2015 Media Guide

2015 COUGAR BASEBALL SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Game Time H/A Fri. Feb. 27 at West Virginia-Tech 1-7 2:00 p.m. A Sat. Feb. 28 at West Virginia-Tech 1-7 11:00 a.m. A Sat. Feb. 28 vs. Miami University-Hamilton 1-7 2:00 p.m. N Tue. Mar. 3 ROCHESTER COLLEGE 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Fri. Mar. 6 * at Huntington University (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Sat. Mar. 7 * at Huntington University (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Thu. Mar. 12 % vs. Thomas University (Ga.) 1-7 9:30 a.m. N Thu. Mar. 12 % at Warner (Fla.) 1-7 8:00 p.m. A Fri. Mar. 13 % vs. Saint Ambrose (Iowa) 1-7 12:30 p.m. N Fri. Mar. 13 % vs. Saint Francis (Ill.) 1-7 5:00 p.m. N Mon. Mar. 16 % at Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 2-7 11:00 a.m. A Tue. Mar. 17 % vs. Bradley University (Ill.) 1-7 10:00 a.m. N Tue. Mar. 17 % at Southeastern (Fla.) 1-7 6:00 p.m. A Thu. Mar. 19 % at Trinity Baptist (Fla.) 2-7 3:00 p.m. A Fri. Mar. 20 % at. Flagler (Fla.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Fri. Mar. 27 * GRACE (Ind.) 2-7 2:00 p.m. H Sat. Mar. 28 * GRACE (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Mar. 31 at Cincinnati-Clermont 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Fri. Apr. 3 * at Bethel (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Sat. Apr. 4 * at Bethel (Ind.) 2-7 12:00 p.m. A Fri. Apr. 10 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 2-7 2:00 p.m. H Sat. Apr. 11 * TAYLOR (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Apr. 14 * CINCINNATI-CLERMONT 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Fri. Apr. 17 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 2-7 2:00 p.m. A Sat. Apr. 18 * at Saint Francis (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. A Tue. Apr. 21 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 2-7 2:00 p.m. H Thu. Apr. 23 * at Marian (Ind.) 2-7 2:00 p.m. A Sat. Apr. 25 * GOSHEN (Ind.) 2-7 1:00 p.m. H Tue. Apr. 28 * at Indiana Wesleyan 2-7 2:00 p.m. A

Sat-Tue May 2-5 Crossroads League Tournament TBA Tue-Fri May 12-15 NAIA Opening Round TBA Fri-Fri May 22-29 NAIA World Series TBA

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPITALS * denotes Crossroads League games % denotes Spring Trip games (Lakeland, Fla.) TABLE OF CONTENTS MVNU Quick Facts...... 1 University Information ...... 2-3 Head Coach Keith Veale...... 4 Assistant Coaches and Sports Information Director ...... 5 MVNU Career Coaching Records, Media, and Scout Information...... 6 2015 Roster...... 7 Player Profiles ...... 8-16 Baseball Facilities ...... 17 2015 Season Outlook...... 18-19 2014 Individual Honors ...... 20 2014 Results and Statistics...... 21-22 MVNU’s Affiliations...... 23 2014 Crossroads League Information...... 24-25 Year-by-Year Results...... 26 NCCAA Championship and NAIA World Series Teams ...... 27-29 MVNU’s Perfect Games and No-Hitters...... 29-30 MVNU Individual and Team Records...... 31-32 MVNU Career Leaders...... 33-35 MVNU’s NAIA All-Americans ...... 36 MVNU’s Conference Players and Pitchers of the Year ...... 36 MVNU Players in the Pros ...... 37-39 Cougar Testimonials ...... 40 Athletic Department Information...... Inside Back Cover

MVNU QUICK FACTS Location:...... 800 Martinsburg Road, Mount Vernon, Ohio Founded: ...... 1964 Enrollment: ...... 2,229 Nickname: ...... Cougars Colors: ...... Blue and Green Baseball Field:...... Cougar Field Dimensions:...... L-327, C-390, R-350 Conference:...... Crossroads League National Affiliations:...... NAIA Denomination: ...... Church of the Nazarene President: ...... Dr. Henry W. Spaulding, II

Credits: The 2015 Mount Vernon Nazarene University baseball media guide was written and edited by Kirk McDonnell, Sports Information Director. The cover was designed by Josh Sturm.

1 Cougar Baseball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Founded in 1964 by the Church of the Nazarene, Mount Vernon Nazarene University held its first classes in October of 1968 on the former Lakeholm farm in Mount Vernon, Ohio. The land was purchased by public subscription and donated to the university. With an enrollment of around 2,200 students, MVNU is the official university of the East Central Educational Region of the Church of the Nazarene. The primary responsibility for sponsorship and support of the university is charged to the Nazarene congregations in Ohio, West Virginia, and the eastern half of Kentucky. The aspiration of the university is that academic and student life activities be integrated in a Wesleyan holiness tradition to facilitate character, value, and cultural development to improve the quality of life. This is expressed in the motto: "To seek to learn is to seek to serve." The university offers more than 80 academic programs and a full range of pre-professional programs while granting associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees. MVNU offers 11 intercollegiate sports (men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, and men’s and women’s golf), and students can take part in an active intramural program. The Campus

The MVNU campus consists of 400 tree-filled acres on the Lakeholm farm. The gently rolling fields, bordered on the rear by the Kokosing River, constitute a campus of natural beauty. The university buildings are of Williamsburg colonial design blending well with the site and complementing Mount Vernon's reputation as "Ohio's Colonial City." Four dorms (Pioneer, Oakwood, Galloway, and Redwood) and seven apartment complexes (Maplewood, Elmwood, Rosewood, Cedar, Birch, Spruce, and Cypress) provide quality living quarters for residential students. Major buildings include: Faculty, Founders, and Regents Halls (three large classroom buildings), the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Fine Arts Complex, the Jetter School of Business, the Hyson Campus Center, the Lakeholm Administration Building, the Physical Education Center, Donoho Recreation Center, and Prince Student Union, the Thorne Library/Learning Resource Center, and the Jennie K. Moore Family and Consumer Science Building. The university also holds classes in the Buchwald Center and Hunter Hall in downtown Mount Vernon as well. 2 Cougar Baseball UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

In addition to the central campus, the university owns a 70-acre tract of woodland just six miles northeast of the city. Currently, this tract is used as a biological field station for MVNU's biology and natural resources programs. Academic Programs The university offers over 40 majors with more than 80 different programs from its 21 academic departments. Bachelor’s degrees are available in: Nursing, Accounting, Business Administration, Applied Business Technology, Management, Marketing, International Business, Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, Integrated Language Arts, Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Life Science Education, Physical Science Education, Music Education, Physical Education/Health, Spanish Education, Visual Arts Education, Integrated Business, Family and Consumer Sciences, Exercise Studies, Sports Management, Art, Music, Communication, Broadcasting, Drama, Graphic Design, English, Professional Writing, Spanish, Biology, Chemistry, Pre-Allied Health Programs, Medical Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Children’s Ministries, Educational Ministries, Youth Ministries, Philosophy, Religion, History, Psychology, Social Work, Criminal Justice, and Sociology. In addition, MVNU offers associate’s degrees in: Applied Business Technology, Business Administration, Church Music, Family Life Management, Child Development Administration, Fitness Management, Business Data Processing, and Human Services. For more information, contact the admissions office at 1-866-462-6868. President Dr. Henry W. Spaulding II was elected as the seventh president of Mount Vernon Nazarene University on November 2, 2012. Before his election, he served briefly as interim president. He first came to MVNU to serve as the provost and chief academic officer in 2009. Dr. Spaulding was a professor at Nazarene Theological Seminary from 2007-2009 prior to coming to MVNU. He was also the dean of arts and sciences and professor of theology and philosophy at Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.) University from 1995-2007. Dr. Spaulding received his undergraduate degree in history and religion from Trevecca Nazarene University. He went on to Nazarene Theological Seminary to earn a Master of Divinity degree. His doctoral work was done at Florida State University in religion and humanities. Dr. Spaulding has been married to Sharon for 40 years and they have three adult children: Shelly, Megan, and Henry III. 3 Cougar Baseball HEAD COACH KEITH VEALE

Keith Veale is entering his 26th season as the head coach of the MVNU baseball program. Over the past 25 years, Veale has led the Cougars to an 851-427 overall record (.665), eight conference titles, five National Christian College Athletic Association national championships, and the school’s only two berths in the NAIA World Series in 1997 and 2004. MVNU has also won 30 or more games 19 times under Veale, and topped the 40-win mark during six of those years. In 2014, Veale guided the Cougars to a 44-12 record as they advanced to the Crossroads League Tournament championship game and earned a berth in the NAIA National Championship Opening Round for the fifth straight year. Veale has been selected as the NCCAA National Coach of the Year six times and conference Coach of the Year eight times, and he was tabbed as the NAIA Region Coach of the Year in 1996, 1997, and 2007. He has seen his teams qualify for postseason play in the NAIA in 25 of his 26 years at the helm, and he has also had 12 players sign professional baseball contracts during his tenure at MVNU. In 1996, Veale led the Cougars to a 43-3 overall record, setting the NAIA record for best winning percentage in a season (.935). That team also put together a school-record 24-game winning streak at one point. To show that 1996 was not a fluke, Veale and the Cougars posted a program-best 47-8 overall record in 1997. The team also went 17-1 in the conference and advanced to the NAIA World Series in Sioux City, Iowa, for the first time in school history. MVNU’s other NAIA World Series berth came in 2004 in Lewiston, Idaho, with a fifth-place finish. A native of Owosso, Michigan, Veale graduated from John Wesley (Mich.) College in 1979 after playing baseball for four years, tennis for two years, and soccer for a year. He came to MVNU after graduation, and in addition to coaching baseball, he has served as the women’s volleyball coach (1983), the men’s soccer coach (1988), the women’s softball coach (1987-1989), and the intramural director (1979-1988). Veale was inducted into the Cougar Wall of Fame in October 2007. Veale, who is also MVNU’s athletic director, resides in Mount Vernon with his wife, Toni. The couple has two grown children, Elyia and Kodi. 4 Cougar Baseball ASSISTANT COACHES AND SID

Dan Matheney is entering his seventh year as an assistant coach at MVNU after a successful playing career for the Cougars from 2001-2004. An infielder during his playing days, Matheney was selected as an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American as a senior as he helped MVNU reach the NAIA World Series for the second time in program history. He was also an NAIA and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete. He works primarily with the MVNU infielders. Matheney and his wife, Ali, reside in Mount Vernon. He serves as a math instructor at the Knox County Career Center.

Justin Brown is entering his second year as an assistant coach for the Cougars after posting a 15-10 record and a 3.80 ERA during his four years on the mound for MVNU from 2010- 2013. In 56 games that included 26 starts, he tossed 12 complete games and struck out 157 batters in 199 innings. He was named to the Crossroads League Team as a senior as well as twice being the Crossroads League Pitcher of the week. Brown, who resides in Westerville, began his career with the Cougars in the bullpen before starting 24 of the final 25 games in which he pitched.

Kirk McDonnell enters his first season as the Sports Information Director at Mount Vernon Nazarene University after spending six years as the Director of Athletics Communications at Belhaven University in Jackson, Mississippi.

Prior to working at Belhaven, McDonnell worked in radio news and sports for Clear Channel Communications and was a Resident Director, Director of Intramurals, and Sports Broadcaster for Mount Vernon Nazarene University. He also spent time helping out in the Kenyon College Sports Information Department.

A native of Delaware, OH, McDonnell is a 1999 graduate of Mount Vernon Nazarene University with a degree in Communications Broadcasting. In 2008, he completed his Masters of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in Sports, Arts, and Entertainment Management from Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA.

5 Cougar Baseball MVNU CAREER COACHING RECORDS

Coach Won Lost Pct. Years Chet Foraker 19 24 .442 1969-1971 Carroll Bradley 46 50 .479 1972-1976 Bobby Martin 22 16 .579 1977-1978 Steve Michael 16 14 .533 1979 Sam Riggleman 226 144 .611 1980-1988 Mel Severns 35 12 .745 1989 Keith Veale 851 427 .665 1990-present

Totals: 1215 687 .639 46 Seasons

MEDIA AND SCOUT INFORMATION

Visiting media and professional scouts are encouraged to attend any and all MVNU home games. Cumulative season statistics are available prior to any game upon request, and box scores and inning-by-inning summaries are available at the conclusion of all home games. Phone lines are available on a first-come first-served basis, and post-game faxing can also be done on request. In addition, all Cougar baseball information can be accessed by visiting the team’s website (http://www.mvnucougars.com/sport/0/3.php). MVNU players and coaches are available for personal or telephone interviews by contacting Kirk McDonnell, MVNU’s Sports Information Director, at (740) 392-6868 ext. 3112. On game days, players will generally be available for a brief period prior to batting practice and then after the game. Practices are open to the media and scouts, and players can be made available before and after practice. Requests for photographs, radio broadcasts, or any additional information pertaining to Cougar baseball should be directed to Kirk McDonnell in the Sports Information office.

6 Cougar Baseball 2015 ROSTER

# PLAYER YR POS HT WT B/T HOMETOWN 2 Roberto Cediel Jr P 5-9 190 R/R Ponce, Puerto Rico 5 Clint Spencer Sr C 6-1 195 R/R Wapakoneta, OH 6 Kenny McCambridge Sr INF/P 5-10 180 R/R Lewis Center, OH 7 Riley Swanson Jr INF 6-0 190 R/R Mount Vernon, OH 8 Jake Tharp So P 5-11 165 L/L Marysville, OH 9 Ashton Myers Fr P 6-0 180 R/R Zanesville, OH 10 Cory Brown Sr INF/OF 6-1 190 R/R Port Clinton, OH 11 Corey Gould So INF 5-10 170 L/R Marysville, OH 12 Corey Kubbs Sr C 5-11 185 R/R Marian, OH

13 Jaime Montero So INF 6-0 180 L/R Coto Laurel, Puerto Rico 14 Andrew Fila Sr OF 5-11 190 R/R Petoskey, MI 15 Sterling Harpst Sr INF 6-1 185 R/R Carmel, IN 16 Ben Hoar Jr P 6-4 215 R/R Mount Vernon, OH

18 Efrain Montero Jr C 6-0 210 R/R Coto Laurel, Puerto Rico 19 Jacob Chrysler So INF/P 6-0 190 R/R Hilliard, OH 22 Anthony Clark Sr OF 5-11 170 R/R Cincinnati, OH

23 Lucas Daughtery Jr P 6-2 190 R/R Galena, OH 24 Drew Ritchey Fr C 6-0 170 R/R Zanesville, OH 29 Cameron Juhasz Sr P 6-2 185 L/L Northwood, OH

30 Emmett Fraley So P 6-7 175 R/R Union City, OH 35 Matthew Dunn Fr P 6-6 170 R/R Chillicothe, OH 36 Bryce Arledge So P 6-2 225 L/L Chillicothe, OH

39 Chris Wooten Fr P 6-1 230 R/R Lancaster, OH 41 Jake Dickerson Sr OF 6-4 235 R/R Butler, OH 42 Jeturi Brown So INF 6-4 235 R/R West Bloomfield, MI

RS John Phillips Fr P 6-3 295 R/R Washington Ct. House RS Mason Swank Fr C 5-10 210 R/R Butler, OH

Head Coach: #20 Keith Veale Assistant Coaches: #28 Dan Matheney #27 Justin Brown 7 Cougar Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

CoryCALEB Brown PALUMBO SENIOR-INF/OFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 6’1 Height:Galena, Ohio Weight: 190 10 B/T: WorthingtonR/R Christian High School 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Port Clinton,April 14, Ohio 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Port Clinton Personal: Son of Gary and Angie Brown...Majoring in Exercise Science/Sports Management...Future plans include becoming a strength and 2012conditioning Season coach...Enjoys: Started 20 Crossfitmatches in andhis freerecorded time. three goals and one MVNU: Appeared in 98 games forassist. the Cougars Named coming to Crossroads into the 2015League season...Owns First Team as a well.280 as career being batting an NAIA aver - age with 76 hits, including 22 doublesand NCC and AA36 runsScholar batted-Athlete in...Brown and a hasCapital also One stolen Academic 40 career All bases.-America First Garret College: Played one seasonTeam at Garrethonoree. College 2011 before Season transferring: Started to all MVNU. 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped at Port Clintonwith 1,683 High Schoolminutes where played. he Namedparticipated the Firstin baseball,-Knox Cougar basketball, Invitational golf, and Most cross country...Helped lead the baseballValuable team Player to a andDivision selected II State to theRunner-Up CoSIDA finish Academ in 2010...1stic All-America Team Third All- Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and League...2nd Team All-District. registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G AnthonyGS MIN ClarkAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 SENIOR-OF9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 5’111878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022170 84 3 4 10 2238 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio HighCLINT School: GlenEUTSEY Este Personal: Son of Craig and Marian Senior,Clark...Majoring Midfielder, in History...Future 6-3, plans175 include a career as a High School History Teacher...Enjoys dancing and hangingMount out with Vernon, friends in his Ohio free time. MVNU: Appeared in 47 games for the Cougars in 2014...Hit at a .346 clip with 10 doubles, four triples, two home runs, and 32 RBI...Tied for the team lead Mountin stolen bases Vernon with 19...Crossroads High School Player of the Week (April 14th).10 Miami Hamilton University: Spent Birthdate:two season at Miami September Hamilton prior 26, to coming 1991 to MVNU...Conference Regular Sea- son Champions in 2011 and 2012...Conference Tournament Champions in 2011...Team Batting Title...Gold Glove...MVP (2011)...2011 batting average of .398...2012Major: batting Theology average of .400. High School: Prepped at Glen Este High School where he played football, basketball, and baseball...Helped lead the basketball team to a Conference Championship2012 Season in 2010...Helped: Played in guide20 matches the baseball and teams recorded to 2008 one and goal 2009 and Confer two- ence Titles...All-Conference selectionassists. in 2009 2011 and Season 2010...Honorable: Played in Mention all 19 matches All-State with in 2009. 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Jake Dickerson Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SENIOR-OFGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’4688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247235 66 1 0 2 4118 6 2012 20 B/T:15 R/R1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 Butler, 55Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: Clear Fork Personal: Son of Marty and SherryANDY Dickerson...Majoring BOFFOUR in Criminal Justice...Future plans include becoming a parole officer...Enjoys hunting, fishing,Senior, going Forward, to garage sales,6-2, auctions,180 and the outdoors in his free time. MVNU: Appeared in 161 games for the Cougars coming into the 2015 season...He is a career .374 hitter with 210 hits, including 34 doubles, fiveColumbus triples, 22 home, Ohio runs, and 149 runs batted in...He has also scored 121 runs and stolen 21 bases...2013 Honors:Northland NCCAA NationalHigh Player School of the Week (April 29-May 5)...Crossroads League Team...NCCAA East Region Team...2014 Honors: Crossroads League 1st Team...Crossroads League23 Player of the Week (May 5th)...NCCAA EastBirthdate: Region...Voted April as the 27, team 1988 MVP High School: Prepped at Clear ForkMajors: High School Nursing where he played baseball and football for four seasons... Helped lead the baseball team to the Division III State Championship in 2010...1st Team All-OCC Conference (2010)...1st Team All-District (2010)...2ndCollege :TeamTransferred All-Ohio (2010)...Hitto MVNU astwo a grand junior slams but hasin one not inning played during college his senior season. soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 8 Cougar Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

AndrewCALEB Fila PALUMBO SENIOR-OFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height: 5’11 Weight:Galena, 190 Ohio 14 B/T: WorthingtonR/R Christian High School 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Petoskey, April Mich. 14, 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Harbor Light Christian Personal: Son of Ronald and Kathy Fila...Majoring in Biology...Future plans include becoming a Physical Thera- pist...Enjoys hiking, sports, and kayaking2012 Season in his free: Started time. 20 matches and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Appeared in 141 games inassist. three seasonsNamed to for Crossroads the Cougars League coming First into Team the 2015 as well year...Has as being a ancareer NAIA bat - ting average of .363 with 15 doubles,and NCCa homeAA run,Scholar 41 RBI,-Athlete and and41 stolen a Capital bases...Hit One Academic at a .409 All clip-America as a junior First in 2014 with 27 runs batted in...2013Team Honors: honoree. NCCAA 2011 World Season Series: All-Tournament Started all 19 Team...NCCAAmatches and led Scholar-Athlete the team Team...NAIA Scholar-Athlete Team...Capitalwith 1,683 minutesOne Academic played. All-District Named the Team...2014 First-Knox Honors: Cougar CrossroadsInvitational MostLeague Honorable Mention...CoSIDA CapitalValuable One AcademicPlayer and All-American selected to 2nd the Team...CoSIDACoSIDA Academ Capitalic All -OneAmerica Academic Third All-District...NCCAA East Region...DaktronicsTeam. 2010 NAIA Season Scholar: Athlete.Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. High School: Prepped at Harbor High School where he played baseball, soccer, and basketball...All-State selection in soccer as a forward...All-StateCaleb Honors Palumbo’s in baseball Career as a sophomore Stats and centerfield as a senior. Year G SterlingGS MIN HarpstAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 SENIOR-INF9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 19 6’11683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022185 84 3 4 10 1538 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Carmel, Ind. HighCLINT School: HeritageEUTSEY Christian Personal: Son of Joey and MalanaSenior, Harpst...Majoring Midfielder, in Chemistry 6-3, 175and Biology...Future plans include a career in Pharmacy...Enjoys baseball and carsMount in his Vernon,free time. Ohio MVNU: Appeared in 127 games forMount the Cougars Vernon entering High the 2015School season...Owns a .263 career batting average with 83 hits, including 8 doubles, a triple, home run, and 43 runs batted in...2012 Honors: Mid-Central10 College Conference Team...2013 Honors:Birthdate: Crossroads League September Gold Glove 26, Winner...Capital 1991 One Academic All-District Team. Major: Theology High School: Prepped at Heritage Christian School where he played baseball and football...Helped lead the baseball team to State Championships2012 Seasonin 2009 :andPlayed 2010...Football in 20 matches State Championship and recorded in one 2009...2nd goal and Team two All- Conference...Gold Glove Award...Honorassists. Roll. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Cameron Juhasz Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SENIOR-PGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’2688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247185 66 1 0 2 2918 6 2012 20 B/T:15 L/L 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 Northwood,55 Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: Northwood Personal: Majoring in Sports Management.ANDY BOFFOUR MVNU: Appeared in 12 games on the mound for the Cougars heading into the 2015 season...Pitched 27.1 innings and owns a career ERA of 3.62Senior, with 22 Forward, strikeouts. 6-2, 180 High School: Prepped at NorthwoodColumbus High School, Ohio where he played baseball for four seasons. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

CoreyCALEB Kubbs PALUMBO SENIOR-CSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height: 5’11 Galena, Ohio Weight: 185 12 B/T: WorthingtonR/R Christian High School 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Marion, April Ohio 14, 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Marion Pleasant Personal: Son of Chris and Julie Kubbs...Majoring in Mathematics...Enjoys sports and playing golf in his free time. 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Has appeared in 17 gamesassist. for the Named Cougars to Crossroads and has posted League six runsFirst battedTeam asin. well as being an NAIA Muskingum University: Played oneand yearNCC AAof baseball Scholar -atAthlete Muskingum and a Capitalbefore transferringOne Academic to MVNU. All-America First High School: Prepped at MarionTeam Pleasant honoree. High School 2011 whereSeason he: participated Started all 19in baseball, matches football,and led golf,the teamtrack, and basketball...MOAC Champs inwith 2006, 1,683 07, minutes 08, 09 (Football)...MOACplayed. Named the Champs First-Knox 2007, Cougar 08, 09, Invitational and 10 (Base Most- ball)...District Champions 2008, 09,Valuable and 10 Player(Baseball)....2007 and selected Regionals to the CoSIDA (Football)...2008 Academic MOAC All-America Champs Third and Sectional Champs (Golf)...2009 2ndTeam. Team 2010All MOAC Season and :All-District Played (Baseball)...2010in 21 matches 1stwith Team nine All starts MOAC and and All-District (Baseball)...May 2010 registeredAthlete of theone Month...Academic assist. All-Ohioan in Football (2009) and Baseball (2010). Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G KennyGS MINMcCambridgeAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 SENIOR-INF/P9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Height:19 5’101683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022180 84 3 4 10 38 6 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Lewis Center, Ohio HighCLINT School: OlentangyEUTSEY Personal: Son of John and Jill McCambridge...MajoringSenior, Midfielder, in Marketing. 6-3, 175 MVNU: Appeared in 116 games forMount the Cougars Vernon, heading Ohio into the 2015 season...Owns a career .312 batting average with 113 total hits, includingMount 12 doubles, Vernon two triples, High and School 62 runs batted in...McCambridge has also made 21 career appearances on the mound...He has a 5-6 record with a 4.54 ERA in 77.1 innings with10 47 strikeouts... He has three saves with all of themBirthdate: coming during September the 2014 season...2013 26, 1991 Honors: NCCAA East Region Team...2014 Honors: CrossroadsMajor: League First Theology Team...NCCAA East Region. High School: Prepped at Olentangy High School where he played basketball and baseball...All-Conference... All-District...Mizuno All-Star Game2012 Participant. Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Spencer Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SENIOR-CGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’1688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247195 66 1 0 2 18 5 6 2012 20 B/T:15 R/R1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 Hometown:37 3240 Wapakoneta,55 Ohio 3 2 8 50 19 High School: Lima Shawnee Personal: Son of Chad and KristiANDY Spencer...Majoring BOFFOUR in Business Management...Future plans include owning his own business...Enjoys ping pong, basketball, whiffle ball, and outdoor activities in his free time. MVNU: Appeared in 120 games forSenior, the Cougars Forward, entering the6- 2,2015 180 season...Owns a career batting average of .294 with 95 hits, including 12 doubles,Columbus two triples,, Ohio a home run, and 49 runs batted in...2014 Honors: Cross- roads League Gold Glove...NCCAANorthland East Region.High School High School: Prepped at Lima Shawnee High School where he played baseball and basketball2 for four3 years. Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

RobertoCALEB Cediel PALUMBO JUNIOR-PSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’9 Ohio Weight:Worthington 190 Christian High School 2 B/T: R/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Ponce, April Puerto 14, Rico 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Academy Santa Maria Reina Personal: Son of Mari Pagan Bayone and Darwin Colon Colon...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Med)...Future plans include becoming and Orthopedic Surgeon...Enjoys2012 Season snorkeling: andStarted mountain 20 matchesbiking. and recorded three goals and one MVNU: Appeared in 26 games in twoassist. seasons Named for the Cougars...Hasto Crossroads pitched League 171.1 First innings Team pitched as well with as an being ERA anof 3.61NAIA with 82 strikeouts...Owns a career record andof 11-5 NCC withAA six Scholar complete-Athlete games...Crossroads and a Capital Pitcher One Academicof the Week All (May-America 5th, 2014)... First Dean’s List Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped at Academia withSanta 1,683 Maria minuteswhere he played. played baseball, Named volleyball,the First- Knoxand softball...Ponce Cougar Invitational Cardinales Most 15 and under Puerto Rico National ChampionsValuable in 2010...PoncePlayer and Cardinalesselected to 16 the and CoSIDAunder Puerto Academ Rico icNational All-America Champions Third in 2011...Ponce Glenview AAU Runner Team.in the 2011 2010 national Season championship...Ponce: Played in Cardinales21 matches 18U Worldwith nineSeries starts Champs and in 2012...Puerto Rico National Team 15U,registered 16U, and one 18U...16U assist. USSSA All-Star and 18U USSSA All-Star...Posted a .545 batting average with 5 home runs and 41 RBI as a senior...Recorded 16 saves in 16 chances on the mound...1st Academic Honor... National Honors Society. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G LucasGS DaughertyMIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 JUNIOR-P19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’21878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022190 84 3 4 10 2338 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Galena, Ohio HighCLINT School: TreeEUTSEY of Life Christian Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Son of Greg and Jana Daugherty...Majoring in Environmental Science...Future plans include becoming a Zoo Keeper. Mount Vernon, Ohio MVNU: Appeared in 23 games onMount the mound Vernon for the Cougars High Schoolcoming into the 2015 season...Owns a career record of 14-2 with an ERA of 1.81. Has struck out 118 batters in 114.1 innings pitched...Crossroads10 League First Team...NCCAA East Region...NCCAABirthdate: All-American...Crossroads September Pitcher26, 1991 of the Week (March 24th). High School: Prepped at Tree ofMajor: Life High SchoolTheology where he played baseball and basketball for four years... Team MVP for baseball as a junior and a senior...MOCAL Player of the Year...1st Team All-District...Participated in the Central Ohio All-Star Game...Owns2012 Season the school: Played single in season 20 matches strikeout and record...Holds recorded one the goalschool and career two strikeout record. assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Ben HoarClint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G JUNIOR-PGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’4688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247215 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 1623 9 Totals: 59 B/T:37 R/R3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Mount Vernon, Ohio High School: Mount Vernon Personal: Son of Michael and RochelleANDY Hoar...Majoring BOFFOUR in Religion...Future plans include becoming a Youth Pastor...Enjoys hanging out with friends,Senior, leading Forward, church youth 6-2, group, 180 and playing ball. MVNU: Appeared in 23 games on the mound for the Cougars heading into the 2015 season...Owns a career record of 14-4 with four complete Columbusgames, one shutout,, Ohio and a 4.34 ERA...Has struck out 95 batters in 134.2 innings...2013 Honors: Crossroads NorthlandLeague PitcherHigh of the SchoolWeek (March 11-17)...Crossroads League2 Pitcher3 of the Week (April 8-14)...NCCAA East RegionBirthdate: Honorable April Mention. 27, 1988 High School: Prepped at Mount Vernon High School where he played baseball and basketball for four seasons...Helped lead the baseball teamMajors: to a District Nursing Championship in 2010...1st and 2nd Team All-Conference in Baseball...1st Team All-Conference in basketball twice...Helped guide the Yellow Jackets baseball team to a Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college 27-4 record in 2010...Averaged 17College points :per game in basketball during the 2011 season. soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 11 Cougar Baseball PLAYER PROFILES

EfrainCALEB Montero PALUMBO JUNIOR-CSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’0 Ohio Weight:Worthington 210 Christian High School 18 B/T: R/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Coto AprilLaurel, 14, Puerto 1992 Rico HighMajor: School: Marketing Academy Santa Maria Reina Personal: Son of Efrain and Vanessa Montero...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Med)...Future plans include becoming 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one a doctor...Enjoys going to the beach and spending time with fmaily in his free time...Brother of teammate Jaime assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA Montero. and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First MVNU: Appeared in 45 games throughTeam twohonoree. seasons 2011 as aSeason Cougar...Owns: Started a allcareer 19 matches .276 batting and average led the withteam 5 doubles, a home run, and 23 runswith batted 1,683 in. minutes played. Named the First-Knox Cougar Invitational Most High School: Prepped at Santa MariaValuable Reina Player High and School selected where to he the played CoSIDA baseball Academ and icvolleyball...Valedicto All-America Third - rian. Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G RileyGS SwansonMIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 JUNIOR-INF19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’01878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022190 84 3 4 10 38 7 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Mount Vernon, Ohio HighCLINT School: MountEUTSEY Vernon Personal: Son of Paul and Sue Swanson...MajoringSenior, Midfielder, in Business Management...Enjoys 6-3, 175 church, spending time with family, and sports. Mount Vernon, Ohio MVNU: Has appeared in 108 games through the first two seasons as a Cougar...Has a .356 career batting average and a .558 slugging percentage...Has 125 hits, includingMount 35 doubles, Vernon 12 home High runs, School and 79 RBI...2013 Honors: Crossroads10 League Player of the Week (March 11-17)...CrossroadsBirthdate: League Newcomer September of the Year...Crossroads 26, 1991 League Gold Glove Winner...NCCAA East Region Team...Cougar Sports Associates’ Freshman of the Year...2014 Honors: NAIA 1st Team All-American...NCCAA 1st Team All-American...NCCAA East Region 1stMajor: Team...CoSIDA Theology Capital One Academic First Team All-American...CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District...Crossroads League 1st Team...Crossroads League Gold Glove...Crossroads League Player of the Year. High School: Prepped at Mount Vernon2012 High SeasonSchool where: Played he participated in 20 matchesin baseball andand basketballrecorded for one four years...Helpedgoal and two lead the basketball team to a pair of OCC Titlesassists. in basketball...Led 2011 Season the: Yellow Played Jackets in all to 19 an matchesOCC and Districtwith 18 Title...1st starts andTeam scored Academic All-Ohio in basketball...National Honorsone Society. goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Bryce ClintArledge Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SOPHOMORE-PGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’2688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247225 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 3623 9 L/L Totals: 59 B/T:37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Chillicothe, Ohio High School: Unioto Personal: Son of Mike and TonyaANDY Arledge...Majoring BOFFOUR in Accounting. MVNU: Appeared in 16 games onSenior, the mound Forward, as a freshman 6- for2, the180 Cougars in 2014...Went 3-2 with one save, a complete game, and a 2.75 ERA...StruckColumbus out 26, Ohio batters in 39.1 innings pitched. High School: Prepped at Unioto High School where he played baseball and basketball. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

JeturiCALEB Brown PALUMBO SOPHOMORE-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’4 Ohio Weight:Worthington 235 Christian High School 42 B/T: R/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: West April Bloomfield, 14, 1992 Mich. HighMajor: School: Marketing Walled Lake Central Personal: Son of Roy and Susan Brown...Majoring in Journalism Media...Enjoys hanging out with friends in his 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one free time. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA Appeared in 11 games and had two starts in his first year in 2014...Went 5 for 14 at the plate with a MVNU: and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First double and four runs batted in. Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped at Walled withLake 1,683 High minutesSchool whereplayed. he Namedplayed football,the First -basketball,Knox Cougar and Invitational baseball..Helped Most lead the team to a KHLAA DivisionValuable Championship Player andin basketball selected into 2013...Was the CoSIDA an Academ All-Conferenceic All-America selection Third in baseball, basketball, and football.Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G JacobGS ChryslerMIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 SOPHOMORE-INF/P19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’01878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022190 84 3 4 10 1938 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Hilliard, Ohio HighCLINT School: HilliardEUTSEY Davidson Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Son of Tom and Kathleen Chrysler...Majoring in Mathematics. MVNU: Appeared in 17 games forMount the Cougars Vernon, as a Freshman Ohio in 2014...Went 5 for 14 at the plate with a double and one run batted in...Also pitchedMount in four Vernongames, including High one School start. High School: Prepped at Hilliard Davidson High School where he played baseball and basketball...Named10 Team MVP for baseball in 2013...1stBirthdate: Team All-District September in 2012 and 26, 2013...Honor 1991 Roll...Student Council. Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. EmmettClint Fraley Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SOPHOMORE-PGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’7688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247175 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 3123 9 R/R Totals: 59 B/T:37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Union City, Ohio High School: Union City Personal: Son of Lance and BobbiANDY Silva...Majoring BOFFOUR in Biochemistry...Enjoys music, basketball, and video games in his free time. Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Glen Oaks Community College: Spent one season at GOCC before prior to coming to MVNU...Posted a 2-1 record with an ERA of 2.75 with 45Columbus strikeouts in ,49 Ohio innings pitched...Dean’s List. High School: Prepped at Union CityNorthland High SchoolHigh where School he played basketball and baseball all four2 years...3 Helped lead the team to a conferenceBirthdate: championship April in 2013...All-Conference27, 1988 selection in 2012 and 2013... Named to the All-Region Team in Majors:2011, 2012, Nursingand 2013.

CoreyCALEB Gould PALUMBO SOPHOMORE-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 5’10 Ohio Weight:Worthington 170 Christian High School 11 B/T: L/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Marysville, April Ohio14, 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Marysville Personal: Son of Chuck and Tammy Gould...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Med)...Future plans include becoming an 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one Orthopedic Doctor...Enjoys playing sports, hanging out with friends, and going to movies in his free time. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA MVNU: Gould appeared in 49 gamesand NCCas a AAFreshman Scholar in-Athlete 2014...Posted and a Capital a .269 One batting Academic average All with-America seven First doubles, a triple, home run, and 19Team RBI...Collected honoree. 2011 28 total Season hits. : Started all 19 matches and led the team High School: Prepped at Marysvillewith High 1,683 School minutes where played. he played Named baseball, the First basketball,-Knox Cougar and Invitationalfootball...Helped Most lead the baseball team to a DistrictValuable Championship Player andin 2013...Posted selected to thea career CoSIDA batting Academ averageic All of-America .350 in four Third years of varsity baseball...Was onTeam. the Honor 2010 Roll Seasonand a Scholar: Played Athlete in all21 four matches seasons. with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G JaimeGS MonteroMIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 SOPHOMORE-INF19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’01878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022180 84 3 4 10 1338 14 B/T: L/R Hometown: Coto Laurel, Puerto Rico HighCLINT School: AcademyEUTSEY Santa Maria Reina Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Son of Efrain and Vanessa Montero...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Med)...Future plans include becoming a Radiologist...Brother of teammateMount Efrain Montero...EnjoysVernon, Ohio practice and going to the beach. MVNU: Appeared in 36 games asMount a Cougar Vernon in 2014...Had High a double, School triple, and 11 runs batted in...Dean’s List. High School: Prepped at Academia Santa Maria where he played baseball, volleyball, and basketball...Ponce10 Cardinales 15 and under Puerto RicoBirthdate: National Champions September in 2010...Ponce 26, 1991 Cardinales 16 and under Puerto Rico National Champions in 2011...PonceMajor: Glenview Theology AAU Runner in the 2011 national championship...Ponce Cardinales 18U World Series Champs in 2012...Runner up Defensive Player of USSSA Gold Medal Games... All-Star on Big League in Puerto Rico...MVP2012 Season in High: Played School...Posted in 20 matches a .415 and batting recorded average one in thegoal USSSA and two Gold Medal Games...National Honors Society.assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Jake TharpClint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G SOPHOMORE-PGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 5’11688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247165 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 8 9 Totals: 59 B/T:37 L/L 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Marysville, Ohio High School: Marysville Personal: Son of Scott VandemarkANDY and Angela BOFFOUR Brooks...Majoring in Mathematics...Future plans include a career as an actuary...Enjoys baseball,Senior, hanging Forward, out with friends, 6-2, 180and watching movies in his free time. MVNU: Appeared in 11 games onColumbus the mound for, theOhio Cougars in 2014...Posted a 1-1 record with a 2.20 ERA. High Scool: Prepped at Marysville High School where he played baseball for four years...Was the team MVP during his junior season...All-OCC...HonorNorthland Roll allHigh four years.School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

MatthewCALEB Dunn PALUMBO FRESHMAN-INFSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’6 Ohio Weight:Worthington 170 Christian High School 35 B/T: R/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Chillicothe, April 14,Ohio 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Chillicothe Personal: Son of Scott and Joy Dunn...Majoring in Biology...Future plans include becoming a Physical Thera- 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one pist...Enjoys baseball, golf, music, and video games. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA Prepped at Chillicothe High School where he played baseball for four years...2nd Team All-SCOL High School: and NCCAA Scholar-Athlete and a Capital One Academic All-America First and Honorable Mention All-District Central Ohio selection...Posted a 5-2 record with a 1.30 ERA and 50 strike- Team honoree. 2011 Season: Started all 19 matches and led the team outs as a senior...National Honorswith Society...1st 1,683 minutes Team played. SCOL Academic Named the Team...High First-Knox Honor Cougar Roll. Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third Team. 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. Caleb Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G AshtonGS MIN MyersAVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 21 9 1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 FRESHMAN-P19 1683 89 0 2 2 18 6 2012 20 Height:20 6’01878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 Weight:48 5022180 84 3 4 10 38 9 14 B/T: R/R Hometown: Zanesville, Ohio HighCLINT School: ZanesvilleEUTSEY Senior, Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Personal: Son of Eugene and Jennifer Myers...Majoring in Biology...Future plans include becoming a Physician Assistant...Enjoys spending time Mountin the outdoors. Vernon, Ohio High School: Prepped at ZanesvilleMount High SchoolVernon where High he played School baseball all four seasons...1st Team ECOL selection in 2013 and 2014...1st Team Eastern District in 2013 and 2014...Eastern District10 Player of the Year....405 batting average...PitchedBirthdate: 55 innings withSeptember 85 strikeouts 26,and an1991 ERA of 2.37. Major: Theology

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Drew RitcheyClint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G FRESHMAN-CGS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 Height:4 6’0688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 Weight:18 1247170 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 2423 9 R/R Totals: 59 B/T:37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19 Hometown: Zanesville, Ohio High School: Tri-Valley Personal: Son of Mark Ritchey...MajoringANDY in LawBOFFOUR Enforcement...Enjoys hunting, fishing, and playing basketball in his free time. Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 High School: Prepped at Tri-Valley High School where he played baseball, basketball, and football...Helped lead the team to an MVL Championship...1stColumbus Team, Ohio All-Eastern District...1st Team MVL All-Conference. Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

ChrisCALEB Wooten PALUMBO FRESHMAN-PSenior, Defender, 6-0, 160 Height:Galena, 6’1 Ohio Weight:Worthington 230 Christian High School 39 B/T: R/R 5 Hometown:Birthdate: Lancaster, April Ohio14, 1992 HighMajor: School: Marketing Lancaster Personal: Son of Greg and Mary Jo Wooten...Majoring in Biology (Pre-Physical Therapy)...Future plans include 2012 Season: Started 20 matches and recorded three goals and one becoming a Physical Therapist...Enjoys baseball and playing golf in his free time. assist. Named to Crossroads League First Team as well as being an NAIA High School: Prepped at Lancasterand High NCC SchoolAA Scholar where-Athlete he played and afootball Capital and One baseball...Ohio Academic All -CapitalAmerica Confer First - ence Honorable Mention...LancasterTeam Eagle honoree. Gazette 2011 2nd SeasonTeam All-Area...Threw: Started all 19 a nomatches hitter during and led the the summer team of senior year...National Honors Society...Quillwith 1,683 andminutes Scroll played. Honors Named Society...Honor the First- KnoxRoll. Cougar Invitational Most Valuable Player and selected to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Third JohnTeam. Phillips 2010 Season: Played in 21 matches with nine starts and registered one assist. FRESHMAN-P Height:Caleb 6’3 Palumbo’s Career Stats Year G Weight:GS 295MIN AVG GL AS PTS RSSH SOG 2010 21 B/T:9 R/R1461 70 0 1 1 3 1 2011 19 Hometown:19 1683 Washington89 Court 0 House, 2 Ohio 2 18 6 2012 20 20 1878 94 3 1 7 17 7 Totals: 60 High48 School:5022 Miami84 Trace 3 4 10 38 14 Mason Swank FRESHMAN-CCLINT EUTSEY Height:Senior, 5’10 Midfielder, 6-3, 175 Weight:Mount 210 Vernon, Ohio RS B/T: MountR/R Vernon High School 10 Hometown:Birthdate: Butler, September Ohio 26, 1991 HighMajor: School: Theology Clear Fork

2012 Season: Played in 20 matches and recorded one goal and two assists. 2011 Season: Played in all 19 matches with 18 starts and scored one goal. 2010 Season: Played in 20 matches and scored one goal. Clint Eutsey’s Career Stats Year G GS MIN AVG GL AS PTS SH SOG 2010 20 4 688 34 1 0 2 9 4 2011 19 18 1247 66 1 0 2 18 6 2012 20 15 1305 65 1 2 4 23 9 Totals: 59 37 3240 55 3 2 8 50 19

ANDY BOFFOUR Senior, Forward, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Ohio Northland High School 23 Birthdate: April 27, 1988 Majors: Nursing

College: Transferred to MVNU as a junior but has not played college soccer. High School: Helped Northland H.S. to a City League championship. Was an All-City League First Team selection in tennis. 16 Cougar Baseball BASEBALL FACILITIES The MVNU baseball team plays its home games at Cougar Field, which is located adjacent to the Physical Education Center on campus. The field was renovated for the 2011 season with a ProGrass Synthetic Turf infield being installed to go with the natural grass outfield. In 2014, new dugouts were installed on the first and third base lines. The press box will accommodate up to two radio stations and an electronic scoreboard features inning-by-inning scoring. The dimensions of Cougar Field are 327 down the leftfield line, 390 to centerfield, and 350 down the right field line. There are in-ground dugouts on both sides and bullpen areas down both foul lines. The field is known for its exceptional natural drainage that makes it playable in almost all conditions. In addition to Cougar Field, the team practices during the off-season in the Physical Education Center and the hitting facility that is beyond the right field fence. This facility (built in 1998) is a 100-by-50-foot fully turfed building that is capable of providing three batting cages as well as infield versatility.

MVNU’s baseball facilities: Cougar Field (above) and the new dugouts (below).

17 Cougar Baseball 2015 SEASON OUTLOOK

CougarsMOUNT Ready VERNON,for First PitchOhio -ofDespite 2015 Seasona winter filled with brutally cold weather and a plethora of snow, the hope of spring looms just around the corner and with it what should be another exciting The Mount Vernon Nazarene University baseball team is gearing up for what should be baseball season for the 2014 Mount Vernon Nazarene University Cougars. an excitingMVNU 2015 is season.coming of The a 33 Cougars-20 campaign are set in for201 the3 that first saw pitch the ofCougars the campaign post a 20on-10 March record 12th in againstthe highlyThomas competitive University Crossroads(Ga.) in Florida. League. The weatherMVNU hasalso put advanced a dent into the the early NAIA portion National of the schedule,Championship forcing Openingthe cancellation/postponement Round for the fourth straight of multiple year games.becoming one of only a handful of programsMVNU to be isable coming to boast off thatan incredible status. 2014 season in which the team went 44-12 overall and postedHead an coach impressive Keith Veale29-5 recordwill enter in thehis 25thCrossroads season guidingLeague. the The team. Cougars During were that the span, 2014 the CrossroadsCougars haveLeague compiled regular a season807-415 champions overall record and and advanced earned ato berth the NAIA in the National NAIA postseason Championship in Opening23 of theRound 24 seasons. for the fifth This straight year's rosterseason. will returnsMVNU came a starter up just at nearly shy ofevery making position the NAIAas well World as Seriesall but for one the ofthird last time season's in program starting history, pitchers. falling Combine in the thatopening experience round withtitle gameseveral to talented Georgetown and versatile newcomers and there is good reason for optimism. College (Ky.). The Cougars enter this year ranked 17th in the NAIA Preseason Coaches’ Top 25 "This is a pretty special group," said Veale. "We have strong relationships and postseason Poll.experience that will provide an edge we hope to lean on." Handling“We had the a tremendousMVNU pitching season staff thisin 2014 year andwill beI thought a trio ofwe veteran had an catchers. outstanding Junior team,” Clint MVNUSpencer Head (.330, Coach 13 KeithRBI) andVeale sophomore said. “I think Efrain the Montero heart of (.283, why we20 RBI)had suchsplit ti ame good behind season the plate was thelast whole year concept and combined of the team. to throw I feel out like 19 ofwe the genuinely 53 base hadrunners people who pullingtried to forsteal one on another them. Junior and thenCorey it just Kubbs came (.333) down will to alsoexecuting provide day depth in and at the day position. out on the field. It was definitely and exceptional seasonSenior for Seth us.” Eller returns at first base after being a Crossroads League Honorable Mention selectionThe and Cougars the conference's return a veteranGold Glove lineup winner for theat that2015 position season, after including 406 fielding Riley chances Swanson with who is ano preseason errors. He NAIA batted All-American. .374 and led Swanson the team garnered with 41 runsnumerous scored awards while also following driving the in 201427 runs. sea - Junior Cory Brown (.258, 30 runs scored) and freshman Jeturi Brown will also compete for time. son, includingJunior 1stSterling Team Harpst NAIA All-American,returns at second 1st Team base NCCAAafter winning All-American, a Crossroads NCCAA League East RegionGold 1st GloveTeam, there 1st Team in 2013. CoSIDA He posted Capital a One.254 Academic batting average All-American with 15 andRBI All-District.and committed Swanson just seven was alsoerrors a Crossroads in 194 chances. League Freshmen First Team,Jaime Gold Montero Glove, and and Corey Player Gould of the will Year also recipient.be in the mix. SwansonSophomore played in andRiley started Swanson all 56returns games to lastanchor year the and shortstop posted aposition .383 batting for the average Cougars with after 72 totalbeing hits. namedSwanson both led the the Crossroads team in home League runs Newcomer and doubles of the with Year 10 andand 16the respectively third member along of the with compilingMVNU infield50 RBI. to earn a conference Gold Glove. He batted .325 with 29 RBI and a team-best 19 doubles.Andrew Harpst, Fila Montero, is back and for Gould his senior provide season depth after at the a positiontremendous if necessary. 2014 campaign. Fila led the CougarsJunior with Kenny a .409 McCambridge batting average (.310 ,and 32 RBI)tied forreturns the teamat third lead base in stolenafter 43 bases starts, with while 21. junior He collectedJosh Leonard 72 hits alsowith started10 doubles, nine games two triples,. Gould one and home Montero run, could and 27also runs serve batted as backups in. Fila. was a The Cougars have five good options for the three outfielder spots. Junior Jake Dickerson Crossroadswas a Crossroads League Honorable League selection Mention, a 2ndyear Team ago afterCoSIDA leading Capital MVNU One in Academic nearly every All-American, offensive NCCAAcategory East with Region, a .398 and batting Daktronics average, NAIA seven Scholar home Athlete. runs, 38 runs scored, and 51 RBI. Junior AndrewJake Fila (.313,Dickerson 39 runs will scored), anchor onesenior of Seanthe outfield Fleming positions (.292, 23 againruns scored),in 2015 andafter Brown an impres are - sivealso 2014 experience season. players,Dickerson while hit juniorat a .366 transfer clip Anthonywith a team Clark best is set 75 to hits, make including an immediate 10 doubles, impact. one triple, nineThe home probable runs,starting and 57 rotation runs batted for the in. Cougars Dickerson features was afive 1st players Team Allwho Crossroads return from League a year selection,ago. Senior Crossroads right-hander League Mike Player Kochheiser of the (6Week,-5, 4.13 and ERA), NCCAA sophomore East Region right-hander nominee. Ben Hoar (7- 2, 3.34 AnthonyERA), sophomore Clark played right in- handerand started Lucas 47 Da gamesugherty last (3 -season1, 1.97 forERA), MVNU senior producing right-hander a .346 battingSeth average. Eller (0-0, Clark 9.00 ERA),had 56 and hits sophomore with 10 doubles, left-hander a team Roberto high Cediel four triples, (3-2, 3.93 two ERA).home runs, and The rest of the bullpen will consist of five players with very little college pitching experience 32 runs batted in. Clark was named the Crossroads League Player of the Week once last season. and a starter moving into the closer role. Freshmen left-handers Bryce Arledge and Jake Tharp, freshmanKenny right McCambridge-hander Jacob playedChrysler, the junior field rightand -handerwas the Andrewcloser onFila, the andpitching sophomore staff last lefty seasonCameron for MVNU. Juhasz McCambridge will each look appearedto be effective in 45 and games gobble where up innings he batted whenever .367 with Veale 44 turnshits, seventhe doubles,ball over two to triples, them, whileand 26 McCambridge runs batted hasin. On been the tabbed mound, as McCambridge the team's closer loggedafter 16.1going innings5-4 with in 10 aappearances 5.47 ERA in 10and games recorded as a threestarter. saves He walked with an just ERA 15 ofbatters 2.20. in McCambridge 54.1 innings with was 32 a strikeoutsCrossroads League 1stThe Team Cougars selection will open and the an seasonNCCAA with East a Regionpair of homehonoree. non-conference twinbills and then head toCory the Lakeland,Brown brings Fla. versatilityarea for 13 to games the line-up on the with team's an ability annual to springplay both trip. the Four infield of those and the outfield.games Brownwill come was against a .293 Huntington hitter in 2014 (Ind.) and University had 26 andruns count batted towards in. Brown Crossroads had 51 Leaguehits and play. was secondUpon on returning the team north, in doubles MVNU withwill play14. home and away doubleheaders against the rest of the conference. Taylor (Ind.) University is the preseason favorite, while Spring Arbor (Mich.) Clint Spencer will handle the catching duties again for the Cougars in the 2015 season. University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Bethel (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, the LastUniversity year, Spencer of Sain compiledt Francis a(Ind.), .258 battingMarian average(Ind.) University, with seven Grace doubles, (Ind.) a College, triple, and and 21 Goshen runs batted(Ind.) in. College Spencer will was all prove a Crossroads to be tough League challenges Gold each Glove and award every winner time out. and was named to the NCCAA "WeEast feel Region we have team. the Spencer foundational had apieces .990 fieldingfor a championship percentage run," and said threw Veale. out eight"Baseball opposing is woulda strang be basee game stealers. at times, but through the ups and downs of a compact spring schedule we feel we have the talent to compete and compete well." 18 Cougar Baseball 2015 SEASON OUTLOOK

MOUNTLucas VERNON,Daugherty Ohio will anchor- Despite the a winterstarting filled rotation with brutallyafter recording cold weather an 11-1 and recorda plethora on theof snow, the hope of spring looms just around the corner and with it what should be another exciting hill baseballin 2014. seasonHe had for five the complete2014 Mount games Vernon with Nazarene three shutouts University to Cougars.his credit. Daugherty tossed 82.1 innings andMVNU allowed is coming just 16of aearned 33-20 campaignruns leading in 201 to a3 1.75that saw ERA. the He Cougars struck postout 89 a 20opposing-10 record hitters in comparedthe highly to justcompetitive 26 walks. Crossroads Daugherty wasLeague. named MVNU to the Crossroadsalso advanced League to the 1st NAIATeam, National the NC- CAAChampionship East Region OpeningTeam, the Round NCCAA for All-Americanthe fourth straight team, year and becomingthe Crossroads one of League only a handfulPitcher of theprograms Week. to be able to boast that status. HeadRoberto coach Cediel Keith Vealewon eight will enter games his for 25th MVNU season as guidinga sophomore the team. and During will be thata major span, the contributorCougars inhave the compiledstarting rotation a 807-415 again overall this recordyear. Cediel and earned pitched a berth73.1 inningsin the NAIA and postseasonstruck out 60 in opposing23 of the batters 24 seasons. with an ERAThis year'sof 3.68. roster Cediel will wasreturns named a starter the Crossroads at nearly every League position Pitcher as well of theas Weekall buton Mayone of5th. last season's starting pitchers. Combine that experience with several talented and versatile newcomers and there is good reason for optimism. "ThisBen is Hoar a pretty made special 12 starts group," in 2014said Veale. and figures "We have to be strong a key relationships member of theand startingpostseason rota- tionexperience in the upcoming that will campaign. provide an Hoaredge waswe hope 8-3 asto leana sophomore on." last year and pitched 67.1 innings for the Cougars.Handling the MVNU pitching staff this year will be a trio of veteran catchers. Junior Clint SpencerAlong (.330, with 13 RBI)McCambridge, and sophomore Bryce Efrain Arledge Montero was a(.283, key member20 RBI) split of the time bullpen behind a theyear plate ago andlast will year be aand major combined contributor to throw on theout 19pitching of the staff53 base again runners this season. who tried Arledge to steal was on them.3-2 in Junior16 ap- pearancesCorey Kubbs with an(.333) ERA will of also 2.75. provide He had depth three at thestarts position. with 13 appearances coming in a relief role. Arledge Seniorpitched Seth 39.1 Eller innings returns and at struck first base out 26after batters. being a Crossroads League Honorable Mention selection“At and the the position conference's spots, weGold have Glove everyone winner atback that except position for after first 406 base fielding and chanceswe have withsome guysno competing errors. He for batted that spot,”.374 and Veale led added.the team “On with the 41 mound, runs scored we graduated while also only driving one ofin our27 runs.top Junior Cory Brown (.258, 30 runs scored) and freshman Jeturi Brown will also compete for time. four pitchersJunior so Sterling I feel like Harpst we are returns in good at secondshape withbase three after of winning our top apitchers Crossroads coming League back. Gold We haveGlove 20 out there of ourin 2013. 24 players He posted returning a .254 so battingfrom a averagefoundation with standpoint 15 RBI and and committed a talent standpointjust seven we shoulderrors be in able 194 tochances. compete Freshmen with that.”Jaime Montero and Corey Gould will also be in the mix. SophomoreMVNU will Riley have Swanson some new returns faces to on anchor the club the this shortstop year as position well. Freshmen for the Cougars Ashton afterMyers, Drewbeing Ritchey, named Matthew both the Dunn, Crossroads and Chris League Wooten Newcomer will all lookof the to Year contribute and the in thirdthe upcoming member of season. the MVNU infieldDue to to rough earn awinter conference weather Gold early Glove. in the He season batted which .325 with forced 29 RBIa number and a teamof postpone-best 19- mentsdoubles. and cancellations, Harpst, Montero, the andCougars Gould will provide open depth the season at the position in Florida if necessary. against Thomas University and WarnerJunior University Kenny McCambridge on March 12th. (.310 When, 32 RBI)the Cougarsreturns at return third basenorth, after they 43 will starts, open while Crossroads junior Josh Leonard also started nine games. Gould and Montero could also serve as backups. League play at Huntington University (Ind.) on March 23rd and 24th. MVNU will also battle Taylor The Cougars have five good options for the three outfielder spots. Junior Jake Dickerson (Ind.)was University, a Crossroads Spring League Arbor selection(Mich.) University, a year ago Indiana after leading Wesleyan MVNU University, in nearly Bethel every (Ind.) offensive Col- lege,ca tegorythe University with a .398 of Saint batting Francis average, (Ind.), seven Marian home (Ind.) runs, University, 38 runs Gracescored, (Ind.) and 51College, RBI. andJunior GoshenAndrew (Ind.) Fila College (.313, 39 which runs willscored), all prove senior to Seanbe tough Fleming challenges (.292, 23 each runs and scored), every and time Brown out. are also experience“In the Crossroads players, while League, junior transferthe perennial Anthony contenders Clark is set like to maTaylor,ke an Spring immediate Arbor, impact. and HuntingtonThe will probable be battlingstarting for rotationthe title foragain the andCougars have features been to five the playersplayoffs who the returnlast three from years a year like we ago.have,” Senior Veale right said.-hander “All the Mike teams Kochheiser in the league (6-5, 4.13 are ERA), very formidablesophomore onright any-hander given Ben day Hoar and (7we’ll- have2, to3.34 play ERA), well daysophomore in and dayright out.”-hander Lucas Daugherty (3-1, 1.97 ERA), senior right-hander Seth Eller“As (0 far-0, as9.00 non-conference ERA), and sophomore games, left the-hander biggest Roberto portion Cediel of that (3 takes-2, 3.93 place ERA). in our spring The rest of the bullpen will consist of five players with very little college pitching experience trip and I don’t think I’m stretching things at all to say that this will be the most competitive spring and a starter moving into the closer role. Freshmen left-handers Bryce Arledge and Jake Tharp, tripfreshman we have everright -had.hander We Jacob are primarily Chrysler, playing junior veryright -solidhander NAIA Andrew programs Fila, andand thesophomore bulk of the lefty scheduleCameron will Juhasz be teams will fromeach Floridalook to whichbe effective is always and agobble tough up assignment.” innings whenever Veale turns the ball overCoach to them, Veale while gave McCambridge his keys to hassuccess been fortabbed the upcomingas the team's season. closer “Oneafter ofgoing the 5keys-4 with for us is stayinga 5.47 ERAhealthy, in 10 especially games as ona starter. the mound He walked you have just to15 have batters guys in 54.1 that inningscan go with out 32there strikeouts and give you inningsThe consistently.Cougars will Ouropen talents the season and accomplishments with a pair of home in thenon past-confer giveence us twinbillsa foundation,and then but its 0-0head starting to the gameLakeland, one Fla.and areaevery for game 13 games so we onhave the to team's focus annualon moving spring forward trip. Fourthis yearof those and takinggames things will tocome the againstnext level.” Huntington (Ind.) University and count towards Crossroads League play. Upon returning north, MVNU will play home and away doubleheaders against the rest of the conference. Taylor (Ind.) University is the preseason favorite, while Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Bethel (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Marian (Ind.) University, Grace (Ind.) College, and Goshen (Ind.) College will all prove to be tough challenges each and every time out. "We feel we have the foundational pieces for a championship run," said Veale. "Baseball is a strange game at times, but through the ups and downs of a compact spring schedule we feel we have the talent to compete and compete well." 19 Cougar Baseball 2014 INDIVIDUAL HONORS Riley Swanson: NAIA 1st Team All-American NCCAA 1st Team All-American NCCAA East Region 1st Team CoSIDA Capital One Academic First Team All-American CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District Crossroads League 1st Team Crossroads League Gold Glove Crossroads League Player of the Year

Seth Eller: Crossroads 1st Team Crossroads League Gold Glove Winner NCCAA East Region Crossroads Pitcher of the Week (March 31st)

Jake Dickerson: Crossroads League 1st Team Crossroads League Player of the Week (May 5th) NCCAA East Region

Andrew Fila: Crossroads League Honorable Mention CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-American 2nd Team CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-District NCCAA East Region Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Mike Kochheiser: Crossroads League First Team NCCAA East Region Crossroads League Pitcher of the Week (April 21st)

Kenny McCambridge: Crossroads League First Team NCCAA East Region

Lucas Daugherty: Crossroads League First Team NCCAA East Region NCCAA All-American Crossroads Pitcher of the Week (March 24th)

Clint Spencer: Crossroads League Gold Glove NCCAA East Region

Roberto Cediel: Crossroads Pitcher of the Week (May 5th)

Anthony Clark: Crossroads Player of the Week (April 14th)

Josh Leonard: Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete

Coach Keith Veale: Named Coach of the Year in the Crossroads League as he led the MVNU team to a 39-8 overall record and a 29-5 mark in the Crossroads League to secure the regular season championship and the automatic berth to the NAIA National Championship Opening Round. This marks the eighth time that Veale has been named Conference Coach of the Year and his first time since joining the Crossroads League NCCAA East Region Coach of the Year 20 Cougar Baseball 2014 RESULTS Date Opponent H/A Score W/L 3/7/2014Date OhioOpponent Mid-Western H Score Pitche9-0 r of Record Record W 3/7/20143-7 Ohio# Mid-Western at Southeastern (Fla.) H 12 -9 Kochheiser41-1 (1-0) 1-0 W 3/8/20143-8 Ohio# Christian vs. Aquinas (Mich.) H 10 -1 Hoar12-0 (1- 0) 2-0 W 3/8/20143-8 Ohio# Christian vs. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) H 3- 1 J. Brown13-1 (1-0) 3-0 W 3/13/20143-9 Purdue# vs. North Clearwater Central Christian(Ind.) (Fla.)N 4- 1 Daugherty2-0 (1-0) 4-0 W 3/13/20143-9 Purdue# vs. North Olivet Central Nazarene (Ind.) (Ill.) N 8- 3 McCambridge2-0 (1 -0) 5-0 W 3/14/2014 Holy Cross (Ind.) N 7-6 W 3-11 # vs. Purdue-North Central (Ind.) 3-6 Kochheiser (1-1) 5-1 3/14/2014 Warner (Fla.) A 2-5 L 3-11 # vs. Purdue-North Central (Ind.) 15-6 Perkins (1-0) 6-1 3/15/2014 Southeastern (Fla.) A 3-8 L 3/15/20143-14 Southeastern# vs. Florida (Fla.) Christian A 4- 6 J. Brown4-5 (1-1) 6-2 L 3/17/20143-14 Huntington# vs. Florida (Ind.) *Christian H 3- 2 Hoar2-1(2 - 0) 7-2 W 3/18/20143-15 Huntington# vs. Florida (Ind.) *Christian A 11-10 (14) Perkins4-2 (2-0) 8-2 W 3/18/20143-15 Huntington# vs. Florida (Ind.) *Christian A 1- 4 Daugherty3-2 (1-1) 8-3 W 3/19/20143-22 Huntington* GRACE (Ind.) (Ind.) * N 3- 2 Kochheiser2-1 (2-1) 9-3 W 3/20/20143-22 St Michaels* GRACE (Ind.) N 2- 0 J. Brown8-6 (2-1) 10-3 W 3/21/20143-23 Johnson* at TaylorUniversity (Ind.) Florida N 1- 5 Hoar8-0 (2 - 1) 10-4 W 3/21/20143-23 Johnson* at TaylorUniversity (Ind.) Florida N 5- 3 McCambridge9-1 (2 -0) 11-4 W 3/27/20143-28 Taylor* INDIANA(Ind.) * WESLEYAN H 2- 4 Kochheiser5-4 (2-2) 11-5 W 3/27/20143-28 Taylor* INDIANA(Ind.) * WESLEYAN H 1- 5 J. Brown6-5 (2-2) 11-6 W 3/28/20143-30 Taylor* at(Ind.) Indiana * Wesleyan A 2- 1 Hoar0-10 (3- 1) 12-6 L 3/28/20143-30 Taylor* at(Ind.) Indiana * Wesleyan A 1- 5 McCambridge1-13 (2 -1) 12-7 L 3/31/2014 Grace (Ind.) * H 5-1 W 4-2 * BETHEL (Ind.) 4-3 Kochheiser (3-2) 13-7 3/31/2014 Grace (Ind.) * H 8-0 W 4-2 * BETHEL (Ind.) 2-1 J. Brown (3-2) 14-7 4/1/2014 Grace (Ind.) * A 10-2 W 4/1/20144-4 Grace* at(Ind.) Bethel * (Ind.) A 15 -4 Hoar7-2 (4 - 1) 15-7 W 4/5/20144-4 Saint* Francis at Bethel (Ind.) (Ind.) * H 8- 6 McCambridge11-1 (3 -1) 16-7 W 4/5/20144-6 Saint* Francis HUNTINGTON (Ind.) * (Ind.) H 6- 7 Cediel5-4 (0 -1) 16-8 W 4/8/20144-6 Goshen* HUNTINGTON (Ind.) * (Ind.) A 4- 0 J. Br12-0own (4-2) 17-8 W 4/8/20144-9 Goshen* at (Ind.)Huntington * (Ind.) A 5- 1 Hoar5-0 (5 - 1) 18-8 W 4/10/20144-9 Goshen* at (Ind.)Huntington * (Ind.) H 9- 1 McCambridge12-4 (4 -1) 19-8 W 4/10/20144-12 Goshen* GOSHEN (Ind.) * (Ind.) H 7- 0 Kochheiser9-2 (4-2) 20-8 W 4/12/20144-12 Marian* GOSHEN (Ind.) * (Ind.) A 4- 0 J. Brown9-4 (5-2) 21-8 W 4/12/20144-13 Marian* at (Ind.) Goshen * (Ind.) A 5- 0 Hoar16-1 (6- 1) 22-8 W 4/16/20144-13 Marian* at (Ind.) Goshen * (Ind.) H 12 -2 McCambridge3-0 (5 -1) 23-8 W 4/16/20144-18 Marian* MARIAN (Ind.) * (Ind.) H 14 -7 Kochheiser7-0 (5-2) 24-8 W 4/17/20144-18 Bethel* MARIAN(Ind.) * (Ind.) H 12 -4 J. Brown15-5 (6-2) 25-8 W 4/17/2014 Bethel (Ind.) * H 12-1 W 4-20 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 10-9 Perkins (3-0) 26-8 4/19/2014 Bethel (Ind.) * A 9-8 W 4-20 * SPRING ARBOR (Mich.) 2-5 McCambridge (5-2) 26-9 4/19/2014 Bethel (Ind.) * A 10-1 W 4/22/20144-23 Spring* atArbor Spring (Mich.) Arbor * (Mich.) H 2- 3 Kochheiser5-4 (5-3) 26-10 W 4/22/20144-23 Spring* atArbor Spring (Mich.) Arbor * (Mich.) H 1- 4 J. Brown3-2 (6-3) 26-11 W 4/24/20144-25 Spring* atArbor Saint (Mich.) Francis * (Ind.) A 1- 4 Hoar4-5 (6 - 2) 26-12 L 4/24/20144-25 Spring* atArbor Saint (Mich.) Francis * (Ind.) A 0- 1 McCambridge7-1 (5 -3) 26-13 W 4/26/20144-27 Indiana* SAINT Wesleyan FRANCIS * (Ind.) A 8- 4 Kochhe1-4 iser (6-3) 27-13 L 4/26/20144-27 Indiana* SAINT Wesleyan FRANCIS * (Ind.) A 7- 6 Cediel1-4 (1 -1) 28-13 L 4/29/20145-1 Indiana% vs.Wesleyan Huntington * (Ind.) H 6-2 (14) Cediel14-3 (2 - 1) 29-13 W 4/29/20145-2 Indiana% vs.Wesleyan Spring Arbor* (Mich.) H 3- 7 J. Brown9-5 (6-4) 29-14 W 5/3/20145-2 Grace% (Ind.) vs. Huntington % (Ind.) H 6- 3 Hoar11-6 (7- 2) 30-14 W 5/5/20145-3 Huntington% vs. (Ind.)Spring % Arbor (Mich.) H 12 -9 Cediel8-3 (3 -1) 31-14 W 5/6/20145-3 Huntington% vs. (Ind.)Spring % Arbor (Mich.) A 6- 0 Daugherty0-6 (2-1) 32-14 L 5/6/20145-4 Huntington% at Taylor (Ind.) %(Ind.) N 10- 11 Doherty4-3 (0-1) 32-15 W 5/7/2014 Spring Arbor (Mich.) % H 5-10 L 5-9 $ vs. Indiana Tech 4-7 Kochheiser (6-4) 32-16 5/12/2014 Point Park (Pa.) # N 8-4 W 5-10 $ vs. No. 21 Georgetown (Ky.) 2-12 J. Brown (6-5) 32-17 5/14/2014 Spring Arbor (Mich.) # N 4-1 W 5/15/20145-15 Georgetown^ vs. Southeastern (Ky.) # (Fla.) N 5-6 (8) Cediel4-5 (3 -2) 32-18 L 5/15/20145-15 Georgetown^ vs. Oklahoma (Ky.) # Christian N 7- 3 Daugherty4-11 (3-1) 33-18 L * Denotes5-16 Crossroads^ vs. California League Games Baptist 1-3 Kochheiser (6-5) 33-19 % Dentotes5-17 Crossroads^ vs. Cedarville League (Ohio)Tournament Games 2-9 McCambridge (5-4) 33-20 # Denotes NAIA Opening Round Games 21 Cougar Baseball Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) NAIA Baseball - 2014 2014 Statistics Record: 44-12-0 Conference: 31-5-0 HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS Score by Innings 1 2 3 4* Crossroads5 6 7 League8 9 10game11 12 - R Opponents 26 17 33 21# Spring29 25 Trip18 to Florida5 9 game1 0 0 - 184 Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio)% Crossroads71 63 League39 51Tournament69 66 20 game14 5 (Marion,0 1 Ind.1 and- 400Upland, Ind.) $ NAIA National Championship Opening Round game (Montgomery, Ala.) Batting GP GS AVG ^ ABNCCAAR WorldH 2B Series3B HR gameRBI (Mason,TB SLG% Ohio)BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB Fila, Andrew 54 51 0.409 176 48 72 10 2 1 27 89 0.506 17 5 16 0 0.468 3 9 19 Eller, Seth 54 54 0.393 191 39 75 11 3 2 59 98 0.513 13 8 2 3 0.436 8 1 6 Swanson, Riley 56 5620130.383 188BATTING46 72 16 0 10 STATISTICS50 118 0.628 25 3 15 1 0.457 3 1 3 Mccambridge, Kenny 45 43 0.367 120 31 44 7 2 0 26 55 0.458 13 5 5 4 0.443 2 6 7 Dickerson, PlayerJake G56 AVG56 0.366AB 205R 42 H75 2B10 13B 9 HR57 114RBI 0.556SLG%15BB 3SO19 SB 6 OB%0.408 5 0 12 Brown, JeturiCedial 111 .5002 0.357 2 140 3 1 5 10 0 0 0 04 60 0.429.500 3 0 2 15 0 0 .5000.500 1 0 0 Chrysler, JacobDickerson 5317 .3982 0.357186 1438 474 5 111 0 0 0 71 516 0.429.570 0 8 0 153 7 0 .4250.357 0 0 0 Clark, AnthonyEller 5347 .37447 0.346187 16241 527056 107 4 3 2 232 8027 0.494.476 2419 3 1416 5 2 .4480.439 0 3 19 Brown, CoryKubbs 455 .33355 0.293 3 1742 36 151 140 1 0 0 026 670 0.385.333 28 0 3 120 0 5 .3330.396 2 3 14 Leonard, Josh 37 13 0.280 50 21 14 2 0 0 5 16 0.320 6 2 6 0 0.379 0 1 3 Spencer 34 .330 91 3 30 2 0 0 13 .352 9 10 1 .415 Gould, Corey 49 35 0.269 104 40 28 7 1 1 19 40 0.385 32 3 17 2 0.447 2 2 7 Swanson 53 .325 166 34 54 19 0 2 29 .476 16 22 3 .408 Spencer, Clint 46 45 0.258 132 8 34 7 1 0 21 43 0.326 14 9 22 4 0.368 0 7 1 Fleming, SeanDoherty 344 .3232 0.22293 209 530 2 01 0 2 0 11 202 0.222.409 2 7 0 131 10 0 .3590.364 0 0 0 Montero, EfrainFila 489 .3137 0.200131 2039 041 4 04 1 2 0 03 136 0.300.374 2 9 0 224 7 0 .3810.273 0 0 0 Kubbs, CoreyMcCambridge 5313 .3106 0.200184 2024 357 4 03 0 0 0 06 324 0.200.326 812 5 194 3 0 .3570.515 0 0 0 Montero, JamieFleming 4536 .29219 0.18572 5423 172110 11 1 1 0 111 1312 0.241.375 11 2 2 66 1 2 .3160.333 2 0 4 Harpst, SterlingE. Montero 3731 .28313 0.07099 436 528 3 05 0 1 0 14 203 0.070.384 312 0 176 0 1 .3830.128 1 2 0 Kochheiser,Stone Mike 3714 .27112 0.000118 150 032 0 100 0 0 0 20 160 0.000.407 0 7 0 160 3 0 .3080.000 0 0 0 Cediel, RobertoBrown 4312 .25812 0.00097 300 025 0 08 0 0 0 00 100 0.000.340 016 0 200 12 0 .3740.000 0 0 0 Hoar, Ben Harpst 4712 .25412 0.000126 140 032 0 05 0 0 0 00 150 0.000.294 010 0 160 1 0 .3090.000 0 0 0 Daugherty, LeonardLucas 2214 .07113 0.00028 04 0 2 0 01 0 0 0 00 03 0.000.107 0 5 0 50 1 0 .2290.000 0 0 0 Arledge, BrycePerkins 161 .0004 0.000 0 00 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 00 00 0.000.000 0 1 0 00 0 0 1.0000.000 0 0 0 Juhasz, CameronMVNU 53 5 .31150.0001583 2930 04980 770 0 9 0 160 2610 0.000.405 0133 01970 540 .0.000378 0 0 0 Tharp, JacobOpponents 5311 .2821 0.0001502 2180 04230 510 0 6 0 170 1890 0.000.358 0142 03010 340 .30.00054 0 0 0 Total: 56 0.331 1676 400 554 97 17 25 352 760 0.453 216 53 167 30 0.403 29 35 95 Opponents: 56 0.252 1578 184 397 47 1 10 172 476 0.302 122 50 362 34 0.306 9 39 32 2013 PITCHING STATISTICS LOB - Team (356), Opp (323). IBB - Team (9), Opp (3). Picked Off - Team (9), Opp (6)

Pitching Player ERAERAW L GPW-GSL CGG-SHOGS CGCBO SHOSV IPSVH R IPER BBH SO 2BR 3BERHR TBFBB B/AvgSO B/AVGWP HBP BK SFA Fila, AndrewDaugherty 0.001.971 0 31-1 0 09-3 0 2 0 0/10 3.00 0 32.00 0 261 7100 0 7 0 811 290.000 .2110 0 0 0 Daugherty, DohertyLucas 1.752.5311 1 140-113 105 -0 3 0 1 0/10 82.17 69 10.221 16 26 9 89 32 0 3 2 342 5 0.234 7 .2318 10 0 1 Mccambridge,Hoar Kenny 2.203.340 1 107-2 0 110 -110 4 0 1/03 16.10 18 67.16 4 692 12311 025 0 2770 470.281 .2700 1 0 0 Tharp, JacobBrown 2.203.881 1 116-5 0 130 -120 6 2 2/10 16.10 15 69.25 4 7112 8362 030 0 3577 710.246 .2705 2 0 0 Arledge, BryceCediel 2.753.933 2 163-2 3 151 -1 0 0 0 0/11 39.10 33 36.215 12 369 26197 016 0 17162 240.226 .2712 6 0 1 Kochheiser,Kochheiser Mike 3.144.139 1 146-512 146 -142 5 2 1/00 80.10 72 85.032 28 9916 865310 039 1 19332 690.238 .2884 6 0 3 Cediel, RobertoMcCambridge3.685.478 3 125-412 106 -101 4 0 0/00 73.10 70 54.140 30 6416 603810 033 4 15315 320.251 .2999 9 1 1 Eller, Seth Perkins 3.757.164 0 113-0 2 150 -2 0 0 1 0/00 24.00 26 32.210 10 475 17272 026 0 1698 210.299 .3761 0 0 0 Hoar, Ben Eller 5.359.007 2 120-012 01-0 0 0 2 0/00 67.10 78 431.040 20 2 48 111 1 1 2 297 0 0.298 0 .4002 11 0 2 Juhasz, Cameron 5.63 0 1 5 1 0 0 0 0 8.0 8 6 5 5 5 1 0 1 38 0.258 1 2 0 0 MVNU 4.16 33-20 53-53 21 6/2 7 389.1 423 218 180 142 301 .282 Chrysler, Jacob 6.00 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 0 9.0 9 6 6 9 4 1 0 0 45 0.273 2 2 0 0 Opponents 5.62 20-33 53-53 20 1/0 7 385.2 498 293 241 133 197 .315 Total: 3.33 44 12 111 18 6 9 4 419.1 398 184 155 121 362 47 1 10 1787 0.254 34 49 1 8 Opponents: 7.28 12 44 124 13 1 2 0 401.2 553 399 325 216 167 97 17 25 2009 0.330 74 53 9 30 2013 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS

LOB: MVNU – 370, Opponents – 356; DPs Turned: MVNU – 43, Opponents – 23 Pickoffs: MVNU – Hoar 3, Montero 2, McCambridge 1, Opponents – 14. 22 Cougar Baseball MVNU’S AFFILIATIONS

The Crossroads League, formerly the Mid-Central College Conference, was founded in 1959 and is one of the oldest conferences in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). The Crossroads League currently consists of 10 institutions located in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio: Bethel (Ind.) College, Goshen (Ind.) College, Grace (Ind.) College, Huntington (Ind.) University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Marian (Ind.) University, Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) University, the University of Saint Francis (Ind.), Spring Arbor (Mich.) University, and Taylor (Ind.) University.

The purpose of the Crossroads League is to promote intercollegiate athletics in a well-rounded athletic program, maintain high ideals, and to promote sportsmanship. The conference sponsors championships in 14 sports (seven for men and seven for women). Crossroads League student athletes and teams also make their mark on the NAIA national level by virtue of national championships, All-Americans, Scholar-Athletes, national rankings, and statistical leaders.

For complete information on the conference as well as up-to-date standings, statistics, and stories for each sport, go to:

www.crossroadsleague.com

Throughout its history, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. Time and time again, the NAIA has stepped forward to address the important issues of the day – be it racial integration in the ‘40s and ‘50s or establishing the first women’s championship program in 1980. The NAIA has not been afraid to enact changes while others have watched and waited

With its major emphasis on educational development, it was natural for the NAIA to further strengthen academic eligibility requirements in the mid-1980s. All NAIA participating student-athletes must maintain a certain grade point average while accumulating credit hours for a declared academic degree. Unlike other associations, NAIA student-athlete academic eligibility is monitored on a semester-by-semester basis. The Scholar-Athlete program, a longstanding NAIA tradition, recognizes junior and senior student-athletes with a minimum 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

Since 1937, the NAIA has administered athletics programs and championships in proper balance with the overall collegiate educational experience. Serving higher education in this manner is a responsibility the NAIA does not take lightly. It is a relationship built on confidence and trust – a relationship strengthened year after year.

23 Cougar Baseball 2014 CROSSROADS FINAL STANDINGS

SCHOOLS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct W L T Pct Mount Vernon Nazarene 29 5 .853 44 12 0 .786 Taylor 24 10 .706 34 22 0 .607 Spring Arbor 19 8 .704 33 17 0 .660 Huntington 20 14 .588 29 24 0 .547 Saint Francis 14 14 .500 19 30 0 .388 Indiana Wesleyan 15 19 .441 18 34 0 .346 Marian 15 20 .429 18 27 0 .400 Grace 12 21 .364 13 30 0 .302 Bethel 11 23 .324 13 34 0 .277 Goshen 5 30 .143 8 40 0 .167 2014 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

Crossroads Player of the Year: Riley Swanson, MVNU Crossroads Pitcher of the Year: Josh DeGraaf, Taylor Crossroads Newcomer of the Year: Brody Harris, Spring Arbor Crossroads Coach of the Year: Keith Veale, MVNU

All-Crossroads League Team: All-Crossroads Gold Glove Team: Alex Arthur, So, C, Marian Tyler Baker, Jr, 2B/3B, Spring Arbor Tyler Baker, Jr, 2B/3B, Spring Arbor Caleb Birkey, So, OF, Indiana Wesleyan Greg Blanco, Sr, P/OF, Spring Arbor Jacob Bloom, Sr, OF, Grace Jacob Bloom, Sr, OF, Grace Brian Doll, Sr, OF, Spring Arbor Jordan Coffey, Sr, P/OF, Taylor Austin Drummond, Sr, OF, Huntington Michael Crowley, Fr, C, Huntington Seth Eller, Sr, P/IF, Mt. Vernon Naz. Lucas Daugherty, So, P, Mt. Vernon Naz. Wesley Hunsucker, Sr, P, Saint Francis Josh DeGraaf, Jr, P/IF, Taylor Craig Nesselhuf, So, P/IF, Indiana Wesleyan Jake Dickerson, Jr, OF, Mt. Vernon Naz. Clint Spencer, Jr, C, Mt. Vernon Naz. Seth Eller, Sr, P/IF, Mt. Vernon Naz. Riley Swanson, So, INF, Mt. Vernon Naz. Preston Fugita, Jr, IF, Indiana Wesleyan Mike Kochheiser, Sr, P, Mt. Vernon Naz. JP Maracani, Jr, OF/C, Spring Arbor Kenny McCambridge, Jr, IF/P, Mt. Vernon Naz. Danny Moorehead, So, OF, Taylor Riley Swanson, So, IF, Mt. Vernon Naz. Sammy Wilkerson, Fr, IF, Grace Joey Hickerson, Jr, OF, Grace

All-Crossroads League Honorable Mention: Arick Armington, Sr, INF, Goshen; Steve Ball, Jr, OF/P, Marian; Kennan Barnett, Fr, P, Indiana Wesleyan; Andrew Fila, Jr, OF, Mount Vernon Nazarene; Brody Harris, Fr, P/INF, Spring Arbor; Wesley Hunsucker, Sr, P, Saint Francis; Eric Kartman, Sr, P, Taylor; Steven Steele, Sr, OF, Bethel; Zach Vanlandingham, SO, INF, Saint Francis.

24 Cougar Baseball 2014 CROSSROADS LEAGUE LEADERS

Batting Average (min. 2.0 AB/Game): Hits Per Game: 1 Andrew Fila, MVNU .409 1 Seth Eller, MVNU 1.39 2 Seth Eller, MVNU .393 2 JP Maracani, Spring Arbor 1.36 3 Steven Steele, Bethel .392 3 Jake Dickerson, MVNU 1.34 4 Preston Fugita, IWU .385 4 Andrew Fila, MVNU 1.33 5 Riley Swanson, MVNU .383 5 Riley Swanson, MVNU 1.29 6 JP Maracani, Spring Arbor .382 5 Zach Vanlandingham, Saint Francis 1.29 7 Zach Vanlandingham, Saint Francis .377 7 Preston Fugita, IWU 1.26 8 Kenny McCambridge, MVNU .367 8 Steven Steele, Bethel 1.23 9 Jake Dickerson, MVNU .366 9 Danny Moorehead, Taylor 1.20 10 Jacob Bloom, Grace .365 10 Anthony Clark, MVNU 1.19

Runs Scored Per Game: Runs Batted In Per Game: 1 Anthony Clark, MVNU 1.11 1 Seth Eller, MVNU 1.09 2 Danny Moorehead, Taylor 1.00 2 Jake Dickerson, MVNU 1.02 3 JP Maracani, Spring Arbor .98 3 Jordan Coffey, Taylor .96 4 Andrew Fila, MVNU .89 4 Riley Swanson, MVNU .89 4 Jordan Coffey, Taylor .89 5 JP Maracani, Spring Arbor .84 6 Chris Wegrzyn, Spring Arbor .86 6 Maverick Nichols, Spring Arbor .76 6 Grant Hendershot, Taylor .86 7 Danny Moorehead, Taylor .75 6 Austin York, Taylor .86 7 Jake West, Taylor .75 9 Riley Swanson, MVNU .82 9 Brian Doll, Spring Arbor .72 9 Corey Gould, MVNU .82 10 Anthony Clark, MVNU .68

Home Runs Per Game: Pitching Victories: 1 Jordan Coffey, Taylor .22 1 Lucas Daugherty, MVNU 11 2 Riley Swanson, MVNU .18 2 Mike Kochheiser, MVNU 9 3 Jake Dickerson, MVNU .16 2 Brody Harris, Spring Arbor 9 4 Danny Moorehead, Taylor .14 4 Roberto Cediel, MVNU 8 5 Maverick Nichols, Spring Arbor .10 4 Greg Blanco, Spring Arbor 8 5 JP Maracani, Spring Arbor .10 4 Eric Kartman, Taylor 8 7 Shea Beauchamp, Huntington .08 4 Josh DeGraaf, Taylor 8 8 Jacob Bloom, Bethel .07 4 Wesley Hunsucker, Saint Francis 8 9 Michael Crowley, Huntington .06 9 Ben Hoar, MVNU 7 9 Geoff Bowers, Saint Francis .06 10 10 players 5

Earned Run Average: Strikeouts Per Nine Innings: 1 Lucas Daugherty, MVNU 1.75 1 Eric Kartman, Taylor 10.21 2 Brody Harris, Spring Arbor 2.02 2 Lucas Daugherty, MVNU 9.73 3 Josh DeGraaf, Taylor 2.51 3 Mike Kochheiser, MVNU 9.63 4 Derek McKinney, Huntington 2.53 4 Josh DeGraaf, Taylor 9.33 5 Spencer Geobel, Spring Arbor 2.77 5 Kyle McKay, Saint Francis 9.11 6 Mike Kochheiser, MVNU 3.14 6 Derek Higgins, Marian 7.82 7 Brandon Neal, Marian 3.17 7 Roberto Cediel, MVNU 7.36 8 Kyle McKay, Saint Francis 3.28 8 Aaron Patterson, Bethel 6.80 9 Greg Blanco, Spring Arbor 3.32 9 Spencer Geobel, Spring Arbor 6.67 10 Wesley Hunsucker, Saint Francis 3.33 10 Paxson Miller, Goshen 6.62

School Abbreviation Key: MVNU = Mount Vernon Nazarene University IWU = Indiana Wesleyan University 25 Cougar Baseball YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year Won Lost Pct. Coach Conf. Titles 1969 1 8 .111 Chet Foraker 1970 4 9 .308 Chet Foraker 1971 14 7 .667 Chet Foraker 1972 4 14 .222 Carroll Bradley 1973 6 12 .333 Carroll Bradley 1974 9 7 .563 Carroll Bradley 1975 13 12 .520 Carroll Bradley 1976 14 5 .737 Carroll Bradley 1977 11 5 .688 Bobby Martin MOC Champs 1978 11 11 .500 Bobby Martin 1979 16 14 .533 Steve Michael 1980 21 15 .583 Sam Riggleman MOC Champs 1981 17 18 .486 Sam Riggleman 1982 28 15 .651 Sam Riggleman 1983 14 14 .500 Sam Riggleman 1984 24 16 .600 Sam Riggleman 1985 36 10 .783 Sam Riggleman 1986 32 19 .627 Sam Riggleman MOC Champs 1987 24 21 .533 Sam Riggleman 1988 30 16 .652 Sam Riggleman MOC Champs 1989 35 12 .745 Mel Severns MOC Champs 1990 24 22 .522 Keith Veale 1991 32 18 .640 Keith Veale 1992 18 22 .450 Keith Veale 1993 18 22 .450 Keith Veale 1994 36 17 .679 Keith Veale 1995 41 10 .804 Keith Veale MOC Champs 1996 43 3 .935 Keith Veale MOC Champs 1997 47 8 .855 Keith Veale MOC Champs 1998 37 12 .755 Keith Veale AMC Champs 1999 40 15 .727 Keith Veale 2000 29 20 .592 Keith Veale 2001 35 16 .686 Keith Veale 2002 38 11 .776 Keith Veale 2003 27 19 .587 Keith Veale AMC Champs 2004 41 19 .683 Keith Veale AMC Champs 2005 31 17 .646 Keith Veale 2006 27 22 .551 Keith Veale 2007 38 16 .704 Keith Veale AMC Champs 2008 39 21 .650 Keith Veale 2009 35 21 .625 Keith Veale 2010 33 23 .589 Keith Veale 2011 32 21 .604 Keith Veale 2012 33 20 .623 Keith Veale 2013 33 20 .623 Keith Veale 2014 44 12 .786 Keith Veale Crossroads Champs 26 Cougar Baseball NCCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

1989 NCCAA National Champions

1995 NCCAA National Champions

1996 NCCAA National Champions 27 Cougar Baseball NCCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS

1997 NCCAA National Champions

1999 NCCAA National Champions

2008 NCCAA National Champions 28 Cougar Baseball NAIA WORLD SERIES TEAMS

1997 NAIA World Series Team – 47-8 Overall Record

2004 NAIA World Series Team – 41-19 Overall Record

MVNU’S PERFECT GAMES

April 27, 1999 by Andy Heimbach at Malone (2-0 win)

March 26, 2008 by Levi Curry against Cedarville (7-0 win)

Andy Heimbach Levi Curry 29 Cougar Baseball MVNU’S NO-HITTERS

April 22, 1978 by K.C. Livensparger against Urbana (1-0 win)

April 16, 1980 by Scott Flemming against Tiffin (4-0 win)

April 5, 1983 by Tim Belcher against Kenyon (16-0 win)

April 25, 1987 by Jeff Kuder at Cedarville (3-0 win) K.C. Livensparger Nick Drabick March 25, 1988 by Jeff Kuder vs. Baker (4-0 win)

April 19, 1988 by Jeff Kuder at Malone (12-0 win)

May 3, 1988 by Jeff Kuder & Scott Seasor against Cedarville (11-1 win)

March 16, 1992 by Nick Drabick vs. Tiffin (23-1 win)

Scott Flemming March 30, 1996 Mike Patch by Mike Patch, Jeremiah Armstrong, & John Boker against Cedarville (12-0 win)

April 7, 1997 by Dave Byard at Malone (6-1 win)

April 27, 1999 by Andy Heimbach at Malone (2-0 win) * perfect game

May 1, 1999 by Dave Byard against Geneva (1-0 win) Tim Belcher Dave Byard April 6, 2005 by Mike Laughlin at Cedarville (15-0 win)

March 10, 2007 by Brandon Turner at Shawnee State (3-0 win)

April 17, 2007 by Ryan Decker at Cedarville (11-0 win)

March 26, 2008 by Levi Curry against Cedarville (7-0 win) Jeff Kuder * perfect game Ryan Decker 30 Cougar Baseball MVNU INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most At Bats – Career: 721 Josh Estep (2006-2009) Most At Bats – Season: 214 Scott Dapprich (1997), Ross Yoder (2008) Most At Bats – Game: 8 Set 2 times – most recent in 2013 Most Hits – Career: 281 Richey Burgos (2005-2008) Most Hits – Season: 91 Chris Stanifer (1999) Most Hits – Game: 6 Travis Gray vs. Malone (1994) Most Runs Scored – Career: 225 Travis Gray (1994-1997) Most Runs Scored – Season: 78 Bob Hartless (1997) Most Runs Scored – Game: 6 Anthony Clark vs Ohio Mid-Western (2014) Most Doubles – Career: 61 Gary Klingel (1994-1997) Most Doubles – Season: 21 Sean Barrett (1997), Mike Waddell (2001) Most Doubles – Game: 4 Josh Roberts vs. St. Francis (2011) Most Triples – Career: 19 Travis Gray (1994-1997) Most Triples – Season: 8 Travis Gray (1997) Most Triples – Game: 2 Set 11 times – most recent in 2011 Most Home Runs – Career: 43 Travis Gray (1994-1997) Most Home Runs – Season: 18 Mel Severns (1985), Travis Gray (1997) Most Home Runs – Game: 3 Set 3 times – most recent in 1997 Most Runs Batted In – Career: 236 Travis Gray (1994-1997) Most Runs Batted In – Season: 86 Travis Gray (1997) Most Runs Batted In – Game: 8 Set 2 times – most recent in 1985 Best Batting Average – Career: .404 Jeff Newton (1978-1980) Best Batting Average – Season: .453 Chris Stanifer (1999) Most Stolen Bases – Career: 136 Joèl Perez (1989-1992) Most Stolen Bases – Season: 35 Joèl Perez (1989, 1991, and 1992) Most Stolen Bases – Game: 4 Set 4 times – most recent in 2002 Most Pitching Wins – Career: 37 Mike Patch (1994-1997) 37 Andy Heimbach (1997-2000) Most Pitching Wins – Season: 13 Andy Heimbach (1999) Most Shutouts – Career: 17 Andy Heimbach (1997-2000) Most Shutouts – Season: 6 Andy Heimbach (1999) Most Saves – Career: 16 Darren Athey (2010-2012) Most Saves – Season: 10 Darren Athey (2010) Most Strikeouts – Career: 339 Andy Heimbach (1997-2000) Most Strikeouts – Season: 141 Andy Heimbach (1999) Most Strikeouts – Game: 18 Tim Belcher vs. Kenyon (1983) Lowest ERA – Career: 2.35 Marty McLeary (1995-1997) Lowest ERA – Season: 0.83 Jeff Kuder (1988) 31 Cougar Baseball MVNU TEAM RECORDS

Most Games Played – Season: 60 (2004 and 2008) Highest Batting Average – Season: .372 (1996)

Most At Bats – Season: 1834 (2004) Most At Bats – Game: 59 vs. Florida Christian (3-15-13)

Most Runs Scored – Season: 476 (1997) Most Runs Scored – Game: 41 vs. Ohio Mid-Western (3-7-14) Most Runs Scored – Inning: 19 vs. Ohio Mid-Western (3-7-14)

Most Hits – Season: 631 (1997) Most Hits – Game: 29 vs. Kenyon (1985)

Most Doubles – Season: 131 (1997) Most Doubles – Game: 9 vs. Ohio Mid-Western (3-7-14)

Most Triples – Season: 29 (1988) Most Triples – Game: 5 vs. Cedarville (1988) 5 vs. Dana (3-24-01)

Most Home Runs Season: 69 (1985) Most Home Runs – Game: 7 vs. Rio Grande (4-26-83) 7 vs. Kenyon (4-4-85) 7 vs. Kenyon (4-26-85) 7 vs. Trinity Christian (5-1-97) 7 vs. Capital (5-1-07)

Most Runs Batted In – Season: 445 (1997) Most Runs Batted In – Game: 30 vs. Ohio Mid-Western (3-7-14)

Most Stolen Bases – Season: 113 (1989) Most Stolen Bases – Game: 10 vs. Bowdoin (1984) 10 vs. Asbury (1985)

Most Putouts – Season: 1323 (2004) Most Assists – Season: 639 (2008) Most Double Plays Turned – Season: 72 (2008) Best Fielding Percentage – Season: .964 (1997 and 1998)

Most Victories – Season: 47 (1997) Best Winning Percentage: *.935 (43-3 record in 1996) Longest Winning Streak: 24 (1996) Lowest Earned Run Average – Season: 2.38 (1996) Most Strikeouts – Season: 392 (1999) Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings: 33 (April 2-10, 1999) Most Shutouts – Season: 17 (1999) Most Saves – Season: 14 (2010) * denotes best winning percentage in the history of NAIA baseball 32 Cougar Baseball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Games Played: Most At Bats: 1 Kodi Veale 220 (2007-11) 1 Josh Estep 721 (2006-09) 2 Josh Estep 214 (2006-09) 2 Richey Burgos 701 (2005-08) 2 Michael Hendren 214 (2008-11) 3 Scott Dapprich 700 (1994-97) 4 Richey Burgos 209 (2005-08) 4 Seth Eller 689 (2011-14) 4 Seth Eller 209 (2011-14) 5 Travis Gray 683 (1994-97) 5 Steve Williams 206 (2008-11) 6 Steve Williams 678 (2008-11) 6 Chris Iceman 203 (1996-99) 7 Kyle Peters 677 (2003-06) 7 Scott Dapprich 202 (1994-97) 8 Chris Iceman 674 (1996-99) 7 Matt Parks 202 (2007-10) 9 Justin Clarey 649 (2001-04) 9 Travis Gray 201 (1994-97) 10Jordan Doherty 645 (2010-13)

Most Hits: Most Doubles: 1 Richey Burgos 281 (2005-08) 1 Gary Klingel 61 (1994-97) 2 Josh Estep 271 (2006-09) 2 Travis Gray 58 (1994-97) 3 Travis Gray 263 (1994-97) 3 Richey Burgos 55 (2005-08) 4 Seth Eller 254 (2011-14) 4 Brock Barnhouse 51 (1988-91) 5 Gary Klingel 246 (1994-97) 4 Chris Iceman 51 (1996-99) 6 Justin Clarey 244 (2001-04) 6 Sean Barrett 49 (1994-98) 7 Chris Iceman 236 (1996-99) 7 Josh Estep 45 (2006-09) 8 Steve Williams 233 (2008-11) 7 Steve Williams 45 (2008-11) 9 Joel Perez 231 (1989-92) 9 Matt Parks 44 (2007-10) 9 Scott Crawford 231 (1998-02 10 Two players tied at 42

Most Triples: Most Home Runs: 1 Travis Gray 19 (1994-97) 1 Travis Gray 43 (1994-97) 2 Joèl Perez 18 (1989-92) 2 Richey Burgos 35 (2005-08) 3 Scott Crawford 14 (1998-02) 3 Justin Clarey 31 (2001-04) 4 Brian Gunter 12 (1981-84) 4 Mel Severns 28 (1982-85) 4 Jeff Wine 12 (1998-01) 4 Brian Meier 28 (1983-86) 6 Mel Severns 11 (1982-85) 6 Joèl Perez 23 (1989-92) 6 Scott Dapprich 11 (1994-97) 7 Brad Nelson 22 (1994-97) 6 Kodi Veale 11 (2007-11) 7 Mike Waddell 22 (1997-01) 6 Steve Williams 11 (2008-11) 7 Mark Coulter 22 (1999-02) 9 Three players tied at 10 10 Two players tied at 21

Richey Burgos in Action Travis Gray in Action 33 Cougar Baseball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Highest Batting Average: Most Runs Scored: 1 Jeff Newton .404 (1978-80) 1 Travis Gray 225 (1994-97) 2 Richey Burgos .401 (2005-08) 2 Chris Stanifer 214 (1996-99) 3 Gary Klingel .397 (1994-97) 3 Scott Dapprich 208 (1994-97) 4 Ross Yoder .394 (2007-08) 4 Joèl Perez 200 (1989-92) 5 Chris Stanifer .393 (1996-99) 5 Richey Burgos 185 (2005-08) 6 Travis Gray .385 (1994-97) 6 Scott Crawford 175 (1998-02) 7 Brad Nelson .383 (1994-97) 7 Jeff Wine 173 (1998-01) 8 Josh Roberts .380 (2009-12) 8 Kyle Peters 171 (2003-06) 9 Sean Barrett .378 (1994-98) 8 Josh Estep 171 (2006-09) 10 Two players tied at .376 10 Kodi Veale 164 (2007-11)

Most Runs Batted In: Most Stolen Bases: 1 Travis Gray 236 (1994-97) 1 Joèl Perez 136 (1989-92) 2 Richey Burgos 206 (2005-08) 2 Chris Stanifer 79 (1996-99) 3 Gary Klingel 198 (1994-97) 3 Jordan Doherty 51 (2010-13) 4 Josh Estep 186 (2006-09) 4 Scott Crawford 49 (1998-02) 5 Justin Clarey 175 (2001-04) 5 Jeff Wine 44 (1998-01) 6 Sean Barrett 155 (1994-98) 6 Amner Reyes 43 (1987-89) 7 Brad Nelson 151 (1994-97) 7 Glen Noggle 42 (1978-81) 7 Seth Eller 151 (2011-14) 7 Travis Gray 42 (1994-97) 9 Mark Coulter 147 (1999-02) 9 Arturo Ondina 41 (1984-86) 9 Steve Williams 147 (2008-11) 10 Two players tied at 39

Most Walks: 1 Richey Burgos 137 (2005-08) 2 Travis Gray 104 (1994-97) 3 Arturo Ondina 102 (1984-86) 4 Brian Meier 96 (1983-86) 4 Kyle Peters 96 (2003-06) 6 Paul Loveless 89 (1984-87) 7 Joèl Perez 85 (1989-92) 8 Scott Dapprich 84 (1994-97) 9 Brock Barnhouse 81 (1988-91) 10 Brian Gunter 79 (1981-84)

Justin Clarey in Action Seth Eller in Action 34 Cougar Baseball MVNU CAREER LEADERS

Most Pitching Victories: Lowest Earned Run Average: 1 Mike Patch 37 (1994-97) 1 Marty McLeary 2.35 (1995-97) 1 Andy Heimbach 37 (1997-00) 2 Scott Flemming 2.42 (1978-80) 3 Adam Rowe 33 (2001-04) 3 Mike Patch 2.52 (1994-97) 4 Dave Byard 32 (1997-00) 4 Andy Heimbach 2.58 (1997-00) 5 Mark Coulter 27 (1999-02) 5 Jeff Kuder 2.82 (1986-88) 5 Kyle Barr 27 (2009-12) 7 Marty McLeary 26 (1995-97) Most Innings Pitched: 8 Keith Bryant 24 (1986-89) 1 Adam Rowe 328.2 (2001-04) 8 Nick Schwartz 24 (2002-06) 2 Andy Heimbach 310.1 (1997-00) 8 Mike Laughlin 24 (2004-07) 3 Dave Byard 294.0 (1997-00) 11 Jeff Kuder 22 (1986-88) 4 Kyle Barr 291.1 (2009-12) 11 Jeremiah Armstrong 22 (1996-99) 5 Mike Patch 289.0 (1994-97)

Most Shutouts: Most Strikeouts: 1 Andy Heimbach 17 (1997-00) 1 Andy Heimbach 339 (1997-00) 2 Mike Patch 9 (1994-97) 2 Adam Rowe 321 (2001-04) 3 Kyle Barr 8 (2009-12) 3 Kyle Barr 292 (2009-12) 4 Jeff Kuder 7 (1986-88) 4 Nick Schwartz 256 (2002-06) 5 Two players tied at 6 5 Mike Laughlin 253 (2004-07)

Most Putouts: Most Assists: 1 Chris Iceman 1468 (1996-99) 1 Scott Dapprich 581 (1994-97) 2 Josh Roberts 1159 (2009-12) 2 Travis Gray 491 (1994-97) 3 Justin Clarey 963 (2001-04) 3 Josh Estep 474 (2006-09) 4 Tim Blasczyk 954 (1986-89) 4 Dan Matheney 423 (2001-04) 5 Seth Eller 868 (2011-14) 5 Kyle Peters 420 (2003-06) 6 Ari Yoder 815 (2004-07) 6 Scott Crawford 409 (1998-02) 7 Matt Parks 810 (2007-10) 7 Jason Hall 398 (1998-01) 8 Ty Dendinger 785 (2002-05) 8 Michael Hendren 382 (2008-11) 9 Mark Coulter 681 (1999-02) 9 Ross Yoder 375 (2007-08) 10 Jeff Lavin 680 (1996-00) 10 Jordan Doherty 372 (2010-13)

Mike Laughlin in Action Adam Rowe in Action 35 Cougar Baseball MVNU’S NAIA ALL-AMERICANS

Mel Severns Jeff Kuder Travis Gray First Team 1985 First Team 1988 First Team 1997

Andy Heimbach Justin Clarey Riley Swanson First Team 1999 First Team 2002 & 2004 First Team 2014

Joèl Perez Sean Barrett Marty McLeary Second Team 1990 Second Team 1997 Second Team 1997

Gerry Wetherell, 1985 Joe Lazor, 1986 Conference Keith Bryant, 1987 Pitchers of the Year Brock Barnhouse, 1991 Mike Waddell, 2000 Andy Heimbach, 1998 Jon Barchus, 2003 Dave Byard, 1999 Adam Rowe, 2004 Jeff Lavin, 1999 Levi Curry, 2007 Adam Rowe Mike Waddell, 2000, 2001 Kyle Barr, 2011, 2012 Second Team 2002 Justin Clarey, 2001 Mark Coulter, 2001, 2002 Scott Crawford, 2002 Jon Barchus, 2002 Jason Irish, 2004 Dan Matheney, 2004 Adam Rowe, 2004 Nick Schwartz, 2006 Eddie Smith, 2006 Jon Barchus Ross Yoder, 2007 Second Team2003 Richey Burgos, 2008

Conference Players of the Year Mel Severns, 1985 Joe Lazor, 1986 Joèl Perez, 1990 Troy Balo, 1991 Marcus Misinec, 1994 Gary Klingel, 1996 Travis Gray, 1997 Andy Heimbach, 1999 NAIA H.M. All-Americans Justin Clarey, 2004 K.C. Livensparger, 1979 Richey Burgos, 2008 Tim Belcher, 1983 Riley Swanson, 2014

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The MVNU baseball program has developed a strong tradition of producing players who have gone on to play professional baseball at various levels. Since 1983, the Cougars have had 13 players drafted by major league baseball teams. Seven other players have signed free agent contracts to play professional baseball. Here is the complete list: Name Year Round Drafted Team Tim Belcher 1983 1st Round (#1 Pick) Minnesota Twins Gerry Wetherell 1985 5th Round Detroit Tigers Joe Lazor 1986 5th Round Cincinnati Reds Jeff Kuder 1988 35th Round Pittsburgh Pirates Keith Bryant 1989 36th Round Seattle Mariners Julio Osuna 1989 Free Agent California Angels Amner Reyes 1989 Free Agent Philadelphia Phillies Efrain Montero 1990 50th Round Cleveland Indians Mark Voisard 1992 13th Round Colorado Rockies Shawn Alazaus 1993 13th Round New York Yankees John Boker 1996 19th Round Milwaukee Brewers Marty McLeary 1997 10th Round Boston Red Sox Travis Gray 1997 Free Agent Boston Red Sox Scott Dapprich 1997 Free Agent Evansville Otters Andy Heimbach 1999 8th Round Boston Red Sox Dave Byard 2000 35th Round New York Mets Adam Rowe 2004 20th Round Kansas City Royals Justin Clarey 2005 Free Agent Chillicothe Paints Jon Barchus 2006 Free Agent Traverse City Beach Bums Richey Burgos 2008 Free Agent Chillicothe Paints

Did you know that….. …..Joe Lazor was the starting pitcher for the 1988 Double-A All-Star game in Jacksonville, Florida? …..Jeff Kuder holds a share of the NAIA national record for career no-hitters with three? He also combined on a fourth no-hitter. …..Mark Voisard was actually drafted twice – once by the Toronto Blue Jays in 1991 and once by the Colorado Rockies in 1992? …..Marty McLeary pitched in the Double-A All-Star game in 2001 and the Triple-A All-Star game in 2004? 37 Cougar Baseball MVNU PLAYERS IN THE PROS

Tim Belcher helped to put the MVNU baseball program on the map when he became the first Cougar to be drafted by a professional baseball team. In the June 1983 amateur draft, Belcher was selected as the very first pick in the draft by the Minnesota Twins. He was the first MVNU athlete to have his jersey (#21) retired and was the second member of the Cougar Wall of Fame (1994), and he was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame at the 2004 NAIA World Series. During three years at MVNU, Belcher received numerous accolades. Following his junior season in 1983, he was named to the Sporting News All-American Team and selected as an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American. He threw a no-hitter against Kenyon College during that season and was overpowering in the game with a school-record 18 strikeouts and no walks. Belcher won 146 games with seven different major league teams (Los Angeles Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds, Chicago White Sox, Detroit Tigers, Seattle Mariners, Kansas City Royals, and Anaheim Angels) over 14 seasons. He also won three playoff games as a member of the 1988 world champion Dodgers and was the opening game starter in the World Series in the game where Kirk Gibson hit the dramatic walk-off home run. He led the National League in complete games and shutouts in 1989. He also served as the pitching coach for the Cleveland Indians in 2010 and 2011.

Tim Belcher’s Major League Career Pitching Statistics Years G ERA W-L CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO ’87-00 394 4.16 146-140 42 18 5 2442.0 2423 1253 1130 860 1519 38 Cougar Baseball MVNU PLAYERS IN THE PROS

Marty McLeary became the second former Cougar to reach the Major League level when he made his debut with the San Diego Padres on August 22, 2004, against the Florida Marlins. McLeary appeared in three games in relief for the Padres that season. McLeary was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 10th round of the 1997 amateur baseball draft. After pitching in the Boston minor league system for six years and playing in the Double-A All- Star Game (2001) and the Arizona Fall League (2002), he signed with the Florida Marlins in 2003 and pitched primarily with the Albuquerque Isotopes (Triple-A). He was traded to the San Diego Padres’ organization just prior to Opening Day 2004 and joined the Portland Beavers (Triple-A). He appeared in the 2004 Triple-A All-Star Game and was the Rolaids Relief Man award winner in July 2004. After spending 2005 with the Beavers again, McLeary signed with the Pittsburgh Pirates during the off-season and was invited to Spring Training in 2006. After picking up three wins with the Pirates in Spring Training, McLeary began the 2006 season with the Indianapolis Indians (Triple-A). After posting a 3-4 record with a 2.68 ERA, two saves, and 115 strikeouts in 104 innings of work, he was promoted to Pittsburgh in August. In five appearances with the Pirates including two starts, McLeary posted a 2-0 record with a 2.04 ERA in 17.2 innings. McLeary spent most of the 2007 season with the Indianapolis Indians again although he did make four more appearances with the Pirates. In January 2008, he signed to play for the Lotte Giants – a professional team in the Korea Baseball Organization. He spent most of 2008 in Korea before closing out the season in the Toronto Blue Jays’ minor league system. After spending the entire 2009 season and the start of the 2010 season in the Blue Jays’ system, he closed out his career by going 7-4 with a 5.15 ERA as a starting pitcher for the Nashville Sounds, the Triple-A team of the Milwaukee Brewers. In 438 career minor league appearances that spanned 14 seasons, McLeary posted a 62-80 record with a 4.27 ERA and 936 strikeouts in 1,183.1 innings of work. He also had 25 saves and two career shutouts, and he started 138 games on the mound. Marty McLeary’s Major League Career Pitching Statistics Years G ERA W-L CG SH SV IP H R ER BB SO ’04-07 12 5.28 2-0 0 0 0 29.0 33 19 17 10 17 39 Cougar Baseball COUGAR TESTIMONIALS

“After graduating from high school in the spring of 1980, I was looking for an opportunity to continue my education, play college baseball, and realize my aspiration of becoming a major leaguer. MVNU and the baseball program provided me the opportunity to accomplish that and more! For that, MVNU and those charged with coaching and educating me will forever occupy a special place in my heart.” Tim Belcher Former Major League Pitcher

“The MVNU baseball program means success. You cannot be a part of this program and leave unchanged. Learning the game and refining your skills is expected and will occur. However, learning about life and developing spiritually is the heart of the program. Coach Veale has continued this fine tradition.” Mel Severns 1985 NAIA First Team All-American

“The baseball program at MVNU can be summed up in two words: ‘Winning Tradition.’ This tradition is continuing today with the finest quality of instruction by a staff that knows how to win. Not only is Coach Veale an excellent experienced winning coach, he is also one who cares about his players and will help them develop as individuals.” Brock Barnhouse 1991 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American

“In choosing MVNU, it not only gave me the opportunity to continue my education and baseball career, but it also allowed me to grow spiritually. I am thankful that Coach Veale, who is a man of God and outstanding teacher of the game, gave me the chance to play under his wonderful leadership. It has definitely given me a firm foundation to pursue a professional baseball career.” Marty McLeary Former Major League Pitcher

“The thing that initially attracted me to MVNU was its tremendous baseball tradition. However, I soon found out that the baseball program offered many opportunities for individuals to not only further their baseball skills, but to also further their minds and faith. I can truly say that choosing to play baseball at MVNU was the best decision that I have ever made.” Andy Heimbach 1999 NAIA National Player of the Year 40 Cougar Baseball ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Main Campus Phone: (740) 392-6868 Director of Athletics: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3101 [email protected] Department Secretary: Ms. Hannah Miller, ext. 3100 [email protected] Sports Information Director: Mr. Kirk McDonnell, ext. 3112 [email protected] Athletic Trainer: Mr. Brian Humphrey, ext. 3107 Women’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Daniel Seiffert, ext. 3109 [email protected] Men’s Soccer Coach: Mr. Andrew Belleman, ext. 3104 [email protected] Cross Country/Track and Field Coach: Mr. Chip Wilson, ext. 3111 [email protected] Women’s Volleyball Coach: Mr. Paul Swanson, ext. 3106 [email protected] Men’s Basketball Coach: Mr. Jared Ronai, ext. 3120 [email protected] Women's Basketball Coach: TBA TBA Baseball Coach: Mr. Keith Veale, ext. 3102 [email protected] Fastpitch Softball Coach: Ms. Jeana Howald, ext. 3103 [email protected] Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: Mr. Mike King, ext. 3117 [email protected] Athletic Department Fax: (740) 392-5079 MVNU Sports Website: mvnucougars.com MVNU Sports Facebook: facebook.com/MVNU.Cougars