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N 1 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Facilities

Class of 1978 Stadium Prior to the 2003 season, the Metzgar Athletic Campus Lafayette’s baseball program practices and facilities underwent significant changes. The Metzgar Athletic Campus is located plays all of its games at Hilton Rahnˆ ’51 A 500-seat grandstand, with chair back three miles northwest of the College Hill Field at the Class of 1978 Stadium at the seating, was added behind home plate. A campus. The Class of 1978 Stadium is part Metzgar Athletic Campus in Forks Township, press box, equipped with a permanently of an 80-acre facility that also contains Pa. Recent renovations have drastically installed public address system and phone playing surfaces for all of the school’s improved the site and have turned it into one lines for television, radio and newspaper use outdoor sports. The site has hosted a of the top baseball facilities in the Patriot and uploading of live stats, sits atop the new number of NCAA, Patriot League and League. grandstand. A new backstop with netting has ECAC championship contests in recent been attached to the bleacher seating. The years. The Herb McCracken Field House existing team dugouts have been extended contains locker room and storage facilities, by 20 feet and were completely refurbished, plus an air-conditioned training room with adding on-field storage. whirlpools and rehabilitative equipment. The recent upgrades followed other significant additions completed prior to the Rappolt Field/Astro 2002 season. A state of the art scoreboard Turf Surface was installed behind the leftfield fence. All of Lafayette’s field sports have The fence, itself, was also replaced with immediately benefited from the construction an eight-foot fence with maroon slats that of Rappolt field, an all-weather Astro Turf adds a professional look to the field. A 15- XL12 surface. The baseball program uses foot crushed stone warning track now lines the artificial surface at various times during the outfield fence and helps define the new the year for infield and outfield drills. dimensions, 332 down the leftfield line, Construction was made possible by a gift 403 to straightaway center and 335 down from College trustee, Bill Rappolt ’67 and How to get to Metzgar the rightfield line. The field also features his wife, Pam. Fields Athletic Complex permanent cages and four regulations To reach Metzgar Fields from bullpens, including a home bullpen shelter Allan P. Kirby Sports Center campus, take Cattell St. (one block east that was added down the third base line in Dedicated in 2000, the $35 million Allan P. of campus) north as it winds around 2004. Additionally, a new soil mix installed Kirby Sports Center gives Lafayette one of and turns into Sullivan Trail. The fields prior to the 2001 season has vastly improved the finest athletic complexes of its size in the are located on Sullivan Trail on the the playing surface for . country. It includes a new, 110,000-square left side of the road with a parking lot Mr. and Mrs. Hilton “Dutch” Rahn ’51, foot intramural and recreational sports facil- inside the main gate. the family and classmates of John McCombs ity attached to the previously existing Kirby From Route 33, get off at the ’68 and a large anonymous donation have Field House. The field house itself received a Stockertown exit onto Main St. made all of the improvements possible. $2.5 million facelift and interior renovation. Take Main St. eastward as it turns The baseball team uses the field house into Sullivan Trail. Metzgar Fields are for preseason practice during the winter located on the right side of Sullivan months, taking advantage of the spacious Trail, about 2.5 miles from the practice area that is equipped with batting Stockertown exit. cages and pitching mounds. The new portion of the center, featuring a distinctive atrium overlooking Fisher Stadium, houses Kamine Gymnasium, which includes three 50-by-84-foot courts for basketball and other sports and an elevated 1/10-mile jogging track. Buck Courts include six courts for racquet sports. A 6,600-square-foot fitness center and weight room includes a strength training circuit, spacious free weight area and more than 30 cardio machines. There is also a 35-foot climbing wall and aerobics and dance areas.

N 2 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Coaching Staff

Joe Kinney—Head Greg Durrah—Assistant Coach Joe Kinney enters his eighth season as the head man in Gregg Durrah has been with Joe Kinney every season the Lafayette baseball program, a program that he has at Lafayette. Durrah works primarily with the pitching built into a winner. Since taking over the reins in 1999, staff, while also assisting with recruiting. Kinney has continuously raised the talent level to the Prior to coming to Lafayette, Durrah was an point where Lafayette is consistently in contention for a assistant coach at Easton High School from 1992-99 Patriot League title. In 2006, the Leopards posted 27 wins, the second- following stints as an assistant coach in the college ranks at Rutgers- highest win total in Lafayette history. Newark and Fairleigh Dickinson. Durrah graduated from Fairleigh Under Kinney, Lafayette has advanced to the Patriot League Dickinson in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree in business management Tournament three times in the last five seasons. In his seven seasons, following a four-year baseball career. the Lafayette baseball program has featured 32 All-Patriot League He currently works as a probation office for Northampton selections and two Patriot League Players of the Year (Adam Rosenberg County and is also in the Marine Corps Reserve where he has a rank ’04 and Vince D’Angelis ’02). of gunnery sargeant. He is also a high school and Division I college Kinney has also been instrumental in securing major renovations basketball official. Durrah and his wife, Kendra, have two children, to Lafayette’s baseball facilities. Prior to the 2004 season, Lafayette’s Sydney and Trey and reside in Palmer Township, Pa. Trey has served as baseball field was renamed the Class of 1978 Stadium, renovations the team’s bat boy for several seasons. that included the addition of a grandstand with chair back seats and bleachers, a press box and expansion and refurbishment of the both Rick Clagett—Assistant Coach dugouts. Other improvements in recent seasons have included the Rick Clagett begins his first season on the Lafayette addition of a new scoreboard, outfield fence and warning track, a new staff. He comes to College Hill from Villanova, infield mix and a shelter in the Lafayette bullpen. where he spent five years as the top assistant to head This season, Lafayette will welcome back eight of nine positional Coach Joe Godri. During his stay in Philadelphia, players and three of four weekend starters while coming off a 27-24 Clagett served as the pitching coach, as well as the mark and a Patriot League Tournament berth. recruiting and admissions coordinator. He was also the director of the In 2004, Lafayette advanced past the first round of the Patriot Wildcats’ camps, head of scheduling and assisted in the team’s booster League Tournament for the first time in program history after proceedings. disposing of arch-rival Lehigh in the opening round. Lafayette Prior to Villanova, he worked for his alma mater, Utah, where his then faced host Army in the three-game Championship Series that tasks included recruiting and admissions duties, as well as the daily determined the conference crown. efforts with the pitching staff. As an undergraduate, Clagett was a The Leopards finished with a 23-26 mark, 11-9 in conference play. standout , serving as the team in 1998. As a senior, he In 2002, Kinney guided the team to a breakthrough 23-22 record, then was among the team leaders with six victories. In 1997, Clagett led the the program’s first winning season in 10 years. The team won a school team with 10 wins, placing him just one victory shy of tying the school record 12 Patriot League games and made its first-ever appearance in record for wins. He was instrumental in leading the Utes to the WAC the Patriot League Tournament. Northern Division Championship. Prior to coming to College Hill, Kinney was the top assistant A Las Vegas native, Clagett earned his bachelor’s degree in political on the Navy squads from 1992-1999, where he helped guide the science from the University of Utah in 2001. Midshipmen to four Patriot League titles and two appearances in the NCAA Baseball Tournament East Regional. His responsibilities Adrian Yaguez—Assistant Coach included serving as the hitting and defensive coach, facility Adrian Yaguez enters his first campaign on Kinney’s for the baseball complex, equipment manager and director of the Navy staff. He is a familiar name to the Lehigh Valley baseball Baseball Camp. scene. In the past four years, he has served as the head Prior to Navy, Kinney was an assistant coach at Lehigh where he coach of the Lehigh Valley Catz, a collegiate summer was the hitting, defense, and conditioning coach from 1990-92. While league squad that calls Hacketts Park in Easton its there, he completed his master’s degree in secondary education. home. Under his tutelage, 24 players have signed professional contracts. Kinney’s coaching experience at Lehigh followed a stint at Columbia As head coach, the 2002 DeSales University graduate held responsibili- High School in his hometown of Maplewood, N.J. where he was the ties that ranged from the marketing and promotions of his club to lead- junior varsity baseball coach and freshman football coach. ing the summer camps and administrative details of the Catz. Kinney graduated from Lehigh in 1988 with a degree in Economics. Yaguez is also the manager of the Spartan Center at Northampton He enjoyed a four-year career and served as captain of the 1987 and Community College in nearby Bethlehem. His duties there include the 1988 squads. Kinney and his wife, the former Susan Pitman, reside on scheduling and marketing for the school’s athletic facilities. He is the College Hill with their daughters Annelise and Alexis. advisor of Sport Management club, as well as an adjunct professor and coordinator of intramural sports at Northampton.

N 3 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Season Outlook

The Lafayette baseball program is coming off lineup, all of whom hit above .300 for the the team with a 3.14 ERA and a 3-1 mark a 2006 season in which the Leopards posted season. Junior Tom Hayes hit for a team-best in 13 appearances. The Pennsylvania native 27 wins, the second-highest win total for .372 average and is one of the top three started seven games, including at least one a program which began play in 1865. That returning hitters within the Patriot League game in each of the Patriot League series. fact, coupled with the knowledge that eight ranks. He ranked second in the conference He shut out Lehigh in a nine-inning game of nine positional starters and all but one in on-base percentage and figures to be an and mixed in a one-hitter in a mid-week win weekend starter return for this year’s squad important part of the lineup. over St. Joseph’s in the Liberty Bell Classic. has observers of the program expecting the “Defensively, especially in the infield, “We have a solid group on the mound Leopards to challenge for the Patriot League we’re going to be a step better because our with three weekend starters returning,” title. Lafayette was picked second in the younger players, who were thrust into the Kinney said. “One of the most important Patriot League Preseason Poll and received lineup at various positions last year, have things they need to do is show our younger two first-place votes. gained a year of experience and settled into players what it takes to prepare, to be In the fold for eighth-year head coach their positions,” Kinney said. “Our outfield disciplined in practice and compete in Joe Kinney is a large senior class that is an experienced group which has made games. Everything has to start with them.” features nine players. constant fielding improvements.” Kinney is still looking for the fourth “The senior class is a group that has starter and righthanders Brian Cope, earned everything it has gotten in terms PITCHING STAFF Steve Roberts and Jeremy Atkins are of playing time,” Kinney said. “They all For the second straight season, Lafayette will all making a push for that final spot. Cope understand the system very clearly and have three starters returning in the weekend enters his senior year after being used realize the preparation it takes to play rotation, and that bodes extremely well for a as a weekend starter as a freshman and a college baseball. We’re counting on them to pitching staff that sliced off more than a run sophomore and a mid-week starter a year pass that knowledge on the younger players from its earned-run average between 2005 ago. Roberts, a junior, was a weekday starter and to lead us this season.” and 2006. Senior southpaws Matt Kamine in 2006 but also pitched in four of five Kinney is looking to Dave Drechsel, Matt and Ted Gjeldum will fill two spots while league series. Atkins will also challenge Kamine and Mike Raible, who represent righthander Kevin Reese will hold down for the fourth spot and is likely to see each major positional area, to serve as the one of the four weekend slots. Kamine was significant innings. team captains. 4-3 overall with a 3.62 ERA in 2006 and The Leopards’ lone loss in the rotation Drechsel will continue to manage the threw the most innings (59.2) of any of was graduated senior Matt Revelle. Revelle, pitching staff from behind the plate. Kamine the returning . The all-conference who managed a 6-4 mark in 12 starts, led enters his third season as a weekend starter, selection was 4-1 with a 1.19 ERA in Patriot the team with 76 innings pitched as a senior. looking to build on an All-Patriot League League play, the second best league ERA. He left Lafayette ranked seventh in career campaign in 2006. Raible, who will also be Gjeldum, who spent all of 2006 in the wins and 11th in innings pitched. a three-year starter, represents a talented weekend rotation after earning a spot late Kinney has a stable of middle relievers offensive group in the outfield. in 2005, made 10 starts and ended with a who will compete for weekday starting Offense should not be a problem for the 5-4 mark. His increased, consistent velocity spots. Junior righthanders Nick Tucker and Leopards who hit .292 as a team in 2006. places him at or near the top of the staff. Brad Woodfield return to the bullpen. Seven of the team’s top hitters return to the Reese enjoyed a breakout year, leading Tucker made 17 appearances in relief as a sophomore and pitched 18.1 innings while Woodfield missed the last two seasons following Tommy John surgery. Sophomores Mike LeClerc-Spier and Ryan Hanna combined for six appearances in 2006 with LeClerc-Spier winning both of his starts. Classmate Brian Mostek, a lefty, made eight appearances in relief and was 1-0. Freshman Tyler Chromey and John Livanos, will all look for time out of the bullpen. Jason Morytko will likely return to the role of . The junior was second on the team in appearances (20) in 2006 and managed a 4.25 ERA with a 2-1 record and

N 4 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N two saves. Kinney counts on Morytko to throw strikes in the middle innings to get the game to senior John Fugett. Fugett is looking to bounce back from a tough junior season in hopes of returning to his All- Patriot League form as a sophomore. He led the team with 21 appearances in 2006.

INFIELD The most glaring change from 2006 to 2007 will be at the position where graduated senior Ian Law spent the past two seasons. Law takes with him a potent bat that churned out a .340 average and 34 RBI with five home runs. Sophomore Daniel Bierce will be thrust into that starting role, but not without some significant playing time under behind the plate. He is expected to split time SCHEDULE his belt. The defensive-minded Bierce started with junior Tom Ambrosole who started Lafayette has 52 games lined up for the 2007 30 games last season, primarily at second 37 games last season while moving between slate that includes contests against schools base. Freshmen A.J. Pisarri and Alex and right-handed DH. Sophomore from seven states. The Leopards are again Crespo will back up Bierce. Ian McCutcheon will also push for time scheduled to compete in the Liberty Bell Junior Tom Hayes is expected to make behind the plate. Classic that pits Lafayette against a tournament the move from the outfield to second base field of St. Joseph’s, Villanova, Temple, Lehigh, where, like Bierce in 2006, he will compete OUTFIELD Drexel, La Salle and Penn. The championship with classmate Tyler Zeronda for playing The starting spots in the outfield will be game, in which Lafayette faced La Salle in time. Hayes started 36 games in the outfield filled by three seniors. Entering his third 2006, is played at the Philadelphia Phillies last season while Zeronda played in 32 at season as a starter, James Conrad has the Citizens Bank Park. second. Hayes, an in high school, most experience of the trio. Conrad, who The Leopards travel to Farmville, Va. to could also be used at third or shortstop. will return to the lead-off spot in the order, face Longwood for a three-game series to Kinney has three players vying for time is a two-time All-Patriot League honoree open the season on April 24-25. The following at first in senior Nick Benvenuto and who hit for a .339 average in 32 games in weekend Lafayette faces ACC foe Maryland sophomores Chris Luick and Joe Ezekiel. 2006. The senior stole 14 bases and boasted in another three-game set, the first time since Luick will likely be the everyday starter and of a .442 on-base percentage. Kinney’s arrival that Lafayette will face an is the best defensive player of the group. Mike Raible will take his place in right ACC opponent. Luick did not commit an in his rookie field. The senior captain was second on the The Leopards, who have spent their spring campaign. Ezekiel, who checked in with a team in batting last season (.367) and will break training trips in California and Florida in .324 average, in 27 games, will also spend hit in the middle of the order. Raible is fully the past, will head to North Carolina and South time as the right-handed DH. Benvenuto will healthy after missing 10 games due to injury. Carolina from March 9-18. Lafayette will back up Luick and Ezekiel on the corner and Kevin Leasure returns to left field where play eight games against Davidson, Furman, will be utilized as a left-handed DH. he led the team with 34 RBI while hitting for Wofford and High Point. Lafayette will then On the opposite corner, sophomore a .303 average last season. return home to host Rider on March 20. Jeff Butler begins his second season as a Junior Ryan Roberts and sophomore A week later, Lafayette opens play in the starter at third base. Butler hit for a .309 Dustin Minore both saw their playing Liberty Bell Classic against Villanova. Patriot average as a freshman after playing in 36 time increase at the end of the season, and League play commences vs. Army in a four- games. He took over the starting spot during will look to parlay that experience into game series on March 31 and April 1. The the conference portion of the 2006 season. more playing time in 2007. Roberts is the following four weekends will also be spent in Freshman Justin Shepherd will back up team’s best defensive and Minore conference play. Lafayette will play a home Butler. provides a bat off the bench. Freshman series against UMBC on May 5-6 to fill the The group donning the catcher’s gear Matt Hall could play his way into the weekend between the end of Patriot League is an experienced one. Senior Dave lineup as the season progresses, while his regular-season play and the Patriot League Drechsel, whose strength lies in handling classmate, Brad Weiss, will look to make Tournament that takes place May 12-13 at the the pitching staff, begins his third year the transition from catcher. highest seed.

N 5 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 2007 Leopards

15 Tom Ambrosole C | JR. | 5-10 | 195 | R/R | STATEN ISLAND,N.Y./TOTTENVILLE General: Will compete for No. 1 catching position…expected to also be used as a right-handed DH…Government & Law major. 2006: Played in 40 games in 2006…hit .317 with 17 RBI and three homers…registered 13 multiple-hit games…doubled in the game-winning run in extra innings vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (5/6); hit .429 for the FDU series with three doubles and five RBI…hit game-tying vs. Temple (5/2) and allowed Lafayette to win 10-8 in the ninth…went 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBI against Miami, Ohio (3/18)…3-for-4 in the season against VMI (2/25). 2005: Played in 14 games as a freshman...hit .273 in 22 at-bats...drove in two runs...managed a pair of hits including a double and an RBI in the Binghamton series (3/25-26)...went 2-for-4 with a solo home run against Monmouth (4/12) in one of four starts. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2005 .273 14/4 22 2 6 2 1 0 1 10 .455 2006 .317 40/37 126 29 40 17 6 0 3 55 .437 Total .311 54/41 148 31 46 19 7 0 4 65 .439

18 Nick Benvenuto 1B | SR. | 6-2 | 240 | L/R | WYCKOFF,N.J./BERGEN CATHOLIC General: Left-handed DH who will also provide backup at first base…Economics & Business major. 2006: Played in 27 games, starting 20…hit .279 in 68 at-bats…posted three hits and two RBI against La Salle (4/19)…broke the game open in the fifth inning vs. Manhattan (4/6) with a two-run double…3-for-5 against Miami, Ohio (3/18). 2005: Saw time in 25 games, starting five...hit .083 with six RBI in 36 at-bats...blasted a three-run home run, the first of his collegiate career, against Army (4/10). 2004: Played in six games and started one... hit .286 in seven at-bats...drove in two runs...went 1-for-1 with an RBI against Penn (3/24). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2004 .286 6/1 7 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 .286 2005 .083 25/5 36 1 3 6 0 0 1 6 .167 2006 .279 27/20 68 6 19 10 4 0 0 23 .338 Total .216 58/26 111 7 24 18 4 0 10 31 .279

21 Daniel Bierce SS | SO. | 5-10 | 175 | R/R | VIRGINIA BEACH,VA./KELLAM General: Looks to be starting shortstop…solid defensive abilities and knowledge of game…bat control hitter and a good baserunner... major is undeclared. 2006: Played in 40 games, starting 30 primarily at second base…hit .263 with two homers and 14 RBI…posted a 3- for-3 day with five RBI against NYIT (5/3)…was 4-for-5 against Farleigh Dickinson (5/7)…belted a three-run homer as part of an 11-run fifth inning in a doubleheader sweep at Army (4/1). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .263 40/30 95 12 25 14 2 0 2 33 .347 Total .263 40/30 95 12 25 14 2 0 2 33 .347

27 Jeff Butler 3B | SO. | 6-2 | 200 | L/R | EAST WINDSOR N.J./HIGHTSTOWN General: Expected to start at third base…Economics & Business major. 2006: Broke into starting lineup at third base in the second half of the season…served as the team’s top , belting out a .444 average in pinch-hitting situations…played in 36 games, starting 22…hit .309 with 14 RBI…made just five errors despite playing the hot corner as a freshman…drove in two runs and was 7-for-14 (.500) in the season series vs. Holy Cross (4/29-30) when Lafayette clinched a spot in the Patriot League Tournament. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .309 36/22 81 15 25 14 6 1 0 33 .407 Total .309 36/22 81 15 25 14 6 1 0 33 .407

14 James Conrad OF | SR. | 5-10 | 185 | R/R | COLUMBIA,MD./ATHOLTON General: Two-time All-Patriot League selection who will hold down the lead-off spot in the order for the third straight season…start- ing centerfielder who provides leadership and energy…Mathematics major. 2006: An All-Patriot League Second-Team Selection who also earned ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II laurels…Patriot League Academic honor roll selection…played in 32 games, starting 31…hit .339 with 10 RBI and 31 runs scored…committed just one error…led the team with 14 stolen bases, despite missing 15 games due to injury…produced a 3-for-3 day with two RBI against Navy (4/10)…against Army (4/1) was 3-for-5 with three RBI. 2005: Started

N 6 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 43 games while earning All-Patriot League First-Team honors...led the team in hitting with a .376 average, despite playing the final month of the season with a shoulder injury...in the lead-off spot, Conrad scored a team-best 39 runs, stole 17 bases and managed a .444 on-base percentage...ripped off a 14-game hitting streak in the first full month of the season and enjoyed 20 multiple-hit games...batted .444 from the DH spot when his shoulder injury forced him from the field...62 hits is the fifth-best single-season effort at Lafayette...posted the best fielding percentage (.968) of any of the , committing just two errors...tripled and stole home in a six-run fifth inning in a 7-6 win vs. Lehigh (5/1); hit .563 for the Lehigh series...managed two stolen bases vs. La Salle, including home (3/30)...went 4-for-5 with a double vs. Monmouth (4/12)...knocked in two runs and scored the game-winning run in 7-6 win over Binghamton (3/26)...went 4-for-4 with three runs scored in a 12-9 win over Manhattan (3/16). 2004: Played in 27 games and started 10...hit .261 with a home run and eight RBI...cracked four doubles, and was a perfect 5-for-5 in stolen bases...went 2-for-5 with two RBI against Navy (4/10)... smacked a three-run home run against Army (4/4)...had a pair of hits, including a double, and an RBI against Hofstra (3/3)…Patriot League Academic honor roll selection. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2004 .261 27/10 46 12 12 8 4 0 1 19 .413 2005 .376 44/43 165 39 62 20 5 3 1 76 .461 2006 .339 32/31 109 31 37 10 4 2 0 45 .413 Total .347 103/84 320 82 111 38 13 5 2 140 .438

10 Brian Cope P | SR. | 6-1 | 175 | R/R | WHITEHALL, PA./PARKLAND General: Hard-throwing righthander who shows consistent velocity on his fastball…likely mid-week or weekend starter who may be used as a reliever…coming off a solid fall season…History major. 2006: Made five appearances, starting four games while pitching 17.2 innings…earned a win against East Stroudsburg (3/4) throwing three shutout innings with four strikeouts…longest outing came against Gonzaga (3/16) when he pitched 5.2 innings. 2005: Made 14 appearances, including nine starts...threw 39 innings and managed 22 strike- outs while posting an 11.54 ERA...recorded a win with a six-inning, six-strikeout performance vs. Penn (4/19) in a 23-7 victory. 2004: Threw 58.1 innings as the only freshman member of the starting rotation...led the Leopards with 50 strikeouts, and walked only 13 bat- ters...went 2-3 with an ERA of 4.63...threw a complete-game victory at Lehigh (4/24)...named Patriot League Rookie of the Week after a complete game, 10-strikeout performance against Bucknell for his first collegiate win (4/17)...fanned 11 in eight innings and did not allow an in a no-decision at Army (4/3)...pitched eight innings and struck out seven batters in a no-decision at Holy Cross (3/27)... yielded just one earned run in six innings in his collegiate debut against VMI (2/29). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2004 4.63 11/10 2-3 0 58.1 61 35 30 13 50 2005 11.54 14/9 1-6 0 39.0 65 58 50 20 22 2006 9.17 8/4 1-2 0 17.2 22 21 18 16 11 Total 7.67 33/23 4-11 0 115.0 148 114 98 49 83

9 Dave Drechsel C | SR. | 6-1 | 210 | R/R | CRANFORD,N.J./CRANFORD General: Named a tri-captain for 2007…solid defensive catcher whose strengths lie in handling the pitching staff and controlling the run- ning game…expected to return to his offensive form from his sophomore season when he hit .288…Mathematics major. 2006: Played in 34 games, starting 32…hit .196 with 16 RBI…threw out 12 runners from behind the plate…went 2-for-3 with two RBI against Fairleigh Dickinson (5/7)…was 2-for-4 with two RBI in the season opener against VMI (2/25). 2005: Started 24 games as a sophomore...batted for a .288 average with 13 RBI...managed a hit in 17 of the 29 games he played...went 4-for-5 with a double and two RBI against Lehigh (5/2)...scored game-winning run at Navy (4/17) and finished with his second career triple. 2004: Started two games and played in 16... hit .294 while recording five hits and five RBI...hit a single and a triple and drove in a run against East Stroudsburg (4/21)...collected a hit, drove in a run and scored a run against Penn (3/24)...cracked a two-RBI double against San Francisco (3/16)...picked up his first collegiate hit against Franklin and Marshall (3/10). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2004 .294 16/2 17 2 5 5 1 1 0 8 .471 2005 .288 29/24 80 19 23 13 5 2 0 32 .400 2006 .196 34/32 107 12 21 16 5 0 0 26 .243 Total .240 79/58 204 33 49 34 11 3 0 66 .324

N 7 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 43 Joe Ezekiel 1B | SO. | 6-3 | 230 | R/R | OCEAN RIDGE,FLA./SANTALUCES General: Will likely split time at first base with Chris Luick… who will also be placed in the DH role…Civil Engineering major. 2006: Played in 28 games, starting 16…hit .324 with 17 RBI and two home runs…had seven multiple-hit games…was 3-for-4 with a double and two RBI in the Patriot League Tournament against Bucknell (5/13)…went 3-for-4 with 3 RBI and two doubles in a 13-4 win over vs. NYIT (5/3)…against Army (4/1-2) was a combined 4-for-6 with two home runs and six RBI which led to his selection as Patriot League Rookie of the Week…also made two early-season appearances on the mound, throwing four innings in relief. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .324 27/16 71 13 23 17 9 0 2 38 .535 Total .324 27/16 71 13 23 17 9 0 2 38 .535

26 John Fugett P | SR. | 6-3 | 190 | R/L | PHILADELPHIA, PA./FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL General: Enters 2007 as the team’s closer…ground ball pitcher who is coming off an up-and-down junior campaign…enjoyed a strong summer, throwing short relief in Washington State where he made improvements on his slider…History major. 2006: Made 21 appearances in relief for the Leopards…threw 25.2 innings, striking out 19…earned six saves on the season…against UMBC (3/26) struck out the side and earned the save despite loading the bases on three straight two-out singles…earned the save vs. Villanova (4/3) and helped Lafayette advance to the Liberty Bell Classic title game. 2005: All-Patriot League selection who led the team with 18 relief appearances...posted a 2.86 ERA over 34.2 innings with a 2-2 record...at his best in conference action with a 0.71 ERA and a .195 opponent batting average... led the team with three saves...made five appearances in which he did not allow a hit, the shortest being two-thirds of an inning in a save vs. Manhattan (3/16) and the longest a two-inning appearance vs. Lehigh (5/1) when he retired Lehigh in order in the sixth and struck out the side in the seventh to earn the save; in game two of Lehigh doubleheader, pitched ninth inning to close out 6-2 win...picked up first career victory vs. Binghamton (3/26), allowing one run in four innings...struck out at least one batter in 14 of 18 appearances and fanned multiple batters in eight games. 2004: Made 11 appearances out of the bullpen...logged 10.2 innings...threw two innings of scoreless relief at Rutgers (4/4)...struck out two batters and allowed no hits in an inning of work against East Stroudsburg. Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2004 7.59 11/0 0-0 0 10.2 16 10 9 5 6 2005 2.86 18/0 2-2 3 34.2 37 12 11 13 31 2006 5.61 21/0 0-5 6 25.2 32 17 16 16 19 Total 4.56 50/0 2-7 9 71.0 85 39 36 34 56

28 Ted Gjeldum P | SR. | 6-4 | 200 | R/L | WHEATON, ILL./WHEATON-WARRENVILLE SOUTH General: Lefty who looks to be a weekend starter for the second straight season…had outstanding fall and summer seasons…hitting 91 to 92 m.p.h. on the radar gun…International Affairs major. 2006: Made 11 appearances, starting 10 games while posting a 5-4 record…threw 55.1 innings, third most on the team, while striking out 31…posted a two-hit shutout of Holy Cross (4/30) which propelled Lafayette into the Patriot League Tournament…against UMBC (3/25) pitched eight strong innings for the win…named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2005: Posted a team-low 2.79 ERA while managing a 4-2 record in 15 appearances (six starts)...third on team in innings (48.1)...made move from mid-week starter to weekend rotation by the Navy series (4/17) when he beat the Mids 9-4...struck out six vs. St. Peter’s (4/13)...shut out archrival Lehigh in final appearance of the season (5/2), allowing just four hits while fanning five. 2004: Threw 7.1 innings out of the bullpen in four appearances...had six strikeouts and did not walk a batter...struck out two batters in 3.1 innings of work against Lehigh (4/20)...fanned two in two innings of work against Monmouth (4/15)...pitched an inning of scoreless relief against Wagner (4/1). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2004 9.82 4/1 0-0 0 7.1 14 9 8 0 6 2005 2.79 15/6 4-2 0 48.1 43 18 15 18 26 2006 5.04 11/10 5-4 0 55.1 70 38 31 15 31 Total 4.38 30/17 9-6 0 111.0 127 65 54 33 63

N 8 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 19 Ryan Hanna P | SO. | 6-1 | 175 | R/R | TUCSON,ARIZ./UNIVERSITY General: Expected to compete for time as mid-week starter while also providing bullpen assistance on the weekend…English major. 2006: Made four appearances, all in relief for the Leopards…posted a 0.00 ERA in 2.1 innings pitched…did not allow a hit. Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 0.00 4/0 0-0 0 2.1 0 0 0 3 0 Total 0.00 4/0 0-0 0 2.1 0 0 0 3 0

3 Tom Hayes INF/OF | JR. | 6-0 | 200 | R/R | DOYLESTOWN, PA./CENTRAL BUCKS WEST General: All-Patriot League selection in 2006…as one of the team’s top hitters, he will occupy a spot in the middle of lineup…got stron- ger in the off-season…will likely make move to second base, but could still be used in outfield…Mechanical Engineering major. 2006: Named All-Patriot League First Team…played in 41 games, starting 36…hit a team-leading .372 with 19 RBI…led the team in on-base percentage (.473) and in advancing runners (.643)…checked in at .393 in conference play…posted a 3-for-4 day in the Patriot League Tournament vs. Bucknell (5/13)…8-for-14 (.571) with six RBI and a two-run home run in the Army series (4/1-2)…4-for-4 against Gon- zaga (3/16)…drove in three runs in the season opener against VMI (2/25)…selected to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. 2005: Played in 32 games with 19 starts, the second most playing time of any of the freshman...hit for a .149 average with 10 hits and eight RBI... went 2-for-5 with a pair of RBI in a 23-7 win over Penn (4/19)...ripped first collegiate home run in a 14-2 win over Mount St. Mary’s (3/20)…Patriot League Academic honor roll selection Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2005 .149 32/19 67 7 10 8 1 0 1 14 .209 2006 .372 41/36 121 24 45 19 7 1 1 57 .471 Total .293 73/55 188 31 55 27 8 1 2 71 .378

11 Matt Kamine P | SR. | 6-4 | 215 | L/L | OLDWICK,N.J./VOORHEES General: An All-Patriot league selection in 2006 who will enter his third season as a weekend starter…expected to anchor the rotation… named a tri-captain…Engineering major. 2006: Named All-Patriot League First-Team after posting a 1.19 ERA and a 4-1 record in confer- ence play...made 10 appearances, all starts…threw 59.2 innings second on the team while posting a 3.62 ERA and a 4-3 record…struck out 41 while walking just eight for a 5:1 strikeout/walk ratio…threw a nine-inning shutout with five strikeouts in a 5-0 win vs. Navy (4/9)…against Holy Cross (4/29) with a Patriot League Tournament berth on the line, threw a three-hitter, while striking out six…Patriot League Academic honor roll selection. 2005: Made nine appearances with six starts for the Leopards...posted a 4.50 ERA with a 2-4 record...tossed the second most innings (50.0) on the staff...allowed just six hits over eight innings in a 6-2 win over Lehigh (5/1)...threw eight innings while whiffing seven vs. Navy (4/16)...struck out a career-high 11 batters in seven innings in a no-decision vs. Binghamton (3/26)...in first outing of season, tossed 4.1 innings while striking out four on one hit. 2004: Went 1-0 in 12 outings...threw 11 innings and struck out 10 batters...threw an inning of scoreless relief against Navy (4/10)...recorded his first career win with a two-inning appearance against Wagner (4/1)...struck out two batters and did not allow a hit in an inning against Penn (3/24). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2004 8.18 12/0 1-0 0 11.0 18 10 10 5 10 2005 4.50 9/6 2-4 0 50.0 46 25 25 8 39 2006 3.62 10/10 4-3 0 59.2 60 27 24 8 41 Total 4.40 31/16 7-7 0 120.2 124 62 59 21 90

33 Mike LeClerc-Spier P | SO. | 5-11 | 175 | R/R | BOCA RATON,FLA./CARDINAL GIBBONS General: Will have mid-week starting opportunities after a solid freshman campaign…Major is undeclared. 2006: Made six appearances, starting two games…tossed 16.2 innings for the Leopards while posting a 2.70 ERA…earned first collegiate win vs. Manhattan (4/6) giv- ing up three hits and one run in six innings of work…earned his second win after throwing 5.2 innings in a 13-4 win over NYIT (5/3). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 2.70 6/2 2-0 0 16.2 13 7 5 9 9 Total 2.70 6/2 2-0 0 16.2 13 7 5 9 9

N 9 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 8 Kevin Leasure OF | SR. | 5-10 | 185 | L/R | ELLICOTT CITY,MD./MT. ST. JOSEPH’S General: All-Patriot League honoree in 2006…expected to be the Leopards’ starting leftfielder for the second straight season…will also be used as a left-handed DH…consistent RBI producer with potential power…Economics & Business major. 2006: All-Patriot League First-Team honoree…had a hit in 30 of 44 games he started…posted a .303 average with a team-leading 34 RBI and four homers…plated three runs in a 10-3 win over FDU (5/7)…walk-off two-run homer beat Temple 10-8 (5/2)…3-for-3 with three doubles vs. Manhattan (4/6)…belted a three-run dinger vs. UMBC (3/24). 2005: Spent considerable time in left field and at DH...played in 39 games, 33 as a starter...hit for a .331 average, fourth-best on the squad...second on the team with four home runs and 31 RBI...managed a hit in 26 games...had a career game vs. Penn (4/19) in a rout, going 5-for-6 with six RBI and two home runs...put forth a 3-for-6 afternoon with five RBI at St. Peters (4/13), including a two-run triple...belted a two-run homer vs. Canisius (3/6). 2004: Played in 12 games and started one...collected two hits and two RBI...had a pinch-hit single against Holy Cross (3/27)...hit a two-run double and scored a run against Penn (3/24). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2004 .154 12/1 13 1 2 2 1 0 0 3 .231 2005 .331 39/33 124 19 41 31 7 1 4 62 .500 2006 .303 44/44 152 26 46 34 11 0 4 69 .454 Total .308 95/78 289 46 89 67 19 1 8 134 .464

16 Chris Luick 1B/OF | SO. | 6-1 | 190 | L/L | MANASQUAN,N.J./WALL General: Outstanding defensive who stepped into a starting role as a rookie…also could be used in leftfield or as a left- handed DH…Economics & Business major. 2006: Played in 44 games, starting 26…hit .242 in 99 at-bats…did not make an error in 260 chances…third on team in stolen bases (10)…hit for a .417 average during a week span to earn Patriot League Rookie of the Week honors (4/18)…drove in the game-tying run vs. Bucknell (4/14) and helped the Leopards go on to a 3-2 victory…3-for-4 with two RBI in series finale with Bucknell (4/15)…2-for-3 with three RBI against Wagner (3/30)…against VMI (2/26), recorded a hit in his first career at-bat. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .242 44/26 99 17 24 17 1 0 2 31 .313 Total .242 44/26 99 17 24 17 1 0 2 31 .313

6 Ian McCutcheon C | SO. | 6-1 | 205 | R/R | EASTON, PA./EASTON General: Will push for backup catcher’s spot…improved defensively in the fall…English major. 2006: Played in eight games off the bench for the Leopards…hit .250 in eight at-bats…recorded first collegiate hit vs. Bucknell (3/16) in the Pepsi/Johnny Quik at Fresno State…doubled against Fairleigh Dickinson (5/7). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .250 8/0 8 0 2 1 1 0 0 3 .375 Total .250 8/0 8 0 2 1 1 0 0 3 .375

30 Dustin Minore OF | SO. | 5-10 | 180 | R/R | ORANGE, CONN./BLAIR ACADEMY General: Provides depth in outfield and a right-handed bat off the bench…History and Government & Law major. 2006: Played in 14 games, starting 11…hit .189 in 37 at-bats…saw more time at end of season, starting every game of Fairleigh Dickinson series…produced two hits and an RBI against NYIT (5/3)…was 2-for-4 with an RBI while recording his first collegiate hit against Lehigh (4/24). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2006 .189 14/11 37 7 7 4 1 0 0 8 .216 Total .189 14/11 37 774100 8 .216

N 10 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 17 Jason Morytko P | JR. | 5-11 | 190 | R/R | MERIDEN, CONN./PLATT General: One of the most valuable members of the bullpen…can be counted on for his control…Government & Law major. 2006: Made 20 appearances, all in relief…threw 29.2 innings primarily in the set up role…finished with a 2-1 record and two saves…recorded saves in a 6-2 win over Bucknell (4/14) and a 3-2 decision vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (5/6)…tossed five shutout innings vs. Miami, Ohio (3/18), but got a no-decision. 2005: Made 12 appearances with one start as a rookie...finished with a 1-1 record...pitched 18.1 innings, the third most of any freshmen...managed scoreless outing vs. Mount St. Mary’s (3/20), Penn (3/22) and St. Joseph’s (4/20)...picked up the win after two innings of hitless ball vs. St. Joseph’s...made first career start at NYIT (5/4). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2005 9.33 12/1 1-1 0 18.1 28 23 19 8 7 2006 4.25 20/0 2-1 2 29.2 36 15 14 3 15 Total 6.19 32/1 3-2 2 48.0 64 38 33 11 22

39 Brian Mostek P | SO. | 6-3 | 215 | L/L | BETHLEHEM, PA./SAUCON VALLEY General: Key reliever with a good fastball and a late-breaking curve ball…in the fall, he showed ability to retire batters on both sides of the plate…may compete for mid-week starting spot…Civil Engineering major. 2006: Made eight appearances in relief…tossed 10.1 innings while posting a 3.48 ERA…earned his first career victory against Farleigh Dickinson (5/7) throwing 1.2 innings of shutout ball. Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2006 3.48 8/0 1-0 0 10.1 6 6 4 9 8 Total 3.48 8/0 1-0 0 10.1 6 6 4 9 8

12 Mike Raible OF | SR. | 6-0 | 195 | R/R | DEVON, PA./CONESTOGA General: Will be the starter in rightfield and is expected to hit in the middle of the order…intense player who serves as a team tri-cap- tain…History major. 2006: Started 31 games for the Leopards despite battling injury during the conference season…hit at a .367 clip overall, second on the squad, and .519 against vs. lefthanders…rattled off nine-game hitting streak…managed two three-hit games against Navy (4/9) and Villanova (4/3)…4-for-5 with three RBI, a home run and three runs scored at UMBC (3/25)…3-for-4 in 5-0 win over Navy (4/9)…posted two four-hit games against Miami, Ohio (3/18) and St. Peter’s (3/4). 2005: Broke into the starting lineup in right field...hit for a .347 average while starting 30 of 34 games he played...drove in 18 runs with six double two triples and a home run...man- aged two nine-game hitting streaks and had a hit in 22 of 34 games, including seven multiple-hit games...cranked out his first collegiate home run vs. Monmouth (4/12)...went 2-for-4 with five RBI vs. Manhattan when his bases-loaded triple snapped a 6-6 tie and closed out Lafayette’s Florida trip with a 12-9 win over Manhattan (3/16)...managed a 3-for-4 day with three singles vs. Pittsburgh (3/13)...credited with driving in game-winning run vs. Mount St. Mary’s (3/19). 2004: Played in two games...smacked a hit in his first collegiate at-bat against Navy (4/10). Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2004 .500 2/0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .500 2005 .347 34/30 95 18 33 18 6 2 1 46 .484 2006 .367 31/31 109 24 40 21 9 0 1 52 .477 Total .359 67/61 206 43 74 39 15 2 2 99 .481

29 Kevin Reese P/OF | JR. | 6-0 | 200 | R/R | EAST STROUDSBURG, PA./BLAIR ACADEMY General: Will be in the weekend rotation pitcher after a solid sophomore year…possesses a good fastball and a sharp breaking ball… enjoyed a solid summer while pitching in ACBL…Economics & Business major. 2006: Made 13 appearances, starting seven games for the Leopards…also spent time as pinch hitter and outfielder…threw 57.1 innings while producing a team-best 3.14 ERA with a 3-1 record…struck out 47 and walked eight…threw a nine-inning, four-hit shutout in an 11-0 win at Lehigh (4/24)…struck out a career-high 10 batters in a win at Army (4/2)…tossed a one-hitter vs. St. Joseph’s (3/28) in his first start of the season; he struck out six and faced just one batter over the minimum. 2005: Made 13 appearances with three starts and a 6.07 ERA...finished with a 1-2 record...tossed the most innings of any freshman (29.2)...threw three innings of scoreless baseball in a 15-2 win at St. Peter’s (4/13)...gave up just four runs combined in a pair of mid-week starts vs. Penn (3/22) and Manhattan (3/16)...allowed just two hits and two runs in a no-decision at St. Joseph’s in his final start of the season (4/20). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2005 6.07 13/3 1-2 0 29.2 47 21 20 4 20 2006 3.14 13/7 3-1 1 57.1 59 25 20 8 47 Total 4.14 26/10 4-3 1 87.0 106 46 40 12 67 N 11 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 23 Ryan Roberts OF | JR. | 6-1 | 185 | L/L | ROCKAWAY,N.Y./ARCHBISHOP MOLLOY General: Leopards’ best defensive outfielder who will provide support at all three outfield positions…could push for time in left…Eco- nomics & Business major. 2006: Appeared in 25 games, starting 13…hit .188 in 48 at-bats…went 3-for-3 with two RBI vs. Temple (5/2)…bunted in game-winning run against Holy Cross (4/30) in 1-0 victory…posted first career hit vs. Wagner (3/30)…Patriot League Academic honor roll selection. 2005: Missed entire season due to injury. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2005 DNP 2006 .188 25/13 48 7 9 5 0 1 0 11 .229 Total .188 25/13 48 795010 11 .229

31 Steve Roberts P | JR. | 6-2 | 230 | R/R | CLARKS SUMMIT, PA./ABINGTON HEIGHTS General: Competing for mid-week and weekend starting position…hard thrower with good breaking ball…needs to demonstrate consistency…Economics & Business major. 2006: Made 19 appearances, starting six games…tossed 42.4 innings while compiling 3-4 record…struck out six in 4.2 innings vs. Villanova (4/3)…earned a save in three innings of relief vs. Army (4/1)…posted first collegiate win vs. UMBC (3/26) giving up no earned runs in two innings. 2005: Did not play as a freshman. Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2005 DNP 2006 5.27 19/6 3-4 1 42.2 44 33 25 10 25 Total 5.27 19/6 3-4 1 42.2 44 33 25 10 25

22 Nick Tucker P/OF | JR. | 6-1 | 190 | R/R | FREEHOLD,N.J./COLTS NECK General: Hard-throwing righthander who will come out of the bullpen…contributions have increased as he gained more experience… needs to find the on consistent basis to get more innings…double major in Anthropology & Sociology and History. 2006: Made 17 appearances relief while logging 18.1 innings…longest stint was two innings…did not give up a hit in 1.2 innings at Rutgers (4/26)…tossed two shutout innings vs. Penn (3/22). 2005: Appeared in 12 games as a , starting four, and got the call out of the bullpen on six occasions…hit .208 in 24 at bats as a freshman...ripped a double for his first career hit against Army (4/9)...started all four games in the Lehigh series recording a hit in each of the first three...1-1 with a 6.23 ERA over 8.2 innings...earned first career win in his first appearance against Manhattan (3/16)...fired 2.1 scoreless innings against Binghamton (3/25), his longest outing...had two strikeouts vs. Monmouth (4/12). Year ERA G/GS W-L SV IP H R ER BB SO 2005 6.23 6/0 1-1 0 8.2 12 8 6 8 3 2006 6.38 17/0 0-0 0 18.1 18 16 13 19 14 Total 6.33 23/0 1-1 0 27.0 30 24 19 27 17

34 Brad Woodfield P | JR. | 6-3 | 200 | R/R | OLNEY,MD./SHERWOOD General: Expected to contribute after having Tommy John surgery in March of his freshman campaign…coming off solid summer and fall seasons, the ground ball pitcher will compete for midweek starting spots…velocity is back to pre-surgery level…possesses a good changeup and mixes in a slider and …Mathematics and Economics major. 2005 & 2006: Did not play due to injury.

N 12 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 2 Tyler Zeronda 2B | JR. | 5-7 | 180 | R/R | CLIFTON PARK,N.Y./SHENENDEHOWA General: Looks to compete for the second base starting spot…outstanding defensive player…good eye in strike zone but will be relied on to bolster his offensive performance…Economics & Business and History major. 2006: Played in 32 games, starting 22…hit .158 in 57 at-bats…tied for fourth on the team in walks (14)…went 2-for-3 vs. Lehigh (4/23)…recorded three hits and an RBI in the season opener vs. VMI (2/25). 2005: Starting who played in 40 games…hit .175 with 13 RBI and 11 runs scored…drove in a pair of runs vs. Binghamton (3/25)...plated four runs and scored three on his own in the Navy series…named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. Year BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR TB SLG% 2005 .175 40/36 97 16 17 13 4 0 0 21 .216 2006 .158 32/22 57 12 9 2 0 0 0 9 .158 Total .169 72/58 154 28 26 15 4 0 0 30 .195

Freshmen

36 Jeremy Atkins 32 Matt Hall 7 Justin Shepherd • RHP | 6-0 | 175 | R/R •OF| 6-3 | 215 | R/R • INF | 5-10 | 195 | R/R • The Woodlands, Texas/ • Stuart, Fla./Jensen Beach • Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola John Cooper General: Solid defensive General: Aggressive hitter General: Will compete for outfielder who has good speed who will serve as a backup at weekend starting spot…throws and power potential. High third base. High School: All- a fastball, slider and changeup. High School: School: Two-sport performer who collected all- conference first-team selection in 2006…team All Conference selection in his junior and senior conference and all-area awards in football and captain in 2005 and 2006. season…leaves his high school as the all-time baseball in 2005 and 2006…served as team captain leader in wins (20), strikeouts (277) and innings for both sports…all-region selection in baseball in 4 Brad Weiss pitched (225)…Male Athlete of the Year as a senior 2005…National Honor Society member. • C/OF | 6-0 | 195 | R/R following a career in which he earned four letters. • Bethlehem, Pa./Blair Academy 41 John Livanos General: Solid hitter who will 13 Tyler Chromey • RHP | 6-0 | 220 | R/R make transition from catcher to • RHP | 5-10 | 165 | R/R • Scarsdale, N.Y./New Rochelle outfield. High School: All-New • Monmouth Junction, N.J./ General: Will compete for time Jersey Prep A First-Team selection in 2005 and South Brunswick out of bullpen. High School: 2006. General: Four-pitch hurler who All-conference and all-section showed a sharp breaking ball and and a senior…named team MVP. improved velocity in fall. High School: All- conference and all-division first team selection in 1 A.J. Pisarri 2006...MVP at Shore Challenge…threw a perfect • INF | 5-10 | 175 | R/R game in his junior year…member of the National • Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo Honor Society. General: Likely backup player in the middle infield positions. 24 Alex Crespo High School: Three-sport star • INF | 6-1 | 185 | R/R and all-conference honoree in each sport…played • Monroe, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury shortstop in baseball, point guard in basketball and General: Expected to spend quarterback in football…all-North-Jersey Group time as a backup middle infielder. III selection in 2006…Ramapo Male Athlete of the High School: All-conference Year as a senior…team captain in two sports… scholar-athlete...earned two letters at Monroe- National Honor Society member. Woodbury.

N 13 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 2007 Roster

NO. NAME POS YR HT WT B/T HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 1 A.J. Pisarri INF Fr. 5-10 175 R/R Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo 2 Tyler Zeronda 2B Jr. 5-7 180 R/R Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa 3 Tom Hayes INF/OF Jr. 6-0 195 R/R Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West 4 Brad Weiss OF/C Fr. 6-0 195 R/R Bethlehem, Pa./Blair Academy 6 Ian McCutcheon C So. 6-1 205 R/R Easton, Pa./Easton 7 Justin Shepherd INF Fr. 5-10 195 R/R Los Angeles, Calif./Loyola 8 Kevin Leasure OF Sr. 5-10 185 L/R Ellicott City, Md./Mt. St. Joseph’s 9 Dave Drechsel C Sr. 6-1 210 R/R Cranford, N.J./Cranford 10 Brian Cope RHP Sr. 6-1 175 R/R Whitehall, Pa./Parkland 11 Matt Kamine LHP Sr. 6-4 215 L/L Oldwick, N.J./Voorhees 12 Mike Raible OF Sr. 6-0 195 R/R Devon, Pa./Conestoga 13 Tyler Chromey RHP Fr. 5-10 165 R/R Monmouth Junction, N.J./South Brunswick 14 James Conrad OF Sr. 5-10 185 R/R Columbia, Md./Atholton 15 Tom Ambrosole C Jr. 5-10 195 R/R Staten Island, N.Y./Tottenville 16 Chris Luick 1B/OF So. 6-1 190 L/L Manasquan, N.J./Wall 17 Jason Morytko RHP Jr. 5-11 190 R/R Meriden, Conn./Platt 18 Nick Benvenuto 1B Sr. 6-2 240 L/R Wyckoff, N.J./Bergen Catholic 19 Ryan Hanna RHP So. 6-1 175 R/R Tucson, Ariz./University 21 Daniel Bierce SS So. 5-10 175 R/R Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam 22 Nick Tucker RHP/OF Jr. 6-1 190 R/R Freehold, N.J./Colts Neck 23 Ryan Roberts OF Jr. 6-1 185 L/L Rockaway, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy 24 Alex Crespo INF Fr. 6-1 185 R/R Monroe, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury 26 John Fugett LHP Sr. 6-3 190 R/L Philadelphia, Pa./Friends Select School 27 Jeff Butler 3B So. 6-2 200 L/R East Windsor, N.J./Hightstown 28 Ted Gjeldum LHP Sr. 6-4 200 R/L Wheaton, Ill./Wheaton-Warrenville South 29 Kevin Reese RHP/OF Jr. 6-0 200 R/R East Stroudsburg, Pa./Blair Academy 30 Dustin Minore OF So. 5-10 180 R/R Orange, Conn./Blair Academy 31 Steve Roberts RHP Jr. 6-2 230 R/R Clarks Summitt, Pa./Abington Heights 32 Matt Hall OF Fr. 6-3 215 R/R Stuart, Fla./Jensen Beach 33 Mike LeClerc-Spier RHP So. 5-11 175 R/R Boca Raton, Fla./Cardinal Gibbons 34 Brad Woodfield RHP Jr. 6-3 200 R/R Olney, Md./Sherwood 36 Jeremy Atkins RHP Fr. 6-0 175 R/R The Woodlands, Texas/John Cooper 39 Brian Mostek LHP So. 6-3 215 L/L Bethlehem, Pa./Saucon Valley 41 John Livanos RHP Fr. 6-0 220 R/R Scarsdale, N.Y./New Rochelle 43 Joe Ezekiel 1B So. 6-3 230 R/R Ocean Ridge, Fla./Santaluces

HEAD COACH: 25 Joe Kinney (Lehigh, 1988; Eighth Season) ASST. COACHES: 42 Gregg Durrah (Fairleigh Dickinson, 1987; Eighth Season) 40 Rick Clagett (Utah, 2001; First Season) 5 Adrian Yaguez (DeSales, 2002; First Season)

Pronunciation Guide Ambrosole Am-bro-SOLE-ee Benvenuto BEN-vuh-new-toe Drechsel Drexel Fugett FEW-get Gjeldum JEL-dom Kamine KAY-mine Leasure LAY-zure LeClerc-Spier Luh-CLERK Spear Mostek MOSS-tek Minore Min-ORY Morytko More-IT-ko Pisarri Pizz-ARE-ee Raible RAY-bull

N 14 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 2006 Season Review

Lafayette secured a 27-win campaign in the doubleheader on the final day of the tourna- Ted Gjeldum earned his second win of the 2006 season, the second most wins all-time ment and Miami (Ohio) and host Fresno season. The Sunday finale was much closer, as for the program. Led by senior captains State awaited the Leopards. Against Miami, Lafayette was forced to break a tie with two Ian Law and Matt Revelle, the Leopards Lafayette belted out 16 hits, but left 13 runs in the ninth for a 7-5 win. qualified for the Patriot League Tournament runners on base. Miami led 7-0 after the Lafayette kept things going in the win for the third time in the last five seasons, fourth, but Jason Morytko came into column. Liberty Bell Classic play opened an accomplishment which points to the the game and did not allow a hit in five with a mid-week test vs. Atlantic 10 foe St. program’s consistent level of success. innings. The Leopards cut the gap to 7-6 Joseph’s. Starter Kevin Reese was more The Leopards opened the campaign in the eighth, but could not complete the than up to the task, throwing a nine-inning with a three-game series at Virginia Military comeback. one-hitter for the 3-0 victory. Hayes’ RBI- Institute and the game-tested Keydets dealt The tournament finale was marred by a double in the first proved to be the winning Lafayette a 7-6 defeat in the series opener 45-minute rain delay, and the game did not run. Chris Luick singled in two more in the and completed the sweep on Sunday with conclude until after midnight on the West third. Two days later, Lafayette scored nine 5-4 and 8-7 victories. Coast. The contest was knotted at 6-6 runs over the first three innings in a 12-4 St. Peter’s awaited Lafayette on March through five innings following a five-run win over Wagner. 4-5. Lafayette pounded out 13 runs on 16 rally for the Leopards. Lafayette trailed 9-8 With the beginning of April came the hits in a 13-1 win in the opener. Mike going into the top of the ninth when Raible start of Patriot League play. The Leopards Raible stole three bases and Revelle threw doubled in a run to tie the game. Fresno extended their winning streak to seven 6.2 innings of two-hit baseball for the win. State scratched out a run in its final at-bat to games with a Saturday sweep of reigning con- Lafayette split the Saturday twinbill, winning win the game 10-9. ference champ Army. In game one, Lafayette the first game 7-6 while dropping the finale, Weather delayed the trip back to the utilized an 11-run fifth inning to blow the 5-1. Kevin Leasure cracked a pair of East Coast where a tired Lafayette squad game open for a 16-5 win. Ezekiel, Hayes doubles to plate two runs in the first game. hosted Penn on March 22. The Quakers and Dan Bierce all homered in the fifth. In Lafayette had one final tune-up before its handed Lafayette a 10-5 loss. Losers of seven the nightcap Lafayette split the game open annual Spring Break training trip and made straight, Lafayette used a weekend sweep of with six runs in the fifth frame. Law finished the most of it with an 11-1 win over East UMBC to turn things around. In the opener 4-for-6 with two RBI from the lead-off spot Stroudsburg. Leasure continued to have a hot on Friday, Leasure sparked a four-run first while James Conrad drove in three runs bat, using a 3-for-4 day to knock in three inning with a three-run jack en route to with a 3-for-5 day. runs. Brian Cope did not an 8-5 win. On Saturday, every Lafayette Army and Lafayette split the Sunday allow a hit in three innings for the win. starter managed at least one hit in a 14-4 twinbill with both games decided by a run. Things got markedly tougher when romp. Joe Ezekiel drove in three runs and Army won the first game 3-2, but Lafayette Lafayette traveled to Fresno, Calif. on March 13-18 for the annual Pepsi/JohnnyQuik Classic hosted by Fresno State. Lafayette faced Binghamton in the tournament opener, losing 4-1 due in part to a pair of unearned runs. After rain washed away day two, a 17-4 Washington State team held the Lafayette bats in check on day three, allowing just five hits in a 10-2 victory. Lafayette played a doubleheader on March 16 and lost two close decisions. The Leopards scored a run in each of the first three innings and managed 14 hits in the game, but Gonzaga scratched out a 6-3 win. Tom Hayes had a 4-for-4 day. In the nightcap, Lafayette and Bucknell played a rare non-conference game. Lafayette trailed for nearly the entire game, but scored six runs in the final four innings to make the final 8-6. A rainy St. Patrick’s Day forced a second

N 15 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N rebounded with a 5-4 decision in the finale. Lafayette railed from two-run deficits in the Ezekiel’s three-run blast was the impetus for eighth and ninth innings. Ambrosole tied the the Leopards to take 4-1 lead in the first. game in the eighth with a solo homer and Reese threw 7.1 innings while John Fugett Leasure won the game, 10-8, with a two-run came on in the eighth to close out the game. blast in the ninth. A 13-4 win over NYIT When Lafayette faced Villanova on April followed the next day with Bierce going 3, a berth into the Liberty Bell Classic cham- 3-for-3 with five RBI. pionship game at Citizens Bank Park was on The final regular-season series was a the line. Lafayette built leads of 7-1 and 12-4 home-and-home matchup with Fairleigh in the first six innings on 13 Leopard hits and Dickinson. Revelle shut out FDU 6-0 in four Villanova errors. Morytko tossed 2.1 the opener and Law went 4-for-4. In the innings for the win while Fugett earned his nightcap, Ambrosole’s RBI-double in extra fourth save of the year. On April 6, Lafayette innings handed the Pards a 3-2 triumph. made it 10 victories in 11 games with a 6-1 Lafayette lengthened its winning streak to six win versus Manhattan. Nick Benvenuto games with a Sunday sweep on Senior Day. doubled as part of a four-run rally in the fifth solid pitching performances from Revelle and Lafayette used a five-run fifth inning to win inning. Mike LeClerc-Spier allowed just Kamine. In the opener, Law came through game one, 10-3, and pounded out seven runs one run in his first collegiate victory. with the game-winning single in the last in the first two innings in game two, but Lafayette hosted Navy on the second inning and Conrad, who had led off the inning needed to score five more to hold on for a weekend of league play. On Sunday, it was a with a single, beat the throw home. In the 12-11 win and the series sweep. The victory tale of two shutouts as Lafayette lost the series second game, Kamine threw seven innings and gave Lafayette 27 wins, the second-highest opener 4-0 before claiming the second game allowed five hits on two runs. Morytko earned season win total in program history. 5-0. Matt Kamine was on the hill for the his first save of the season with two innings of After a six day hiatus, No. 3 seed Leopards, striking out five with a solid defense scoreless baseball. Bucknell salvaged the series Lafayette opened Patriot League Tournament behind him. The two teams also split the final split with 10-9 and 11-5 wins. play on May 13 vs. No. 2 seed Bucknell. day of the series. Law and Conrad each plated Lafayette’s losing streak ran to five games Lafayette led 6-3 going into the seventh a pair of runs while Gjeldum collected his after a one-run loss to La Salle and three inning, but Bucknell erupted for seven runs third win, 6-4. Navy won the finale 7-2. straight defeats vs. Lehigh (6-0, 3-2, 3-1). on three RBI-singles and a grand slam to On April 11, Lafayette faced off with The Leopards avoided the sweep in the series rally back for a 10-6 win. Lafayette’s season La Salle in the Liberty Bell Classic champion- finale with Reese pulling off another shutout record ended at 27-24 overall, 11-9 in ship game. La Salle scored three runs in the performance, allowing just four hits with four Patriot League play. bottom of the nine to rally to a 6-5 win. K’s in nine innings. Law pounded out two Lafayette placed five players on the It was the Leopards’ first appearance in the doubles and three RBI in an 11-0 blanking. All-Patriot League Teams, including Law, title game. Coming off an 8-2 loss versus the Big Kamine, Leasure and Hayes on the first-team Three days later, Lafayette hosted Bucknell, East’s Rutgers, Lafayette faced a crucial while Conrad was selected to the second this time in conference play. The Leopards Patriot League series at Holy Cross. Lafayette squad. Hayes led the team and finished fifth took both games of the opening day thanks to entered knowing it had to keep pace with in the league in hitting with a .372 average. Army and Navy for the third and final spot in the Patriot League Tournament field. Pitching was again the story of the day as Revelle and Kamine (3H, 9IP) each allowed just one run in identical 2-1 decisions. As the series moved to Sunday, Lafayette needed to win at least one game to claim the series and secure a Patriot League Tournament spot. In the first game, the Leopards received the pitching performance they needed, a seven-inning, two-hit shutout from Gjeldum. Ryan Roberts bunted home Tyler Zeronda for the game-winning run. Holy Cross won the finale 6-5. Lafayette picked up momentum with the final six games before the Patriot League Tournament. Against Temple on May 2,

N 16 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 2006 Overall Statistics (All games Sorted by Batting avg) Record: 27-24 Home: 15-7 Away: 12-10 Neutral: 0-7 Conference: 11-9 Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% 3 Hayes, Tom .372 41 36 121 24 45 7 1 1 19 57 .471 18 6 15 2 .473 1 2 4 6 79 0 1 .988 12 Raible, Mike .367 31 31 109 24 40 9 0 1 21 52 .477 7 10 17 3 .445 2 4 7 13 62 2 5 .928 30 Law, Ian .340 50 50 194 54 66 15 0 5 32 96 .495 21 8 20 3 .422 2 1 12 19 74 145 19 .920 14 Conrad, James .339 32 31 109 31 37 4 2 0 10 45 .413 14 6 12 1 .442 0 0 14 18 79 2 1 .988 43 Ezekiel, Joe .324 27 16 71 13 23 9 0 2 17 38 .535 8 1 14 1 .400 0 1 0 1 124 7 2 .985 15 Ambrosole, Tom .317 40 37 126 29 40 6 0 3 17 55 .437 20 3 15 2 .420 1 0 2 3 96 15 1 .991 27 Butler, Jeff .309 36 22 81 15 25 6 1 0 14 33 .407 12 2 17 1 .411 0 4 0 1 10 37 5 .904 8 Leasure, Kevin .303 44 44 152 26 46 11 0 4 34 69 .454 8 2 28 6 .333 6 3 5 5 27 0 1 .964 24 x-Cortazar, Frank .299 33 33 127 21 38 7 0 4 22 57 .449 6 3 22 4 .341 2 0 1 2 29 56 8 .914 18 Benvenuto, Nick .279 27 20 68 6 19 4 0 0 10 23 .338 5 0 19 2 .320 2 0 1 2 83 6 3 .967 21 Bierce, Daniel .263 40 30 95 12 25 2 0 2 14 33 .347 4 1 19 0 .297 1 3 6 8 55 84 4 .972 34 Luick, Chris .242 44 26 99 17 24 1 0 2 17 31 .313 11 2 20 0 .327 1 2 10 13 251 9 0 1.000 9 Drechsel, Dave .196 34 32 107 12 21 5 0 0 16 26 .243 10 4 15 2 .289 0 3 2 2 167 30 7 .966 23 Roberts, Ryan .188 25 13 48 7 9 0 1 0 5 11 .229 4 3 7 0 .281 2 8 0 1 39 1 0 1.000 2 Zeronda, Tyler .158 32 22 57 12 9 0 0 0 2 9 .158 14 1 12 1 .333 0 3 5 6 35 57 4 .958 6 McCutcheon, Ian .250 8 0 8 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 .375 0 0 4 0 .250 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1.000 41 Minore, Dustin .189 14 11 37 7 7 1 0 0 4 8 .216 5 1 7 1 .302 0 1 0 1 10 0 1 .909 29 Reese, Kevin .188 12 2 16 1 3 3 0 0 3 6 .375 3 0 5 0 .316 0 0 0 0 7 11 0 1.000 4 x-Losch, Clint .056 11 3 18 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 .056 1 1 5 1 .143 1 0 0 0 10 3 0 1.000 35 Revelle, Matt .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 3 12 3 .833 1 Tejada, Ramon .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 22 Tucker, Nick .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 1.000 Totals .292 51 51 1645 311 480 91 5 24 260 653 .397 171 54 274 30 .373 21 35 69 101 1253 539 69 .963 Opponents .274 51 51 1638 251 448 93 9 18 227 613 .374 136 42 258 16 .341 21 24 80 103 1251 555 103 .946

LOB - Team (364), Opp (357). DPs turned - Team (32), Opp (40). IBB - Team (2), Leasure, K 1, Law, I 1, Opp (4). Picked off - Law, I 3, Hayes, T 2, Bierce, D 1, Drechsel, D 1, Raible, M 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 29 Reese, Kevin 3.14 3 1 13 7 2 2 0 1 57.1 59 25 20 8 47 14 3 2 225 .262 2 5 0 1 2 39 Mostek, Brian 3.48 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 10.1 6 6 4 9 8 1 0 0 36 .167 2 0 0 0 0 11 Kamine, Matt 3.62 4 3 10 10 2 1 0 0 59.2 60 27 24 8 41 8 1 4 236 .254 0 5 1 1 4 35 Revelle, Matt 3.91 6 4 12 12 5 1 0 0 76.0 80 40 33 16 33 14 1 4 293 .273 6 6 0 5 2 17 Morytko, Jason 4.25 2 1 20 0 0 0 0 2 29.2 36 15 14 3 15 8 0 1 117 .308 3 3 0 3 1 28 Gjeldum, Ted 5.04 5 4 11 10 1 1 0 0 55.1 70 38 31 15 31 17 1 3 224 .313 5 5 0 3 4 31 Roberts, Steve 5.27 3 4 19 6 0 0 0 1 42.2 44 33 25 10 25 13 1 3 165 .267 1 8 2 5 6 26 Fugett, John 5.61 0 5 21 0 0 0 0 6 25.2 32 17 16 16 19 5 0 0 108 .296 3 4 2 0 2 22 Tucker, Nick 6.38 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 18.1 18 16 13 19 14 4 1 0 71 .254 4 2 2 2 1 10 Cope, Brian 9.17 1 2 8 4 0 0 0 0 17.2 22 21 18 16 11 5 0 1 72 .306 2 1 0 0 1 ------19 Hanna, Ryan 0.00 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 6 .000 0 2 0 0 0 33 LeClerc-Spier, Mi 2.70 2 0 6 2 0 0 0 0 16.2 13 7 5 9 9 3 1 0 59 .220 1 1 1 1 1 16 Lunau, Doug 4.50 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 1 1 2 2 1 0 0 8 .375 0 0 0 0 0 43 Ezekiel, Joe 6.75 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 5 5 3 2 3 0 0 0 18 .278 3 0 0 0 0 Totals 4.46 27 24 51 51 10 5 0 10 417.2 448 251 207 136 258 93 9 18 1638 .274 32 42 8 21 24 Opponents 5.27 24 27 51 51 8 2 0 11 417.0 480 311 244 171 274 91 5 24 1645 .292 49 54 9 21 35

PB - Team (2), Drechsel, D 1, Ambrosole, T 1, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (9), Drechsel, D 3, Kamine, M 3, Reese, K 2, Morytko, J 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - Drechsel, D (44-56), Ambrosole, T (33-41), Revelle, M (24-30), Roberts, S (10-13), Gjeldum, T (8-11), Reese, K (9-10), Tucker, N (6-8), Cope, B (4-8), Morytko, J (5-8), Fugett, J (7-7), LeClercSpier (3-4), Kamine, M (3-3), McCutcheon, I (3-3), Mostek, B (1-1). x-inactive player

2006 Game Results (All games)

Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 25, 2006 atVMI 6-7 L 6-11-2 7-7-4 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 Roberts, S (L 0-1) 507 3:10 * Apr 14, 2006 BUCKNELLW 3-2 3-6-1 2-7-1 7 16-15-0 6-3-0 Revelle, M (W 4-2) 118 1:31 Feb 25, 2006 atVMI 4-5 L 4-9-0 5-8-1 9 0-2-0 0-0-0 Gjeldum, T (L 0-1) 503 2:35 * Apr 14, 2006 BUCKNELL W 6-2 6-8-1 2-7-2 (9) 17-15-0 7-3-0 Kamine, M (W 3-2) 118 2:25 Feb 26, 2006 atVMI 7-8 L 7-7-1 8-13-3 9 0-3-0 0-0-0 Fugett, J (L 0-1) 387 3:10 * Apr 15, 2006 BUCKNELL 9-10 L 9-13-2 10-10-0 7 17-16-0 7-4-0 Gjeldum, T (L 3-3) 247 2:24 Mar 04, 2006 ST.PETER’S W 13-1 13-16-1 1-3-4 9 1-3-0 0-0-0 Revelle, M (W 1-0) 115 2:48 * Apr 15, 2006 BUCKNELL 5-11 L 5-9-1 11-16-0 9 17-17-0 7-5-0 Fugett, J (L 0-4) 247 2:48 Mar 05, 2006 ST.PETER’S W 7-6 7-2-3 6-9-5 7 2-3-0 0-0-0 Gjeldum, T (W 1-1) 124 2:12 Apr 19, 2006 LA SALLE 7-8 L 7-14-7 8-8-3 9 17-18-0 7-5-0 Roberts, S (L 2-3) 113 2:59 Mar 05, 2006 ST.PETER’S 1-5 L 1-4-0 5-6-2 7 2-4-0 0-0-0 Kamine, M (L 0-1) 124 1:58 * Apr 23, 2006 at Lehigh 0-6 L 0-7-1 6-10-0 7 17-19-0 7-6-0 Revelle, M (L 4-3) 84 2:00 Mar 08, 2006 EASTSTROUDSBURG W 11-1 11-13-2 1-6-2 9 3-4-0 0-0-0 Cope, B (W 1-0) 98 2:30 * Apr 23, 2006 at Lehigh 2-3 L 2-11-2 3-5-1 9 17-20-0 7-7-0 Kamine, M (L 3-3) 221 2:30 # Mar 13, 2006 vs Binghamton 1-4 L 1-4-1 4-4-2 9 3-5-0 0-0-0 Revelle, M (L 1-1) 164 2:23 * Apr 24, 2006 at Lehigh 1-3 L 1-6-0 3-8-0 7 17-21-0 7-8-0 Gjeldum, T (L 3-4) 223 1:30 # Mar 15, 2006 vs Washington State 2-10 L 2-7-3 10-13-2 9 3-6-0 0-0-0 Gjeldum, T (L 1-2) 180 2:34 * Apr 24, 2006 at Lehigh W 11-0 11-9-1 0-4-4 9 18-21-0 8-8-0 Reese, K (W 3-1) 221 2:35 # Mar 16, 2006 vs Gonzaga 3-6 L 3-14-0 6-13-1 9 3-7-0 0-0-0 Cope, B (L 1-1) 125 2:56 Apr 26, 2006 atRutgers 2-8 L 2-3-1 8-10-1 9 18-22-0 8-8-0 Roberts, S (L 2-4) 150 2:40 # Mar 16, 2006 vs Bucknell 6-8 L 6-10-0 8-10-2 9 3-8-0 0-0-0 Roberts, S (L 0-2) 158 2:24 * Apr 29, 2006 at Holy Cross W 2-1 2-6-0 1-6-1 7 19-22-0 9-8-0 Revelle, M (W 5-3) 437 1:39 # Mar 18, 2006 vs Miami (Ohio) 6-7 L 6-16-0 7-13-0 9 3-9-0 0-0-0 Kamine, M (L 0-2) 83 2:26 * Apr 29, 2006 at Holy Cross W 2-1 2-6-1 1-3-2 9 20-22-0 10-8-0 Kamine, M (W 4-3) 437 2:04 # Mar 18, 2006 at Fresno State 9-10 L 9-14-4 10-19-2 9 3-10-0 0-0-0 Fugett, J (L 0-2) 2302 4:02 * Apr 30, 2006 at Holy Cross W 1-0 1-6-0 0-2-1 7 21-22-0 11-8-0 Gjeldum, T (W 4-4) 221 1:23 Mar 22, 2006 PENN 5-10 L 5-7-2 10-12-3 9 3-11-0 0-0-0 Cope, B (L 1-2) 87 3:10 * Apr 30, 2006 at Holy Cross 5-6 L 5-10-2 6-12-2 (10) 21-23-0 11-9-0 Fugett, J (L 0-5) 221 2:31 Mar 24, 2006 atUMBC W 8-5 8-9-1 5-16-0 9 4-11-0 0-0-0 Revelle, M (W 2-1) 79 2:54 May 02, 2006 TEMPLEW 10-8 10-12-2 8-10-0 9 22-23-0 11-9-0 Morytko, J (W 2-1) 72 3:00 Mar 25, 2006 atUMBC W 14-4 14-19-0 4-12-1 9 5-11-0 0-0-0 Gjeldum, T (W 2-2) 105 2:22 May 03, 2006 NYITW 13-4 13-12-2 4-7-4 9 23-23-0 11-9-0 LeClercSpier (W 2-0) 86 2:19 Mar 26, 2006 atUMBC W 7-5 7-10-3 5-13-3 9 6-11-0 0-0-0 Roberts, S (W 1-2) 74 2:35 May 06, 2006 atFairleigh Dickinson W 6-0 6-6-0 0-4-5 7 24-23-0 11-9-0 Revelle, M (W 6-3) 131 1:49 & Mar 28, 2006 ST. JOSEPH’S W 3-0 3-8-1 0-1-0 9 7-11-0 0-0-0 Reese, K (W 1-0) 63 1:50 May 06, 2006 atFairleigh Dickinson W 3-2 3-6-1 2-7-3 (8) 25-23-0 11-9-0 Roberts, S (W 3-4) 149 2:14 Mar 30, 2006 WAGNER W 12-4 12-9-1 4-7-2 9 8-11-0 0-0-0 Roberts, S (W 2-2) 143 2:45 May 07, 2006 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 10-3 10-11-0 3-6-4 7 26-23-0 11-9-0 Gjeldum, T (W 5-4) 135 1:54 * Apr 01, 2006 at Army W 16-5 16-11-3 5-7-2 7 9-11-0 1-0-0 Revelle, M (W 3-1) 225 2:26 May 07, 2006 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 12-11 12-8-4 11-17-5 9 27-23-0 11-9-0 Mostek, B (W 1-0) 135 2:58 * Apr 01, 2006 at Army W 11-2 11-18-3 2-9-4 9 10-11-0 2-0-0 Kamine, M (W 1-2) 225 2:53 $ May 13, 2006 vs Bucknell 6-10 L 6-12-1 10-10-0 9 27-24-0 11-9-0 Revelle, M (L 6-4) 560 2:00 * Apr 02, 2006 at Army 2-3 L 2-4-0 3-9-3 7 10-12-0 2-1-0 Morytko, J (L 0-1) 325 2:14 * Apr 02, 2006 at Army W 5-4 5-10-0 4-8-3 9 11-12-0 3-1-0 Reese, K (W 2-0) 325 2:29 * = Conference game & Apr 03, 2006 VILLANOVA W 12-10 12-15-1 10-11-5 9 12-12-0 3-1-0 Morytko, J (W 1-1) 87 3:20 # = Pepsi/Johnny Quik Classic--Fresno State Apr 06, 2004 MANHATTAN W 6-1 6-10-0 1-5-3 9 13-12-0 3-1-0 LeClercSpier (W 1-0) 96 2:40 & = Liberty Bell Classic * Apr 09, 2006 NAVY 0-4 L 0-2-0 4-10-1 7 13-13-0 3-2-0 Revelle, M (L 3-2) 176 1:55 $ = Patriot League Tournament * Apr 09, 2006 NAVY W 5-0 5-12-1 0-8-1 9 14-13-0 4-2-0 Kamine, M (W 2-2) 216 2:15 () extra inning game * Apr 10, 2004 NAVY W 6-4 6-10-1 4-6-2 7 15-13-0 5-2-0 Gjeldum, T (W 3-2) 87 1:49 * Apr 10, 2004 NAVY 2-7 L 2-8-2 7-12-0 9 15-14-0 5-3-0 Reese, K (L 2-1) 116 2:49 & Apr 11, 2006 vs La Salle 5-6 L 5-10-3 6-9-1 9 15-15-0 5-3-0 Fugett, J (L 0-3) 463 3:10

N 17 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N History

The baseball program is perhaps the most two seasons (1991-93) with the Indians storied of all the 23 athletic teams at before being traded to the Florida Marlins Lafayette, first beginning competition in where he played the 1994 season. 1865, the same year that the Civil War ended. Former Lafayette baseball player Joe Following that initial undefeated season that Maddon was the bench coach for the World included just two games in the month of Series champion Anaheim Angels and November, the Lafayette baseball program recently took over the managerial reins has been churning our important moments of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. in Lafayette history, including four appearances Currently, the Lafayette Maroon Club in the College and nine Hall of Fame is comprised of 14 baseball appearances in the NCAA Regionals, with players most of whom went on to play in the the most recent regional appearance coming Major Leagues and two baseball coaches who in 1990. are enshrined in coaching halls of fame. In recent seasons, current head coach Joe Mike Gazella enjoyed perhaps the most Kinney has taken Lafayette beyond the level successful run of all Lafayette graduates in the of respectability to that of a consistent Major Leagues, playing for the New York Joe Maddon contender in the Patriot League. In the Yankees’ world championship teams in 1923 last five seasons, Lafayette has made three and 1928 and what is considered one of, if not appearances in the three-team field of the best teams of all time, the 1927 Yankees. the Patriot League Tournament. In 2006, A host of Lafayette players from the past Lafayette won 27 games, the second-highest have made it not only to the majors, but win total in program history. In 2004, varying levels of the minor leagues, including Lafayette advanced past the first round Dick Fitzgerald who played for the and on to the Patriot League Tournament Baltimore Orioles’ Triple A affiliate for Championship Series. Also in 2004, Tom several years. Soldan ’04 made history by throwing the Lafayette has a tradition of legendary 10th no-hitter in program history, a 1-0 coaches; namely and Charlie victory over Holy Cross. Gelbert. Coughlin came to Lafayette after a Jeff Antolick and Jeff Mutis are recent highly-successful pro baseball career with the Lafayette graduates who found a place in Detroit Tigers. He had just one losing season professional baseball. A 1993 graduate, in 23 years and ended his coaching career Antolick was taken by the with a 273-134 record while coaching four in 15th round of the 1992 draft. Major Leaguers. In 1988, Mutis was the 27th player A World Series star for the St. Louis selected overall in the Major League draft Cardinals’ “Gas House Gang,” Gelbert went when he was picked by the Cleveland on to coach for more than two decades Indians. A lefthanded pitcher, Mutis played at Lafayette where his teams complied a record of 307-172 in 21 seasons. Gelbert guided teams to five District II titles and Lafayette No-Hitters an equal number of College World Series DATE PITCHER SCORE SITE appearances. He also molded seven student- June 3, 1911 J. Lester Long Lafayette 5, Penn 0 Easton, Pa.; March Field athletes into All-American baseball players. April 19, 1930 Eddie Fager Lafayette 10, Stevens 0 Easton, Pa.; March Field Other top coaches include recent Penn April 24, 1919 Ralph Moyer Lafayette 10, Syracuse 0 Easton, Pa.; March Field State coach who coached May 18, 1921 Bill Seaman Lafayette 7, Ursinus 2 Mutis and Antolick and was head coach from May 2, 1925 Kenneth Yeisley Lafayette 10, Rutgers 0 Neilson Field 1983-90 and his predecessor Norm Gigon April 14, 1951 Fred Kroog Lafayette 2, New York Univ. 0 Easton, Pa.; Fisher Field who coached the Leopards from 1968-82. June 6, 1956 Howard Stoneback Lafayette 14, Princeton 1 Easton, Pa.; Fisher Field April 4, 1963 Tom Kozo (3), Dave Becker (3), Don Lordan (1) Lafayette 8, Muhlenberg 0 Easton, Pa.; Fisher Field April 18, 1972 Jim Van Der Beek Lafayette 2, Rutgers 0 New Brunswick, N.J. March 28, 2004 Tom Soldan Lafayette 1, Holy Cross 0 Worcester, Mass., Fitton Field

N 18 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Post Season Games

1948 NCAA Playoffs at Easton, Pa. 1958 College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 1989 ECC Championships at Newark, Del. Lafayette 8, West Virginia 0; Lafayette 4, Navy 0 Colorado State 10, Lafayette 5; Western Towson 5, Lafayette 2; Lafayette 6, Delaware 2; 1948 NCAA Eastern Finals at Winston-Salem, N.C. Michigan 4, Lafayette 3 (10 inn.) Rider 3, Lafayette 2 Lafayette 9, Illinois 6; Yale 11, Lafayette 2; 1965 District 2 Playoffs 1990 ECC Championships at West Windsor, N.J. Lafayette 5, North Carolina 2; Yale 4, Lafayette 3 Lafayette 4, Pittsburgh 3; Lafayette 5, Princeton 4 Lafayette 6, Rider 0; Lafayette 7, Delaware 6; Lafayette 1953 District 2 Playoffs at Easton, Pa. 1965 College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 7, Rider 4 Lafayette 6, Pittsburgh 1; Lafayette 5, Penn State 3 Arizona State 14, Lafayette 1; Connecticut 6, Lafayette 1990 NCAA South II Regional at Starkville, Miss. 1953 College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 4 Florida State 7, Lafayette 2; Brigham Young 13, Lafayette 6, Colorado State 2; Texas 7, Lafayette 3; 1966 District 2 Playoffs at Princeton, N.J. Lafayette 3 Lafayette 4, Stanford 3; Lafayette 2, Lafayette 15, Colgate 0; St. John’s 2, Lafayette 0; 1992 ECAC Tournament at Worcester, Mass. Boston College 1 (11 inn.); Texas 13. Lafayette 3 Lafayette 4, Rutgers 3; St. John’s 8, Lafayette 3 Hartford 12, Lafayette 4; St. Francis (NY) 2, 1954 District 2 Playoffs at Allentown, Pa. 1984 ECC Championships at Bethlehem, Pa. Lafayette 0 Lafayette 4, Villanova 3; Lafayette 9, St. John’s 3 Lehigh 12, Lafayette 2; Rider 5, Lafayette 3 2002 Patriot League Tournament at Annapolis, Md. 1954 College World Series at Omaha, Neb. 1985 ECC Championships at Newark, Del. Lehigh 12, Lafayette 6 Missouri 5, Lafayette 3; Oklahoma A&M 4, Rider 11, Lafayette 5; Towson 8, Lafayette 5 2004 Patriot League Tournament at West Point, N.Y. Lafayette 2 1986 ECC Championships at Lawrenceville, N.J. Lafayette 7, Lehigh 6; Army 3, Lafayette 1; 1955 District 2 Playoffs at Allentown, Pa. Lafayette 6, Delaware 0; Rider 14, Lafayette 4; Army 16, Lafayette 2 Ithaca 5, Lafayette 0 Delaware 3, Lafayette 2 2006 Patriot League Tournament at Bethlehem, Pa. 1957 District 2 Playoffs at Brooklyn, N.Y. 1987 ECC Championships at Newark, Del. Bucknell 10, Lafayette 6 St. John’s 8, Lafayette 3 Lafayette 2, Rider 1; Lafayette 12, Delaware 3; 1958 District 2 Playoffs Rider 11, Lafayette 6; Rider 17, Lafayette 6 Lafayette 9, Penn State 1; Lafayette 5, NYU 1

Records PITCHING 7. Jim Van Der Beek 1970 74.0 23. Jamie Boyd 1989 2.40 Single Season Wins 8. Jim Curnal 1975 73.0 Ken Bradford 1975 2.40 Player Year Wins 9. Ken Bradford 1975 71.1 25. Jim Van Der Beek 1972 2.45 1. Ronnie Owen 1953 12 10. Jeff Ferguson 1969 71.0 2. Jeff Mutis 1986 10 11. Dick Noll 1968 70.0 Single Season Strikeouts 3. Don Lordon 1965 9 Rex Peters 1973 70.0 Player Year SO 4. Rex Peters 1973 8 13. Marcus Ward 2002 69.1 1. Jim Van Der Beek 1970 107 5. Ronnie Owen 1954 7 John Ireland 1965 69.1 Jim Van Der Beek 1972 107 Jim Van Der Beek 1971 7 Chris Watts 1978 69.1 3. Jim Van Der Beek 1971 106 Jim Van Der Beek 1972 7 16. Jeff Mutis 1986 68.0 4. Jim Curnal 1976 85 Jim Curnal 1976 7 17. Bob Pogyor 1990 67.1 5. Ronnie Owen 1954 66 9. Matt Revelle 2006 6 18. Dave Becker 1963 67.0 Don Lordon 1965 66 10. Marcus Ward 2004 6 19. John Scott 1985 65.1 7. Jeff Antolick 1993 64 Joe Saporetti 2002 6 20. Marcus Ward 2004 65.1 Ken Bradford 1975 64 Jim Van Der Beek 1970 6 21. Tom Soldan 2004 64.0 9. Rex Peters 1973 61 Jeff Antolick 1992 6 22. Bob Pogyor 1991 63.2 10. Ralph Klinepeter 1973 61 Bob Pogyor 1990 6 23. James Duer 2002 61.1 11. Jeff Mutis 1986 60 Rob Hatalovsky 1990 6 24. Jeff Antolick 1992 61.0 12. George Schneider 1972 59 Eric Marks 1989 6 Rex Peters 1974 61.0 13. Jim Curnal 1975 59 Rex Peters 1974 6 26. John Weigel 1979 60.2 14. Bob Pogyor 1990 57 Ken Bradford 1977 6 John Weigel 1981 60.0 John McGettigan 1985 57 John Scott 1985 6 28. Rob Hatalovsky 1991 59.2 16. George Schneider 1971 56 Kris Perkins 1986 6 Rob Hatalovsky 1990 59.2 17. Ken Bradford 1977 54 Eric Kleinsorgen 1987 6 Matt Kamine 2006 59.2 18. Marcus Ward 2002 53 22. Matt Revelle 2005 5 19. Dick Noll 1968 53 Todd Gjeldum 2006 5 Single Season ERA Eric Marks 1989 53 Marcus Ward 2002 5 Player Year ERA 21. Brian Cope 2004 50 Ron Bailey 1961 5 1. Al Henry 1961 1.45 Rex Peters 1974 50 Al Henry 1961 5 2. Charlie Gardner 1971 1.48 23. Paul Fischetti 2004 49 Bob Clements 1966 5 3. Dick Noll 1968 1.54 John Scott 1985 49 Dick Noll 1968 5 4. Rex Peters 1974 1.62 25. Matt Revelle 2005 48 George Schneider 1972 5 5. Mike Brooks 1990 1.73 Jeff Mutis 1988 48 Dan King 1993 5 6. Rich Carter 1973 1.73 Chris Watts 1978 48 Bob Pogyor 1991 5 7. Eric Kleinsorgen 1989 1.75 Andy Davis 1996 48 John Ireland 1965 5 8. Ronnie Owen 1954 1.81 Jim Curnal 1974 5 Al Henry 1960 1.81 Career Wins Jim Curnal 1975 5 10. Don Morel 1978 1.85 Player Wins Years John Scott 1983 5 11. Micky Keelan 1992 1.86 1. Jim Van Der Beek 20 1970-1972 Rick Jarvis 1987 5 12. Bill Evanko 1959 1.94 Jim Curnal 20 1973-1976 Eric Marks 1987 5 13. Ken Bradford 1977 2.04 3. Ronnie Owen 19 1952-1953 14. Rex Peters 1973 2.06 4. Rex Peters 18 1971-1974 Single Season Innings Pitched 15. Dave Becker 1962 2.09 Jeff Mutis 18 1986-1988 Player Year IP 16. Roger Gordon 1954 2.12 6. Marcus Ward 15 2001-2004 1. Don Lordon 1965 93.2 17. Jeff Antolick 1992 2.21 Bob Pogyor 15 1988-1991 2. Jim Van Der Beek 1972 88.0 18. Jim Curnal 1973 2.33 8. Matt Revelle 14 2003-2006 3. Jim Curnal 1976 84.2 19. Tom Kozo 1962 2.34 Dan King 14 1991-1994 4. Matt Revelle 2006 76.0 Don Lordon 1963 2.34 10. Ralph Klinepeter 13 1973-1976 5. Ken Bradford 1977 75.0 Jim Curnal 1975 2.34 John Scott 13 1982-1985 6. Jim Van Der Beek 1971 74.2 22. Bob Clements 1966 2.37 Rob Hatalovsky 13 1989-1992

N 19 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N 13. Don Lordon 12 1963-1965 7. Ralph Klinepeter 155 1973-1976 Tye Gonser 2000 148 Ken Bradford 12 1974-1977 8. Bob Pogyor 150 1988-1991 Bert Solivan 1990 148 Eric Marks 12 1987-1989 9. John Weigel 137 1978-1981 Gino Cara 1985 148 Joe Saporetti 12 2000-2003 10. Rex Peters 124 1971-1974 26. Brian Shevitz 1990 147 17. John Weigel 11 1978-1981 Andy Davis 124 1994-1997 27. Gino Cara 1986 146 Pete Demers 11 1982-1985 12. Joe Saporetti 118 2000-2003 28. Frank Cortazar 2005 145 Mike Brooks 11 1989-1992 13. George Schneider 116 1970-1972 Craig Alexander 2002 145 20. Bob Clements 10 1966-1968 14 James Duer 114 2000-2003 Pad Colley 1995 145 Kris Perkins 10 1985-1987 15. Dick Noll 112 1966-1968 31. Vince D’Angelis 2000 144 22. Ted Gjeldum 9 2004-2006 Scott Dennis 112 1997-2000 Dan Maynard 1985 144 Al Henry 9 1959-1961 17. Matt Revelle 108 2003-2006 George Yolich 1986 144 Dick Noll 9 1966-1968 Paul Fischette 108 2001-2004 Chris Tedeschi 1986 144 Chris Watts 9 1978-1981 Pete Demers 108 1982-1985 Steve Morrison 1987 144 Ron Bailey 9 1959-1961 20. John Scott 106 1982-1985 Pad Colley 1996 144 Kevin St. Pierre 9 1986-1989 21. Bruce Blank 104 1987-1990 Scott Dennis 9 1997-2000 22. Don Lordon 98 1963-1965 Single Season Average George Schneider 9 1970-1972 Rob Hatalovsky 98 1989-1992 Player Year Average 24. Don Eckenfelder 97 1960-1962 1. Tom Stoudt 1998 .442 Career Innings Pitched 25. Tom Kozo 93 1961-1963 2. Bob Osipower 1998 .438 Player Innings Years 26. Matt Kamine 90 2004-2006 3. Tye Gonser 2001 .420 1. Jim Curnal 261.1 1973-1976 John McGettigan 92 1984-1987 4. Bob Kessler 1959 .419 2. Jim Van Der Beek 236.2 1970-1972 28. Jeff Antolick 82 1990-1992 5. Frank Weisse 1970 .417 3. Marcus Ward 218.1 2001-2004 29. Mike Mullarkey 90 1994-1996 6. Rex Peters 1971 .415 4. Jeff Mutis 218.0 1986-1988 30. Kevin Swords 89 1999-2002 7. Charles Kline 1959 .413 5. Chris Watts 213.1 1978-1981 31. Brian Cope 83 2004-2006 Chris Watts 1981 .413 6. Joe Saporetti 210.0 2000-2003 9. Ray Moyer 1962 .412 7. Bob Pogyor 206.1 1988-1991 HITTING 10. Dan Maynard 1987 .411 8. John Weigel 200.1 1978-1981 Single Season Hits 11. Don Lorden 1965 .404 9. Ken Bradford 197.2 1974-1977 Player Year Hits Tim Bannon 1976 .404 10. Ralph Klinepeter 190.1 1973-1976 1. Jason Boyd 2004 70 13. Jim Burns 1966 .403 11. Matt Revelle 181.1 2003-2006 2. Adam Rosenberg 2004 68 14. Vince D’Angelis 2001 .402 12. Dick Noll 167.2 1966-1968 3. Ian Law 2006 66 Tom Stoudt 1997 .402 13. James Duer 165.2 2000-2003 4. Tye Gonser 2002 63 16. Keith Colicchio 1980 .400 14. Steve Hirt 161.0 1985-1988 5. James Conrad 2005 62 17. Frank Weisse 1971 .394 15. Rob Hatalovsky 160.1 1989-1992 6. Chris Tedeschi 1987 61 18. Chris Tedeschi 1987 .391 Rex Peters 160.1 1971-1974 7. Vince D’Angelis 2002 58 19. Vince D’Angelis 2002 .389 17. Mike Brooks 158.2 1989-1992 8. Vince D’Angelis 2000 56 20. Bob Argenti 1971 .385 18. Kevin Swords 150.0 1999-2002 Bob Osipower 1998 56 21. Gino Cara 1986 .384 19. John Scott 147.0 1982-1985 Gino Cara 1986 56 22. Adam Rosenberg 2001 .383 20. Dan Morel 146.1 1975-1978 11. Ian Law 2005 55 John Weigel 1980 .383 21. Bob Clements 142.2 1966-1968 Chip Lloyd 1987 55 John Freeland 1980 .383 22. Andy Davis 141.0 1994-1997 George Yolich 1987 55 23. Pete Demers 140.2 1982-1985 George Yolich 1986 55 Single Season Runs Scored 24. Scott Dennis 139.1 1997-2000 15. Jason Boyd 2002 54 Player Year Runs 25. Mike Mullarkey 137.2 1994-1996 16. Tom Stoudt 1997 53 1. Gino Cara 1986 49 26. Dan King 137.0 1991-1994 Dan Maynard 1987 53 2. Jason Boyd 2004 48 27. Kevin St. Pierre 126.1 1986-1989 18. Adam Bucci 2004 52 3. Chris Tedeschi 1986 48 28. Don Lordon 126.0 1963-1965 Tye Gonser 1999 52 Bert Solivan 1987 48 Bob Osipower 1997 52 5. Chris Tedeschi 1987 47 Career ERA Dan Maynard 1985 52 6. George Yolich 1986 45 Player ERA Years 22. Rob Fioretti 2005 51 7. Chip Lloyd 1987 44 1. Ron Bailey 1.45 1959-1961 Craig Alexander 2002 51 8. Adam Rosenberg 2004 43 2. Al Henry 2.05 1959-1961 Adam Rosenberg 2001, 2003 51 9. Dan Maynard 1987 43 3. Rex Peters 2.14 1971-1974 Kevin Kozlowski 1990 51 George Yolich 1987 43 4. Dick Noll 2.37 1966-1968 26. Tom Stoudt 1998 50 11. Dan Maynard 1985 42 Ken Bradford 2.37 1974-1977 27. Bert Solivan 1990 49 12. Vince D’Angelis 2002 41 6. Eric Kleinsorgen 2.78 1987-1990 Bryan McKernan 1996 49 Mike Mecca 1990 41 7. Jeff Mutis 2.89 1986-1988 Tom Stoudt 1996 49 14. Tye Gonser 2002 40 8. Jim Curnal 2.90 1973-1976 30. Ian Law 2004 48 Jason Boyd 2001 40 9. Charlie Gardner 2.91 1970-1972 Pad Colley 1997 48 Dan Maynard 1986 40 10. Bob Pogyor 2.93 1988-1991 John Morris 1995 48 Joe Yanek 1986 40 Jim Van Der Beek 2.93 1970-1972 Mike Mancia 1994 48 18. Brian Shevitz 1990 39 12. John Sedovy 2.96 1960-1961 James Conrad 2005 39 13. John McCombs 2.99 1966-1968 Single Season At-Bats 20. Jason Boyd 2002 37 14. Don Lordon 3.00 1963-1965 Player Year AB Joe Yanek 1987 37 15. Steve Hirt 3.02 1985-1988 1. Ian Law 2006 194 22. Vince D’Angelis 2000 36 16. Tom Kozo 3.06 1961-1963 2. Jason Boyd 2004 187 Tom Stoudt 1997 36 17. Bill Evanko 3.09 1958-1960 3. Adam Rosenberg 2004 185 24. Gino Cara 1985 36 18. Don Eckenfelder 3.14 1960-1962 4. Tye Gonser 2002 177 25. Tom Stoudt 1998 35 19. Dave Becker 3.16 1961-1963 5. Adam Bucci 2004 172 Bob Spagnolo 1990 35 20. Jay Fredlund 3.31 1976-1979 6. James Conrad 2005 165 Dave Daniels 1983 35 21. Jeff Antolick 3.37 1990-1992 7. Jason Boyd 2002 167 Gino Cara 1983 35 22. George Schneider 3.58 1970-1972 8. George Yolich 1987 162 23. Matt Revelle 3.67 2004-2005 9. Chip Lloyd 1987 161 Single Season RBI 24. Scott Werkhoven 3.67 1990-1993 10. Adam Bucci 2005 160 Player Year RBI 25. Tom Tripodi 3.71 1967-1969 11. Ian Law 2004 160 1. George Yolich 1986 64 26. Matt Revelle 3.77 2003-2006 Tom Stoudt 1995 160 2. Adam Rosenberg 2004 56 27. Dan Morel 3.88 1975-1978 13. Rob Fioretti 2005 159 3. Dan Maynard 1987 49 Tom Lynch 1995 159 4. Vince D’Angelis 2002 47 Career Strikeouts 15. Vince D’Angelis 2002 157 5. George Yolich 1985 44 Player Strikeouts Years 16. Chris Tedeschi 1987 156 6. Brian Shevitz 1991 43 1. Jim Van Der Beek 320 1970-1972 17. Tye Gonser 1999 153 Chris Tedeschi 1987 43 2. Jim Curnal 223 1973-1976 Bryan McKernan 1995 153 8. Dan Maynard 1985 42 3. Jeff Mutis 167 1986-1988 19. Tom Stoudt 1996 151 George Yolich 1987 42 4. Marcus Ward 164 2001-2004 20. Rob Fioretti 2004 150 10. Jason Boyd 2004 41 Ken Bradford 164 1974-1977 21. Ian Law 2005 149 11. Ian Burley 2001 40 6. Chris Watts 162 1978-1981 22. Adam Rosenberg 2002 148 12. Bob Osipower 1999 39

N 20 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Kevin Kozlowski 1990 39 2. Jason Boyd 2004 9 13. Bob Spagnolo 1990 .664 14. Mike Mecca 1990 38 Adam Rosenberg 2004 9 14. Joe Yanek 1987 .661 Dan Maynard 1986 38 Brian Shevitz 1991 9 15. Frank Weisse 1970 .653 16. John Weigel 1981 37 Bob Spagnolo 1990 9 16. Mike Mecca 1990 .651 17. Brian Shevitz 1992 36 George Yolich 1986 9 17. John Weigel 1981 .650 18. Adam Bucci 2004 35 7. Tom Stoudt 1997 8 18. Bob Osipower 1998 .648 Mike Mancia 1994 35 Frank Weisse 1971 8 19. Ray Moyer 1962 .647 Jim Peyman 1976 35 John Weigel 1981 8 20. John Weigel 1980 .642 Chip Lloyd 1986 35 10. Craig Alexander 2001 7 21. Brian Canfield 1973 .639 22. Kevin Leasure 2006 34 Ian Burley 2001 7 22. Tim Bannon 1976 .635 Jason Boyd 2002 34 Tom Stoudt 1998 7 23. Vince D’Angelis 2000 .632 24. Adam Rosenberg 2001 33 13. Adam Bucci 2004 6 24 Craig Alexander 2001 .619 25. Ian Law 2006 32 Jason Boyd 2003 6 25. Dan Maynard 1986 .615 Ian Law 2005 32 Ray Moyer 1963 6 26. Bob Kessler 1960 .612 Frank Weisse 1971 32 John Freeland 1980 6 Tom Stoudt 1996 32 Mike Mecca 1989 6 Single Season Stolen Bases 29. Kevin Leasure 2005 31 George Yolich 1985 6 Player Year SB Jason Boyd 2003 31 George Yolich 1987 6 1. Bert Solivan 1987 28 Tom Stoudt 1998 31 20. Ian Law 2006 5 2. Gino Cara 1985 23 Mike Mancia 1992 31 Adam Bucci 2005 5 Gino Cara 1986 23 Mark Rowland 1991 31 Adam Rosenberg 2003 5 4. Jim Anderson 1971 21 Bob Spagnolo 1990 31 Vince D’Angelis 2002 5 5. Bert Solivan 1990 21 Mark Leise 1986 31 Vince D’Angelis 2001 5 6. David Daniels 1983 20 George Watts 1954 5 7. Jason Boyd 2002 19 Single Season Doubles Bill Hogarty 1954 5 Mark Rowland 1990 19 Player Year 2B Keith Colicchio 1980 5 Art Fischetti 1974 19 1. Jason Boyd 2002 16 John Freeland 1981 5 Art Fischetti 1975 19 2. Ian Law 2006 15 Mark Esseppi 1981 5 11. Mike Mecca 1990 18 Bob Osipower 1997 15 John Cubala 1994 5 Brian Shevitz 1990 18 4. Ian Law 2005 14 Ted Raftovich 1994 5 13. James Conrad 2005 17 Jason Boyd 2004 14 Brian Shevitz 1992 5 14. Art Fischetti 1972 17 Vince D’Angelis 2000 14 Brian Shevitz 1990 5 Kevin Kozlowski 1989 17 Mike Mancia 1994 14 John Bellucci 1983 5 16. Jason Boyd 2003 16 George Yolich 1985 14 Dan Maynard 1986 5 Mark Eseppi 1981 16 George Yolich 1987 14 Mark Leise 1986 5 Art Fischetti 1973 16 10. Bob Osipower 1998 13 19. Adam Rosenberg 2002 15 Rex Peters 1971 13 Single Season Total Bases Tye Gonser 1999 15 George Yolich 1986 13 Player Year TB Dave Duncan 1978 15 13. Adam Rosenberg 2004 12 1. Jason Boyd 2004 125 22. James Conrad 2006 14 Dan Maynard 1985 12 2. Adam Rosenberg 2004 104 Jason Boyd 2004 14 Dan Maynard 1987 12 3 George Yolich 1986 101 Tye Gonser 2002 14 16. Jason Boyd 2003 11 4. Ian Law 2006 96 Brian Shevitz 1992 14 Craig Alexander 2002 11 5. Bob Osipower 1999 93 Mike Mecca 1989 14 Vince D’Angelis 2001 11 6. Vince D’Angelis 2000 91 Bert Solivan 1988 14 Adam Rosenberg 2001 11 George Yolich 1987 91 Chris Tedeschi 1986 14 Pad Colley 1997 11 8. Vince D’Angelis 2002 89 Joe Yanek 1987 14 Tom Lynch 1994 11 Tom Stoudt 1997 89 Mike Mancia 1993 11 10. Dan Maynard 1987 87 Career Hits Tom MacArthur 1993 11 Chris Tedeschi 1987 87 Player Hits Years Mark Rowland 1991 11 12. Brian Shevitz 1991 86 1. Adam Rosenberg 216 2001-2004 Brian Shevitz 1991 11 George Yolich 1985 86 2. Jason Boyd 212 2001-2004 26. Craig Alexander 2002 10 14. Ian Law 2005 85 3. Tye Gonser 199 1999-2002 Vince D’Angelis 2002 10 15. Jason Boyd 2002 84 4. Tom Stoudt 197 1995-1998 Tye Gonser 2002 10 Mike Mecca 1990 84 5. Bob Osipower 196 1997-2000 Bob Kessler 1960 10 17. Bob Osipower 1998 83 Vince D’Angelis 196 1999-2002 Mike Mecca 1990 10 18. Tye Gonser 2002 81 7. Ian Law 178 2003-2006 Brian Shevitz 1990 10 Bob Spagnolo 1990 81 8. Adam Bucci 176 2002-2005 Tim Bannon 1976 10 20. Mike Mancia 1994 79 Dan Maynard 176 1984-1987 Chip Lloyd 1986 10 21. Adam Bucci 2004 78 10. Gino Cara 168 1983-1986 22. Craig Alexander 2002 78 11. Bert Solivan 160 1986-88, 1990 Single Season Triples Tom Stoudt 1998 78 Kevin McKernan 160 1995-1998 Player Year 3B 24. James Conrad 2005 76 13. George Yolich 159 1984-1987 1. Joe Yanek 1987 8 Bob Osipower 1997 76 14. Scott Miltenberger 157 1991-1994 2. Jason Boyd 2004 7 John Weigel 1981 76 15. Mark Rowland 150 1990-1993 3. Vince D’Angelis 2000 6 Kevin Kozlowski 1990 76 Pad Colley 150 1995-1998 4. Brian Canfield 1973 6 28. Adam Rosenberg 2003 75 17. Brian Shevitz 149 1989-1992 5. Walt Manuel 1965 6 Vince D’Angelis 2001 75 18. Chris Tedeschi 145 1984-1987 6. Ralph Klinepeter 1976 5 Mark Rowland 1991 75 Mitch Hoffman 145 1995-1998 7. Dan Maynard 1987 5 31. Adam Rosenberg 2001 74 20. Mike Mancia 141 1991-1994 8. Jason Boyd 2002 4 Joe Yanek 1987 74 21. Mike Ippolito 137 1982-1985 Jason Boyd 2001 4 Tom Stoudt 1996 74 22. Bryan McKernan 136 1994-1997 George Watts 1954 4 Joe Yanek 132 1984-1987 William MacDonald 1960 4 Single Season Slugging 24. Rob Fioretti 129 2002-2005 Ray Moyer 1961 4 Percentage 25. Ian Burley 125 1998-2001 Gabe Washo 1964 4 Player Year Slg. % 26. Matt Tambellini 124 2000-2003 Bob Fielder 1968 4 1. William MacDonald 1960 .731 27. Craig Alexander 129 2001-2004 Frank Weisse 1970 4 2. Frank Weisse 1971 .727 28. Jeff Rodgers 118 2004-2005 Pete Ramsey 1980 4 3. Vince D’Angelis 2001 .701 29. Art Fischetti 115 1972-1975 Kevin Kozlowski 1990 4 4. George Yolich 1986 .701 30. Mark Eseppi 114 1979-1982 Tim Bannon 1976 4 5. Tom Stoudt 1998 .690 31. Frank Cortazar 113 2004- George Yolich 1985 4 6. Brian Shevitz 1991 .688 32. John Weigel 111 1978-1981 Dan Maynard 1986 4 7. Bob Osipower 1999 .684 33. John Freeland 110 1978-1981 Chris Tedeschi 1987 4 8. Keith Colicchio 1980 .678 Rex Peters 110 1971-1974 9. Tom Stoudt 1997 .674 Single Season Home Runs Dan Maynard 1987 .674 Player Year HR 11. Jason Boyd 2004 .668 1. Bob Osipower 1999 12 12. George Yolich 1985 .667

N 21 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Career At-Bats 23. Mike Mancia 86 1991-1994 Tom Stoudt 8 1995-1998 Player At-Bats Played 24. Bryan McKernan 85 1994-1997 12. Art Fischetti 7 1972-1975 1. Jason Boyd 618 2001-2004 Kevin McKernan 85 1995-1998 Bob Argenti 7 1971-1973 2. Adam Rosenberg 608 2001-2004 25. James Conrad 82 2004- Frank Weisse 7 1970-1972 3. Tye Gonser 566 1999-2002 Art Fischetti 82 1972-1975 Len Fruci 7 1975-1978 4. Adam Bucci 565 2002-2005 27. Chip Lloyd 81 1984-1987 Mike Neborak 7 1976-1979 5. Tom Stoudt 556 1995-1998 28. Jeff Rodgers 80 2001-2004 18. Walt Manuel 7 1963-1965 6. Ian Law 535 2003-2006 29. Ian Burley 80 1998-2001 19. Brian Shevitz 6 1989-1992 7. Gino Cara 534 1983-1986 Steve Morrison 80 1985-1988 Chip Lloyd 6 1984-1987 8. Kevin McKernan 524 1995-1998 31. Hal Kamine 77 1975-1978 Chris Tedeschi 6 1984-1987 9. Bob Osipower 522 1997-2000 Mitch Hoffman 6 1995-1998 10. Vince D’Angelis 513 1999-2002 Career RBI Pad Colley 6 1995-1998 11. Bryan McKernan 497 1994-1997 Player RBI Years Ralph Klinepeter 6 1973-1976 12. Bert Solivan 490 1986-88, 1990 1. Dan Maynard 156 1984-1987 Pete Ramsey 6 1979-1982 . Mark Rowland 490 1990-1993 2. George Yolich 152 1984-1987 Ralph Russo 6 1988-1991 14. Rob Fioretti 486 2002-2005 3. Adam Rosenberg 134 2001-2004 Bob Lewis 6 1958-1960 15. Brian Shevitz 484 1989-1992 4. Jason Boyd 129 2001-2004 Steve Morrison 6 1985-1988 16. Dan Maynard 483 1984-1987 5. Bob Osipower 122 1997-2000 Tim Bannon 6 1973-1976 17. George Yolich 461 1984-1987 6. Brian Shevitz 117 1989-1992 Tye Gonser 6 1999-2002 18. Pad Colley 460 1995-1998 7. Tom Stoudt 115 1995-1998 19. Mitch Hoffman 459 1995-1998 8. Adam Bucci 112 2002-2005 Career Home Runs 20. Joe Yanek 457 1984-1987 9. Vince D’Angelis 112 1999-2002 Player Home Runs Years Scott Miltenberger 457 1991-1994 10. Tye Gonser 97 1999-2002 1. Bob Osipower 22 1997-2000 22. Chris Tedeschi 451 1984-1987 11. Mike Mancia 93 1991-1994 2. George Yolich 21 1984-1987 23. Ian Burley 441 1998-2001 12. Mark Rowland 91 1990-1993 3. Tom Stoudt 21 1995-1998 24. Mike Mancia 429 1991-1994 13. Kevin McKernan 90 1995-1998 4. Jason Boyd 20 2001-2004 25. Matt Tambellini 428 2000-2003 14. Ian Law 89 2003-2006 Brian Shevitz 20 1989-1992 26. Jeff Rodgers 394 2001-2004 Chris Tedeschi 85 1984-1987 6. Adam Rosenberg 19 2001-2004 27. Mark Eseppi 389 1979-1982 Ian Burley 85 1998-2001 7. John Freeland 17 1978-1981 28. Ken Haas 387 1989-1992 17. John Freeland 84 1978-1981 8. Adam Bucci 16 2002-2005 29. Ralph Russo 386 1988-1991 18. Jim Peyman 79 1974-1977 Craig Alexander 16 2001-2004 30. Jason Moll 380 1999-2002 Joe Yanek 79 1984-1987 10. John Weigel 15 1978-1981 31. John Freeland 372 1978-1981 John Weigel 79 1978-1981 Mike Mecca 15 1989-1990 21. Ralph Russo 77 1988-1991 12. Vince D’Angelis 14 1999-2002 Career Batting Average 22. Rex Peters 75 1971-1974 13. Bob Spagnolo 13 1987-1990 Player Average Years 23. Mitch Hoffman 73 1995-1998 Dan Maynard 13 1984-1987 1. Tommy Morgan .405 1956-1958 Tim Bannon 73 1973-1976 15. Ian Law 12 2003-2006 2. Bob Kessler .396 1958-1960 25. Bert Solivan 72 1986-1988, 1990 Frank Weisse 12 1970-1972 3. Vince D’Angelis .382 1999-2002 Gino Cara 72 1983-1986 Ian Burley 12 1998-2001 4. Bob Osipower .375 1997-2000 27. Steve Morrison 70 1985-1988 18. Adam Bucci 11 2002-2005 5. John Weigel .365 1978-1981 28. John Cubala 68 1991-1994 Mike Mancia 11 1991-1994 6. Dan Maynard .364 1984-1987 20. Jim Peyman 10 1974-1977 7. Don Lorden .363 1963-1965 Career Doubles 21. Joe Yanek 9 1984-1987 Keith Colicchio .363 1980-1981 Player Doubles Years Mark Rowland 9 1990-1993 9. Mike Raible .359 2004- 1. Jason Boyd 49 2001-2004 Ray Moyer 9 1961-1963 10. Adam Rosenberg .355 2001-2004 2. Bob Osipower 46 1997-2000 Steve Morrison 9 1985-1988 11. Tom Stoudt .354 1995-1998 3. George Yolich 43 1984-1987 25. Kevin Leasure 8 2004- 12. Frank Weisse .352 1970-1972 Vince D’Angelis 43 1999-2002 Bill Russell 8 1981-1984 Tye Gonser .352 1999-2002 5. Ian Law 36 2003-2006 John Cubala 8 1991-1994 14. James Conrad .347 2004- 6. Adam Rosenberg 35 2001-2004 Pad Colley 8 1995-1999 15. William MacDonald .346 1958-1960 7. Dan Maynard 34 1984-2002 Rex Peters 8 1971-1974 16. George Yolich .345 1984-1987 Mike Mancia 34 1991-1994 28. Bert Solivan 7 1986-88, 1990 17. Scott Miltenberger .344 1991-1994 8. Tye Gonser 31 1999-2002 Keith Colicchio 7 1980-1981 18. Jason Boyd .343 2001-2004 10. Craig Alexander 30 2001-2004 19. Pete Pavia .343 1959-1961 11. Kevin McKernan 29 1995-1998 Career Total Bases 20. Ian Law .333 2003-2006 Tom Stoudt 29 1995-1998 Player Total Bases Years Brian Canfield .330 1970-1973 13. Brian Shevitz 26 1989-1992 1. Jason Boyd 353 2001-2004 22. Mike Mancia .329 1991-1994 Ian Burley 26 1998-2001 2. Adam Rosenberg 318 2001-2004 23. Tony Savitsky .327 1965-1967 15. Joe Yanek 25 1984-1987 3. Bob Osipower 316 1997-2000 Bert Solivan .327 1986-88, 1990 Mitch Hoffman 25 1995-1998 4. Vince D’Angelis 307 1999-2002 25. Pad Colley .326 1995-1998 Pad Colley 25 1995-1999 5. George Yolich 292 1984-1987 Mike Mecca .326 1989-1990 Rex Peters 25 1971-1974 6. Dan Maynard 266 1984-1987 19. Ed Janiga 24 1980-1983 7. Ian Law 254 2003-2006 Career Runs Scored Jason Boy 24 2000-2001 8. Adam Bucci 253 2002-2005 Player Runs Years 21. Adam Bucci 23 2002-2005 Brian Shevitz 253 1989-1992 1. Jason Boyd 153 2001-2004 22. Bryan McKerna 22 1994-1997 10. Tye Gonser 248 1999-2002 2. Gino Cara 150 1983-1986 Mark Rowland 22 1990-1993 11. Kevin McKernan 223 1995-1998 3. Dan Maynard 143 1984-1987 Scott Miltenberger 22 1991-1994 12. Mark Rowland 217 1990-1993 4. Joe Yanek 142 1984-1987 Joe Barkauskas 21 1970-1972 13. Tom Stoudt 216 1995-1998 5. Bert Solivan 133 1986-88, 1990 Ralph Russo 21 1988-1991 14. Craig Alexander 213 2001-2004 6. Vince D’Angelis 131 1999-2002 27. Bert Solivan 20 1986-88, 1990 15. Pad Colley 211 1995-1998 7. Chris Tedeschi 130 1984-1987 Tom McArthur 20 1990-1993 16. Mike Mancia 210 1991-1994 8. Adam Rosenberg 127 2001-2004 John Weigel 20 1978-1981 17. Bert Solivan 209 1986-88, 1990 9. Scott Miltenberger 124 1991-1994 Tim Bannon 20 1973-1976 18. Joe Yanek 206 1984-1987 10. Ian Law 122 2003-2006 19. John Freeland 195 1978-1981 11. Brian Shevitz 119 1989-1992 Career Triples 20. Mitch Hoffman 194 1995-1998 Tom Stoudt 119 1995-1998 Player Triples Years 21. Ian Burley 193 1997-2001 13. George Yolich 117 1984-1987 1. Jason Boyd 16 2001-2004 22. Gino Cara 191 1983-1986 14. Tye Gonser 114 1999-2002 2. Joe Yanek 13 1984-1987 23. Chris Tedeschi 188 1984-1987 15. Bob Osipower 111 1997-2000 Vince D’Angelis 13 1999-2002 Scott Miltenberger 185 1991-1994 16. Mark Rowland 107 1990-1993 4. Bert Solivan 11 1986-88, 1990 25. John Weigel 184 1978-1981 17. Pad Colley 100 1995-1998 Dan Maynard 11 1984-1987 26. Bryan McKernan 173 1994-1997 18. Jim Peyman 98 1974-1977 6. George Yolich 9 1984-1987 27. Matt Tambellini 170 2000-2003 19. Rob Fioretti 91 2002-2005 Mark Rowland 9 1990-1993 28. Rex Peters 163 1971-1974 20. Mark Eseppi 90 1979-1982 8. Bob Fiedler 8 1966-1968 29. Art Fischetti 162 1972-1975 21. Adam Bucci 89 2002-2005 Brian Canfield 8 1970-1973 39. Jim Peyman 160 1974-1977 22. Mitch Hoffman 89 1995-1998 Kevin Kozlowski 8 1987-1990

N 22 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Career Slugging Percentage 6. Brian Shevitz 46 1989-1992 9. Rob Fioretti 153 2002-2005 Player Slg. % Years 7. Adam Rosenberg 45 2001-2004 Vince D’Angelis 153 1999-2002 1. George Yolich .633 1984-1987 8. Kevin Kozlowski 44 1987-1990 10. Tye Gonser 152 1999-2002 2. Mike Mecca .629 1989-1990 9. Mark Rowland 40 1990-1993 11. Gino Cara 151 1983-1986 3. Bob Kessler .610 1958-1960 10. Vince D’Angelis 36 1999-2002 12. Dan Maynard 150 1984-1987 4. Bob Osipower .605 1997-2000 11. Chris Tedeschi 34 1984-1987 13. Bob Osipower 149 1997-2000 5. John Weigel .605 1978-1981 12. Mike Mecca 32 1989-1990 14. Bryan McKernan 148 1994-1997 6. Frank Weisse .599 1970-1972 13. Joe Yanek 31 1984-1987 Brian Shevitz 148 1989-1992 7. Vince D’Angelis .598 1999-2002 14. Ralph Russo 28 1988-1991 16. John Boozang 143 1984-1987 8. Jason Boyd .571 2001-2004 15. George Yolich 26 1984-1987 17. Bert Solivan 141 1986-88, 1990 9. Dan Maynard .551 1984-1987 Jim Anderson 26 1969-1971 Ian Burley 141 1998-2001 10. William MacDonald .548 1958-1960 Scott Miltenberger 26 1991-1994 19. George Yolich 140 1984-1987 11. Ray Moyer .539 1961-1963 18. Hal Kamine 24 1975-1978 20. Jason Moll 139 1999-2002 12. John Freeland .524 1978-1981 19. Rob Fioretti 23 2002-2005 21. Mitch Hoffman 138 1995-1998 13. Adam Rosenberg .523 2001-2004 Bob Argenti 23 1971-1973 22. Scott Miltenberger 137 1991-1994 Keith Colicchio .523 1980-1981 Adam Rosenberg 23 2000-2001 23. Jeff Rodgers 136 2001-2004 Brian Shevitz .523 1989-1992 Mark Eseppi 23 1979-1982 24. Chris Tedeschi 135 1984-1987 16. Adam Rosenberg .509 2001-2004 23. James Conrad 22 2003- Ralph Russo 135 1988-1991 17. Bob Spagnolo .502 1987-1990 Chip Lloyd 22 1984-1987 26. Pad Colley 134 1995-1998 18. Mike Mancia .490 1991-1994 David Duncan 22 1977-1980 27. Mike Mancia 124 1991-1994 19. Jim Engelland .484 1966-1968 26. Jason Moll 21 1999-2002 28. Ken Haas 118 1989-1992 20. Ralph Klinepeter .483 1973-1976 Mike Palos 21 1998-2000 29. Joe Yanek 116 1984-1987 Brian Canfield .483 1970-1973 28. David Daniels 20 1980-1983 30. Chip Lloyd 108 1984-1987 22. Don Lorden .479 1963-1965 23. Jim Peyman .476 1974-1977 Career Games Played 24. Chip Lloyd .467 1984-1987 Player Games Years 1. Adam Bucci 173 2002-2005 Career Stolen Bases Adam Rosenberg 173 2001-2004 Player SB Years 3. Jason Boyd 172 2001-2004 1. Bert Solivan 79 1986-88, 1990 4. Matt Tambellini 161 2000-2003 2. Gino Cara 74 1983-1986 5. Kevin McKernan 158 1995-1998 3. Art Fischetti 71 1972-1975 6. Craig Alexander 155 2001-2004 4. Jason Boyd 54 2001-2004 7. Tom Stoudt 155 1995-1998 5. Tye Gonser 50 1999-2002 8. Mark Rowland 154 1987-1990 Year-By-Year

1865 ...... 2-0 1907 ...... 19-8-2 1866 ...... 1-2 1908 ...... 11-14-1 1867 ...... 1-0 1909 ...... 12-12 1869 ...... 1-0-1 1910 ...... 19-13 1870 ...... 1-0 1911 ...... 16-10 1871 ...... 2-2 1912 ...... 11-15 1872 ...... 2-0 1913 ...... 22-14 1873 ...... 3-4-1 1914 ...... 15-11-1 1874 ...... 1-1 1915 ...... 16-10 1875 ...... 5-1 1916 ...... 14-11 1876 ...... 7-5 1917 ...... 4-13 1877 ...... 4-1 1918 ...... 4-4 1878 ...... 4-2 1919 ...... 9-7 1879 ...... 0-4 1920 ...... 14-4-1 1880 ...... 2-3 1921 ...... 14-8 1881 ...... 3-2 1922 ...... 17-5 1882 ...... 5-4 1923 ...... 14-11 1883 ...... 4-3 1924 ...... 13-6 1884 ...... 8-8-1 1925 ...... 11-6 1885 ...... 5-6 1926 ...... 10-10 1886 ...... 8-5 1927 ...... 15-4 1887 ...... 5-6 1928 ...... 11-11 1888 ...... 9-11 1929 ...... 15-3 1889 ...... 10-3-1 1930 ...... 9-11-1 1890 ...... 11-9-1 1931 ...... 10-8 1948 ...... 18-10 1965 ...... 18-8 1982 ...... 6-18 1999 ...... 8-32 (4-16 PL) 1891 ...... 9-12-1 1932 ...... 10-4 1949 ...... 13-11 1966 ...... 18-9 1983 ...... 11-24 2000 ...... 12-27 (6-12 PL) 1892 ...... 2-10 1933 ...... 8-5 1950 ...... 15-9 1967 ...... 7-15-1 1984 ...... 13-24 2001 ...... 10-32 (5-15 PL) 1893 ...... 2-12 1934 ...... 12-3 1951 ...... 13-8 1968 ...... 15-7 1985 ...... 17-23-1 2002 ...... 23-22 (12-8 PL) 1894 ...... 6-6 1935 ...... 9-7 1952 ...... 11-9-2 1969 ...... 8-14 1986 ...... 27-13 2003 ...... 16-24 (7-13 PL) 1895 ...... 11-10 1936 ...... 9-5-1 1953 ...... 20-6-2 1970 ...... 11-9 1987 ...... 29-15 2004 ...... 23-26 (11-9 PL) 1896 ...... 8-12 1937 ...... 12-2-1 1954 ...... 16-8 1971 ...... 19-5 1988 ...... 14-21 2005 ...... 18-26 (6-10 PL) 1897 ...... 14-6 1938 ...... 14-4 1955 ...... 17-6-1 1972 ...... 17-9 1989 ...... 21-15 2006 ...... 27-24 (11-9 PL) 1898 ...... 15-11 1939 ...... 13-4 1956 ...... 21-4-1 1973 ...... 17-10 1990 ...... 26-17 Total ...... 1658-1461-32 1899 ...... 18-12 1940 ...... 10-3-1 1957 ...... 16-7 1974 ...... 18-6 1991 ...... 16-19 (9-6 PL) 1900 ...... 7-16 1941 ...... 15-4-1 1958 ...... 19-10 1975 ...... 14-12 1992 ...... 22-12 (12-3 PL) 1901 ...... 11-11-1 1942 ...... 9-3 1959 ...... 13-5 1976 ...... 14-12 1993 ...... 12-21 (10-10 PL) 1902 ...... 14-9 1943 ...... 7-10 1960 ...... 11-9-1 1977 ...... 12-10 1994 ...... 11-25 (8-12 PL) 1903 ...... 15-12 1944 ...... 6-9 1961 ...... 13-11-1 1978 ...... 11-12-1 1995 ...... 9-36 (6-18 PL) 1904 ...... 16-7 1945 ...... 2-11 1962 ...... 16-5 1979 ...... 9-15 1996 ...... 12-28 (9-11 PL) 1905 ...... 22-7 1946 ...... 12-6 1963 ...... 9-13-1 1980 ...... 11-13-1 1997 ...... 11-26 (7-12 PL) 1906 ...... 16-9 1947 ...... 10-6 1964 ...... 8-12 1981 ...... 13-17-2 1998 ...... 10-26 (8-12 PL)

N 23 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N Patriot League Academic and Athletic Successes 2005-06 “Today’s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow’s During the 2005-06 year, Patriot Leaders” – The Patriot League continually League student-athletes and teams have demonstrates that student-athletes can excel accomplished the following: at both academics and athletics without NArmy’s Julie Jorgensen (first-team sacrificing its high standards. The Patriot soccer) and Bucknell’s Matt Capece (third- League’s athletic success is achieved while its team baseball) were named to ESPN The 2006 Patriot League Standings member institutions remain committed to its Magazine Academic All-America team founding principle of admitting and graduating N50 Patriot League student-athletes were TEAM W-L PCT W-L-T PCT student-athletes that are academically represen- named to ESPN The Magazine Academic 1. Lehigh 13-7 .650 28-28-0 .500 tative of their class. Participation in athletics All-District team 2. Bucknell 13-7 .650 24-24-0 .500 at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an NIn addition to automatic qualifiers, the 3. Lafayette 11-9 .550 27-24-0 .529 important component of a well-rounded Patriot League sent a second at-large team to 4. Army 10-10 .500 30-20-1 .598 education. the NCAA I-AA football playoffs for the 5. Navy 8-12 .400 32-21-1 .602 In its second decade of combining second-straight season, and to the NCAA 6. Holy Cross 5-15 .250 16-26-1 .384 academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot Men’s Golf Championships for the first time League sponsors championships in 23 men and in League history women’s sports. Initially started as an NCAA NBucknell’s men’s basketball program became ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE Division I-AA football conference in 1986, the the first Patriot League team to ever crack the FIRST TEAM Patriot League became an all-sport conference Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Matt Kamine Starting Pitcher in 1990 and includes American, Army, Buck- Coaches Top 25 Poll Ian Law Shortstop nell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh NAmerican’s Keira Carlstrom turned in the Kevin Leasure and Navy as full members, and Fordham and highest finish in Patriot League history at Georgetown as associate members. These the NCAA Women’s Cross Country Tom Hayes Outfield institutions are among the oldest and most pres- Championships, placing sixth overall en route tigious in the nation and their alumni have, and to earning her third-straight All-America nod ALL-PATRIOT LEAGUE continue to play leadership roles in shaping our NAmerican’s field hockey program ranked SECOND TEAM country. fourth in the National Field Hockey Coaches James Conrad Outfield Since 1998, the Patriot League has Association, the highest ever for a Patriot ranked first each year among all Division I League team and reached the final eight in the PLAYER OF THE WEEK conferences awarding athletic aid in the NCAA NCAA Field Hockey Championships for the Graduation Rate Report. In addition, the second-straight year Ian Law (April 11) Patriot League finished first in the new NCAA NFour Patriot League men’s lacrosse teams Academic Progress Report (APR) among all (Navy, Army, Colgate, Bucknell) spent PITCHER OF THE WEEK Division I conferences awarding athletic aid portions of the season ranked in the top 20 Kevin Reese (April 3) (combining with all eight of its full-time of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Ted Gjeldum (May 1) member institutions for an average of 984 Association Poll, with Navy spending the entire out of 1,000). The APR is used to measure year in the top 15 academic eligibility, retention and graduation NLehigh’s softball program became the first ROOKIE OF THE WEEK of student-athletes. Patriot League team to post two victories in Joe Ezekiel (April 3) Patriot League student-athletes and teams the NCAA Regionals Chris Luick (April 17) continue to enjoy success at the national level, NThree Patriot League football teams with opening round victories coming in several (Colgate, Lafayette, Lehigh) finished the NCAA Championships, including consecutive season ranked in the ESPN/USA Today Top ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL wins in men’s basketball, a final four appear- 25 Coaches Poll (3.20 GPA & varsity letter) ance in men’s lacrosse and a sixth-place finish NArmy’s women’s basketball program became Ted Gjeldum at the NCAA Cross Country Championship. the first female team from a service academy Tom Hayes The Patriot League’s mission is simple, to to advance to the NCAA Division I Women’s Matt Kamine provide successful competitive athletic Basketball Tournament Matt Revelle experiences while maintaining high academic NLehigh’s Matt McBride became the standards, and to prepare its student-athletes highest Patriot League student-athlete to Ryan Roberts to be leaders in society. be selected in the College Draft, going in the second round (76th overall) NLafayette’s Maddy Booth became the first Patriot League women’s lacrosse player to lead the nation in assists, averaging 2.94 per game

N 24 LAFAYETTEATHLETICS N