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This Is Lewis University THIS IS LEWIS UNIVERSITY Located on the University Green, Time Plaza commemorates Lewis University’s 75th anniversary. Established in 1932, Lewis University offers a quality psychology, information security, education, finance, values-centered education, inspired by its Catholic heritage organizational leadership, public safety administration, and the teachings of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, patron management, nursing, criminal/social justice, and school saint of teachers and founder of the De La Salle Christian counseling and guidance. A Doctorate of Education (Ed. Brothers who sponsor the University. The 11th largest D.) in Educational Leadership for Teaching and Learning in full-time enrollment among more than 90 private program is also offered. universities and colleges in Illinois, Lewis offers each of its approximately 5,500 students personalized A 13:1 student-faculty ratio encourages attention while providing the resources of a plenty of classroom interaction. Faculty comprehensive university. are known for being caring, approachable, competent teachers. Each student receives Located 30 minutes SW of Chicago, the a broad, solid foundation in the liberal arts Lewis main campus in Romeoville is linked with an emphasis on ethics and critical by expressways to the extensive resources thinking, plus career/profession-oriented of Chicago and surrounding suburbs. education and opportunities for spiritual Adjacent to the development. Lewis University Airport, the Lewis maintains high-quality, modern University’s spacious 376-acre campus studios in art, theatre, music, television features the Harold E. White Aviation and radio and invites all students to Center, Student Recreation and Fitness become involved in these rewarding Center, Learning Resource Center, Philip activities. A wide variety of campus Lynch Theatre, modern computer labs, organizations offer enriching collegiate 11 residence halls, Sancta Alberta Chapel, experiences. Eighteen Flyer intercollegiate athletic facilities, and more. athletic teams (nine men’s, nine women’s) provide excitement and high-level Lewis offers bachelor’s degrees in nearly competitive opportunities in NCAA 80 undergraduate majors and programs of study including Division II and the highly regarded 13-team Great Lakes aviation, athletic training, biology, business, criminal/social Valley Conference, and intramural sports are enjoyed by justice, education, nursing and sport management. Working many students. adults are offered accelerated bachelor’s degree completion options. Lewis also offers graduate programs in aviation For more information about Lewis University visit and transportation, business administration, counseling www.lewisu.edu 2009 Lewis University Baseball Table Of Contents Lewis University ......................................................... Inside front cover Richard Forkin .................................................................................. 17 Quick Facts ........................................................................................ 1 Vince Campagna .............................................................................. 17 2009 Season Outlook ....................................................................... 2-3 Ben Stephen .................................................................................... 17 Head Coach Tim McDonough .............................................................. 4 Charles Gille ..................................................................................... 18 Assistant Coaches .............................................................................. 5 Ryan Koerner ................................................................................... 18 2009 Roster/About the GLVC ............................................................... 6 Cameron Anello ................................................................................ 18 Tim Bingham ..................................................................................... 7 Don Cizek ........................................................................................ 18 Chris Brigham .................................................................................... 8 Drew Hicks ...................................................................................... 19 Jeffrey Ithal ....................................................................................... 9 Pat Lahey ........................................................................................ 19 Chris McCall ..................................................................................... 10 Sean Ruane ..................................................................................... 19 Ryan Reynolds ................................................................................. 11 Ryan Servos ..................................................................................... 19 Ryan McManaman ............................................................................ 12 Zach Stetson .................................................................................... 20 Michael Fedoruk ............................................................................... 13 Michael Wido ................................................................................... 20 Michael Beier ................................................................................... 13 Ryan Wischhover .............................................................................. 20 Miguel Amesquita ............................................................................. 13 2008 Statistics ............................................................................ 21-22 Joe Carbone .................................................................................... 14 2008 Results .................................................................................... 23 Ted Bartnik ...................................................................................... 14 Year-By-Year Results ......................................................................... 24 Scott Householder ............................................................................ 14 Lewis Baseball History ................................................................. 25-26 Chris Williams .................................................................................. 15 Year-By-Year Team Statistics ............................................................. 27 Joe Scumaci ..................................................................................... 15 Lewis Record Book ...................................................................... 28-30 Matt Zicher ...................................................................................... 15 Varsity Club Form ............................................................................. 31 Mike Vucsko ..................................................................................... 16 Quick Facts Location ........................................................Romeoville, Illinois 60446 Office Phone ................................................................. (815) 836-5248 Founded .......................................................................................1932 Home Phone ............................................................... (708) 567-7874 Enrollment ...................................................................................5,500 E-Mail ................................................................ [email protected] Nickname ................................................................................... Flyers Head Coach ..................................Tim McDonough (North Central, 1995) Colors ............................................................................ Red and White Office Phone ............................................................... (815) 836-5254 Home Field ......................................................................Brennan Field Career Record ........................................................... 18-29 (2nd year) National Affiliation ........................................................NCAA Division II Assistant Coaches ................Chris Carlsen, Mike Landry, Dan Szmergalski Conference ............................................................... Great Lakes Valley 2008 Overall Record .................................................................... 18-29 President .................................................... Brother James Gaffney, FSC 2008 GLVC Record ..................................... 11-21 (5th place, GLVC East) Director of Athletics ..................................................... Dan Schumacher Returning Players ............................................................................. 15 Associate Director of Athletics ................................................ Tim Gotto Returning Starters (Non-Pitchers) ........................................................ 5 Assistant Director of Athletics ..........................................Brian Summers Returning Pitchers .............................................................................. 3 Faculty Athletics Rep. ...........................................Dr. Pat Vidmar-Scubic NCAA Division II Championship Appearances...................................... 12 Senior Woman Administrator ................................................Lisa Carlsen NCAA Championship Record ......................................................
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