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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 Bold = Home Game *Great Lakes Valley Conference Opponent ConTents directoRY 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 OtheR Contact InFoRmation Knights hall 452.8206 or 452.8207 Sports Information: [email protected] athletics.bellarmine.edu Knights Hall and Owsley B. Frazier Stadium are equipped with wireless capability. Additional phone lines for electronic trans- missions are available upon request. All numbers are 502 area code. All media are encouraged to attend Bellarmine athletic Local media Outlets contests. For information regarding admission passes and THE CoURIeR-JoURnAL THE VoICe TRIBUNE WhAS 840 Am seating location for the media, please contact the sports 525 West Broadway 130 St. matthews Ave 4000 #1 Radio drive Louisville, KY 40202 Suite 300 Louisville, KY 40218 on information office at 502.452.8078. Phone: (502) 582-4361 Louisville, KY 40207 Phone: (502) 479-2200 Rosters, schedules, notes, game stories, and additional Fax: (502) 582-7186 Phone: (502) 897-8900 Fax. (502) 479-2232 athletics information are typically available at athletics contests, www.courier-journal.com Fax: (502) 897-8915 www.whas.com ati www.voice-tribune.com as well as on the Knights athletics web page at athletics. ICn 2 TV (Insight Cable) WhAS 11 TV (ABC) m bellarmine.edu. 4701 Commerce Crossing dr. WAVe 3 TV (nBC) 520 West Chestnut St. Louisville, KY 40229 725 So. Floyd St. Louisville, KY 40201 R Bellarmine team practice sessions are typically open to Phone: (502) 357-4660 Louisville, KY 40203 Phone: (502) 582-7840 Fax: (502) 357-4662 Phone: (502) 561-4145 Fax: (502) 585-5992 o the media. Please contact the sports information office for www.icn2.tv Fax: (502) 561-4105 www.whas11.com F practice locations and times. On occasion, practice sessions www.wave3.com may be closed to the media. THE JeFF. eVENInG NEWS WLKY 32 TV (CBS) P.o. Box 867 WdRB FoX 41 TV (Fox) 1918 melwood Ave. Interviews with coaches can be set up through the sports In Jeffersonville, In 47131 624 W. muhammed Ali Blvd. Louisville, KY 40206 information office or by calling the coaches directly. To Phone: (812) 283-6636 Louisville, KY 40202 Phone: (502) 891-4920 Fax: (812) 284-7081 Phone: (502) 561-7704 Fax: (502) 896-0725 IA arrange an interview with a student-athlete, media should www.news-tribune.net Fax: (502) 568-6751 www.thelouisvillechannel.com contact the sports information office to set up a time. www.wdrb.com NEW ALBAnY TRIBUNE 790 WRKd Radio ed Bellarmine will not release the home or cell phone numbers 303 Scribner Drive 4000 #1 Radio drive of student-athletes. The best time to interview student-athletes new Albany, In 47150 Louisville, KY 40218 m Phone: (812) 944-6481 Phone: (502) 479-2194 is before or after practice. Excusing a player from practice to Fax: (812) 949-6585 Fax: (502) 479-2224 conduct a media interview is at the discretion of the coach. www.news-tribune.net www.790wkrd.com 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.
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    University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Associated Students of the University of Montana Montana Kaimin, 1898-present (ASUM) 6-1-1949 The onM tana Kaimin, June 1, 1949 Associated Students of Montana State University Let us know how access to this document benefits ouy . Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper Recommended Citation Associated Students of Montana State University, "The onM tana Kaimin, June 1, 1949" (1949). Montana Kaimin, 1898-present. 2469. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/2469 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Well-Done Student Quarterly Offers Balanced Diet of Fiction well, for the still small voice that For any such artistic sauce. A sprightly edition of the Moun­ the title was responsible for the mean's East Lynne, that lampoons heart balm fiction to a fare-thee- plagues his hero bothers ‘the mas­ * * * taineer hit the stands yesterday, re­ only real flaw in the story. Connolly' had a genuine O’Henry well. Her execrably written piece culine reader, and returns him to After a frivolous start in a previ­ plete with light and serious fiction finish ’till he decided to say a few —cleverly, ingeniously, bad—was days, long since gone, when the ous Mountaineer, Reid Collins has articles that should win wide pop­ words about rehabilitation—to so much meat-and-drink to the worst calamity that could befall a settled down to write a good piece ular acceptance for the student square with title, we suppose—and editors who wisely decided that man of the world was to be forced* of fiction.