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CATCH THE panther spirit! The Panther Club provided travel suits for all student-athletes and provided funding for online streaming of athletic events Whether you’re a proud parent of a student-athlete or a Panther alumnus yourself, please consider joining the Panther Club today! Your donation will tangibly support the college’s 16 intercollegiate men’s and women’s teams. Since its beginnings in 2010, the Panther Club has raised $85,000 to enhance the student-athlete experience. Our contributions include: • New tent for athletic training staff to treat student-athletes • Charter buses for fans for an away football game • Team seating for the lacrosse/soccer field • Softball uniforms • Significant funding to resurface the tennis courts • Website for LaGrange College athletics (www.lagrangepanthers.com) • Line lanes and reels in the college natatorium • Coordination of the Tom Duckett Golf Scramble to raise money for scholarships Support student-athletes through the Panther Club. Visit www.lagrangepanthers.com/pantherclub to join. This spring sports media guide has been made possible through the generous support of the LaGrange College Panther Club. B 2013 LAGRANGE COLLEGE BASEBALL ROSTER ASE No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. B-T Hometown 1 Miles Lee ......................SR ............... OF ................5-11 ............ 155 ...............L-R ................Leary, Ga. 2 Jon Brock ......................SR ............... OF ................. 6-4 .............. 170 ...............L-R ................Dawson, Ga. B 3 Josh Shiver ...................SR ................ IF .................. 5-8 .............. 170 .............. R-R ................Sharpsburg, Ga. 4 Cameron Fields ............SO ................ IF .................. 5-9 .............. 160 ...............S-R ................Hoschton, Ga. A 5 Linwood Roberds ........SR ................ C .................. 5-8 .............. 170 .............. R-R ................Atlanta, Ga. ll 6 Anthony Iannetta .........SR ................ IF .................. 5-8 .............. 170 .............. R-R ................Asheville, N.C. 7 Brandon Espinosa .......SR ............... OF ................. 5-7 .............. 165 .............. R-R ................Montverde, Fla. 8 Blake Schuck ...............FR ..............IF/P ............... 5-9 .............. 170 .............. R-R ................Lawrenceville, Ga. 9 Robby Williams ............SR .................P .................. 6-2 .............. 185 ...............X-R ................Gainesville, Ga. 10 Kyle Nerbonne ............. JR.................. C .................. 6-3 .............. 190 .............. R-R ................Lilburn, Ga. 11 Brandon Key ................FR ................ IF .................5-10 ............ 170 .............. R-R ................Auburn, Ala. 12 Gage Mooney ............... JR...................P .................5-10 ............ 190 ...............X-R ................Prattville, Ala. 13 Brent Kinsey .................SR ................ IF .................5-10 ............ 170 .............. R-R ................Thomasville, Ga. 14 Nick Stavrow ................FR ................ IF .................. 5-9 .............. 165 .............. R-R ................Dalton, Ga. 15 Matt Steele ...................SO .................P .................. 6-0 .............. 165 ...............X-L .................Covington, Ga. 16 Jeremy Phillips .............SO ................ IF .................. 5-8 .............. 160 ...............L-R ................Douglasville, Ga. 17 Derek O’Kelley .............SO .................P .................5-10 ............ 155 ...............X-L .................Kennesaw, Ga. 18 Alex Hvizdzak ...............FR ............... OF ................. 5-9 .............. 170 ...............R-L ................Kathleen, Ga. 19 Caleb Cunningham .....SO ............... OF ................. 6-3 .............. 180 .............. R-R ................Damascus, Ga. 20 Kenneth Strack ............SR .................P .................. 6-0 .............. 180 ...............X-R ................Marietta, Ga. 21 Jim Reed .......................SO ............... OF ................5-11 ............ 155 .............. R-R ................West Point, Ga. 22 Doug Scherer ...............SR .............P/1B ............... 6-4 .............. 180 ...............L-R ................Cumming, Ga. 23 Drew Williamson ..........SR .................P .................. 6-3 .............. 185 ...............X-L .................LaGrange, Ga. 24 Henry Jacobs ................SR .................P .................. 6-2 .............. 190 ...............X-R ................Decatur, Ga. 25 Grey Bittinger ...............SO ............... OF ................5-10 ............ 165 ...............L-L .................Columbus, Ga. 26 Cody Muren ..................SR ................ IF .................. 5-7 .............. 165 .............. R-R ................Jacksonville, Fla. 27 Keith Sims ....................FR ............... OF ................. 5-6 .............. 160 .............. R-R ................Columbus, Ga. 28 Patrick Riley ..................FR .................P .................. 6-1 .............. 165 ...............X-R ................Snellville, Ga. 29 Tyler Brooks ..................SO .................P .................5-10 ............ 170 ...............X-R ................DeLand, Fla. 30 James Hall ....................SR ............... OF ................. 6-2 .............. 170 .............. R-R ................Hawkinsville, Ga. 31 Zach Tatham ................FR .............P/1B ............... 6-2 .............. 215 ...............R-L ................Sharpsburg, Ga. 32 Josh Bricker ..................SO .................P .................. 6-0 .............. 190 ...............X-R ................Columbus, Ga. 34 Korey Speer ..................SO ................ C .................5-11 ............ 205 .............. R-R ................Dallas, Ga. 35 Matt Allen .....................FR .................P .................. 6-5 .............. 205 ...............X-R ................Dalton, Ga. 36 Chris Dunn ....................FR .................P .................5-10 ............ 170 ...............X-R ................Montgomery, Ala. 37 Cody Watson ................FR ................ IF .................5-11 ............ 155 .............. R-R ................Hamilton, Ga. 38 Ryan Gajda ...................FR .................P .................. 6-2 .............. 200 ...............X-L .................Clayton, Ga. 40 Stelen Stulberger .........FR ............... OF ................. 5-8 .............. 165 .............. R-R ................Houston, Texas 41 Brandon Pillsbury ........FR .................P .................5-11 ............ 190 ...............X-R ................Orange Park, Fla. Head Coach: Kevin Howard (14th season) Record at LaGrange: 350-243 Career Record: 527-335-1, (19 Years) Assistant Coaches: David Kelton, Matt East www.LaGrangePanthers.com - 1 - B In 2010: Rust on March 20... Played in seven games with ASE JON BROCK two starts... Batted .273 in 11 at-bats... Born: Jan. 6, SENIOR 1991... Parents: Carlos and Brandi Espinosa. Outfield Dawson, Ga. Plans after graduation: Work in the accounting field. Greatest athletic triumph: Winning the 2010 GSAC Exercise Science Conference Tournament. B Accomplishments: Two-time GSAC All-Academic team. In 2012: Played in 43 Memorable student-athlete experience: Beating Maryville, A games... Started 39 games; Piedmont, and Huntingdon in the 2012 GSAC Conference 20 in right field, 15 in cen- Tournament. ll ter field, one in left field and three as the designated hitter... Batted .286 with 17 JAMES HALL RBIs... Led team in runs SENIOR (33), walks (40), strikeouts Outfield (32), sacrifice bunts (8) and on-base percentage (.458)... Hawkinsville, Ga. Set school NCAA era single season record for walks... Also led Great South Athletic Conference in walks and sacrifice History bunts... Had seven stolen bases in eight attempts... Led out- fielders with 98 putouts... Went 3-for-4, including a triple, In 2012: Played in 21 game with three runs scored and career-high five RBIs against with seven starts; six in left Albion on March 5... Went 3-for-3 with two runs scored at field and one as the des- Huntingdon on April 14... Scored 10 runs and walked 10 ignated hitter... Batted .243 times in five games during the GSAC Tournament... Scored with two RBIs... Went 2-for- five runs and walked four times against Piedmont in GSAC 2 and scored a run against Tournament on April 28... First LaGrange player to walk Centre on March 20... Scored four times in a game since 2004... The five runs scored ties two runs against Albion on for the second most by a LaGrange player in the NCAA era... March 6... Had two RBIs against Emory on April 25... In 2011: In 2011: Played in 14 games with seven starts... Batted Played in 19 games with nine starts... Batted .355 with seven .393 with an RBI and scored 10 runs... Went 3-for-4 with RBIs... Went 4-for-5 with two runs scored and a RBI against four runs scored and a RBI against Rust in second game of Huntingdon on April 17... Went 3-for-4 with three runs scored doubleheader on March 20... Had two hits and scored two and a RBI against Rust in the first game of a doubleheader on runs on two occasions...In 2010: Went 2-for-3 against Rust March 20... Pitched two-thirds of an inning; allowing two hits, on March 20 in only game played... Born: Jan. 20, 1991... a walk and striking out a batter, against
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