a national third-best .447 his junior year. He was a appearance. fourth round draft selection of the Houston Astros and has played for four major league teams. Anderson is also an *** Frank Kremblas (1986-89) EKU Athletics Hall of Fame member. Kremblas was a two-time All-OVC performer that played *** Joe Banko (1989-90) both second base and catcher during his days at Eastern. Banko was a two-time All-OVC player for the Colonels He batt ed .381 as a junior with seven home runs, 43 RBI and was a member of the 1989 OVC champion and NCAA and 21 stolen bases, and he was a 23rd round draft choice Tournament Eastern squad that won 39 games. An All- of the Cincinnati Reds. South Region performer, his two-year career statistics showed him with a .341 batt ing average, 17 home runs and 89 runs batt ed in while stealing 64 bases. *** Jayson Langfels (2008-10) Langfels started at third base all three years he played for *** Brandon Berger (1994-96) Eastern and was a fi rst team All-OVC choice the past two Berger was drafted after his junior season at Eastern in years. EKU’s all-time leader in triples with 18, he turned the 14th round by the Kansas City Royals. He received all- in a fantastic 2009 season when he hit .441 with six triples, conference recognition his last two seasons at Eastern and 12 home runs and 72 RBI. He fi nished his EKU career with batt ed .301 with eight home runs and 38 runs batt ed in his 203 hits, 32 home runs, 161 runs batt ed in and a .364 bat- fi nal year as a Colonel. ting average. He was drafted by the Colorado Rockies. *** Arnold Nyulassy (1965-68) Nyulassy was a three-time All-OVC fi rst baseman who hit *** Earle Combs (1920) .378 as a junior in 1967 and was part of an Eastern infi eld Combs is the most decorated of anyone selected to the that turned 38 double plays in 29 games. team as he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1970. The highlight of his Eastern experi- ence came in 1920 when he batt ed .596 and hit at least one home run in all 12 games the Maroons played. He later bat- ted leadoff and played center fi eld for the 1927 Murderer’s Row Yankees’ team.

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*** Robert Moore (1985-87) *** Randy White (1986-89) A three-time fi rst team All-OVC selection, Moore posted White was a two-time All-OVC player and the OVC Player career numbers of 54 doubles, 11 triples, a .386 batt ing of the Year in 1989 when he posted a 10-3 record with a average and 67 stolen bases. As a junior in 1987, he had 12 3.01 earned run average. In his four years at Eastern, the consecutive hits, one short of the NCAA record and was right-hander won 27 games, lost only 11, posted a 3.59 named OVC Player of the Year. He was a 16th round draft ERA and was a member of three OVC championship choice of the Kansas City Royals. squads.

*** Sean Murray (1998-99) Murray was a two-year All-OVC pick. In his two seasons Catchers with the Colonels, he had career totals of 29 home runs, *** Blake Barthol (1992-95) 109 runs batt ed in and a .377 batt ing average after hitt ing Barthol was a four-year starter for the Colonels and a team-leading .402 as a junior and making the All-OVC received All-OVC recognition his junior and senior years. Tournament team. Chosen in the 21st round of the 1995 Major League Draft by the Colorado Rockies, he batt ed .330 his senior year with six home runs and 46 runs batt ed in. *** Ron Pinsenschaum (1964-67) A three-time All-OVC player in the Eastern outfi eld, Pinsenschaum was inducted into the EKU Athletics Hall *** Brad Brian (1982-86) of Fame posthumously last October. He was a member of Brian was a three-year starter at catcher for the Colonels two OVC championship teams and as a sophomore in 1965 where he hit .356 with nine home runs and 42 runs batt ed reached base an amazing 68 times in 99 plate appearances. in as a senior when he was named fi rst-team all-confer- ence. A career .337 hitt er at EKU, he was drafted following his senior year in the 30th round by the Montreal Expos. Pitchers *** Jeff Cruse (1984-87) *** Roger Roberts (1969-72) A two-year All-OVC pitcher who was also a member of Roberts was a two-time All-OVC performer and three-year three NCAA Tournament teams at Eastern, Cruse still starter at catcher who led the Colonels with 33 runs batt ed holds EKU’s career record for victories with 30 against just in in 1972. six losses and recorded 208 strikeouts in 278 innings. He also owns EKU’s career mark for complete games with 20 and collected a fantastic 10-1 record as a junior. He was signed by the Kansas City Royals after his senior year. *** Steve Engel (1981-83) A two-time all-conference pitcher for the Colonels, Engel Utility Players fi nished fi fth in the nation in strikeouts per nine innings *** Brett Bolger (2003-06) with his 11.1 strikeouts average per game as a sophomore. Bolger started four years for the Colonels and received The third highest major league draft choice in Colonel all-conference notice three of those seasons. The pre-season baseball history, the left-hander was drafted following his OVC Player of the Year in 2006 by Collegiate Baseball junior season in the fi fth round by the Chicago Cubs, pitch- magazine, he posted career totals at Eastern of 262 hits, 160 ing for the National League team at Wrigley Field in 1985. runs scored, 59 stolen bases and a batt ing average of .359, *** Don Feltner (1952-55) highlighted by his junior year when he led the conference Feltner pitched four seasons for EKU and compiled a 21-3 in hitt ing with a .398 average. record on the mound. He was a member of Eastern’s 1954 *** Ron Pezzoni (1987-89) OVC championship team and his career included four Pezzoni was a three-year all-conference performer for shutouts and a 1.92 earned run average. The right-hander the Colonels and was one of the hitt ing stars for the 1989 also threw one of six no-hitt ers in Colonel baseball history NCAA Regional playoff team. He posted three-year career and was recently inducted into the EKU Athletics Hall of numbers of a .398 batt ing average and 91 stolen bases, Fame. which still stand as the second highest number of steals in *** Christian Friedrich (2006-08) school history. Friedrich was OVC Rookie of the Year in 2006 and OVC Pitcher of the Year in 2008 while being selected fi rst team all-conference for three seasons. The fi rst team All-Ameri- Coaches can posted gaudy three-year career stats of a 1.84 ERA, 327 strikeouts, an opponents’ batt ing average of .174 and 20 *** Charles “Turkey” Hughes (1941-71) victories. He was a fi rst round draft pick of the Colorado Hughes served as head coach of the baseball program for Rockies in 2008. 31 years. During that time span, he led EKU to 10 OVC *** Dave Quick (1960-63) championships and was voted OVC Coach of the Year Quick was a two-time All-OVC pitcher for Eastern and was in 1967. He is a member of the EKU, the OVC and the the OVC Player of the Year in 1963 when he posted a 1.38 Kentucky Athletic Halls of Fame and coached fi ve diff erent ERA. A member of two OVC championship teams, one of sports at Eastern in his 43-year tenure with the EKU Athlet- the lefty’s top outings in 1963 was a 12-inning, 2-0 master- ics Department. The fi eld the Colonels play on today is piece over Morehead State where he struck out 19 batt ers. named in his honor. *** Jim Ward (1980-2001) Ward served as head coach at Eastern from 1980-2001 and won 628 games, fi ve regular season OVC titles and sent four Eastern teams to the NCAA Tournament. A member of the OVC and EKU Halls of Fame, he was fi ve-time OVC Coach of the Year, coached fi ve OVC Players of the Year and 64 All-OVC players. He fi nished his collegiate coach- ing career with 939 victories.

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