Knights Baseball 2011

Zachary Aaron Braxton John Samuel Kyle Ryan David Blanchard Deatherage Graven Lyons Robinson Roden Sheehy Weinstein 2011 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Location Time 2/26 Ohio Dominican (DH) Louisville, KY noon 2/27 Ohio Dominican Louisville, KY noon 3/5 Henderson State Arkadelphia, AR 1:00 PM 3/6 Henderson State Arkadelphia, AR 1:00 PM 3/7 Henderson State Louisville, KY 1:00 PM 3/9 Wayne State Evansville, IN TBA 3/12 Maryville (DH) Louisville, KY noon 3/13 Maryville Louisville, KY noon 3/15 Oakland City Louisville, KY 2:00 PM 3/19 *Rockhurst (DH) Kansas City, MO noon 3/20 Ashland Louisville, KY noon 3/21 Ashland Louisville, KY 1:00 PM 3/26 *Missouri S&T (DH) Louisville, KY noon 3/27 *Drury (DH) Louisville, KY noon 3/30 Missouri-St. Louis Louisville, KY 2:00 PM 4/2 *Southern Indiana (DH) Louisville, KY noon 4/3 *Southern Indiana (DH) Louisville, KY noon 4/6 *Northern Kentucky (DH) Louisville, KY 2:00 PM 4/9 *Kentucky Wesleyan (DH) Owensboro, KY noon 4/10 *Kentucky Wesleyan (DH) Owensboro, KY noon 4/11 Missouri-St. Louis St. Louis noon 4/16 *Indianapolis (DH) Louisville, KY noon 4/17 *Indianapolis (DH) Louisville, KY noon 4/19 *Northern Kentucky (DH) Highland Heights, KY 2:00 PM 4/22 *Saint Joseph’s (DH) Rensselaer, IN noon 4/23 *Saint Joseph’s (DH) Rensselaer, IN noon 4/30 *Lewis (DH) Louisville, KY noon 5/1 *Lewis (DH) Louisville, KY noon 5/7 *UW-Parkside (DH) Somers, WI noon 5/8 *UW-Parkside (DH) Somers, WI noon

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Coaching Staff 2 Athletics Administration Roster 3 Athletics Director, Scott Wiegandt 452.8381 Assistant Athletics Director, Skip Welch 452.8036 Player Profiles 4-22 Assistant Athletics Director, Marilyn Staples 452.8408 2010 Season Stats 23 Athletics Office Manager, Linda Burt 452.8381 2010 GLVC Information and Standings 24 Athletics Secretary, Traci Siemens 452.8380 Program Records 25-27 Sports Information Director, John Spugnardi 452.8078 All-Time Results 28-36 Cellular 905.0922 Bellarmine Administration 37 Asst. Sports Information Director, Patrick Crush 452.8078 Bellarmine University and Louisville, KY 38-39 Head Coaches Bellarmine Athletics Staff 40 Baseball, Deron Spink 452.8278 Advertising 41-48 Basketball-Men, Scott Davenport 452.8383 Basketball-Women, David Smith 452.8382 Cross Country-Men & Women, Jim Vargo 452.8042 Field Hockey, Don Hubbuch 452.8380 Golf-Men, Ernie Denham 452.8380 Golf-Women, Art Henry 452.8380 Lacrosse-Interim, Bart Sullivan 452.8397 Soccer-Men & Women, Tim Chastonay 452.8043 Softball, Renee Hicks 452.8041 Tennis-Men’s Interim John Mican 452.8380 Tennis-Women’s, John Mican 452.8380 Track & Field-Men & Women, Jim Vargo 452.8042 Volleyball, Dan Palmer 452.8380

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1 coaching staff

Head Coach Deron Spink In 2011 Head Coach Deron Spink returns to the helm of the Bellarmine base- ball program as the most successful coach in the programs long history. Entering his seventh year, Spink is not only the longest tenured coach at Bellarmine, but also the all time leader in career wins. Spink notched his 152nd win on February 14th with a 4-2 over the University of North Alabama to pass Hall of Famer Al Burke for tops on the career wins College Record list. 2010 Bellarmine 34-24(18-12) Spink came to Bellarmine in 2005 2009 Bellarmine 33-24(19-13) and led the Knights to a 29-31 record in his 2008 Bellarmine 36-22(23-7) tion National Championship. In three first year. Over the next few the Knights saw 2007 Bellarmine 29-30(23-15) seasons in California, Spink and his Sacra- 2006 Bellarmine 24-27(19-24) improvement capped by 2008 season that saw 2005 Bellarmine 29-31(20-18) mento City teams recorded a remarkable 122- the Knights go 36-22 including 23-7 in the 20 record. Career Record: 185-158 (0.539) GLVC, winning the East Division. Bellarm- Career Conf. Record: 122-89 (.578) In 1999, Spink joined the staff at the ine would go on to finish third in the GLVC University of Missouri-St. Louis. In his six tournament and earn their first trip to the years there, he helped lead the Rivermen to NCAA tournament since 1989. For the five consecutive GLVC tournaments. In Knights outstanding play that season the 2003, Missouri-St. Louis won the GLVC GLVC honored Spink with the 2008 Coach tournament title and earned a trip to the of the Year Award. NCAA tournament. During his tenure at Bellarmine, Spink played college ball at Sacramento Spink has coached 24 All-GLVC selections City College and Armstrong Atlantic State and two All-Americans. He has also helped University. During his time at Sacramento players reach the ultimate dream as two City, he helped lead his team to a California Knights have been selected in the Major Community College runner-up finish in both League Baseball draft as pitcher Michael 1992 and 1993. From there he transferred to Thompson was selected in the 47th round by Armstrong Atlantic State University, in the St. Louis Cardinals in 2009 and Patrick Savannah, Ga., where he helped lead his Brady by the Seattle Mariners in 48th round squad to the 1994 NCAA Division II Cham- in 2010. pionship. The Pirates finished fifth in the Spink began his coaching career at country that season. Sacramento City College in 1996 where he Spink and his wife Andrea live in Louis- worked primarily with outfielders and hitters. ville and have two children, Gabby (4) and During the 1998 campaign, he helped guide Ryan (3). the Panthers to a remarkable 44-2 season and a National Junior College Athletic Associa-

Assistant Coach Josh Thomas Assistant Coach Thomas is in his sixth year at Bel- Shane Gordon larmine. He is a graduate of the Gordon is in his sixth year at University of Missouri-St. Louis with a Bellarmine. Gordon is a graduate degree in Management and Organiza- of Northern Kentucky University tional Behavior and he later recieved with a degree in Exercise Science. his MBA from Bellarmine’s W. Field He was a pitcher for the Norse Rubel School of Business. He played for four years, including two four years on the baseball team at trips to the NCAA tournament. Missouri-St. Louis, including three His primary responsibility is under Coah Spink. His primary working with the Knights pitching responsibility for the Knights is coaching staff. first base.

knights 2011 2 baseball roster

NO. NAME CLASS POS. B/T HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL(PREVIOUS) 2 Michael Morrissette So. INF R/R Joliet, Ill. Providence Catholic 3 John Lyons Sr. INF R/R Pevely, Mo. Herculaneum (Jefferson College) 5 Trevor Parson Fr. OF R/R Manchester, Mo. Parkway West 6 Ryan Sheehy Sr. OF R/R Union, Ky. Larry Ryle 7 Kalvin Scheler Jr. OF L/L Louisville, Ky. St. Xavier 8 Samuel Burke Jr. C R/R Jeffersonville, Ind. Jeffersonville 9 Ryan Pierce So. INF R/R Jeffersonville, Ind. Jeffersonville (U. of Evansville) 10 Matt Bayes Jr. P L/L Scottsburg, Ind. Austin 11 Benjamin Fuchs Fr. P R/L Louisville, Ky. Trinity 12 Joseph Golemboski So. P R/R LaGrange, Ky. St. Xavier 14 Jason Sterrett So. P R/R Prospect, Ky. North Oldham 15 Brian Hockerman Fr. INF R/R Louisville, Ky. Pleasure Ridge Park 16 Kyle Roden Sr. C R/R Saint Louis, Mo. St. Mary 17 Lee Strauss So. 1B/OF R/R Chesterfiled, Mo. Christian Brothers 18 Patrick Krumme So. P R/R Lakeside Park, Ky. Covington Catholic 19 Matt Tewell Fr. P L/L Louisville, Ky. Trinity 20 Justin Eberenz Fr. INF R/R Louisville, Ky. Holy Cross 21 Kristopher Sipes So. P R/R Louisville, Ky. Pleasure Ridge Park (Morehead) 22 Cody Scheler Fr. OF L/R Louisville, Ky. St. Xavier 23 Cory Johnson Fr. OF L/R Oswego, Ill. Oswego Community 24 Braxton Graven Sr. OF L/L Louisville, Ky. Trinity (U. of Louisville) 25 David Weinstein Sr. DH L/R Louisville, Ky. Ballard 27 Samuel Robinson Sr. P L/L St Louis, Mo. St. Louis CC 29 James Knezevich Fr. INF R/R Crestwood, Ky. Oldham County 30 Philip Forbis So. P R/R New Albany, Ind. New Albany 31 Justin Strohmeier Jr. P R/R Louisville, Ky. Trinity 32 Zachary Blanchard Sr. C/INF R/R Lebanon, Mo. Jefferson College 33 Cory Thomas So. P R/R Seymour, Ind. Seymour 34 Caleb Shelley Fr. P L/L Kevil, Ky. Ballard Memorial 35 Eric Standafer Fr. 1B R/R Shelbyville, Ky. Shelby County

37 Kyle Grana So. P R/R Wildwood, Mo. Lafayette

42 Taylor Scarlett Sr. P R/R Evansville, Ind. Harrison

44 Aaron Deatherage Sr. P R/R Louisville, Ky. Ballard

3 knights 2011 player profiles Zachary32 Blanchard

Height: 6-0

Class: Senior 2010: Played in 48 games during the season, starting 42 at catcher, second, third, and at DH…Hit .264 on the season with 30 runs and 33 Position: Catcher RBI’s…Fifth on the team with 33 RBI’s…Led all catchers throwing out 8 base stealers B/T: R/R 2009: Redshirted

Major: Liberal Studies 2008: (Jefferson College) Played in 55 games as a sophomore...Batted .266 on the season...Totaled five home runs and 27 RBI’s Hometwon: Nixa, Mo. 2007: (Jefferson College) Appeared in 41 games on the season...Had 99 at bats on the season, while batting .283...Tallied 28 hits and 20 Previous School: Jefferson College RBI’s High School: Nixa High School

Parents: Don and Jacqueline Blanchard

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2010 .265 48-42 162 30 43 12 1 2 33 9 9 28 7-10

knights 2011 4 player profiles Aaron44 Deathrage

2010: Made 14 starts on the mound and came in as a relief pitcher in one Height: 6-0 game…1st on team pitching 74.0 innings during the season…Did not take a loss in his last nine starts while picking up five wins…Had four Class: Senior games of at least seven strikeouts

Position: Pitcher 2009: Working primarily as a set-up man, had the second most appear- ances (28) and second most games finished (12)…Possessed the team’s B/T: R/R fourth best earned run average of 2.90, and fourth best opposing batting average of .264…Ranked third in won-loss percentage with .667…Earned Major: History 2 saves on the season both in four innings of work High School: Played under the guidance of Coach Greg Gilbert at Hometown: Louisville, Ky. Ballard…Named to first team All-State and All-Region…Put up a 1.58 ERA during his senior season with 101 strikeouts in 75 innings High School: Ballard High School pitched…During his junior year allowed just 12 earned runs in 60 IP for a 1.39 ERA…Played summer ball with the Evansville Razorbacks… Parents: Dave and Patty Deatherage Led team to NABF runner-up…Appeared in 11 games earning 5-2 record with 0.40 ERA.

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2008 4.79 1-1 12 1 0 0 0 20.2 23 11 11 8 18 2009 2.90 2-1 28 0 0 0 2 40.1 42 20 13 13 27 2010 4.38 5-6 15 14 0 0 0 74.0 83 44 36 34 48 Total 4.00 8-8 55 15 0 0 2 135.0 148 75 60 55 93

5 knights 2011 player profiles Bra24xton Graven

2010: Appeared in 57 games including 13 as a pitcher…Fourth on the team in slug- Height: 6-0 ging percentage (.467) and on base percentage (.402)…Had back to back games of 4 RBI’s against Saint Joseph’s (4/18) and Kentucky Wesleyan (4/22)…Had lowest Class: Senior ERA among pitchers, and third lowest in the GLVC, with 2.86 and opposing bat- ting average at .251…Second on the team pitching 72.1 during the season…Struck out team high 52 batters, including 14 batters looking...Struck out seven batters in Position: Outfielder games against Wisconsin-Parkside (5/1) and Southern Indiana (5/9) 2009: Earned All-Midwest Region honors from the American Baseball Coaches Association, and was named to the All-Region second team; obtained a spot on B/T: L/L the 2009 Daktronics, Inc. Baseball All-Midwest Region Team; had the team’s best slugging percentage with .571, most runs scored with 41, best batting aver- age with .376, highest on base percentage with .493, second most hits with 64, Major: Business Administration most doubles with 17, second highest total bases with 97, and most walks with 37; was named the GLVC Player of the week during last season, after becoming the first Knight to blast four home runs in a single game; was in the starting pitching Hometown: Louisville, Ky. rotation for the Knights. 2008: Hit .310 in 52 games in first year with the Knights...Was second on the Previous School: University of Louisville team with 27 walks...had the squad’s third best an on base percentage of .411... Laid down six sacrifice bunts which paced the team...Scored two runs on 14 dif- ferent occasions in the year...Had four hits in a game twice...Knocked in three High School: Trinity High School RBI against Montevallo...Swiped two bases versus Rockhurst...Was placed on the All-GLVC First Team as a designated hitter. Parents: Kenny and Lauren Graven 2007 (Louisville): Redshirted High School: Lettered all four years at Trinity in baseball…Named Team MVP his senior year…Named to All-Metro, All-Region and All-District teams...Went 8-2 with a 1.09 ERA and 98 strikeouts in 70 IP his senior season…Also hit .445 with eight home runs and 33 RBI…Also played football for the Shamrocks.

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2008 .310 52-48 158 40 49 6 0 1 19 27 2 20 9-12 2009 3.49 3-3 11 8 1 0 0 38.2 43 24 15 20 25 2009 .376 55-53 170 41 64 17 2 4 31 37 2 23 10-14 2010 2.86 4-4 13 12 2 0 0 72.1 68 40 23 35 52 2010 .313 57-57 182 36 57 13 0 5 44 25 4 20 5-10 Total 3.08 7-7 24 20 3 0 0 111.0 111 64 38 55 77 TOTAL .333 164-158 510 117 170 36 2 10 94 89 8 63 24-36

knights 2011 6 player profiles John3 Lyons

Height: 5-8 2010: Appeared in 50 games during the season while starting 49… Fourth on the team batting .324 and runs scored with 35…Stole 6 of 12 bases on the season…Led team with 127 assists and was fifth with Class: Senior 90 putouts…Went 4-5 with three runs and a RBI in 14-10 victory over Spalding University (4/6)…Had a perfect 3-3 day with two runs and Position: Infield two RBI’s against Lewis in 10-7 victory (4/25) 2009: Started in all 53 games played after transferring from Jefferson B/T: R/R College….Batted .256 on the season…Scored 31 runs and had 51 hits including 9 doubles and 1 home run… had a slugging percentage of .372…Stole 11 bases on 12 attempts…Earned a .900 fielding Major: Liberal Studies percentage…First on the team with 228 total plate appearances and 199 at bats and was second in assists with 139

Hometown: Pevely, Mo 2008 (Jefferson College): Played in 46 games at Jefferson College... Hit .307 on the season with 32 RBI’s...Stole eight bases on 12 Previous School: Jefferson College attempts High School: Named KJFF Dream Team Player of the Year…Earned High School: Herculaneum High Honorable Mention All-State as a senior after getting 1st team All-State as a junior…Honored with the Rising Star Award as a senior

Parents: John Lyons Jr. and Sandra Austin

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2009 .256 53-53 199 31 51 9 1 1 20 11 3 33 11-12 2010 .324 50-49 170 35 55 13 0 1 20 9 3 24 6-13 Total .287 103-102 369 66 106 22 1 2 40 20 6 57 17-24

7 knights 2011 player profiles Samuel27 Robinson

Height: 6-2 2010: Came in as a relief pitcher in 31 games for the Knights… Pitched three innings in 7-3 victory over IU-Southeast (4/13) Class: Senior giving up no runs on only one hit and getting two strikeouts… Finished the season with a 4-1 save while also getting 4 saves

Position: Outfield 2009: (St. Louis Community College) Finished the season with a 6-3 record with an earned run average of 1.55…Stuck out 72 B/T: L/L batters during the season…Helped lead team a third place finish in the region Major: Business Administration

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo.

Previous School: St. Louis Community College

High School: Meramec High

Parents: Lee and Barbara Robinson

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 3.54 4-1 31 0 0 0 4 53.1 64 33 21 26 28

knights 2011 8 player profiles K16yle Roden

Height: 6-1 2010: Appeared in 11 games behind the plate for the Knights…Finished the season with seven RBI’s and three runs…Threw out four base stealers on the season…Had a Class: Senior career high three RBI’s against No. 5 Ashland (2/28) Position: Catcher 2009: Played in 55 games and started in 53…Tied for the team’s high in sacrifice blunts with 12…Picked off 2 B/T: R/R runners during the season…Had career game against Indianapolis (5/8)where he tallied 2 runs, 3 RBI’s and 2 homeruns on 2-3 hitting Major: History

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. 2008: Played in 20 games and started 16 as a freshman... Collected 10 hits, including a double and a triple...Had two hits and two RBI in a game against Kentucky State... High School: St. Mary’s High Recorded three total bases in the match with St. Joe’s...Had nine putouts in a game against Kentucky Wesleyan. Parents: John and Sara Roden High School: Played for Coach Marco Samardzic at St. Mary’s High School in St. Louis, Mo…Team finished with a 12-6 record and placed in the top ten in area small schools… Named first team all-conference as a pitcher and in the field…played on Summer Anheuser Busch league team and finished third in the state.

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2008 .222 20-16 45 6 10 1 1 0 5 5 7 9 1-1 2009 .234 55-53 141 24 33 9 0 2 18 12 12 28 7-11 2010 .154 11-10 26 3 4 3 0 0 7 3 3 7 2-3 Total .222 86-79 212 33 47 13 1 2 30 20 22 44 10-15

9 knights 2011 player profiles Taylor42 Scarlett

Height: 6-5 2010: Came in as a relief pitcher in three games for the season… Struck out two batters in 1.0 inning of work against North Class: Senior Georgia (2/19)

Position: Pitcher 2009: Made 12 appearances, all in relief; compiled a 1-1 record.

2008: Named to the 2008 GLVC All-Academic Team...Appeared B/T: R/R in five games as a freshman...Pitched two innings and struck out two batters in a contest with Wayne State... Major: Accounting & Finance High School: High School: Named to preseason All-State team Hometown: Evansville, Ind. as a senior…Led the conference in innings pitched with 79.0 and strikeouts with 75…Finsihed his senior season with a 11-0 record to go along with a 3.25 ERA...Suited up for Coach Andy High School: Harrison High Rice at Harrison in Evansville, Ind…Also played Basketball for the Raiders. Parents: Terri and John Scarlett

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2008 11.57 0-0 5 0 0 0 0 4.2 8 6 6 3 2 2009 9.00 1-1 12 0 0 0 0 13.0 19 16 13 7 5 2010 27.00 0-1 3 0 0 0 0 2.1 4 7 7 8 2 Total 11.70 1-2 20 0 0 0 0 20.0 31 29 26 18 9

knights 2011 10 player profiles Ryan6 Sheehy

Height: 5-11 2010: Came off the bench to play in seven games during the sea- son…Went 1-1 with a run against North Georgia (2/19)…Had Class: Senior stolen bases against North Alabama (2/13) and IU-Southeast (4/14) Position: Outfield 2009: Appeared in 4 games as a sophomore.

B/T: R/R 2008: Named to the 2008 GLVC All-Academic Team as a fresh- man...Had one hit in three at bats on the year...Scored a run Major: Business Administration against Kentucky State...Knocked in a run versus Findlay.

Hometown: Union, Ky. High School: Played for coach Pat Roesel at Ryle High School…Led the team to first state tourney appearance in school High School:Larry Ryle High history as a senior…Started in 41 games…Compiled .433 career batting average at Ryle…Suited up for Bluegrass Chiefs during Parents: Phil and Maureen Sheehy summer ball…Received Beef O’ Brady’s Athlete of the Month award…Earned team Hustle award as a junior and senior… Played basketball freshman year and golf sophomore year

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2008 .333 3-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0-0 2009 .000 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 2010 .250 7-0 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 Total .286 14-0 7 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2-2

11 knights 2011 player profiles Dav25id Weinstein

Height: 6-0 2010: Played in 40 games during the season...Hit .299 with 24 RBI’s...Went 2-3 with 3 RBI’s and 3 runs in Class: Senior 12-4 win over Missouri S&T (4/11)...Had three home runs on the season Position: Designated Hitter 2009: Redshirted B/T: L/R 2008: Saw action in 12 games...Finished the season Major:History 2-22 from the plate

Hometown: Louisville, Ky. 2007: Appeared in 33 games, starting 23 as a freshman for Bellarmine…Hit safely in fifteen games…Recorded High School: Ballard High four hits during conference tournament…Hit .237 with six RBI…Tripled and had an RBI in 2-for-2 effort against Parents: Mark and Desie Weinstein Lewis...Bellarmine went 14-3 when Weinstein started as the sixth batter in the Knight lineup.

High School: Played for head coach Greg Gilbert at Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A Ballard...Helped lead team to a 25-11 record as a senior... 2007 .237 33-23 76 11 18 3 2 0 6 16 2 28 5-7 Selected to Seventh Region All-Tournament team after 2008 .091 12-7 22 4 2 0 0 0 2 3 2 2 0-0 2009 Redshirted batting .470 with two home runs on the season. 2010 .299 50-40 137 24 41 10 0 3 24 17 5 25 1-4 Total .259 95-70 235 39 61 13 2 3 32 36 9 55 6-11

knights 2011 12 player profiles

10 Matt Bayes 6-3 • Junior • Pitcher • L/L Hometown: Scottsburg, Ind. Previous School: Indiana State University High School: Austin High Major: Education Parents: Gordon and Kathy Bayes

2010: Appeared in 23 games as both a starting and relief pitcher…Finished the season with a 7-3 record and a 5.47 ERA…Pitched a total of 54.1 innings on the season…Struck out 30 batters on the season while holding opposing batters to a 3.12 average

2009: Transferred from Indiana State University where he had an earned run average of 6.00

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 5.47 7-3 23 3 0 0 0 54.1 69 37 33 19 30

7 Kalvin Scheler 5-10 • Junior • Outfield • L/L Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: St. Xavier High Major: Business Administration Parents: Cindy and Joe Scheler

2009: Working primarily as a set-up man, had the second most appearances (28) and second most games finished (12); had the team’s fourth best earned run average of 2.90, and fourth best opposing batting average of .264; ranked third in won-loss percentage with .667; earned 2 saves, one of which was a four inning scoreless outing against Lewis, with his second save being made to hold the Flyers scoreless in four innings of relief. 2008: Had a 1-1 record with a 4.79 ERA...Started in one game and appeared in 12...Struck out eighteen batters in 20.2 innings of work...Had a season best four strike outs against Savannah Art & Design...Led the team with three runners picked off...Was fourth on the team with 11 games in relief. High School: Played under the guidance of Coach Greg Gilbert at Ballard…Named to first team All-State and All-Region…Put up a 1.58 ERA during his senior season with 101 strikeouts in 75 innings pitched…During his junior year allowed just 12 earned runs in 60 IP for a 1.39 ERA…Played summer ball with the Evansville Razorbacks…Led team to NABF runner-up…Appeared in 11 games earning 5-2 record with 0.40 ERA.

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2009 .243 42-34 115 22 28 7 1 1 16 13 4 37 10-16 2010 .314 48-42 169 34 53 9 0 0 15 24 1 33 8-11 Total .285 90-76 284 56 81 16 1 1 31 37 5 70 18-27

13 knights 2011 player profiles

31Justin Strohmeier 12 Joseph Golemboski 6-0 • Junior • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: Trinity Major: History Parent: Carla Strohmeier

2010: Came in relief during four games as a sophomore…Had one inning of work giving up zero hits and striking out one batter against North Alabama (2/13)

2009: Appeared in three games as a freshman as a relief pitcher…had an earned run average of 1.80 and held op- posing batters to an average of .222…Gave up only 4 hits and 1 run allowed.

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2009 1.80 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 5.0 4 1 1 1 2 2010 0.00 0-0 4 0 0 0 0 4.0 3 1 0 3 1 TOTAL 1.00 0-0 7 0 0 0 0 9.0 7 2 1 4 3

8 Samuel Burke 6-0 • Sophomore • Catcher • R/R Hometown: Jeffersonville, Ind. High School: Jeffersonville Major: Communication Parent: Kevin and Diane Burke

2010: Appeared in 22 games behind the plate as a freshman…Went 21-58 as a batter for a .362 average…Scored 13 runs while knocking in 12 RBI’s…Had .435 on base percentage…Gunned down four would be base stealers on the season… Had a 3-5 day with two runs and two RBI’s against St. Joseph’s (5/8) in 17-6 win in the GLVC Tournament

High School: Batted .315 on the season as a senior…Hit 12 doubles, 5 home runs, scored 21 runs and had 30 RBI’s… Named team captain

Personal: His uncle Al Burke and cousin Paul Burke are both former Bellarmine catchers who are now in the Athletic Hall of Fame.

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2010 .362 22-20 58 13 21 4 0 0 12 7 2 13 0-1

knights 2011 14 player profiles

12 Joseph Golemboski 6-1 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: St. Xavier Major: Business Administration Parent: Dan and Karen Golemboski

2010: Made 11 appearances as a relief pitcher…Picked up only win of the season after 1.1 innings against IU- Southeast (3/23)…Struck out three batters in 2.0 innings of work against Kentucky State (3/30)

High School: Did not compete as a senior at St. Xavier High School…Parents both teach in the Clinical Lab Science department of Bellarmine’s Lansing School of Nursing and Health Sciences.

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 9.00 1-0 11 0 0 0 0 13.0 19 16 13 10 6

37 kyle Grana 6-4 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Wildwood, Mo. High School: Lafayette Previous School: Allen Community College Major: Undecided Parent: Bob and Mary Lou Grana

2010: Played freshman season at Allen Community College

High School: Three year member of the varsity squad where he racked up 176 career strikeouts… Finished his senior season with an 8-1 record and 1.96 ERA…Named to 1st team All-State….Also two time All-Conference and All-Metro selection

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9 Ryan Pierce 6-0 • Sophomore • Infield • R/R Hometown: Jeffersonville, Ind. High School: Jeffersonville Previous School: University of Evansville Major: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Parent: Ron and Cathy Pierce

2010: Attended the University of Evansville

21 Kristopher Sipes 6-3 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: Pleasure Ridge Park Previous School: Morehead State Major: Accounting Parent: Ronni and Jessie Sipes

2010 (Morehead State): Redshirted

2009 (Morehead State): Made five appearances as a true freshman…Got his first career start against West Virginia on 3/27…Pitched in 8.0 innings while striking out five batters…Held opponents to a .344 batting average

High School: Went 10-0 as a senior while leading PRP to the State Championship…Finished the season with an ERA of just 0.98… Threw a no hitter in rivalry game against Butler High School

knights 2011 16 player profiles

17 Lee Strauss 6-3 • Sophomore • First Base/Outfield • R/R Hometown: Chesterfield, Mo. High School: Christian Brothers Major: Communication Parent: Sheri and Gary Strauss

2010: Appeared in 10 games as a freshman…Finished the season scoring 1 run and knocking in three RBI’s…Got the start in the three game homestand against Northern Kentucky

High School: As a senior, hit .405 with 11 doubles, 7 home runs,30 RBIs, and scored 22 runs…Named to the All-Conference 1st Team and All-District 1st Team…Received All-State Honorable Mention.

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2010 .158 10-4 19 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 0-0

30 Philip Forbis 6-0 • Sophomore •Pitcher • R/R Hometown: New Albany, Ind. High School: New Albany Major: Accounting Parent: Ed and Clare Forbis

2010: Took the mound in 15 games for the season, starting 11 games…Pitched seven innings and struck out a career high five batters against Saint Joseph’s (5/8) in 17-6 win…Fourth on the team striking out 31 batters for the season

HIGH SCHOOL: Received All-Conference and All-State Honorable Mention honors as a senior…Played in the Indiana North/South All Star Game…Finished the season with a 10-0 record and 1.30 earned run average to go along with 70 strikeouts

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 5.34 6-4 15 11 0 0 0 55.2 75 41 33 18 31

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18 Patrick Krumme 6-0 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Lakeside Park, Ky. High School: Covington Catholic Major: Accounting Parent: Andrew and Clare Krumme

2010: Made six appearances on the mound…Struck out 10 batters in 12.0 innings of work…Struck out a career high five batters in five innings of work against Kentucky State (3/30)

High School: Concluded his senior year with a 8-0 record…Had an earned run average of 1.90…Struck out 49.

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 11.25 0-0 6 3 0 0 0 12.0 19 15 15 12 10

33 Cory Thomas 2 Michael Morrissette 6-1 • Sophomore • Infield • R/R Hometown:Joliet, Ill. High School: Providence Catholic Major: Biology Parent: Stephen and Maureen Morrissette

2010: Played in 43 games as a freshman, starting 41…Tied for sixth on the team batting .314…Led team with six sacrifice bunts…Hit safely in 10 of his last twelve games of the season…Had three RBI’s in 12-3 victory over Kentucky State (3/30)…Scored game winning run as a pinch runner in 2-1 victory over Missouri-St. Louis (3/15)

High School: Earned team’s MVP and Silver Slugger award as a senior….Named 1st team All-Area…Played in IHSBLA All-Star game….Recognized as an Illinois State Scholar…Member of the 2008-2009 National Honor Society…Won the Chicago Catholic League Senior-Athlete Award…Recipient of the US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and the Pax Christi Award

Season BA GP-S AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO SB-A 2010 .314 43-41 140 32 44 8 0 0 19 15 7 17 8-12

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14 Jason Sterrett 5-10 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown: Prospect, Ky. High School: North Oldham Major: Accounting Parent: Mark and Sandy Sterrett

2010: Started 14 games on the mound as a freshman…Finished the season with a 5-1 record and a 5.71 ERA…Held op- posing batters to an average of .271

High School: Held a won-loss record of 7-3…Had an earned run average of 2.50…Struck out 98 batters during the season… Named to the All-State 2nd Team, 8th Region Player of the Year, received All-Region and All-District honors

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 5.73 5-1 14 14 0 0 0 70.2 78 60 45 49 44

33 Cory Thomas 6-1 • Sophomore • Pitcher • R/R Hometown:Seymour, Ind. High School: Seymour Major: Education Parent: Scott and Brenda Thomas

2010: Earned 3rd team All-GLVC honors after appearing in 32 games as a relief pitcher…Finished second in the GLVC pick- ing up 14 saves…Pitched 2.0 innings and picked up only win of the season against Missouri-St. Louis (3/14)…Finished the season with 4.12 ERA…Struck out 26 batters on the season

High School: Went 6-2 on the mound with a 2.00 earned run average and 67 strikeouts…Named All-Conference Pitcher.

SEASON ERA w-L APP GS CG SHO Sv IP H R ER BB SO 2010 4.12 1-3 32 0 0 0 14 39.1 52 21 18 13 26

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20 Justin Eberenz 6-0 • Freshman • Infield • R/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: Holy Cross Major: Business Administration Parent: Wayne and Judy Eberenz

High School: Finished his prep career with a .340 batting average and .970 fielding percentage…Named to All-District and All- Region tournament teams…Three time member of All-District squad…Selected to 6th region All-Star team as junior and senior

11 Benjamin fuchs 6-1 • Freshman •Pitcher • R/L Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: Trinity Major: Exercise Science Parent: Dave and Rose Fuchs

High School: Finished senior season with a 6-2 record...Struck out 45 batters and had a 2.10 ERA

15 Brian Hockman 5-9 • Freshman • Infield • R/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: PRP Major: Special Education Parent: Kevin and Teresa Hockman

High School: Named to All-District team

4 Cory Johnson 5-11 • Freshman •Outfielder • L/R Hometown: Oswego, Ill. High School: Oswego Major:Accounting Parent: Curtis and Wendy Johnson

High School: High School: Named to All-Conference, All-Area, and All-State team

knights 2011 20 player profiles

29 James Knezevich 6-0 • Freshman • Infield • R/R Hometown: LaGrange, Ky. High School: Oldham County Major: Business Administration Parent: Michael and Leisha Knezevich

High School: Finished his senior season batting .427 to go along with eight home runs and 21 stolen bases…Earned 8th Region Player of the Year honors

5 Trevor Parson 6-0 • Freshman •Outfield • R/R Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. High School: Parkway West Major: Chemistry Parent: Frank and Deana Parsons

High School: Earned second team All-Conference as a senior…Named a scholar athlete all four years

22 Cody Scheler 5-8 • Freshman • Outfield • L/R Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: St. Xavier Major: Phyiscal Therapy Parent: Kevin and Teresa Hockman

High School: Earned second team All-Conference as a senior…Named a scholar athlete all four years

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34 Caleb Shelley 6-4 • Freshman • Pitcher • L/L Hometown: Kevil, Ky. High School: Ballard Memorial Major: Exercise Science Parent: Brian and Deanna Shelley

High School: Named to All-Region team...Earned All-State Honorable Mention

35 Eric Standafer 6-5 • Freshman • Infield • R/R Hometown: Shelbyville, Ky. High School: Shelby County Major: Business Administration Parent: Steve and Karen Standafer

High School: Finished his senior season with a .407 batting average, three home runs, and 33 RBI’s…Earned 2nd team All-State as a senior…Named team’s Most Valuable Player…Two year member of All-Region team and three time member of All-Dis- trict…Played in Kentucky East-West All-Star game

19 Matthew Tewell 6-0 • Freshman • Pitcher • L/L Hometown: Louisville, Ky. High School: Trinity Major: Biology Parent: Charlie and Melinda Tewell

High School: Finished his senior season with a 7-2 record…Named to 7th Region All-Star team…Earned 1st Academic All- State

knights 2011 22 2010 STATISTICS 2010 Statistics

23 knights 2011 2010 review

GLVC Tourney Round 1 #1 Southern Ind. 11 #8 Lewis 3 # 2 Northern Ky. 6 #7 St. Joseph’s 0 2010 GLVC Baseball Final Standings # 6 Bellarmine 7 #3 Drury 1 EAST glvC PCT. ALL PCT. #5 Rockhurst 13 # 4 Indianpolis 10 1. Northern Ky. 24-6 .800 43-17 .717 2010 GLVC All-Conference Elimination Game 2. Indianapolis 19-9 .679 35-22 .614 #4 Indianapolis 9 #8 Lewis 5 FIRST TEAM 3. Bellarmine 18-12 .600 34-24 .586 #7 St. Joseph’s 7 #3 Drury 6 C – Dylan Mooney, Southern Indiana 4. Saint Joseph’s 16-12 .571 32-22 .593 1B – Ryan Porter, Rockhurst Round 2 5. Lewis 15-16 .484 27-30 .474 2B – Jeff Bohlen, Northern Kentucky #1 Southern Ind 10 #5 Rockhurst 3 6. Ky. Wesleyan 10-18 .357 18-28 .391 3B – Shannon McCormick, Northern Kentucky SS – Sean Estand, Saint Joseph’s # 6 Bellarmine 7 #2 Northern Ky 4 7. UW-Parkside 7-25 .219 13-39 .250 UT – Patrick Brady, Bellarmine DH – Will Morrison, Missouri S&T Elmination Game WEST GLVC PCT. ALL PCT. OF – Jason Cisper, Northern Kentucky #4 Indianapolis 19 #5 Rockhurst 10 OF – Joe Dispensa, Saint Joseph’s #7 St. Jospeh’s 6 #2 Northern Ky 4 1. Southern Indiana 25-5 .833 52-14 .788 OF – Kendall Findley, Drury 2. Drury 18-8 .692 26-23 .531 OF – Michael Huling, Southern Indiana Semi-Finals 3. Rockhurst 15-15 .500 30-25 .545 SP – Donovan Drake, Indianapolis #1 Southrn Ind 16 #4 Indianapolis 2 4. Missouri S&T 14-18 .438 19-33 .365 SP – Trevor Leach, Southern Indiana #6 Bellarmine 17 #7 St. Joseph’s 6 5. Quincy 13-18 .419 26-23 .531 SP – Dave Middendorf, N. Kentucky SP – Joe Scumaci, Lewis 6. Missouri-St. Louis 11-21 .344 15-337 .288 Championship Game RP – Kevin Jordan, Northern Kentucky #1 Southern Ind. 4 #6 Bellarmine 2 7. Maryville 5-27 .156 10-39 .204 SECOND TEAM The 15-member Great Lakes Valley Conference has made its name throughout the last 31 years as C – Brian Erie, Northern Kentucky a power in NCAA Division II basketball. In the last few years, however, the GLVC has seen success 1B – Evan McDole, Northern Kentucky in many sports, and the league can now claim itself as one of the nation’s top in all NCAA Division 2B – Luke Garmon, Kentucky Wesleyan II athletics. 3B – Travis Capps, Indianapolis SS – Joe Rohlfing, Drury The The formation of the GLVC can be traced as far back as 1972 when the athletic directors of three UT – Wandy Rosario, Southern Indiana member schools - Kentucky Wesleyan, Bellarmine and Indiana State University at Evansville (now the DH – Pat Muth, Northern Kentucky OF – Justin Blinn, Southern Indiana University of Southern Indiana) - began preliminary discussions about forming a basketball confer- OF – Caleb Ehmke, Southern Indiana ence. Four years later, the University of Indianapolis and Saint Joseph’s College expressed interest. OF – Scott Householder, Lewis On July 7, 1978, those schools - along with Ashland University - united to become the GLVC. OF – R.J. Knese, Drury SP – Jarrett Casey, Northern Kentucky In 2009, Maryville University and the University of Illinois at Springfield became the newest members SP – Taylor Dennis, Southern Indiana of the league. The schools are two of 13 institutions that have joined the league since its formation. SP – Ryan Schmidt, Northern Kentucky SP – Steve Styck, Saint Joseph’s The conference headquarters are located in downtown Indianapolis, one of the many Midwest major RP – Eric Panick, Saint Joseph’s media markets in which the league maintains a presence. The GLVC has schools in Milwaukee/Northern Illinois (UW-Parkside), Chicago (Lewis), Indianapolis (Indianapolis), Cincinnati (Northern Kentucky), THIRD TEAM C – Justin Dunning, Quincy Louisville (Bellarmine), Evansville (Southern Indiana), Springfield,M o. (Drury), Owensboro (Kentucky 1B – Tyler Goss, Drury Wesleyan), Kansas City (Rockhurst) and St. Louis (Maryville, UM-St. Louis). 2B – Bret Gallion, Drury 3B – Zac Carter, Missouri S&T The conference sponsors 17 championships in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, indoor SS – Kaleb Cunningham, Indianapolis and outdoor track and field, and tennis for men and basketball, cross country, softball, soccer, tennis, UT – Tyler Newsome, Lewis indoor and outdoor track and field, golf, and volleyball for women. DH – Jason Hall, Drury OF – Bryan Rose, Northern Kentucky GLVC institutions have won 11 national championships in basketball. Kentucky Wesleyan leads all OF – Chris Ulrey, Indianapolis Division II institutions with eight men’s basketball titles, while Southern Indiana won the men’s crown OF – Dave Watson, UW-Parkside in 1995. Northern Kentucky’s women won the school’s first-ever basketball national championship in OF – Jordan White, Kentucky Wesleyan SP – Mark Himmelberg, Rockhurst 2000 and followed with a national title in 2008. In addition, SIU Edwardsville became the first GLVC SP – Eric Meyerchick, Saint Joseph’s school to win a national championship in softball in 2007. SP – Cory Rupert, Indianapolis SP – Brett Zurliene, Quincy In 2001, the league announced the creation of the GLVC Hall of Fame, with the first class being RP – Cory Thomas, Bellarmine inducted in 2002. The GLVC annually presents the Richard F. Scharf Paragon Award to the top male and female student-athlete in the league, and the Bertram Award to a distinguished alum who both FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR – Brandon Tangney, succeeded while a GLVC student-athlete and excelled in accomplishments after graduation. Rockhurst

The GLVC strives to adhere to the NCAA Division II Strategic Platform and has introduced several PITCHER OF THE YEAR – Kevin Jordan, NKU initiatives in recent years including the GLVC Sportsmanship Award which acknowledges the institu- PLAYER OF THE YEAR – Jason Cisper, NKU tion that exemplifies sportsmanship in the view of its peers. COACH OF THE YEAR – Todd Asalon, NKU The league continually maintains an effort to combine academic and athletic excellence and the hard work put forth by the student-athletes has been evident on the playing fields and in the classrooms.

knights 2011 24 PROGRAM RECORDS 3B Season (min. 4) BA Season RBI Season 1. 7 dewey Minton 1974 1. .438 dewey Minton 1974 1. 68 Andy Lyon 1994 7 Patrick Brady 2010 2. .437 dewey Minton 1977 2. 61 Paul Burke 1998 3. 6 dewey Minton 1977 3. .436 Andy Lyon 1994 3. 58 Shane Noble 2008 4. 5 Keith Leinenbach 1979 4. .431 Pete Bifone 1993 4. 57 John Eichberger 1998 5 dewey Minton 1975 5. .429 Ken Brelage 1981 57 Chris Wiedmar 2010 5 Gary Gruneisen 1977 6. .418 Chad Ramsey 1996 6. 56 Patrick Brady 2010 5 Ryan Kuhlman 2005 7. .413 Josh Shields 1998 7. 54 dewey Minton 1974 8. 4 Steve Roberts 1977 8. .413 Paul Burke 1998 8. 53 Pete Bifone 1992 4 Ken Roberts 1976 9. .406 Ryan Kuhlman 2004 9. 52 dewey Minton 1977 4 Ryan Kuhlman 2006 .406 Patrick Brady 2008 10. 50 Patrick Brady 2008 4 Patrick Brady 2008

BA Career 3B Career 1. .395 Ken Brelage 1980-81 RBI Career 1. 20 dewey Minton 1974-77 2. .375 Pete Bifone 1990-93 1. 172 Patrick Brady 2007-10 2. 13 Patrick Brady 2007-10 3. .373 Andy Lyon 1993-96 2. 166 dewey Minton 1974-77 3. 11 Steve Roberts 1974-77 4. .373 dewey Minton 1974-77 3. 153 Andy Lyon 1993-96 4. 9 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 5. .367 John Stratman 1996-98 4. 135 Pete Bifone 1990-93 9 Ryan Kuhlman 2003-06 6. .363 James Thompson 1995-98 5. 125 Brian Wicke 1973-76 6. 8 Al Burke 1969-72 7. .362 nick Weber 1969-73 125 neal Clark 1969-72 8 mike Hellmueller 1970-73 8. .354 dave Masterson 1998-00 7. 122 dave Masterson 1998-00 8. 7 marty Minogue 1970-73 9. .350 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 8. 116 Paul Burke 1996-98 7 neal Clark 1969-72 .350 Paul Burke 1996-98 116 Cameron Howell 2005-08 7 michael Bush 1999-02 .350 Ryan Kuhlman 2003-05 10. 113 Steve Kaufmann 1973-76 7 Ron Ferch 1982-86

7 Jose Cubero 1979-82 Hits Season SB Season 7 Steve Kaufmann 1973-76 1. 88 Patrick Brday 2010 1. 37 Jose Cubero 1983 7 Jeff Dillman 2005-08 2. 86 Patrick Brady 2008 2. 36 derek Mann 1973 3. 76 Paul Burke 1998 3. 35 norman Pfaadt 1986 HR Season (min. 12) 4. 75 Ken Brelage 1981 4. 33 derek Mann 1972 1. 18 Craig Sharpe 1986 75 John Stratman 1998 5. 31 norman Pfaadt 1987 2. 16 Paul Burke 1998 75 Ryan Kuhlman 2005 31 Kevin Hornung 1970 3. 14 dewey Minton 1974 7. 74 Josh Shields 1998 7. 27 Kevin Hornung 1973 4. 14 Brian Wicke 1976 8. 69 dewey Minton 1977 27 Patrick Brady 2010 5. 13 Pete Bifone 1992 69 dave Masterson 1999 9. 25 Ryan Kuhlman 2005 13 Patrick Brady 2010 10. 67 Ryan Kuhlman 2004 25 Rusty Farris 2008 7. 12 Charlie Hufford 1997 67 dewey Minton 1974 8. 12 Bernie Hollkamp 1971 SB Career Hits Career 1. 90 Kevin Hornung 1970-74 HR Career (min. 18) 1. 280 Patrick Brady 2007-10 2. 82 norman Pfaadt 1985-87 1. 33 Patrick Brady 2007-10 1. 253 dewey Minton 1974-77 3. 71 Patrick Brady 2007-10 2. 31 dewey Minton 1974-77 2. 222 Ryan Kuhlman 2003-06 4. 69 derek Mann 1972-73 3. 26 Pete Bifone 1990-93 3. 215 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 5. 67 mike Peters 1982-85 4. 24 Paul Burke 1996-98 4. 210 michael Bush 1999-02 6. 64 Rusty Farris 2005-08 5. 25 Brian Wicke 1973-76 5. 204 Pete Bifone 1990-93 7. 60 Bernie Holkamp 1968-71 6. 22 Andy Lyon 1993-96 6. 197 Steve Kaufman 1973-76 8. 58 Jose Cubero 1980-83 22 dave Masterson 1998-00 197 Cameron Howell 2005-08 9. 53 Brent Adams 1988-91 8. 19 Bernie Holkamp 1968-71 9. 191 John Stratman 1996-98 53 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 9. 18 Craig Sharpe 1986 10. 187 James Thompson 1995-98 2B Season (min. 14) Slg. % Season Runs Scored Season 1. 30 Patrick Brady 2008 1. .863 dewey Minton 1974 1. 63 Bernie Hollkamp 1971 2. 23 John Stratman 1998 2. .814 Pete Bifone 1993 2. 62 Patrick Brady 2008 3. 22 dewey Minton 1977 3. .804 dewey Minton 1977 3. 58 Patrick Brady 2010 4. 20 Patrick Brady 2010 4. .701 Paul Burke 1998 4. 52 nick Weber 1972 5. 19 Larry Simpson 1993 5. .698 Andy Lyon 1994 5. 51 norman Pfaadt 1986 6. 18 Ken Brelage 1981 .698 Patrick Brady 2008 51 Rusty Farris 2008 7. 17 James Thompson 1997 7. .694 Patrick Brady 2010 7. 50 Keith Leinenbach 1979 17 dewey Minton 1975 8. .676 Josh Shields 1998 8. 50 Ken Brelage 1981 17 Braxton Graven* 2009 9. .671 Charlie Hufford 1997 9. 50 mike Buser 1989 17 Chris Wiedmar 2010 10. .661 dave Masterson 1999 10. 50 dewey Minton 1977

Runs Scored Career 2B Career 1. 180 Patrick Brady 2007-10 1. 66 Patrick Brady 2007-10 2. 178 dewey Minton 1974-77 2. 60 dewey Minton 1974-77 3. 166 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 3. 49 John Stratman 1996-98 4. 151 Bernie Hollkamp 1968-71 4. 44 michael Bush 1999-02 5. 144 Kevin Hornung 1970-74 5. 43 Bernie Holkamp 1968-71 6. 140 Steve Roberts 1974-77 43 david Masterson 1998-00 7. 129 marty Minogue 1970-73 7. 41 Kevin Malone 1993-96 129 Rusty Farris 2005-08 41 Keith Leinenbach 1978-81 9. 122 Kevin Weitlauf 1982-85 9. 41 Adam Chester 2006-09 10. 118 mike Buser 1986-89 10. 40 Kyle Scott 1999-02

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appearances Season 1.00 Rob Nelson (3-0) 1993 3. 1.71 Joe Elder 1973 1. 32 Cory Thomas* 2010 11. 0.88 Phil Davidson (7-1) 1979 4. 1.74 dave Sweets 1972 2. 31 Samuel Robinson* 2010 5. 1.79 Greg Hudelson 1974 3. 30 Alex Kuebbing 2007 W-L % Career 6. 1.81 dave Sweets 1975 4. 29 Ryan Krull 2009 1. 1.00 dick Ewing (9-0) 1956-57 7. 1.85 Rick Finneran 1969 5. 28 micah McNatt 2007 2. 1.00 danny Garness (6-0) 1990-92 1.85 mike Carter 1993 28 Alex Kuebbing 2008 3. 0.75 Joe Fowler 1971-75 9. 1.92 michael Thompson 2006 28 Aaron Deatherage* 2009 4. 0.72 marty Minogue 1969-73 10. 1.93 mark Sturtzel 1982 8. 27 Ryan Krull* 2008 5. 0.71 Rob Nelson 1990-94 9. 24 Jim Tencza 1989 6. 0.71 Barry Stewart 1982-86 ERA Career 10. 21 danny Garness 1992 7. 0.70 Phil Davidson 1977-81 1. 2.22 dave Sweets 1971-75 21 derek Mattingly 2007 8. 0.69 Larry Keating 1971-74 2. 2.29 Larry Keating 1971-74 21 Kent Kobayashi 2008 9. 0.68 Willie Yates 1975-79 3. 2.76 Joe Fowler 1971-75 10. 0.67 donnie Colvin 1992-96 4. 2.91 marty Minogue 1969-73 appearances Career 0.67 Bill Hill 1967-70 2.91 nate Nevin 2005-08 1. 87 Alex Kuebbing 2005-08 6. 3.05 Barry Stewart 1982-86 2. 70 erik Davis 1995-99 Innings Pitched Season 7. 3.08 Braxton Graven* 2008- 70 derek Mattingly 2006-09 1. 101.2 Jim Tencza 1989 8. 3.09 Chris London 1987-91 4. 69 micah McNatt 2004-07 2. 100.1 michael Thompson 2007 3.09 mark Sturtzel 1979-83 5. 66 Willie Yates 1975-79 3. 95 michael Thompson 2009 10. 3.10 Brian Wicke 1972-76 6. 61 michael Thompson 2006-09 3. 91.2 Glenn Sterchi 1976 7. 56 Greg Newland 1997-01 4. 90.1 nate Nevin 2005 Complete Games Season 8. 55 Aaron Deatherage* 2008- 5. 89.1 erik Davis 1999 1. 10 Willie Yates 1979 9. 54 mark Sturtzel 1979-83 6. 88 Greg Newland 2000 10 erik Davis 1999 54 nate Nevin 2005-08 7. 87.1 Ryan Morrison 2007 3. 8 Bob Russell 1970 8. 87 Peter Kuhn 2001 8 Bob Russell 1971 9. 87 Jason Bibelhauser 2004 8 Rob Scheibert 1971 Wins Season 10. 86 Todd Wellemeyer 2000 8 Peter Kuhn 2000 1. 10 Willie Yates 1979 7. 7 9 tied with 7 2. 9 Willie Yates 1978 Innings Pitched Career 3. 8 michael Thompson 2007 1. 323 michael Thopmson 2005-09 Complete Games Career 8 Ryan Morrison 2006 2. 293.1 Jason Bibelhauser 2000-04 1. 26 Willie Yates 1975-79 8 Jeff Penzkofer 1991 3. 268.2 derek Mattingly 2006-09 2. 25 Jason Bibelhauser 2000-04 8 Barry Stewart 1986 4. 266.1 nate Nevin 2005-08 3. 23 marty Minogue 1969-73 8 Joe Fowler 1975 5. 262 Willie Yates 1975-79 4. 17 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 8 derek Mattingly 2008 6. 247.2 Chad Cahoe 2002-05 17 Chad Cahoe 2002-05 8 michael Thompson 2009 7. 242.2 erik Davis 1995-99 6. 16 Bob Russel 1969-71 10. 7 nate Nevin 2007 8. 242 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 16 Brian Wicke 1972-76 7 Ryan Morrison 2007 9. 227.1 Ryan Morrison 2004-07 16 Scott Wiegandt 1985-89 7 Jim Tencza 1987 10. 222.2 marty Minogue 1969-73 9. 15 erik Davis 1995-99 7 Phil Davidson 1979 15 Rob Scheibert 1969-73 7 Rob Scheibert 1971 Strikeouts Season 7 don Reiss 1969 1. 118 michael Thompson 2009 Shut-outs Season 7 Robbie Reeves 2008 2. 99 michael Thompson 2007 1. 3 dick Ewing 1956 7 Ryan Krull 2009 3. 94 Todd Wellemeyer 2000 3 Larry Keating 1973 7 matt Bayes* 2010 4. 84 Barry Stewart 1986 3 dave Sweets 1975 5. 83 Ryan Morrison 2007 3 Brian Wicke 1974 Wins Career 6. 82 erik Davis 1999 3 Willie Yates 1979 1. 25 Willie Yates 1975-79 7. 79 Bob Russel 1971 6. 2 8 players tied 2. 23 michael Thompson 2006-09 8. 78 Pat McClinton 1993 3. 22 Barry Stewart 1982-86 9. 73 Scott Wiegandt 1989 Shut-outs Career 4. 21 marty Minogue 1969-73 10. 71 michael Thompson 2008 1. 6 Brian Wicke 1972-76 5. 20 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 2. 5 dave Sweets 1971-75 20 erik Davis 1995-99 Strikeouts Career 5 Willie Yates 1975-79 7. 19 Phil Davidson 1977-81 1. 342 michael Thompson 2005-09 4. 3 marty Minogue 1969-73 19 Ryan Morrison 2004-07 2. 240 nate Nevin 2005-08 3 Chuck Moni 1969-73 19 nate Nevin 2005-08 3. 217 Todd Wellemeyer 1997-00 3 Larry Keating 1971-74 10. 18 Brian Wicke 1972-76 4. 210 Jason Bibelhauser 2000-04 3 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 18 mark Sturtzel 1979-83 5. 209 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 3 mark Sturtzel 1979-83 6. 206 Scott Wiegandt 1985-89 3 Phil Davidson 1977-81 W-L % season (min. 3 decisions) 7. 188 Barry Stewart 1982-86 10. 2 several tied 1. 1.00 John Herbert (7-0) 1954 8. 181 Greg Newland 1997-01 1.00 Larry Keating (6-0) 1973 9. 172 Rick Finneran 1967-71 Walks Season 1.00 Chris Ochsner (6-0) 1992 10. 168 Brian Wicke 1972-76 1. 60 Charlie Schnell 1975 1.00 dick Ewing (5-0) 1956 2. 57 Joe Fowler 1975 1.00 Bill Weitlauf (5-0) 1968 ERA Season 3. 54 Glenn Sterchi 1976 1.00 Barry Stewart (5-0) 1983 1. 1.10 marty Minogue 1972 4. 53 mike Carter 1992 1.00 danny Garness (5-0) 1992 2. 1.66 Scott Wiegandt 1989 53 Todd Wellemeyer 1999 1.00 J. Zurschmiede (4-0) 1972 6. 52 Greg Hudelson 1976 1.00 mike Charron (3-0) 1980 52 Willie Yates 1979

knights 2011 26 PROGRAM RECORDS

52 Todd Wellemeyer 2000 Hit Batsmen Season 4. 21 Jason Bibelhauser 2000-04 9. 49 Jason Sterrett 2010 1. 15 Peter Kuhn 2001 5. 20 Chad Cahoe 2002-05 10. 48 Scott Wiegandt 1989 2. 13 Glenn Sterchi 1976 6. 19 Peter Kuhn 1997-01 13 michael Thompson 2007 7. 18 Ryan Dodson 2000-04 13 Jason Sterrett 2010 18 Brendan O’Shea 1988-92 Walks Career 5. 12 Chad Baumann 1998 9. 17 Chad Baumann 1996-98 1. 154 Scott Wiegandt 1985-89 6. 11 Jason Bibelhauser 2003 17 Todd Wellemeyer 1997-00 2. 151 mike Carter 1991-95 7. 10 Todd Wellemeyer 1999 No-Hitters 3. 139 Todd Wellemeyer 1997-00 10 Greg Newland 1999 5/15/56 dick Ewing vs. Morehead 4. 137 Willie Yates 1975-79 10 Ryan Dodson 2004 5/19/56 dick Ewing vs. Villa Madonna 5. 126 Greg Hudelson 1972-76 10 nate Nevin 2008 4/12/58 Leo Reidinger vs. Berea 6. 112 Chad Cahoe 2002-05 10 Robbie Reeves 2008 4/10/69 Bill Weitlauf vs. Georgetown 7. 111 Greg Newland 1997-01 10 Samuel Robinson* 2010 4/24/71 Larry Weimer vs. Ky. State 8. 108 Joe Fowler 1969-73 4/25/72 dave Sweets Vs. Jefferson C.C. 9. 107 Pat McClinton 1989-93 Hit Batsmen Career 4/13/73 Joe Elder vs. Kentucky State 107 Charlie Schnell 1971-75 1. 26 nate Nevin 2005-08 4/7/75 Brian Wicke vs. Indiana State 2. 25 michael Thompson 2006-09 2/25/89 Chris Martinez vs. Hanover 3. 23 Greg Newland 1997-01 3/21/93 Pat McClinton vs. Centre

All-America Selections 1977 dewey Minton, First 1989 Scott Wiegandt, Third 1998 Paul Burke, Second Team 2008 Patrick Brady, Third Team (AACBC & Worth) Team (ABCA) (ABCA) Team (Daktronics)

GLVC All-Conference Selections Bryan Wiegandt First Team 2004 marcus Bickwermert Second Team Pete Bifone First Team Jay Pitts Second Team 1984 Tom O’Shea Gilly Simpson First Team Jason Bibelhauser Second Team mike Peters danny Garness honorable Mention 2005 Ryan Kulhman First Team Kevin Wietlauf Ron Hause honorable Mention 2006 Ryan Morrison Second Team Barry Stewart Joe Mozzali honorable Mention Adam Chester Second Team 1985 mike Peters Ryan Kelly honorable Mention Brian Clark honorable Mention Kevin Wietlauf 1993 Pete Bifone First Team 2007 michael Thompson First Team Ron French Pat McClinton First Team Jeff Dillman Second Team 1986 Barry Stewart Larry Simpson Second Team Shane Noble Second Team Norm Pfaadt 1994 Andy Lyon First Team nate Nevin Second Team Craig Sharpe 1995 Chad Ramsey First Team Cameron Howell honorable Mention 1987 mike Crabtree 1996 Chad Ramsey First Team Alex Kuebbing honorable Mention Chris Ball Andy Lyon First Team 2008 Patrick Brady First Team Jim Tencza Kevin Malone Second Team *Player of the Year Scott Wiegandt John Stratman Second Team Jeff Dillman First Team 1988 Brent Adams 1997 John Stratman Second Team Braxton Graven First Team 1989 Scott Wiegandt 1998 Paul Burke First Team Shane Noble First Team Brent Adams John Stratman Second Team derek Mattingly Second Team ed Sullivan John Eichberger Second Team nate Nevin Second Team mike Meister 1999 michael Bush First Team 2009 Patrick Brady First Team 1990 Bryan Wiegandt david Masterson Second Team Braxton Graven First Team 1991 Chris Martinez John Eichberger Second Team michael Thompson First Team Bryan Wiegandt honorable Mention 2000 Todd Wellemeyer Second Team *Pitcher of the Year Larry Simpson honorable Mention 2002 Kyle Scott Second Team Adam Chester Second Team Chris London honorable Mention Steve Polio Second Team Ryan Krull Third Team *Freshman of the Year Todd Duckworth Third Team 2003 Steve Polio Second Team 2010 Patrick Brady First Team 1992 mike Malone First Team Jason Bibelhauser Second Team Cory Thomas Third Team Bellarmine Post Season Appearances

GLVC Tournament NCAA Tournament (5-9 all-time) 1980 (2-2) Delta State W 6-4 (20-16 all-time) 1973 (0-2) Troy State W 6-5 1980 (5-1) Champions LSU-New Orleans L 12-1 Troy State L 3-1 1987 (1-3) Tuskegee L 5-3 Troy State L 2-1 1989 (3-1) Champions 1992 (1-2) 1979 (2-2) 1989 (0-1) 2005 (2-2) Ind. State-Evansville L 13-10 Armstrong State L 9-5 2007 (2-2) Akron W 11-2 2008 (2-2) Ind. State-Evansville W 6-2 2008 (1-2) 2009 (1-2) Northern Kentucky L 9-2 Ashland L 2-9 2010 (3-1) Northern Kentucky W 7-6 St. Joseph’s L 1-6

27 knights 2011 All-time results all-time coaching Records year-by-year results Year Record Coach (career record) 1952 SEASON (0-6) Morehead 6-5 W Georgetown 9-3 W 2008 36-22 deron Spink (118-110) COACH: LUKE FOPPIANO Morehead 5-10 L Centre 8-0 W 2007 29-30 deron Spink Hanover 2-11 L Berea 6-1 W Pikeville 0-2 L 2006 24-27 deron Spink Centre 1-5 L Berea 2-6 L Pikeville 0-7 L 2005 29-31 deron Spink Centre 3-16 L Centre 13-3 W Western Kentucky 4-5 L 2004 19-32 Scott Wiegandt (65-121) Hanover 1-21 L Fort Knox 3-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-12 L 2003 14-37 Scott Wiegandt Jeffersontown 0-1 L Georgetown 7-2 W Villa Madonna 4-7 L 2002 15-26 Scott Wiegandt Transylvania 6-9 L Xavier 15-6 W Villa Madonna 2-7 L Villa Madonna 4-2 W 2001 17-26 Scott Wiegandt 1953 SEASON (3-5) 1962 SEASON (8-12) 2000 17-35 Tom Malone (63-96-1) Transylvania 2-5 L COACH: ED WEBER COACH: ALEX GROZA Transylvania 4-3 W 1999 23-33 Tom Malone Louisville 4-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-11 L 1998 23-28-1 Tom Malone Georgetown 6-24 L 1958 SEASON (11-5-1) Berea 7-2 W 1997 22-28 Steve Kaufman (130-130) Transylvania 16-2 W COACH: GENE KENNY Berea 4-11 L 1996 18-17 Steve Kaufman Georgetown 15-16 L Indiana 3-7 L Lakeland 11-8 W 1995 17-25 Steve Kaufman Centre 11-17 L Indiana 0-8 L Xavier 7-4 W 1994 24-21 Steve Kaufman Centre 0-4 L Berea 3-0 W Transylvania 1-3 L 1993 22-17 Steve Kaufman Hanover 14-11 W Berea 4-0 W Transylvania 3-8 L 1992 27-22 Steve Kaufman Transylvania 4-5 L Pikeville 6-5 W Western 0-5 L 1991 23-23 Kevin Kocks (135-151-3) 1954 SEASON (12-2) Pikeville 2-2 T Georgetown 10-4 W 1990 17-29-1 Kevin Kocks Georgetown 16-5 W Villa Madonna 1-4 L 1989 29-25 Kevin Kocks COACH: ED WEBER Hanover 13-5 W Villa Madonna 7-1 W Villa Madonna 1-2 L 1988 17-28-1 Kevin Kocks Villa Madonna 1-0 W Centre 8-7 W 1987 23-23-1 Kevin Kocks Centre 2-11 L Berea 8-2 W Centre 2-1 W Western 9-5 W 1986 26-23 Kevin Kocks Berea 4-1 W Transylvania 8-5 W Union 2-1 W 1985 33-16 Jack Rose (93-79-1) Georgetown 8-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-6 L Union 10-5 W 1984 20-14 Jack Rose Transylvania 4-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-8 L Pikeville 2-5 L 1983 21-21-1 Jack Rose Franklin 19-7 W Centre 7-2 W Pikeville 7-16 L 1982 19-28 Jack Rose Kentucky Wesleyan 9-4 W Xavier 4-3 W Georgetown 0-8 L 1981 30-24 Al Burke (151-106-3) Georgetown 9-5 W Transylvania 6-2 W Louisville 4-6 L 1980 36-17-3 Al Burke Centre 3-0 W Georgetown 6-8 L Louisville 11-12 L 1979 36-18 Al Burke Kentucky Wesleyan 11-5 W 1978 22-23 Al Burke 1959 SEASON (7-7) 1963 SEASON (9-9) Louisville 11-4 W 1977 27-24 Al Burke COACH: GENE KENNY COACH: ALEX GROZA Louisville 6-12 L 1976 25-33 Lou Snipp (52-56) Georgetown 4-7 L Villa Madonna 0-4 L Transylvania 19-4 W 1975 27-23 Lou Snipp Berea 2-8 L Villa Madonna 6-5 W Berea 9-8 W Hanover 6-15 L 1874 24-19 John Deatrick (106-57) 1955 SEASON (6-1) Villa Madonna 7-1 W Transylvania 1-3 L 1973 28-8 John Deatrick COACH: PAULIE MILLER Villa Madonna 11-1 W Transylvania 1-8 L 1972 24-16 John Deatrick Kentucky 6-1 W Centre 5-4 W Centre 5-0 W 1971 30-14 John Deatrick Centre 8-5 W Kentucky 0-14 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-6 L 1970 27-23 Jim Connor (70-64) Transylvania 14-3 W Xavier 2-3 L Pikeville 5-1 W 1969 24-12 Jim Connor Georgetown n/A L Kentucky 3-6 L Pikeville 8-7 W 1968 13-14 Jim Connor Centre 10-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-4 L Georgetown 4-8 L 1967 6-15 Jim Connor Berea 10-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 3-7 L Georgetown 9-8 W 1966 3-5 Pat Holland (3-5) Berea 18-3 W Centre 7-3 W Union 4-2 W 1965 2-11 Alex Groza (33-59) 1956 SEASON (10-6-1) Georgetown 4-3 W Union 9-4 W 1964 7-7 Alex Groza COACH: PAULIE MILLER Transylvania 9-6 W Western 0-9 L 1963 9-9 Alex Groza Indiana 3-6 L Berea 1-2 L 1962 8-12 Alex Groza 1960 SEASON (5-8) Indiana 5-8 L Berea 11-2 W 1961 2-12 Alex Groza COACH: ALEX GROZA Transylvania 12-5 W Louisville 4-8 L 1960 5-8 Alex Groza Centre 2-21 L Hanover 5-3 W Louisville 9-6 W 1959 7-7 Gene Kenny (18-12-1) Hanover 5-12 L Western Kentucky 5-2 W 1958 11-5-1 Gene Kenny Berea 11-4 W Berea 1-7 L 1964 SEASON (7-7) 1957 8-7 Paulie Miller (24-14-1) Berea 6-2 W Berea 2-3 L COACH: ALEX GROZA 1956 10-6-1 Paulie Miller Georgetown 13-7 W Xavier 6-2 W Berea 1-5 L 1955 6-1 Paulie Miller Transylvania 8-8 T Transylvania 3-6 L Berea 1-5 L 1954 12-2 ed Weber (15-7) Georgetown 2-7 L Transylvania 14-11 W Centre 10-1 W 1953 3-5 ed Weber Centre 14-0 W Western Kentucky 3-4 L Georgetown 8-1 W 1952 0-6 Luke Foppiano (0-6) Centre 8-0 W Union 6-3 W Georgetown 4-1 W Kentucky State 4-5 L Union 0-6 L Union 5-4 W Morehead 14-0 W Centre 6-4 W Union 8-6 W Morehead 3-0 W Georgetown 0-6 L Xavier 3-4 L Villa Madonna 4-5 L Georgetown 3-13 L Transylvania 3-2 W Transylvania 9-6 W Villa Madonna 3-0 W 1961 SEASON (2-12) Centre 2-10 L 1957 SEASON (8-7) COACH: ALEX GROZA Villa Madonna 0-11 L COACH: PAULIE MILLER Berea 4-5 L Villa Madonna 0-7 L Centre 5-7 L Berea 1-6 L Louisville 3-4 L Fort Knox 4-14 L Western Kentucky 2-4 L Indiana 7-6 W Union 4-7 L Indiana 2-5 L Union 2-10 L

knights 2011 28 All-Time results

1965 SEASON (2-11) Transylvania 11-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-9 L 1972 SEASON (24-16) COACH: ALEX GROZA Campbellsville 1-2 L Kentucky Wesleyan 9-8 W COACH: FR. JOHN DEATRICK Kentucky 4-11 L Louisville 8-6 W Transylvania n/A N/A Northern Kentucky 11-4 W Morehead 0-9 L Louisville 6-5 W Thomas More/Centre N/A N/A Northern Kentucky 9-2 W Berea 0-12 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-10 L Centre 8-3 W Northwood (Ind.) 4-6 L Berea 7-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 11-10W Centre 9-6 W Northwood (Ind.) 10-2 W Xavier 3-9 L Transylvania 0-4 L Marian 5-4 W Alpena 5-3 W Western 7-9 L Centre 5-2 W Marian 4-7 L Alpena 8-6 W Villa Madonna 2-8 L Kentucky Southern 4-3 W Transylvania n/A W Louisville 4-3 W Villa Madonna 2-9 L Kentucky Southern 6-1 W Transylvania n/A W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-6 L Kentucky 3-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-4 L Centre 3-15 L 1969 SEASON (24-12) Northwood 3-4 L Northern Kentucky 1-2 L Kentucky Wesleyan 7-8 L COACH: JIM CONNOR Northwood 1-0 W Northern Kentucky 0-2 L Transylvania 7-4 W Hanover 2-5 L Georgetown 13-8 W Kentucky 1-8 L Transylvania 1-4 L Hanover 4-5 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-0 W Kentucky State 9-3 W MaCalester 6-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-1 L Kentucky State 6-4 W 1966 SEASON (3-5) St. Leo’s 0-14 L Purdue-Calumet 11-2 W Jefferson Comm. 8-0 W COACH: PAT HOLLAND South Florida 0-9 L Purdue-Calumet 9-5 W Jefferson Comm. 16-10 W Western State 1-12 L St. Leo’s 2-10 L Hanover N/A W Marian 9-1 W Kentucky 3-4 L Georgetown 2-1 W Hanover N/A W Marian 2-3 L Dayton 6-7 L Georgetown 3-10 L Kentucky State n/A W Kentucky 1-10 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-15 L Kentucky Southern 6-4 W Kentucky State n/A W Jefferson Comm. 11-0 W Villa Madonna 3-2 W Kentucky Southern 12-6 W *Schedule is missing 9 games Jefferson Comm. 21-2 W Villa Madonna 6-13 L Morehead 1-6 L Franklin 6-5 W Transylvania 3-1 W Morehead 0-16 L 1971 SEASON (30-14) Franklin 5-1 W Transylvania 4-3 W Northwood 5-3 W COACH: FR. JOHN DEATRICK Hanover 3-0 W Xavier 1-3 L Carroll College 3-0 W Hanover 2-3 L 1967 SEASON (6-15) Hanover 4-3 W Carroll College 11-2 W Xavier 4-5 L COACH: JIM CONNOR Hanover 5-4 W Northwood (Ind.) 10-2 W Marian 2-3 L Western State 2-10 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-5 L Northwood (Ind.) 12-2 W Marian 3-2 W Hanover 4-7 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-4 W Hanover 5-1 W Thomas More 0-1 L Hanover 2-8 L Transylvania 10-2 W Hanover 2-3 L Kentucky State 8-3 W Kentucky 0-7 L Northwood 5-0 W Franklin 12-4 W Kentucky State 7-2 W Campbellsville 17-8 W Northwood 8-5 W Franklin 6-7 L Georgetown 4-2 W Georgetown 1-8 L Transylvania 3-2 W Centre 3-2 W Georgetown 14-5 W Morehead State 2-10 L Thomas More 11-2 W Centre 10-4 W Ind. State-Evansville 1-4 L Xavier 2-9 L Marian 3-6 L Northern Kentucky 9-6 W Ind. State-Evansville 7-3 W Dayton 3-4 L Marian 7-3 W Northern Kentucky 6-5 W Franklin 0-2 L Dayton 6-5 W Georgetown 3-2 W Xavier 5-6 L Franklin 5-6 L Kentucky Southern 14-4 W Georgetown 13-9 W MacAlester 5-6 L Louisville 3-4 L Western State 2-9 L Kentucky State 7-2 W Northern Kentucky 10-3 W Northwood (Ind.) 21-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-5 L Louisville 10-1 W Northern Kentucky 13-3 W Northwood (Ind.) 13-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-6 L Louisville 9-2 W Thomas More 6-2 W Cincinnati 0-14 L Centre 2-5 L Thomas More 7-4 W 1973 SEASON (28-8) Villa Madonna 4-6 L Centre 7-2 W Indiana Central 0-15 L COACH: FR. JOHN DEATRICK Villa Madonna 3-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-3 W Indiana Central 7-4 W Embry Riddle 9-2 W Centre 7-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-4 W Indiana Central 8-18 L Embry Riddle 5-0 W Centre 4-3 W Kentucky State 4-3 W Northwood (Mich.) 13-6 W Indiana State 7-4 W Georgetown 1-2 L Kentucky State 4-0 W Northwood (Mich.) 12-2 W Indiana State 1-0 W Transylvania 6-3 W Kentucky 8-9 L Louisville 5-11 L 1970 SEASON (27-23) Lewis 7-10 L Western Kentucky 7-5 W 1968 SEASON (13-14) COACH: JIM CONNOR Lewis 0-6 L Western Kentucky 0-8 L COACH: JIM CONNOR Western 0-3 L Lewis 3-5 L Northern Kentucky 1-2 L Cincinnati 7-9 L Western 2-11 L Lewis 5-7 L Kentucky 0-4 L Cincinnati 3-2 W Ferris State 8-10 L Northwood (Ind.) 2-4 L Kentucky State 7-3 W Morehead 3-11 L Ferris State 7-1 W Northwood (Ind.) 13-1 W Kentucky State 1-0 W Morehead 1-12 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-2 W Western Kentucky 3-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-5 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-4 L Marian 10-6 W Missouri 2-8 L Kentucky State 10-0 W Centre 2-1 W Marian 12-1 W Christian Brothers 0-1 L Kentucky State 12-0 W Centre 4-8 L Central Michigan 3-6 L Lawrence 18-3 W Marian 9-2 W Georgetown 3-0 W Central Michigan 0-4 L Christian Brothers n/A W Marian 5-0 W Georgetown 9-1 W Central Michigan 2-1 W Christian Brothers N/A L Hanover 7-6 W Louisville 8-1 W Memphis State 1-13 L St. Meinrad 6-1 W Hanover 3-6 L Western Kentucky 2-0 W Villa Madonna 7-4 W St. Meinrad 8-0 W Kentucky 11-9 W Western Kentucky 5-4 W Villa Madonna 1-4 L Lewis 1-2 L Kentucky State 21-6 W Louisville 6-2 W Miami (Ohio) 3-12 L Lewis 8-10 L Franklin 6-3 W Northern Kentucky 5-0 W Miami (Ohio) 0-4 L Lewis N/A L Franklin 19-8 W Northern Kentucky 3-4 L Hanover 3-6 L Lewis 5-22 L Georgetown 5-2 W Kentucky State 7-0 W Hanover 12-3 W Hanover 3-2 W Georgetown 13-3 W Kentucky State 7-0 W Hanover 3-2 W 29 knights 2011 all-time results

Ind. State-Evansville 4-3 W Evansville 17-16 W Kentucky 6-2 W Cumberland 4-3 W Ind. State-Evansville 8-5 W Marian 7-4 W Kentucky 0-4 L Cumberland 2-1 W Evansville 6-1 W Marian 6-5 W Louisville 8-12 L Louisville 11-10W Evansville 3-2 W Indiana State 2-3 L David Lipscomb 4-8 L Ind. State-Evansville 4-5 L Northwood (Ind.) 9-1 W Indiana State 4-10 L Middle Tenn. St. 6-4 W Ind. State-Evansville 6-3 W Northwood (Ind.) 8-4 W Evansville 1-4 L Middle Tenn. St. 6-7 L Centre 14-6 W Franklin 7-5 W Evansville 2-0 W Marion 7-2 W Cincinnati 4-7 L Franklin 2-3 L Ind. State-Evansville 2-0 W Marion 17-4 W Xavier 9-2 W Northwood (Ind.) 7-4 W Ind. State-Evansville 3-5 L Kentucky State 0-4 L Xavier 4-1 W Northwood (Ind.) 4-3 W Kentucky State 2-4 L Vanderbilt 11-7 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-3 L Kentucky State 5-2 W Vanderbilt 5-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-3 L 1974 SEASON (24-19) Kentucky 2-3 L Kentucky 2-15 L COACH: FR. JOHN DEATRICK Kentucky 4-6 L Kentucky 2-14 L 1978 SEASON (22-23) Evansville 10-1 W Kentucky Wesleyan 9-1 W Cincinnati 2-3 L COACH: AL BURKE Evansville 7-1 W Kentucky Wesleyan 10-1 W Cincinnati 1-10 L Louisville 0-6 L Centre 10-1 W Mid. Tenn. State 2-1 W Thomas More 9-1 W So. Connecticut 5-10 L Centre 1-0 L Mid. Tenn. State 8-4 W Tennessee Tech 6-4 W Bloomsburg State 9-3 W Western Kentucky 0-1 L Thomas More 2-6 L Tennessee Tech 6-5 W Lincoln 4-5 L Western Kentucky 4-5 L Butler 3-4 L Miami (Ohio) 4-0 W Gustavus Adolphus 10-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 11-8 W Butler 3-2 W Miami (Ohio) 3-4 L Ind. State-Evansville 3-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-3 W Kentucky 7-6 W Butler 1-6 L Delaware Valley 2-1 W Louisville 2-3 L Kentucky 5-2 W Butler 5-3 W LaSalle 3-4 L Indiana State 4-0 W Western Kentucky 1-7 L Louisville 16-14 W SUNY-Cortland 4-9 L Xavier 0-7 L Western Kentucky 3-0 W Louisville 2-4 L Bradley 11-10W Xavier 3-4 L Northern Kentucky 13-0 W Xavier 5-6 L Evansville 6-2 W Kentucky 2-7 L Northern Kentucky 3-1 W Xavier 6-5 W Evansville 3-1 W Kentucky State 6-9 L Kentucky State 3-8 L Cincinnati 2-4 L Eastern Illinois 2-8 L Kentucky State 4-9 L Kentucky State 1-6 L Cincinnati 8-11 L Eastern Illinois 0-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-11 L Louisville 3-7 L Wright State 1-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-8 L Butler 5-7 L 1977 SEASON (27-24) Wright State 21-17 W Indiana Central 5-0 W Thomas More 5-6 L COACH: AL BURKE Campbellsville 10-5 W Indiana Central 0-1 L Thomas More 5-4 W Louisville 4-5 L Campbellsville 5-6 L Kentucky 2-17 L David Lipscomb 3-10 L Berea 1-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-1 W Indiana Central 3-4 L Tennessee Tech 0-1 L Berea 13-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 7-8 L Indiana Central 6-3 W Tennessee Tech 3-2 W Georgetown 10-5 W David Lipscomb 2-17 L Thomas More 9-3 W Louisville 4-2 W Evansville 6-4 W Kentucky 3-19 L Thomas More 10-5 W Franklin 2-6 L Evansville 1-6 L St. Joseph’s 1-0 W Western Kentucky 8-7 W Franklin 1-0 W Jacksonville 0-7 L St. Joseph’s 6-7 L Western Kentucky 6-7 W Akron 1-0 W Indiana Central 11-16 L Northern Kentucky 8-9 L 1976 SEASON (25-33) Akron 5-8 L Indiana Central 3-6 L Northern Kentucky 6-5 W COACH: LOU SNIPP Akron 11-2 L Hanover 3-2 W Louisville 5-2 W Indiana State 0-7 L Chicago State 21-3 W Hanover 1-3 L Evansville 6-10 L Indiana State 3-1 W Chicago State 9-1 W Louisville 9-10 L Evansville 7-10 L Louisville 3-1 W Butler 4-1 W Thomas More 2-1 W Georgetown 10-6 W Troy State 7-5 W Butler 0-1 L Thomas More 7-2 W Georgetown 11-1 W Troy State 8-0 W UW-Eau Claire 6-4 W SIU-Edwardsville 1-6 L Northwood 15-0 W South Alabama 4-6 L UW-Eau Claire 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville 5-2 W Northwood 3-1 W South Alabama 1-9 L Louisville 6-9 L Kentucky State 4-1 W Northern Kentucky 2-0 W Spring Hill 1-5 L Western Kentucky 3-5 L Kentucky State 6-3 W Northern Kentucky 1-3 L Spring Hill 1-2 L Western Kentucky 5-10 L Centre 3-8 L Kentucky State 1-4 L West Florida 6-10 L Kentucky 5-2 W Centre 11-8 W Kentucky State 15-12 W West Florida 4-6 L Kentucky 3-7 L Dayton 9-8 W Georgetown 4-0 W New Orleans 1-4 L Western Kentucky 7-8 L Kentucky State 10-6 W Georgetown 4-2 W New Orleans 2-3 L Western Kentucky 6-13 L Kentucky State 2-6 L Hanover N/A W SW Louisiana 6-2 W Thomas More 9-1 W Ind. State-Evansville 8-0 W Hanover N/A W SW Louisiana 8-9 L Thomas More 2-4 L Ind. State-Evansville 9-3 W SW Louisiana 1-5 L Kentucky State 5-0 W Louisville 1-11 L 1975 SEASON (27-23) SW Louisiana 4-6 L Kentucky State 5-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-2 W COACH: LOU SNIPP Louisiana Tech 1-2 L Kentucky Wesleyan 9-10 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-4 L Louisville 8-15 L Louisiana Tech 4-5 L Kentucky Wesleyan 11-12 L Fordham 5-6 L Austin Peay 4-5 L Morehead State 4-13 L 1979 SEASON (36-18) Fordham 4-9 L Hanover 7-3 W Morehead State 5-4 W COACH: AL BURKE Fordham 4-2 W Hanover 6-2 W Hanover 3-2 W Georgetown 8-3 W Bethune-Cookman 4-6 L Western Michigan 7-0 W Hanover 7-4 W IU-Southeast 6-11 L St. Joseph’s 4-2 W Western Michigan 1-5 L Kentucky 13-15 L So. Benedictine 8-0 W St. Joseph’s 2-3 L St. Xavier-Chicago 5-3 W Thomas More 3-2 W So. Benedictine 2-6 L Hanover 2-3 W St. Xavier-Chicago 3-5 L Thomas More 19-5 W East Stroudsburg 1-4 L Ind. State-Evansville 3-0 W Butler 3-2 W Kentucky State 2-6 L Rhode Island 4-8 L Ind. State-Evansville 7-4 W Butler 12-7 W Kentucky State 2-4 L Adrian 14-1 W Louisville 3-0 W Xavier 9-2 W Wright State 0-2 L Stockton 4-2 W Evansville 14-8 W Xavier 11-10W Wright State 4-1 W Milligan 17-0 W knights 2011 30 All-Time results

Quinnipiac 2-5 L Ind. State-Evansville 5-9 L IU Southeast 10-7 W 1983 SEASON (21-21-1) Kentucky Wesleyan 4-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 7-1 W Louisville 1-3 L COACH: JACK ROSE St. Joseph’s 3-6 L Louisville 15-9 W Kentucky State 5-7 L Kentucky State 8-3 W St. Joseph’s 5-4 W Hanover 8-3 W Kentucky State 6-3 W Kentucky State 6-4 W Butler 4-0 W Hanover 11-5 W IU Southeast 1-6 L Kentucky State 4-6 L Butler 5-4 W Louisville 6-12 L IU Southeast 10-7 W Kentucky State 9-5 W Kentucky Wesleyan 13-0 W St. Joseph’s 6-4 W Eastern Kentucky 6-5 W Louisville 2-1 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-3 W St. Joseph’s 9-2 W Eastern Kentucky 4-6 L Georgetown 10-2 W Thomas More 17-3 W Centre 18-2 W Northern Kentucky 3-6 L Georgetown 3-3 T Thomas More 13-3 W Centre 4-2 W Northern Kentucky 5-6 L Northern Kentucky n/A L Calvin 9-2 W Ind. State-Evansville 3-7 L Louisville 5-6 L Northern Kentucky n/A L Calvin 5-2 W Ind. State-Evansville 5-2 W Centre 6-1 W Indiana 1-0 W Northern Kentucky 1-3 L Kentucky State 21-3 W Centre 7-4 W Ball State 3-5 L Northern Kentucky 3-1 W Cincinnati 7-13 L IU Southeast 2-3 L Ball State 2-4 L Louisville 5-17 L Cincinnati 6-2 W IU Southeast 14-2 W Hanover 7-6 W Ind. State-Evansville 2-6 L Thomas More 27-11W Thomas More 4-0 W Hanover 9-6 W Ind. State-Evansville 5-0 W Thomas More 10-8 W Thomas More 2-0 W Western Kentucky 5-6 L Hanover 7-2 W Ind. State-Evansville 7-8 L Lewis 1-2 L Western Kentucky 5-0 W Hanover 10-9 W Kentucky Wesleyan 8-3 W St. Joseph’s 3-4 L Northwood 6-4 W Cumberland 2-12 L Indiana Central 7-3 W Adelphi 7-9 L Cumberland 6-1 W St. Joseph’s 6-2 W 1982 SEASON (19-28) Rhode Island 7-6 W Xavier 4-3 W Ind. State-Evansville 3-2 W COACH: JACK ROSE New Hampshire 3-2 W Xavier 9-3 W Ind. State-Evansville 6-4 W Georgetown 0-3 L Ind. State-Evansville 2-6 L So. Benedictine 14-6 W Kentucky State 10-2 W Lewis 2-7 L Ind. State-Evansville 4-6 L So. Benedictine 8-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-6 L Lewis 2-6 L IU Southeast 9-3 W Cincinnati 1-18 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-3 W Louisville 4-8 L Indiana Central 3-4 L Cincinnati 6-5 W Northern Kentucky 6-12 L Anderson 2-6 L Indiana Central 7-2 W Louisville 11-3 W Northern Kentucky 2-8 L Indiana-PA 5-7 L Eastern Kentucky 0-3 L Centre 6-2 W IU Southeast 10-6 W Iowa State 5-14 L Eastern Kentucky 1-12 L Centre 6-1 W Delta State 6-4 W New Hampshire 7-8 L Louisville 5-4 L Wright State 7-4 W Troy State 6-5 W UW-Ean Claire 1-0 W Louisville 10-5 W Wright State 4-2 W Troy State 1-3 L Manchester 7-0 W Xavier 5-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 11-6 W Troy State 1-2 L Rhode Island 8-3 W Xavier 2-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-1 W Franklin 8-2 W Franklin 16-2 W Dayton 9-3 W 1981 SEASON (30-24) Franklin 12-2 W Xavier 4-5 L Dayton 1-4 L COACH: AL BURKE Eastern Kentucky 4-13 L Xavier 0-6 L IU-Southeast 6-4 W Georgetown 10-2 W Eastern Kentucky 1-13 L *St. Joseph’s 4-0 W Xavier 6-1 W Georgetown 4-1 W Xavier 1-6 L *Indiana Central 6-7 L Xavier 3-4 L Kentucky State 4-1 W Xavier 0-5 L *Ashland 2-3 L Eastern Illinois 4-7 L entucky State 15-2 W Indiana 3-4 L Thomas More n/A Eastern Illinois 3-8 L Kentucky 2-7 L Indiana 8-10 L Thomas More n/A Ind. State-Evansville 13-10 L Indiana 3-6 L IU-Southeast 7-18 L Centre N/A Akron 11-2 W Indiana 5-1 W Indiana Central 8-9 L Centre N/A Ind. State-Evansville 6-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-5 W Indiana Central 4-12 L Northern Kentucky 2-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 12-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 3-0 W 1984 SEASON (20-14) Southern 6-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-7 L COACH: JACK ROSE 1980 SEASON (36-17-3) Southern 7-4 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 2-1 W Kentucky State 0-6 L COACH: AL BURKE Nicholls State 1-11 L Kentucky State 3-5 L Kentucky State 2-0 W Northern Kentucky 6-0 W Nicholls State 2-5 L Kentucky State 7-16 L Western Kentucky 4-2 W Northern Kentucky 6-10 L Louisiana State 6-8 L Cincinnati 2-0 W Louisville 5-12 L Evansville 8-1 W Southern 6-3 W Cincinnati 3-6 L Mansfield 6-0 W Evansville 5-2 W Southern 6-10 L Ind. State-Evansville 5-4 W Drexel 7-1 W IU Southeast 5-3 W SE Louisiana 9-10 L Ind. State-Evansville 6-4 W Tunis 9-0 W Wittenberg 6-6 T SE Louisiana 4-3 W Kentucky State 6-11 L Johns Hopkins 4-3 W Bluffton 11-3 W Northern Kentucky 2-7 L Kentucky State 1-13 L Rutgers 9-2 W Jacksonville 0-6 L Northern Kentucky 2-6 L IU-Southeast 4-14 L Lincoln 2-4 L Bluffton 12-2 W Cincinnati 6-4 W Tri-State 8-3 W Indiana (PA) 0-2 L Akron 3-3 T Cincinnati 4-3 W Tri-State 11-3 W McKendree 4-8 L Jacksonville 2-24 L Thomas More 16-11 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-2 W North Central 6-3 W Oakland (MI) 5-6 L Thomas More 2-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 14-10 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-3 W Oakland (MI) 1-1 T Butler 2-5 L Northern Kentucky 2-1 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-6 L Butler 3-10 L Butler 10-9 W Northern Kentucky 4-3 W Indiana Central 1-2 L Butler 0-1 L St. Joseph’s 6-2 W Hanover 9-10 L Indiana Central 3-4 L Capital 6-1 W St. Joseph’s 4-0 W Hanover 1-6 L Louisville 16-4 W Capital 6-1 W IU Southeast 18-17 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-1 W Franklin 9-5 W Capital 8-6 W Hanover 6-0 W Lewis 0-10 L Franklin 4-0 W Indiana Central 9-5 W Hanover 13-5 W St. Joseph’s 9-5 W IU Southeast 4-0 W Indiana Central 3-0 W Eastern Kentucky 8-7 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-0 W IU Southeast 11-1 W Eastern Illinois 3-5 L Eastern Kentucky 12-14 L Lewis 2-4 L Thomas More 10-8 W Eastern Illinois 7-3 W Indiana Central 2-9 L Thomas More 10-5 W Ind. State-Evansville 9-1 W Indiana Central 11-16 L 31 knights 2011 all-time results

Northern Kentucky 8-3 W Central Florida 2-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-1 W Hanover 3-2 W Northern Kentucky 5-11 L St. Xavier 8-12 L IU Southeast 20-12 W Hanover 6-0 W Hanover 9-6 W Eastern Kentucky 13-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-2 W Evansville 3-11 L Hanover 4-2 W Eastern Kentucky 2-15 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-2 W Kentucky State 7-4 W IU Southeast 10-4 W St. Leo 16-5 W Southern Indiana 2-1 W Kentucky State 14-3 W Louisville 0-17 L Indiana Central 2-1 W Southern Indiana 4-0 W Indiana 0-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-6 L Indiana Central 2-12 L Louisville 9-11 L Indiana 2-6 L IU-Evansville 12-17 L Western Kentucky 4-6 L Louisville 14-2 W Cincinnati 7-8 L Indiana 4-14 L Northern Kentucky 1-0 W Northern Kentucky 3-4 L Morehead State 7-8 L Indiana 1-6 L Northern Kentucky 8-7 W Northern Kentucky 14-5 W Cumberland 4-11 L Indiana 0-8 L Centre 7-6 W Cumberland 7-8 L 1985 SEASON (33-16) Indiana 5-15 L Centre 12-0 W Eastern Kentucky 4-0 W COACH: JACK ROSE Franklin 4-2 W Kentucky State 5-7 L Eastern Kentucky 0-8 L Indiana 5-4 W Franklin 9-3 W Kentucky State 4-6 L Kentucky State 5-7 L Indiana 2-17 L IU Southeast 19-3 W Thomas Moore 5-0 W Kentucky State 4-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 9-2 W Kentucky 6-10 L Thomas Moore 8-4 W Columbus 3-6 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-3 W Thomas More 8-0 W St. Joseph’s 5-2 W Armstrong State 2-4 L Northern Kentucky 7-2 W Thomas More 15-5 W Lewis 4-7 L So. IL-Edwardsville 4-10 L Northern Kentucky 2-7 L Kentucky State 1-12 L Southern Indiana 3-4 L Springfield 6-4 W Eastern Kentucky 1-0 W Kentucky State 9-6 W Ashland 3-2 W Eastern Kentucky 3-2 W IU Southeast 9-4 W 1988 SEASON (17-28-1) Ashland 7-1 W Louisville 5-2 W Western Kentucky 5-15 L COACH: KEVIN KOCKS IP-Ft. Wayne 10-9W Kentucky State 6-3 W Northern Kentucky 7-1 W Louisville 12-7 W IP-Ft. Wayne 5-9 L Kentucky State 3-5 L Northern Kentucky 5-4 W Georgetown 1-5 L IU Southeast 15-5 W IU Southeast 20-9 W Kentucky Wesleyan 10-7 W Georgetown 6-0 W Northern Kentucky 13-1 W Hanover 2-7 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-10 L Evansville 5-4 W Northern Kentucky 6-7 L Hanover 3-5 L Southern Indiana 2-4 L Hanover 8-7 W Thomas More 3-1 W Kuztown 2-3 L Southern Indiana 0-4 L Hanover 4-9 L Thomas More 7-2 W Walters State 3-4 L Thomas More 17-4 W Ferris State 3-5 L Western Kentucky 5-3 W Allentown 12-3 W Thomas More 17-5 W Ferris State 2-1 W Morehead State 1-5 L Tunxis 5-2 W Louisville 2-3 L Eastern Kentucky 5-6 L Southern Indiana 5-0 W Mansfield 1-0 W Louisville 11-9 W Eastern Kentucky 2-11 L Southern Indiana 12-7 W Montgomery 7-2 W Indiana Central 1-0 W Cincinnati 0-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-2 W Indiana 8-9 L Indiana Central 5-3 W Louisville 11-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-5 L Hanover 4-7 L Campbellsville 9-7 W Louisville 3-4 L Indiana 7-9 L Hanover 9-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-14 L Western Kentucky 6-5 W Campbellsville 15-5 W Centre 11-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-5 L IU Southeast 2-7 L St. Joseph’s 11-1 W Centre 12-2 W Southern Indiana 4-6 L IU Southeast 5-5 T St. Joseph’s 5-7 L Ind. State-Evansville 4-10 L Southern Indiana 11-12 L Columbus 0-2 L Lewis 11-1 W Ind. State-Evansville 10-4 W IU Southeast 9-6 W Columbus 0-7 L Lewis 4-1 W IU Southeast 10-1 W John Hopkins 6-7 L IU Southeast 6-8 L Franklin 17-0 W 1987 SEASON (23-23-1) St. Xavier 7-8 L Campbellsville 7-1 W Franklin 11-1 W COACH: KEVIN KOCKS St. Xavier 3-4 L Indianapolis 5-4 W Ind. State-Evansville 4-1 W Western Kentucky 1-6 L St. Xavier 4-8 L Indianapolis 1-8 L Ind. State-Evansville 8-7 W Indiana 4-9 L Florida Tech. 3-4 L Lindsey Wilson 11-2 W Western Kentucky 4-5 L Eastern Kentucky 3-8 L SW Missouri 1-9 L Lindsey Wilson 9-3 W IU Southeast 13-3 W Eastern Kentucky 3-3 T Western Kentucky 5-10 L Georgetown 9-10 L Thomas More 7-3 W Kentucky State 5-4 W Northern Kentucky 6-5 W Lewis 4-0 W Thomas More 8-4 W Kentucky State 4-0 W Northern Kentucky 4-5 L Ashland 6-5 W Indiana Central 4-3 W Hanover 8-4 W Kentucky State 8-0 W Lewis 3-10 L Indiana Central 8-3 W Hanover 3-5 L Kentucky State 14-4 W Lewis 4-1 W Ind. State-Evansville 2-4 L Cincinnati 13-14 L Lindsey Wilson 17-4 W Armstrong State 5-9 L Indiana Central 2-0 W Louisville 6-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 3-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-2 W Louisville 2-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-2 W 1990 SEASON (17-29-1) Ind. State-Evansville 7-11 L Columbus 3-5 L Southern Indiana 5-6 L COACH: KEVIN KOCKS Northern Kentucky 1-10 L St. Xavier 1-6 L Southern Indiana 4-7 L Georgetown 2-4 L Northern Kentucky 3-9 L Princeton 6-7 L Indiana 1-2 L Georgetown 0-1 L IU Southeast 13-2 W Flager 11-7 W Campbellsville 7-11 L Louisville 0-2 L Thomas More 1-7 L St. Xavier 1-14 L Thomas More 19-11 W Louisville 1-10 L Maryland-Baltimore 0-5 L Thomas More 24-2 W Hanover 3-4 L 1986 SEASON (26-23) Northern Illinois 7-10 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-14 L Hanover 3-6 L COACH: KEVIN KOCKS Missouri-St. Louis 3-11 L Kentucky Wesleyan 9-2 W UW-Milwaukee 7-6 W Kentucky State 12-2 W Missouri-St. Louis 0-11 L Southern Indiana 0-1 L UW-Milwaukee Forfeit W Cincinnati 14-13 W Western Kentucky 1-4 L Southern Indiana 8-7 W Cincinnati 7-3 W IU Southeast 8-4 W Thomas More 7-8 L Louisville 2-13 L Campbellsville 9-9 T Eastern Kentucky 8-18 L Thomas More 9-2 W IU Southeast 15-18 L Morehead State 5-6 L Eastern Kentucky 0-7 L Northern Kentucky 7-4 W NE Illinois 0-4 L Louisville 2-3 L Northern Kentucky 4-3 W 1989 SEASON (29-25) Wisconsin-Lutheran 3-1 W Louisville 1-3 L Southern Indiana 3-4 L COACH: KEVIN KOCKS Wisconsin-Lutheran 7-1 W Asheville 10-9 W Southern Indiana 8-7 W Louisville 4-5 L Kentucky State 13-1 W St. Xavier 2-18 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-1 W Louisville 6-8 L Kentucky State 16-6 W knights 2011 32 All-Time results

IU Southeast 4-6 L Western Kentucky 0-4 L Eckerd 6-5 W Southern Indiana 1-2 L Wayne State 4-2 W Northern Kentucky 3-6 L Lehigh 11-2 W Southern Indiana 1-10 L Wayne State 5-4 W Northern Kentucky 6-5 W Centre 13-2 W KY Wesleyan 4-8 L Wayne State 5-4 W Indianapolis 4-3 W Centre 7-0 W KY Wesleyan 8-9 L Butler 2-3 L Indianapolis 7-6 W Eckerd 6-13 L Lincoln Memorial 3-10 L Butler 4-6 L St. Joseph’s 4-10 L American Int’l 7-9 L IU-Southeast 2-3 L Shorter 0-10 L St. Joseph’s 7-8 L Oakland City 6-1 W Campbellsville 4-3 W Michigan State 0-2 L GLVC Tournament L Oakland City 7-2 W Columbus 2-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-3 L 1995 SEASON (17-25) Georgia SW 1-7 L 1992 SEASON (27-22) Kentucky Wesleyan 11-4 W COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN West Georgia 0-2 L COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN Southern Indiana 2-9 L Carson-Newman 2-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 5-4 W Lincoln Memorial 2-0 W Southern Indiana 2-8 L Carson-Newman 1-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-5 L Hanover 5-3 W Northern Kentucky 1-4 L Carson-Newman 9-6 W Southern Indiana 1-5 L Hanover 1-4 L Northern Kentucky 3-1 W Georgetown 5-4 W Southern Indiana 8-3 W Campbellsville 10-17 L Indianapolis 1-4 L Georgetown 10-7 W Cumberland 2-14 L Tennessee-Martin 2-11 L Indianapolis 4-2 W Campbellsville 3-6 L Campbellsville 10-6 W Tennessee-Martin 1-7 L Kentucky State 22-6 W Graceland 5-4 W Ashland 3-7 L Georgetown 6-1 W Kentucky State 15-5 W West Georgia 11-12 L Ashland 6-1 W Georgetown 2-5 L Oakland City 4-2 W West Georgia 11-8 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 2-3 L IU-Southeast 8-4 W IP-Ft. Wayne 4-1 W Eckerd 1-9 L Louisville 7-4 W Saginaw Valley 6-2 W IP-Ft. Wayne 1-4 L UMass-Lowell 3-6 L Lewis 0-8 L Saginaw Valley 13-8 W Oakland City 2-5 L St. Leo 2-5 L Lewis 2-7 L Miami (Ohio) 6-13 L Ashland 3-5 L Kennesaw State 9-8 W St. Joseph’s 2-0 W Miami (Ohio) 2-6 L Ashland 4-1 W Kentucky State 13-4 W St. Joseph’s 2-5 L Wisconsin-Lutheran 14-4 W Louisville 7-9 L Cincinnati 5-9 L IU Southeast 9-11 L Wisconsin-Lutheran 4-3 W St. Joseph’s 4-10 L IU-Southeast 8-2 W Indianapolis 2-4 L Columbus (Georgia) 5-2 W St. Joseph’s 11-6 W IU-Southeast 10-11 L Indianapolis 0-3 L Eckerd 2-6 L Lewis 7-3 W Ashland 2-4 L Northern Kentucky 2-3 L Lehigh 4-3 W Lewis 3-11 L Ashland 0-9 L Northern Kentucky 0-13 L St. Joseph’s 1-5 L IU-Southeast 2-1 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 5-4 W St. Joseph’s 4-14 L IU-Southeast 9-3 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 13-10 W 1991 SEASON (23-23) Lewis 4-5 L Cumberland 4-10 L COACH: KEVIN KOCKS Lewis 5-4 W 1994 SEASON (24-21) Kentucky State 25-9 W Louisville 2-9 L Morehead State 1-19 L COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN Lewis 4-9 L Georgetown 2-4 L Morehead State 5-3 W IU-Southeast 5-4 W Lewis 5-18 L Georgetown 2-7 L Louisville 7-8 L IU-Southeast 12-6 W St. Joseph’s 4-11 L Hanover 1-3 L Indianapolis 7-4 W Campbellsville 1-4 L St. Joseph’s 2-6 L Hanover 5-3 W Indianapolis 11-4 W Lincoln Memorial 0-2 L IUPU-Indianapolis 10-7 W Cincinnati 0-3 L Northern Kentucky 2-8 L Lincoln Memorial 1-14 L IUPU-Indianapolis 9-7 W Cincinnati 1-7 L Northern Kentucky 9-8 W Lindsey Wilson 17-3 L Campbellsville 6-0 W Morehead State 2-1 W IU-Southeast 0-12 L Georgetown 8-7 W Campbellsville 0-5 L Morehead State 3-1 W Lincoln Memorial 2-0 W Georgetown 15-3 W Southern Indiana 6-7 L Saginaw Valley 2-1 W Southern Indiana 3-8 L Hanover 8-5 W Southern Indiana 9-2 W Saginaw Valley 1-6 L Southern Indiana 2-12 L West Georgia 0-12 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-8 L Saginaw Valley 12-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-4 W UMass-Lowell 17-5 W Kentucky Wesleyan 7-6 W IU-Southeast 12-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 1-8 L Eckerd 5-13 L Kentucky 5-17 L Wisconsin-Lutheran 6-2 W Louisville 6-10 L St. Leo 4-8 L Indianapolis 0-4 L Wisconsin-Lutheran 13-1 W Cincinnati 13-12 W Northern Kentucky 1-3 L Indianapolis 0-21 L Cumberland 4-5 L Oakland City 6-2 W Northern Kentucky 11-2 W Northern Kentucky 0-2 L Columbus (Georgia) 0-5 L Oakland City 2-1 W Indianapolis 4-3 W Northern Kentucky 0-4 L Columbus (Georgia) 2-1 W Kentucky State 6-18 L Indianapolis 3-1 W IU-Southeast 8-12 L Michigan State 1-9 L Kentucky State 10-0 W Xavier 6-7 L Graceland 9-2 W West Georgia 3-2 W Ashland 10-3 W Ashland 3-2 W West Georgia 17-20 L Ashland 9-4 W Ashland 6-7 L 1996 SEASON (18-17) Kentucky State 11-3 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 12-2 W IP-Ft. Wayne 4-1 W COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN Kentucky State 15-3 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 11-7 W IP-Ft. Wayne 3-11 L Lincoln Memorial 6-5 W Louisville 18-14W Indiana 3-16 L Cincinnati 4-8 L Lincoln Memorial 5-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 3-1 W Southern Indiana 3-2 W Lakeland 7-2 W Lincoln Memorial 7-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-2 L Lewis 5-10 L Lakeland 13-9 W IU-Southeast Southern Indiana 0-1 L Northern Kentucky 5-10 L St. Joseph’s 12-3 W Campbellsville Southern Indiana 4-3 W St. Joseph’s 5-9 L IUPUI 6-3 W Kentucky 3-10 L 1993 SEASON (22-17) Lewis 5-6 L IUPUI 3-2 W Ashland 3-6 L COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN Lewis 6-8 L Oakland City Ashland 6-4 W Lincoln Memorial 0-4 L Carson-Newman 15-9 W Oakland City IUPU-Ft. Wayne 10-0 W Lincoln Memorial 1-7 L Hanover 9-1 W Valdosta State 12-5 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 11-4 W Campbellsville 7-3 W IUPUI 3-2 W Florida Southern 2-18 L Pikeville 14-4 W Louisville 6-7 L IUPUI 11-0 W St. Leo IU-Southeast 4-6 L Hanover 6-7 L Kentucky State 8-1 W Eckerd 3-7 L Lewis 6-1 W Hanover 15-2 W Kentucky State 9-0 W West Georgia 3-12 L Lewis 2-3 L Campbellsville 5-2 W Graceland 6-9 L St. Joseph’s 3-15 L Eastern Kentucky 9-15 L UMass-Lowell 6-5 W Graceland 2-1 W Wisc.-Parkside 33 knights 2011 all-time results

Wisconsin-Parkside Kentucky Wesleyan 6-5 W Lincoln Memorial 0-7 L North Dakota 9-8 W Northern Kentucky 5-7 L Sue Bennett 11-7 W Carson-Newman 14-17 L IU-Southeast 5-4 W Northern Kentucky 3-4 L Sue Bennett 11-1 W Carson-Newman 0-5 L Spalding 6-1 W Quincy Hanover 20-10 W Ashland 6-7 L Indianapolis 4-6 L Quincy UM-St. Louis 1-4 L Ashland 6-5 W Indianapolis 1-7 L Lewis 7-9 L UM-St. Louis 13-14 L IU-Southeast 6-5 W Northern Kentucky 1-10 L Lewis 11-14 L Indianapolis 6-3 W Southwest State 5-2 W Northern Kentucky 3-7 L Southern Indiana 9-11 L Indianapolis 7-8 L Indianapolis 4-1 W Tri-State 8-10 L Southern Indiana 13-6 W IP-Ft. Wayne 2-21 L Fairmont State 7-0 W Tri-State 4-6 L Indianapolis 0-4 L IP-Ft. Wayne 6-7 L Bloomsburg 11-13 L Southern Indiana 1-2 L Indianapolis 0-7 L Edinboro 6-3 W Southern Indiana 8-2 W Northern Kentucky 7-12 L 1998 SEASON (23-28-1) Brescia 1-7 L Kentucky Wesleyan 18-7 W IU-Southeast COACH: TOM MALONE Brescia 5-1 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-6 L Lincoln Memorial 5-4 W Lincoln Memorial 5-6 L Kentucky State 10-9 W Quincy 1-13 L IUPUI 15-9 W Lincoln Memorial 10-9 W Kentucky State 8-7 W Quincy 6-7 L IUPUI 30-9 W Carson-Newman 1-7 L Lewis 3-4 L Quincy 6-10 L Southern Indiana 3-5 L Carson-Newman 2-8 L Lewis 5-2 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 1-5 L Southern Indiana 0-7 L Campbellsville 7-9 L Wisconsin-Parkside 10-3 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 5-6 L SIU-Edwardsville 6-2 W Campbellsville 4-0 W Wisconsin-Parkside 6-13 L St. Joseph’s 0-1 L SIU-Edwardsville 15-3 W Ashland 1-0 W Hanover 18-6 W St. Joseph’s 3-19 L Kentucky Wesleyan Ashland 9-8 W LeMoyne-Owen 2-14 L Kentucky Wesleyan 2-6 L Kentucky Wesleyan Ashland 16-11 W Southern Indiana 0-2 L UM-St. Louis 0-1 L Lemoyne-Owen Cumberland 0-5 L Southern Indiana 2-6 L UM-St. Louis 1-9 L Lemoyne-Owen Cumberland 7-19 L Southern Indiana 8-7 W UM-St. Louis 1-5 L IUPU-Ft. Wayne Rollins 10-11 L IU-Southeast 2-10 L Spalding 22-2 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne Florida Southern 6-12 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-1 W Indiana 3-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan Florida Southern 15-4 W Kentucky Wesleyan 22-7 W Lewis 0-2 L Kentucky Wesleyan Florida Southern 1-19 L Quincy 0-3 L Lewis 0-3 L Campbellsville Tampa 1-5 L Quincy 0-2 L Wisconsin-Parkside 2-1 W Quincy N/A L West Georgia 4-5 L Campbellsville 3-4 L Wisconsin-Parkside 2-18 L West Georgia 6-2 W Campbellsville 3-6 L SIU-Edwardsville 2-1 W 1997 SEASON (22-28) IU-Southeast 13-2 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne 3-1 W SIU-Edwardsville 3-9 L COACH: STEVE KAUFMAN Indianapolis 7-9 L IUPU-Ft. Wayne 3-4 L SIU-Edwardsville 1-4 L Campbellsville 3-7 L Indianapolis 14-8 W St. Joseph’s 1-8 L Columbus State 2-3 L Campbellsville 9-2 W St. Joseph’s 7-3 W 2001 SEASON (17-26) Columbus State 8-5 W Campbellsville 2-1 W Oakland City 4-3 W COACH: SCOTT WIEGANDT Georgia South 2-1 W Thomas More 8-6 W Oakland City 11-9 W IU-Southeast 11-7 W Georgia South 1-4 L SIU-Edwardsville 13-8 W Kentucky Wesleyan 6-7 L Spalding 8-3 W IU-Southeast 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville 11-17 L UM-St. Louis 0-6 L Pikeville 9-4 W Campbellsville 7-0 W SIU-Edwardsville 5-14 L UM-St. Louis 4-6 L Hanover 6-7 L West Georgia 2-3 L Northern Kentucky 11-5 W UM-St. Louis 1-2 L Spalding 6-21 L IU-Southeast 4-3 W Northern Kentucky 17-17 Tie Campbellsville 4-6 L IU-Southeast 6-1 W St. Joseph’s 6-4 W Oakland City 11-4 W Campbellsville 5-3 W UM-St. Louis 5-12 L St. Joseph’s 11-10W Oakland City 6-7 L Northern Kentucky 3-6 L UM-St. Louis 8-9 L Wisconsin-Parkside 5-8 L Southern Indiana 12-13 L Northern Kentucky 4-6 L UM-St. Louis 4-2 W Wisconsin-Parkside 7-9 L Southern Indiana 16-9 W Indianapolis 0-6 L Campbellsville 5-6 L Bowie State 12-4 W Southern Indiana 6-1 W Indianapolis 1-2 L Campbellsville 6-7 L Bowie State 2-3 L Hanover 7-0 W SIU-Edwardsville 2-5 L North Alabama 6-9 L Lincoln Memorial 3-2 W Quincy 3-7 L SIU-Edwardsville 6-1 W Northern Kentucky 1-2 L Lincoln Memorial 2-16 L Quincy 12-5 W Northern Kentucky 2-9 L SIU-Edwardsville 2-10 L Lewis 4-14 L 2000 SEASON (17-35) Indianapolis 1-4 L SIU-Edwardsville 7-8 L Lewis 19-10W COACH: TOM MALONE Indianapolis 1-6 L SIU-Edwardsville 3-21 L IU-Southeast 10-11 L North Alabama 8-18 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-1 W Northern Kentucky 7-5 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-2 L North Alabama 1-4 L Fort Wayne 5-9 L Northern Kentucky 3-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-7 W North Alabama 16-17 L Fort Wayne 4-2 W Oakland City 9-8 W Kentucky Wesleyan 3-4 L Spalding 6-2 W St. Joseph’s 3-0 W Southern Indiana 8-4 W Hanover 11-6 W Belmont 5-3 W St. Joseph’s 7-8 L Southern Indiana 8-22 L Lincoln Memorial 4-3 W Belmont 0-1 L Pikeville 0-13 L Southern Indiana 13-15 L UM-St. Louis 4-14 L Belmont 6-3 W IU-Southeast 9-17 L Hanover 11-12 L UM-St. Louis 9-14 L Campbellsville 1-7 L SIU-Edwardsville 2-3 L Oakland City 9-6 W UM-St. Louis 3-14 L Campbellsville 6-5 W SIU-Edwardsville 0-9 L Campbellsville 5-6 L St. Joseph’s 8-9 L Lincoln Memorial 6-7 L SIU-Edwardsville 2-16 L Campbellsville 3-5 L St. Joseph’s 4-11 L Lincoln Memorial 11-0 W Spalding 14-4 W Quincy 1-13 L Wisconsin-Parkside 2-5 L Lincoln Memorial 8-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-3 W Quincy 15-14W Wisconsin-Parkside 2-3 L Hanover 1-14 L Kentucky Wesleyan 4-3 W Lewis 18-3 W Alderson Broadus 3-1 W Lewis 3-4 L Oakland City 8-4 W 1999 SEASON (23-33) Farleigh Dickinson 8-6 W Lewis 7-14 L Lewis 16-25 L COACH: TOM MALONE Farleigh Dickinson 6-4 W Wisconsin-Parkside 2-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-7 W Belmont 4-8 L Davis and Elkins 7-6 W Wisconsin-Parkside 2-3 L Northern Kentucky 7-12 L Belmont 0-5 L Slippery Rock 16-20 L Campbellsville 5-7 L Kentucky Wesleyan 7-10 L Lincoln Memorial 0-10 L Slippery Rock 8-10 L Campbellsville 6-3 W knights 2011 34 All-Time results

IU-Southeast 1-2 L St. Joseph’s 3-1 W St. Joseph’s 3-1 W Northern Kentucky 4-10 L Spalding 9-6 W St. Joseph’s 1-4 L St. Joseph’s 5-4 L SIU Edwardsville 8-6 W Southern Indiana 6-0 W Oakland City 12-5 W St. Joseph’s 10-3 L SIU Edwardsville 4-12 L Southern Indiana 6-1 W Oakland City 5-1 W Southern Indiana 6-3 L SIU Edwardsville 4-3 W Southern Indiana 1-2 L UM-St. Louis 1-0 W Southern Indiana 4-3 L SIU Edwardsville 9-4 W Quincy 4-3 W UM-St. Louis 3-17 L UM-St. Louis 5-4 L Wisconsin-Parkside 4-8 L Quincy 1-3 L UM-St. Louis 6-17 L UM-St. Louis 13-7 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-3 W Quincy 1-0 W UM-St. Louis 4-14 L UM-St. Louis 8-3 W Northern Kentucky 7-2 W Brescia 12-11 W UM-St. Louis 16-6 L Wisconsin-Parkside 7-22 L 2002 SEASON (15-26) Quincy 1-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 W COACH: SCOTT WIEGANDT Quincy 1-3 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-3 L 2006 SEASON (24-27) Rio Grande 11-0 W Quincy 9-10 L Northern KY 4-3 L COACH: DERON SPINK Spalding 6-10 L Quincy 5-7 L Northern KY 4-0 W West Georgia 10-0 W Sienna Heights 7-3 W Northern KY 3-11 L SIU-Edwardsville 3-1 L West Georgia 3-5 L Sienna Heights 1-17 L Northern KY 0-3 L SIU-Edwardsville 5-1 L Ashland 8-6 W North Alabama 2-14 L KY Wesleyan 6-4 W SIU-Edwardsville 4-3 W Ashland 9-17 L North Alabama 6-3 W Lewis 4-1 W SIU-Edwardsville 4-3 L Ashland 8-3 W Hanover College 4-7 L Lewis 5-2 W Quincy 0-1 L IU-Southeast 9-8 W Lewis 2-3 L 2005 SEASON (29-31) Quincy 7-4 W Spalding 1-5 L Indianapolis 4-3 W COACH: DERON SPINK Quincy 5-1 W Campbellsville 8-7 W Indianapolis 1-11 L West Georgia 1-3 L Quincy 2-4 L IU-Southeast 7-9 L Indianapolis 0-6 L West Georgia 5-6 L Eastern Kentucky 14-18 L Wisconsin-Park 12-3 W Indianapolis 0-3 L West Georgia 11-9 W UM-St. Louis 3-0 W Wisconsin-Park 4-2 W KY Wesleyan 4-1 W North Alabama 8-7 W Northern Kentucky 0-4 L Wisconsin-Park 4-3 W KY Wesleyan 2-10 L North Alabama 1-5 L Northern Kentucky 0-6 L Wisconsin-Park 5-1 W UW-Parkside 0-2 L Ashland University 2-10 L UM-Rolla 1-2 L Quincy 1-2 L UW-Parkside 1-3 L Ashland University 2-13 L UM-Rolla 9-5 W Quincy 2-8 L UW-Parkside 3-5 L Ashland University 5-10 L UM-Rolla 6-1 W Quincy 3-9 L UW-Parkside 1-4 L Carson-Newman 6-9 L UM-Rolla 13-4 W Southern Indiana 1-4 L Southern Indiana 3-4 L Carson-Newman 4-6 L Northern Kentucky 1-5 L Indianapolis 1-3 L Southern Indiana 9-6 W Tusculum 9-3 W Northern Kentucky 1-4 L Indianapolis 0-2 L Northern KY 1-3 L Tusculum 5-3 W Oakland City 6-2 W Indianapolis 1-15 L SIU-Edwardsville 6-2 W Wayne State (Neb.) 4-18 L Oakland City 5-3 W IU-Southeast 4-5 L SIU-Edwardsville 0-4 L Armstrong Atlantic 6-9 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 4-1 W SIU-Edwardsville 0-1 L California 13-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 1-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-6 L St. Joseph’s 2-5 L Lewis 1-0 W Lewis 2-10 L 2004 SEASON (19-32) St. Joseph’s 3-5 L Lewis 2-1 W Lewis 4-5 L COACH: SCOTT WIEGANDT St. Joseph’s 2-5 L Lewis 1-0 W Lewis 6-13 L West Georgia 7-6 L St. Joseph’s 3-9 L Lewis 4-2 W Oakland City 2-4 L West Georgia 4-3 L Quincy 2-6 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-0 W Oakland City 10-11 L West Georgia 11-7 W Quincy 2-8 L Kentucky Wesleyan 8-4 W SIU-Edwardsville 4-1 W Ashland 4-3 W Southern Indiana 1-0 W Indianapolis 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville 10-6 W Ashland 9-2 L Southern Indiana 1-2 L Indianapolis 3-5 L Northern Kentucky 2-11 L Ashland 7-4 L Lewis 4-0 W Indianapolis 3-2 W Northern Kentucky 9-8 W Henderson State 17-2 W Lewis 3-0 W Indianapolis 6-12 L North Alabama 7-10 L North Alabama 17-1 L Lewis 11-1 W Southern Indiana 2-3 L North Alabama 2-8 L Henderson State 5-2 L Lewis 10-6 W Southern Indiana 5-2 W UM-St. Louis 1-4 L Oakland City 9-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 W UW-Parkside 5-8 L UM-St. Louis 2-4 L Lander 4-0 L Kentucky Wesleyan 6-2 W UW-Parkside 7-8 L UM-St. Louis 1-2 L Fairmont 13-3 L UM-St. Louis 2-0 W UW-Parkside 7-1 W Spalding 11-1 W UW-Parkside 6-0 L UM-St. Louis 8-7 W UW-Parkside 3-5 L Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 W UW-Parkside 7-3 L UM-St. Louis 5-7 L Southern Indiana 0-1 L UW-Parkside 4-3 L UM-St. Louis 1-0 W Southern Indiana 10-12 L 2003 SEASON (14-37) UW-Parkside 6-5 L Northern Kentucky 5-7 L Rockhust 2-8 L COACH: SCOTT WIEGANDT Southern Indiana 3-1 W Northern Kentucky 6-5 W Rockhust 1-7 L Hanover 2-6 L Southern Indiana 1-0 L Indianapolis 4-3 W Rockhust 1-2 L Southern Indiana 0-7 L Indianapolis 6-5 W Indianapolis 3-1 W Rockhust 1-4 L Spalding 1-10 L Indianapolis 9-1 W Indianapolis 3-1 W SIU-Edwardsville 6-2 W Lambuth 1-7 L Indianapolis 1-0 W Indianapolis 3-2 W SIU-Edwardsville 4-3 W Northern Alabama 1-15 L Indianapolis 9-2 L Southern Indiana 10-5 W Saint Joseph’s 1-3 L Northern Alabama 3-18 L KY Wesleyan 3-1 W Southern Indiana 13-8 W Saint Joseph’s 3-9 L Northern Alabama 2-9 L KY Wesleyan 10-9 W UW-Parkside 2-9 L Saint Joseph’s 2-3 L IU-Southeast 5-4 W Quincy 10-4 L UW-Parkside 0-4 L Saint Joseph’s 9-8 W Spalding 2-12 L Quincy 9-3 W UW-Parkside 1-10 L USC-Aiken 2-13 L Lewis 3-2 W UW-Parkside 3-6 L 2007 SEASON (29-30) USC-Aiken 2-13 L Lewis 4-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 0-3 L COACH: DERON SPINK USC-Aiken 5-6 L Lewis 4-1 L Kentucky Wesleyan 0-5 L North Alabama 2-8 L West Georgia 3-4 L Lewis 4-3 W Oakland City 12-4 W North Alabama 2-4 L West Georgia 5-9 L Northern KY 9-7 W Oakland City 2-4 L North Alabama 2-6 L West Georgia 0-13 L Northern KY 9-2 L Oakland City 14-4 W Ashland 2-1 W St. Joseph’s 2-1 W St. Joseph’s 6-5 L Northern Kentucky 1-6 L Ashland 0-4 L 35 knights 2011 all-time results

Ashland 4-7 L Rockhurst 5-1 W Missouri-St. Louis 4-6 L Missouri S&T 5-2 W Ashland 2-3 L Rockhurst 7-1 W Missouri-St. Louis 4-3 W Missouri S&T 8-6 W Findlay 2-3 L Rockhurst 1-8 L Ky. Wesleyan 7-2 W Missouri S&T 12-4 W Findlay 2-9 L Spalding 9-1 W Ky. Wesleyan 8-0 W Missouri S&T 7-5 W Montevallo 3-11 L Indianapolis 2-6 L Ky. Wesleyan 4-3 W @Oakland City 11-9 W Montevallo 6-15 L Indianapolis 6-4 W Ky. Wesleyan 11-8 W @IU-Southeast 7-3 W Montevallo 1-3 L Indianapolis 4-3 W Northern Kentucky 4-6 L @St. Joseph’s 8-9 L Spalding 2-1 W Indianapolis 7-2 W Northern Kentucky 9-6 W @St. Joseph’s 6-5 W UM-Rolla 2-0 W Kentucky State 15-2 W Northern Kentucky 1-5 L @St. Joseph’s 6-5 W UM-Rolla 3-2 W Kentucky State 13-2 W Northern Kentucky 5-6 L @St. Joseph’s 7-11 W UM-Rolla 1-7 L Drury 9-3 W Southern Indiana 8-11 L @Kentucky Wesleyan 10-3 W Northern Kentucky 2-7 L Drury 11-6 W Saint Joseph’s 11-10W Lewis 10-7 W Lewis 4-3 W Montevallo 10-0 W Saint Joseph’s 3-6 L Lewis 7-13 L Lewis 7-1 W UW-Parkside 12-1 W Saint Joseph’s 2-4 L Lewis 5-2 W Lewis 2-1 W UW-Parkside 6-5 W Saint Joseph’s 9-2 W @Wisc-Parkside 5-7 L Northern Kentucky 0-3 L UW-Parkside 9-1 W Oakland City 5-2 W @Wisc.-Parkside 10-3 W Northern Kentucky 0-2 L UW-Parkside 7-1 W UW-Parkside 12-4 W @Wisc.-Parkside 1-0 W Kentucky State 21-7 W Southern Indiana 6-11 L UW-Parkside 6-5 W @Wisc.-Parkside 15-4 (7)W Rockhurst 5-2 W Saint Joseph’s 13-14 L UW-Parkside 10-1 W Drury* 7-1 W Rockhurst 1-0 W Saint Joseph’s 0-7 L UW-Parkside 6-4 W Northern Kentucky* 7-4 W Rockhurst 4-3 W Saint Joseph’s 0-1 L Southern Indiana 4-5 L St. Joseph’s* 17-6 W Kentucky Wesleyan 2-9 L Saint Joseph’s 3-4 L Drury 13-0 W Southern Indiana* 2-4 L Kentucky Wesleyan 10-3 W Missouri-St. Louis 3-4 L Drury 1-5 L Saint Joseph’s 5-1 W Northern Kentucky 11-6 W Drury 5-3 W Saint Joseph’s 5-0 W Northern Kentucky 8-0 W Drury 4-8 L Saint Joseph’s 11-7 W Northern Kentucky 3-2 W Spalding 13-2 W Kentucky Wesleyan 5-2 W Northern Kentucky 3-2 W Indianapolis 9-1 W Kentucky State 19-2 W Southern Indiana 6-8 L Indianapolis 4-9 L UW-Parkside 5-3 W Kentucky Wesleyan 9-5 W Indianapolis 2-4 L UW-Parkside 2-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 9-1 W Indianapolis 3-4 L UW-Parkside 9-0 W Kentucky Wesleyan 13-2W Southern Indiana 7-4 W Indianapolis 1-2 L Kentucky Wesleyan 3-2 W Indianapolis 5-18 L Indianapolis 2-24 L Spalding 5-6 L Southern Indiana 1-2 L Drury 6-2 W Lewis 22-10 W Drury 1-9 L Lewis 8-5 W 2010 SEASON (34-24) Indianapolis 8-0 W Lewis 2-3 L COACH: DERON SPINK Indianapolis 2-3 L Lewis 9-4 W @North Alabama 4-10 L Quincy 3-2 W Northern Kentucky 1-0 W @North Alabama 1-2 L Quincy 6-9 L Saint Joseph’s 10-5 W @North Alabama 4-2 W Quincy 6-7 L Saint Joseph’s 3-18 L @North Georgia 6-12 L Quincy 6-8 L Northern Kentucky 3-4 L @North Georgia 8-9 L Southern Indiana 9-2 W Ashland 2-9 L @North Georgia 8-4 W Southern Indiana 1-3 L Northern Kentucky 7-6 W @North Georgia 2-8 L UM-St. Louis 4-2 W St. Joseph’s 1-6 L @North Georgia 10-13 L UM-St. Louis 4-5 L Ashland 2-8 L UM-St. Louis 11-2 W 2009 SEASON (33-24) Ashland 6-4 W Southern Indiana 10-3 W COACH: DERON SPINK @Lincoln Memorial 11-9 W SIU-Edwardsville 1-3 L North Alabama 3-7 L @Lincoln Memorial 9-5 W SIU-Edwardsville 2-5 L North Alabama 1-9 L @West Georgia 2-3 L SIU-Edwardsville 2-3 L North Alabama 4-13 L @West Georgia 4-9 L Drury 0-1 L Ashland 3-4 L @West Georgia 1-3 W SIU-Edwardsville 5-3 W Ashland 4-3 W @West Georgia 7-4 W Southern Indiana 9-7 W Ashland 2-1 W @Quincy 6-13 L Drury 1-2 L Wayne State 3-2 W @Missouri-St. Louis 6-5(10) W Wayne State 2-1 W @Missouri-St. Louis 2-1 (8) W 2008 SEASON (36-22) Wayne State 3-0 W Southern Indiana 3-7 L COACH: DERON SPINK Kutztown 0-17 L Northern Kentucky 4-9 L North Alabama 4-1 W Findlay 7-2 W Northern Kentucky 2-4 L North Alabama 3-8 L California (Pa.) 9-1 W Northern Kentucky 5-7 L North Alabama 4-8 L Findlay 4-3 W Northern Kentucky 8-6 W Ashland 5-4 W California (Pa.) 3-8 L @IU-Southeast 12-5 W Ashland 3-9 L Kutztown 5-3 W @Kentucky Wesleyan 16-9 W Findlay 8-7 W Spalding 15-1 W @Kentucky Wesleyan 5-7(8)L Findlay 15-3 W Rockhurst 15-4 W @Kentucky Wesleyan 3-4(10)L Wayne State 0-4 L Rockhurst 3-6 L @Kentucky State 12-2 W Wayne State 1-12 L Rockhurst 6-4 W @Kentucky State 4-3 W Findlay 11-6 W Rockhurst 3-9 L Indianapolis 5-8 (10)L Savannah Art Design 2-7 L Lewis 15-3 W Indianapolis 0-1 L Montevallo 10-2 W Lewis 1-7 L Indianapolis 6-3 W Montevallo 6-7 L Lewis 7-1 W Indianapolis 7-5 W Rockhurst 5-4 W Lewis 4-2 W Spalding 14-10 knights 2011 36 Bellarmine Leadership

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan, President

Dr. Joseph J. McGowan was appointed as Athletic program focus has resulted in an increase in intercollegiate sports teams Bellarmine University’s third president in 1990. from 15 to 19, including NCAA Division I Men’s Lacrosse, and construction of the He came to the position uniquely qualified, having Owsley Frazier Stadium. served for twenty-one years at Fordham Uni- Under Dr. McGowan’s leadership, providing resources for Bellarmine has versity in New York as vice president and dean. been very successful as efforts have resulted in an increase of over 21% in the Before that he was an admissions and financial University’s operating budget revenue over a 3-year period. The beautiful 135-acre aid officer at the University of Notre Dame. He campus has seen an increase in the number of buildings from 15 in 1990 to 40 received his doctorate in higher education from buildings today, providing 810,000 square feet of wonderful teaching and living Columbia University in New York and earned space – while winning 11 architectural awards. his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the In addition to his leadership on the Bellarmine campus, Dr. McGowan is ac- University of Notre Dame. He also is a graduate of Harvard University’s Institute tive in the civic and service life of the community, Commonwealth and nation. He for Educational Management. most recently served on the boards of the National Association of Independent Dr. McGowan led the transformation of Bellarmine College to Bellarmine Uni- Colleges and Universities of which he is Past Chair, the American Council on versity, which has been named as one of the region’s best comprehensive schools Higher Education, the Council of Independent Colleges, the Executive Committee by U.S. News and World Report for 17 continuous years. Bellarmine University of Greater Louisville Inc., the Association of Independent Kentucky Colleges and also is highly rated by the Princeton Review and Forbes.com, and was named one Universities, Kentuckiana Metroversity, the Frazier International History Museum, of the nation’s top 100 “best-value” private universities by Kiplinger. and the J. B. Speed Art Museum. With the creation of 20 new academic programs centered on the revised liberal In Vision 2020, Dr. McGowan has newly envisioned Bellarmine University as arts core, Bellarmine has experienced a 45% increase in full-time undergraduate the premier independent Catholic university in the South and thereby the leading enrollment and a 60% increase in total full-time enrollment over the past ten years. private university in the Commonwealth and region, and presently is involved Our student quality and program quality remain at all-time highs as demonstrated in building the University’s faculty, academic and student life, and building the by our ACT/SAT score and accreditation indicators. resources to realize Vision 2020. Student life has been enriched by the establishment of Campus Ministry, . a Student Counseling Center, Health Center, and Commuter Student Center. The number of residence students has grown from 476 to more than 1,000. The

Dr. Fred Rhodes, Scott Wiegandt, Vice President for academic Director of Athletics and student life Scott Wiegandt is in his sixth year as athletics director of Dr. Fred W. Rhodes was appointed Vice President Bellarmine University, after serving the previous two years as for Student Affairs and Dean of Students at Bellarmine assistant athletics director. During his tenure, the Bellarmine University in 1991 and currently serves as Vice President athletics program has shown major improvements within for Academic and Student Life. the GLVC, jumping from 8th among 11 schools during his Under Dr. Rhodes’ leadership, Academic and Stu- first year to ranking third out of 13 schools in the 2008-09 dent Life are thriving in their mission of providing services to students in the All-Sports Trophy standings. areas of career services, counseling, internships, student activities, residence Facilities also have seen a dramatic upgrade. The construction of Owsley B. life, campus ministry, service learning and volunteerism, disability services, Frazier Stadium and the Eddie Weber Tennis Complex, as well as renovations to international and minority student services, intramural sports, wellness and Knights Hall and the baseball and softball facilities, have come under Wiegandt’s health services, library, registrar, Merton Center, food services and athletics. watch. He also oversaw the addition of Division I men’s lacrosse. He is also involved in service learning and volunteerism in the Louisville area Wiegandt is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of and has created volunteer experiences for students and faculty in Central and Athletics, the National Association of Athletic Development Directors, the national South America and the Caribbean. Dr. Rhodes has taught at the University of board of directors for the Division II Athletics Directors Association, and the board South Florida, University of Tennessee, University of Louisville and Bellarmine of directors of the Greater Louisville Sports Commission. Previously, he served University. He has served on student affairs faculty programs at the University on the GLVC’s executive committee and basketball championship committee and of South Carolina, University of Arizona, Emory University, Tulane University, the St. Catherine’s College Advisory Board. Clemson University and the University of Georgia. Dr. Rhodes was named a Wiegandt began his affiliation with Bellarmine as a student and a pitcher on Fulbright Scholar in 2007. the baseball team. He was an NCAA Division II All-American in 1989, the same Before joining Bellarmine, Dr. Rhodes served as Dean of Students at the year he earned his degree in biology. When selected by the Philadelphia Phillies University of Louisville and the University of Central Arkansas. He received in the 1989 draft, Wiegandt began a 10-year professional baseball career, spend- his doctorate in education from Mississippi State University; his M.S. from the ing eight seasons with the Phillies’ and one each with the St. Louis Cardinals’ University of Tennessee; and his bachelor’s at Maryville College. Dr. Rhodes and Pittsburgh Pirates’ organizations. He posted a 2.97 career ERA in over 400 has also done post-graduate study at Harvard University. appearances, including five seasons at AAA. Dr. Rhodes is a member of numerous professional organizations and has After teaching and coaching at Holy Cross High School, Wiegandt returned to served in leadership positions in organizations such as the Southern Associa- Bellarmine to coach the baseball team and earn his master’s degree. He served tion of College Student Affairs (SACSA), the National Association of Student as head coach for four seasons before moving into his administrative duties. Personnel Administrators (NASPA), and the College Personnel Associations Wiegandt is married to the former Danielle Atzinger, who holds two graduate of Arkansas and Kentucky. Dr. Rhodes is the recipient of NASPA’s John Jones education degrees from Bellarmine. She is currently principal at Holy Cross High Award for Outstanding Service as Dean in the Southeast and the Melveen D. School. They have three children: Caleb, Callie, and Cole. Hardy Award for outstanding contributions in research and service to the profes- sion of Student Affairs administrators. 37 knights 2011 Athletic Facilities

Owsley B. Frazier Stadium Knights Hall In the fall of 2007, Bellarmine dedicated the $5.1 million Owsley B. Knights Hall is home to Bellarmine basketball and volleyball. Built Frazier Stadium on the school’s campus, just off of Newburg Road. This in 1960, Knights Hall has an atmosphere all its own and can seat up state-of-the-art facility is now the home of Bellarmine’s soccer, field to 2,400 passionate Knight fans in its current configuration. While hockey, lacrosse, and track teams. The artificial field surface, called the “retro” in appearance, Knights Hall has plenty of modern amenities. Joseph P. and Janet A. Clayton Field, was installed by the Motz Group The newly remodeled President’s room, complete with couches and and is the same “24/7” product as can be found at the football fields a bar, overlooks the court from the east baseline, while the recently used by the Miami Dolphins and the University of Kentucky. The track re-painted court includes the BU logo and the NBA charge line. The facilities include an eight-lane dual-durometer polyurethane poured scorers’ bench features five back-lit tables and a modern sound and surface provided by Benyon Sport Surfaces, as well as three long jump public address system. pits, two pole vault areas, a high jump pit, and a water steeplechase pit. Besides housing all of Bellarmine’s home basketball and volleyball The field can also be fully lit for night play. It seats approximately 2,000 contests, Knights Hall is also used for numerous high school games, spectators and has a concession stand and press box facility. graduation ceremonies, and concerts. The Hall was dedicated in 1960 with a home game against the University of Louisville and has since Knights Field featured some great matchups starting in the ’60s with rival and NAIA Bellarmine’s baseball and softball teams each have a home at Knights national champion Kentucky State, to Fly Williams and his teams Field. Both diamonds are natural grass and are located on campus. The from Austin Peay, all the way up to the Knight’s women’s basketball baseball field was built in 1954 and has been renovated several times. regional championship games of the ’90s. The arena has also hosted It now features an elevated press box overlooking home plate as well some very special guests including Mother Teresa, the Grateful Dead, as covered dugouts, bullpens, a batting cage and a large electronic Jimmy Buffett and Pete Rose among others. In 2007, Knights Hall scoreboard in right field. The field dimensions are 360 feet down the was featured on ESPN when NBA greats such as Bill Walton, Darrell left field line (where the fence is now 20-feet hight), 385 feet to dead Griffith, and Kenny “Sky” Walker judged the McDonald’s High School center, and 340 feet down the right-field line. All-American Slam Dunk Contest. The softball field has a full service concession stand located behind home plate as well as covered dugouts and an electronic scoreboard located in left field. The field dimensions are 190 feet down the foul lines and 220 feet to center. Both fields have bleacher seating to accom- modate 300 spectators as well as ample hillside grass seating. Eddie Weber tennis complex Home to the men’s and women’s tennis teams, the Eddie Weber Ten- nis Complex features six hard surface courts, which were recently converted from clay. The Knights tennis teams also practice and com- pete on three indoor courts within the adjacent Sports, Recreation and Fitness facility. Athletic Facilities Bellarmine University & Louisville

Bellarmine University

Bellarmine University is a vibrant community of educational excellence and ethical awareness that consistently ranks among the nation’s best colleges and universities. Our students pursue an education based in the liberal arts – and in the distinguished, inclusive Catholic tradition of educational excellence, the oldest and most rewarding in the western world. It is a lifelong education, worthy of the university’s namesake, Saint Robert Bellarmine, and of his invitation to each of us to learn and live in veritatis amore -- in the love of all that is beautiful, true and good in life. BELL-er-mun Bellarmine is growing rapidly, not only with great new campus amenities and academic programs, but also in regional and national prominence. As we grow, more and more people are adding “Bel- larmine” to their lists of top schools. Around here, we say “BELL- er-mun” in “LOU-a-vuhl.” This is one of the friendliest campuses and places in the world, so we’ll still love you no matter how you pronounce these names. BU is named after Roberto Bellarmino (1542-1621), the brilliant Jesuit, who was a Cardinal and who was canonized in 1930. A Campus on the Move Our lush, 135-acre campus currently comprises more than 30 our high four-year graduation rates and in the successful careers of our 16,000 buildings, including the world-class W.L. Lyons Brown Library, the Norton Health graduates throughout the world. Science Center, and halls that are home to the nursing, education, and the arts The World is Also Our Campus and sciences. Bellarmine boasts seven residence halls (with an eighth currently Bellarmine offers semester, yearlong and summer study-abroad programs in under construction), a pristine architectural gem of a chapel, campus center, and 48 countries on six continents. There are more than 148 programs of study. More university quadrangle. Our recreational facilities include indoor and outdoor tennis than a third of our junior class engages in an international experience abroad, courts; fitness center; and athletic fields including a state-of-the-art Frazier Sta- compared to the national average of just over 1%. dium that’s home to lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, and track & field. Our campus What’s Your Major? on three hills and our award-winning architecture, evoke the beautiful Italian hill We offer more than 50 majors in the arts and sciences, business, education, towns of Tuscany, birthplace of our patron. nursing and health sciences. We encourage double majors. Graduate degrees Student Excellence include MBA, Executive MBA, MSN, MA in Communication, MA in Education, MA A diverse student body from 30 states and 17 foreign countries attend Bel- in Teaching, MSLA (Laboratory Science), MAIT (Applied Information Technology), larmine. Our total enrollment is 3,132 of which approximately 2,400 are full-time MA Spirituality, Doctor of Physical Therapy and Doctor of Nursing Practice. undergraduate students. Fifty-one percent of our students ranked in the top 25 The Bellarmine Knights percent of their class. ACT scores range from 22 to 27 for the middle 50 percent Bellarmine student athletes play 18 varsity sports in NCAA Division II, plus of students; SAT scores range from 1020-1230 for the middle 50 percent. NCAA Division I lacrosse. We also offer a variety of intramural sports. Women A Human Scale Learning Environment compete in Basketball, Cross Country, Field Hockey, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Our student/faculty ratio is 12 to 1. Our average class size at Bellarmine is Volleyball and indoor and outdoor Track. Men play Baseball, Basketball, Cross 19. There are 29 students or fewer in 86 percent of our classes. Teaching and Country, Golf, Lacrosse, Soccer, Tennis, and indoor and outdoor Track. One in learning like this just doesn’t take place at the megaversities, and it shows in every four freshmen participates in a varsity program. Louisville, KENTUCKY The Kentucky Derby may put this city in the international spotlight, but the The Frazier International History Museum opened its doors to worldwide famous horse race isn’t all Louisville has to offer. Nestled on the banks of the acclaim, largely due to its unique partnership with the Royal Armouries of Great Ohio River, this vibrant city combines Southern hospitality with big city ameni- Britain. Visitors are treated to an array of arms, artifacts, stories and interpreta- ties, a cosmopolitan riverfront district, a diverse art scene, and a growing foodie tions that span 1,000 years of European and U.S. history. Live interpretations of reputation with two Restaurant Rows. Sports lovers should make a stop at the some of America’s most colorful historical figures are performed daily from Annie Louisville Slugger Museum; history lovers can sip mint juleps on a river cruise Oakley to Wild Bill Cody. See Teddy Roosevelt’s legendary “Big Stick,” General aboard the Belle of Louisville, a National Historic Landmark. Custer’s rifle and Geronimo’s bow. Key Attractions These are just a few of the museums housed on Boxing fans have certainly heard Muhammad Ali Louisville’s Museum Row and nestled in the city’s proclaim Louisville as “the greatest city in the world.” thriving theatre district. North, south, east or west – And that’s just one of the many reasons he chose his Louisville offers a wealth of attractions and historic ar- hometown as the site for his living legacy. The Muham- chitecture. Check out the East Market district, Frankfort mad Ali Center, near Sixth & Main Streets along the Avenue and Highlands neighborhoods for enclaves of city’s Museum Row, offers an unparalleled experience boutiques, dining and entertainment options galore. At chronicling the journey of an extraordinary man. You’ll night the city comes alive, anchored by downtown’s be knocked out by the story it tells. Fourth Street Live! entertainment district. Visitors don’t have to be fans of America’s favorite A visit to the “Derby City” would not be complete pastime to appreciate the enormity of the world’s larg- without a tour of the Kentucky Derby Museum, located est bat marking the entrance to another one-of-a-kind at the main entrance to legendary Churchill Downs attraction, the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. racetrack. At the newly renovated Museum, visitors The museum tour begins with an inspiring look at the can experience the power and speed of three-year-old sport of baseball and its heroes in “The Heart of the Game” film, followed by a Thoroughbreds as they compete in the “fastest two minutes in sports.” Start with tour of the factory where the Official Bat of Major League Baseball is made. A the 360-degree high-definition “The Greatest Race,” which takes you behind the celebrated American tradition more than 120 years old, every visitor leaves with scenes from dawn to dusk on Derby Day. Explore the exhibits to capture the pride, their very own miniature Louisville Slugger. tradition and excitement that is the Kentucky Derby! Knights’ Athletic Staff

Administration

Skip Welch Jim Vargo Marilyn Staples Ann Jirkovsky Linda Burt Traci Siemens Asst. Dir. of Athletics/ Asst. Director of Athletics/ Asst. Director of Athletics/ Faculty Athletics Rep. Athletics Secretary/ Administrative Assistant Dir. of Event Mgmt. Director of Recruiting Sr. Women’s Administrator Office Manager

David Krebs Heidi Neitzke Brad Bluestone John Spugnardi Patrick Crush Chris Cooper Head Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Assistant Athletic Sports Information Asst. Sports Grad. Asst. Sports Trainer Trainer Director Information Director Information Director

Head Coaches

Deron Spink Scott Davenport David Smith Jim Vargo Don Hubbuch Ernie Denham Baseball Basketball, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Cross Country, Field Hockey Golf, Men’s Track & Field

Art Henry Bart Sullivan Tim Chastonay Jonathan Velotta Renee Hicks John Mican Dan Palmer Golf, Women’s Lacrosse Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Softball Tennis, Men’s & Women’s Volleyball

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