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Wright State University CORE Scholar Athletics Publications Athletics 1995 Wright State University Baseball Media Guide 1995 Wright State University Athletics Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/athletics_publications Part of the Public Relations and Advertising Commons 1994 NCAA MIDEAST REGIONAL 1995 Raider Baseball SENJOR Co-CAPTAIN KRIS JARosz 1995 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sat., Feb. 18 Western Carolina Cullowhee, NC Noon Sun .• Feb. 19 Western Carolina Cullowhee, NC 1 :00 P.M. Sat.. Feb.25 Au stin Peay Clarksville, TN Noon Sun .• Feb. 26 Au stin Peay Clarksville, TN 1 :00 P.M. Sat. , Mar. 4 Arkansas State Jonesboro, AR Noon Sun .. Mar. 5 Arkansas State Jonesboro, AR 1 :00 P.M. Wed .• Mar. 8 Kentucky Lexington, KY 3:00 P.M. FRI., MAR. 10 EASTERN MICHIGAN wsu 3:00 P.M . SAT., MAR. 11 KENT wsu Noon SUN., MAR. 12 KENT wsu Noon Sat. , Mar. 18 Bucknell Ft. Myers, FL 9:00 A.M. Sun., Mar. 19 Canisius Ft. Myers, FL 9:00 A.M. Mon., Mar. 20 Northeastern Illinois Ft. Myers, FL 9:00 A.M. Tue., Mar. 21 Northwestern Ft. Myers, FL 7:15 P.M. Thurs .. Mar. 23 Vermont Ft. Myers, FL 4:00 P.M. Sat. , Mar. 25 Massachusetts Ft. Myers, FL 10:00 A.M. Sun .. Mar. 26 Northwestern Ft. Myers, FL 9:00 A.M. Mon., Mar. 27 Northern Iowa Ft. Myers, FL 9:00 A.M. SAT., APR. 1 YOUNGSTOWN STATE wsu 1 :00 P. M. SUN., APR. 2 YOUNGSTOWN STATE wsu 1 :00 P.M. TUE., APR. 4 BOWLING GREEN wsu 3:00 P. M. Wed ., Apr. 5 Ohio Athens, OH 3:00 P.M. SAT., APR. 8 LA SALLE* wsu 1 :00 P.M. SUN., APR. 9 LA SALLE* wsu 1 :00 P.M. Wed. , Apr. 12 Youngstown State Youngstown, OH 3:00 P.M . THU., APR. 13 OHIO STATE wsu 3:00 P.M . SAT., APR. 15 CLEVELAND STATE* wsu 1 :00 P.M. SUN., APR. 16 CLEVELAND STATE* WSU 1 :00 P.M . TUE., APR. 18 BUTLER WSU 3:00 P.M . Wed., Apr. 19 Eastern Kentucky Richmond, KY 3:00 P.M. Fri., Apr. 21 Detroit" Detroit, Ml 3:30 P.M . Sat. , Apr. 22 Detroit' Detroit, Ml 1:00 P.M. Sun .• Apr. 23 Detroit" Detroit, Ml 1 :00 P.M . Tue .• Apr. 25 Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 7:00 P.M. Thu., Apr. 27 Dayton Dayton. OH 3:00 P.M. TUE., MAY2 CINCINNATI WSU 7:00 P.M . WED., MAY3 EASTERN KENTUCKY WSU 7:00 P.M. THU., MAY 4 DAYTON WSU 7:00 P. M. Sat., May 6 Xavier* Cincinnati, OH Noon Sun .• May 7 Xavier* Cincinnati, OH Noon TUE., MAY 9 ANDERSON WSU 7:00 P.M. Wed., May 10 Bowling Green Bowling Green. OH 3:00 P.M. May 13-15 MCC Tournament South Bend, IN TBA @ Notre Dame Tue., May 16 Purdue Lafayette, IN 3:00 P.M. May 19-20 NCAA Play-In vs. Mid-Continent Conference TBA *Denotes Conference Play Wright State University (§) Dayton, Ohio 45435 1995 RAIDER BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE Contents Quick Facts All-Time Baseball Records .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 35 Location: Dayton, Ohio 45435 Wright State baseball contact: All-Time Baseball Roster (1971-1995) . 37 Founded: 1964; independent Jeff Lightner All-Time Series Records (1971-1994) .. 36 university status, 1967 Office phone: 513/873-2831 Athletic Staff ............................................ 4 Enrollment: 16,832 FAX phone: 513/873-2368 Catching Corps ................................ 19-20 President: Dr. Harley E Flack Baseball press box: 513/873-4 707 Coaching Staff ................................... 8-10 Director of athletics: SID hotline: 513/457-4055, ext. 5 Dayton ..................................................... 3 Dr. Michael J. Cusack Head trainer: Tony Ortiz Associate athletic director: Baseball trainer: Brian Pettitt Final 1994 Standings ............................ 11 Paul Newman Trainer phone: 513/873-2776 Infield ............................................... 21-26 Associate athletic director: Manager: Tim Ahner Midwestern Collegiate Conference ...... ... 5 Peg Wynkoop Home field/capacity: Opponents .............................. .. ... ......... 31 Head baseball coach/alma mater: Wright Stadium/1,000 Outfield ............................................. 27-29 Ron Nischwitz/Ohio State, 1961 Nickname: Raiders Pitching Corps .................................. 14-19 Record at Wright State: 624-401-7 Colors: Hunter Green and Gold Quick Information .... ........ ..... ...... .......... ... 1 (20 years) Conference: Midwestern Collegiate Raider Baseball at a Glance ................. 12 Assistant coaches/alma mater: 1994 overall record: 39-21 Raiders in the Pros ................... .. .......... 38 Bo Bilinski/Wright State, 197 4 1994 conference record: Raider Records ................................ 39-40 Dan Bassler/Wright State, 1993 16-8 Mid-Continent, 1st Results: 1994 ................. ...... ... .......... .... 33 Sports information director: Letterwinners returning/lost: Roster .............................................. .. ... 13 Robert J. Noss 16/10 Statistics: 1994 ...................................... 34 Office phone: 513/873-2771 Starters returning/lost: 7/3 Wright Stadium ..................................... 30 Wright State University .. ........ ....... ... ..... .. 2 Year in Review ...................................... 32 25 Years on the Diamond .................... 6-7 About the Cover The 1994 NCAA Mideast Regional ring highlights the cover of the 1995 Wright State University Baseball Media Guide. The Raiders advanced to the NCAA Championship for the first time at the Division I level last season. Senior co-captains Kris Jarosz and Sean Sullins are also featured. Jarosz earned All-Mideast Regional status at third base and led the Raiders with a .390 batting average last year. Sullins set Wright State's single season win record with 12 victories in 1994. He also holds school records for i,nnings pitched and games started in a season . Inside front cover: Sophomore pitcher Matt Clark. Credits The 1995 Raider Baseball Media Guide was written and compiled by Douglas J. Rentz, Sports Information Student Assistant. Typesetting and printing by WSU Printing Service. Editing by WSU Office of Public Relations. Photographs by WSU Media Services . Backcover photo of Dayton by UTC Communications Group. Outfielder Sean Gill, one of the fastest players in Raider baseball history, returns for his 444076/0020-95/FE95/500 senior campaign in 1995. BASEBALL MEDIA GUIDE 1 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY In the tradition of the nation's best universities, Wright variety of community-based programs, cooperative State University is dedicated to teaching, research and education, internships, and research projects operated service. In addition, as a metropolitan university near with industry and government. Dayton, Ohio, Wright State has the distinct mission of Over 1,900 of Wright State's students live in university­ providing leadership to improve the quality of life for the affiliated residences on or adjacent to the 557-acre main people of the Miami Valley. Wright State's link to area campus. An extensive underground tunnel system links business, community and research organizations in most campus buildings, whose modern architecture is and around Dayton also offers a diverse student body nationally recognized for being completely accessible to unique educational opportunities. people with disabilities. Although most students hold jobs The university serves nearly 17,000 students with on or off campus, many are involved in one or more of the programs leading to more than 100 undergraduate and 40 160 student clubs and organizations that give vibrancy to graduate and professional degrees through five colleges campus life. and four schools. Wright State offers innovative educational The university offers 14 Division I intercollegiate athletic programs, including doctoral programs in biomedical programs, and many students participate in intramural sciences, human factors and industrial/organizational sports programs. The Ervin J. Nutter Center, a state-of-the­ psychology, medicine, and professional psychology; Ohio's art sports and entertainment complex, and other recreational only combined computer science and engineering Ph.D. facilities are available to students on a daily basis. Besides program; the world's only aerospace medicine residency intercollegiate athletic events, the Nutter Center hosts program for civilians; and a post-master's educational convocation, concerts, and other cultural and entertainment specialist degree program . Wright State's theatre, events, seating up to 13,000. accounting, chemistry, geology, and engineering programs The University Libraries, consisting of the Paul Laurence are recognized for excellence. The WSU Lake Campus Dunbar Library and the Fordham Health Sciences Library, near St. Mary's and Celina, Ohio, offers associate and pre­ are linked through the new OhioLINK system and Internet baccalaureate degrees. to holdings of other major academic libraries in Ohio and to Wright State University's faculty is dedicated not only to a wide range of databases for electronic research. The advancing the frontiers of knowledge but also to applying Department of Archives and Special Collections includes knowledge to real problems. Most classes are small and an African American collection, as well as sections on the taught by fully affiliated faculty members, 80 percent of Wright brothers and early aviation history, local history, whom hold the most advanced degrees in their fields. In children's literature, and university history. addition, students gain hands-on experience through a 2 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY DAYTON Where Innovation Meets Tradition From the Wright brothers' first flight experiments in other recreational opportunities. It's one of the nation's their Dayton bicycle shop to the invention of the first most accessible (and affordable) destinations. Chicago,
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