TABLE OF CONTENTS • USC AIKEN QUICK FACTS

MEDIA INFORMATION All-Time Roster ...... 40-42 Dimensions: 330 (left), 400 (center), National / Regional Honors ...... 43-44 330 (right) Quick Facts ...... 1 PBC / School Honors ...... 44 PBC Regular Season Titles: 1 (’94) USCA Media Outlets ...... 2 Professional Signees ...... 45 PBC Tournament Titles: 2 (’92, ’93) Media Policies ...... 2 Record Book ...... 47-48 Years in NCAA Tournament: 3 THE UNIVERSITY PBC Composite Records ...... IBC Historical Teams ...... IBC ADMINISTRATION Administration • Support Staff ...... 3 2006 OPPONENTS Chancellor: Dr. Tom Hallman Dr. Tom Hallman, Chancellor ...... 4 (The Citadel, 1969) Randy Warrick, AD ...... 4 The Peach Belt Conference ...... 31 Athletic Director: Randy Warrick Athletic Administration ...... 5 2006 PBC Tournament ...... 32 (North Carolina, 1977) History of USC Aiken...... 6 Anderson ...... 33 Faculty Athletic Rep: Dr. Bill Claxon Roberto Hernandez Stadium...... 7-8 Armstrong Atlantic State...... 33 (Centre, 1972) Athletic Facilities ...... 9 Augusta State...... 33 COACHING STAFF Barton...... 33 MEDIA RELATIONS Belmont Abbey ...... 33 Asst. AD/Communications and Kenny Thomas, Head Coach ... 10-11 Bloomsburg ...... 33 Promotions: Brad Fields Michael Holder, Asst. Coach ...... 12 Brevard...... 33 (Centre, 1998) Mark Conner, Asst. Coach ...... 12 Catawba ...... 33 Fields’ Email: [email protected] Student/Volunteer Assistants ...... 25 Chowan ...... 33 Office Phone: 803-641-3252 THE OUTLOOK Claflin ...... 33 Office Fax: 803-641-3759 Coker...... 33 Assistant SID: Lindsey McNeil Season Outlook...... 14-15 Columbus State...... 33 (Michigan State, 2005) Preseason PBC Poll...... 14 Francis Marion ...... 34 McNeil’s Email: [email protected] CBM Preseason Top 30 ...... 14 Georgia College & State ...... 34 Internet Site: www.PacerSports.com Lander ...... 34 PBC Site: www.peachbelt.com 2006 PACERS Limestone...... 34 Roster...... 13 Lincoln Memorial ...... 34 CREDITS Pronunciation Guide...... 13 Newberry ...... 34 Written, Compiled, and Designed Geographic Breakdown...... 13 UNC Pembroke ...... 34 Brad Fields Davis, Derhak...... 16 North Georgia...... 34 Editor Kinney, Kowalchuk ...... 17 North Greenville ...... 34 Brad Fields Wadowski, N. Wandless...... 18 Pfeiffer ...... 34 Assistant Editors Cooper, Joehnk, Paul ...... 19 Presbyterian ...... 34 Randy Warrick, Tim Hall, Angie Rucker, Sheehan, Tankersley ...... 20 Saint Andrews ...... 34 Osbon, Lindsey McNeil Creech, Johnson, Mitchell ...... 21 USC Upstate ...... 35 Cover Design Pui, Spivey, S. Wandless ...... 22 Opponents SID Directory ...... 35 Jeff Mastromonico Yarbrough ...... 23 SPONSORS INDEX Photography Credits Newcomers ...... 23-25 Rodney Hair, Jimmy Carter, Brad Redshirted Players ...... 25 Regions Bank ...... IFC Fields, Scott Webster, Ginny Johnson Motor Company ...... 25 2005 REVIEW Southworth, Larry Gleason, Todd Domino’s Pizza ...... 42 Drexler, Kevin Britton, Todd Lista Season in Review ...... 26 First Citizens Bank ...... 42 Printing Final Statistics ...... 27 Quality Inn & Suites...... 46 Another Printer, Columbia, S.C. Final Results ...... 28 Alltel ...... 46 Final PBC Standings ...... 29 DeMarini ...... 46 ON THE COVER PBC All-Conference ...... 29 Picture: The PBC Players of the Week...... 29 GENERAL INFORMATION Pacers six PBC Pitchers of the Week...... 29 Location: 471 University Parkway seniors in front South Atlantic All-Region Teams ... 29 Aiken, S.C. 29801 of Roberto PBC Statistical Leaders ...... 30 Founded/Enrollment: 1961 / 3,258 Hernandez PROGRAM HISTORY Nickname: Pacers Stadium, site Colors: Cardinal, Navy, and White of the 2006 Roberto Hernandez ...... 7 National Affiliation: NCAA Div. II Peach Belt Pacers vs. Opponents ...... 35 Conference: Peach Belt Conference Coaching History ...... 36 Stadium: Roberto Hernandez (1,000) Tournament. Year-by-Year Results ...... 37-39 Surface: Natural Grass (Bermuda)

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 1 MEDIA INFORMATION • WEB CASTS • PACERSPORTS.COM The Sports Information Depart- ment is pleased to assist you with the Primary Media Outlets coverage of USC Aiken . The Aiken Standard WJBF-TV (Channel 6) We provide pre-game information, PO Box 456 PO Box 1404 statistics, publicity photos, and other Aiken, S.C. 29802 1001 Reynolds Street information. P: (803) 648-2311 F: 648-6052 Augusta, Ga. 30901 Publicity surrounding the base- Larry Taylor, Sports Editor P: (706) 828-7307 F: 724-6329 ball program is handled by Brad [email protected] John Hart, Sports Director Fields, Assistant Athletic Director for [email protected] Communications and Promotions. The Augusta Chronicle Tara Miller, Asst. Sports Director He can be reached at (803) 641- 725 Broad Street [email protected] 3252, via fax at (803) 641-3759, or Augusta, Ga. 30901 via email at [email protected]. P: (800) 622-6358 F: (706) 823-3408 WRDW-TV (Channel 12) John Boyette, Sports Editor PO Box 1212 Credentials [email protected] Augusta, Ga. 30903-1212 All requests for print, radio, and Chris Gay, Sports Writer 1301 Georgia Avenue television credentials should be [email protected] North Augusta, S.C. 29841 made as soon as possible prior to an Daniel Spears, Sports Writer P: (803) 278-3111 F: 442-4561 event by contacting Brad Fields. [email protected] Prentice Elliott, Sports Director Only working media who have [email protected] requested a pass in advance will be The State Kevin Faigle, Asst. Sports Director allowed access to the press box at PO Box 1333 [email protected] Roberto Hernandez Stadium. Columbia, S.C. 29202 P: (803) 771-8419 F: 771-8613 WAGT-TV (Channel 26) Interviews [email protected] PO Box 1526 To arrange an interview with Bob Gillespie, Staff Writer 905 Broad Street Head Coach Kenny Thomas or any [email protected] Augusta, Ga. 30901 of the players, please contact the P: (706) 826-0026 F: 724-4028 Sports Information Office at least 24 Associated Press Chris Kane, Sports Director hours in advance. P: (803) 799-6418 F: 252-2913 Darin Wernig, Asst. Sports Director Post-game interviews can be [email protected] [email protected] conducted in front of the home dugout on the field, in the players Left: The official web site of USCA Athletics not only got a new look to start lounge behind the home dugout (or the 2003-04 school year, but a new at an alternate marked location) address as well. PacerSports.com is your following the NCAA’s recommended home on the World 10-minute cooling off period following Wide Web for all Pacer Athletics. the conclusion of the game. The Also featured is locker room is closed to the media. one of the biggest innovations, video Visiting Radio clips available for download. One phone line is available in the press box at Roberto Hernandez Stadium with limited off campus calling. Advanced notice is re- quested by calling the Sports Infor- USC AIKEN BASEBALL ON THE INTERNET mation Office at least 72 hours prior USC Aiken fans who live outside the Aiken area can still follow Pacer to game day. Baseball games live by logging on the Internet at the following address: Visiting radio will be placed in a private radio booth located on the www.PacerSports.com right side of the press box. There you will see a link for LIVE STATS and a link for LIVE AUDIO WEB CASTS. Follow the directions to see “real time stats” for home games or Press Box Phone Number live web casts for selected home contests. The phone number for contacting Media can obtain all current information on Pacer Baseball by visiting this the press box is 803-641-2864. home page on the Internet. The site offers information on all USCA sports, as well as links to the Peach Belt Conference and the NCAA.

2 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions ADMINISTRATION • ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF

Administration Chancellor 641-3434 Academic Affairs 641-3201 Student Life 641-3588 External Affairs 641-3448 Faculty Ath. Rep. Dr. Tom Hallman Dr. Suzanne Ozment Dr. Deb Kladivko Dr. Deidre Martin Dr. Bill Claxon Randy Warrick 641-3402 Chancellor Executive Vice Vice Chancellor for Vice Chancellor for Faculty Athletic Athletic Director Athletic Director Chancellor for Student Life and University Representative 641-3406 Academic Affairs Services Advancement Fall Sports Cross Country 646-5740 Men’s Soccer 641-3717 Women’s Soccer 641-3651 Volleyball 641-3373 Brandon Aiken Vince Alexander Ray Bolen Mike Brandt Jacqueline Brown Michael Carlisle Winter Sports Head Athletic Head Men’s Assistant Softball Head Women’s Administrative Head Golf Coach Men’s Basketball Trainer Basketball Coach Coach Basketball Coach Specialist 641-3438 W. Basketball 641-3491 Cheerleading 641-3301 Dance Team 641-3301 Pep Band 641-3247

Spring Sports Baseball 641-3410 Will Condon Mark Conner Steven Dahm Nate Davis Brad Fields Tim Hall Softball Head Volleyball Assistant Baseball Head Men’s and Assistant Men’s Assistant AD/ Associate AD/ 641-3462 Coach Coach Women’s Tennis Basketball Coach Communications & Administration & Golf Coach Promotions/SID External Services 641-3528 Men’s Tennis 641-3357 Women’s Tennis 641-3357

Support Staff Athletic Training 641-3367 Compliance 641-3331 Sports Information Michael Holder Janet Joy Joe Kucharski Lindsey McNeil Ike Ofoje Angie Osbon 641-3252 Assistant Baseball Cheerleading/ Public Address Assistant Sports Head Men’s Assistant AD/ SAAC Coach Dance Team Announcer Information Director Soccer Coach Business & Student 641-3301 Athlete Serv./SWA Athletic Dept. Fax 641-3441 SID Fax 641-3759 Press Row 641-3613 Press Box 641-2864

Note: Area code for all numbers listed above is Mary Perry Jerry Snyder Kenny Thomas Susan Vodicka Jill Wosmek (803). Assistant Women’s Head Softball Head Baseball Head Women’s Assistant Athletic Basketball Coach Coach Coach Soccer Coach Trainer

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 3 CHANCELLOR • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Dr. Thomas Hallman USC Aiken Chancellor Education Administration from the Enrollment Services and Institutional University of South Carolina in 1993. Planning Division. Additionally, he Professionally, his resume served as institutional liaison with includes a diverse set of experiences. several regional groups in matters Dr. Hallman has served as an Infantry related to sponsored research and officer in the 82nd Airborne Division, a local economic development. high school teacher and coach, co- He is a past Chairman of the owner and Creative Director of an Board of Directors of the Aiken advertising agency, executive director Chamber of Commerce, past of a school-to-work initiative, and 23 President of the Aiken Kiwanis Club, years of work in public higher founding member and past Chairman education in South Carolina. of the Aiken Co. Forum, and a former Since 1983, he has worked in Chair of Leadership Aiken County. various administrative roles at USC Dr. Hallman just completed a Tom Hallman is in his fifth full Aiken. Dr. Hallman served as Interim one-year team as President of the year as Chancellor at USC Aiken. Chancellor as the University Peach Belt Conference for 2003-04. He was born in Charleston, S.C., and conducted its search for a new Tom is married to the former earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in chancellor following the retirement of Susan West, of Woodruff, S.C., a Political Science from The Citadel in Dr. Robert Alexander in June 2000. Nurse Practitioner with a private 1969. He later earned a Master’s of Dr. Hallman has also served as Vice practice in Augusta, Ga. They have Education degree from The Citadel, Chancellor for Administration. In that two children, David who is 15 and and was awarded a Ph.D. in Higher job, he was responsible for the Caroline who is 13.

Randy Warrick Director of Athletics coach in 1989-90. As baseball coach, straight years. He earned his Warrick compiled a 392-146 record, Bachelor’s of Arts degree in while earning various coaching Education in 1977 and then his awards. In 1986 his team advanced Master’s of Arts in Teaching in 1978. to the College World Series, the While earning his master’s degree, highlight of his coaching career. he served as a graduate assistant Warrick was born in Rocky Mount, baseball coach. In the same season, N.C. and attended Rocky Mount High the team advanced to the College School. He was an All-Conference World Series. player in football, basketball, and Warrick is a member of the baseball. Upon graduation from high College Athletic Management’s school, Warrick went to Louisburg Editorial Board, PBC Strategic Junior College where he played Planning Committee, PBC Awards baseball for two years. Committee, NCAA Division II AD’s Randy Warrick is in his 20th year In 1975, Warrick earned his Association Board of Directors, as Director of Athletics at the Associate of Arts degree from Greater Augusta Sports Council University of South Carolina Aiken. Louisburg and was drafted by the Board, and is the chairman of the He was hired at USCA in 1978 as , but decided to NCAA Division II National Golf head baseball coach and intramural stay in school. Committee. director and has served many Warrick then moved on to the Warrick is married to Martha different duties during his tenure. University of North Carolina at Chapel Blankenship Warrick of Augusta, Ga. While coaching baseball for 11 Hill, where he received a two-year They have one child, Tripp, who is 14 years, Warrick also served as an baseball scholarship. While at North years old. The Warrick family resides assistant basketball coach during the Carolina he earned Atlantic Coast in North Augusta, S.C. 1978-79 season and acting golf Conference All-Academic honors two

4 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Associate Athletic Director/ Assistant Athletic Director/ Administration & External Services Business & Student Services, SWA Tim Hall Angie Osbon (South Carolina, 1990 (USC Aiken, 1992 South Carolina, 1992) South Carolina, 1996)

Tim Hall is in his 15th year as a Angie Osbon is in her seventh year member of the USC Aiken athletic as a member of the USC Aiken athletic department. Hall first joined the department. Osbon became the program in 1990 as a graduate assistant. In 1993 he was hired department’s business manager in 1999. Through the years on as the university’s fulltime NCAA Compliance Coordinator. she has earned a number of other titles, including Senior In August 1997, the Batesburg-Leesville native was promoted to Woman Administrator, Student Athlete Advisory Committee Assistant Athletic Director. In September 2003, Hall was Advisor, and Cheerleading and Dance Team Co-Head Coach. promoted again, this time to the position of Associate Athletic In September 2003, the Aiken, S.C., native was promoted to the Director for Administration and External Services. position of Assistant Athletic Director for Business and Student In this role, Hall oversees NCAA compliance and academic Services. support. In addition, he assists with home game administration Osbon earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Business and fundraising. Administration from USC Aiken in 1992. In 1996, Osbon A 1990 graduate of the University of South Carolina, Hall received her Master’s in Business Administration from the received his Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Administration. In University of South Carolina. 1992, he earned a Master’s in Student Personnel Services from In 2002 Osbon was named student organization advisor of USC as well. the year and was selected to the Who’s Who Among In his time at USCA, Hall has been on a number of campus Cheerleading Coaches. In addition, She has been a member of committees including the first year academic advisor program the first year academic advisor program and a staff facilitator for and the enrollment management action team in the strategic orientation. planning process. The former Angie Mathis is married to Rick Osbon and they Hall is married to the former Jenny Fulmer and they have have three children, Reagan, Gemma, and Sterling. two sons, Jordan and Ethan.

Assistant Athletic Director/ Head Athletic Trainer Communications and Promotions Brad Fields Brandon Aiken (Centre College, 1998) (St. Andrews College, 1997)

Brad Fields is in his seventh year as Brandon Aiken is in his sixth year as head of the Sports Information Depart- head athletic trainer at USC Aiken. ment at USC Aiken. After serving as Aiken, a native of Sturgeon Bay, WI, Sports Information Director for five joined the USCA training staff in 1997 years, he was promoted to Assistant Athletic Director for as a graduate assistant. He served in that capacity for three Communications and Promotions in August 2003. years until stepping into the head position in 2000. Fields oversees the publicity and game management of all 11 The 32-year-old is a 1997 graduate of Saint Andrews intercollegiate sports at USCA. In his time as SID at USCA, Presbyterian College in Laurinburg, N.C., where he received his Fields has won five citations for excellence in publications by the Bachelor’s of Science in Sports Medicine. Aiken is certified by College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA) and the including “Fourth in the Nation” honors for his 2003-04 men's National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). golf guide, his 2001 baseball media guide, and “Third in the Aiken has also served as assistant and head athletic trainer Nation” honors for the 2005 baseball media guide. In January, at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center in Aiken, S.C., for more than he received a “First in the District” CoSIDA writing award. three years. At Hitchcock, he worked with high school, college, Other innovations Fields has been responsible for include live and professional athletes as well as general outpatient rehabili- stats, live audio broadcasts for home and away events, and tation. PacerSports.com, the web site of the USCA athletic department. The training room, located in the Student Activities Center on The 30-year-old Ashland, Ky., native earned his Bachelor’s of the northeast side of “The Courthouse” gymnasium, offers Science in Economics and Spanish from Centre College modern equipment and techniques to assist in the prevention (Danville, Ky.) in 1998. He served as Assistant Sports Informa- and rehabilitation of injuries. tion Director at Centre during his four years as a student. Fields is active within the ranks of Division II, serving as the Daktronics Women's Basketball Division II South Atlantic All- Region Coordinator for the past two years. Fields is married to the former Julie Krug of Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 5 THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN The University of South Carolina An apartment Aiken was chartered in 1961 after complex for entering into an agreement with the students, Pacer University of South Carolina to Downs, was establish a two-year center in Aiken. ready for The Aiken Center opened its occupancy in fall doors in September 1961 to 139 of 1984. More students. Temporarily housed in construction Banksia, a renovated mansion in the additions to the Aiken, the Center consisted of three campus included full-time faculty members (one of completion of the whom served as Director of the Etherredge Center). Center, Ruth In 1968, the Center underwent Patrick Science an institutional self-study and was Education Center, accredited by the Southern the Business and Association of Colleges and Schools Education Building and the Alan B. of baccalaureate degree programs. as a branch of the University of Miller Nursing Building. Additional In that same year, USCA received South Carolina and as a junior land was acquired increasing the approval as a four-year branch college. The first associate degrees campus to 400 acres. campus by the Board of Trustees of were awarded in June 1968. Academic and organizational the University of South Carolina and The campus of USC Aiken changes also occurred rapidly. The USCA was designated a Recognized moved from Banksia to its present faculty formalized its organizational Candidate for Senior College site in 1972 and physical changes structure and redefined its role in the Accreditation. In September 1976, began to occur rapidly. At first, the governance of the institution in 1974- the Board of Trustees granted permanent campus consisted of 100 75. Also, the students reorganized academic autonomy to the Aiken acres and one multipurpose building their governing body and more Campus. The first bachelor’s which housed all university precisely defined their role on degrees were granted in May 1977 operations. A library was completed campus; the administration and staff and USCA became a fully accredited in 1975 and additional land was structures were overhauled and senior college. donated increasing the campus to expanded to meet the demands of the Presently, the college community 144 acres. In October 1977, the growing academic programs. is comprised of more than 3,300 Student Activities Center was When the full-time equivalent students, over 100 full-time faculty, opened. A classroom building was student enrollment reached 1,066 in approximately 110 staff members, occupied in 1978 and one year later, the fall of 1975, the Aiken Campus and 28 administrators. USCA an auxiliary services building was was permitted to plan for senior level awards bachelor’s degrees in more added. courses, as well as create a number than 20 major areas of study, an associate degree in nursing, master’s degrees in two areas, and offers a varied program of continuing education courses for the wider community. Today USC Aiken offers students a liberal education designed to develop an understanding of human experience which will equip them for life in a free society. To accomplish this, the University provides students with an opportunity to discover learning processes which enable them to grow personally and socially. It promotes students’ interaction within a community of active scholars and artists, and it encourages students to use the knowledge which they gain to deal with the problems of a rapidly changing world.

6 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM • ALUMNUS ROBERTO HERNANDEZ ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITY SERVES AS PACERS’ HOME Following several successful dium is the latest addition to the A clubhouse, players’ lounge, years at J.H. Satcher Field, USC facilites at USC Aiken. coaches offices, modern press box Aiken Baseball opened a new This 1,000-seat, state-of-the-art with separate radio broadcast booth, chapter in its storied history. stadium features a beautiful grass training facilites, top-of-the-line Opened September 18, 2003, the surface with all the amenities of a top- scoreboard with message center, and Roberto Hernandez Baseball Sta- notch Division I ballpark. 850 covered seats are among the highlights. But the crown jewel is the Roberto Hernandez Hall of Fame Room. Designed to display the program’s rich heritage, generous donations by Hernandez himself got the Hall of Fame off to a roaring start. “It means a lot to me to give to USC Aiken,” said Hernandez, a 15- year veteran and two-time Major League All-Star. “Maybe there will be another Roberto Hernandez to play at USC Aiken. If it wasn’t for this school, I would not be here today.” The inaugural game was played on January 31, 2004 versus Carson- Newman. ROBERTO HERNANDEZ FORMER USC AIKEN PACER AND 15-YEAR MLB VETERAN Roberto Hernandez came to recorded 38 saves and helped Chi- For his career, Hernandez is 64- USC Aiken as a sophomore after cago to the AL West championship. 65 with 324 saves and a 3.33 ERA. spending one season as a catcher at After six seasons with the White He has appeared in 892 games, the University of Connecticut. Sox, Hernandez was tossed 961.1 major league innings, Upon his arrival, the USCA traded to the San and struck out 866 batters. coaching staff transformed him into a Francisco Giants in Currently ranked 10th all-time in dominating pitcher. 1997 where he went 5- saves, Hernandez is second among In his one season, Hernandez 2 with a 2.48 ERA in 28 Latin-born pitchers. He is also a two- posted a 10-2 record with 97 appearances (LEFT: time All-Star. in 94.0 innings pitched. At ROOKIE CARD). Recognized by “The Sporting the plate, he belted 19 home runs. In 1998, Hernandez News” for three-consecutive years as Hernandez led the Pacers to the began his three-year stint with the a “Good Guy in Sports”, Hernandez 1986 NAIA College World Series and Tampa Bay Devil Rays and for the has made a habit of giving back. was named to the All-Tournament 2001 and 2002 seasons, he was the Aside from the one-million dollar team. closer for the Kansas City Royals. donation to build Roberto Hernandez After his one season with the Hernandez signed as a free agent Stadium, he has been involved with Pacers, Hernandez was the 16th pick with the prior to the Gloves for Kids, RBI (Reviving of the first round in the 1986 Major 2003 season and served as a setup Baseball in the Inner Cities), and an League Baseball draft, selected by man for closer John Smoltz. autograph show to benefit the the California Angels. After stints with the Philadelphia hurricane disaster relief fund for Following five plus seasons in Phillies in 2004 and then with the New Puerto Rico in the winter of 1998. the minor leagues, Hernandez made York Mets in 2005, Hernandez signed Hernandez is married to Ivonne his debut with the Chicago White a 2.75 million dollar, one-year deal and the couple has three children: Sox. In his first full season, he with the for 2006. Kairy, Roberto, Jr., and Jose.

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 7 MORE ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM

Clubhouse of the stadium. This is where the Pacers will Front, ground level view of the stadium. The beautiful truly feel the luxury of their new home. structure is framed by a collection of Palmetto trees.

Stands of the stadium. Almost 850 of the stadium’s 1,000 The crown jewel of the baseball complex is the Roberto seats are covered, protecting fans from any unwelcome Hernandez Hall of Fame room highlighting the rich history elements. of USC Aiken Baseball.

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN STADIUM HISTORY

First Pitch in Stadium History Largest Crowd Pack-The-Park Day Steve Dunham tossed the first pitch A record crowd of 1,185 filled the USC Aiken players signed auto- in Roberto Hernandez Stadium stadium on April 10, 2005 to watch graphs and greeted fans on Pack- history on January 31, 2004. USCA defeat rival Augusta State 6-5. the-Park Day, March 28, 2004.

8 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions USC AIKEN ATHLETIC FACILITIES Set to open in early 2007, the 4,000-seat Convocation Center will become the centerpiece of the USC Aiken Athletic Department. With a groundbreaking ceremony on December 9, 2005, construction in earnest began with a 14-month time table laid out for the project’s comple- tion. Funding for the 17 million dollar, 100,000 square foot facility came from both public and private sources. The building will house the entire USCA Athletic Department, have one main competition floor as well as two additional practice floors, multiple locker rooms, a weight room, meet- USC Aiken Convocation Center ing spaces, and other amenities. Future Home of the Pacers

“The Courthouse” J.H. Satcher Field The 2,500-seat arena currently serves as the home for Formerly the home of USCA baseball, Satcher Field is USC Aiken volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball. now one of the best D-II softball facilities in the Southeast.

“Pacer Pit” Soccer Field Tennis Complex Palmetto Golf Course Home for USC Aiken men’s and Located next to J.H. Satcher Softball Founded in 1892, Palmetto is recog- women’s soccer. The complex has a Field, the USC Aiken Tennis Complex nized as the fourth oldest golf course field house located on the east end is the home of men’s and women’s in the . It serves as the with locker rooms and offices. Field tennis. The complex includes seven home of USC Aiken golf and host for has a seating capacity of 700. lighted courts and seating for 150. the Palmetto Intercollegiate in March.

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 9 HEAD COACH KENNY THOMAS Kenny Thomas Head Coach

In six seasons as head coach of Reds. All-American Ashley Farr the USC Aiken baseball program, signed as a free agent, also the Kenny Thomas is on the door step of Reds organization. 200 wins and has re-established the Once a perennial Division II Pacers as one of the premier teams in power, the Pacers returned to the the tough Peach Belt Conference, national rankings early in 2002 and in Division II baseball. following a four-year absence. This past season, Thomas’ USCA rose as high as 15th before Pacers posted their most successful placing 20th in the final poll of the season in a dozen years. With a 40- season. Since then, the Pacers 19 overall mark, USCA went 16-14 in have been a regular in the national the PBC, finishing fourth, and advanc- poll, finishing 12th in the final one of ing to the program’s third NCAA the 2005 season. Tournament appearance. In Thomas’ first season, the It gave the program five-straight Pacers finished with a winning 30-win seasons, tying the longest record, 29-27, for the first time in PERSONAL such streak in the school’s NCAA three seasons. Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee history. Before taking the helm at USC Date Hired at USCA: July 1, 1999 Two short seasons ago, Thomas Aiken, Thomas spent 12 seasons as notched his 150th win in an 11-2 the head coach at Volunteer State EDUCATION victory over in-state non-conference Community College in Gallatin, High School: Stratford (Nashville) foe Claflin University. On February Tenn.At Volunteer State, Thomas College: Trevecca Nazarene, 12, 2002, USC Aiken knocked off amassed a 520-223 record including 1978; Played baseball from Limestone College 14-8 to hand six division crowns, eight regional 1975-78 Thomas his 100th career victory while appearances, and two Junior Col- his 50th win came on April 4, 2001 in lege World Series appearances, all COLLEGE COACHING CAREER a dramatic 8-6 victory over Newberry while playing in the tough Tennessee USC Aiken in 10 innings. Junior College Athletic Association. 2005 40-19 .678 In 2004, the Pacers opened the In his first year at Volunteer 2004 30-26 .536 1,000-seat Roberto Hernandez State, Thomas won 38 games. 2003 30-24 .556 Stadium of which Thomas and 2002 37-19 .661 Athletic Director Randy Warrick were 2001 30-25 .545 instrumental in securing a one million 2000 29-27 .518 dollar donation from the 15-year Total ...... 196-140 .583 veteran. Since the stadium’s opening, USCA is JUNIOR COLLEGE CAREER 59-22 at the state-of-the-art ballpark Volunteer State CC for a .728 winning percentage. In 1999 52-13 .800 addition, USC Aiken will host the 2006 1998 50-10 .833 Peach Belt Conference Baseball 1997 45-15 .750 Tournament as it returns from an 1996 38-21 .644 eight-year hiatus. 1995 41-23 .641 Thomas has seen his fair share of 1994 43-13 .768 student-athletes go on to play profes- 1993 43-20 .683 sionally. Most recently, a pair of 1992 43-16 .729 Pacer players signed professional 1991 44-17 .721 contracts with Major League Baseball 1990 41-27 .603 organizations. Former third baseman 1989 42-18 .700 Bradley Key capped off his record 1988 38-30 .559 setting 2004 season by being drafted Photo credit: Todd Drexler. Total ...... 520-223 .700 in the 48th round and signing a minor Above: Thomas during the 2005 NCAA South Atlantic league contact with the Cincinnati Regional hosted by North in Jacksonville, Fla.

10 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions HEAD COACH KENNY THOMAS Only one other time in his 12 sea- sons would he win less than 41. He was named Coach of the Year in 1989, 1993-96, and 1998 by his fellow coaches and was selected in 1995 and 1999 as the National Junior College Athletic Association Eastern District Coach of the Year. Thomas’ success has not gone unnoticed by the community. Over the past five seasons, the Pacers have finished in the top 15 in Divi- sion II in home attendance. On April 10, in a thrilling 6-5 win over rival Augusta State, the Pacers set a new school single game attendance mark with 1,185 fans as part of a “Pack-the-Park” promotion. Thomas has also instilled in his team the confidence needed to win Photo credit: Larry Gleason. the big games as the Pacers have Above: Thomas gives his team some pregame instructions before the Pacers’ game with Carson-Newman. The won 49 games played against January 31st game was the inaugural game for Roberto Hernandez Stadium. ranked opponents in the past six Musial summer league team. In nine THOMAS’ RECORD VS. OPPONENTS seasons, including nine in 2005. summers, he led his team to a Alabama-Huntsville ...... 1-2 As a player, Thomas earned national championship (1985), a Anderson ...... 3-1 Armstrong Atlantic State ...... 10-8 NAIA All-American honors his senior runner-up finish (1986), and a third Augusta State ...... 11-7 year as a catcher while at Trevecca place finish (1984). Barton ...... 4-4 Nazarene University in Nashville, Thomas also became a local Bellarmine ...... 3-0 Belmont Abbey ...... 1-3 Tenn. scout for the Yankees Brevard ...... 4-1 Following his graduation in 1978, (1980-81), Cincinnati Reds (1981-82), Brewton-Parker ...... 1-0 Thomas began coaching a Stan and St. Louis Cardinals (1982-88). Carson-Newman ...... 3-5 Catawba ...... 5-4 After becoming head coach at Volun- Claflin ...... 2-0 teer State, Thomas remained with the Coker ...... 2-0 Columbus State ...... 6-12 Cardinals organization in a part time Cumberland (Tenn.) ...... 1-2 capacity until 1995. Erskine ...... 1-0 He has served as a hitting instruc- Fairmont State ...... 2-0 Florida Tech...... 1-0 tor at the famous Stan Saleski Base- Francis Marion ...... 9-9 ball Camp in Dayton, Ohio as well as Georgia ...... 0-2 conducting his own Kenny Thomas Georgia College & State ...... 7-11 Kennesaw State ...... 3-15 Winter Baseball Academy. Started in Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 1-0 1990 with 12 kids, Thomas’ camps, Lander ...... 13-5 winter and summer, quickly grew to Limestone ...... 5-2 Lincoln Memorial ...... 13-4 over 400 students by 1999. Lindsey Wilson ...... 4-2 Thomas has coached 43 players Martin Methodist ...... 3-0 Milligan ...... 2-0 who have gone on to be drafted in Newberry ...... 11-3 professional baseball drafts, 70 All- UNC Pembroke ...... 12-6 Conference players, six conference North Florida ...... 5-15 North Greenville ...... 8-0 Players of the Year, 11 All-Americans, Presbyterian ...... 3-5 and one National Player of the Year. St. Andrews ...... 2-0 Thomas is also involved in the Saint Augustine ...... 1-0 USC Upstate ...... 10-9 local community. His work with the Southern Indiana ...... 4-1 Aiken AMBUCS club has garnered Taylor ...... 1-0 him honors by that organization that Trevecca Nazarene ...... 1-1 West Florida ...... 1-0 serves to award college scholarships West Virginia State ...... 5-1 Photo credit: USC Aiken Sports Information. to physically handicapped high school West Virginia Tech ...... 9-0 Above: Thomas with his wife, Judy, at their home in Wingate ...... 0-2 Aiken, S.C. students. Total (at USCA) ...... 196-140

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 11 ASSISTANT COACH MICHAEL HOLDER • ASSISTANT COACH MARK CONNER Michael Holder Assistant Coach

Michael Holder begins his second State University in May 2001 with a season as assistant coach for the Bachelor’s of Science degree in USC Aiken baseball program. He Education. As a player, he was a came to USCA from his volunteer four-year letterwinner as a catcher for assistant coaching position at Georgia Southern University (1995- Vanderbilt University. 99). A native of Evans, Ga., Holder spent three seasons with the Commo- dores mentoring the catchers and overseeing field preparation at Hawkins Field. In the summer of 2003, Holder served as an assistant coach for the Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious Cape Cod League. EDUCATION Prior to his arrival at Vanderbilt, College: Bachelor’s of Science in Holder spent two seasons as an Education from Augusta State assistant coach at Greenbrier High University, 2001 School followed by a one-year stint as an assistant at Middle Georgia Playing Exp: Four-year catcher at College. Georgia Southern (1995-99) Holder graduated from Augusta

Mark Conner Assistant Coach

Mark Conner also begins his (1996-99), his Cumberland squads second season as assistant coach for appeared in three NAIA World the USC Aiken baseball program. Series. Conner came to USCA from Indian Conner earned his Bachelor’s of Hills Community College located in Arts and Master’s of Arts degrees in Centerville, Iowa. Education from Cumberland in 1999. As an assistant coach for the nationally-ranked junior college, Conner worked with pitchers and catchers, and managed the strength and conditioning program. He also served as head coach of the junior varsity baseball program. Prior to 2005, Conner was an assistant coach for Cumberland EDUCATION University for four seasons and served College: Bachelor’s of Arts and as the recruiting coordinator. Master’s of Arts in Education from As a player at Cumberland, Cumberland University, 1999 Conner was a four-year standout catcher, earning Mid-South All- Playing Exp: Four-year catcher at Conference honors in 1998. A mem- Cumberland (Tenn.) (1996-99) ber of four conference championships

12 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 ROSTER • PRONUNCIATION GUIDE • GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN

2006 USC AIKEN BASEBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Player Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown Last School 1 Zach Cooper OF Jr. 5-7 165 R/R North Augusta, S.C. North Augusta HS 2 Jon Paul LHP Jr. 5-8 155 L/L Prosperity, S.C. Mid Carolina HS 4 Matt Spivey IF So. 5-8 160 R/R Summerville, S.C. Summerville HS 5 Gary Lee RHP Jr. 6-3 200 R/R Chesapeake, Va. Mars Hill College 6 Ken Raborn 3B Fr. 5-10 180 R/R Evans, Ga. Evans HS 7 Ian Kowalchuk 3B Sr. 5-11 170 R/R St. Catharines, Ont. Sir Winston Churchill HS 8 Steven Kinney 1B Sr. 5-11 190 L/R Duncan, S.C. Armstrong Atlantic State 9 Tim Steflik RHP Fr. 6-0 175 R/R Evans, Ga. Evans HS 10 Ben Tankersley 2B Jr. 5-7 155 R/R Evans, Ga. Presbyterian College 13 Ryan Mitchell RHP So. 6-1 170 R/R Hartsville, S.C. Hartsville HS 15 Brad Johnson OF So. 5-10 175 R/R Gilbert, S.C. Gilbert HS 16 Bobby Phibbs C Fr. 5-11 220 R/R Lexington, S.C. Lexington HS 17 Robert Davis C Sr. 5-11 215 R/R Evans, Ga. Manatee CC 18 Mike Wadowski 1B/OF Sr. 5-10 190 L/L Northville, Mich. Troy University 20 Steven Spire RHP Fr. 6-3 185 R/R Swansea, S.C. Swansea HS 22 Montoya Young OF Fr. 5-11 170 R/R LaGrange, Ga. LaGrange HS 23 Taylor RHP Fr. 5-11 180 R/R Cheraw, S.C. Chesterfield HS 24 John Sherrer C Fr. 5-9 170 R/R LaGrange, Ga. LaGrange HS 25 Darryl Pui OF So. 6-0 180 R/R Thornhill, Ont. Thornhill HS 26 Mark Yarbrough LHP So. 5-11 180 L/L Hephzibah, Ga. Westminster HS 27 Chris Sheehan OF Jr. 5-10 200 L/L Downers Grove, Ill. Lemont HS 28 Mike Kingsley RHP Jr. 6-1 200 R/R Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Brevard CC 29 Scott Wandless OF/P So. 6-0 205 L/L Evans, Ga. Greenbrier HS 30 Marc Joehnk SS Jr. 6-0 170 R/R Lynnwood, Wash. Edmonds CC 31 Nick Wandless RHP Sr. 6-1 210 R/R Evans, Ga. Greenbrier HS 32 Casey Derhak 2B/P Sr. 6-0 185 L/R Palm Bch Grdns, Fla. Brevard CC 34 Peden Rucker LHP Jr. 6-2 200 L/L Lexington, S.C. White Knoll HS 37 Pete Pignatiello RHP Jr. 5-11 180 R/R Mokena, Ill. South Suburban CC 38 Brad Ramsbotham OF Fr. 6-0 160 R/R Evans, Ga. Greenbrier HS 39 Beau Hill RHP Fr. 6-3 225 R/R Aiken, S.C. Spartanburg Methodist 40 Dominic Creech RHP So. 6-3 190 R/R Barnwell, S.C. Barnwell HS

COACHING STAFF 19 Kenny Thomas Head Coach (Trevecca Nazarene, 1978), Seventh Season 11 Michael Holder Assistant Coach (Augusta State, 2001), Second Season 33 Mark Conner Assistant Coach (Cumberland University, 1999), Second Season 12 Jamie Bennett Volunteer Assistant Coach, First Season 21 Pat Jones Student Assistant Coach, First Season

PRONUNCIATON GUIDE GEOGRAPHIC BREAKDOWN 32 Casey DERHAK DER-hack South Carolina ...... 12 30 Marc JOEHNK JOIN-ck Georgia ...... 10 2 IAN KOWALCHUK EE-an Ka-WALL-chuck Canada...... 2 37 Pete PIGNATIELLO PIG-na-TELL-oh Florida ...... 2 25 Darryl PUI POO-ee Illinois ...... 2 6 Ken RABORN RAY-born Michigan ...... 1 38 Brad RAMSBOTHAM RAMS-baah-thum New Hampshire...... 1 34 PEDEN Rucker PAY-den Virginia ...... 1 9 Tim STEFLIK STEPH-flick Washington ...... 1 10 Ben TANKERSLEY TANK-ers-lee 16 Mike WADOWSKI Wa-DOW-ski 26 Mark YARBROUGH YAR-bro

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 13 2006 OUTLOOK • PRESEASON TOP 30 POLL • PRESEASON PBC POLL

PACERS NOT AFRAID TO WEAR BULL’S-EYE Collegiate Baseball Magazine 2006 Preseason Top 30 as they seek conference crown January 4, 2006 Team Pts Some people fear attention. “It [last season] was a good year 1. Florida Southern (51-11) 640 They constantly strive to deflect it in for us, making it to the [NCAA South 2. Central Missouri St. (57-9) 624 an effort to blend in. Other people Atlantic] Regional Tournament,” said 3. Delta State (52-10) 608 welcome it. They see it as a sign of Thomas. “And the two games we lost 4. Central Oklahoma (44-15) 578 recognition for all that is going well. in the tournament could easily have 5. Tampa (40-18) 566 6. CSU Chico (42-16) 556 Regardless of which category the been wins for us, we could have 7. West Virginia State (44-16) 528 Pacers fall into, the rest of the Peach advanced to the College World 8. USC Aiken (40-19) 520 Belt Conference, and much of Series. The experience should 9. Grand Valley State (36-17) 516 Division II for that matter, has carryover to this year.” 10. Abilene Christian (42-17) 508 already drawn a big red bull’s-eye on With 19 letterwinners returning 11. Francis Marion (34-16) 472 the chest of the USC Aiken baseball highlighted by two weekend starters, t12.Tusculum (44-17) 466 program in 2006. a three-year closer, and eight of the t12.Western Oregon (42-15) 466 “This is the place we’ve been team’s top nine hitters from a year 14. Armstrong Atl. State (34-16) 412 trying to get to,” said USCA head ago, it comes as no surprise that the 15. Mesa State (46-16) 406 16. West Alabama (45-19) 388 coach Kenny Thomas, entering his league’s 10 head coaches tabbed the 17. Wisconsin-Parkside (45-18) 384 seventh season. “When you get Pacers as the preseason favorite to 18. Wayne State (Neb.) (45-14) 374 your program moving in the right win the PBC regular season crown for 19. North Alabama (39-19) 338 direction, you get a target on your the first time since 1993. 20. Kutztown (39-17) 322 chest.” As for national exposure, Colle- 21. Franklin Pierce (32-14) 316 Moving in the right direction is giate Baseball Magazine’s preseason 22. St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (42-19) 310 exactly what the Pacers did in 2005. top 40 poll has the Pacers eighth in 23. Georgia Coll. & St. (33-20) 290 Coming off a disappointing 2004 Division II. 24. Catawba (35-19) 288 campaign that had the team finishing For USC Aiken to live up to the 25. Florida Gulf Coast (37-18) 252 26. Sou. Connecticut (31-14) 250 eighth, USC Aiken broke through preseason hype and the ever-increas- 27. Ashland (32-16) 232 with the program’s first 40-win ing expectations, Thomas sees a t28. St. Edward’s (Texas) (35-18) 198 season in over a decade. In fact, the quick start and play away from t28.Minn. State-Mankato (36-17) 198 fourth-place conference finish after a Roberto Hernandez Stadium as big 30. Erskine (38-17) 184 16-14 PBC mark earned the Pacers keys. their first NCAA Tournament bid in a “We need to not be slow coming 2006 Peach Belt Conference dozen years. out of the gates and get off to a good Preseason Coaches Poll start early,” said Thomas. “Road games will be key too. We don’t play Team Pts many, but we do have 15 conference 1.USC Aiken (6) ...... 77 road games, that will be five hard 2.Francis Marion (3)...... 73 series. The conference set it up to 3.Armstrong Atlantic State (1) ..... 64 4.Georgia College & State ...... 60 where we have just four home series 5.Columbus State ...... 46 and five on the road.” 6.USC Upstate ...... 37 And its no secret that with all the 7.North Georgia ...... 35 experience coming back, Thomas 8.Augusta State ...... 28 pegs that intangible as the team’s 9.Lander...... 16 number one strength in 2006. 10.UNC Pembroke...... 14 “We have experience in key positions. There’s no question this for the past two seasons broke the team has more depth than any other school record for innings pitched with one since I’ve been here. We go at 111.2 last season posting a 7-4 mark least two deep with quality back-ups with a 2.74 ERA. at every position,” said Thomas. “On Daniel Quartararo, the team’s the mound, we are deeper than ever Co-MVP and an Honorable Mention

Photo credit: Todd Drexler before.” NCBWA All-American in 2005, is also Above: Junior lefthander Peden Rucker was second on The Pacers will, however, have to gone to graduation so replacing “go- the team in innings pitched (98.2), earned average find a way to replace All-Region hurler to” guys on both sides of the ball will (4.38), and wins (6) last season. Steve Dunham. The ace of the staff be a challenge.

14 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 OUTLOOK “Dunham pitched a lot of big will be better for it,” said Thomas. games for us over the last two years “And Kowalchuk really came on and it’s always good to have some- down the stretch and by tournament one that can be the guy for your time was our starting third baseman. team,” said Thomas. “Quartararo With three seniors and one junior as was a big part of our offense, he was the projected four starters, we are our number one hitter.” loaded with experience.” Juniors Peden Rucker and Jon Matt Spivey and Ben Tankersley Paul are a pair of weekend starters have caught the coaching staff’s eye returning along with senior Nick in the preseason as having made Wandless who should finish his great strides in improving while Ken career as the Pacers’ all-time saves Raborn is one of the team’s most leader. Offensively, All-Conference highly regarded freshmen. catcher Robert Davis and second baseman Casey Derhak should help OUTFIELD anchor the Pacers’ attack. Photo credit: Todd Drexler The outfield may be the most The PBC will feature a new look Above: Senior catcher Robert Davis led the PBC in crowded place of all for the Pacers. doubles (24) and was second in RBI (61) last season beginning in 2006. Absent will be earning All-Conference and All-Region honors. Eight players are expected to push perennial conference champions for time patrolling the outfield. Junior Kennesaw State and North Florida. Mark Yarbrough and Ryan center fielder Zach Cooper and The two, now a part of the Division I Mitchell are a couple of sophomores sophomore right fielder Darryl Pui Atlantic Sun Conference, combined who gained valuable experience for both return. Cooper batted .317 and to win eight of the last nine regular the Pacers last year in setup roles. was the most lethal nine-hole hitter season titles. In comes NAIA power in the PBC in 2005. Pui .335 and North Georgia who posted an CATCHING was a contender for PBC Freshman impressive 57 wins in 2005. Davis, playing in his third season of the Year honors. They combined as a Pacer, will have a solid shot as to steal 30 bases and score 76 runs. PITCHING finishing his senior year as an All- “Eight guys will help make our With nine of 16 pitchers who saw American behind the plate. outfield extremely deep. We’ve got action in 2005 back, pitching will be “In our opinion, Robert Davis is Cooper and Pui back, a pair of a strength for the Pacers again in the best catcher in the league. It’s steady, experienced guys,” said 2006. Last year’s staff posted a 4.32 always good to have a senior coming Thomas. “Chris Sheehan is coming ERA, fourth best in the conference in back behind the plate, one who off a medical redshirt last year and team ERA, their best finish in Tho- knows the conference,” said Thomas. will help us offensively.” mas’ seven years at the helm. He hit .389 with a school-record Mike Wadowski has been Rucker went 6-4 with a 4.38 ERA tying 24 doubles and 61 RBI. switched from first base to the in 98.2 innings pitched including a 5- Freshmen John Sherrer and outfield while heralded freshmen 2 win over #8 Francis Marion in the Bobby Phibbs will back up Davis. Montoya Young and Brad NCAA Tournament. He finished sixth “We’ve got to get Sherrer and Ramsbotham are expected to impact in the PBC in innings pitched. Paul Phibbs experience behind the plate the team now, and in the future. went 5-3 in 10 starts with a 4.92 this year. How well our young guys ERA. Wandless was nearly flawless behind the plate come around will be allowing just six runs in 36.0 innings key to the success of our season.” of work for a 1.25 ERA and a 4-1 record with nine saves, second most INFIELD in the PBC in 2005. Despite the loss of Quartararo at “Peden Rucker, Jon Paul, Gary second base, the Pacers will not miss Lee, and Pete Pignatiello give us a beat on the infield--offensively or four pretty good starters,” said defensively. All four guys played last Thomas. “Wandless having three year. Steven Kinney will be at first years as a closer will hopefully pay base, Derhak moves from third base off for us this year as well. At this to second, his more natural position, point, we plan to use a lot of pitchers while Marc Joehnk returns at short- as each one has shown he can be stop and Ian Kowalchuk will take over successful for us. But one of the at third. Photo credit: Todd Drexler keys is going to be when and where “Kinney, Derhak, and Joehnk all Above: Senior Ian Kowalchuk, a four-year member of to use whom.” got a year’s experience last year and the Pacers, will start at third base for USCA in 2006.

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 15 2006 PACERS: SENIOR ROBERT DAVIS • SENIOR CASEY DERHAK second on the team while his 24 multiple hit games ranked Robert Davis third...Went 2-for-5 with one double, one and four RBI in a Feb. 8 win over Lincoln Memorial, the first ever victory at SR • Catcher • 5-11 • 215 Roberto Hernandez Stadium. Evans, Georgia Manatee Community College: Awarded Academic All-Confer- 2005 (Junior): Led the team (among ence his freshman season at the Bradenton, Fla. institution. players with at least 60 at bats) and finished fifth in the Peach Belt Confer- Greenbrier High School: ence in hitting with a .389 average...Tied Drafted by the San a school record and led the league with Francisco Giants following 24 doubles...Second in the PBC in RBI with 61...Named First- his senior season for the Team All-Conference as a catcher...Received ABCA Second- Wolfpack...Received All- Team All-Region acclaim...Earned NCAA South Atlantic Region County honors as a All-Tournament honors...His 21-game hitting streak was the best junior...Named All-District on the team...Also led the Pacers with 17 multiple RBI games and All-Region as a and was second with 26 multiple hit nights...Went 6-for-13 with sophomore. four doubles and three RBI in the 2005 NCAA Tournament... Smacked a career-best three doubles in a 4-for-5 game against Personal: Robert USC Upstate on February 13...Team Co-MVP. Ellington Davis, IV is the son of Bob and Nancy 2004 (Sophomore):17 Second on the team in batting average at Davis...He is majoring in .364 and RBI with 51...Finished 10th in the PBC in batting Business Administration. average and sixth in RBI...His 16 multiple RBI games was

Robert Davis’ Career Stats at USC Aiken (Two Seasons) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 59-59 .389 234 47 91 24 0 6 61 133 .568 20 8 11 .446 5 0 3-3 369 31 4 .990 2004 51-50 .364 195 39 71 12 2 5 51 102 .523 20 7 16 .436 3 0 3-3 255 27 2 .993 Totals: 110-109 .378 429 86 162 36 2 11 112 235 .548 40 15 27 .441 8 0 6-6 624 58 6 .991

Brevard Community College: On the mound, notched a 5-2 Casey Derhak mark with 10 saves ranking third in the state...At the plate, batted .345 with 11 doubles, three triples, 30 RBI, and 15 stolen SR • 2B/Pitcher • 6-0 • 185 bases...As a freshman, hit .300 with two home runs and 20 Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. RBI...Went 4-0 on the hill with five saves.

2005 (Junior): One of only two players Palm Beach Gardens High School: Awarded team’s best to start every game last year for the defensive player honor Pacers...Third on the team in hitting despite missing 75 (among players with at least 60 at bats) percent of the season with with a .371 average...Led the team and injury...Two-time All- finished third in the Peach Belt Conference in runs scored with Conference 56...His 92 hits was best on the squad...Smashed the single performer...Hit .366 as a season record for triples with eight, finishing first in the junior and .360 in his conference...First on the team in multiple hit games with 32...His sophomore season. 19-game hitting streak was second best to Robert Davis’ 21...Tied for third in multiple RBI games with 11...Had three Personal: Casey Michael games with four hits, including a 4-for-6 night against Martin Joseph Derhak is the son Methodist on March 13 with two doubles, one triple, two RBI, of John and Wendy and two runs scored...Tied a school mark with two triples in one Derhak...He is majoring in game in a February 6 match-up with Lincoln Memorial...On the Psychology. mound, posted a 1.0032 ERA with a 1-0 record...His two saves was second best on the squad to Nick Wandless’ nine...In 9.0 innings of work, held opponents to a .226 batting average.

Casey Derhak’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 59-59 .371 248 56 92 13 8 0 39 121 .488 25 1 30 .428 2 5 15-23 41 84 18 .874 Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 1.00 1-0 8 0 0 0 2 9.0 7 117820031.226 1200

16 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 PACERS: SENIOR STEVEN KINNEY • SENIOR IAN KOWALCHUK .284 with four doubles, 20 RBI, and 21 runs scored...Posted a Steven Kinney .901 fielding percentage at the hot corner.

SR • First Base • 5-11 • 190 Chattanooga State Community College: Batted .305 with two Duncan, South Carolina homers, 16 RBI, and a .413 on base percentage in his only season. 2005 (Junior): Settled in as the Pacers’ first baseman after starting the year on Walton High School: the other side of the diamond at third... Played two seasons at the Fourth on the team in hitting with a .340 Marietta, Ga. high average...His .517 slugging percentage school...Named the 2001 was third best while tying Robert Davis for second on the squad MVP of the Senior in home runs with six...Ranked eighth in multiple hit games with Division World Series in 11 and fifth with eight multiple RBI contests...His 10-game hitting Austin, Texas for the East streak during the season was the fifth longest of the year... Cobb Cardinals. Career game came on February 20 in a road win at Columbus State...Went a perfect 4-for-4 with three runs scored, two RBI, Personal: Steven Dale and two doubles...In a March 30 game with Anderson, Kinney’s Kinney is the son of walk-off grand slam lifted the 12th-ranked Pacers to the 9-5 Steven and Barbara victory...Was 3-for-4 with three RBI and three runs scored on Kinney...He is majoring in March 13 in a win over Martin8 Methodist. Business Administration. Armstrong Atlantic State: Tied for second on the team in home runs with five starting 31 of 41 games played...Batted

Steven Kinney’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 49-40 .340 147 39 50 8 0 6 39 76 .517 22 7 23 .439 4 1 2-3 220 23 4 .984 Totals: 49-40 .340 147 39 50 8 0 6 39 76 .517 22 7 23 .439 4 1 2-3 220 23 4 .984

Feb. 2 versus Lincoln Memorial...On Mar. 20, was 2-for-3 with Ian Kowalchuk three runs scored, one walk, and one stolen base versus West Virginia Tech. SR • Third Base • 5-11 • 170 St. Catharines, Ontario Sir Winston Churchill High School: Named MVP of team after leading team to Canadian Elite Baseball Conference (CEBC) 2005 (Junior): Had a break-out junior championship as a senior...In his junior year, named to CEBC All- season for the Pacers, leading the team Star team...Won Ontario in hitting at .392 to go with two doubles Baseball Championship and eight RBI...Worked his way into the as a sophomore and was starting lineup for the final eight games awarded the gold glove of the season at third base...Saved his best for last going 3-for-5 for the tournament. with one RBI and one run scored in the Pacers’ 10-9 loss to #2 North Florida in the NCAA Tournament...In the team’s NCAA Personal: Ian Matthew Tournament win over #8 Francis Marion, was 2-for-3 with one Graham Kowalchuk is the double and one run scored. son of Dennis and Mary Kowalchuk...He is 2004 (Sophomore): Played in 30 games including 14 as a majoring in Interdiscipli- starter, mostly at shortstop...Turned in best performance of his nary Studies. young career in a Feb. 8 win over Lincoln Memorial...Went 2-for- 5 with one double, two runs7 scored, and two RBI. 2003 (Freshman): Played in 19 games starting six...Went 1-for- 1 with one RBI and one run scored in a pinch hitting role on

Ian Kowalchuk’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (Three Seasons) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 28-16 .392 51 12 20 2 0 0 8 22 .431 7 1 6 .475 0 3 0-1 21 43 10 .865 2004 30-14 .184 49 7 9300 512.245 8 1 12 .310 0 2 3-3 24 44 5 .932 2003 19-6 .211 19 4 400024.211 6 0 4 .400 0 2 1-1 13 24 8 .822 Totals: 77-36 .277 119 23 33 5 0 0 15 38 .319 21 2 22 .394 0 7 4-5 58 111 23 .880

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 17 2006 PACERS: SENIOR MIKE WADOWSKI • SENIOR NICK WANDLESS

homers, 13 doubles, 35 RBI, and five stolen bases as a Mike Wadowski freshman...Pioneers were 33-24.

SR • 1B/OF • 5-10 • 190 Catholic Central High School: Earned Second-Team Northville, Michigan All-Metro and All-Area honors in leading the Shamrocks to a 25-7 record and the Catholic League Championship...Hit .340 with 2005 (Junior): Ninth on the team in nine doubles, five home runs, 35 RBI, and 27 runs batting average at .299...Started 19 of scored...Garnered First- 27 games played, but was hampered by Team All-Metro and All- injuries during the season...His six-game Area as a junior as the hitting streak was the eighth longest of team finished as Michigan the season by a Pacer...Added four doubles, one triple, and 10 state runners-up at 24- RBI slugging .377...In his first game as a Pacer went 2-for-4 12...Batted .350 with eight with one double, one triple, and one run scored in a February 4 doubles, eight homers, 30 win over Lincoln Memorial...In a February 20 win at Columbus RBI, and 28 runs scored. State, was 4-for-5 with a pair of doubles and four RBI. Personal: Michael James Troy University: Redshirted. Wadowski is the son of Chuck and Mary Jo Volunteer State Community College: Hit .333 with six home Wadowski...He is major- runs, 13 doubles, 50 RBI, and nine stolen bases as a sopho- ing in Communications. more... Led Pioneers18 to 37-19 record and the TJCAA regular season title...Went 8-for-18 with three doubles, one homer, and seven RBI in the conference tournament...Batted .352 with six

Mike Wadowski’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 27-19 .299 77 10 23 4 1 0 10 29 .377 6 1 19 .353 1 4 1-1 116 1 2 .983 Totals: 27-19 .299 77 10 23 4 1 0 10 29 .377 6 1 19 .353 1 4 1-1 116 1 2 .983

Nick Wandless over 2.1 innings as USCA won 6-5, notching the . 2003 (Freshman): Set school record making 30 appearances on SR • RHP • 6-1 • 210 the mound...Tied for second on the team in wins with a 6-2 Evans, Georgia mark...Recorded two saves in 59.0 innings of work with a team- leading 2.90 ERA...Second on team in batting average against 2005 (Junior): Continued his stellar (.221) and strikeouts (50)...Tossed a complete-game shutout on Pacer pitching career with a 4-1 record, Apr. 26 in a 6-0 win over nine saves, and a 1.25 ERA in 2005...Al- UNC Pembroke striking ready the school’s career record holder out seven. in appearances (83) and relief appear- ances (76), Wandless’ 29 trips to the mound tied the school Greenbrier High School: mark for relief appearances in a season...Finished second in the Received All-County, All- Peach Belt Conference in appearances and third in saves... Area, and All-Region Registered 41 strikeouts to just 14 walks in 36.0 innings with a acclaim as a senior... .252 batting average against...Notched wins over Trevecca Earned Jason Davis Nazarene, #25 West Virginia State, Anderson, and #12 award...Posted a 12-2 Kennesaw State. record with a 2.75 ERA.

2004 (Sophomore): Tied for 10th in the PBC in appearances Personal: Nicholas David with 24...Led the team in ERA at 2.98 and batting average Wandless is the son of against (.244) among31 pitchers with at least 15.0 innings of Ken and Teri work...Tied with Derek Claussen for most wins with five... Wandless...He is majoring Finished season strong fanning three and holding AASU hitless in History.

Nick Wandless’ Career Stats at USC Aiken (Three Seasons) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 1.25 4-1 29 0 0 0 9 36.0 32 6 5 14 41 4 0 2 127 .252 2253 2004 2.98 5-1 24 3 0 0 4 48.1 44 32 16 26 46 13 2 3 180 .244 6823 2003 2.90 6-2 30 4 1 1 2 59.0 49 29 19 20 50 16 1 3 222 .221 3346 Totals: 2.51 15-4 83 7 1 1 15 143.1 125 67 40 60 137 33 3 8 529 .236 11 13 11 12

18 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 PACERS: JUNIOR ZACH COOPER • JUNIOR MARC JOEHNK • JUNIOR JON PAUL 2004 (Freshman): Despite missing 18 games with a broken Zach Cooper hand, Cooper turned in a strong freshman campaign leading the team in stolen bases with eight...Second with three triples...Led JR • Outfield • 5-7 • 165 squad with nine sacrifice hits...Went 3-for-3 with one triple, three N. Augusta, South Carolina runs scored, and a walk on March 6 versus Francis Marion.

2005 (Sophomore): Earned NCAA North Augusta High School: A four-year starter in center field South Atlantic Regional All-Tournament for the Yellow Jackets...Hit .491 with five home runs, four triples, honors after going 5-for-12 with two 14 doubles, 24 stolen bases, and 21 RBI as a senior...Named doubles and two runs scored in the Aiken County Player of the Year...Augusta Chronicle Player of the Pacers three games...Sixth on the team Year...Selected All-State...Batted .390 as a junior and .356 as a in batting with a .317 average...Finished 13th in the PBC in sophomore...Two-time All-Region honoree. sacrifice bunts with nine...Tied for 18th in stolen bases swiping 1 12 on 16 attempts, third on the team...Hit first career home run Personal: David Zachary Cooper is the son of David and Gwin on March 25 in a win over #25 West Virginia State. Cooper...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. Zach Cooper’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (Two Seasons) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 58-57 .317 180 38 57 7 1 3 34 75 .417 25 5 28 .412 1 9 12-16 135 1 3 .978 2004 38-36 .273 128 29 35 5 3 0 14 46 .359 20 4 27 .388 0 9 8-10 82 3 2 .977 Totals: 96-93 .299 308 67 92 12 4 3 48 121 .393 45 9 55 .402 1 18 20-26 217 4 5 .978

the bottom of the ninth...Tied another school record for hits in a Marc Joehnk game going 5-for-7 in the 14-inning win over USC Upstate on February 13...Was 4-for-4 againt Limestone on March 24 and JR • Shortstop • 6-0 • 170 went 2-for-5 with a season-best three RBI against #2 North Lynnwood, Washington Florida in the NCAA Tournament on May 20.

2005 (Sophomore): Sixth on the team Edmonds Community College: Redshirted in 2004...As a with 15 multiple hit games...Eighth with freshman, hit .302 with six doubles and 18 RBI. five multiple RBI contests...His 12-game hitting streak was fourth best on the Mountlake Terrace High School: Two-time defensive player of team...Also fourth in runs scored (44), the year for the Hawks...Named First-Team All-WESCO and doubles (11), and stolen bases (10)...Tied a school record and offensive MVP as a senior...Batted .500 with one home run. finished tied for third in the PBC in sacrifice hits with 11...Only 30 home run of the season was a huge one, smacking a two-run Personal: Marc Daniel Joehnk is the son of Chris Taylor...He is game winner against Belmont Abbey on April 19 with two outs in majoring in Communications. Marc Joehnk’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 58-57 .311 212 44 66 11 2 1 29 84 .396 20 4 31 .377 3 11 10-11 97 155 17 .937 Totals: 58-57 .311 212 44 66 11 2 1 29 84 .396 20 4 31 .377 3 11 10-11 97 155 17 .937

2004 (Freshman): Led all freshmen pitchers with two Jon Paul starts...Made a total of nine appearances...Picked up first career victory in a relief appearance on March 17 in an 11-7 decision JR • LHP • 5-8 • 155 over Barton...Paul struck out three and did not allow a run in 1.1 Prosperity, South Carolina innings of work.

2005 (Sophomore): Working himself Mid Carolina High School: Posted a 6-2 record with two saves into the starting weekend rotation by the and a 2.21 ERA in 41 innings of work for the Rebels...Recorded end of the season, Paul went 5-3 on the 58 strikeouts to just nine walks in earning Region Player of the year, tied for third on the team in wins... Year honors and participating in the North-South All-Star Posted a 4.92 ERA in 10 starts logging game...Went 4-5 with a 1.43 ERA as a junior...Record was 0-1 56.2 innings pitched...Tossed 7.0 scoreless innings, holding with a 1.22 ERA in his sophomore campaign. Newberry to five hits, striking out four in a April 6 road win...In a 2 “must-have” game at Armstrong Atlantic State, Paul worked 6.2 Personal: Jonathan Ray Paul is the son of Ruel and Brenda innings of the seven-inning game for the 5-4 win. Paul...He is majoring in Business Administration. Jon Paul’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (Two Seasons) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 4.92 5-3 13 10 0 0 0 56.2 72 34 31 16 33 16 2 3 231 .312 6115 2004 6.46 1-0 9 2 0 0 0 15.1 23 14 11 6 12 6 1 2 66 .348 0110 Totals: 5.25 6-3 22 12 0 0 0 72.0 95 48 42 22 45 22 3 5 297 .320 6225

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 19 2006 PACERS: JUNIOR PEDEN RUCKER • JUNIOR CHRIS SHEEHAN • JUNIOR BEN TANKERSLEY Peden Rucker striking out seven, allowing one walk and five hits. 2004 (Freshman): Fifth on the team with a 3.80 ERA...His 21 JR • LHP • 6-2 • 200 appearances was second only to Nick Wandless with 24... Lexington, South Carolina Notched first win in second career appearance...Held Lincoln Memorial to one run on four hits over 5.1 innings of long relief on 2005 (Sophomore): Served as Pacers’ Feb. 7 in the 6-4 victory. number two weekend starter...Second on the team in ERA (among starters) White Knoll High School: Three-time All-Area, All-Region, and and in strikeouts...Ranked in the PBC in Best Defensive Player selection...Posted a 6-2 mark on the innings pitched (6th), strikeouts (T-11th), mound with a 1.10 ERA as a senior for the Timberwolves... games started (T-5th), and fewest walks allowed (7th)...Notched Combined 22-7 record in three seasons. wins over #27 Columbus State, #25 Catawba, Martin Methodist, 34 Augusta State, Lander, and #8 Francis Marion...In the Pacers’ 5- Personal: Robert Peden Rucker is the son of Mark Rucker...He 2 NCAA Tournament win over FMU, tossed complete game win, is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. Peden Rucker’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (Two Seasons) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 4.38 6-4 15 15 2 0 0 98.2 117 60 48 19 74 17 4 9 391 .299 5 6 2 15 2004 3.80 4-2 21 1 0 0 0 47.1 49 25 20 14 28 10 0 5 184 .266 1112 Totals: 4.19 10-6 36 16 2 0 0 146.0 166 85 68 33 102 27 4 14 575 .289 6 7 3 17

2003 (Freshman): Appeared in 43 games including 30 as a Chris Sheehan starter, more than any other freshman in 2003...Hit .269 with three home runs and 17 RBI...On April 6 versus Augusta State, JR • Outfield • 5-10 • 200 went 4-for-4 with three RBI, three runs scored, and one home Downers Grove, Illinois run.

2005 (Redshirt): Redshirted in 2005. Lemont High School: Finished career holding 12 school records...Named All-State and one of Illinois’ top 50 players as a 2004 (Sophomore): Battled through senior in 2002...Three-time All-Conference and First-Team All- injury to start 26 of 38 games played as Area selection...Hit .492 with eight home runs, nine doubles, and the team’s ...Sixth on 44 RBI. the team in doubles with eight...Had an eight-game hitting streak, sixth longest on the team...Had a career-game on March Personal: Christopher27 Thomas Sheehan is the son of John and 16 versus Barton going 3-for-4 with three doubles, one run Karen Sheehan...He is majoring in Business Administration. scored, and two RBI. Chris Sheehan’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (Two Seasons) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 38-26 .250 108 18 27 8 0 2 14 41 .380 11 4 18 .341 0 1 2-2 6 0 0 1.000 2004 43-30 .269 119 22 32 2 1 3 17 45 .378 15 3 15 .365 0 3 2-3 190 12 7 .867 Totals: 81-56 .260 227 40 59 10 1 5 31 86 .379 26 7 33 .354 0 4 4-5 196 12 7 .967

action in big conference match-ups against Augusta State and Ben Tankersley #12 Kennesaw State.

JR • Second Base • 5-7 • 155 Presbyterian College: Recorded a .184 batting average with Evans, Georgia one double and three RBI in 24 games played in 2004 for the Blue Hose...Started 11 games...Drew 10 walks for a .322 on-base 2005 (Sophomore): Batted .400 last percentage...Swiped four bases in five attempts...Posted a .927 year for the Pacers, best among players fielding percentage. with fewer than 30 at bats...Appeared in 11 games...Record first hit in just his Greenbrier High School: Hit .431 with three homers and 27 RBI second plate appearance of the year in as a senior for the Wolfpack...Named All-County, All-Region, and a March 11 win over Martin Methodist...Went 1-for-2 with one defensive player of the year. run scored and a walk in a March 23 victory against North 10 Greenville...Swiped a base in his only attempt of the year in a Personal: Ben Foster Tankersley is the son of Corey and Susan key conference road win at #25 GC&SU on March 19...Saw Tankersley...He is majoring in Business Administration. Ben Tankersley’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 11-0 .400 5 3 200002.400 1 0 1 .500 0 0 1-1 3 6 2 .818 Totals: 11-0 .400 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 2 .400 1 0 1 .500 0 0 1-1 3 6 2 .818

20 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 PACERS: SOPHOMORES DOMINIC CREECH • BRAD JOHNSON • RYAN MITCHELL Dominic Creech 2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted his freshman season at USC Aiken. Barnwell High School: Two-time All-Region standout...Posted a SO • RHP • 6-3 • 190 3-0 mark on the mound with a 1.92 ERA in 63.0 innings Barnwell, South Carolina pitched...Registered 57 strikeouts...Hit .400 with 12 doubles, two home runs, and 37 RBI...Went 7-2 as a junior with a 1.75 ERA 2005 (Freshman): Recorded a 4.91 and 75 strikeouts in 85.0 innings pitched. ERA in 3.2 innings pitched as a fresh- man making two relief appearances... Personal: Dominic Lamont Creech is the son of Willie and Fourth on staff in ERA among pitchers Henrietta Creech...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. with fewer than 15.0 innings pitched...In his first appearance as a Pacer, tossed 1.2 innings of one-hit, shutout baseball at #27 Columbus State, striking out one in the 40 Feb. 19 contest...Fanned three in 2.0 innings of work on March 23 against North Greenville. Dominic Creech’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 4.91 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 3.2 9 8 20430021.429 1011 Totals:4.91 0-0 200 00 3.2 98 20430021.429 1011

Brad Johnson win over Newberry. 2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted his first season as a Pacer. SO • Outfield • 5-10 • 175 Gilbert, South Carolina Gilbert High School: Three-time All-Area, All-Region, and All- State selection for the Indians...Two-time Gilbert offensive player 2005 (Freshman): Batted .188 in 15 at of the year and once named Gilbert’s defensive player of the bats as a freshman...Out of his three year...Hit .571 with 20 stolen bases as a senior in 2003 in being hits, however, two were doubles for a named HSSR All-State captain and Region Player of the .267 slugging percentage...Tied for 13th Year...Batted .415 with 18 stolen bases as a junior and recorded in doubles, and most among players a .405 batting average. with fewer than 30 at bats...Started two of eight games played...Had career game on March 12 in a win over Martin Personal: Bradley Justin15 Johnson is the son of Don and Marlene Methodist...Went 1-for-2 with one double, one run scored, and Johnson...He is majoring in Business Administration. three RBI...Smacked a double in his only at bat on April 13 in a Brad Johnson’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 8-2 .133 15 3 220034.267 0 1 5 .188 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000 Totals: 8-2 .133 15 3 2 2 0 0 3 4 .267 0 1 5 .188 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000

ranked in the top 30...Notched his only win in two decisions on Ryan Mitchell the season in an April 12 win over St. Andrews...Tossed 3.0 innings of one-hit, two baseball in the 5-4 thriller. SO • RHP • 6-1 • 170 Hartsville, South Carolina 2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted for USC Aiken

2005 (Freshman): Served as a key Hartsville High School: Registered a 1.25 ERA in 22.1 innings reliever out of the bullpen for USC Aiken pitched as a senior...Recorded 22 strikeouts to 11 walks and a 1- in his freshman season...Hampered by 3 record...Named offensive MVP, Ruth’s Drive-In player of the injury during the year causing him to week, and Southeastern Baseball Classic All-Tournament miss some appearances...Still, his 15 team...Was 0-1 with 10 strikeouts and an 0.00 ERA in 10.2 relief appearances was second only to closer Nick Wandless’ innings as a junior. school record 29...One of only three hurlers (with more than 13 15.0 innings pitched) to not give up a home run...Eight of 15 Personal: Christopher Ryan Mitchell is the son of Rhett and Pat appearances were scoreless outings...Four came against teams Mitchell...He is majoring in Sociology. Ryan Mitchell’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 7.27 1-1 15 0 0 0 0 17.1 23 18 14 10 8 3 0 0 72 .319 1411 Totals: 7.27 1-1 15 0 0 0 0 17.1 23 18 14 10 8 3 0 0 72 .319 1411

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 21 2006 PACERS: SOPHOMORES DARRYL PUI • MATT SPIVEY • SCOTT WANDLESS

six...Had an eight-game hitting streak during the season...In a Darryl Pui Feb. 13 win over USC Upstate, tied a school record with eight at bats going 3-for-8...In two games versus Newberry, went 6-for-10 SO • Outfield • 6-0 • 180 with six RBI and two runs scored...Recorded second career four- Thornhill, Ontario hit game on April 23 at #2 North Florida going 4-for-5...In the doubleheader nightcap, turned in a 2-for-3 performance high- 2005 (Freshman): Contender for Peach lighted by a two-run homer. Belt Conference Freshman of the Year... Led the team, finishing ninth in the 2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted his freshman season at USC Aiken. conference in stolen bases swiping 18 in 22 attempts...Only freshman to start last Thornhill High School: Named to the Toronto Star’s list of the year for the Pacers, starting 51 of 52 games played in right top 25 high school baseball players in the area. field...Sixth on the team in batting average at .335...Fifth in hits 25 (62) and third in triples (2)...His 17 multiple hit games was fifth Personal: Darryl Pui is the son of Tony and Elva Pui...He is most on the squad...Ranked seventh in multiple RBI games with majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies. Darryl Pui’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 52-51 .335 185 38 62 3 2 2 25 75 .405 16 2 26 .390 2 5 18-22 104 3 3 .973 Totals: 52-51 .335 185 38 62 3 2 2 25 75 .405 16 2 26 .390 2 5 18-22 104 3 3 .973

Summerville High School: Hit .281 with two home runs as a Matt Spivey senior...Committed just three errors in the field earning the “Mr. Hustle” award...Led the Greenwave to the South Carolina 4A SO • Infield • 5-8 • 160 State Title in 2003 batting .305 with one home run...Earned “Gold Summerville, South Carolina Glove” award.

2005 (Freshman): Appeared in eight Personal: Matthew C. Spivey is the son of Tim and Terry games as a freshman...Also served as Spivey...He is majoring in Secondary Education. an important behind-the-scenes player as the Pacers’ primary bullpen catcher...Saw action against #25 Catawba as well as other key opponents like Newberry and Barton. 4 2004 (Redshirt): Redshirted his first season as a Pacer. Matt Spivey’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 8-0 .000 4 0 000000.000 1 0 3 .200 0 0 0-0 6 2 0 1.000 Totals: 8-0 .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 3 .200 0 0 0-0 6 2 0 1.000

the mound, registered a 1.50 ERA and 1-0 mark in four Scott Wandless appearances...Three of four outings were scoreless.

SO • OF/LHP • 6-0 • 205 Greenbrier High School: Led the team with a .471 batting Evans, Georgia average...Notched 13 doubles, five triples, four home runs, and 31 RBI as a senior...Recorded 51 strikeouts with a 2.30 ERA on 2005 (Freshman): His 34 games played the hill...Earned All-Area honors for the Wolfpack...His .461 as a position player was second among average led the team as a junior with four home runs...Played as freshmen...Started seven games...Was a member of Team Georgia going 10-2 with 96 strikeouts in 77.0 a key late game defensive replacement innings pitched...Led the Wolfpack as a sophomore batting .428 in left field...Best game came in an April with a pair of homers. 24 start at #2 North Florida...Went 2-for-4 with one run scored and one stolen base...Smacked a double in a start at #29 Personal: Scott Raymond29 Wandless is the son of Ken and Teri Francis Marion on March 5...In a win over Martin Methodist, Wandless...He is undecided on a major...Brother of teammate went 1-for-3 with a double, one RBI, and one run scored...On Nick Wandless. Scott Wandless’ Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year G-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E Fld% 2005 34-7 .182 33 3 620038.242 4 2 12 .293 2 1 1-1 20 0 0 1.000 Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 1.50 1-0 4 0 0 0 0 6.0 6 1 14510025.240 2000

22 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 PACERS: SOPHOMORE MARK YARBROUGH • NEWCOMERS notching the victory in the 7-6 game on February 6...Worked a Mark Yarbrough season-best 3.0 innings of relief on April 3 in a 7-4 win over UNC Pembroke...Did not allow a hit or a run, fanning one in the SO • LHP • 5-11 • 180 victory. Hephzibah, Georgia Westminster High School: Did not play in 2004 for the 2005 (Freshman): Led team in winning Wildcats...As a junior, was awarded team Most Valuable Player percentage with a 5-1 record (among honors along with All-Region and All-State accolades...Earned pitchers with at least two decisions)... Most Improved award as a sophomore. One of only two freshmen to log more than 15.0 innings of work...Tied for third Personal: Mark Wilbur Yarbrough is the son of Mark and Jane on the staff in wins and was fourth in ERA among relievers... Yarbrough...He is undecided on a major. Posted wins over Lincoln Memorial, #25 Catawba, Barton, #25 26 West Virginia State, and UNC Pembroke...In his first collegiate outing, tossed 2.1 innings of scoreless, one-hit baseball, Mark Yarbrough’s Career Stats at USC Aiken (One Season) Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg. WP HBP SFA SHA 2005 4.79 5-1 14 0 0 0 0 20.2 21 11 11 18 10 5 0 0 70 .300 1525 Totals: 4.79 5-1 14 0 0 0 0 20.2 21 11 11 18 10 5 0 0 70 .300 1525

Mike Kingsley Gary Lee JR • RHP • 6-1 • 200 JR • RHP • 6-3 • 200 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Chesapeake, Virginia

Brevard Community College: Turned Mars Hill College: Two-year player for in a 5-0 record with a 1.76 ERA last year the Lions...Led the team with a 7-4 for the Melbourne, Fla. junior college... record in 92.0 innings pitched and a Registered 68 strikeouts and four 4.99 ERA in 2005...Earned First-Team saves...Batted .270 with eight doubles South Atlantic All-Conference and 20 RBI as a freshman. honors...Had 50 strikeouts and five complete games...Posted three wins, 42 strikeouts, and one complete game in 71.2 Nova High School: Earned First-Team All-Area acclaim as a innings pitched as a freshman...Had a 7.53 ERA. senior for the Titans batting .340 with three home runs and 27 RBI...Hit .382 with 24 RBI as a junior, receiving All-Area honors. Greenbrier Christian Academy: Helped lead the Gators to the 28 2001 Virginia State Championship as5 a sophomore. Personal: Michael Jon Kingsley is the son of Mike and Terri Kingsley...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. Personal: Gary Taylor Lee is the son of Bret and Bonnie Lee...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.

Pete Pignatiello Beau Hill JR • RHP • 5-11 • 180 FR • RHP • 6-3 • 225 Mokena, Illinois Aiken, South Carolina

South Suburban College: Named an Spartanburg Methodist: Redshirted All-Region pitcher last year for the last year at the junior college. Chicago based junior college...Went 9-2 on the hill with a 2.20 ERA. Lexington High School: All-Region selection as a junior. Providence Catholic High School: As a senior for the Celtics in 2003, received All-Conference and All-Area recognition... Personal: David Lee Hill is the son of David and Linda Hill...He Posted a 6-2 mark with a 2.10 ERA. is majoring in Business Administration.

Personal: Peter Anthony Pignatiello is the son of Pete and Ben Pignatiello...He is majoring in Business37 Administration. 39

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 23 2006 PACERS: NEWCOMERS Bobby Phibbs Ken Raborn FR • Catcher • 5-11 • 220 FR • Third Base • 5-10 • 180 Lexington, South Carolina Evans, Georgia

USC Aiken: Redshirted last year. Evans High School: Three-time All- County selection for the Knights...Batted Lexington High School: Two-time All- .442 with 10 home runs last year... Region player for the Wildcats, helping Named All-State...Hit .360 as a junior lead Lexington to back-to-back South with five homers...As a sophomore, Carolina AAAA State Runner-up finishes in 2003 and 2004... posted a .360 batting average with three home runs. Batted .352 with 10 doubles, one home run, and 22 RBI slugging .485 as a senior in 2004...Hit .380 and slugged .522 Personal: James Kenneth Raborn is the son of Kenny and with 10 doubles and 20 RBI, earning All-Area honors in his Sharon Raborn...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science. junior season...Named junior varsity MVP as a sophomore batting .545 and slugging .89116 with 25 RBI. 6 Personal: Charles Robert Phibbs, III is the son of Robert and LaVerne Phibbs...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science...Mother played volleyball at USC Aiken (1980). Brad Ramsbotham John Sherrer FR • Outfield • 6-0 • 160 FR • Catcher • 5-9 • 170 Evans, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia

Greenbrier High School: Three-time LaGrange High School: Posted a .386 All-County selection for the Wolfpack batting average with two home runs, 28 including twice First-Team...Batted .410 RBI, and 23 runs scored last year for the with one home run as a senior...Hit .428 Grangers...Two-time All-Area selection with one home run as a junior...In his and three-time Gold Glove Award sophomore campaign, batted .360 with one homer...Helped lead honoree...Batted .375 as a junior in leading LaGrange to the Greenbrier to a region championship, advancing to the Georgia 2004 Georgia AAA State Championship...Added two homers, 25 State Semifinals. RBI, and 21 runs scored.

Personal: Bradley Lawton Ramsbotham is the son of Jeff and Personal: John Matthew Sherrer is the son of Eddie and Bose Leslie Ramsbotham...He is undecided38 on a major. Sherrer...He is majoring in Business24 Administration.

Steven Spire Tim Steflik FR • RHP • 6-3 • 185 FR • RHP • 6-0 • 175 Swansea, South Carolina Evans, Georgia

Swansea High School: Earned All- Evans High School: Limited to just 11.0 Area, All-Region, and Defensive Player innings pitched combined between his of the Year as a senior last year for the junior and senior seasons...Underwent Tigers...Went 4-1 with one save on the Tommy John’s surgery and is hopeful to mound...Had a 1.11 ERA with 58 have made a full recovery from strikeouts in 38.0 innings pitched...As a junior, posted a 4-2 that...Played for the Ohio Warhawks during the summer time, record with 60 strikeouts in 47.0 innings pitched with a 1.79 one of the more prominent summer leagues for high school ERA...Named All-Region and Offensive Player of the Year... players in the country. Selected All-Region and Offensive Player of the Year as a sophomore. Personal: Timothy Donald Steflik is the son of Debra 20 Steflik...He is majoring in History. 9 Personal: Steven Daniel Spire is the son of Kevin Spire and Diane Mack...He is majoring in Exercise and Sport Science.

24 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 PACERS: NEWCOMERS • REDSHIRTS • VOLUNTEER/STUDENT COACHES • SPONSORS Houston Taylor Montoya Young FR • RHP • 5-11 • 180 FR • Outfield • 5-11 • 170 Cheraw, South Carolina LaGrange, Georgia

Chesterfield High School: Two-time LaGrange High School: Three-time All- All-State and three-time All-Region County First-Team honoree for head selection for head coach Jimmy coach Donnie Branch and the Grangers Weatherford and the Rams...Led the ...Batted .440 with seven home runs and state of South Carolina in strikeouts last 30 RBI last season...Receipient of the year with 135...Issued just six walks in posting a 1.40 ERA and Cole Walker “Heart of a Granger” award...Two-time winner of a 10-1 record on the mound...As a junior, went 9-2 with 92 both the team’s Leadership and Gold Glove awards...Hit .410 strikeouts to just nine walks...Had a 1.80 earned run average... with five homers and 23 RBI as a junior in leading LaGrange to Named All-Region as a sophomore. the 2004 Georgia State Championship...Batted .320 with one home run and 15 RBI as a sophomore. Personal: Thomas Houston Taylor23 is the son of Tommy and 22 Lisa Taylor...He is majoring in Secondary Education. Personal: Montoya Terrell Young is the son of Gwinnette Young...He is majoring in Business Administration.

Volunteer/Student Coaches Redshirted Players

Gary Asbill Jonathan Bolt Chris Ericksen Redshirted Player Redshirted Player Redshirted Player

Jamie Bennett Pat Jones Volunteer Assistant Student Assistant Coach Coach

Jess Hill Cephas Howard Edwin Keeler Redshirted Player Redshirted Player Redshirted Player

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 25 2005 SEASON IN REVIEW 2005: THE SEASON IN REWIND pacers post record season As always, with the start of as in-state rival Francis Marion. All February in Aiken, excitement four teams received bids to the 2005 abounds for the beginning of another NCAA Tournament, to be hosted by season of USC Aiken baseball. top-seeded and second-ranked North Coming off a 30-26 year in 2004 Florida in Jacksonville, Fla. and a disappointing 12-18 mark in USC Aiken, the four seed, faced the Peach Belt Conference in the the Ospreys in the opening round, first season in their brand new falling 3-1 in the pitchers duel. It stadium, Pacer fans were hoping for marked just the third loss in 10 a better result in their sophomore decisions for ace Steve Dunham. season at Roberto Hernandez The 16th ranked Pacers re- Stadium. bounded, however, with a 5-2 win USC Aiken did not disappoint, over #8 Francis Marion in an elimina- winning 32 of 40 games played at tion game. In another elimination Photo credit: Todd Drexler the friendly confines en route to a game, the Pacers fell to #2 North Above: Senior outfielder Brandon Barenie at the plate 40-19 season and the program’s first Florida again, this time by the slim- during the Pacers’ 5-2 win over #8 Francis Marion in the berth in the NCAA South Atlantic mest of margins, 10-9, with a walk-off 2005 NCAA Tournament in Jacksonville, Fla. Region Tournament in a dozen game winner in the ninth inning. championship caliber one. The years. Opening the season with five wins Pacers won 18 of their next 20 The 40 wins was the most since in six games got the Pacers off to a contests highlight by back-to-back the 1993 squad went 46-18, won the quick start, and an early appearance conference series sweeps of UNC NCAA South Atlantic Regional, and in the polls. Pembroke and #25 GC&SU to up advanced to the College World Following two losses at #27 their record to 29-8 and 10-5 in the Series. No Pacer baseball team had Columbus State, USCA won their next PBC. been back to postseason play since six to move to 11-3 on the season. After stumbling against Augusta then, until 2005 that is. Three-straight losses, however, had State, losing two of three, the Pacers A 16-14 mark in the always the Pacers at 11-6 including a sub won a key series with #12 Kennesaw brutal PBC earned USC Aiken a .500 mark in the conference play at 4- State to improve to 36-11 and 13-8 in fourth place finish in the standings 5. conference play. behind perennial powers North That is when USC Aiken went on Entering the final three PBC Florida and Kennesaw State as well a run that turned their season into a series of the season, USC Aiken was in third place in the standings with a chance to take over the lead with a strong showing at North Florida. Unfortunately the Ospreys showed why they were the pre- season favorite to win yet another PBC baseball crown, sweeping three games from USCA. Dropping two of three at #20 Armstrong Atlantic State, the Pacers, with their NCAA Tournament hopes in jeopardy, responded by winning their final regular season series with Lander to sit at 39-17. Robert Davis and Daniel Quartararo were both named All- Conference and All-Region. Dun- ham was also an All-Region selec- tion while Quartararo received Photo credit: Todd Drexler Above: Senior second baseman Daniel Quartararo is congratulated by Derek Claussen after hitting a two-run homer in Honorable Mention All-American the eighth inning of the Pacers’ 5-2 win over #8 Francis Marion in the NCAA Tournament. Quartararo was named All- acclaim by the National Collegiate Conference, All-Region, and Honorable Mention All-American by the NCBWA. Baseball Writers of America.

26 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2005 FINAL STATISTICS Overall Record: 40-19 • Home: 32-8 • Away: 7-11 • Neutral: 1-0 Conference Record: 16-14 • Home: 10-5 • Away: 6-9 BATTING STATISTICS (Sorted by Batting Average with a minimum of 30 at bats)

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Ian Kowalchuk .392 28-16 51 12 20 2 0 0 8 22 .431 7 1 6 0 .475 0 3 0-1 21 43 10 .865 Robert Davis .389 59-59 234 47 91 24 0 6 61 133 .568 20 8 11 8 .446 5 0 3-3 369 31 4 .990 Daniel Quartararo .388 54-54 209 52 81 17 3 9 50 131 .627 26 3 17 6 .458 2 8 4-6 98 116 8 .964 Casey Derhak .371 59-59 248 56 92 13 8 0 39 121 .488 25 1 30 8 .428 2 5 15-23 41 84 18 .874 Steven Kinney .340 49-40 147 39 50 8 0 6 39 76 .517 22 7 23 2 .439 4 1 2-3 220 23 4 .984 Darryl Pui .335 52-51 185 38 62 3 2 2 25 75 .405 16 2 26 2 .390 2 5 18-22 104 3 3 .973 Zach Cooper .317 58-57 180 38 57 7 1 3 34 75 .417 25 5 28 2 .412 1 9 12-16 135 1 3 .978 Marc Joehnk .311 58-57 212 44 66 11 2 1 29 84 .396 20 4 31 5 .377 3 11 10-11 97 155 17 .937 Michael Wadowski .299 27-19 77 10 23 4 1 0 10 29 .377 6 1 19 0 .353 1 4 1-1 116 1 2 .983 Brandon Barenie .282 56-55 202 24 57 8 1 2 29 73 .361 14 4 37 3 .339 1 11 8-14 92 6 5 .951 Matthew Tripp .281 17-7 32 4 9 3 1 0 8 14 .438 1 0 3 0 .303 0 0 0-0 53 0 2 .964 Justin Williams .268 21-14 56 15 15 3 1 1 16 23 .411 11 1 10 0 .397 0 0 2-2 7 0 0 1.000 Bob Hatcher .250 30-26 92 19 23 3 1 2 12 34 .370 4 6 12 5 .324 0 2 7-8 121 18 2 .986 Scott Wandless .182 34-7 33 3 6 2 0 0 3 8 .242 4 2 12 0 .293 2 1 1-1 20 0 0 1.000 ---- Ben Tankersley .400 11-0 5320000 2.400 1 0 1 0 .500 0 0 1-1 3 6 2 .818 Trey Williams .333 3-0 3110003 1.333 0 1 1 0 .500 0 0 0-0 4 0 1 .800 Patrick Jones .214 14-8 28 3 6 2 0 1 6 11 .393 4 2 7 0 .353 0 1 0-0 2 1 0 1.000 Brad Johnson .133 8-2 15 3 2 2 0 0 3 4 .267 0 1 5 0 .188 0 0 0-0 7 0 0 1.000 Matt Spivey .000 8-0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 3 0 .200 0 0 0-0 6 2 0 1.000 Totals .329 59-59 2013 411 663 112 21 33 375 916 .455 207 49 282 41 .401 23 61 84-112 1533 586 90 .959 Opponents .287 59-59 1990 311 571 111 14 30 278 800 .402 192 46 372 41 .359 23 52 34-62 1474 664 103 .954 LOB - Team (468), Opp (459). DPs turned - Team (50), Opp (57). CI - Team (0), Opp (0). IBB - Team (7), J. Williams 2, Davis 2, Barenie 1, S. Wandless 1, Quartararo 1, Opp (8). Picked off - Kinney 3, Pui 2, Cooper 2, Derhak 2, Kowalchuk 2, J. Williams 1.

PITCHING STATISTCS (Sorted by Earned Run Average with a minimum of 15.0 innings pitched)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Nick Wandless 1.25 4-1 29 0 0 0/0 9 36.0 32 6 5 14 41 4 0 2 127 .252 2 2 0 5 3 Steve Dunham 2.74 7-4 15 15 4 1/2 0 111.2 106 43 34 24 88 21 2 3 416 .255 3 11 2 3 8 Chris Ericksen 3.51 0-1 14 2 0 0/0 0 25.2 25 21 10 13 13 2 1 2 100 .250 2 2 1 2 2 Peden Rucker 4.38 6-4 15 15 2 0/0 0 98.2 117 60 48 19 74 17 4 9 391 .299 5 6 2 2 15 Bobby White 4.56 1-0 15 2 0 0/0 1 23.2 20 17 12 14 26 5 0 0 90 .222 3 1 2 0 3 Mark Yarbrough 4.79 5-1 14 0 0 0/1 0 20.2 21 11 11 18 10 5 0 0 70 .300 1 5 0 2 5 Jon Paul 4.92 5-3 13 10 0 0/0 0 56.2 72 34 31 16 33 16 2 3 231 .312 6 1 0 1 5 Harold Sofield 5.27 1-0 9 0 0 0/1 0 13.2 19 10 8 6 14 4 0 0 60 .317 0 1 0 0 0 Jerod Summer 5.32 3-0 6 5 0 0/0 0 23.2 31 17 14 7 11 7 1 1 99 .313 1 3 1 0 3 Ryan Mitchell 7.27 1-1 15 0 0 0/0 0 17.1 23 18 14 10 8 3 0 0 72 .319 1 4 1 1 1 Derek Claussen 7.41 4-4 14 10 1 1/0 0 54.2 74 55 45 30 32 19 3 9 222 .333 3 4 0 4 5 ---- Casey Derhak 1.00 1-0 8 0 0 0/0 2 9.0 7117820031.226 1 2 0 0 0 Scott Wandless 1.50 1-0 4 0 0 0/0 0 6.0 6114510025.240 2 0 0 0 0 Jon Ramada 1.59 0-0 7 0 0 0/1 0 5.2 3114410019.158 0 1 0 0 1 Dominic Creech 4.91 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 3.2 9820430021.429 1 0 0 1 1 Trey Williams 16.62 1-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 4.1 6 8 8 6 1 1 1 1 16 .375 1 3 0 2 0 Totals 4.32 40-19 59 59 7 4/2 12 511.0 571 311 245 192 372 111 14 30 1990 .287 32 46 9 23 52 Opponents 6.26 19-40 59 59 7 2/2 10 491.1 663 411 342 207 282 112 21 33 2013 .329 50 49 11 23 61 PB - Team (9), Hatcher 7, Davis 2, Opp (18). Pickoffs - Team (7), Claussen 4, Dunham 2, Davis 1, Opp (12). SB/SBA - Davis (19-33), Hatcher (15- 25), Rucker (7-12), Wandless (6-9), Ericksen (5-8), Dunham (2-7), Claussen (3-6), White (3-4), Paul (1-4), Yarbrough (1-4), T. Williams (2-3), Sofield (2-2), Derhak (0-1), Creech (1-1), Summer (1-1).

Multiple Hit Games Multiple RBI Games Hitting Streaks Casey Derhak ...... 32 Robert Davis ...... 17 Robert Davis ...... 21 Robert Davis ...... 26 Daniel Quartararo ...... 12 Casey Derhak ...... 19 Daniel Quartararo ...... 23 Casey Derhak ...... 11 Daniel Quartararo ...... 13 Zach Cooper ...... 20 Zach Cooper ...... 11 Marc Joehnk ...... 12 Darryl Pui ...... 17 Steven Kinney ...... 8 Brandon Barenie ...... 10 Marc Joehnk ...... 15 Brandon Barenie ...... 7 Steven Kinney ...... 10 Brandon Barenie ...... 12 Darryl Pui ...... 6 Darryl Pui ...... 8 Steven Kinney ...... 11 Marc Joehnk ...... 5 Michael Wadowski ...... 6

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 27 2005 FINAL RESULTS

Date Opposing Team Score R-H-E / R-H-E Inn Overall PBC Pitcher Att Time Feb. 4 Lincoln Memorial W 9-4 9-11-4 / 4-4-3 9 1-0 Dunham (W, 1-0) 315 2:53 Feb. 5 Lincoln Memorial W 6-5 6-8-0 / 5-9-1 9 2-0 Paul (W, 1-0) 292 2:46 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial W 7-6 7-12-2 / 6-8-2 9 3-0 Yarbrough (W, 1-0) 166 2:57 Feb. 12 USC Upstate* L 5-9 5-10-3 / 9-14-0 9 3-1 0-1 Mitchell (L, 0-1) 308 3:12 Feb. 12 USC Upstate* W 9-8 9-10-0 / 8-12-0 7 4-1 1-1 T. Williams (W, 1-0) 308 2:35 Feb. 13 USC Upstate* W 15-14 15-28-1 / 14-22-4 (14) 5-1 2-1 Derhak (W, 1-0) 143 5:23 Feb. 19 at #27 Columbus State* L 3-12 3-11-3 / 12-15-2 9 5-2 2-2 Dunham (L, 1-1) 81 2:43 Feb. 19 at #27 Columbus State* L 1-13 1-5-0 / 13-12-2 7 5-3 2-3 Claussen (L, 0-1) 85 2:05 Feb. 20 at #27 Columbus State* W 9-5 9-16-2 / 5-11-1 9 6-3 3-3 Rucker (W, 1-0) 139 2:46 Feb. 25 #23 Catawba W 8-7 8-11-4 / 7-9-4 (10) 7-3 Yarbrough (W, 2-0) 144 3:09 Feb. 26 #23 Catawba W 6-3 6-13-1 / 3-8-2 9 8-3 Claussen (W, 1-1) 218 2:23 Feb. 27 #23 Catawba W 4-1 4-9-1 / 1-6-1 9 9-3 Rucker (W, 2-0) 72 2:12 Mar. 2 Claflin W 10-3 10-8-1 / 3-3-5 9 10-3 Summer (W, 1-0) 75 2:16 Mar. 5 at #29 Francis Marion* W 5-0 5-13-2 / 0-8-3 9 11-3 4-3 Dunham (W, 2-1) 124 2:46 Mar. 5 at #29 Francis Marion* L 2-4 2-4-3 / 4-9-1 7 11-4 4-4 Claussen (L, 1-2) 124 1:47 Mar. 6 at #29 Francis Marion* L 0-3 0-6-0 / 3-5-1 9 11-5 4-5 Rucker (L, 2-1) 110 1:51 Mar. 8 Trevecca Nazarene L 1-4 1-5-0 / 4-8-1 9 11-6 Paul (L, 1-1) 85 2:10 Mar. 9 Trevecca Nazarene W 7-5 7-14-2 / 5-10-3 9 12-6 N. Wandless (W, 1-0) 151 2:34 Mar. 11 Martin Methodist W 18-0 18-20-2 / 0-5-6 9 13-6 Dunham (W, 3-1) 99 2:43 Mar. 12 Martin Methodist W 19-8 19-17-1 / 8-11-1 9 14-6 Claussen (W, 2-2) 142 2:41 Mar. 13 Martin Methodist W 13-5 13-16-2 / 5-6-0 9 15-6 Rucker (W, 3-1) 215 2:46 Mar. 15 Barton W 11-7 11-13-4 / 7-14-3 9 16-6 Yarbrough (W, 3-0) 87 3:09 Mar. 16 Barton L 2-9 2-5-3 / 9-11-2 9 16-7 Paul (L, 1-2) 55 2:35 Mar. 18 at #25 GC&SU* W 4-3 4-5-1 / 3-9-2 (10) 17-7 5-5 Dunham (W, 4-1) 110 2:43 Mar. 19 at #25 GC&SU* W 7-6 7-12-2 / 6-10-1 (10) 18-7 6-5 White (W, 1-0) 140 3:10 Mar. 19 at #25 GC&SU* W 5-4 5-8-1 / 4-11-0 7 19-7 7-5 Claussen (W, 3-2) 110 2:10 Mar. 23 North Greenville W 14-9 14-15-8 / 9-14-4 9 20-7 Summer (W, 2-0) 65 3:03 Mar. 24 Limestone W 13-4 13-20-0 / 4-12-1 9 21-7 Paul (W, 2-2) 118 2:46 Mar. 25 #25 West Virginia St. W 6-5 6-12-1 / 5-11-0 9 22-7 N. Wandless (W, 2-0) 238 2:50 Mar. 26 #25 West Virginia St. W 9-7 9-15-2 / 7-17-3 9 23-7 Yarbrough (W, 4-0) 133 3:03 Mar. 26 #25 West Virginia St. L 7-8 7-10-2 / 8-7-1 7 23-8 Ericksen (L, 0-1) 133 2:13 Mar. 30 Anderson W 9-5 9-14-1 / 5-10-1 9 24-8 N. Wandless (W, 3-0) 194 2:25 Apr. 2 UNC Pembroke* W 13-0 13-15-0 / 0-4-1 9 25-8 8-5 Dunham (W, 5-1) 185 2:16 Apr. 2 UNC Pembroke* W 6-0 6-12-2 / 0-2-1 7 26-8 9-5 Claussen (W, 4-2) 185 1:37 Apr. 3 UNC Pembroke* W 7-4 7-11-0 / 4-10-2 9 27-8 10-5 Yarbrough (W, 5-0) 154 3:10 Apr. 5 Brevard W 9-8 9-14-3 / 8-14-4 9 28-8 S. Wandless (W, 1-0) 302 3:04 Apr. 6 at Newberry W 12-2 12-15-2 / 2-8-3 9 29-8 Paul (W, 3-2) 212 2:40 Apr. 9 Augusta State* L 5-6 5-13-2 / 6-15-1 (12) 29-9 10-6 Yarbrough (L, 5-1) 566 3:17 Apr. 9 Augusta State* L 4-7 4-7-1 / 7-10-0 7 29-10 10-7 Claussen (L, 4-3) 566 1:49 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 6-5 6-11-3 / 5-11-0 9 30-10 11-7 Rucker (W, 4-1) 1185 2:29 Apr. 12 St. Andrews W 5-4 5-11-0 / 4-8-1 (10) 31-10 Mitchell (W, 1-1) 95 2:47 Apr. 13 Newberry W 11-1 11-12-0 / 1-7-2 9 32-10 Sofield (W, 1-0) 138 2:36 Apr. 15 #12 Kennesaw State* W 8-7 8-15-0 / 7-12-3 9 33-10 12-7 Dunham (W, 6-1) 284 2:25 Apr. 16 #12 Kennesaw State* L 3-4 3-12-1 / 4-9-0 9 33-11 12-8 Rucker (L, 4-2) 302 2:15 Apr. 16 #12 Kennesaw State* W 8-7 8-9-1 / 7-11-1 7 34-11 13-8 N. Wandless (W, 4-0) 302 2:55 Apr. 19 Belmont Abbey W 4-1 4-6-2 / 1-9-1 9 35-11 Paul (W, 4-2) 127 1:54 Apr. 20 North Greenville W 10-4 10-12-2 / 4-8-2 9 36-11 Summer (W, 3-0) 144 2:10 Apr. 23 at #3 North Florida* L 6-8 6-15-1 / 8-13-1 9 36-12 13-9 Dunham (L, 6-2) 587 3:06 Apr. 23 at #3 North Florida* L 4-10 4-8-1 / 10-12-0 7 36-13 13-10 Claussen (L, 4-4) 475 2:32 Apr. 24 at #3 North Florida* L 4-7 4-7-0 / 7-12-1 9 36-14 13-11 Rucker (L, 4-3) 495 2:42 May 6 at #20 AASU* L 3-4 3-8-1 / 4-7-1 9 36-15 13-12 Dunham (L, 6-3) 236 2:34 May 7 at #20 AASU* L 10-12 10-18-3 / 12-15-4 9 36-16 13-13 Rucker (L, 4-4) 285 3:10 May 7 at #20 AASU* W 5-4 5-10-0 / 4-7-1 7 37-16 14-13 Paul (W, 5-2) 280 1:45 May 11 Lander* W 2-1 2-4-2 / 1-5-5 9 38-16 15-13 Dunham (W, 7-3) 389 1:53 May 12 Lander* W 7-2 7-10-1 / 2-8-2 9 39-16 16-13 Rucker (W, 5-4) 415 2:19 May 12 Lander* L 0-2 0-2-0 / 2-9-0 7 39-17 16-14 Paul (L, 5-3) 415 1:50 May 19 at #4 North Florida% L 1-3 1-4-2 / 3-5-1 9 39-18 Dunham (L, 7-4) 550 1:57 May 20 vs. #8 Francis Marion% W 5-2 5-10-0 / 2-5-0 9 40-18 Rucker (W, 6-4) 150 2:19 May 20 at #4 North Florida% L 9-10 9-16-1 / 10-14-4 9 40-19 N. Wandless (L, 4-1) 250 3:17 * Peach Belt Conference Game • % NCAA South Atlantic Regional Game • () • Home Games Appear in BOLD Overall ...... 40-19 Neutral ...... 1-0 1-Run games ...... 16-5 Conference ...... 16-14 Day ...... 24-14 5+ Run games ...... 14-4 Non-Conference ...... 24-5 Night ...... 16-5 Extra Innings ...... 5-1 Home ...... 32-8 vs. Left starter ...... 14-6 Shutouts ...... 4-2 Away ...... 7-11 vs. Right starter ...... 26-13 Leading after 7 Innings ...... 32-0 28 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2005 FINAL PBC STANDINGS • CONFERENCE HONORS • ALL-REGION TEAMS 2005 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS

PBC GAMES OVERALL SCHOOL W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct. Home Away Neut. Last 10 Last 5 Strk xyz-North Florida 23 7 .767 14-1 9-6 48 16 .750 29-7 15-7 4-2 7-3 4-1 L1 y-Kennesaw State 19 11 .633 11-4 8-7 37 22 .627 21-6 15-16 1-0 6-4 2-3 L2 y-Francis Marion* 17 12 .583 11-3-1 6-9 34 16 .676 24-3-1 10-11 0-2 7-3 3-2 L2 y-USC Aiken 16 14 .533 10-5 6-9 40 19 .678 32-8 7-11 1-0 3-7 2-3 L1 Georgia Coll. & State 15 15 .500 8-7 7-8 33 20 .623 17-7 15-10 1-3 8-2 4-1 W2 Armstrong Atl. State 14 15 .483 10-4 4-11 34 16 .680 30-5 4-11 0-0 6-4 2-3 W1 USC Upstate 14 16 .467 5-10 9-6 33 21 .611 18-13 15-8 0-0 4-6 2-3 L2 Augusta State* 12 17 .417 9-6 3-11-1 28 25 .528 23-9 5-16-1 0-0 4-6 2-3 L3 UNC Pembroke 12 18 .400 8-7 4-11 31 23 .574 23-7 8-16 0-0 7-3 3-2 W1 Lander 11 18 .379 7-8 4-10 30 28 .517 21-11 9-17 0-0 6-4 2-3 W1 Columbus State 10 20 .333 6-9 4-11 22 30 .423 14-14 7-15 1-1 3-7 2-3 L1

*Francis Marion and Augusta State tied one game during the regular season which should be noted in their PBC records above. x=2005 PBC Champion, y=NCAA South Atlantic Regional Participant, z=NCAA World Series Participant 2005 PEACH BELT ALL-CONFERENCE AND ALL-REGION

PBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2005 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM 2005 NCAA D-II SOUTH ATLANTIC Feb. 8 Brad Bohannon, AASU Marion Knowles (1B), North Florida First-Team All-Region Feb. 15 Sam Barth, Augusta State Matt Goyea (2B), USC Upstate 1B Marion Knowles, North Florida Feb. 22 Walter Cochrane, Lander Mike DeVeaux (SS), GC&SU 2B Matt Goyea, USC Upstate Mar. 8 Stephen Worrell, CSU Jon Skorupski (3B), North Florida 3B Jon Skorupski, North Florida Mar. 14 Kevin Gergel, KSU Robert Davis (C), USC Aiken SS Mike DeVeaux, GC&SU Mar. 21 Jon Love, KSU Kevin Gergel (C), Kennesaw State IF Daniel Quartararo, USC Aiken Mar. 28 Eric Davis, USC Upstate Brennan Grogan (DH), North Florida C Kevin Gergel, Kennesaw State Apr. 4 Sadry Cafe, North Florida Brandon Sumlin (OF), Augusta State OF Casey Smith, Erskine Apr. 11 Scott Hendrix, KSU Quentin Davis (OF), Francis Marion OF Sadry Cafe, North Florida Apr. 18 Adam Pelley, AASU David Walton (OF), Lander OF Stephen Worrell, Columbus St. Apr. 25 Sadry Cafe, North Florida Sadry Cafe (OF), North Florida OF Antonio Sabatini, Erskine May 2 Sean Hotzak, AASU Steve Worrell (OF), Columbus State DH Brennan Grogan, North Florida Daniel Quartararo (UT), USC Aiken P Matt Goyen, GC&SU PBC PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Adam Pelley (UT), AASU P Jon Troop, AASU Feb. 8 Josh Papelbon, No. Florida Jon Troop (SP), AASU PBrian Baker, Columbus State Feb. 15 James Luper, UNCP Lee Tabor (SP), Francis Marion P Lee Tabor, Francis Marion Feb. 22 Matt Goyen, GC&SU David Wilson (SP), Lander RP Matt Nalutka, AASU Mar. 8 Chase Leatherwood, AASU Matt Goyen (SP), GC&SU Mar. 14 Dylan Owen, FMU Brian Baker (SP), Columbus State Second-Team All-Region Mar. 21 Steve Dunham, USC Aiken Matt Nalutka (RP), AASU 1B Ben Kershner, Coker Mar. 28 Matt Goyen, GC&SU 2B Stephen Nordan, Mount Olive Apr. 4 Steve Dunham, USC Aiken Player of the Year: 3B Eric Losten, Coker Apr. 11 Brian Baker, CSU Mike DeVeaux, GC&SU SS Shelton Cisson, Erskine Apr. 18 Matt Nalutka, AASU IF Adam Pelley, AASU Pitcher of the Year: Apr. 25 Josh Papelbon, No. Florida C Robert Davis, USC Aiken Matt Goyen, GC&SU May 2 Matt Goyen, GC&SU OF Quentin Davis, Francis Marion Co-Freshmen of the Year: OF Michael McClain, Pfeiffer Kyle Bowley, USC Upstate OF Brandon Sumlin, Augusta State Dylan Owen, Francis Marion OF Tyler Petty, Barton DH Josh Carter, Mount Olive Coach of the Year: P Kyle Aylor, North Florida Dusty Rhodes, North Florida P David Wilson, Lander P Justin Staatz, Mount Olive 2005 NCBWA ALL-AMERICANS PSteve Dunham, USC Aiken Daniel Quartararo, USC Aiken RP Josh Papelbon, North Florida Honorable Mention (see photo to the left) Photo credit: Todd Drexler Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 29 2005 FINAL PBC INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS 2005 Peach Belt Conference 2005 PBC Individual Statistical Leaders Team Stat Leaders

BATTING (min 2.5 AB/G) G AB H HR RBI Avg TEAM BATTING G Avg R 1. Matt Goyea, USC Upstate 46 181 77 2 44 .425 1. Armstrong Atl. State 50 .330 326 2. Mike DeVeaux, GC&SU 53 222 92 13 67 .414 2. USC Aiken 59 .329 411 3. David Walton, Lander 58 229 93 3 47 .406 3. GC&SU 53 .323 382 4. Stephen Worrell, Columbus St. 52 204 80 11 45 .392 4. USC Upstate 54 .321 413 5. Robert Davis, USC Aiken 59 234 91 6 61 .389 5. Lander 58 .318 387 6. Daniel Quartararo, USC Aiken 54 209 81 9 50 .388 6. Kennesaw State 59 .315 410 7. Kevin Gergel, Kennesaw State 50 173 67 13 53 .387 7. North Florida 64 .314 413 8. Adam Pelley, AASU 49 177 67 0 36 .379 8. Francis Marion 51 .312 320 9. Hans Stancil, GC&SU 53 172 65 3 27 .378 9. Columbus State 52 .296 290 10. Sadry Cafe, North Florida 64 250 93 15 54 .372 10. UNC Pembroke 54 .291 329 11. Augusta State 54 .287 318 PITCHING (min 1.0 IP/Team G) AP W-L S IP K ERA 1. Josh Papelbon, North Florida 33 7-3 14 66.2 50 1.49 TEAM PITCHING G ERA K 2. Matt Goyen, GC&SU 13 9-1 1 90.2 122 1.99 1. Francis Marion 51 3.11 334 3. Brian Baker, Columbus State 15 8-4 1 99.2 104 2.17 2. North Florida 64 3.43 474 4. Lee Tabor, Francis Marion 16 9-4 0 87.1 74 2.47 3. Armstrong Atl. State 50 3.81 397 5. Garrett Holmes, USC Upstate 23 3-1 5 61.0 79 2.51 4. USC Aiken 59 4.32 372 6. Steve Dunham, USC Aiken 15 7-4 0 111.2 88 2.74 5. GC&SU 53 4.32 415 7. Scott Eckard, USC Upstate 13 7-3 0 76.2 67 2.82 6. Columbus State 52 4.61 332 8. Bubba Blalock, Kennesaw State 18 7-2 1 85.2 62 2.84 7. Lander 58 4.78 347 9. James Dalton, USC Upstate 25 6-3 5 60.0 72 2.85 8. UNC Pembroke 54 4.81 275 10. Chas Dobes, Francis Marion 15 4-2 0 58.0 41 2.95 9. USC Upstate 54 4.85 408 10. Kennesaw State 59 4.85 326 DOUBLES G 2B STOLEN BASES G SB 11. Augusta State 54 5.23 255 1. Robert Davis, USCA 59 24 1. Brandon Sumlin, ASU 49 31 2. Jeremy Brotherton, KSU 57 22 t2. Quentin Davis, FMU 49 25 TEAM FIELDING C E Pct. t3. Scott Hendrix, KSU 58 19 t2. Josh Howard, UNF 63 25 6. USC Aiken 2209 90 .959 t3. Stephen Worrell, CSU 52 19 4. Justin Mills, GC&SU 53 24 5. Sadry Cafe, UNF 64 18 9. Darryl Pui, USCA 52 18 SLUGGING 4. USC Aiken ...... 455 TRIPLES G 3B BATTERS STRUCK OUT APP K ON BASE PCT. 1. Casey Derhak, USCA 59 8 1. Matt Goyen, GC&SU 13 122 3. USC Aiken ...... 401 2. Eric Davis, UPSTATE 54 7 2. Brian Baker, CSU 15 104 t3. Quentin Davis, FMU 49 6 3. Chase Leatherwood, AASU 16 102 RUNS SCORED t3. Brandon Sumlin, ASU 49 6 4. Ryan Amason, UNF 21 97 3. USC Aiken ...... 411 t3. Chris Demons, ASU 49 6 6. Steve Dunham, USCA 15 88 HITS 2. USC Aiken ...... 663 HOME RUNS G HR INNINGS PITCHED IP 1. Marion Knowles, UNF 63 18 1. Steve Dunham, USCA 111.2 RUNS BATTED IN t2. Jon Skorupski, UNF 64 15 2. Ryan Amason, UNF 109.2 1. USC Aiken ...... 375 t2. Sadry Cafe, UNF 64 15 3. Jacob Dixon, UNF 107.1 DOUBLES t4. Kevin Gergel, KSU 50 13 4. David Wilson, LU 101.0 4. USC Aiken ...... 112 t4. Mike DeVeaux, GC&SU 53 13 6. Peden Rucker, USCA 98.2 TRIPLES RUNS BATTED IN G RBI APPEARANCES APP T2. USC Aiken ...... 21 1. Mike DeVeaux, GC&SU 53 67 1. Josh Papelbon, UNF 33 HOMERUNS 2. Robert Davis, USCA 59 61 2. Nick Wandless, USCA 29 6. USC Aiken ...... 33 3. Kyle Bowley, UPSTATE 49 59 t3. Jared Incinelli, UNF 28 4. Marion Knowles, UNF 63 57 t3. Tyler Addison, LU 28 TOTAL BASES t9. Daniel Quartararo, USCA 54 50 5. Matt Nalutka, AASU 26 2. USC Aiken ...... 916

RUNS SCORED G R SAVES G SV STOLEN BASES 1. Scott Hendrix, KSU 58 62 1. Josh Papelbon, UNF 33 14 3. USC Aiken ...... 84 2. Jon Skorupski, UNF 64 57 2. Matt Nalutka, AASU 26 12 BATTERS STRUCK OUT 3. Casey Derhak, USCA 59 56 3. Nick Wandless, USCA 29 9 5. USC Aiken ...... 372 4. Eric Davis, UPSTATE 54 55 4. Steven Spragg, ASU 26 6 t7. Daniel Quartararo, USCA 54 52 5. James Dalton, UPSTATE 25 5 WALKS ALLOWED 9. USC Aiken ...... 192

30 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions THE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Vision Statement: three golf championships the Cougars The Peach Belt Conference is own. committed to providing through its The PBC has seen continued dependent collegiate members, a success in all sports with national forum for student participation in rankings and multiple NCAA appear- athletic, academic and co-curricular ances. events under the auspices of the The 2004-05 season may have National Collegiate Athletic Associa- been the most successful yet with two tion, Division II. national titles as USC Aiken won their We will exemplify the characteris- second-straight golf championship tics of a premier intercollegiate and Armstrong Atlantic State won the Marvin Vanover Ken Gerlinger conference that prides itself on the women's tennis national champion- PBC Commissioner Director of Media Relations inclusion of students of all demo- ship. The PBC also had the second graphic groups who wish to partici- place or runner-up in baseball, championships in 12 sports, six for pate in a well-rounded sports pro- softball, men's tennis and golf, giving men and six for women. They are gram. Our institutions, our academic the PBC a first or second-place in cross country, soccer, volleyball, goals, our athletic aspirations reflect every spring sport the conference basketball, tennis, baseball, softball a communality of purpose and a sponsors. and men’s golf. commitment to excellence in the The seven charter members of the classroom and on the playing field. conference were Armstrong Atlantic NCAA Division II Champions State University, Columbus State AASU, women’s tennis (1995, 96, History: University, Francis Marion University, 2005) Since its inception in 1991, the Georgia College & State University, Columbus State, baseball (2002) Peach Belt Conference has worked Lander University, USC Aiken, and Columbus State, golf (1992, 94, 97) tirelessly to become one of the elite USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Francis Marion, golf (2003) conferences in NCAA Division II. Athletic Conference was adopted in Kennesaw State, baseball (1996) Now in its 15th season with 23 January of 1990 and modified to Kennesaw State, men’s basketball national championships and 20 Peach Belt Conference in May 2000. (2004) national finalists, the PBC has Augusta State joined the confer- Kennesaw State, softball (1995, 96) accomplished that goal. ence in 1991 and UNC Pembroke Kennesaw State, women’s soccer Starting with only two champion- became the ninth member on July 1, (2003) ships in 1991, in men’s and women’s 1992. They were followed by Lander, men’s tennis (1993, 94, 95, basketball, the conference has Kennesaw State on July 1, 1994, 96, 97, 98, 99, 2000) expanded to 12 championship sports Clayton State on July 1, 1995 and the USC Aiken, golf (2004, 2005) with the addition of women’s soccer University of North Florida on July 1, in the fall of 2000. 1997. Kennesaw State and North NCAA Division II Finalists The conference traces its roots Florida departed for the Division I AASU, women’s tennis (1997, 98, 99, back to November of 1988 when 11 ranks in 2005 and the conference 2002) schools first met in Greenville, S.C. welcomed in North Georgia College & AASU, golf (2005) to form a Division II conference. State University as its 11th member in Columbus State, golf (1998) Following a second meeting on Dec. the fall of 2005. GC&SU, baseball (1995) 3, 1989 hosted by USC Aiken, five of Former Augusta State basketball GC&SU, softball (2003) those 11 schools, plus two others, coach and athletic director Marvin Kennesaw State, baseball (1998, 99) formed the Peach Belt and began Vanover was named the interim Kennesaw State, softball (2000, 05) play in 1991. commissioner in April 1990, and later North Florida, baseball (2005) The Peach Belt was less than a appointed as the conference’s first North Florida, golf (1997) year old before capturing a national full-time commissioner in July of 1991. North Florida, men’s tennis (2005) championship. The Columbus State He established the conference office USC Aiken, golf (1995, 96, 99) golf team took the honor by winning in Augusta, Ga. USC Upstate, men’s soccer the 1992 national crown, the first of The conference currently holds (1995, 98)

Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. Augusta State University Clayton State University Columbus State University Francis Marion University Georgia College & State Univ.

Lander University U. of North Carolina PembrokeNorth Georgia Coll. & St. Univ. Univ. of South Carolina Aiken U. of South Carolina Upstate Peach Belt Conference

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 31 2006 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT

2006 PEACH BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT ROBERTO HERNANDEZ STADIUM (1,000) • AIKEN, S.C.

#1 Seed

Game 1 (Format if four teams remain after ) Thur., 11 AM #6 Seed Game 5 Fri., 3 PM Loser Game 3 #2 Seed Game 7 Game 2 Sat., 11 AM Thur., 3 PM #5 Seed

Game 6 Fri., 7 PM #3 Seed Game 10 Sun., 12 PM Game 3 Thur., 7 PM #4 Seed Loser Game 7 Game 11 (if necessary) PBC Tournament Sun., 4 PM Loser Game 6 Game 9 CHAMPION Sat., 7 PM (NCAA Tournament Automatic Qualifier) Loser Game 1 Game 8 Sat., 3 PM Game 4 Fri., 11 AM Loser Game 2

(Format if five teams remain after Game 6, and three after Game 9)

Winner Game 7 Winner Game 9

Game 9 Loser Game 9 Game 11 Sat., 7 PM Loser Game 5 Sun., 4 PM PBC Tournament Winner Game 6 Game 10 CHAMPION Game 7 Sun., 12 PM (NCAA Tournament Automatic Qualifier) Sat., 11 AM Winner Game 8 Loser Game 6 Game 9 Sat., 7 PM Winner Game 6

Game 10 Sun., 12 PM Winner Game 5

Game 8 Game 11 Sat., 3 PM (if necessary) PBC Tournament Winner Game 4 Sun., 4 PM CHAMPION •Highest Seed is the home team. (NCAA Tournament •All Times Eastern and subject to Automatic Qualifier) change •Brackets will be adjusted to allow USC Aiken to play at 7:00 PM on day one. •Game 11 will occur immediately (Format if five teams remain after Game 6, following Game 10 (if necessary) on and two after Game 9) Sunday.

32 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 OPPONENTS ANDERSON (SC) AASU AUGUSTA STATE BARTON 3/28 @ USCA, 6:00 PM 5/5 @ USCA, 7:30; 5/6 @ USCA, 1:30 DH 4/8 @ ASU, 1:00 (DH); 4/9 @ ASU, 1:00 3/14 @ USCA, 6:00; 3/15 @ USCA, 6:00

Location: Anderson, S.C. Location: Savannah, Ga. Location: Augusta, Ga. Location: Wilson, N.C. Enrollment: 1,600 Enrollment: 6,800 Enrollment: 6,333 Enrollment: 1,100 Nickname: Trojans Nickname: Pirates Nickname: Jaguars Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Gold and Black Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Royal Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CVAC Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: CVAC Head Coach: Joe Miller Head Coach: Joe Roberts Head Coach: Skip Fite Head Coach: Todd Wilkinson Record at AC/Yrs: 231-249-1/9 yrs Record at AASU/Yrs: 1044-485/26 yr Record at ASU/Yrs: 528-544-1/21 yrs Record at BC/Yrs: 347-292-2/13 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 16/9 Letterwinners R/L: 11/11 Letterwinners R/L: 13/12 Letterwinners R/L: 15/8 Top Returners: Desmond Robson, Top Returners: Matt Nalutka, Chase Top Returners: Chris Demons, Top Returners: Tyler Petty, Eric Kyle Lewis, Clint Neville Leatherwood, Sean Hotzak Bennett Mayfield, Garrick McGrath McInerny, Brock Godwin 2005 Record: 20-33, 7-16 (9th) 2005 Record: 34-16, 14-15 (6th) 2005 Record: 38-25-1, 12-17-1 (8th) 2005 Record: 24-28, 11-13 (6th) Series Record: USCA leads 4-1 Series Record: AASU leads 26-24-1 Series Record: USCA leads 39-15 Series Record: USCA leads 8-4 Last Meeting: USCA won 9-5 Last Meeting: USCA won 5-4 Last Meeting: USCA won 6-5 Last Meeting: BC won 9-2

BELMONT ABBEY BLOOMSBURG BREVARD CATAWBA 4/18 @ USCA, 6:30 PM 4/16 @ USCA, 6:00 PM 2/21 @ USCA, 6:00; 2/22 @ USCA, 4:00 2/17 @ USCA, 4:00; 2/18-19 @ USCA, 1

Location: Belmont, N.C. Location: Bloomsburg, Pa. Location: Brevard, N.C. Location: Salisbury, N.C. Enrollment: 1,198 Enrollment: 8,400 Enrollment: 600 Enrollment: 1,300 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Huskies Nickname: Tornados Nickname: Indians Colors: Red and White Colors: Maroon and Gold Colors: Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NAIA Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: CVAC Conference: PSAC Conference: Appalachian Athletic Conference: South Atlantic Conf. Head Coach: Kermit Smith Head Coach: Mike Collins Head Coach: Todd Anderson Head Coach: Jim Gantt Record at BAC/Yrs: 92-121/4 yrs Record at BU/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Record at BC/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Record at CU/Yrs: 281-181/9 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 17/6 Letterwinners R/L: 10/10 Letterwinners R/L: 12/9 Letterwinners R/L: 17/8 Top Returners: Zack Kappler, Andy Top Returners: Matt Robinson, Vinny Top Returners: Kody Hightower, Tom Top Returners: Jimbo Davis, Aaron Helms, Alex Udwari James, Andy Bucher Grant, Hunter Fish, Zach Tolbert Rimer, Matt Smith 2005 Record: 28-30, 9-15 (7th) 2005 Record: 18-25, 8-12 (8th) 2005 Record: 27-33, 16-12 (6th) 2005 Record: 35-19, 14-6 (T-1st) Series Record: BAC leads 3-1 Series Record: Never met Series Record: USCA leads 4-1 Series Record: USCA leads 11-7 Last Meeting: USCA won 4-1 Last Meeting: Never met Last Meeting: USCA won 9-8 Last Meeting: USCA won 4-1

CHOWAN CLAFLIN COKER COLUMBUS STATE 3/17 @ USCA, 6:30; 3/18-19 @ USCA,1 3/7 @ USCA, 6:00; 4/11 @ USCA, 6:30 2/1 @ USCA, 2:00 PM 4/1 @ USCA, 1 (DH); 4/2 @ USCA, 1:00

Location: Murfreesboro, N.C. Location: Orangeburg, S.C. Location: Hartsville, S.C. Location: Columbus, Ga. Enrollment: 800 Enrollment: 1,700 Enrollment: 1,153 Enrollment: 7,800 Nickname: Braves Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Cobras Nickname: Cougars Colors: Blue and White Colors: Maroon and Orange Colors: Navy and Yellow Colors: Red, White, and Blue Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Independent Conference: SIAC Conference: CVAC Conference: Peach Belt Head Coach: Aaron Carroll Head Coach: Brad Riddle Head Coach: Dave Schmotzer Head Coach: Greg Appleton Record at CC/Yrs: 27-15-1/1 yr Record at CU/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Record at CC/Yrs: 416-240-1/13 yrs Record at CSU/Yrs: 280-172/8 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 9/14 Letterwinners R/L: N/A Letterwinners R/L: 15/3 Letterwinners R/L: 11/11 Top Returners: Michael Kellett, Matt Top Returners: N/A Top Returners: Brad Boob, Eric Top Returners: Billy Howard, Brent Dize, Brandon Hamlett 2005 Record: N/A Losten, Brian Nally Benefield, Trent Bianco, David Brown 2005 Record: 27-15-1 Series Record: USCA leads 2-0 2005 Record: 26-22, 14-10 (3rd) 2005 Record: 22-30, 10-20 (11th) Series Record: Never met Last Meeting: USCA won 10-3 Series Record: USCA leads 3-1 Series Record: CSU leads 27-21 Last Meeting: Never met Last Meeting: USCA won 13-3 Last Meeting: USCA won 9-5

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 33 2006 OPPONENTS FRANCIS MARION GC&SU LANDER LIMESTONE 4/22-23 @ USCA, 6:30; 1:30 (DH) 3/10 @ USCA, 6:30; 3/11 @ USCA, 1 DH 4/14 @ LU, 6:00; 4/15 @ LU, 1:00 (DH) 3/23 @ USCA, 6:00 PM

Location: Florence, S.C. Location: Milledgeville, Ga. Location: Greenwood, S.C. Location: Gaffney, S.C. Enrollment: 4,008 Enrollment: 5,500 Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 700 Nickname: Patriots Nickname: Bobcats Nickname: Bearcats Nickname: Saints Colors: Red, White, and Blue Colors: Hunter Green and Navy Blue Colors: Royal Blue and Gold Colors: Blue and Gold Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Conference: CVAC Head Coach: Art Inabinet Head Coach: Chris Calciano Head Coach: Bill Jarman Head Coach: Chico Lombardo Record at FMU/Yrs: 143-107-1/5 yrs Record at GCSU/Yrs: 33-20/1 yr Record at LU/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Record at LC/Yrs: 368-325/14 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 15/12 Letterwinners R/L: 14/13 Letterwinners R/L: 12/8 Letterwinners R/L: 21/9 Top Returners: Jason Weaver, Lee Top Returners: Mike DeVeaux, Hans Top Returners: David Glover, James Top Returners: Matt Reel, David Tabor, Dylan Owen, Michael Ward Stancil, Michael Newman Compo, Jonathan Myers Wise, Kevin Pucetas 2005 Record: 34-16-1, 17-12-1 (3rd) 2005 Record: 33-20, 15-15 (5th) 2005 Record: 30-28, 11-18 (10th) 2005 Record: 31-24-1, 17-7 (1st) Series Record: USCA leads 31-17 Series Record: GCSU leads 28-20 Series Record: USCA leads 14-10 Series Record: USCA leads 10-4 Last Meeting: FMU won 3-0 Last Meeting: USCA won 5-4 Last Meeting: LU won 2-0 Last Meeting: USCA won 13-4

LINCOLN MEMORIAL NEWBERRY UNC PEMBROKE NORTH GEORGIA 2/3 @ USCA, 4:00; 2/4-5 @ USCA, 1:00 4/6 @ USCA, 6:30; 4/12 @ USCA, 6:30 3/4 @ UNCP, 1 (DH); 3/5 @ UNCP, 1:00 3/25 @ NGC, 1 (DH); 3/26 @ NGC, 1:00

Location: Harrogate, Tenn. Location: Newberry, S.C. Location: Pembroke, N.C. Location: Dahlonega, Ga. Enrollment: 2,812 Enrollment: 840 Enrollment: 6,000 Enrollment: 4,765 Nickname: Railsplitters Nickname: Indians Nickname: Braves Nickname: Saints Colors: Navy and Gray Colors: Scarlet and Gray Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Royal Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Gulf South Conference: South Atlantic Conf. Conference: Peach Belt Conference: Peach Belt Head Coach: Jeff Sziksai Head Coach: Bob Rikeman Head Coach: Paul O’Neil Head Coach: Tom Cantrell Record at LMU/Yrs: 33-72-1/2 yrs Record at NC/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Record at UNCP/Yrs: 136-130-1/5 yr Record at NGC/Yrs: 266-123/6 yrs Letterwinners R/L: 7/15 Letterwinners R/L: 19-3 Letterwinners R/L: 16/5 Letterwinners R/L: 14/8 Top Returners: Wes Thompson, Top Returners: Anthony Dillenger, Top Returners: Barret Otto, Jason Top Returners: Ryan Gurley, Brian Hunter Pelt, Joe Workman Pat Egleston, Matt Webb Morales, Tripp Lockhart Lauderdale, Miichael Whiting 2005 Record: 16-36, 4-17 (8th, East) 2005 Record: 19-35, 7-14 (7th) 2005 Record: 31-23, 12-18 (9th) 2005 Record: 57-15, 24-9 (2nd) Series Record: USCA leads 13-4 Series Record: USCA leads 22-11 Series Record: USCA leads 25-16 Series Record: Never met Last Meeting: USCA won 7-6 Last Meeting: USCA won 11-1 Last Meeting: USCA won 7-4 Last Meeting: Never met

NORTH GREENVILLE PFEIFFER PRESBYTERIAN ST. ANDREWS 3/29 @ USCA, 6:00; 4/19 @ USCA, 6:30 2/10 @ USCA, 4:00; 2/11-12 @ USCA, 1 2/28 @ USCA, 6:00 PM 4/4 @ USCA, 6:30 PM

Location: Tigerville, S.C. Location: Misenheimer, N.C. Location: Clinton, S.C. Location: Laurinburg, N.C. Enrollment: 1,825 Enrollment: 1,000 Enrollment: 1,190 Enrollment: 700 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Falcons Nickname: Blue Hose Nickname: Knights Colors: Red and Black Colors: Black and Gold Colors: Garnet and Blue Colors: Royal Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Independent Conference: CVAC Conference: South Atlantic Conf. Conference: CVAC Head Coach: Tim Nihart Head Coach: Mark Hayes Head Coach: Elton Pollock Head Coach: Chris Chaffinch Record at NGU/Yrs: 109-250/7 yrs Record at PU/Yrs: 23-32/1 yr Record at PC/Yrs: 17-40/1 yr Record at SAPC/Yrs: 0-0/1st year Letterwinners R/L: 10/26 Letterwinners R/L: 9/11 Letterwinners R/L: 18/7 Letterwinners R/L: 18/10 Top Returners: Carlos Cardenas, Top Returners: Mike McClain, Blake Top Returners: Matt Bodie, Russell Top Returners: Greg Wrape, Ryan Eric Loy, Seth Montgomery Jordan, Ben Beard Robinson, Dan Stankus Curley, Cliff Alred 2005 Record: 18-38 2005 Record: 23-32, 9-15 (7th) 2005 Record: 17-40, 6-15 (8th) 2005 Record: 32-22, 11-9 (4th) Series Record: USCA leads 8-0 Series Record: USCA leads 2-0 Series Record: PC leads 13-8 Series Record: USCA leads 4-0 Last Meeting: USCA won 10-4 Last Meeting: USCA won 6-3 Last Meeting: PC won 10-7 Last Meeting: USCA won 5-4 34 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions 2006 OPPONENTS • OPPONENTS SID DIRECTORY • PACERS VS. OPPONENTS USC UPSTATE OPPONENTS’ SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTORY 2/25 @ USCU, 1 (DH); 2/26 @ USCU, 1 SCHOOL SID PHONE FAX EMAIL Anderson Cobb Oxford (864) 231-2097 (864) 226-8895 [email protected] Armstrong Atl. State Chad Jackson (912) 961-3255 (912) 921-5571 [email protected] Augusta State Joey Warren (706) 731-7925 (706) 737-1782 [email protected] Barton John Hackney (252) 399-6515 (252) 399-6516 [email protected] Location: Spartanburg, S.C. Belmont Abbey Scott Handback (704) 461-5049 (704) 825-6570 [email protected] Enrollment: 4,500 Bloomsburg Tom McGuire (570) 389-4413 (570) 389-4724 [email protected] Nickname: Spartans Brevard Todd Anderson (828) 884-8288 (828) 884-3790 [email protected] Colors: Hunter Green, White, & Black Catawba Jim Lewis (704) 637-4720 (704) 637-5705 [email protected] Affiliation: NCAA Division II Chowan Meredith Long (252) 398-6468 (252) 398-1390 [email protected] Conference: Peach Belt Claflin Dr. Lionell Sabb (803) 535-5548 (803) 535-5362 [email protected] Head Coach: Matt Fincher Coker Christian Stryker (843) 383-8068 (843) 383-8167 [email protected] Record at USCU/Yrs: 165-234/8 yrs Columbus State Mike Peacock (706) 569-3434 (706) 569-3435 [email protected] Letterwinners R/L: 16/8 Francis Marion Michael Hawkins (843) 661-1222 (843) 661-1219 [email protected] Top Returners: Kyle Bowley, Matt GC&SU Brad Muller (478) 445-1779 (478) 445-1790 [email protected] Goyea, Scott Eckard, Bret Hansen Lander Bob Stoner (864) 388-8962 (864) 388-8889 [email protected] 2005 Record: 33-21, 14-16 (7th) Limestone Susie Russell (864) 488-8219 (864) 902-0714 [email protected] Series Record: USCA leads 34-13 Lincoln Memorial Rusty Peace (423) 869-6236 (423) 869-6376 [email protected] Last Meeting: USCA won 15-14 (14) Newberry Scott McCain (803) 321-5667 (803) 321-5169 [email protected] UNC Pembroke Kevin Rhodes (910) 521-6371 (910) 521-6551 [email protected] North Georgia Chris Busby (706) 867-3250 (706) 867-2865 [email protected] North Greenville Rhett Burns (864) 977-7187 (864) 977-7152 [email protected] Pfeiffer Chris Potter (704) 463-2403 (864) 463-5051 [email protected] Presbyterian Al Ansley (864) 833-8252 (864) 229-8548 [email protected] St. Andrews Kevin Buczek (910) 277-5751 (910) 277-5272 [email protected] USC Upstate Bill English (864) 503-5129 (864) 503-5127 [email protected] Pacers vs. Opponents OPPONENT W L T LAST STK OPPONENT W L T LAST STK OPPONENT W L T LAST STK Adelphi 1 1 0 1993 L-1 Erskine 14 3 1 2002 W-2 UNC Asheville 1 0 0 1992 W-1 Alabama-Huntsville 1 2 0 2001 L-1 Fairmont State 2 0 0 2000 W-2 UNC Charlotte 1 1 0 1993 W-1 Anderson 4 1 0 2005 W-2 Florida Southern 0 2 0 1999 L-2 UNC Pembroke 25 16 0 2005 W-3 Armstrong Atl. State 24 26 1 2005 W-1 Florida Tech 1 2 0 2002 W-1 UNC Wilmington 4 5 0 1995 L-2 Augusta State 39 15 0 2005 W-1 Francis Marion 32 17 0 2005 W-1 North Florida 12 20 0 2005 L-5 Ball State 2 3 0 1996 W-1 Furman 2 0 0 1992 W-2 North Georgia 0 0 0 --- Barry 0 2 0 1999 L-2 Gannon 8 0 0 1999 W-8 North Greenville 8 0 0 2005 W-8 Barton 8 4 0 2005 L-1 Gardner Webb 3 0 0 1997 W-3 Oral Roberts 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Bellarmine 3 0 0 2003 W-3 George Mason 2 2 0 1994 L-1 Pfeiffer 2 0 0 1996 W-2 Belmont Abbey 1 3 0 2005 W-1 Georgia 0 2 0 2001 L-2 Point Park 1 0 0 1991 W-1 Benedict 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Georgia Coll. & State 20 28 0 2005 W-3 Presbyterian 8 13 0 2003 L-2 Brevard 4 1 0 2005 W-2 Georgia Southern 4 3 0 1993 L-1 Richmond 0 1 0 1994 L-1 Brewton-Parker 3 5 0 2002 W-3 Georgia State 0 2 0 1994 L-2 Saint Augustine 1 0 0 2002 W-1 Bristol 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Jacksonville State 0 1 0 1994 L-1 Saint Andrews 4 0 0 2005 W-4 Brown 2 0 0 1994 W-2 Kennesaw State 8 30 0 2005 W-1 Shepherd 2 0 0 1992 W-2 California Tech State 0 1 0 1993 L-1 Kent State 1 0 0 1996 W-1 USC Upstate 34 13 0 2005 W-2 Campbell 1 0 0 1994 W-1 Kentucky Wesleyan 1 0 0 2001 W-1 South Carolina State 6 0 0 1993 W-6 Carson-Newman 18 10 0 2004 L-3 Lander 14 10 0 2005 L-1 Southern Indiana 11 9 0 2004 W-4 Catawba 11 7 0 2005 W-3 Lewis and Clark State 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Tampa 0 2 0 1991 L-2 Charleston Southern 0 2 0 1992 L-2 Limestone 10 4 0 2005 W-3 Taylor 1 0 0 2002 W-1 The Citadel 2 2 0 1993 W-2 Lincoln Memorial 13 4 0 2005 W-5 Trevecca Nazarene 1 1 0 2005 W-1 Claflin 2 0 0 2005 W-2 Lindsey-Wilson 4 2 0 2003 W-1 Troy State 1 2 0 1994 L-2 Coastal Carolina 0 1 0 1996 L-1 Lynn 3 2 0 1999 W-1 Voorhees 3 0 0 1997 W-3 Coker 3 1 0 2000 W-2 Mansfield 2 3 0 1995 L-2 West Florida 1 0 0 2001 W-1 Columbia Union 1 0 0 1999 W-1 Martin Methodist 3 0 0 2005 W-3 West Virginia State 9 1 0 2005 L-1 Columbus State 21 27 0 2005 W-1 Milligan 2 0 0 2003 W-2 West Virginia Tech 9 0 0 2004 W-9 Cumberland (TN) 1 2 0 2000 L-1 Morris 2 0 0 1991 W-2 Western Carolina 7 3 0 1994 L-1 Davis and Elkins 1 0 0 1993 W-1 Mount Olive 4 0 0 1998 W-4 Wingate 5 8 0 2000 L-5 East Tennessee State 2 0 0 1993 W-2 Mount Saint Mary’s 2 0 0 1993 W-2 Winthrop 1 1 0 1992 W-1 Eckerd 0 1 0 1991 L-1 Newberry 22 11 0 2005 W-2 Wofford 3 0 0 1995 W-3 Elon 3 1 0 1995 W-2 Norfolk State 1 1 0 1995 W-1 Totals 503 345 2 .593 All non-conference records are since USCA joined the NCAA Division II in 1992; Peach Belt Conference members appear in BOLD.

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 35 USC AIKEN BASEBALL COACHING HISTORY

Tom Galardi Herb Marshall Dr. Jim Kauffman Randy Warrick Head Coach (1973-76) Head Coach (1977) Head Coach (1978) Head Coach (1979-89) Amassed a 57-49 record including a “I truly enjoyed the work [of keeping Recently finished a long stint as Coached 11 years and posted a win over Georgia Tech in Atlanta. the program going and rebuilding].” USCA’s Faculty Athletic Rep. 392-146 record. Now serves as AD.

Gary Gilmore Barry Given Tony Casas Kenny Thomas Head Coach (1990-95) Head Coach (1996) Head Coach (1997-99) Head Coach (2000-pres.) Compiled a 257-102-2 career record; Posted a 32-25 record as interim Alum who coached Pacers; was a Led team to first NCAA is head coach at Coastal Carolina. head coach at USC Aiken in 1996. member of 1986 World Series team. appearance in 12 years (2005).

YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS Year Coach Record PBC Pct. Year Coach Record PBC Pct. 1990 Gary Gilmore 45-10 --- .818 1973 Tom Galardi 13-5 --- .722 1991 Gary Gilmore 51-13 --- .797 1974 Tom Galardi 17-11 --- .607 1992 Gary Gilmore 45-15-2 10-2-1 .742 1975 Tom Galardi 16-15 --- .516 1993 Gary Gilmore 46-18 13-7 .719 1976 Tom Galardi 11-18 --- .379 1994 Gary Gilmore 35-22 16-5 .614 1977 Herb Marshall N/A --- N/A 1995 Gary Gilmore 34-24 14-10 .586 1978 Dr. Jim Kauffman 4-19 --- .174 1996 Barry Given 32-25 10-14 .561 1979 Randy Warrick 15-24 --- .385 1997 Tony Casas 21-35 9-14 .375 1980 Randy Warrick 28-12 --- .700 1998 Tony Casas 27-25 13-16 .519 1981 Randy Warrick 30-15 --- .667 1999 Tony Casas 20-32 8-22 .385 1982 Randy Warrick 30-13 --- .698 2000 Kenny Thomas 29-27 15-15 .518 1983 Randy Warrick 35-11 --- .761 2001 Kenny Thomas 30-25 14-16 .545 1984 Randy Warrick 38-8 --- .826 2002 Kenny Thomas 37-19 16-14 .661 1985 Randy Warrick 42-16 --- .724 2003 Kenny Thomas 30-24 13-16 .556 1986 Randy Warrick 53-12 --- .815 2004 Kenny Thomas 30-26 12-18 .536 1987 Randy Warrick 39-14 --- .736 2005 Kenny Thomas 40-19 16-14 .678 1988 Randy Warrick 43-10 --- .811 Totals 1006-573-2 179-184-1 .636 1989 Randy Warrick 39-11 --- .780

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS (By Winning Percentage) (By Total Wins)

Coach Years Record Pct. Coach Years Record Pct. Randy Warrick 1979-89 392-146 .729 Randy Warrick 1979-89 392-146 .729 Gary Gilmore 1990-95 257-102-2 .715 Gary Gilmore 1990-95 257-102-2 .715 Kenny Thomas 2000-pres. 196-140 .583 Kenny Thomas 2000-pres. 196-140 .583 Barry Given 1996 32-25 .561 Tony Casas 1997-99 68-92 .425 Tom Galardi 1973-76 57-49 .538 Tom Galardi 1973-76 57-49 .538 Tony Casas 1997-99 68-92 .425 Barry Given 1996 32-25 .561 Jim Kauffman 1978 4-19 .174 Jim Kauffman 1978 4-19 .174

36 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Feb. 26 Barton W 7-2 1992 1993 1994 Feb. 28 Lynn W 4-1 45-15-2, 10-2-1 PBC 46-18, 13-7 PBC 35-22, 16-5 PBC Mar. 3 Lynn L 2-4 Mar. 3 Lynn W 5-3 NCAA Tournament Participant World Series Participant PBC Regular Season Champion Mar. 4 Wofford W 5-2 PBC Tournament Champion NCAA Tournament Participant Coach: Gary Gilmore Mar. 5 Norfolk State L 5-6 Ranked No. 6 in Final National Poll South Atlantic Region Champion Feb. 12 at Troy State L 3-7 Mar. 6 Norfolk State W 3-1 Coach: Gary Gilmore PBC Tournament Champion Feb. 13 at Troy State (10) L 11-12 Mar. 7 Southern Indiana L 5-10 Feb. 8 South Carolina State W 15-0 Ranked No. 5 in Final National Poll Feb. 14 at Jacksonville State L 2-7 Mar. 7 Ball State W 7-1 Feb. 13 Winthrop (11) L4-7Coach: Gary Gilmore Feb. 16 at Presbyterian (10) L 4-5 Mar. 8 Ball State L 0-7 Feb. 14 The Citadel W 15-10 Feb. 12 Carson-Newman W 7-6 Feb. 18 at Elon W 7-6 Mar. 10 Mansfield L 5-7 Feb. 14 Western Carolina W 6-3 Feb. 13 Carson-Newman W 3-2 Feb. 19 at Campbell W 8-0 Mar. 11 at AASU* L 1-2 Feb. 15 Western Carolina (11) L 8-11 Feb. 13 Carson-Newman L 3-5 Feb. 20 Carson-Newman W 10-4 Mar. 12 at AASU* L 4-5 Feb. 16 Furman W 1-0 Feb. 14 Erskine L 1-3 Feb. 20 Carson-Newman W 4-1 Mar. 12 at AASU* W 5-3 Feb. 16 UNC Asheville W 14-9 Feb. 14 Erskine W 11-1 Feb. 21 Carson-Newman W 17-4 Mar. 15 at Presbyterian (11) W 9-8 Feb. 21 George Mason W 9-4 Feb. 17 at Georgia Southern W 3-0 Feb. 25 George Mason L 5-7 Mar. 18 USC Upstate* W 15-5 Feb. 22 East Tennessee St. W 7-1 Feb. 19 UNC Charlotte W 6-3 Feb. 26 Richmond L 5-6 Mar. 18 USC Upstate* W 5-4 Feb. 24 SC State W 7-4 Feb. 20 East Tennessee State W 7-4 Feb. 26 Francis Marion* W 8-2 Mar. 19 USC Upstate* W 8-1 Feb. 29 at Charleston Sou. L 5-8 Feb. 20 The Citadel W 9-8 Feb. 27 Francis Marion* W 7-1 Mar. 21 at Wingate W 7-6 Mar. 1 UNC Charlotte L 3-5 Feb. 23 at Georgia Southern L 1-2 Feb. 27 Francis Marion* W 10-4 Mar. 22 Brewton-Parker L 5-10 Mar. 4 at Wingate W 7-4 Feb. 24 at Georgia State L 3-4 Mar. 2 Georgia State L 4-5 Mar. 23 Erskine L 6-7 Mar. 6 Mansfield W 8-1 Feb. 28 Mount St. Mary’s W 12-2 Mar. 5 USC Upstate* W 16-3 Mar. 25 at Francis Marion* W 12-6 Mar. 6 Mansfield W 9-2 Feb. 28 George Mason W 7-3 Mar. 5 USC Upstate* W 5-0 Mar. 25 at Francis Marion* W 1-0 Mar. 7 UNC Wilmington W 3-1 Mar. 1 George Mason L 6-10 Mar. 6 USC Upstate* W 14-0 Mar. 26 at Francis Marion* W 10-9 Mar. 7 UNC Wilmington W 3-2 Mar. 1 Mount St. Mary’s W 19-3 Mar. 7 Southern Indiana W 17-5 Mar. 30 Presbyterian L 7-10 Mar. 8 Mansfield L 4-5 Mar. 2 Davis & Elkins W 11-6 Mar. 10 Southern Indiana L 3-4 Apr. 1 at Columbus State* L 1-4 Mar. 11 Wingate W 14-5 Mar. 4 Mount Olive W 10-0 Mar. 10 Ball State L 4-7 Apr. 2 at Columbus State* W 8-6 Mar. 12 Pfeiffer W 4-2 Mar. 5 Mount Olive W 2-1 Mar. 11 Mansfield L 5-8 Apr. 2 at Columbus State* L 4-7 Mar. 12 Southern Indiana (11) L4-7Mar. 6 at USC Upstate* W 6-5 Mar. 12 at AASU* L 7-8 Apr. 4 at UNC Wilmington L 3-4 Mar. 13 Southern Indiana W 1-0 Mar. 6 at USC Upstate* W 10-1 Mar. 13 at AASU* L 2-8 Apr. 5 at UNC Wilmington L 4-6 Mar. 16 Shepherd W 9-3 Mar. 7 at USC Upstate* W 9-6 Mar. 13 at AASU* W 5-3 Apr. 8 Augusta State* W 9-8 Mar. 17 Shepherd W 11-7 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 4-2 Mar. 16 Newberry (10) W 13-10 Apr. 8 Augusta State* L 3-9 Mar. 20 at Augusta State* L 0-5 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 3-2 Mar. 19 Columbus State* W 10-3 Apr. 9 Augusta State* W 9-8 Mar. 21 at Augusta State* W 5-2 Mar. 11 at Augusta State W 13-2 Mar. 19 Columbus State* W 4-2 Apr. 12 Wingate W 18-5 Mar. 21 at Augusta State* W 5-3 Mar. 16 at Newberry L 4-5 Mar. 20 Columbus State* (10) W 17-12 Apr. 14 UNC Pembroke* W 6-2 Mar. 26 Georgia Southern L 1-9 Mar. 20 at Columbus State* L 2-5 Mar. 23 at UNC Wilmington (10) L 1-3 Apr. 14 UNC Pembroke* W 5-0 Mar. 28 Columbus State* W 1-0 Mar. 20 at Columbus State* W 5-4 Mar. 24 at UNC Wilmington W 5-1 Apr. 15 UNC Pembroke* W 16-1 Mar. 28 Columbus State* W 3-2 Mar. 21 at Columbus State* L 6-8 Mar. 26 at UNC Pembroke* W 4-1 Apr. 18 Newberry W 9-3 Mar. 29 Columbus State* L 5-6 Mar. 24 AASU* L 4-15 Mar. 27 at UNC Pembroke* L 7-8 Apr. 19 at Augusta State W 14-2 Mar. 31 at Newberry (13) W2-1 Mar. 24 AASU* L 6-9 Mar. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 14-3 Apr. 22 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 1 at SC State W 6-4 Mar. 27 UNC Pembroke* W 4-2 Mar. 28 Brown W 13-6 Apr. 23 Kennesaw State* L 6-8 Apr. 2 at Georgia Southern L 1-2 Mar. 27 UNC Pembroke* W 5-0 Mar. 29 Brown W 7-6 Apr. 23 Kennesaw State* W 7-6 Apr. 2 at Georgia Southern W 16-0 Mar. 28 UNC Pembroke* W 6-3 Apr. 1 Kennesaw State W 13-2 Apr. 26 Newberry L 5-8 Apr. 4 GC&SU* W 6-5 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* W 9-7 Apr. 2 GC&SU* W 15-4 Apr. 29 at GC&SU* L 2-6 Apr. 4 GC&SU* W 5-4 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* W 5-4 Apr. 3 GC&SU* L 8-12 Apr. 30 at GC&SU* L 9-18 Apr. 5 GC&SU* W 4-2 Apr. 2 South Carolina State W 7-3 Apr. 3 GC&SU* L 4-6 Apr. 30 at GC&SU* L 7-8 Apr. 7 at Francis Marion W 8-3 Apr. 3 at GC&SU* W 18-2 Apr. 5 at Western Carolina L 4-9 May 2 Erskine W 6-5 Apr. 11 at AASU T 2-2 Apr. 3 at GC&SU* L 2-3 Apr. 6 at Presbyterian L 6-9 May 6 at AASU# W 5-3 Apr. 14 at Western Carolina W 10-6 Apr. 4 at GC&SU* L 5-13 Apr. 8 Erskine W 5-3 May 7 at AASU# W 5-0 Apr. 15 at Western Carolina W 7-0 Apr. 7 Erskine W 2-0 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* W 7-2 May 11 Kennesaw State# L 2-6 Apr. 16 Gannon W 7-1 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 11-0 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* W 5-0 May 12 GC&SU# L 2-8 Apr. 16 Gannon W 5-1 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 7-2 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 5-3 #=PBC Tournament (Aiken, S.C.) Apr. 18 USC Upstate* W 3-1 Apr. 11 Augusta State* L 2-4 Apr. 13 Newberry W 5-4 Apr. 18 USC Upstate* W 12-1 Apr. 13 at Francis Marion* W 12-10 Apr. 14 at Wofford W 19-2 1996 Apr. 19 USC Upstate* W 12-4 Apr. 14 GC&SU W 10-9 Apr. 16 USC Upstate# W 17-1 Apr. 22 Francis Marion L 7-8 Apr. 17 UNC Pembroke W 9-3 Apr. 16 USC Upstate# W 9-1 32-25, 10-14 PBC Apr. 24 Augusta State W 4-1 Apr. 18 UNC Pembroke W 16-3 Apr. 19 at North Florida W 7-3 Coach: Barry Given Apr. 25 AASU* L 2-6 Apr. 20 at Western Carolina L 5-7 Apr. 20 at North Florida L 3-4 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 4-2 Apr. 27 Erskine W 1-0 Apr. 21 at Western Carolina W 13-10 Apr. 23 vs. Columbus St.# (14) L 4-5 Feb. 10 Carson-Newman W 6-5 Apr. 27 Erskine T 5-5 Apr. 24 vs. USC Upstate# W 7-2 Apr. 24 vs. AASU# L 7-17 Feb. 11 Carson-Newman L 5-7 Apr. 28 Newberry W 9-6 Apr. 25 vs. Francis Marion# W 12-7 Apr. 28 Augusta State W 13-1 Feb. 13 Coker W 1-0 May 7 vs. Augusta State# W 2-0 Apr. 26 vs. Francis Marion# W 11-7 Apr. 30 at Erskine W 6-1 Feb. 17 Voorhees W 11-0 May 8 vs. Columbus St.# L 1-4 May 1 Troy State W 9-1 Apr. 31 Elon L 3-8 Feb. 17 Voorhees W 2-1 May 9 vs. GC&SU# W 8-4 May 2 Wofford W 14-8 # = PBC Tournament (Augusta, Ga.) Feb. 18 Newberry W 4-2 May 9 vs. Columbus St.# W 7-5 May 4 Newberry W 7-4 Feb. 21 Catawba L 4-5 May 10 vs. AASU# W 5-2 May 14 at UNC Wilmington W 5-2 1995 Feb. 21 Catawba W 17-13 May 12 Winthrop W 6-2 May 16 at UNC Wilmington L 5-9 Feb. 24 GC&SU* W 10-5 May 14 vs. Florida Tech^ L 4-6 May 16 at UNC Wilmington L 1-3 34-24, 14-10 PBC Feb. 24 GC&SU* L 2-8 May 14 vs. AASU^ W 11-0 May 20 AASU^ W 5-4 Coach: Gary Gilmore Feb. 25 GC&SU* L 4-10 May 15 vs. Florida Tech^ L 2-7 May 21 Francis Marion^ W 6-5 Feb. 12 Elon W 6-4 Feb. 27 at North Florida W 8-3 #=PBC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.) May 22 Francis Marion^ W 13-2 Feb. 12 Elon W 5-0 Feb. 28 at North Florida L 5-17 ^=NCAA South Atlantic Region May 30 vs. Adelphi% W 13-12 Feb. 20 Augusta State L 4-5 Mar. 3 Ball State L 1-7 (Savannah, Ga.) Jun. 1 vs. Cal-Poly SLO% L 3-4 Feb. 21 Augusta State W 10-5 Mar. 4 Ball State W 3-1 Jun. 2 vs. Adelphi% L 6-7 Feb. 24 Carson-Newman W 2-1 Mar. 5 Southern Indiana W 6-4 #=PBC Tournament (Columbus, Ga.) Feb. 25 Carson-Newman W 4-1 Mar. 6 Southern Indiana L 5-6 ^=NCAA South Atlantic Reg. (Aiken, S.C.) Feb. 26 Carson-Newman W 7-2 Mar. 9 AASU* L 0-6 %=NCAA World Series (Montgomery, Ala.) Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 37 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Mar. 10 AASU* (10) W6-4 Mar. 26 Barton W 14-2 Apr. 25 at UNC Pembroke* L 3-4 Feb. 19 Cumberland (Tenn.) W 9-0 Mar. 10 AASU* W 3-0 Mar. 28 at Columbus State* L 2-5 Apr. 26 at UNC Pembroke* L 3-5 Feb. 20 Cumberland (Tenn.) L 1-2 Mar. 12 Pfeiffer W 6-3 Mar. 29 at Columbus State* L 3-17 May 2 at Kennesaw State# L 2-15 Feb. 22 at Wingate L 6-16 Mar. 13 at Presbyterian W 16-6 Mar. 29 at Columbus State* W 3-2 May 3 at Kennesaw State# W 7-5 Feb. 24 Catawba W 4-1 Mar. 16 at USC Upstate* W 5-4 Mar. 31 Newberry L 10-11 May 3 at Kennesaw State# L 1-8 Feb. 26 North Florida* L 6-17 Mar. 16 at USC Upstate* L 2-5 Apr. 1 at Newberry L 6-7 #=PBC Tournament (Kennesaw, Ga.) Feb. 26 North Florida* W 10-5 Mar. 17 at USC Upstate* W 15-9 Apr. 3 Presbyterian L 3-8 Feb. 27 North Florida* L 4-6 Mar. 19 Barton W 14-5 Apr. 5 UNC Pembroke* L 5-20 1999 Feb. 29 at Limestone L 8-10 Mar. 19 Barton W 6-1 Apr. 5 UNC Pembroke* W 8-7 Mar. 1 Catawba L 6-10 Mar. 22 Erskine W 8-0 Apr. 6 UNC Pembroke* L 8-15 20-32, 8-22 PBC Mar. 2 Newberry W 11-3 Mar. 23 Francis Marion* W 3-0 Apr. 9 Wingate L 4-5 Mar. 4 GC&SU* L 5-10 Coach: Tony Casas Mar. 24 Francis Marion* W 9-1 Apr. 10 at Catawba L 8-17 Mar. 4 GC&SU* W 13-9 Feb. 4 at Florida Southern L 5-7 Mar. 24 Francis Marion* L 14-16 Apr. 11 Brewton-Parker L 8-16 Mar. 5 GC&SU* (12) W 4-3 Feb. 6 at Barry L 6-10 Mar. 25 Kent State W 15-5 Apr. 13 Augusta State* L 6-9 Mar. 7 Fairmont State W 13-2 Feb. 6 at Lynn L 6-22 Mar. 30 Columbus State* L 7-8 Apr. 13 Augusta State* W 4-3 Mar. 8 Fairmont State W 11-6 Feb. 7 at Barry L 1-10 Mar. 30 Columbus State* L 3-6 Apr. 14 Augusta State* W 10-3 Mar. 10 at Lander* W 24-9 Feb. 13 USC Upstate* W 5-2 Mar. 31 Columbus State* L 4-13 Apr. 16 at Catawba W 3-2 Mar. 11 at Lander* L 7-8 Feb. 13 USC Upstate* W 5-0 Apr. 2 at Coastal Carolina L 7-9 Apr. 18 at Brewton-Parker L 2-3 Mar. 12 at Lander* W 6-3 Feb. 14 USC Upstate* L 8-18 Apr. 3 Presbyterian W 6-1 Apr. 19 Kennesaw State* L 2-3 Mar. 14 at Presbyterian L 3-9 Feb. 16 at Newberry L 4-5 Apr. 5 at Augusta State* (12) W 15-7 Apr. 20 Kennesaw State* L 2-14 Mar. 17 Newberry L 2-12 Feb. 17 at Brewton-Parker W 16-5 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 9-1 Apr. 20 Kennesaw State* L 3-9 Mar. 18 AASU* W 10-4 Feb. 19 Lynn W 8-3 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 4-3 Apr. 26 at GC&SU# L 2-8 Mar. 19 AASU* L 8-16 Feb. 25 at Erskine W 15-6 Apr. 9 at Newberry (10) L12-13 Apr. 27 at GC&SU# L 2-7 Mar. 19 AASU* W 13-11 Feb. 27 at North Florida* L 7-17 Apr. 13 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-3 #=PBC Tournament (Milledgeville, Ga.) Mar. 21 Coker W 13-3 Feb. 27 at North Florida* L 4-11 Apr. 13 at UNC Pembroke* L 5-6 Mar. 22 Barton W 11-1 Feb. 28 at North Florida* L 10-16 Apr. 14 at UNC Pembroke* L 1-5 Mar. 24 at Kennesaw State* L 5-12 1998 Mar. 1 Gannon W 4-3 Apr. 16 at Wingate L 5-13 Mar. 25 at Kennesaw State* L 2-8 Mar. 1 Gannon W 9-1 Apr. 17 Wingate W 8-4 27-25, 13-16 PBC Mar. 26 at Kennesaw State* W 10-3 Mar. 6 at GC&SU* L 9-10 Apr. 20 at Kennesaw State* L 5-8 Mar. 28 Alabama-Huntsville L 5-13 Coach: Tony Casas Mar. 7 at GC&SU* L 4-16 Apr. 21 at Kennesaw State* L 4-5 Mar. 29 Alabama-Huntsville W 7-6 Feb. 6 Carson-Newman L 3-4 Mar. 7 at GC&SU* W 14-13 Apr. 21 at Kennesaw State* L 7-10 Mar. 31 Francis Marion* L 5-13 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 5-1 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 14-7 Apr. 25 Limestone W 7-4 Apr. 1 Francis Marion* W 13-12 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 21-7 Mar. 10 Limestone W 10-4 Apr. 27 at AASU# L 1-4 Apr. 1 Francis Marion* W 9-3 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman W 8-7 Mar. 11 Columbia Union W 15-0 Apr. 28 at AASU# W 2-0 Apr. 5 Presbyterian L 15-17 Feb. 11 Erskine W 18-6 Mar. 13 Lander* L 3-14 Apr. 28 at AASU# W 6-3 Apr. 6 Wingate L 5-8 Feb. 14 at USC Upstate* W 15-5 Mar. 13 Lander* W 13-3 May 9 vs. Columbus State# L 2-3 Apr. 8 at Augusta State* W 15-10 Feb. 14 at USC Upstate* L 1-2 Mar. 14 Lander* L 1-10 May 10 vs. GC&SU# L 4-6 Apr. 8 at Augusta State* L 3-5 Feb. 15 at USC Upstate* W 8-4 Mar. 17 at Presbyterian L 4-6 #=PBC Tournament (Kennesaw, Ga.) Apr. 9 at Augusta State* L 5-7 Feb. 18 at Brewton-Parker L 3-6 Mar. 21 at AASU* L 6-8 Apr. 11 Newberry (11) L 11-12 Feb. 21 Catawba W 13-8 Mar. 21 at AASU* L 2-5 Apr. 15 Columbus State* W 12-5 1997 Feb. 21 Catawba W 9-4 Mar. 22 at AASU* L 3-4 Apr. 15 Columbus State* L 3-9 Feb. 25 at Erskine L 12-13 Mar. 23 Newberry L 7-12 21-35, 9-14 PBC Apr. 16 Columbus State* L 3-11 Feb. 28 North Florida* L 4-14 Mar. 24 Brewton-Parker W 13-10 Apr. 18 Anderson W 16-10 Coach: Tony Casas Feb. 28 North Florida* L 5-6 Mar. 27 Kennesaw State* W FF Apr. 19 at Georgia L 6-14 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 9-8 Mar. 1 North Florida* W 6-4 Mar. 27 Kennesaw State* L 2-6 Apr. 21 at UNC Pembroke* L 5-6 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 3-5 Mar. 4 Wingate W 17-8 Mar. 28 Kennesaw State* W 12-4 Apr. 22 at UNC Pembroke* W 8-4 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 1-8 Mar. 5 at Presbyterian L 3-9 Mar. 30 at Wingate L 7-8 Apr. 22 at UNC Pembroke* W 9-7 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 8-4 Mar. 10 at Barton W 3-2 Apr. 2 at Francis Marion* W 7-4 Apr. 25 Limestone W 12-8 Feb. 12 at Presbyterian L 2-8 Mar. 11 at Mount Olive W 9-5 Apr. 3 at Francis Marion* L 3-6 Feb. 16 North Florida W 2-1 Mar. 12 at Mount Olive W 6-1 Apr. 3 at Francis Marion* L 4-6 2001 Feb. 16 North Florida L 2-9 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 1-7 Apr. 6 at Limestone W 17-10 Feb. 18 at Newberry W 8-4 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 7-11 Apr. 7 Wingate L 7-12 30-25, 14-16 PBC Feb. 20 Newberry L 1-6 Mar. 15 at Lander* L 5-9 Apr. 10 Augusta State* L 3-12 Coach: Kenny Thomas Feb. 22 at GC&SU* L 6-9 Mar. 21 AASU* L 1-10 Apr. 10 Augusta State* L 4-8 Feb. 2 vs. West Florida W 4-0 Feb. 23 at GC&SU* L 2-11 Mar. 22 AASU* (10) L 6-8 Apr. 11 Augusta State* L 7-11 Feb. 3 vs. Ala.-Huntsville (10) L 3-8 Feb. 23 at GC&SU* W 5-2 Mar. 22 AASU* W 9-5 Apr. 13 Presbyterian W 9-8 Feb. 10 USC Upstate* W 6-1 Feb. 25 at Coker L 1-5 Mar. 24 Brewton-Parker L 5-7 Apr. 14 Newberry L 10-21 Feb. 10 USC Upstate* W 6-4 Feb. 26 Erskine W 8-4 Mar. 25 at Wingate L 2-4 Apr. 17 at Columbus State* L 3-4 Feb. 11 USC Upstate* W 18-3 Feb. 27 at Augusta State W 17-3 Mar. 28 at Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 17 at Columbus State* L 4-5 Feb. 14 at Newberry W 7-5 Mar. 1 Catawba W 7-2 Mar. 28 at Kennesaw State* L 2-5 Apr. 18 at Columbus State* L 4-16 Feb. 16 Lincoln Memorial L 3-7 Mar. 1 Catawba L 8-9 Mar. 29 at Kennesaw State* L 4-13 Apr. 22 at Augusta State W 14-5 Feb. 17 Lincoln Memorial (10) L 7-12 Mar. 2 Gardner-Webb W 11-6 Apr. 2 Presbyterian W 25-10 Apr. 24 UNC Pembroke* L 7-11 Feb. 18 Lincoln Memorial W 7-5 Mar. 4 at Erskine W 8-2 Apr. 4 Francis Marion* L 5-10 Apr. 25 UNC Pembroke* L 4-11 Feb. 20 at Presbyterian W 9-4 Mar. 8 at AASU* L 3-5 Apr. 5 Francis Marion* W 10-5 Apr. 25 UNC Pembroke* W 7-1 Feb. 24 at North Florida* L 6-7 Mar. 9 at AASU* W 8-5 Apr. 5 Francis Marion* L 10-12 Feb. 24 at North Florida* L 5-7 Mar. 9 at AASU* L 4-5 Apr. 8 at Catawba W 13-7 2000 Feb. 25 at North Florida* L 2-9 Mar. 11 Voorhees W 26-3 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 7-6 Feb. 28 Brevard W 8-7 Mar. 12 Southern Indiana L 6-9 Apr. 11 at Augusta State* W 21-7 29-27, 15-15 PBC Mar. 2 at GC&SU* L 2-17 Mar. 13 Southern Indiana L 4-6 Apr. 11 at Augusta State* W 5-3 Coach: Kenny Thomas Mar. 4 at GC&SU* L 6-7 Mar. 15 USC Upstate* W 9-4 Apr. 15 GC&SU* L 7-19 Feb. 4 Lincoln Memorial (10) W 7-6 Mar. 4 at GC&SU* L 0-11 Mar. 15 USC Upstate* L 2-4 Apr. 15 GC&SU* W 7-3 Feb. 5 Lincoln Memorial W 7-4 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana L 2-11 Mar. 16 USC Upstate* L 4-11 Apr. 16 at Limestone L 4-18 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial W 13-7 Mar. 9 Lander* L 5-8 Mar. 18 at Wingate L 10-11 Apr. 18 Columbus State* W 8-3 Feb. 9 at Coker W 5-3 Mar. 10 Lander* W 5-4 Mar. 21 Limestone L 7-11 Apr. 19 Columbus State* W 14-13 Feb. 12 at USC Upstate* L 2-3 Mar. 10 Lander* W 5-4 Mar. 22 at Francis Marion* W 9-5 Apr. 19 Columbus State* W 7-6 Feb. 13 at USC Upstate* W 12-2 Mar. 13 Lindsey Wilson W 12-3 Mar. 22 at Francis Marion* L 5-7 Apr. 22 Augusta State W 11-9 Feb. 13 at USC Upstate* L 2-3 Mar. 14 Lindsey Wilson L 6-24 Mar. 23 at Francis Marion* W 8-6 Apr. 25 at UNC Pembroke* W 9-3 Feb. 18 Cumberland (Tenn.) L 1-12 Mar. 15 Kentucky Wesleyan W 6-5 38 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Mar. 17 at AASU* W 5-4 Apr. 2 Newberry W 11-1 Feb. 20 at Columbus State* W 9-5 Mar. 17 at AASU* W 5-3 Apr. 4 Saint Augustine’s W 16-5 2004 Feb. 25 Catawba (10) W 8-7 Mar. 18 at AASU* L 6-8 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 9-6 30-26, 12-18 PBC Feb. 26 Catawba W 6-3 Mar. 21 Barton L 1-5 Apr. 6 at Augusta State* W 8-3 Feb. 27 Catawba W 4-1 Mar. 21 Barton W 4-1 Apr. 7 at Augusta State* W 11-8 Coach: Kenny Thomas Mar. 2 Claflin W 10-3 Mar. 23 West Virginia Tech W 10-0 Apr. 9 Anderson W 9-3 Jan. 31 Carson-Newman L 1-5 Mar. 5 at Francis Marion* W 5-0 Mar. 24 West Virginia Tech W 13-0 Apr. 12 Columbus State* L 3-6 Feb. 1 Carson-Newman L 7-8 Mar. 5 at Francis Marion* L 2-4 Mar. 25 West Virginia Tech W 11-6 Apr. 13 Columbus State* L 6-11 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial L 3-6 Mar. 6 at Francis Marion* L 0-3 Mar. 28 Newberry W 9-5 Apr. 13 Columbus State* L 5-8 Feb. 7 Lincoln Memorial W 6-4 Mar. 8 Trevecca Nazarene L 1-4 Mar. 30 at Francis Marion* L 1-2 Apr. 18 North Greenville W 14-9 Feb. 8 Lincoln Memorial W 21-5 Mar. 9 Trevecca Nazarene W 7-5 Mar. 31 at Francis Marion* L 0-6 Apr. 20 North Florida* W 5-2 Feb. 14 at USC Upstate* L 0-3 Mar. 11 Martin Methodist W 18-0 Mar. 31 at Francis Marion* W 2-1 Apr. 20 North Florida* L 3-6 Feb. 14 at USC Upstate* L 1-2 Mar. 12 Martin Methodist W 19-8 Apr. 4 Newberry (10) W8-6 Apr. 21 North Florida* W 9-7 Feb. 16 at USC Upstate* L 3-5 Mar. 13 Martin Methodist W 13-5 Apr. 5 Presbyterian W 3-2 Apr. 23 Brewton-Parker W 13-7 Feb. 21 Columbus State* L 2-4 Mar. 15 Barton W 11-7 Apr. 7 Augusta State* W 9-7 Apr. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 10-3 Feb. 21 Columbus State* W 7-4 Mar. 16 Barton L 2-9 Apr. 7 Augusta State* W 3-1 Apr. 27 at UNC Pembroke* W 16-4 Feb. 22 Columbus State* W 9-5 Mar. 18 at GC&SU* (10) W 4-3 Apr. 8 Augusta State* W 12-11 Apr. 28 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-6 Feb. 28 Catawba L 0-5 Mar. 19 at GC&SU* (10) W 7-6 Apr. 10 Presbyterian L 13-14 Feb. 28 Catawba W 2-0 Mar. 19 at GC&SU* W 5-4 Apr. 12 at Newberry W 14-9 2003 Feb. 29 Catawba L 9-10 Mar. 23 North Greenville W 14-9 Apr. 14 at Columbus State* L 2-3 30-24, 13-16 PBC Mar. 3 Anderson W 12-5 Mar. 24 Limestone W 13-4 Apr. 14 at Columbus State* L 5-9 Mar. 5 Francis Marion* L 3-7 Mar. 25 West Virginia State W 6-5 Apr. 15 at Columbus State* W 11-10 Coach: Kenny Thomas Mar. 6 Francis Marion* W 7-6 Mar. 26 West Virginia State W 9-7 Apr. 17 Limestone W 4-3 Feb. 1 Lincoln Memorial W 7-1 Mar. 6 Francis Marion* (11) W 6-5 Mar. 26 West Virginia State L 7-8 Apr. 20 UNC Pembroke* L 4-6 Feb. 2 Lincoln Memorial W 16-1 Mar. 8 Southern Indiana W 10-3 Mar. 30 Anderson W 9-5 Apr. 21 UNC Pembroke* W 11-0 Feb. 4 Belmont Abbey L 7-9 Mar. 11 North Greenville W 13-8 Apr. 2 UNC Pembroke* W 13-0 Apr. 21 UNC Pembroke* W 14-13 Feb. 7 Carson-Newman W 5-2 Mar. 13 at Lander* L 3-4 Apr. 2 UNC Pembroke* W 6-0 Apr. 24 Belmont Abbey L 6-8 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman W 8-5 Mar. 13 at Lander* W 3-2 Apr. 3 UNC Pembroke* W 7-4 Apr. 27 Kennesaw State* L 3-13 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman (10) L 13-15 Mar. 14 at Lander* L 1-4 Apr. 5 Brevard W 9-8 Apr. 28 Kennesaw State* L 11-21 Feb. 13 at Presbyterian L 8-14 Mar. 16 Barton L 7-8 Apr. 6 at Newberry W 12-2 Apr. 28 Kennesaw State* L 6-11 Feb. 15 at GC&SU* L 5-7 Mar. 17 Barton W 11-7 Apr. 9 Augusta State* (12) L 5-6 Apr. 30 at Georgia L 1-6 Feb. 15 at GC&SU* L 5-6 Mar. 19 GC&SU* W 6-5 Apr. 9 Augusta State* L 4-7 Feb. 17 at GC&SU* L 5-12 Mar. 20 GC&SU* W 7-3 Apr. 10 Augusta State* W 6-5 2002 Feb. 18 North Greenville W 7-5 Mar. 20 GC&SU* L 7-9 Apr. 12 St. Andrews (10) W 5-4 37-19, 16-14 PBC Feb. 22 Lander* W 4-3 Mar. 23 St. Andrews W 10-4 Apr. 13 Newberry W 11-1 Feb. 23 Lander* W 9-0 Mar. 26 West Virginia State W 5-2 Apr. 15 Kennesaw State* W 8-7 Ranked No. 20 in Final National Poll Feb. 23 Lander* (8) W 7-6 Mar. 27 West Virginia State W 16-4 Apr. 16 Kennesaw State* L 3-4 Coach: Kenny Thomas Feb. 25 Milligan W 10-7 Mar. 28 West Virginia State W 14-5 Apr. 16 Kennesaw State* W 8-7 Feb. 1 vs. Florida Tech W 11-3 Feb. 26 Milligan W 16-2 Mar. 31 North Greenville W 14-7 Apr. 19 Belmont Abbey W 4-1 Feb. 2 vs. Limestone L 3-6 Feb. 28 at Francis Marion* L 2-6 Apr. 1 North Greenville W 13-8 Apr. 20 North Greenville W 10-4 Feb. 3 vs. Presbyterian W 10-9 Mar. 1 at Francis Marion* (6) L 1-2 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* L 4-6 Apr. 23 at North Florida* L 6-8 Feb. 8 Carson-Newman L 6-8 Mar. 4 Anderson L 5-7 Apr. 3 at UNC Pembroke* (14) W 4-2 Apr. 23 at North Florida* L 4-10 Feb. 9 Carson-Newman W 14-13 Mar. 8 Bellarmine W 13-2 Apr. 4 at UNC Pembroke* L 2-4 Apr. 24 at North Florida* L 4-7 Feb. 10 Carson-Newman L 5-8 Mar. 8 Bellarmine W 13-2 Apr. 7 at Brevard W 17-8 May 6 at AASU* L 3-4 Feb. 12 Limestone W 14-8 Mar. 9 Bellarmine (10) W 6-5 Apr. 9 at Augusta State* L 0-10 May 7 at AASU* L 10-12 Feb. 16 GC&SU* L 1-7 Mar. 10 Southern Indiana (10) W 10-9 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* L 4-8 May 7 at AASU* W 5-4 Feb. 16 GC&SU* L 5-9 Mar. 11 Lindsey Wilson L 14-15 Apr. 10 at Augusta State* W 13-9 May 11 Lander* W 2-1 Feb. 17 GC&SU* (16) L7-8Mar. 12 Lindsey Wilson W 8-6 Apr. 13 Claflin W 11-2 May 12 Lander* W 7-2 Feb. 19 Erskine W 12-5 Mar. 14 Kennesaw State* L 4-14 Apr. 14 Newberry L 3-4 May 12 Lander* L 0-2 Feb. 22 at Lander* W 8-6 Mar. 16 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 5-6 May 19 at North Florida^ L 1-3 Feb. 23 at Lander* W 10-9 Mar. 16 Kennesaw State* L 5-6 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 7-17 May 20 vs. Francis Marion^ W 5-2 Feb. 23 at Lander* W 7-3 Mar. 18 Barton L 9-18 Apr. 17 at Kennesaw State* L 2-3 May 20 at North Florida^ L 9-10 Feb. 28 Brevard (11) W 16-12 Mar. 19 West Virginia Tech W 6-1 Apr. 20 Limestone W 3-1 ^=NCAA South Atlantic Region Mar. 1 Francis Marion* W 23-17 Mar. 20 West Virginia Tech W 12-4 Apr. 23 North Florida* L 3-10 (Jacksonville, Fla.) Mar. 1 Francis Marion* L 2-5 Mar. 22 USC Upstate* W 8-3 Apr. 24 North Florida* L 6-11 Mar. 3 Francis Marion* W 7-0 Mar. 22 USC Upstate* W 5-4 Apr. 24 North Florida* W 3-2 LEGEND Mar. 5 Southern Indiana W 8-4 Mar. 23 USC Upstate* L 1-5 Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 7-6 * = Peach Belt Conference game Mar. 7 Southern Indiana W 20-8 Mar. 25 at Newberry W 7-5 Apr. 27 West Virginia Tech W 15-0 # = PBC Tournament game Mar. 8 Lincoln Memorial L 7-9 Mar. 29 at AASU* L 3-11 May 5 Catawba L 5-10 ^ or % = NCAA Tournament game Mar. 9 Lincoln Memorial W 16-15 Mar. 29 at AASU* (12) W 5-1 May 7 AASU* W 3-2 AASU=Armstrong Atlantic State Univ. Mar. 10 Lincoln Memorial W 7-2 Mar. 30 at AASU* L 5-11 May 8 AASU* L 6-16 GC&SU=Georgia College & State Univ. Mar. 13 Lindsey Wilson W 13-2 Apr. 2 Presbyterian L 7-10 May 8 AASU* W 6-5 Mar. 14 Lindsey Wilson W 8-5 Apr. 5 Augusta State* W 8-4 Mar. 15 at Kennesaw State* L 4-7 Apr. 5 Augusta State* L 4-10 2005 Mar. 16 at Kennesaw St.* (10) L6-7Apr. 6 Augusta State* W 15-9 40-19, 16-14 PBC Mar. 16 at Kennesaw State* L 3-5 Apr. 11 at Columbus State* W 4-2 Mar. 19 at Newberry W 8-4 Apr. 12 at Columbus State* (10) W 7-6 NCAA Tournament Participant Mar. 20 Belmont Abbey L 5-9 Apr. 12 at Columbus State* (10) L 3-4 Ranked No. 12 in Final National Poll Mar. 22 at USC Upstate* (10) W11-8 Apr. 15 Newberry W 4-3 Coach: Kenny Thomas Mar. 23 at USC Upstate* (10) L 13-14 Apr. 16 North Greenville W 6-3 Feb. 4 Lincoln Memorial W 9-4 Mar. 23 at USC Upstate* W 6-0 Apr. 18 at North Florida* L 3-5 Feb. 5 Lincoln Memorial W 6-5 Mar. 26 West Virginia Tech W 9-6 Apr. 19 at North Florida* L 1-5 Feb. 6 Lincoln Memorial W 7-6 Mar. 27 West Virginia Tech W 14-4 Apr. 19 at North Florida* W 9-1 Feb. 12 USC Upstate* L 5-9 Mar. 28 Taylor W 27-8 Apr. 23 Brevard L 5-6 Feb. 12 USC Upstate* W 9-8 Mar. 29 AASU* L 3-5 Apr. 26 UNC Pembroke* W 16-4 Feb. 13 USC Upstate* (14) W 15-14 Mar. 30 AASU* (12) W5-4 Apr. 26 UNC Pembroke* W 6-0 Feb. 19 at Columbus State* L 3-12 Mar. 30 AASU* W 6-3 Apr. 27 UNC Pembroke* L 10-19 Feb. 19 at Columbus State* L 1-13

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 39 ALL-TIME USCA ROSTER

Bessinger, Robert ...... 1985 Cox, Keith ...... 1997 EDITOR’S NOTE: Bishop, Marc ...... 1997-00 Crapps, Kenny ...... 1978-81 This all-time roster was compiled Blair, Travis W...... 1997 Creech, Dominic ...... 2005-06 from USCA preseason media Bobby, Scott ...... 1987 Crimminger, John ...... 1989-91 guides and post-season statistics Bolt, Jonathan...... 2006 Cromer, Lee ...... 2001-04 from 1975-2006. Borough, Brian...... 1989-93 Cromer, Phillip ...... 1979 Borski, Jeff ...... 1989-91 Cue, Bobby ...... 1979 It includes all players listed on Bouillon, Kenneth E...... 1996 Cummings, Kenuoder ...... 1998-01 varsity, but not junior varsity, Bowen, Ricky ...... 1989 Cummings, Tavis ...... 1999-02 rosters. Brackett, Matthew ...... 1988-90 Cuningham, Mike...... 2002-04 Bradley, Robert ...... 1990 Curnayn, Ronald...... 2001 Please notify the USCA sports Brady, Mike ...... 1975-81 Cybulski, David ...... 1999-01 information office via email at Brassard, Mike...... 1991 --D-- [email protected] if you have any Bridges, Joshua ...... 1997 Damman, Brian...... 1987 corrections or additions so as this Bronson, Blaine ...... 1983 Daniels, Christopher ...... 1996-00 list can be made more accurate. Bronson, Jason...... 1990 Daughton, Michael ...... 1984 The USCA sports information Brown, David ...... 1981-85 Davino, Mike ...... 1989 office reserves the right to make Bradley Key led the Pacers in 2004 Brown, James ...... 1995-97 Davis, Gary ...... 1990 final determination on the content earning All-Conference and All-Region Brown,John ...... 1982-84 Davis, Jason ...... 1993 of this roster. honors before being drafted by the Brown, Richard ...... 1982-84 Davis, Michael ...... 1991 Cincinnati Reds in the 48th round. --A-- Brown, Steve ...... 1990 Davis, Robert ...... 2004-06 Aaron, Alton ...... 1979 Bryan, Bradford ...... 1998 Davis, Ronald ...... 2001 Fitzgerald, Steve ...... 1988-90 Abbatte,Kevin ...... 1989 Bryant, Jerome ...... 1981 Day, James ...... 1980-83 Fitzpatrick, Samuel ...... 1987 Abney, Dick ...... 1977-81 Bryant, Michael ...... 1988-90 Delk, Kelly ...... 1990 Fix, Ron ...... 1982-84 Abstance, Ken ...... 1989 Bufford, James ...... 1988 Dempsey, John ...... 1987 Fletcher, Paul...... 1987 Adams, Carl ...... 1979 Burkett, Julius R...... 2000 Dennison, Brian ...... 1987 Forrester, Steven ...... 1985 Adams, William ...... 1996 Burn, Richard...... 1996 Derhak, Casey ...... 2005-06 Fox, Jeffrey ...... 2000 Alfonso, Nelson ...... 1989 Burt, Travis ...... 1996-98 DeSana, Richard ...... 1996 Frangos, Daniel ...... 1983 Allen, Robert ...... 1988 Busch, Douglas ...... 1985 Donah, Chris ...... 1986-90 Freeland, Jeffrey...... 1987 Alphonso, Jecon ...... 1996 Butler, Barry ...... 1984-88 Donah, Christopher ...... 1986-89 Freeman, Eddie ...... 1984 Altman, Tracy...... 1990 --C-- Dorsey, Chris ...... 1990-92 French, Jesse ...... 2000-01 Anderson, Zachary ...... 1997 Cade, Al ...... 1975-81 Dorsey, Jason ...... 1994 Fulmer, Gary ...... 1979 Arbachesky, Steve ...... 1989 Cain, John ...... 1991-93 Dropchinski, Michael ...... 1984-86 --G-- Armstrong, Troy ...... 1999-01 Caison, David ...... 2001-03 Drumming, Demetrick ...... 2002-03 Galligan, Donald ...... 1986 Arnold, Allan ...... 1988-92 Calhoun, Casey ...... 2000-04 Dunham, Steve ...... 2004-05 Garau, Samuel ...... 1999-01 Arnold, Sloan ...... 1998 Calohan, Lawrence ...... 1984 Dupert, Darryl ...... 1989-91 Garcia, Alex ...... 1994 Asbill, Gary ...... 2006 Cappiello, Frank ...... 1992 Durham, Gary ...... 1985 Gardella, Craig ...... 1998 Avery, Kerry ...... 1986-89 Cassella, Bill ...... 1989-91 Dyson, Mike ...... 1975-81 Gary, White ...... 1994 Ayer, Adam ...... 1997 Cassidy, Scott ...... 1994 --E-- Gassert, Craig ...... 1997 --B-- Cataquet, Victor ...... 1992 Earwood, Che ...... 1994 Gato, Daniel ...... 1999 Baddeley, Erik ...... 1994-97 Cauble, Jeffery ...... 1987 Easton, Patrick ...... 1987 Gibson, Robert ...... 1990 Baggott, Rhonald ...... 1994 Chapman, Eric ...... 1993 Edward, Fletcher ...... 1986 Gibson, Ronald ...... 1984 Bailey, Lance ...... 1989-91 Chapman, Mark ...... 1986-88 Edwards, Christopher ...... 1999-01 Gillespie, David...... 1999-01 Baker, Anthony ...... 1989 Cherner, Eron ...... 1989-91 Edwards, Ricky ...... 1989 Given, Barry ...... 1990-92 Barenie, Brandon...... 2004-05 Chinea, Julio ...... 1999 Edwards, William ...... 1983-85 Glenn, Chris ...... 1990-92 Barfield, Ed ...... 1975-81 Clark, Eddie ...... 1983-86 Ehmig, Greg ...... 1986-88 Glover, Dean ...... 1978 Barney, Joshua ...... 1993 Clark, Travlaus...... 1975-81 Ellison, Robert ...... 1989 Goldberg, Allen ...... 1982-85 Barrs, Rob...... 1990 Claussen, Derek ...... 2003-05 Elwyn, Henry ...... 2001 Gordon, Derek ...... 2004 Bartlett, Eric ...... 1985 Cleveland, Eric ...... 2000 Ensley, Scott ...... 1975-81 Grant, Nathan ...... 1998-01 Batchelor, Edward ...... 1987-90 Coach, Calvin ...... 1992-95 Ericksen, Chris ...... 2005-06 Graves, Christopher ...... 1986 Batchelor, Joey ...... 1991 Coclough, Charlie ...... 1978-81 Evans, Antonio D...... 1997-99 Greason, Wade...... 1997 Batchelor, Richard ...... 1985-89 Colello, Mike ...... 1979 Evans, Bryan ...... 1992-96 Green, Adam ...... 2002-04 Beagle, Chad ...... 1995 Coleman, Michael ...... 1986 --F-- Green, John ...... 1978 Beaird, Damon...... 1997-99 Collins, Jonathan ...... 1975-81 Faehnrick, Michael ...... 1995-97 Gresh, Jeffrey L...... 1997 Beaulieu, Brandon ...... 2003 Collum, Robert...... 1997-99 Faile, Mark ...... 1987-88 Gresh, Jonathan E...... 1997 Bell, Jerome ...... 1975-81 Conigliaro, Mike ...... 1979 Fandel, Lee F...... 1996-98 Griffin, Eric H...... 1997 Bell, Willie ...... 1975-81 Conner, Timothy ...... 1983 Farah, Antonio ...... 1998-00 Griffith, Joshua ...... 1996-00 Bellar, Kory ...... 2000-01 Conrad, Zach ...... 1999-01 Farr, Ashley ...... 2002-04 Guthrie, Jimmy ...... 1997-99 Benjamin, Jose ...... 1987 Cook, Scott ...... 1989, 91 Farr, George C...... 1995-99 Guy, Patrick ...... 1981 Bennett, Shawn ...... 1997-98 Cooper, Gary ...... 1975-81 Ferrell, Paul ...... 2002-04 --H-- Berendsen, Eugene ...... 1975-81 Cooper, Zach ...... 2004-06 Ferguson, Ira H...... 1998 Hall, Jason ...... 1998 Berendsen, Matthew ...... 1996 Corke, Kevin ...... 2001 Fields, Matthew ...... 2001 Hammon, Michael...... 1998 Berlin, Michael ...... 1992 Cowan, Chad ...... 1990-92 Fischer, Jerry ...... 1994 Hammonds, William A...... 1995-98

40 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions ALL-TIME USCA ROSTER

Handy, Darryl ...... 1987 Jordan, Brittain ...... 1989 Mercier, Michael ...... 1985 Hanks, Tony ...... 2000-04 --K-- Mertens, John ...... 1983-85 Hardwick, Charles ...... 1983-85 Keeler, Edwin ...... 2006 Metts, Justin ...... 1998 Hardy, Robert ...... 1975-81 Kelley, Mike ...... 1984 Middlebrooks, Stephen...... 1986 Harkins, Kevin ...... 1987-89 Kengo, Honda ...... 1989 Miller, Daniel ...... 1982-84 Harmon, Vincent ...... 1985-89 Keown, Clint ...... 2001-03 Miller, Darren ...... 1995-97 Harper, Marty ...... 1979 Key, Bradley ...... 2002-04 Minjarez, Francisco ...... 1997 Harrington, Chris ...... 1996-00 King, Clyde ...... 1985 Mitchell, Andrew ...... 2001 Harrington, T.J...... 1999 Kingsley, Mike ...... 2006 Mitchell, Johnny ...... 1993 Harrison, Johnny ...... 1975-81 Kinney, Steven ...... 2005-06 Mitchell, Patrick ...... 1989 Hart, Allan ...... 1987 Kirkland, Kenneth ...... 1980-84 Mitchell, Ryan ...... 2005-06 Ashley Farr earned ABCA and Harvey, Jason ...... 1994 Kirkland, Todd ...... 2000-01 Montpetit, Jeff ...... 1988 Academic All-American honors in Harvey, William ...... 1982-84 Knier, Danny ...... 1989 Moon, James ...... 1984 2003 as well as being named the PBC Hatcher, Bob ...... 2004-05 Knott, Carl ...... 1985 Morella, Matthew ...... 1987 Player of the Year. Hawkins, Jeffery ...... 1982-84 Kowalchuk, Ian ...... 2003-06 Morgan, Ashley ...... 2002 Hawkins, Scottie ...... 1975-81 Kroger, Ray ...... 1975-81 Morgan, Scott ...... 1989 Phibbs, Bobby ...... 2005-06 Head, Modica ...... 1986 Kupis, Scott S...... 1996 Morrison, Christopher ...... 1985 Philips, Jeffrey ...... 1995-98 Hearne, Mitch ...... 1999-01 --L-- Mosbacher, Duane ...... 1989 Pignatiello, Pete ...... 2006 Heath, Eric ...... 1999-01 LaLiberte, Matthew ...... 1998 Moser, Walt ...... 1993 Pirro, Joseph ...... 1984 Heinemann, Ronald ...... 1994 Lamb, Kevin ...... 1998-01 Moyer, Joshua ...... 1997-00 Polewski, Robert...... 1984-86 Hembree, Rick ...... 1985 Langford, Jamie ...... 2003-04 Mozingo, Brian...... 1985-87 Pollow, Ralph ...... 1989-93 Henderson, Gary ...... 1990 Langley, Kirby ...... 1996-00 Muhlenfeld, Bill ...... 1989-93 Pomaville, Mike ...... 2003 Hennessey, Joshua ...... 1995-98 Langley, Kyle ...... 2001 Murdaugh, Tony ...... 1975-81 Portscher, David ...... 1992-96 Hernandez, Roberto ...... 1986 Lavenia, Mark ...... 1990-93 Muro, Roy ...... 1997 Potter, William W...... 1997 Herndon, Adam K...... 1998 Lawton, Rick ...... 1978-81 Myers, David ...... 1996 Price, Ashley B...... 1998 Hieb, David ...... 1989-92 Leary, Ken...... 1975-81 --N-- Price, Corey O...... 1997, 2000 Hill, Beau ...... 2006 Lee, Gary ...... 2006 Nedoma, Tim ...... 1990-93 Prince, Brian ...... 2000 Hill, Jess ...... 2006 Lee, Steve ...... 1991-93 Neeley, Lawrence ...... 1996 Procter, Arthur...... 1975-81 Hill, Mike ...... 1975-81 Leshok, Mike ...... 1992-94 Nelson, Justin ...... 1999-01 Pui, Darryl ...... 2005-06 Hite, Mark ...... 1977-81 Lillard, John M...... 1997 Nelson, Ramon ...... 1985 Purdham, Roy ...... 1986-89 Hite, Mike ...... 1979 Limoncelli, Jeffrey ...... 1986 Nichols, William ...... 1988, 90 --Q-- Hodge, Tommy...... 1987-89 Linhart, Danny ...... 1990 Nix, Bradley ...... 1997 Quarles, Chris...... 1999-01 Hofferth, Timothy ...... 1983-86 Livingston, John ...... 1998 Nix, Eric ...... 1989-91 Quartararo, Daniel ...... 2004-05 Hoffstatter, Mike...... 1989-91 Logan, Brian ...... 1991-93 Nussbaum, Christopher...... 1995-98 --R-- Hogue, Daniel ...... 2000 Loiselle, John...... 1995-97 Nyair, Pete ...... 1989 Raborn, Kenny ...... 2006 Holcombe, Bobby ...... 1979 Lord, Chad ...... 1990 --O-- Radclif, Vic ...... 1981 Holderbaum, Robert ...... 1990-92 Lorick, Roderic...... 1998 O’Conner, Patrick ...... 2000 Ramada, Jonathan ...... 2005 Holley, Jeffrey ...... 1997 Lunsford, Eric ...... 1997 Osborne, Daniel...... 1996 Ramsbothan, Brad...... 2006 Hollister, Ronald I...... 1995-97 Lybrand, Crys ...... 1979 Ostervich, David ...... 1984 Raysor, Randolph ...... 1982-84 Holmes, Timothy ...... 1986 Lynn, Matthew L...... 1998 Otero, Carlos ...... 1992-94 Reaves, Marty ...... 1979 Hook, Douglas ...... 1998 --M-- --P-- Reilly, Patrick ...... 1977-81 Hopkins, Robert ...... 2000 Mahmud, Lalani ...... 1991 Padgett, Mark ...... 1975-81 Revis, Alan ...... 1994 Hopkins, Timothy ...... 1984-86 Maier, Bill ...... 1990 Pageau, Chris ...... 1992-94 Reynolds, Richard ...... 1979 Howard, Cephas ...... 2006 Malizia, Vincent ...... 1983-87 Palmer, Larry ...... 1982-84 Rhinehart, Terry ...... 1975-79 Howard, Marcellus ...... 1975-81 Mamo, Mike ...... 1998 Palmer, Russell...... 1975-81 Rhoden, Josh ...... 2003 Hucks, Jason ...... 1991-94 Marcos, Garcia ...... 1987 Panico, Vincent...... 1995-97 Rhoney, Edwin ...... 1987 Hudson, Guy ...... 1983 Marovich, Todd ...... 1991-94 Paparo, Jason ...... 1993 Ricard, Chris ...... 1998 Hughes, Richard ...... 1991-93 Martin, Greg ...... 1986 Parker, Christopher ...... 2001 Rice, Harry ...... 1984 --I-- Martin, Robert ...... 1999-01 Parker, Carroll...... 1984-86 Richard, Bowen ...... 1987 --J-- Martin, Rodney ...... 1987 Parks, James ...... 1982-84 Riggs, Adam ...... 1992-94 Jackson, Cory ...... 1999-01 Martin, Butch ...... 1999-01 Parris, Brandon...... 2001 Riley, Thomas ...... 1983 Jackson, Darrin...... 1987-89 Mattison, Ralph...... 1985 Parrish, Charles ...... 1975-81 Rios, Chris ...... 1987 Jankord, John ...... 2000 Mayse, Robert ...... 1994 Patterson, Brian ...... 1999-01 Rivette, Mike ...... 1990-92 Jarratt, John...... 1983 McAlister, Gary ...... 2003 Paul, Jon ...... 2004-06 Roney, Daniel ...... 1991-93 Jeffcoat, Michael...... 1996 McColl, Wes...... 2003-04 Peddycoat, Christopher ...... 1998 Ross, Joseph ...... 1985 Jennings, Gene ...... 1975-81 McCollum, Sam ...... 1989-92 Pender, Britt ...... 1997-99 Ross, Michael ...... 2001, 03 Jensen, Robert M...... 1995-98 McGee, Floyd ...... 1985 Penn, James ...... 2000 Rowland, Thad ...... 1992 Joehnk, Marc ...... 2005-06 McGowan, Bryan ...... 1989 Pensabene, Peter ...... 1985 Rubinsak, Jeff ...... 1990-92 Johnson, Brad ...... 2005-06 McGuire, Brian...... 1991 Perpetuo, Nelson ...... 1991 Rucker, Peden ...... 2004-06 Johnson, Derrick A...... 1995-97 McLain III, Jimmy E...... 1996 Perry, Andrew R...... 1996 Rushton, Bryan ...... 1997-00 Johnson, Matthew ...... 1994-97 McMurray, Chad ...... 2001-04 Perry, Ronnie ...... 1986-88 Rutland, Rodney ...... 1987 Jones, Chris ...... 1993 Meeks, Clayton ...... 1999 Petro, Sean ...... 1996 --S-- Jones, Patrick ...... 2005 Melton, Jeffrey M...... 1997 Petry, John ...... 1975-81 Sacco, John ...... 1994

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 41 ALL-TIME USCA ROSTER • SPONSORS

Sain, Jon ...... 1990-94 Sneeringer, Daniel ...... 1995-97 Tilmon, William ...... 1987 White, Bobby ...... 2005 Salomone, Richard ...... 1996-98 Snelgrove, Michael ...... 2000-02 Timmerman, Joey ...... 1975-81 Wickes, Chad E...... 1996 Sankowski, Alex...... 1989-91 Snyder, Patrick ...... 1986-88 Tirado, Omar...... 1997-99 Wiesner, Randy ...... 1993 Sawyer, Scott...... 1984 Sofield, Harold ...... 2002-05 Todd, Thompson ...... 1990-92 Wiggins, Jeremy D...... 1998 Scheker, Luis ...... 1993 Sokolik, Joseph M...... 1995-97 Tolbert, Christopher ...... 1998 Wiggins, Steve...... 1980-83 Scher, David ...... 1992 Soos, Charles ...... 1984-86 Toth, John ...... 1982-84 Wilbur, Gordon...... 1987 Schutzius, James ...... 1994 Spearman, Greg ...... 1989-91 Travlaus, Clark ...... 1983 Wiley, Richard ...... 2001 Scolamiero, Steve ...... 1989 Spire, Steven ...... 2006 Tripp, Matthew ...... 2004-05 Wilhite, Rob ...... 2002-03 Scolaro, Tom ...... 1998 Spivey, Matt ...... 2005-06 Truesdale, Ceano ...... 1996 Wilkinson, Parke ...... 1988 Scott, Michael (Bob) ...... 1986 Stafford, Chris...... 1994 Turner, Marcus C...... 1995-97 William, Grant ...... 1990-92 Seabolt, Timothy ...... 1990 Stam, Robert ...... 1992 --U-- Williams, J.R...... 1998 Secor, James ...... 1997 Steen, Ryan ...... 2004 --V-- Williams, Justin ...... 2001-05 Seiple, Dennis ...... 1975-81 Stefani, Bryan ...... 1996 Vaigeur, William ...... 1997 Williams, Reginald ...... 1986-88 Sellami, Mike ...... 1993 Steflick, Tim ...... 2006 Vance, Jim ...... 1983 Williams, Shaun M...... 1998 Sellers, Albert ...... 1998 Stewart, Randy ...... 2004 VanHorne, Dwayne...... 1986-88 Williams, Trey ...... 2004-05 Sharpe, Roger ...... 1976-79 Stockman, Doug ...... 1994 Vaughn, Mark...... 1987-90 Wilson, Brian ...... 1991 Sharpe, Warren ...... 1983 Stokes, Keith ...... 1985 Venneman, Kurt ...... 1992-94 Wilson, Chris ...... 2003-04 Shealy, Andrew ...... 1990-92 Stokes, Tim ...... 1981 Verde, Andres ...... 2001 Wilson, Daniel...... 1975-81 Sheehan, Chris ...... 2003-06 Strickland, Phil ...... 1981 Vick, James ...... 1997 Wilson, Jason N...... 1997-00 Shepard, Stephen ...... 1982 Strongman, Adam ...... 2003 Vickroy, Stephen B...... 1996-98 Winchell, Cliff ...... 1993 Shepherd, Ray...... 1987-89 Sullivan, Paul ...... 1990-93 Viklinetz, Jonathan ...... 1998 Wininger, Brett ...... 1990-92 Sherrer, John ...... 2006 Summer, Jerod ...... 2001-05 Virginia, Robert ...... 1984 Wolf, Christopher ...... 1998 Shifflett, Vince ...... 1991 Swanson, Eric...... 1996 --W-- Woodall, Tim ...... 1978-81 Shumpert, Derwin ...... 1983-85 Swindler John ...... 2000-01 Wachna, George...... 1985 Wren, John ...... 1998 Simmons, Wayne...... 1985-87 Swinney Brandon ...... 1998 Wadowski, Michael ...... 2005-06 Wright, Jason L...... 1997 Simpson, Chad ...... 2000 Swinnie, Thomas A...... 1998 Walker, Leroy ...... 2003 --X-- Skorich, Daniel ...... 1985 --T-- Wallen, Butch...... 1986 --Y-- Slade, Michael ...... 1985 Tankersley, Ben ...... 2005-06 Wandless, Nick ...... 2003-06 Yarborough, Randy...... 1989-92 Slate, Johnny ...... 1992 Taylor, Houston...... 2006 Wandless, Scott ...... 2005-06 Yarbrough, Mark ...... 2005-06 Slocum, Wayne...... 1983-85 Taylor, Tom...... 1989-91 Ward, Bryan ...... 1993 Young, Chad ...... 1999-01 Smith, Chad ...... 1990-92 Teelon, Lawrence ...... 1985 Warren, Charles ...... 1992 Young, Kevin...... 1997-99 Smith, Jason ...... 1995-97 Thelmo, Cordones ...... 1987 Wear, John...... 1994 Young, Montoya ...... 2006 Smith, Jonathan...... 1990 Thibault, Michael ...... 1998-00 Webster, DeWayne ...... 1988-90 --Z-- Smith, Richard ...... 1997 Thomas, Broadwater ...... 1987 White, Gary ...... 1993-95 Zakis, Chad ...... 1988 Smith, Thomas ...... 1981 Thomas, Kelvin ...... 1984-86 White, William B...... 1998 Zambrano, Mike...... 1994 Smith, William ...... 1987 Thompson, Billy ...... 1990-92 Whitenack, Beau ...... 1996-98 Zichella, Ralph ...... 1975-81 Smoak, Shad ...... 1991 Tiller, James ...... 1986-88 Whittle, Russell ...... 1986

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42 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions INDIVIDUAL HONORS: REGIONAL AND NATIONAL NATIONAL AND REGIONAL HONORS NCAA ALL-AMERICANS Robert Davis (2005) NAIA AREA Daniel Quartararo (2005), Honorable Dave Hieb (1992) PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Brent Wininger (1992) Mention, NCBWA Darryl Dupert (1991) Ashley Farr (2004), Preseason, Ted Nedoma (1992) Roberto Hernandez (1986) Collegiate Baseball Wayne Slocum (1985) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team, ABCA NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Demetrick Drumming (2003), PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Preseason, Collegiate Baseball NAIA AREA Ashley Farr (2003), Preseason, Ashley Farr (2003) COACH-OF-THE-YEAR Collegiate Baseball Randy Warrick (1986) Ashley Farr (2002), First Team, ABCA NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Tavis Cummings (2002), Second Team, PITCHER-OF-THE-YEAR NAIA ALL-DISTRICT 6 ABCA Bryan Ward (1993) Joey Batchelor (1991) Demetrick Drumming (2002), Second Mike Brassard (1991) Team, ABCA NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Darryl Dupert (1991) Adam Riggs (1993), Third Team COACH OF THE YEAR Dave Hieb (1991) Bryan Ward (1993), Second Team Gary Gilmore (1993) Jeff Borski (1990) Jeff Borski (1990) VERIZON ACADEMIC NCAA/ABCA DIVISION II Darryl Dupert (1990) ALL-AMERICANS Mike Hoffstatter (1990) Ashley Farr (2003), Second Team COACH OF THE YEAR Sam McCollum (1990) Gary Gilmore (1993) Joey Batchelor (1989) VERIZON ACADEMIC Steve Fitzgerald (1989) ALL-DISTRICT NAIA SOUTH CAROLINA Darrin Jackson (1989) Ashley Farr (2004), Second Team PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Ray Shepherd (1989) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team Ray Shepherd (1988) Greg Ehmig (1988) Darrin Jackson (1988) NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC NAIA ALL-AMERICANS Ray Shepherd (1988) Jim Tiller (1988) ALL-REGION Dave Hieb (1991) Dwayne Van Horne (1988) Daniel Quartararo (2005), First Team Darryl Dupert (1990) Tony Casas (1987) Robert Davis (2005), Second Team Joey Batchelor (1989), First Team Greg Ehmig (1987) Steve Dunham (2005), Second Team Ray Shepherd (1989), First Team Wilbur Gordon (1987) Bradley Key (2004), Second Team Steve Fitzgerald (1989) Pat Tilmon (1987) Ashley Farr (2003), First Team Ray Shepherd (1988), First Team Butch Wallen (1987) Clint Keown (2003), First Team Greg Ehmig (1988), Second Team Tony Casas (1986) Demetrick Drumming (2003), Second Darrin Jackson (1988), Honorable Roberto Hernandez (1986) Team Mention Bob Polewski (1986) Tavis Cummings (2002), First Team Greg Ehmig (1987) Wayne Slocum (1985) Demetrick Drumming (2002), First Roberto Hernandez (1986) Kelvin Thomas (1985) Team Butch Wallen (1986) Tim Hofferth (1984) Ashley Farr (2002), First Team Wayne Slocum (1985) Wayne Slocum (1984) Kirby Langley (2000), First Team Danny Frangos (1983) David Brown (1983) Antonio Evans (1999), First Team Ron Fox (1983) Bobby Jensen (1998), First Team NAIA NATIONAL Danny Frangos (1983) Antonio Evans (1998), Second Team PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR Randolph Raysor (1983) Chris Daniels (1998), Second Team Wayne Slocum (1985) Vic Radcliffe (1982) Israel Hollister (1996), First Team Thomas Riley (1982) Matt Johnson (1996), First Team Charlie Colclough (1981) Ceano Truesdale (1996), Second Team NAIA WORLD SERIES Daniel Wilson (1981) Adam Riggs (1994), First Team ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Mike Conigliaro (1980) Gary White (1994), Second Team Roberto Hernandez (1986) Ed Barfield (1977) Adam Riggs (1993), First Team Carrol Parker (1986) Jerome Bell (1977) Bryan Ward (1993), First Team Wayne Slocum (1986) Eric Chapman (1993), Second Team Kurt Venneman (1993), Second Team NAIA DISTRICT 6 NAIA DISTRICT 6 PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR COACH-OF-THE-YEAR Randy Warrick (1986) NCAA SOUTH ATLANTIC Ray Shepherd (1989) ALL-TOURNAMENT Ray Shepherd (1988) Zach Cooper (2005) Wayne Slocum (1986)

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 43 INDIVIDUAL HONORS: CONFERENCE AND SCHOOL PEACH BELT CONFERENCE HONORS NAIA ALL-AREA Bradley Key, 3B, (2004) John Cain (1993) Joey Batchelor (1991) Demetrick Drumming, 2B, (2003) Eric Chapman (1993) Mike Brassard (1991) Ashley Farr, OF, (2003) Dave Hieb (1992) Darryl Dupert (1991) Clint Keown, OF, (2003) John Cain (1992) Dave Hieb (1991) Tavis Cummings, DH, (2002) Jason Hucks (1992) Darryl Dupert (1990) Demetrick Drumming, 2B, (2002) Sam McCollum (1990) Ashley Farr, OF, (2002) PBC TOURNAMENT Tavis Cummings, OF, (2001) Joey Batchelor (1989) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Steve Fitzgerald (1989) Kirby Langley, UT, (2000) Kurt Venneman (1993) Darrin Jackson (1989) Antonio Evans, OF, (1999) Ray Shepherd (1989) Bobby Jensen, SS, (1998) Dave Hieb (1992) Greg Ehmig (1988) Ceano Truesdale, OF, (1996) Darrin Jackson (1988) Israel Hollister, UT, (1996) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Ray Shepherd (1988) Matt Johnson, P, (1996) PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Greg Ehmig (1987) Ceano Truesdale, OF, (1995) Bradley Key (Mar. 9, 2004) Pat Tilmon (1987) Adam Riggs, 2B, (1994) Ashley Farr (Mar. 29, 2004) Roberto Hernandez (1986) Gary White, P, (1994) Bradley Key (Apr. 5, 2004) Butch Wallen (1986) Kurt Venneman, OF, (1993) Clint Keown (Apr. 28, 2003) Wayne Slocum (1985) Bryan Ward, P, (1993) Ashley Farr (Mar. 31, 2003) Danny Frangos (1983) Dave Hieb, C, (1992) Ashley Farr (Mar. 17, 2003) Rob Holderbaum, OF, (1992) Ashley Farr (Apr. 1, 2002) NAIA ALL-STATE Chris Dorsey, UT, (1992) Antonio Evans (Apr. 15, 1998) Darryl Dupert (1990) Sam McCollum, P, (1992) Beau Whitenack (Feb. 17, 1998) Sam McCollum (1990) Ceano Truesdale (Mar. 27, 1996) Joey Batchelor (1989) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Mike Faehnrich (Mar. 20, 1996) Steve Fitzgerald (1989) PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ricky Desana (Mar. 29, 1995) Ray Shepherd (1989) Ashley Farr, OF, (2003) Carlos Otero (Apr. 6, 1994) Greg Ehmig (1988) Adam Riggs, 2B, (1994) Dave Hieb (Apr. 22, 1992) Ray Shepherd (1988) Pat Tilmon (1987) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Wayne Slocum (1985) PITCHERS OF THE WEEK Ron Fix (1984) COACH OF THE YEAR Steve Dunham (Apr. 4, 2005) Tim Hofferth (1984) Gary Gilmore (1993) Steve Dunham (Mar. 21, 2005) Ron Fix (1983) Jason Nuzny (Apr. 22, 2002) Danny Frangos (1983) PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Paul Ferrell (Mar. 5, 2002) Daniel Wilson (1981) ALL-TOURNAMENT Zach Conrad (Apr. 24, 2001) Charlie Colclough (1980) Ceano Truesdale (1996) Andy Mitchell (Apr. 10, 2001) Mike Conigliaro (1980) Bobby Jensen (1995) Zach Conrad (Feb. 13, 2001) Jason Hucks (1995) Zach Conrad (Feb. 22, 2000) PEACH BELT Adam Riggs (1994) Matt Johnson (Mar. 27, 1996) ALL-CONFERNCE James Dorsey (1994) Jason Hucks (Mar. 29, 1995) Robert Davis, C, (2005) Adam Riggs (1993) Mike Zambrano (Apr. 13, 1994) Daniel Quartararo, UT, (2005) Johnny Mitchell (1993) Steve Lee (Mar. 15, 1993) Kurt Venneman (1993) SCHOOL/TEAM HONORS RETIRED USCA JERSEYS Ashley Farr (2002) Joey Batchelor (1989) Charlie Colclough, #3 Tavis Cummings (2001) Ray Shepherd (1989) Roberto Hernandez, #35 Kirby Langley (2000) Ray Shepherd (1988) Antonio Evans (1999) Greg Ehmig (1987) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Bobby Jensen (1998) Wayne Slocum (1986) AWARDS Bobby Jensen (1997) Butch Wallen (1986) Robert Davis (2005) Matt Johnson (1996) Doug Busch (1985) Daniel Quartararo (2005) Ceano Truesdale (1995) Tim Hofferth (1984) Bradley Key (2004) Adam Riggs (1994) Danny Frangos (1983) Ashley Farr (2003) Adam Riggs (1993) Victor Radcliffe (1982) Tavis Cummings (2002) Dave Hieb (1992) Charlie Colclough (1981) Demetrick Drumming (2002) Darryl Dupert (1991) Richard Abney (1980) Darryl Dupert (1990)

44 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions FORMER PACERS IN THE PROS USC AIKEN’S PROFESSIONAL SIGNEES Ashley Farr 2004, Cincinnati Reds Bradley Key 2004, Cincinnati Reds Clint Keown 2003, Cincinnati Reds Gary White 1995, Adam Riggs 1994, Eric Chapman 1993, Cleveland Indians Mark Lavenia 1993, Chicago Cubs Johnny Mitchell 1993, Pittsburgh Pirates Bryan Ward 1993, Florida Marlins Mike Berlin 1992, Detroit Tigers Dave Hieb Richard Batchelor Wayne Slocum 1992, 1990, New York Yankees 1985, Kansas City Royals Jeff Borski Kevin Abbate Danny Frangos 1992, 1989, 1983, Italy John Criminger Mike Davino Dennis Seiple 1991, Milwaukee Brewers 1989, 1982, St. Louis Cardinals Ray Shepherd Charlie Colclough 1989, Peninsula Pilots 1981, Cincinnati Reds Greg Ehmig 1988, Salt Lake Trappers Kerry Shaw 1988, Dwayne Van Horne 1988, Cincinnati Reds Reggie Williams 1988, San Francisco Giants Pat Tilmon 1987, Atlanta Braves Roberto Hernandez 1986, California Angels Carroll Parker 1986, St. Louis Cardinals Charlie Soos 1986, Cleveland Indians Former USCA second baseman Adam Riggs was Butch Wallen called up to the Anaheim Angels for the third 1986, Baltimore Orioles straight season. He played in 16 games including Anthony Hardwick two postseason contests in 2004. In AAA, Riggs 1985, LA Dodgers hit for the cycle and was named a Pacific Coast League All-Star.

USC AIKEN DRAFT/PROFESSIONAL SIGNEES FACTS • Most players draft/signed in a year: 4 in 1986, 1988, and 1993 • Number of players drafted/signed since 1981: 31 • Number of different Major League Baseball organizations that has drafted/signed a former Pacer: 18 (Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles, California Angels, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers, Florida Marlins, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants, Seattle Mariners, Texas Rangers)

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 45 BASEBALL SUPPORT STAFF • SPONSORS Joe Kucharski Lindsey McNeil Public Address Announcer Assistant SID Fourth Season First Season

Joe Kucharski, the voice of the Lindsey McNeil is in her first year as Pacers, begins his fourth season at USC Aiken’s Assistant Sports Informa- USC Aiken. A native of Saint Louis, tion Director. McNeil, an East Lansing, Mo., Kucharski graduated from St. Louis Mich. native, graduated in May 2005 University in 1977. While at SLU, he from Michigan State University with her provided statistics and analysis for the Billiken hockey and Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Communication and Public women’s softball teams. Relations. He completed his graduate studies at the University of During her time at MSU, McNeil served as an undergradu- Utah where he was on the bowling team for the Utes in the ate teaching assistant in the Department of Communication as Inter-Mountain Collegiate Conference, briefly holding the well as working as a Spartan Aide for the football program. record for highest three game series ever bowled in Salt Lake In addition to her time at Michigan State, McNeil gained City. Kucharski moved his family from New Jersey to Aiken valuable event planning experience while serving as an intern nine years ago. in the Granholm for Governor Committee Office last summer. Kucharski also serves as the voice of the USCA men’s and Jennifer Granholm is the current Governor of Michigan. women’s basketball teams (and at other special events). Matt Bramlett Brandy Johnson Student Assistant SID Student Assistant SID Second Season Second Season

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46 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions RECORD BOOK 2002 and 74 by Demetrick Drumming, Nuzny (vs. AASU, Mar. 30, 2002) INDIVIDUAL BATTING 2002 Most Walks Allowed: 10 by Bryan RECORDS Most Doubles: 24 by Robert Davis, 2005 Evans (vs. Francis Marion, Apr. 4, and 24 by Bradley Key, 2004 1994) SINGLE GAME Most Triples: 8 by Casey Derhak, 2005 Most Wild Pitches: 5 by Dan Sneeringer Most At Bats: 8** by Six players (Last: Most Home Runs: 17 by Demetrick (vs. Kennesaw State, Apr. 21, 1996) Casey Derhak, Daniel Quartararo, Drumming, 2002 Brandon Barenie, and Darryl Pui vs. Most Total Bases: 161 by Ashley Farr, SEASON USC Upstate, Feb. 13, 2005) 2002 Most Appearances: 30 by Nick Most Hits: 5 by Six players (Last: Marc Most Walks: 47 by Chris Edwards, 2000 Wandless, 2003 Joehnk vs. USC Upstate, Feb. 13, Most Stolen Bases: 52** by Clint Keown, Most Starts: 19 by Bryan Ward, 1993 2005) 2003 Most Complete Games: 8 by Matt Most Runs Scored: 5 by Ashley Morgan Most Sacrifices Hits: 11 by Marc Joehnk, Johnson, 1996 (vs. Taylor, Mar. 28, 2002) 2005 and 11 by Brandon Barenie, Most Relief Appearances: 29 by Nick Most Runs Batted In: 7 by Tavis 2005 Wandless, 2005; 29 by Lee Cromer, Cummings (vs. Southern Indiana, Most Sacrifices Flies: 6 by Tony Hanks, 2002; 29 by Chris Quarles, 2001 Mar. 7, 2002); 7 by Tavis Cummings 2004; 6 by Leroy Walker, 2003; 6 by Most Wins: 9 by Matt Johnson, 1996 and (vs. Francis Marion, Mar. 1, 2002); Chris Edwards, 2000 9 by Bryan Ward, 1993 and 7 by Antonio Evans (vs. Most Times Hit by Pitch: 15 by Micheal Highest Win-Loss Pct (min. 8 dec.): Presbyterian, Apr. 2, 1998) Snelgrove, 2002 1.000 by Steve Lee (8-0), 1993 Most Doubles: 4** by Nate Grant (vs. Most Saves: 10 by Steve Lee, 1993 Southern Indiana, Mar. 9, 1999) CAREER Best Earned Run Average: 0.89** by Most Triples: 2 by Five players (Last: Highest Batting Average (Min. Two Steve Lee, 1992 Darryl Pui vs. Augusta State, Apr. 9, seasons): .420** by Ashley Farr Most Innings Pitched: 111.2 by Steve 2005) (269 hits, 640 AB), 2002-04 Dunham, 2005 Most Home Runs: 2 by 26 players (Last: Highest Slugging Percentage: .686 by Most Shutouts: 3 by Two (Last: by Matt Ashley Farr twice in 2004) Ashley Farr (439 TB, 640 AB), Johnson, 1996) Most Total Bases: 11 by Ashley Farr (vs. 2002-04 Most Strikeouts: 134 by Bryan Ward, WV State, Mar. 27, 2004); 11 by Most Games Played: 183 by Tony Hanks, 1993 Tavis Cummings (vs. Francis Marion, 2001-04 Most Walks Allowed: 60 by Chris Mar. 1, 2002); 11 by Beau Whitenack Most At Bats: 672 by Kirby Langley, Daniels, 1999 (vs. Catawba, Apr. 8, 1998); and 11 1997-2000 Most Wild Pitches: 17 by Dan by Adam Riggs (vs. USC Upstate, Most Hits: 269 by Ashley Farr, 2002-04 Sneeringer, 1996 Mar. 6, 1993) Most Runs Scored: 177 by Ashley Farr, Most Walks: 4** by Seven players (Last: 2002-04 CAREER Mike Cunningham vs. WV Tech, Mar. Most Runs Batted In: 186 by Ashley Farr, Most Appearances: 83 by Nick 26, 2002) 2002-04 Wandless, 2003-present Most Stolen Bases: 5** by Clint Keown Most Doubles: 58 by Bradley Key, 2002- Most Starts: 39 by Chris Daniels, 1997- (vs. Lindsey Wilson, Mar. 12, 2003) 04 2000 Most Sacrifices Hits: 3** by Dan Roney Most Triples: 8 by Casey Derhak, 2005- Most Complete Games: 13 by Chris (vs. GC&SU, Apr. 3, 1993) present Daniels, 1997-2000 Most Sacrifices Flies: 2 by Four players Most Home Runs: 34 by Ashley Farr, Most Relief Appearances: 76 by Nick (Last: Rocky Curnayn vs. Newberry, 2002-04 Wandless, 2003-present Apr. 12, 2001) Most Total Bases: 439 by Ashley Farr, Most Wins: 19 by Matt Johnson, 1995- Most Times Hit by Pitch: 3 by Michael 2002-04 97 and 19 by Bryan Evans, 1993-95 Snelgrove (vs. Carson-Newman, Most Walks: 112 by Ashley Farr, 2002-04 Highest Win-Loss Pct (min. 8 dec.): Feb. 9, 2002) and 3 by Ashley Most Stolen Bases: 87** by Clint Keown, .875 by Steve Lee (14-2), 1992-93 Morgan (vs. Florida Tech, Feb. 1, 2001-03 Most Saves: 18 by Steve Lee, 1992-93 2002) Most Sacrifices Hits: 19 by Brandon Best Earned Run Average: 1.91** by Barenie, 2004-05 Steve Lee, 1992-93 SEASON Most Sacrifices Flies: 12 by Bradley Key, Most Innings Pitched: 282.0 by Chris Highest Batting Average: .483** by 2002-04 and 12 by Ceano Daniels, 1997-2000 Ashley Farr (100 hits, 207 AB), 2003 Truesdale, 1995-96 Most Shutouts: 3 by Four players (Last: Highest Slugging Percentage: .739 by Most Times Hit by Pitch: 28 by Bobby Zach Conrad, 2000-01) Ashley Farr (153 TB, 207 AB), 2003 Jensen, 1995-98 Most Strikeouts: 252 by Chris Daniels, Most Games Played: 63 by Richie 1997-2000 Hughes, 1993 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Walks Allowed: 172** by Chris Most At Bats: 248 by Casey Derhak, RECORDS Daniels, 1997-2000 2005 Most Wild Pitches: 25 by Dan Most Hits: 100 by Ashley Farr, 2003 SINGLE GAME Sneeringer, 1996-97 Most Runs Scored: 66 by Demetrick Most Strikeouts: 16 by Bryan Ward (vs. Drumming, 2002 Augusta State, Mar. 11, 1993) Most Runs Batted In: 74 by Ashley Farr, Most Innings Pitched: 12.0** by Jason

Three-Time NCAA Division II Tournament Participants (1992, 1993, 2005) • 1993 NCAA World Series Participant and South Atlantic Region Champ 47 RECORD BOOK Most Triples: 3 vs. Lander, Feb. 23, 2002 INDIVIDUAL FIELDING and 3 vs. UNC Pembroke, Apr. 18, TEAM FIELDING RECORDS 1993 RECORDS Most Home Runs: 6 vs. Southern SINGLE GAME Indiana, Mar. 7, 2002 and 6 vs. SINGLE GAME Most Putouts: 20** by Michael Catawba, Apr. 8, 1998 Most Putouts: 48** vs. GC&SU, Feb. 17, Wadowski (vs. USC Upstate, Feb. Most Total Bases: 44 vs. Francis Marion, 2002 13, 2005) Mar. 1, 2002 Most Assists: 21 vs. Bellarmine, Mar. 9, Most Assists: 10 by Ian Kowalchuk (vs. Most Walks: 18** vs. Fairmont State, Mar. 2003 and vs. Columbus State, North Greenville, Apr. 20, 2005) 7, 2000 May 11, 1994 Most Errors: 4 by Two (Last: Butch Most Stolen Bases: 9** vs. Mansfield, Most Errors: 8 vs. Four Opponents Martin vs. Catawba, Mar. 1, 2000) Mar. 8, 1992 (Last: vs. North Greenville, Mar. 23, Most Passed Balls: 5** by David Most Stolen Base Attempts: 10 vs. 2005) Gillespie (vs. UNC Pembroke, Apr. Mansfield, Mar. 8, 1992 Most Passed Balls: 5** vs. UNC 21, 2000) Most Sacrifices Hits: 5 vs. Catawba, Pembroke, Apr. 21, 2000 Feb. 25, 2005; 5 vs. Kennesaw State, SEASON Apr. 16, 2004; 5 vs. UNC Pembroke, SEASON Most Putouts: 483 by Carlos Otero, Apr. 22, 2000 Most Putouts: 1,604 (1993) 1994 Most Sacrifices Flies: 5 vs. Lincoln Most Assists: 623 (1993) Most Assists: 166 by Demetrick Memorial, Feb. 2, 2003 Most Errors: 133 (1997) Drumming, 2002 Most Times Hit by Pitch: 9** vs. Taylor, Most Passed Balls: 41** (2000) Most Errors: 35 by Marc Bishop, 2000 Mar. 28, 2002 Most Passed Balls: 31** by David Most Strikeouts: 22** vs. Columbus OVERALL TEAM Gillespie, 2000 State, May 11, 1994 RECORDS

CAREER SEASON Most Wins in a Season: 46 (1993) Most Putouts: 834 by Carlos Otero, Highest Batting Average: .331 (2003) Most Consecutive Wins: 12 (1992) 1993-94 Most At Bats: 2,069 (1993) Most Consecutive Home Wins: 10 Most Assists: 460 by Bobby Jensen, Most Hits: 663 (2005) (Mar. 21, 2001 to Apr. 10, 2001) 1995-98 Most Runs Scored: 510 (2002) Most Consecutive Away Wins: 6 (Mar. Most Errors: 88 by Tony Hanks, 2001-04 Most Runs Batted In: 469 (2002) 23, 2002 to Apr. 27, 2002) and 6 Most Passed Balls: 33 by David Most Doubles: 138 (2002) (1995) Gillespie, 2000-01 Most Triples: 21 (2005) Best Win-Loss Percentage: .750, 45-15 Most Home Runs: 78 (2002) (1992) TEAM BATTING Most Total Bases: 1,062 (2002) Most Losses in a Season: 35 (1997) RECORDS Most Walks: 319 (2000) Most Consecutive Losses: 6 (1997, Most Stolen Bases: 168** (1992) 1999) INNING Most Stolen Base Attempts: 202** Most Consecutive Home Losses: 4 (1992) Most Hits: 12 vs. WV State, Mar. 28, (Mar. 14, 2003 to Mar. 18, 2003) and Most Sacrifices Hits: 68 (1992) 2004 4 (1999, 2001) Most Sacrifices Flies: 31 (1997) Most Runs Scored: 13 vs. Voorhees, Most Consecutive Away Losses: 8 Most Times Hit by Pitch: 68 (2002) Mar. 11, 1997 (1996) Most Strikeouts: 405 (2001) Most Runs Batted In: 11 vs. WV State, Most Consecutive PBC Games Mar. 28, 2004 TEAM PITCHING Without Being Shutout (Single Most Doubles: 5** vs. GC&SU, Mar. 7, Season): 30** (2000, 2002) 1999 RECORDS Most Consecutive PBC Games Most Walks: 7** vs. Fairmont State, Mar. Without Being Shutout (More Than 7, 2000 SINGLE GAME One Season): 126** (Mar. 9, 1996 to Most Times Hit By Pitch: 3 vs. Taylor, Most Strikeouts: 18 vs. Georgia Mar. 4, 2001) Mar. 28, 2002 Southern, Mar. 26, 1992 Most Consecutive Games Without Most Walks Allowed: 13 vs. Armstrong Being Shutout (Single Season): 64 SINGLE GAME Atlantic State, Mar. 20, 1994 (1993) Most Consecutive Games Without Most At Bats: 66** vs. USC Upstate, Being Shutout (More Than One Feb. 13, 2005 SEASON Season): 260** (Mar. 9, 1996 to Mar. Most Hits: 24 vs. Augusta State, Apr. 11, Most Complete Games: 21 (1996) 4, 2001) 1998 Lowest Earned Run Average: 2.75 Longest Game: 16** innings vs. Most Runs Scored: 28 vs. USC Upstate, (1992) GC&SU, Feb, 17, 2002 Feb. 13, 2005 Most Innings Pitched: 532.2 (1993) Largest Winning Margin: 23 (26-3) vs. Most Runs Batted In: 27 vs. Taylor, Mar. Most Strikeouts: 510** (1995) Voorhees, Mar. 11, 1997 28, 2002 Most Walks Allowed: 273 (2000) Most Doubles: 8 vs. GC&SU, Mar. 7, Most Shutouts: 10 (1992) **Peach Belt Conference Record 1999 Most Saves: 17 (1993) ***NCAA Division II Record

48 1994 Peach Belt Conference Champions • 1992 and 1993 PBC Tournament Champions