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Adam Horne was a four-year letterman Justin Cerrato pitched in 2003 for the Kyle Catrett played two seasons in cen- Matt Incinelli broke the all-time wins for UNF, pitching for the Ospreys in Ospreys. After the completion of his ter field for the Ospreys in 1999 and record as a pitcher for the Ospreys 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2002. (took a junior season, Cerrato was drafted by 2000. He ranks in the Top 10 in dou- from 1999 to 2002. Incinelli was a medical redshirt in 2001) the Philadelphia Phillies. bles and stolen bases. starter on the mound all four seasons. A Conrey, Edward 2002 Hale, Preston 2007 Adams, Chris 1989-90-91-92 Hannon, Andrew 2007 Amason, Ryan 2003-04-05-06 D Hart, Randy 2002-03 Anderson, Chase 2007 Dandridge, Jon 2006-07 Hartless, Geoff 1991-92 Anderson, Dennis 2005 DeLaughter, Marc 1998-99-00 Haskell, Delvin 2002-03 Anderson, Doug 1988-89-90-91 Denmark, Matt 1989-90 Hatfield, Jay 1990 Anderson, Jason 1994-95-96-98 Devitt, Mark 1990-91 Hedrick, Kirk 1988 Atteo, John 2007 Devitt, Scott 1991-92-93 Hernandez, A.J. 1991-92 Aylor, Kyle 2002-03-05 Diaz, Brandon 2004-05-06-07 Highsmith, Adam 2003-04 Diggs, Tony 1989 Hill, Kevin 1988-89 B Dixon, Jacob 2002-03-05-06 Hodach, Jonathon 2003-04-05-06 Bacon, Tom 1993-94-95 Draksler, David 2000 Hoewischer, Paul 1991-92 Baxter, Duke 1996-97 Dunaway, JR 2006 Holden, Brian 1997-98 Bell, Craig 1988-89 Dunford, Jeremy 1992-93 Horne, Adam 1998-99-00-02 Bell, Derek 2006-07 Dunn, Todd 1991-92-93 Howard, Josh 2002-03-04-05 Belyea, James 2004-05-06-07 Duva, Tysen 1996-97-98-99 Hunter, Charlie 1999 Beresh, Mike 1995-96 Birr, Joby 1992-93-94-95 E I Black, Craig 1998 Ebert, Andy 1988 Incinelli, Jared 2003-04-05-06 Black, Phil 1988-89 Edmondson, Reenn 1991-93-94-96 Incinelli, Matt 1999-00-01-02 Blakely, Jimmy 1988-89 Everett, Matt 1997-98 Bloom, Eddie 1988-89 Ewasko, Tod 1999-00-01-02 J Boyd, Matt 2007 Jackson, Kevin 1998-99 Bowen, Bo 1991-92 F Johanning, Ben 2001-02 Bridges, Scott 2001-02 Fair, Matt 1992-93-94-95 Johnson, Brad 2006-07 Bristow, Chris 1994-95 Feldman, Derek 2003 Johnson, Kevin 2004-05 Brooks, Wyatt 1995-96 Fender, Colin 2004-05 Jones, Mycal 2007 Brown, Adam 2000 Fleetwood, Brian 1997-98-99-00 Brown, Erik 1999-00-01 Franzese, Antonio 2006-07 K Brownfield, Bart 1988 Frawley, John 2006 Kappesser, Bob 1988-89 Bryant, Todd 1988-89 Fryrear, Mike 2002-03-04-05 Kay, Kevin 1999-00 Burris, Robert 2002-03 Fuller, Justin 2001-02 Kearse, Ron 1990-91 Kennedy, Darryl 1990-91 C G Knight, Chad 2006-07 Caban, Chris 2004-05-06 Gaby, Phil 2001-02-03-04 Knight, Ryan 2001-02-03-04 Caban, Victor 1999-00-01 Garcia, Hector 1990-91 Knowles, Marion 2002-03-04-05 Cafe, Sadry 2004-05 Gaudy, T.J. 2007 Koehler, Greg 2007 Campbell, Gerard 1991-92 Geist, Jon 1991-92-93 Kolke, Brian 1998-99 Campbell, Shane 1990-91 Getsy, Jon 1993-94 Kovatch, Billy 2003-04 Carpenter, Jerry 1992-93-94 Glanville, Jimmy 2006-07 Kracunas, Jason 2003-04-06 Carver, Carl 1989-90 Goelz, T.J. 1990-91-92-93 Catrett, Kyle 1999-00 Gottlieb, Mike 2006-07 L Cerrato, Justin 2003 Gouldthread, Gary 1988-89 Labbe, Greg 2000-01 Chapman, Andrew 2004-05-06 Grant, Bobby 1988-89 Lanoux, Brian 1989 Clark, Danny 1988-89-90-91 Grogan, Brennan 2005-06 Lassiat, Marc 1994-96 Claus, Marc 1992 Gropper, Michael 2007 Layfield, Kenny 1988-89 Claus, Todd 1990-91 Guarino, Steve 1999 Layman, Billy 2003-04 Cleveland, Tim 1996-97-98 Guzzone, B.J. 1988-89 Lee, Russell 1992-93 Collins, Jesse 2000-01-02-03 Lee, Willie T. 1994-95 Comiskey, Mike 1996 H Leonard, Trey 2007 Concepcion, Tony 1990 Haines, Kyle 1989-90 Lineburg, Greg 2002

58 WWW.UNFOS Lee McCool played from 1998-2000 Jesse Collins was one of the best four- Greg Labbe played two years in an Brian Rauch pitched four years for the before leaving after his junior season. year catchers behind the plate in UNF Osprey uniform, playing second and Ospreys from 2000-03. He led the McCool was drafted by the San Diego history. He completed his career in third base in 2000 and 2001. country in wins along with teammate Padres in the seventh round. 2003. Tod Ewasko in 2001 with 14. Loadholtz, Jusin 1996 Oxendine, Matt 2003-04-05-06 Slater, Tim 1990-91 Londrigan, Joel 1999 Smith, Mike 2007 Lott, George 2007 P Snow, Chris 1995-96-97 Loveland, Judd 2004-05 Page, Todd 1994 Soehlig, Ryan 2001-02 Lowe, Ryan 2007 Palinkas, Steve 2000-01 Southall, Mike 1997-98 Lowinger, Tito 1991-92-93 Papelbon, Jeremy 2004-05-06 Soverel, Bret 1994-95-96 Papelbon, Josh 2004-05-06 Stanton, Travis 2004 M Pawlyk, Ray 1994-95 Steppe, Nick 1998-99-00-01 Mackiewitz, Mac 1995-96-97-98 Payne, Jerrod 1999-00 Stewart, Steve 1998-99 Mairn, Scott 1995-96-97 Peery, Rusty 1988 Stilley, Andrew 2007 Maloley, Brett 2005-06 Perry, Arthur 1989 Stockton, Jeff 1999-00 Marino, Sean 1992-93 Piersol, Todd 1999-01-02 Stohr, Tyler 2007 Marquart, Barry 1999-00-01-02 Pilliod, Mike 1992-93-95-96 Strub, Brian 1992-93 Martin, Kevin 2007 Pincus, Ben 2005-06 Suriano, Brent 2000-01-02 Martin, Travis 2005-06 Polster, Tony 2004-05 Syford, Brian 1990 Martinez, Luis 1990-91 Pound, Joe 1993-94-95-97 Maxwell, Josh 2006-07 Pryor, Tucker 2007 T McCool, Lee 1998-99-00 Tatum, Tony 1996 McCool, Matt 1992-94 R Thompson, Dicarlo 2006-07 McCoy, Ryan 2007 Raiford, John 2006 Thompson, T.J. 2007 McDonald, Ryan 1999-00-01-02 Rapp, Brian 1998-99-00-01 Threadgill, Ted 1988 McKee, Brett 1995-97-98 Rapp, Travis 1996-97 Titkeimeir, Aaron 2001-02 McMillian, Darien 1999-00 Ratti, J.D. 1998 Tollberg, Brian 1991-92-93-94 McNeal, Robert 2004-05 Rauch, Brian 2000-01-02-03 Tucker, Mike 1990-91 McPhail, Mike 1994-95 Reichle, Glenn 1988 Turner, Jonathan 2007 Mears, Alex 1992 Reynolds, Chance 1992-93 Medosch, Keith 1996-97 Rich, Trent 1994-95-96 W Melson, Bryant 1994-95-96-97 Richardson, Cameron 1989 Wadley, Chris 1994-95 Mickley, Mickey 1990-91 Ridilla, Matt 2007 Waggoner, Bill 1992 Mihailoff, Jeff 1993-94-95-96 Roberson, Sid 1990-91-92 Ward, Ryan 1997-98 Millsaps, Jeff 2003-04 Robinson, Jeremy 1997-98-99 Warren, Andy 2005-06-07 Minor, Will 1994-95-96-97 Rodriguez, Carlos 2002 Waters, Chris 2004 Morales, Gil 1997-98 Rogalski, Doug 1989-90 Watkins, Ben 1994-95-96-97 Morales, Paul 2007 Rogers, Brendan 1998 Watson, Alden 2001-02 Morrison, Tim 1993-94-96 Rogers, Grant 2003-04-05-06 West, Brooks 2003-04-05-06 Mullins, Greg 1994-95 Rood, Jeff 1988-89 Wheeler, Keith 1988 Roszel, Dan 1998-00 White, Tom 1992 N Russell, Joey 2003-04 Williams, Kris 1993-94 Nagai, Kazu 2002-03 Russo, Rob 1994 Willis, Ricky 2001-02 Natherson, Ron 1988 Wilson, Brian 2006-07 Newbern, Justin 1999-01-03 S Windham, Mike 1991-92-93 Norman, Josh 1995-96-97-98 Schneider, Matt 1997-98-99 Winter, Danon 1993-94 Nunley, Jay 1996-97 Scott, Matt 1994 Wodraska, Todd 1993 Shannon, Clancy 1999 Wood, Donnie 1995-96-97 O Sheiman, "Squeak" 1992-93-94-95 Wood, Mike 1999-00-01 O'Neil, John 1995-96-97-98 Shelley, Rick 1988 Wood, Taylor 2001 Ohme, Kevin 1992-93 Sheppard, Renzo 2006-07 Olinto, Damon 2004-05-06-07 Sink, Travis 2007 Osbourn, Dustin 1996-97 Skinner, Danny 1989-90 Otten, Chris 1994 Skoglund, Mike 1988-89-90-91 Owens, Travis 1994 Skorupski, Jon 2005 PREYS.COM 59 1988 (47-17) The University of North Florida Ospreys opened their inaugural season as members of the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) under Head Coach Dusty Rhodes in February 1988 and picked up their first win against the College of Boca Raton, what is now Lynn University. The Harmon Stadium field was dedicated before the initial UNF-Jacksonville University game in March. UNF quickly gained area and national recognition, winning 21 consecutive games, a record that still stands for the Ospreys, though they came close with 19 in 1989. The inaugural season was filled with many firsts, including the first no-hitter, thrown by junior Phil Black. The Ospreys advanced to postseason, defeating Nova 11-1 in the Florida Conference Tournament. The team advanced to the Area V tournament and finished the season at 47-17. Junior third baseman Kenny Layfield became the first player to earn All-America honors. Rhodes was named the NAIA District 25 Coach of the Year and the Florida Diamond Club NAIA Coach of the Year.

Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 4-9 Florida Memorial H W 5-0 Anderson, who remained undefeated during the 2-13 Nova A L 3-5 4-10 Nova H W 10-1 regular season, extended his record to 15-0. 2-13 Nova A L 4-5 4-13 Edward Waters A W 8-3 The Ospreys faced Wisconsin-Stout in the 2-14 Boca Raton A W 9-5 4-16 Boca Raton H W 7-3 World Series, winning 7-5, for the program's 2-20 Florida Memorial A L 2-3 4-16 Boca Raton H W 15-5 100th victory. They ended their season with a loss 2-20 Florida Memorial A W 18-7 4-17 Nova H W 12-2 to the eventual NAIA national champion, Lewis- 2-21 Boca Raton A L 9-10 4-21 Jacksonville A L 5-11 Clark State College, finishing third in the nation 2-24 ^ Eckerd N W 3-2 4-22 Edward Waters A W 5-2 with a final record of 53-18. 2-26 Central Florida A L 2-3 4-23 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 1-0 Seniors Bob Kappesser (catcher), Phil Black 2-28 Palm Beach Atlantic A L 7-8 4-23 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 9-0 (pitcher) and Ed Bloom (outfielder) earned NAIA 2-28 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 9-3 4-24 Edward Waters H W 10-6 All-America honors. Senior centerfielder Tony 3-1 Valdosta State H W 5-1 4-24 Edward Waters H L 3-5 Diggs became UNF's first player to be drafted and 3-2 Mount Union H W 10-4 4-26 Valdosta State A L 4-9 signed. 3-6 Jacksonville H L 1-3 Florida Conference Tournament Rhodes was named the NAIA District 25 3-8 USC-Aiken H L 3-4 (Harmon Stadium) Coach of the Year, Rawlings NAIA Area V Coach of 3-10 Pfeiffer H W 10-1 5-5 Nova H W 11-1 the Year, Florida Diamond Club NAIA Coach of the 3-12 Flagler A W 3-1 5-6 Flagler H W 16-10 Year and the Diamond Sports Company Area 3-13 Flagler H W 9-6 5-7 Nova H W 8-1 Coach of the Year. 3-14 UNC-Charlotte H W 15-4 NAIA District 25 Tournament 3-16 Southern Indiana H W 13-11 (at Kennesaw State) Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 3-17 Tampa A L 1-9 5-13 Kennesaw State A W 3-2 2-8 ^ Eckerd N W 7-3 3-18 Florida Southern A W 4-2 5-14 Kennesaw State A L 4-6 2-11 Nova A W 7-0 3-19 Maryland H L 4-13 5-14 Kennesaw State A W 5-2 2-11 Nova A W 9-4 3-20 Akron H W 10-2 NAIA Area V Tournament (at Cumberland) 2-12 Boca Raton A W 7-3 3-22 S. Ill.-Edwardsville H W 8-6 5-18 Southern Arkansas N L 10-13 2-14 Florida Tech H W 14-6 3-23 Muskingum H W 11-1 5-18 Montevallo N W 11-4 2-18 Florida Memorial A W 19-1 3-23 Muskingum H W 9-2 5-19 Southern Arkansas N L 2-6 2-18 Florida Memorial A W 8-1 3-24 S. Ill-Edwardsville H L 1-2 2-19 Boca Raton A W 8-6 3-26 Flagler H W 9-2 ^ - Played at Boardwalk & Baseball in Orlando 2-21 Edward Waters A W 11-1 3-27 Flagler A W 3-2 2-25 Palm Beach Atlantic A L 6-7 3-29 Depauw H W 13-0 2-25 Palm Beach Atlantic A W 19-2 3-30 Millikin H W 10-1 1989 (53-18) 2-26 St. Thomas A W 17-0 3-30 Millikin H W 14-2 The Ospreys won their 50th game early in 2-26 St. Thomas A W 10-1 3-31 Manchester H W 6-0 the season, opening 1989 with nine consecutive 2-28 Edward Waters H W 24-4 3-31 Manchester H W 7-1 victories and winning 16 of their first 18 games. 3-3 West Florida H L 3-4 4-1 Quincy H W 17-2 Their only losses during this span were two one- 3-3 West Florida H W 6-1 4-2 Depauw H W 16-7 run games. Though a fledgling NAIA program, the 3-4 West Florida H W 11-7 4-4 Stetson A W 14-9 Ospreys faced several NCAA Division I opponents, 3-6 Virginia H W 8-2 4-5 Marian Fond-du-Lac H W 6-3 among them Stetson, Jacksonville, Chicago State 3-7 Virginia H L 4-12 4-5 Marian Fond-du-Lac H W 9-0 and Bethune Cookman. 3-10 Walsh H W 26-0 4-6 Calvin H W 7-3 UNF made its first appearance in the NAIA 3-11 Richmond H L 1-3 4-7 Marian Fond-du-Lac H W 6-4 World Series, defeating Dallas Baptist 6-5 in 3-12 Tarleton State H W 18-9 4-9 Florida Memorial H W 1-0 Lewiston, Idaho. Sophomore pitcher Doug 3-12 Tarleton State H W 11-1

60 WWW.UNFOS 3-13 Georgetown (Ky.) H W 5-1 March 1990 by Lenoir-Rhyne College. 4-28 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 9-2 3-13 Georgetown (Ky.) H L 1-8 The second no-hitter of the season is 4-30 Flagler H W 11-5 3-14 Jacksonville H L 9-10 thrown by junior Danny Clark, an 8-0 win against NAIA District 25 Tournament 3-15 Flagler H L 3-8 Embry-Riddle. 5-8 Berry N L 0-1 3-16 Chicago State H W 12-5 UNF recorded a 19-11 record in the first 5-9 Kennesaw State N W 8-2 3-18 Flagler A W 7-1 30 games, 15 of them against NCAA opponents. 5-10 Nova N W 13-3 3-19 USC-Upstate H W 4-0 Roberson finished the season by posting the 5-11 Berry N L 5-8 3-20 USC-Upstate H W 8-5 NAIA's fourth-best ERA, going 10-1 with a 1.24 3-21 St. Xavier H W 8-5 ERA. UNF leads the NAIA in team pitching with a 3-21 St. Xavier H W 6-0 2.21 ERA in 555 innings. 1991 (57-13) 3-24 Bluefield State H W 13-2 The Ospreys opened the 1991 season by 3-25 Flagler H W 4-2 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score reeling off 19 consecutive victories, including wins 3-26 Flagler H W 5-4 2-7 Eckerd H W 2-0 against Division I Stetson and Central Florida for 3-27 Stetson H L 2-3 2-10 Florida Tech A L 6-7 the best start in program history. 3-28 Bethune-Cookman H W 13-6 2-11 Kennesaw State H L 1-4 UNF recorded its 150th win in a 9-2 victo- 4-1 Bethune-Cookman H W 13-6 2-11 Kennesaw State H W 3-2 ry against Nova in February. The Ospreys 4-2 St. Thomas H W 12-2 2-13 Stetson H L 5-6 achieved the No. 1 national ranking for the first 4-2 St. Thomas H W 7-1 2-16 Nova A W 7-5 time in school history on April 8. 4-4 Southern Maine H L 8-9 2-17 Boca Raton A L 3-7 With UNF's final win at the NAIA World 4-6 Edward Waters A W 7-2 2-18 St. Thomas A W 7-4 Series, an 8-7 victory against Hawaii Pacific, the 4-8 Florida Memorial H W 10-0 2-24 Palm Beach Atlantic A W 14-0 program reached 200 wins in four seasons. The 4-8 Florida Memorial H W 8-0 2-25 Florida Memorial A W 21-1 squad finished third at the World Series for the 4-11 Valdosta State H W 8-3 2-26 Valdosta State H W 8-5 second time in three years. Three players - senior 4-15 Florida Tech A L 4-7 2-27 Ohio Northern H W 3-0 outfielder Tim Slater, junior pitcher Sid Roberson 4-16 Nova H W 17-0 2-27 Ohio Northern H L 3-4 and senior catcher Darryl Kennedy - are named to 4-18 Edward Waters H W 13-4 3-1 Florida Southern H L 5-6 the NAIA All-Tournament team at the Series. 4-19 Jacksonville H L 3-6 3-2 St. Thomas H W 5-3 Roberson goes on to earn NAIA Player of the Year 4-22 Boca Raton H W 9-0 3-3 Lenoir Rhyne H W 8-1 honors, finishing his season with a 15-1 record. 4-22 Boca Raton H W 3-1 3-3 Lenoir Rhyne H L 0-4 Kennedy also earns All-America honors. 4-23 Nova A L 1-4 3-4 St. Bonaventure H W 7-1 Their final record, 57-13, still stands as the 4-27 Valdosta State H W 8-7 3-5 Xavier H L 2-3 best in program history. 4-29 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 7-1 3-6 Methodist H W 7-6 The first four-year lettermen to come through the 4-29 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 7-0 3-8 Methodist H W 16-5 program - Doug Anderson, Danny Clark and Mike 4-30 Georgia C&SU H L 3-9 Temple H W 8-7 Skoglund - finished their Osprey careers, playing NAIA District 25 Tournament 3-10 West Chester H L 2-3 in their second World Series. (Harmon Stadium) 3-10 West Chester H W 6-2 Rhodes recorded his 500th career win in 5-11 Brewton-Parker H W 7-4 3-13 William Jewell H W 2-1 the Area V Tournament and was named the NAIA 5-12 Kennesaw State H L 8-9 3-15 St. Xavier H L 5-6 District 25 Coach of the Year for the third time in 5-13 Boca Raton H W 3-0 3-16 Point Park H W 5-3 the program's first four years, as well as the 5-13 Nova H W 17-0 3-17 Warner Southern H W 7-0 Rawlings NAIA Area V Coach of the Year, the 5-14 Kennesaw State H W 5-1 3-17 Warner Southern H W 9-2 Florida Diamond Club NAIA Coach of the Year and NAIA Area V Tournament (Pensacola, Fla.) 3-18 Florida Southern H L 7-8 the Diamond Sports Company Area Coach of the 5-19 Trevecca Nazarene N W 3-0 3-19 Akron H W 8-1 Year. 5-21 Southern Arkansas N W 6-3 3-20 Birmingham-Southern H L 6-7 5-21 West Florida A L 2-6 3-21 Birmingham-Southern H W 10-1 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 5-22 West Florida A L 8-10 3-22 Warner Southern H L 0-2 2-6 Eckerd A W 2-1 NAIA World Series (Lewiston, Idaho) 3-22 Warner Southern H W 3-2 2-9 Florida Memorial A W 6-0 5-26 Dallas Baptist N W 6-5 3-23 Denison H W 11-1 2-9 Florida Memorial A W 9-0 5-28 Oklahoma Baptist N L 4-6 3-24 Flagler A W 7-4 2-10 St. Thomas A W 12-0 5-29 West Florida N W 8-6 3-25 Flagler H L 4-6 2-12 Stetson A W 6-5 6-1 Wisconsin-Stout N W 7-5 3-28 West Florida A W 13-2 2-15 Palm Beach Atlantic A W 20-7 6-2 Lewis-Clark N L 5-10 3-29 West Florida A W 4-1 2-16 Nova A W 9-2 3-31 Embry-Riddle H W 8-0 2-17 Boca Raton A W 7-4 ^ - Played at Boardwalk & Baseball in Orlando 3-31 Embry-Riddle H W 9-0 2-17 Boca Raton A W 5-2 4-3 Southern Maine H W 7-3 2-23 Warner Southern H W 7-3 4-3 Calvin H W 19-1 2-23 Warner Southern H W 11-0 1990 (43-20) 4-4 Southern Maine H W 8-2 2-26 Ohio Northern H W 9-2 With an impressive start to the baseball 4-6 Miami H L 1-3 2-27 Flagler A W 2-0 program, UNF continued to improve as the lights 4-7 Central Florida H L 3-4 3-1 Trevecca Nazarene H W 11-1 came on to start the 1990 season at Harmon 4-8 Boca Raton H W 11-10 3-5 Urbana H W 9-1 Stadium, helping it become the best-lit college 4-14 Nova H W 7-0 3-6 Valdosta State H W 12-4 baseball facility in the state. 4-16 Stetson A W 5-2 3-7 Maryville H W 9-3 Freshman left-hander Sid Roberson made 4-18 Valdosta State A W 8-2 3-9 Florida Tech H W 2-0 an immediate impact on the Ospreys and foretold 4-19 Jacksonville H L 0-3 3-10 Central Florida A W 7-0 of his achievements to come, recording a no-hit- 4-20 Flagler A W 1-0 3-11 Jacksonville H L 4-7 ter in his first college start, a 3-0 win against 4-21 Florida Memorial H W 11-2 3-12 Presbyterian H W 11-3 Ohio Northen. 4-22 Jacksonville A L 1-3 3-13 Valdosta State A W 14-9 The Ospreys string together 151 games in 4-23 Embry-Riddle A W 7-0 3-15 Edward Waters H W 21-2 the program's history before being shut out in 4-23 Embry-Riddle A W 7-4 3-19 Muskingum H W 9-2 PREYS.COM 61 3-20 Akron H W 6-1 of the Ospreys' 51 wins were shutouts - a pro- NAIA District 25-F Tournament 3-20 William Jewell H W 7-1 gram record that still stands. (Harmon Stadium) 3-22 St. Xavier H L 3-4 Two-time All-America pitcher Sid Roberson, 5-5 Florida Memorial H W 6-2 3-23 Flagler H W 8-2 who set the school record with 19 strikeouts 5-6 Nova University H W 8-0 3-24 Eastern Illinois H L 2-6 against Flagler College, was invited to tryout for 5-8 Lynn University H W 7-0 3-25 Georgia College A W 5-1 Team USA - UNF's first invitee. He was selected 5-9 Lynn University H W 6-3 3-26 St. Bonaventure H W 7-6 as the University's male Scholar-Athlete of the NAIA Area V Tournament (at Cumberland) 3-27 Point Park H W 8-5 Year. Roberson was later drafted by the Milwaukee 5-13 William Carey N W 8-0 3-28 Auburn-Montgomery H W 7-2 Brewers. 5-14 Cumberland N W 10-8 3-29 Wagner H W 8-3 Rhodes was named the Florida Diamond 5-15 Brewton-Parker (forfeit) N W (L,2-9) 3-30 Southern Maine H L 4-7 Club NAIA Coach of the Year for the fourth time in 5-15 Auburn-Montgomery N L 0-8 4-1 Canisius H W 8-3 five seasons. 4-2 Southern Maine H W 8-6 4-3 Jacksonville A W 3-1 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 1993 (45-12) 4-4 Union H W 9-8 2-8 Palm Beach Atlantic A W 8-0 UNF played a dual schedule of NAIA district 4-6 Boca Raton H W 2-1 2-8 Palm Beach Atlantic A W 12-1 opponents, as well as NCAA Division II Sunshine 4-9 Miami (Fla.) A L 7-8 2-9 Florida Tech A W 6-0 State Conference opponents, and posted a 45-12 4-11 Embry-Riddle A W 3-0 2-11 Rollins A L 2-3 record. The Ospreys were ranked No. 2 to open 4-11 Embry-Riddle A W 11-4 2-13 Eckerd A L 0-4 the 1993 season and, after a 1-1 start, they reeled 4-12 Nova H L 4-6 2-15 Barry A W 4-3 off a 19-game win streak, including four shutouts. 4-13 Nova H W 5-0 2-16 St. Thomas A L 5-6 Brian Tollberg defeated defending NCAA Division II 4-16 Edward Waters H W 24-0 2-16 St. Thomas A W 6-4 national champion Tampa 10-6 to kick off the win 4-21 Florida Memorial H W 8-0 2-20 St. Leo A W 7-2 streak. 4-21 Flagler H W 8-1 2-22 Nova A W 3-2 With dual enrollment in the NCAA, UNF 4-22 Edward Waters A W 27-3 2-22 Nova A L 2-4 was recognized as having the best record in D-II. 4-23 Warner Southern A W 6-1 2-26 Bridgewater State H W 8-5 Kevin Ohme finished the season as NCAA 4-24 Stetson H L 7-8 2-26 Davis and Elkins H W 18-0 Division II's leader in victories with 13. He also led 4-27 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 11-2 2-29 Florida Tech H W 3-0 the staff with 105 strikeouts in 103.1 innings. 4-27 Palm Beach Atlantic H W 1-0 3-1 Florida Southern H L 0-2 Other individual superlatives included junior third 5-1 West Florida H L 7-8 3-3 St. Leo H W 4-2 baseman Danon Winter's .379 batting average and 5-2 West Florida H W 12-3 3-5 Embry Riddle H W 6-2 junior outfielder Todd Dunn's 19 home runs and NAIA District 25 Tournament 3-6 Edinboro H W 14-0 .765 slugging percentage, both season records. (Harmon Stadium) 3-7 Flagler A W 6-0 Dunn and Ohme earned NAIA All-America honors, 5-7 Georgia College H W 2-0 3-8 Guilford H W 8-2 and Dunn also earned District 7 Player of the Year 5-8 Kennesaw State H W 9-1 3-11 Presbyterian H W 8-2 honors. 5-9 St. Thomas H L 0-3 3-12 New Hampshire H W 10-2 UNF finished its NAIA participation with a 5-9 Nova H W 5-4 3-13 Wagner H W 14-1 295-93 six-year total record. 5-10 St. Thomas H W 13-2 3-14 West Chester H W 12-1 Dunn was selected by the Milwaukee 5-10 St. Thomas H W 2-1 3-15 Northern Kentucky H W 8-1 Brewers in the extended first round of the draft, NAIA Area V Tournament 3-17 William Jewell H W 9-0 becoming UNF's highest player to be drafted. (at Southern Arkansas) 3-18 Muskingum H W 8-2 Senior shortstop Jon Geist was selected as 5-16 Southern Arkansas N W 16-3 3-19 West Chester H L 4-5 UNF's male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Rhodes 5-17 Birmingham-Southern N W 5-3 3-21 Voorhees H W 10-1 was selected as an assistant coach for the Team 5-18 Southern Arkansas N L 1-7 3-22 St. Xavier H W 6-5 USA World Championships and head coach for the 5-19 Southern Arkansas N L 2-4 3-22 St. Xavier H W 6-3 Team USA South Trials. NAIA World Series (Lewiston, Idaho) 3-23 Baldwin Wallace H W 4-1 5-23 Grand View N W 4-3 3-24 Youngstown State H W 4-0 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 5-24 Southern Arkansas N W 7-6 3-27 Akron H L 6-8 2-6 * Florida Memorial A W 3-1 5-26 Hawaii Pacific N W 8-7 3-28 Lynn H W 4-1 2-12 Tampa H L 8-10 5-27 Lewis-Clark N L 3-13 3-28 Lynn H W 9-5 2-12 Tampa H W 10-6 5-28 Oral Roberts N L 2-3 3-29 Southern Maine H W 9-8 2-13 * Embry-Riddle A W 17-0 3-31 Valdosta State H W 3-1 2-13 * Embry-Riddle A W 10-0 4-1 Southern Maine H W 14-2 2-20 * Northwood A W 9-1 1992 (51-13) 4-4 Warner Southern A W 8-0 2-20 * Northwood A W 13-1 The Ospreys opened the season with an 4-4 Warner Southern A L 2-3 2-24 * Flagler A W 1-0 NAIA No. 1 national ranking (the first preseason 4-7 Edward Waters H W 13-3 2-27 * Warner Southern H W 10-0 No. 1 ranking for the program) and stayed there 4-8 Embry-Riddle H W 13-2 2-27 * Warner Southern H W 4-3 the entire season. The Ospreys' schedule expand- 4-9 Valdosta State A W 10-8 2-28 Valdosta State A W 5-4(10) ed to face four Sunshine State Conference teams, 4-10 Jacksonville A W 4-3 3-3 * Tusculum H W 11-3 and UNF finished the season with a 5-2 record 4-12 Jacksonville H L 2-4 3-5 * Nova H W 4-3 against SSC competition. Among the wins was a 4-13 Northwood Institute H W 6-0 3-6 * Nova H W 9-2 four-hitter junior T.J. Goelz fired against Florida 4-13 Northwood Institute H W 10-0 3-7 * Pfeiffer H W 11-1 Southern. 4-15 Miami A L 2-3 3-9 Chicago State H W 14-7 After pulling out to a 10-5 record, UNF 4-17 Florida Southern A W 6-2 3-10 Pittsburgh H W 10-6 reeled off 12 consecutive wins in 16 days, includ- 4-19 Flagler H W 5-0 3-11 Valdosta State H W 11-8 ing three shutouts. In keeping with their 50-wins- 4-23 Edward Waters H W 23-2 3-16 * St. Xavier H W 7-3 per-year average, the Ospreys notched the pro- 4-25 Florida Memorial H W 11-0 3-19 * Palm Beach Atlantic H W 4-2 gram's 250th win against Cumberland University, a 4-25 Florida Memorial H W 12-1 3-19 * Palm Beach Atlantic H W 6-5 10-8 win in the NAIA Area V tournament. Sixteen 5-1 Central Florida H L 3-7 3-20 * Saint Leo A L 4-5

62 WWW.UNFOS 1994 (33-19) 4-23 * Rollins A W 8-4 UNF fully entered NCAA Division II and the 4-23 * Rollins A W 10-1 Sunshine State Conference in 1994 and made an 4-24 * Rollins A W 5-4 immediate impact on not only the conference and 4-30 * Barry H W 7-5 region, but also on the nation as well. 4-30 * Barry H W 8-0 Head coach Dusty Rhodes reached career 5-1 * Barry H W 13-9 win No. 600 against Georgia College early in the 5-9 Georgia College A W 5-4 season and the Ospreys won their 300th game in 5-10 Armstrong State A L 4-6 seven years soon after. NCAA Division II South Regional UNF expanded its baseball facility with The (Plant City, Fla.) J.J. Patton Osprey Nest, a fully enclosed seating 5-20 Tampa N W 4-3 area along the right field line. 5-21 Florida Southern N L 9-15 The Ospreys posted wins against three 5-21 Florida Southern N L 1-7 teams ranked No. 1 in the nation - Tampa, Florida Southern and Rollins. Senior pitcher Greg Mullins * - Sunshine State Conference game earned Sunshine State Conference Pitcher of the Week honors for his two-hit, 18-strikeout shutout 1995 (36-16) victory over Eckerd College (5-0) in April. Mullins The 1995 Osprey baseball team hosted went on to earn second-team all-conference and the inaugural Kennel Club Classic in March with all-region honors. the largest tournament field in the country. The Ospreys finished second in the In only their second season as Division II Sunshine State Conference and advanced to the members, the Ospreys reach the No. 2 national NCAA Division II South Regional in their first year ranking in April after opening the conference sea- as members. UNF finished second in the regional son with two wins against Florida Southern, then and closed the season with a 33-19 record. ranked No. 1 in the nation. Junior Wyatt Brooks earned Sunshine Conference Pitcher of the Week Date Opponent H/A W/L Score honors for his three-hit, 1-0 shutout against 2-6 Voorhees H W 10-0 Florida Tech. TODD DUNN 2-21 Georgia College H W 7-6 UNF finished the regular season tied for 2-22 Edward Waters H W 13-3 first in the conference and advanced to the NCAA 3-21 Saint Leo A W 6-4 2-26 Savannah State H W 28-4 Division II South Regional. The squad finished the 3-27 Florida Southern H L 2-3 2-27 Jacksonville H L 0-8 season with the highest fielding percentage in the 3-28 Florida Southern H W 9-8 3-3 Davis & Elkins H W 15-5 nation at .966. 3-30 * Florida Tech A W 10-2 3-3 Davis & Elkins H W 11-2 Outfielder Mike McPhail led the team with 3-31 Florida Tech A L 6-12 3-5 Valdosta State H L 3-4 a .365 batting average and earned first-team all- 4-2 * Flagler A W 13-1 3-6 Valdosta State A W 22-7 conference honors, along with shortstop Joby Birr 4-3 * Eckerd A W 7-4 3-9 Lambuth H L 2-10 and Mullins. Chris Bristow (DH) and Trent Rich 4-4 Eckerd A W 14-4 3-10 Madonna H W 4-2 (RP) were named to the second-team All-SSC 4-6 Barry H W 11-0 3-10 Madonna H L 4-8 squad. McPhail, Birr and Mullins also earned first- 4-7 Barry H W 7-4 3-12 Flagler A W 5-4 team All-South Region honors and Bristow is 4-9 Tampa A L 8-9 (11) 3-13 Montreat Anderson H W 13-4 named to the second team. Birr went on to 4-10 Tampa A W 13-5 3-15 Princeton H W 17-12 become the first baseball player to earn NCAA 4-11 * Lynn H W 9-1 3-16 West Chester H W 9-4 Division II All-America honors and the second 4-11 * Lynn H L 0-3 3-17 West Chester H L 12-16 UNF student-athlete to earn CoSIDA GTE 4-13 Saint Leo H W 4-2 3-18 * Tampa H L 5-9 Academic All-America honors. 4-14 Saint Leo H L 3-4 3-19 * Tampa H W 6-5 4-15 Jacksonville N W 10-4 3-20 * Tampa H W 18-9 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 4-17 Rollins H W 7-5 3-21 Viterbo H W 6-4 2-5 Brewton-Parker H W 5-1 4-18 Rollins H W 10-3 3-22 St. Xavier H L 4-6 2-7 Lynn A W 5-2 4-20 Florida Southern A L 0-6 3-22 St. Xavier H W 4-1 2-8 Lynn A L 4-6 4-21 Florida Southern A L 4-5 3-23 Wagner H L 2-5 2-9 St. Thomas A W 6-3 4-22 * St. Thomas H W 5-4 3-25 * Saint Leo H W 8-5 2-11 Columbus State H W 17-9 4-22 * St. Thomas H W 3-1 3-26 * Saint Leo H L 3-4 2-12 Columbus State H L 2-3 4-23 * Edward Waters A W 20-0 3-27 * Saint Leo H W 20-12 2-25 Georgia College H L 1-2 4-23 * Edward Waters A W 16-6 3-29 Armstrong State H L 2-5 2-26 Georgia College H L 1-6 4-24 Florida Tech H W 7-6 3-30 Gannon H W 11-3 2-28 Flagler A L 4-5 4-25 Florida Tech H W 12-2 3-31 * Florida Southern A L 4-9 3-3 Charleston Southern H W 6-1 4-29 Eckerd H L 3-4 4-1 * Florida Southern A W 5-4 3-4 The Citadel H W 7-4 4-30 Eckerd H W 9-0 4-2 * Florida Southern A L 2-6 3-5 Vanderbilt H W 2-0 5-1 * Barry A W 14-2 4-8 * Florida Tech H L 6-10 3-7 Xavier H W 8-7 5-2 Barry A W 11-1 4-9 * Florida Tech H W 12-2 3-8 Fairmont State H W 15-4 5-3 Florida Memorial A W Forfeit 4-10 * Florida Tech H W 2-1 3-9 Central Michigan H W 4-3 NAIA District 7 Tournament 4-13 Flagler H L 5-7 3-10 Austin Peay H W 6-5 5-11 Warner Southern N W 10-3 4-15 * Eckerd A W 20-7 3-12 Kentucky H W 6-3 5-12 Lynn N L 6-7 (10) 4-16 * Eckerd A W 5-0 3-14 Edward Waters H W 17-0 5-13 Flagler N L 4-6 4-17 * Eckerd A L 4-11 3-15 Valdosta State A L 1-2 4-19 USC Aiken H L 3-7 3-18 Northern Illinois H W 7-2 * - NAIA District 7 games 4-20 USC Aiken H W 4-3 3-19 Montreat Anderson H W 8-2 PREYS.COM 63 3-19 Montreat Anderson H W 8-2 4-14 * Eckerd A W 5-4 3-21 St. Xavier H W 4-3 4-16 Northwood A L 1-4 3-21 St. Xavier H W 3-2 4-19 * Barry H L 7-10 3-24 * Florida Southern H W 6-1 4-20 * Barry H W 7-2 3-25 * Florida Southern H W 8-2 4-21 * Barry H L 6-7 3-26 * Florida Southern H L 3-6 4-23 Flager A W 5-4 3-28 Lynn H W 3-1 4-26 * Florida Tech A L 1-3 3-29 Lynn H W 8-5 4-27 * Florida Tech A W 6-4 3-31 * Florida Tech A L 7-8 4-28 * Florida Tech A W 4-3 4-1 * Florida Tech A W 1-0 5-4 * Florida Southern A L 1-3 4-2 * Florida Tech A W 8-6 5-5 * Florida Southern A L 3-4 4-4 Valdosta State H L 1-6 5-6 * Florida Southern A L 2-3 4-8 * Eckerd H W 10-3 5-11 Valdosta State H L 3-7 4-8 * Eckerd H L 5-6 5-12 Valdosta State A L 1-5 4-9 * Eckerd H W 6-5 4-14 * Rollins H W 4-1 * - Sunshine State Conference game 4-15 * Rollins H W 7-5 4-16 * Rollins H W 7-5 4-18 Georgia Southwestern H W 9-4 1997 (39-17) 4-21 * Barry A W 14-9 The Ospreys played their final season as 4-22 * Barry A W 5-3 members of the Sunshine State Conference, 4-23 * Barry A W 14-10 quickly rebounding from an "off-year" and record- 4-25 Armstrong State H W 12-4 ing wins against six of eight Division I Kennel 4-28 * Tampa A L 8-10 Club Classic opponents in February. 4-29 * Tampa A L 10-11 Among the KCC highlights was freshman 4-30 * Tampa A W 6-4 Brian Fleetwood hitting a walk-off grand slam for 5-6 * Saint Leo A W 7-2 an Osprey win against Purdue in the Kennel Club 5-7 * Saint Leo A L 1-7 JOBY BIRR Classic. He later homered in the last inning 5-8 * Saint Leo A W 7-1 against Lynn to fuel an Osprey comeback. UNF advanced to the NCAA II South 5-13 Jacksonville A L 0-7 2-10 Montreat H W 7-4 Regional for the third time and finished the sea- NCAA Division II South Regional 2-11 Montreat H W 8-7 son with a 39-17 record. (Plant City, Fla.) 2-13 Flagler H W 9-5 Senior second baseman Duke Baxter 5-19 Tampa N L 4-5 2-15 Georgia College A L 6-7 entered the NCAA recordbooks with 31 doubles in 5-20 Florida Southern N L 2-6 2-16 Georgia College A L 1-9 a season. Junior first baseman Mac Mackiewitz 2-17 Columbus State A L 1-7 ended the season with a school-record, 17-game * - Sunshine State Conference game 2-18 Columbus State A W 7-4 hitting streak and carried it into the 1998 season. 2-20 Embry-Riddle H W 11-3 2-24 Jacksonville H L 1-5 1996 (26-29) Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 2-27 USC Aiken H L 3-8 After eight years of superlative perform- 2/2 Brewton-Parker H L 1-5 2-28 USC Aiken H W 17-6 ances, the Ospreys stuggled in 1996 despite 2/8 Georgia C&SU H W 9-2 2-29 Edward Waters H W 2-0 opening the season ranked No. 6 in the nation in 2/9 Georgia C&SU H W 10-0 3-3 Vanderbilt H L 6-8 Collegiate Baseball and No. 9 in Baseball America. 2/11 Lynn A W 12-6 3-4 Purdue H W 5-3 There were many individual highlights 2/12 Lynn A W 8-3 3-5 Austin Peay State H L 3-4 along the way, however. Senior infielder Mike 2/16 USC Aiken A L 1-2 3-6 Central Michigan H L 7-8 Pilliod tied a UNF record by collecting five hits in 2/16 USC Aiken A W 9-2 3-6 Xavier H L 4-6 one game in the Ospreys' 17-6 win against USC 2/18 Valdosta State H W 9-3 3-10 Kansas State H L 2-7 Aiken. Junior Chris Snow fired a three-hit shutout, 2/19 Embry-Riddle A W 11-4 3-13 Liberty H L 2-3 blanking Armstrong State 9-0 in April. 2/22 Flagler A W 12-10 3-14 Campbell H W 5-4 UNF hosted the Kennel Club Classic, facing 2/23 Jacksonville A L 3-5 3-16 Troy State H L 6-10 Purdue, Vanderbilt, Central Michigan, Kansas 2/28 Xavier H W 8-1 3-16 Akron H L 0-8 State and Ohio State, among others, prior to the 3/1 Central Michigan H L 6-9 3-17 Ohio State H L 5-16 start of conference play. 3/2 Western Michigan H W 11-9 3-19 W. Va. Wesleyan H L 2-4 The Ospreys finished the season at 26-29, 3/4 Austin Peay H L 11-13 3-20 St. Xavier H W 1-3 the first below-.500 finish in the program's histo- 3/5 Campbell H W 13-12 3-20 St. Xavier H W 7-0 ry. Sophomore Mac Mackiewitz (1B) and senior 3/6 Fairmont State H W 18-4 3-22 * Tampa H W 3-2 Reenn Edmondson (RF) earned second-team all- 3/10 Purdue H W 10-6 3-23 * Tampa H W 6-4 conference and second-team all-region honors. 3/11 Kentucky Wesleyan H W 14-11 3-24 * Tampa H L 6-8 Mackiewitz led the team in hitting with a .359 3/12 Embry-Riddle H L 2-5 3-29 * Saint Leo H L 4-5 average and 15 doubles. Junior outfielder Jay 3/14 * Florida Southern H W 7-5 3-30 * Saint Leo H W 5-3 Nunley finished second in hitting at .349. 3/15 * Florida Southern H L 1-10 3-31 * Saint Leo H L 3-15 Dusty Rhodes was selected as an assistant 3/16 * Florida Southern H L 4-12 4-2 Armstrong State A W 14-9 coach with the Australian Olympic Squad, working 3/18 St. Xavier H W 9-2 4-4 * Rollins H L 3-9 with the team from training camp through the 3/18 St. Xavier H W 13-8 4-5 * Rollins H L 5-6 Olympic Games in Atlanta. 3/19 Stetson A L 5-10 4-6 * Rollins H W 5-3 3/22 * St. Leo A W 3-2 4-9 Armstrong State H W 9-0 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 3/22 * St. Leo A L 6-9 4-12 * Eckerd A W 5-1 2-6 Embry-Riddle A W 2-0 3/23 * St. Leo A W 7-4 4-13 * Eckerd A W 7-4 2-10 Montreat H W 5-4 3/28 * Rollins A W 10-2

64 WWW.UNFOS 3/29 * Rollins A L 3-4 named the UNF Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year. 3-28 * Armstrong Atlantic A L 0-1 3/30 * Rollins A L 2-4 Kevin Jackson stepped in at third base and made 3-28 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 9-5 4/1 Armstrong Atlantic A W 8-3 an immediate impact, hitting .283 with 12 doubles 3-29 * Armstrong Atlantic A L 4-9 4/4 * Eckerd H W 12-1 and 10 home runs. 4-1 Rollins A W 11-7 4/5 * Eckerd H W 14-3 4-4 * UNC Pembroke H W 11-9 4/6 * Eckerd H L 6-7 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 4-4 * UNC Pembroke H W 9-3 4/8 Armstrong Atlantic H W 6-1 1-31 Barry H W 9-8 4-5 * UNC Pembroke H W 6-1 4/13 * Barry A W 13-7 1-31 Barry H W 5-4 4-7 Valdosta State A L 7-8 4/15 Flagler H W 9-2 2-1 Brewton Parker H W 2-1 4-9 Thomas H W 23-1 4/16 Northwood H W 8-4 2-6 Georgia Southwestern H L 2-5 4-14 Embry-Riddle H W 4-2 4/18 * Florida Tech H W 11-1 2-7 Georgia Southwestern H W 15-6 4-15 Florida Southern H W 9-8 4/19 * Florida Tech H L 6-10 2-10 Flagler A W 11-0 4-18 * Georgia C&SU H W 7-6 4/20 * Florida Tech H W 11-5 2-11 Stetson A L 4-13 4-18 * Georgia C&SU H L 9-10 4/23 Valdosta State A W 9-1 2-14 * Lander A W 8-6 4-19 * Georgia C&SU H W 10-8 4/25 Ga. Southwestern A W 13-2 2-14 * Lander A L 1-2 4-21 Northwood H W 6-5 5/1 Lynn H W 7-2 2-15 * Lander A L 4-8 4-24 * Kennesaw State A L 1-6 5/1 Lynn H W 16-15 2-19 Florida Tech H W 11-3 4-25 * Kennesaw State A L 6-12 5/3 Thomas H W 9-0 2-21 * USC Upstate H W 11-3 4-25 * Kennesaw State A L 4-6 5/3 Thomas H W 19-2 2-21 * USC Upstate H W 6-5 Peach Belt Conference Tournament 5/6 * Tampa A W 11-5 2-24 Florida Tech A L 7-10 (Harmon Stadium) 5/7 * Tampa A W 6-4 (10) 2-25 Rollins H W 9-7 5-2 Columbus State H L 8-11 5/8 * Tampa A L 1-8 2-28 * USC Aiken A W 14-4 5-3 Columbus State H L 4-17 5/10 * Barry A W 18-6 2-28 * USC Aiken A W 6-5 5/10 * Barry A W 13-4 3-1 * USC Aiken A L 4-6 * - Peach Belt Conference game NCAA Division II South Regional 3-4 Western Michigan H L 5-7 (Plant City, Fla.) 3-5 Xavier H W 9-8 5/16 Florida Southern N L 1-11 3-9 Central Michigan H L 2-6 1999 (43-17) 5/16 Tampa N L 5-11 3-10 Creighton H L 4-6 The 1999 season was a milestone year for 3-11 St. Xavier H W 5-0 the Ospreys as the team captured its first Peach * - Sunshine State Conference game 3-14 * Francis Marion H W 12-9 Belt Conference championship, finishing with a 43- 3-14 * Francis Marion H L 1-3 17 overall record and a 22-8 mark in the confer- 3-15 * Francis Marion H L 7-9 ence. Along with their first PBC championship, 1998 (32-21) 3-17 Valdosta State H W 5-4 UNF spent five weeks ranked as the number one The Ospreys opened the 1998 season with 3-18 Concord H W 17-11 team in the country - UNF's first top ranking in a No. 9 national ranking and faced a new chal- 3-21 * Columbus State H W 10-9 the regular season in Division II. lenge - the Peach Belt Conference. UNF posted a 3-21 * Columbus State H W 9-8 The Ospreys advanced to the NCAA 32-21 record and finished as the PBC runner-up to 3-22 * Columbus State H W 10-4 Division II South Atlantic Regional and went 3-2, Kennesaw State, the team that was ranked No. 1 3-24 Flagler H W 13-9 advancing to the championship game before in the nation throughout the regular season. 3-25 Jacksonville H L 5-11 falling to No. 2-ranked Kennesaw State, which Midway through the season, the Ospreys ended up finishing as the national runner-up. got hot, winning 15 of 19 games, including a Rhodes was named Conference Coach of three-game sweep in PBC series against Columbus the Year and reached several coaching milestones. State and UNC Pembroke. Osprey batters tied a He picked up career win No. 800 against Florida school record with six home runs against Thomas Southern and also recorded his 500th win with College - freshman Brian Rapp hit two, and Mac UNF. Mackiewitz, Lee McCool, Kevin Jackson and Brian Kevin Jackson set a single-season record Fleetwood also homered. with 20 home runs and was selected in the 13th Sophomore outfielder Matt Schneider hit round of the June draft by the Detroit Tigers. Matt .322 with 13 home runs - the most by a sopho- Schneider hit 19 home runs, setting the career more at UNF - with 44 RBIs. His 13 homers also record of 34. He was drafted in the seventh round ranked as the fourth-best in a season. He posted by the Pittsburgh Pirates. A third player, Steve a .691 slugging percentage, which ranked as the Stewart, went pro, signing with the Milwaukee second-best season percentage. He and relief Brewers as a free agent. During the season, he pitcher Dan Roszel earned All-Region honors. threw a one-hitter and a two-hitter against NCAA Mackiewitz wrapped up his four-year I teams. career at first base by compiling a 19-game hitting Lee McCool (INF), Matt Schneider (RF) and streak, running from the 1998-99 season, a UNF Kevin Kay (C) earned All-Region and All- record. He also became the all-time leader in hits, Conference honors. at-bats, runs batted in, and doubles. John O'Neil Senior Tysen Duva was named the UNF finished his four-year career hitting .310 as a sen- Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year for the second ior, and Josh Norman (5-3), Brett McKee (5-2) and year in a row and was also selected to the GTE Jason Anderson (1-1) all finished their four-year Academic All-America First Team. pitching careers. Freshman pitcher Matt Incinelli earned PBC Matt Everett finished his Osprey career Freshman of the Year honors, going 11-2 with a with 16 wins, tied for ninth all time, and 149 3.20 ERA. Jeremy Robinson (S), Brian Fleetwood strikeouts, also tied for ninth. He averaged 7.08 (1B) and Jackson were named to the D-II South strikeouts per nine innings. Lee McCool led the Atlantic Region All-Tournament Team. team with a .339 average and also had six home runs and 31 RBIs as a freshman. Tysen Duva hit DUKE BAXTER Date Opponent H/A W/L Score .337 with 12 doubles and six home runs and was 1-29 Barton H W 15-5 PREYS.COM 65 1-30 Barton H W 17-6 1 position in the poll, maintaining that throughout 3-4 * Augusta State A W 7-1 2-6 Tampa A W 9-5 the regular season. 3-5 * Augusta State A W 8-6 2-6 Tampa A L 5-10 The Ospreys played a strong non-confer- 3-6 Central Michigan H W 14-2 2-7 Tampa A W 4-3 ence schedule again in 2000, facing and defeating 3-9 St. John's H L 8-10 2-9 Florida Tech A W 9-5 Division I opponents Michigan, Notre Dame, 3-11 * Francis Marion H W 16-3 2-13 * Lander H W 14-9 Central Michigan and Stetson. Senior Kyle Catrett 3-11 * Francis Marion H W 7-5 2-13 * Lander H W 7-4 set the UNF record with a 29-game hitting streak 3-12 * Francis Marion H W 4-2 2-14 * Lander H L 3-4 in mid-season. 3-13 Notre Dame H W 6-1 2-16 Embry-Riddle H W 9-8 UNF successfully defended its Peach Belt 3-16 Illinois H L 6-16 2-17 Flagler A W 5-4 Conference title, clinching the title against Georgia 3-18 * Columbus State H W 5-4 2-20 * USC Upstate A W 15-7 College & State. The Ospreys then took two of 3-19 * Columbus State H W 13-7 2-20 * USC Upstate A W 9-4 three games at Kennesaw State to finish the con- 3-19 * Columbus State H W 7-3 2-21 * USC Upstate A W 15-8 ference season with a 26-4 record. 3-22 Valdosta State A W 6-3 2-23 Florida Tech H L 4-6 Seven Ospreys earned PBC all-conference 3-25 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 4-1 2-27 * USC Aiken H W 17-7 honors, a UNF record, while head coach Dusty 3-25 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 4-3 2-27 * USC Aiken H W 11-4 Rhodes was selected as the PBC Coach of the 3-26 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 7-0 2-28 * USC Aiken H W 16-10 Year, and sophomore Matt Incinelli was named the 3-29 Stetson A W 10-6 3-1 Xavier H W 6-5 PBC Pitcher of the Year. Those named to the all- 4-1 * UNC Pembroke H W 6-0 3-4 Western Michigan H W 8-1 conference team included Lee McCool, Greg 4-1 * UNC Pembroke H W 12-0 3-6 * Augusta State H W 23-5 Labbe, Kevin Kay, Kyle Catrett, Matt Incinelli, 4-2 * UNC Pembroke H W 3-2 3-6 * Augusta State H W 7-3 Adam Horne and Jerrod Payne. 4-4 Flagler A W 11-6 3-7 * Augusta State H L 5-7 UNF hosted and won the 2000 NCAA II 4-8 Thomas H W 16-9 3-10 Central Michigan H W 10-0 South Atlantic Regional. Sophomore pitcher Mike 4-9 Thomas H W 16-6 3-11 Lenoir Rhyne H W 9-5 Wood earned Tournament MVP honors, and Kevin 4-11 Valdosta State H W 11-7 3-13 * Francis Marion A W 6-0 Kay, Kyle Catrett, Nick Steppe and Lee McCool 4-12 Embry-Riddle H L 7-8 3-13 * Francis Marion A W 12-3 were named to the All-Tournament Team. 4-15 * Georgia C&SU H W 24-5 3-15 * Francis Marion A W 4-2 The top-ranked Ospreys advanced to the 4-15 * Georgia C&SU H W 4-2 3-17 St. Xavier H W 16-3 2000 NCAA II College World Series in 4-16 * Georgia C&SU H W 5-4 3-18 Illinois H L 11-12 Montgomery, Ala., where they finished third. They 4-21 * Kennesaw State A W 3-1 3-20 * Columbus State A L 1-7 opened with a 9-0 win over Indianapolis, then fell 4-21 * Kennesaw State A W 7-0 3-20 * Columbus State A W 14-5 3-0 to Southeastern Oklahoma State, then 4-22 * Kennesaw State A L 1-8 3-21 * Columbus State A W 11-5 rebounded with a 12-1 win over Central Missouri 5-3 Flagler H W 8-1 3-23 Rollins A L 6-8 State. They finished the season falling to Fort 5-9 Jacksonville H L 4-10 3-25 Valdosta State H W 19-7 Hays State 13-10. 5-13 Tampa A L 10-11 3-27 * Armstrong Atlantic H L 2-8 Five Ospreys earned All-America honors, a 5-14 Tampa A W 10-7 3-28 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 5-2 UNF record. Payne and Catrett were named to the NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional 3-28 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 6-0 first team, Incinelli earned second-team honors (Harmon Stadium) 3-30 Embry-Riddle H W 2-1 and Kay and McCool were named to the third 5-18 Kennesaw State H W 7-3 4-2 * UNC Pembroke A W 8-2 team. Senior catcher Kevin Kay and junior left 5-19 Mount Olive H W 3-0 4-2 * UNC Pembroke A W 12-3 fielder Nick Steppe earned all-tournament (CWS) 5-20 Georgia C&SU H W 8-6 4-3 * UNC Pembroke A W 7-5 honors. NCAA Division II Baseball Championship 4-7 Flagler H W 12-2 Head coach Dusty Rhodes recorded win (Montgomery, Ala.) 4-13 Florida Southern A W 14-6 No. 850 of his career and 550 with the Ospreys in 5-27 Indianapolis N W 9-0 4-14 Saint Leo H W 6-4 the last two weeks of the regular season. He was 5-29 SE Oklahoma State N L 0-3 4-17 * Georgia C&SU A W 13-11 selected as the ABCA South Atlantic Region Coach 5-31 Central Missouri State N W 12-1 4-17 * Georgia C&SU A L 2-3 of the Year. 6-1 Fort Hays State N L 10-13 4-18 * Georgia C&SU A L 7-9 4-20 Valdosta State A L 4-5 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score * - Peach Belt Conference game 4-21 Jacksonville A L 3-5 1-29 Barry H W 9-4 4-24 * Kennesaw State H W 9-8 1-29 Barry H W 3-2 2001 (47-17) 4-24 * Kennesaw State H L 1-10 2-1 Embry-Riddle H W 12-2 The 2001 baseball season was much like 4-25 * Kennesaw State H L 7-11 2-3 Ala.-Huntsville H L 11-24 the 2000 season, with all the excitement and fun 5-1 Tampa H L 3-4 2-5 Presbyterian H W 9-8 to go along with it. The Ospreys opened the sea- 5-2 Tampa H W 13-3 2-6 Saint Leo H W 2-1 son with a No. 2 national ranking. NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional 2-8 Flagler H W 7-2 The Ospreys played a strong non-confer- (at Kennesaw State) 2-9 Florida Tech A W 7-2 ence schedule again in 2001, facing and defeating 5-13 Armstrong Atlantic N W 6-2 2-12 * Lander A W 14-4 Division I opponents Ohio State and Gardner- 5-14 Kennesaw State A L 5-8 2-12 * Lander A L 6-7 Webb. 5-14 Armstrong Atlantic N W 3-2 2-13 * Lander A W 11-3 Sophomore catcher Jesse Collins stepped 5-15 Kennesaw State A W 4-1 2-16 Florida Tech H L 6-7 up in the loss of All-America catcher Kevin Kay. 5-15 Kennesaw State A L 0-5 2-19 * USC Upstate H W 19-1 Collins went on to bat .319 and drive in 43. 2-19 * USC Upstate H W 6-5 Collins was selected as the team MVP for the * - Peach Belt Conference game 2-20 * USC Upstate H W 14-5 2001 season. 2-26 * USC Aiken A W 17-6 UNF successfully defended its Peach Belt 2-26 * USC Aiken A L 5-10 Conference title for the third consecutive year. 2000 (49-14) 2-27 * USC Aiken A W 6-4 The Ospreys made it known that they would take The 2000 season proved to be one of the 2-29 Michigan H W 9-2 a run for the conference title when they came out most successful and exciting ones in Osprey base- 3-1 W. Michigan H L 7-8 of the box and only lost three games in their first ball history. UNF opened the season with a No. 4 3-4 * Augusta State A L 0-3 six conference series. UNF finished up the confer- national ranking and quickly moved up to the No. ence season by taking two of three from both

66 WWW.UNFOS Georgia College & State and Kennesaw State. The Ospreys had four players named to the All-Peach Belt Conference Team. Head coach Dusty Rhodes was also selected conference Coach of the Year. Those named to the all-conference team included Ricky Willis, Tod Ewasko, Matt Incinelli and Brian Rauch. UNF hosted the 2001 South Atlantic Regional for the third consecutive year. The Ospreys went on to win the regional, and first baseman Ryan McDonald was named tournament MVP. The Ospreys went into the 2001 World Series looking for a national championship. This was their second trip in two years to Montgomery, Ala. However, the Ospreys finished third in the tournament for the second consecutive year. The Ospreys opened the tournament with a 9-7 victory against Delta State. Next, the Ospreys had to face SIU Edwardsville, but UNF All-America pitcher Tod Ewasko held SIU Edwardsville to only three runs in a round-two victory. The Ospreys, however, went on to lose two in a row to Delta State and Central Missouri State. Ewasko and Matt Incinelli both earned first-team All-America honors. Head coach Dusty Rhodes recorded his 4-4 Saint Leo A W 6-3 trip to the Division II World Series, UNF did win 900th win and went on to be named the ABCA 4-5 Saint Leo A W 9-5 40 games, finishing the season with a 40-16 South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year for the 4-10 Flagler H W 9-8 record, and they finished second in the Peach Belt second consecutive season. 4-11 Valdosta State H L 2-10 Conference. Throughout the regular season the 4-13 * Georgia C&SU A W 11-5 Ospreys only spent two weeks out of the top five Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 4-13 * Georgia C&SU A L 5-8 in the national poll and ended the season as the 1-26 Saint Leo H W 4-3 4-14 * Georgia C&SU A W 3-0 10th-ranked team in the country. 1-27 Presbyterian H W 1-0 4-18 Flagler A W 10-2 The 2002 edition of the UNF baseball 1-28 Barry H W 8-2 4-21 * Kennesaw State H L 5-6 squad had 12 seniors on its roster, including one 2-2 Ala.-Huntsville H W 4-1 4-21 * Kennesaw State H W 6-3 of the top pitching staffs in the country. Two All- 2-2 Lincoln Memorial A L 6-7 4-22 * Kennesaw State H W 9-3 Americans in Matt Incinelli and Tod Ewasko and 2-7 Embry-Riddle H L 3-10 4-24 Valdosta State A W 16-4 one pre-season All-American coming off arm sur- 2-10 * Lander H W 9-3 4-28 * Augusta State H W 7-5 gery in 2001, Adam Horne, highlighted the UNF 2-10 * Lander H W 6-2 4-28 * Augusta State H W 4-3 rotation. 2-11 * Lander H L 3-6 4-29 * Augusta State H W 4-0 UNF opened the season with the Peach 2-14 Embry-Riddle A W 9-5 5-5 Flagler A W 9-8 Belt Challenge, which brought in Florida Tech, 2-17 * USC Upstate A W 3-0 5-8 Florida Southern H L 4-5 Limestone and Presbyterian. After winning their 2-18 * USC Upstate A W 6-5 5-9 Florida Southern H L 2-3 opening three games, the Ospreys suffered one of 2-18 * USC Upstate A W 3-2 5-13 Tampa H W 5-2 the worst losses in team history when Embry 2-20 Stetson A L 3-5 5-13 Tampa H L 6-7 Riddle knocked UNF out of its No. 1 ranking with 2-24 * USC Aiken H W 7-6 NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional a 20-3 win. 2-24 * USC Aiken H W 7-5 (Harmon Stadium) After opening the conference season with 2-25 * USC Aiken H W 9-2 5-17 Belmont Abbey H W 9-1 an 8-1 record, including sweeps against Francis 2-28 Florida Tech A W 15-6 5-18 Kennesaw State H W 12-6 Marion and USC Upstate at home, and taking two 3-3 Ohio State H W 14-10 5-19 Kennesaw State H L 10-12 of three from Augusta State in Georgia, the 3-4 Gardner-Webb H W 9-3 5-19 Kennesaw State H W 8-5 Ospreys opened up their annual Kennel Club 3-5 Gardner-Webb H W 23-6 NCAA Division II Baseball Championship Classic on March 1 against Ohio State. After two 3-7 Florida Tech H L 9-12 (Montgomery, Ala.) close losses to OSU and Campbell, UNF began a 3-10 * Francis Marion A W 4-1 5-26 Delta State N W 9-7 season-long, 12-game winning streak, including 3-10 * Francis Marion A W 8-0 5-28 SIU Edwardsville N W 7-3 five victories over Division I teams. 3-11 * Francis Marion A W 4-1 5-31 Delta State N L 7-11 After setting themselves up to host the 3-14 Dallas Baptist H W 8-6 6-1 Central Mo. State N L 5-8 Division II South Atlantic Regional for the fourth 3-17 * Columbus State A W 6-4 consecutive year with series wins against 3-17 * Columbus State A W 10-3 * - Peach Belt Conference game Kennesaw State and Georgia College & State, the 3-18 * Columbus State A L 12-13 Ospreys went on the road to USC Aiken. UNF and 3-24 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 9-6 Aiken split a doubleheader the the first day of the 3-24 * Armstrong Atlantic H L 10-13 2002 (40-16) series before the Pacers ended UNF's streak of 29 3-25 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 21-5 The 2002 UNF baseball season opened straight winning series in the PBC with a walk-off 3-28 Jacksonville A L 0-6 with the Ospreys atop the NCAA Division II home run in the bottom of the ninth of the series' 3-31 * UNC Pembroke A W 3-0 national poll, but it didn't end quite the way the final game. 3-31 * UNC Pembroke A W 10-0 Ospreys had planned. With a No. 2 tournament seed, the 4-1 * UNC Pembroke A W 9-2 Despite not qualifying for a third straight Ospreys opened up against eventual national PREYS.COM 67 champion Columbus State at the South Atlantic Regional in Kennesaw, Ga. In a game that UNF hoped would be dominated by its extremely talented pitching staff, the Ospreys and Cougars pounded out 23 total runs as CSU dumped UNF into the losers bracket, 13-10. UNF went on to lose 3-2 to Georgia College & State the next day.

Individually, Incinelli passed former Ospreys star and Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Sid Roberson for all-time wins in a UNF uniform with 45, and the Ospreys graduated the most talented group of seniors in their history.

Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 1-31 ^ Florida Tech H W 11-5 2-1 ^ Limestone H W 14-7 2-2 ^ Presbyterian H W 6-5 2-6 Embry-Riddle H L 3-20 2-9 * Francis Marion H W 4-1 2-9 * Francis Marion H W 6-4 2-10 * Francis Marion H W 5-1 2-13 Florida Tech A L 1-3 2-16 * USC Upstate H W 6-1 2-16 * USC Upstate H W 11-0 2-17 * USC Upstate H W 12-5 2-20 Flagler H W 3-1 2-23 * Augusta State A W 6-0 2-23 * Augusta State A L 3-5 2-24 * Augusta State A W 12-4 (at Kennesaw State) both Armstrong Atlantic State and Kennesaw 3-1 Ohio State H L 1-3 5-16 Columbus State N L 10-13 State. Marion Knowles and Justin Cerrato helped 3-4 Campbell H L 10-11 5-17 Georgia C&SU N L 2-3 key UNF's run to a conference title. They were 3-7 James Madison H W 9-5 awarded the conference Player and Pitcher of the 3-8 Gardner-Webb H W 6-2 * - Peach Belt Conference game Week awards, respectively, in back-to-back 3-9 Detroit H W 22-1 ^ - Peach Belt Challenge (Harmon Stadium) weeks. 3-9 Birmingham-So. H W 9-7 All-American Jeff Millsaps added to the 3-10 Butler H W 5-3 team honors, winning Peach Belt Player of the 3-11 Navy H W 14-3 Week April 14. Millsaps turned out to be a consis- 3-16 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 4-2 2003 (39-18) The University of North Florida baseball tent bat in the UNF lineup all season, becoming 3-16 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 5-0 team started out the season with plenty of fresh the first UNF player ever to hit better than .400 in 3-17 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 17-3 faces, but from the beginning it was clear that a season. Millsaps finished play with a .401 bat- 3-23 * UNC Pembroke H W 6-3 the same success the Ospreys have enjoyed in ting average, led the team in stolen bases, slug- 3-23 * UNC Pembroke H W 9-7 coach Dusty Rhodes' 16 years at the helm of the ging percentage and runs, and finished second in 3-24 * UNC Pembroke H W 14-4 UNF baseball program would continue in 2003. RBIs. 3-27 Valdosta State H L 2-8 After a shaky start to Peach Belt Joseph Russell seemed to be the one 3-29 * Lander A W 7-2 Conference play, the young Ospreys grew up, and knocking Millsaps in most of the season. He led 3-29 * Lander A W 8-1 as they continued to mature they kept moving the team with 75 RBIs to go along with seven 3-30 * Lander A L 2-4 closer to a conference title. Along with finishing home runs and a .294 average. 4-2 St. Leo H W 6-4 tied at the top of the conference for the fourth As the offensive production picked up, so 4-3 St. Leo H W 11-3 time in five seasons, UNF also made it to a fifth- did the production of the UNF pitching staff. The 4-6 * Kennesaw State A W 4-3 straight regional, defeated four teams ranked in trio of Brian Rauch, Robert Burris and Jacob 4-6 * Kennesaw State A L 1-2 the top five in the nation and spent the entire Dixon combined for 25 wins, each finishing the 4-7 * Kennesaw State A W 16-3 season in the top 30 of the national poll. year with an ERA of less than 4.00. 4-13 * Georgia C&SU H L 9-14 UNF's season came to a screeching halt in When the starters weren't able to finish 4-13 * Georgia C&SU H W 6-1 the championship game of the South Atlantic their work, Justin Cerrato was able to lend a help- 4-14 * Georgia C&SU H W 6-2 Regional, but before the year was finished, the ing hand out of the bullpen, nailing down 10 4-17 Flagler A W 5-3 Ospreys managed to put together a 39-18 record saves in the regular season to go along with a 4-20 * USC Aiken A L 2-5 and 18-9 mark in conference play. team-leading 1.84 ERA. 4-20 * USC Aiken A W 6-3 UNF started the season as the No. 6 team The performances of both Cerrato and 4-21 * USC Aiken A L 7-9 in the country and quickly moved up to No. 4 in Burris were good enough to land both of them 4-24 Valdosta State A W 13-1 the polls after putting on an offensive show, with All-America spots. 4-27 * Columbus State H W 9-5 the team averaging more than 12 runs a game in UNF fans waved a sad goodbye to seven 4-27 * Columbus State H W 3-2 its first two weeks of play. seniors: Jesse Collins, Randy Hart, Justin 4-28 * Columbus State H L 5-7 After a lull during the middle of the sea- Newbern, Burris, Rauch, Kazu Nagai and Delvin 5-7 Florida Southern A W 6-3 son, UNF took four of five games from Division I Haskell. 5-8 Florida Southern A L 2-4 competition at the Kennel Club Classic, including 5-10 Tampa A W 12-3 a 14-5 win against Michigan State. Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 5-11 Tampa A L 4-6 The Ospreys carried that success into con- 2-1 Florida Tech H W 11-6 5-13 Jacksonville H W 15-7 ference play, taking two of three games from 2-2 Nova Southeastern H W 18-1 NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional

68 WWW.UNFOS 2-3 Presbyterian H W 8-6 UNF managed another patented turn- 3-27 * Francis Marion H W 8-0 2-5 Florida Gulf Coast A W 14-2 around, however, that started among the best in 3-27 * Francis Marion H L 3-5 2-8 * Francis Marion A L 0-5 the country during the two-week Kennel Club 3-28 * Francis Marion H W 9-8 2-8 * Francis Marion A L 3-4 Classic. The Ospreys went 5-1 against Division I 3-30 Florida Tech H W 6-4 2-9 * Francis Marion A L 0-9 teams, defeating the likes of Western Michigan (3- 3-31 Flagler A L 1-11 2-12 Embry-Riddle H W 5-2 1), Ohio State (8-0), Michigan State (18-1), 4-3 * Lander A W 5-4 2-19 Flagler A W 5-2 Illinois State (10-0) and Butler (11-3). 4-3 * Lander A L 0-1 2-22 * Augusta State H W 23-5 From then on it seemed as if the Ospreys 4-4 * Lander A W 3-2 2-22 * Augusta State H W 4-2 would sail through the Peach Belt Conference. 4-9 * Columbus State H W 2-1 2-23 * Augusta State H L 6-10 Following the Kennel Club Classic, UNF 4-10 * Columbus State H L 5-11 2-25 Embry-Riddle A L 1-11 traveled to Kennesaw State and swept the Owls in 4-10 * Columbus State H W 6-5 2-27 Dallas Baptist H W 6-5 the three-game series. 4-13 Valdosta State H W 9-3 2-28 Dallas Baptist H W 3-1 Dusty Rhodes, in his 17th season at the 4-17 * USC Upstate H W 8-1 3-2 Jacksonville A L 3-8 helm for the Ospreys, then picked up win No. 4-17 * USC Upstate H W 4-1 3-6 Central Michigan H W 10-2 1000 in his career later that week in a road game 4-17 * USC Upstate H W 8-7 3-8 Michigan State H W 13-5 against Mount Olive. 4-21 Valdosta State H W 13-9 3-10 Eastern Illinois H W 13-9 UNF rolled through the rest of the regular 4-23 * USC Aiken A W 10-3 3-11 Notre Dame H L 1-6 season, never dropping a conference series and 4-23 * USC Aiken A W 11-6 3-11 Navy H W 9-3 picking up its second-straight and fifth conference 4-24 * USC Aiken A L 2-3 3-15 * Armstrong AtlanticH W 9-5 title in the past six seasons. 4-30 * Augusta State A L 4-8 3-15 * Armstrong AtlanticH L 1-8 As the NCAA South Atlantic Regional rolled 5-1 * Augusta State A W 9-7 3-16 * Armstrong AtlanticH W 6-0 into Jacksonville, the Ospreys sat atop the rank- 5-1 * Augusta State A W 3-1 3-18 ^ Nebraska-Omaha N L 5-7 ings for the tournament. 5-4 Florida Southern A W 5-4 3-22 * UNC-Pembroke A W 3-0 However, after taking their first game of 5-7 Tampa A L 0-6 3-22 * UNC-Pembroke A W 5-1 the tournament from Augusta State 9-6, UNF fell NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional 3-23 * UNC-Pembroke A L 2-13 in a pitcher's duel, 4-2, to Columbus State. After (Harmon Stadium) 3-26 Valdosta State H W 8-5 reaching the final game by beating Pfeiffer 4-3, 5-13 Augusta State H W 9-6 3-29 * Lander H W 3-0 the Ospreys lost again to Columbus State, 7-6, to 5-14 Columbus State H L 2-4 3-29 * Lander H W 4-3 end their season with a 41-18 overall record. 5-14 Pfeiffer H W 4-3 3-30 * Lander H W 6-5 Travis Stanton earned postseason honors 5-15 Columbus State H L 6-7 4-1 St. Leo A L 1-5 by being named to the Rawlings/American 4-2 St. Leo A W 8-3 Baseball Coaches Association NCAA Division II All- * - Peach Belt Conference game 4-5 * Kennesaw State H W 28-14 America second Team. Stanton finished the sea- & - Louisville Slugger/TPX Division II Challenge 4-5 * Kennesaw State H W 8-2 son with a 12-2 overall record and a 2.38 ERA. He (Harmon Stadium) 4-6 * Kennesaw State H L 1-2 was also named Pitcher of the Year for both the 4-12 * Georgia C&SU A W 15-1 Peach Belt Conference and the South Atlantic 4-12 * Georgia C&SU A W 4-3 Region. 2005 (48-16) 4-13 * Georgia C&SU A W 10-2 The University of North Florida baseball 4-15 Flagler H W 6-3 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score team left the Division II ranks in a blaze of glory. 4-16 Valdosta State A W 9-4 1-31 Presbyterian H W 8-0 With the move to Division I and the 4-18 * USC Aiken H W 5-3 2-1 Presbyterian H W 5-3 Atlantic Sun Conference pending, UNF made its 4-18 * USC Aiken H W 5-1 2-5 & Lynn H L 3-8 final season on the Division II level a memorable 4-19 * USC Aiken H L 1-9 2-7 & Alabama-HuntsvilleH L 5-7 one, posting 48 wins en route to finishing the 4-22 Florida Tech A L 2-3 2-7 & Nova SoutheasternH W 2-1 2005 season as the national runner-up, South 4-26 * Columbus State A W 7-3 2-8 & Montevallo H W 8-6 Atlantic Regional champion and Peach Belt 4-26 * Columbus State A L 3-5 2-10 Embry-Riddle A L 0-1 Conference champion. 4-27 * Columbus State A W 3-0 2-15 * UNC-Pembroke H L 7-8 The Ospreys' 48-16 mark was just one win 5-3 Florida Southern H W 9-6 2-15 * UNC-Pembroke H W 10-8 shy of tying the school's highest single-season win 5-4 Florida Southern H L 3-4 2-16 * UNC-Pembroke H W 3-1 total on the Division II level — a mark set by the 5-10 Tampa H W 9-4 2-17 Flagler H L 2-10 2000 squad (49-14). The Ospreys finished the 5-11 Tampa H W 10-9 2-18 Florida Tech A L 3-5 season with a 26-8 mark against ranked teams. NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional 2-21 * Georgia C&SU H W 15-3 In their final season in the Division II (Harmon Stadium) 2-21 * Georgia C&SU H L 0-9 South Atlantic Regional, the Ospreys left their 5-15 Francis Marion H W 7-6 2-22 * Georgia C&SU H W 10-8 mark by doing something that had never been 5-16 Kennesaw State H L 7-8 2-29 Western Michigan H W 3-1 done before in SAR history. 5-16 Francis Marion H W 10-0 3-5 Ohio State H W 8-0 After topping USC Aiken 3-1 in their first 5-17 Kennesaw State H L 1-4 3-6 Michigan State H W 18-1 game of the regional, the Ospreys came up a run 3-8 Illinois State H W 10-0 short in a 10-9 loss to longtime rival Kennesaw * - Peach Belt Conference game 3-9 Butler H W 11-3 State to fall into the loser's bracket of the tourna- ^ - Played at Ormond Beach, Fla. 3-10 Connecticut H L 5-8 ment. 3-13 * Kennesaw State A W 11-0 Needing three wins over the course of two 3-13 * Kennesaw State A W 10-6 days to advance out of the regional and into the 2004 (41-18) 3-14 * Kennesaw State A W 10-7 Division II College Baseball Championship in The 2004 University of North Florida base- 3-16 Mount Olive A L 8-10 Montgomery, Ala., the Ospreys rallied to score a ball team opened the 2004 season ranked third in 3-17 Mount Olive A W 9-2 10-9 win over USC Aiken on May 20 and back-to- the NCAA Division II preseason poll. The Ospreys 3-20 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 7-3 back wins over Kennesaw State on May 21 to opened up their first 13 games with a 7-6 record, 3-20 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 6-2 become the first team in SAR history to win three taking two of three games in both of the first two 3-21 * Armstrong Atlantic A W 6-2 games in a row from the loser's bracket to claim conference series against UNC Pembroke and 3-23 Jacksonville H W 12-3 the regional championship. Georgia College & State. 3-25 Felician H W 17-1 69 PREYS.COM In a tournament filled with heroic performances, a pair of right-handed pitchers stole the show for the Ospreys. Junior right-hander Jacob Dixon powered UNF to the win in their first outing of the tournament by tossing a complete-game, four hitter in the Ospreys' 3-1 win over the Pacers. One day later, the UNF hurler was back on the mound after throwing 104 pitches in his first outing to help lead the Ospreys to a 6-5 win over Kennesaw State in the seventh and deciding game of the South Atlantic Regional. For his efforts, Dixon received the tournament's Most Outstanding Player award. Redshirt- freshman Travis Martin also earned all-tournament honors after earning the win in game one of the final day, along with Marion Knowles (.478, 5 2B, 4 RBIs, 5 runs), second baseman Mike Fryrear (.389, 5 RBIs, 4 runs) and Sadry Café (.400, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 4 runs). UNF continued its dominance through the first three games of the College Baseball Championship, scoring victories over Southern Connecticut State (7-1), West Virginia State (5-2) and Grand Valley State (2-1) on its way to a rematch with in-state rival Florida Southern in the national title game. In the end, the Mocs' hot bats proved to be too much for the Ospreys. Third baseman Jon Skorupski, along with 3-25 * Francis Marion A W 2-1 centerfielder Josh Howard, Café and closer Josh 2006 (34-21, 20-10) 3-26 * Francis Marion A W 5-1 Papelbon, earned all-championship team honors. It didn't take long for the North Florida 3-30 Jacksonville A W 8-0 Skorupski, designated hitter Brennan baseball team to make an impact at the Division I 4-2 * Lander H W 8-5 Grogan, Knowles and rightfielder Café garnered level —- finishing 34-21 overall and 20-10 in its 4-2 * Lander H W 11-1 all-conference honors, while Skorupski, Grogan, first year as a member of the Atlantic Sun 4-3 * Lander H W 6-2 Knowles and Café earned first team all-region Conference and 14-7 against Division I teams 4-9 * Columbus State A L 3-7 honors. Starting pitcher Kyle Aylor and Papelbon from Florida. 4-9 * Columbus State A W 1-0 earned second-team all-region honors. The Ospreys started the season with nine- 4-10 * Columbus State A W 8-5 consecutive road games and tallied a 6-3 record 4-12 Florida Tech A L 2-7 Date Opponent H/A W/L Score during that stretch. The road-swing featured a 4-16 * USC Upstate A W 8-5 2-4 West Florida A W 5-4 win over No. 17 LSU and a three-game sweep of 4-16 * USC Upstate A W 8-7 2-4 West Florida A W 10-5 in-state foe UCF. Jeremy Papelbon recorded the 4-17 * USC Upstate A W 3-1 2-5 West Florida A W 2-1 first of three Atlantic Sun Pitcher of the Week 4-20 Valdosta State A W 5-4 2-8 Valdosta State H W 11-1 awards after tossing seven scoreless innings and 4-23 * USC Aiken H W 8-6 2-9 Florida Tech H L 9-8 allowing just three hits in UNF's 13-0 victory in 4-23 * USC Aiken H W 10-4 2-12 * UNC Pembroke A L 4-5 game two of the series against the Golden 4-24 * USC Aiken H W 7-4 2-12 * UNC Pembroke A L 3-4 Knights. 4-30 * Augusta State H W 10-2 2-13 * UNC Pembroke A L 4-9 UNF opened the month of March with 4-30 * Augusta State H W 7-3 2-16 Flagler A W 7-4 some international flare against Aoyama Gakuin 5-1 * Augusta State H W 6-1 2-19 * Georgia C&SU A W 9-4 — a four-time national collegiate champion in 5-3 Flagler H W 8-3 2-19 * Georgia C&SU A W 3-1 Japan — before diving into its first Atlantic Sun 5-10 Florida Southern H L 1-2 2-20 * Georgia C&SU A L 0-4 Conference series against Stetson. The Hatters 5-11 Florida Southern H W 5-3 2-25 ^ Alabama-HuntsvilleN W 9-3 found out first-hand what Osprey baseball was all 5-13 Tampa H L 8-11 2-26 ^ Columbus State N L 2-3 about after UNF took two of three games in the 5-14 Tampa H L 6-7 3-2 Western Michigan H W 2-0 series. Senior shortstop Matt Oxendine earned NCAA Division II South Atlantic Regional 3-3 Western Michigan H W 8-5 Atlantic Sun Player of the Week accolades on (Harmon Stadium) 3-4 Brown H W 10-2 March 6 after going 5-for-10 with two doubles 5-19 USC Aiken H W 3-1 3-5 Michigan State H W 12-4 and three RBIs in the series. 5-20 Kennesaw State H L 9-10 3-8 Belmont H W 11-7 The Ospreys won five of their first six A- 5-20 USC Aiken H W 10-9 3-9 Campbell H W 12-8 Sun games after sweeping Campbell at Harmon 5-21 Kennesaw State H W 8-3 3-11 Ohio State H L 10-16 Stadium and closed out the month of March by 5-21 Kennesaw State H W 6-5 3-12 * Kennesaw State H W 17-3 winning two of three games against conference NCAA Division II National Championship 3-12 * Kennesaw State H L 1-4 preseason favorite Florida Atlantic. On April 1, (Montgomery, Ala.) 3-13 * Kennesaw State H W 14-9 the Ospreys found themselves in sole possession 5-29 Southern Conn. StateN W 7-1 3-15 Iowa H W 5-4 of first place in the conference after sweeping a 5-31 West Virginia State N W 5-2 3-19 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 6-2 doubleheader against Mercer. UNF then welcomed 6-2 Grand Valley State N W 2-1 3-20 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 4-3 19th-ranked Florida to the Jacksonville Baseball 6-4 Florida Southern N L 9-12 3-20 * Armstrong Atlantic H W 6-0 Grounds on April 4 and shocked the Division I * - Peach Belt Conference game 3-23 Flagler H W 2-0 national runner-up of 2005 with a 6-5 win in front ^ - Played at Paterson Field in Montgomery, Ala. 3-25 * Francis Marion A L 3-4 of 6,210 fans.

70 WWW.UNFOS Matt Oxendine became UNF's all-time 2007 (24-32, 13-14) faced en route to a scoreless four innings of relief leader for most games played in the Ospreys' and a save. The 2007 campaign proved to be a chal- series finale against Gardner-Webb on May 7, and lenging one for the North Florida baseball team, Rhodes tallied his 800th career win at North Date Opponent H/A W/L Score with the Ospreys going up against some of the Florida in the Ospreys' 11-2 win over Bethune- 2/9 Coastal Carolina^ A L 8-1 toughest competition Division I had to offer — Cookman on May 11. UNF closed out the season 2/10 Virginia^ N L 10-1 combined with a roster stocked full of youth and with a series victory against Lipscomb and were 2/11 Elon^ A L 10-1 inexperience. winners of 14 of their last 16 games. 2/14 Georgia Southern H L 13-9 The Ospreys faced seven opponents that If the Ospreys had been eligible for post- 2/16 Tulane A L 5-1 were ranked or became ranked during the season. season play they would have earned the second 2/17 Tulane A L 20-5 While the team had its ups and downs in the seed in the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament. 2/18 Tulane A L 5-1 Atlantic Sun Conference, UNF still finished in sixth 2/23 Towson H W 9-1 place with a 13-14 record, which would have Date Opponent H/A W/L Score 2/24 Towson H W 4-3 given it a spot in the postseason conference tour- 2/4 Georgia Southern A W 7-2 2/25 Towson H L 11-10 nament if eligible. 2/5 Georgia Southern A L 3-11 2/27 Florida State A L 16-3 Despite the hard knocks, the young play- 2/10 LSU A L 1-11 3/2 Florida A&M& H W 17-15 ers showed that UNF has an exciting future 2/11 LSU A L 0-4 3/3 Bethune-Cookman& H W 2-1 ahead. Leading the pack was second baseman TJ 2/12 LSU A W 4-3 3/4 Florida A&M& H W 9-5 Thompson, who became the first UNF student- 2/17 UCF A W 1-0 3/5 Western Michigan& H W 12-9 athlete in the Division I era to earn a national 2/18 UCF A W 13-0 3/7 Western Michigan& H W 3-2 honor, being named to the 2007 Collegiate 2/19 UCF A W 6-5 3/9 Ohio State& H L 3-2 Baseball Newspaper Louisville Slugger Freshman 2/21 USF A W 6-5 3/10 Connecticut& H L 9-7 All-America Team. He was also named first-team 2/25 Western Michigan H L 2-3 3/11 UNC Greensboro& H W 3-2 All-Atlantic Sun Conference and to the A-Sun All- 2/26 Western Michigan H L 0-1 3/13 Indiana& H W 10-9 Freshmen team after hitting .326 with 23 RBIs, 2/27 Western Michigan H W 3-0 3/14 Indiana& H L 10-9 including five game-winners. More impressively, 3/3 * Stetson A L 5-13 3/16 Stetson* H L 9-1 he was the only freshman to be named to the A- 3/4 * Stetson A W 3-2 3/17 Stetson* H L 12-2 Sun first-team. Three other Ospreys — left-hand- 3/5 * Stetson H W 9-4 3/18 Stetson* H W 8-5 ed pitcher John Atteo, outfielder Preston Hale and 3/7 Austin Peay H L 2-3 3/20 South Florida A L 5-1 shortstop Mycal Jones – were named to the con- 3/8 Austin Peay H L 1-3 3/24 ETSU* H L 5-0 ference all-freshman squad. 3/10 * Campbell H W 2-1 3/24 ETSU* H W 4-3 Senior outfielder Jon Dandridge emerged 3/11 * Campbell H W 6-5 3/25 ETSU* H L 8-4 as one of the team's biggest offensive threats, 3/11 * Campbell H W 8-1 3/27 Florida State A L 6-0 having led the team or tied for the lead in eight 3/14 Bethune-Cookman A L 5-17 3/30 Lipscomb* A W 5-2 different offensive categories at one point. His 3/18 * ETSU A L 7-8 3/31 Lipscomb* A L 7-2 impressive performance earned him All-Atlantic 3/18 * ETSU A L 4-7 3/31 Lipscomb* A W 14-4 Sun second-team honors. On the mound, sopho- 3/19 * ETSU A W 18-2 4/6 Belmont* H L 3-1 more right-handed pitcher Antonio Franzese led 3/24 * Florida Atlantic H W 1-0 4/6 Belmont* H W 19-3 the Ospreys in ERA, while Atteo enjoyed a stellar 3/25 * Florida Atlantic H L 3-6 4/7 Belmont* H W 8-2 debut and led UNF with a 6-4 record. Sophomore 3/26 * Florida Atlantic H W 13-3 4/10 Georgia Southern A L 5-4 right-handed pitcher Tyler Stohr stepped into the 3/28 Florida State A L 8-14 4/14 Kennesaw State* A L 4-2 closer role and picked up six saves while posting a 4/1 * Mercer A W 8-3 4/14 Kennesaw State* A L 5-1 3.08 ERA as a reliever. 4/1 * Mercer A W 5-3 4/15 Kennesaw State* A L 8-1 The Ospreys ripped off a five-game win- 4/2 * Mercer A L 1-3 4/17 Florida Atlantic A L 4-2 ning streak at the 2007 Kennel Club Classic at 4/4 ^ Florida N W 6-5 4/18 Miami (Fla.) A W 3-2 Harmon Stadium in March, claiming wins over 4/7 * Jacksonville H L 5-8 4/21 Mercer* H L 10-0 Florida A&M (twice), Bethune-Cookman and 4/8 * Jacksonville H L 9-19 4/21 Mercer* H L 4-3 Western Michigan (twice). In the next-to-last 4/9 * Jacksonville H L 1-2 4/22 Mercer* H W 8-2 game of the tournament, fans saw the longest 4/11 Florida A&M A W 18-7 5/4 Jacksonville* A W 10-3 game in UNF history when the Ospreys pulled out 4/12 Florida A&M A W 7-6 5/5 Jacksonville* A W 8-5 a 10-9 win over Big Ten foe Indiana in a game 4/14 New Mexico State A L 4-13 5/6 Jacksonville* A L 9-8 that lasted 16 innings and four hours and 41 min- 4/15 New Mexico State A L 3-9 5/8 Florida A W 15-8 utes. 4/16 New Mexico State A W 17-8 5/11 Campbell* A W 9-8 UNF's crowning achievements came on 4/18 Florida A&M H W 8-2 5/11 Campbell* A W 13-11 April 18 and May 8 with upsets of in-state peren- 4/19 Florida A&M H W 12-6 5/12 Campbell* A W 7-3 nial powers Miami and Florida. Sophomore 4/21 * Kennesaw State H W 9-3 5/15 Ohio State A L 8-7 Antonio Franzese made his first career start 4/22 * Kennesaw State H W 4-1 5/16 Ohio State A L 9-3 against four-time national champion Miami and 4/22 * Kennesaw State H W 7-0 5/17 Gardner-Webb* H L 6-4 had one of the best pitching performances in UNF 4/29 * Belmont A W 6-3 5/18 Gardner-Webb* H W 4-2 history, tossing seven innings while allowing just 4/30 * Belmont A W 8-4 5/18 Gardner-Webb* H L 6-4 one run and two hits in a 3-2 upset over the 4/30 * Belmont A L 8-10 * - Atlantic Sun Conference Game Hurricanes in Coral Gables. 5/6 * Gardner-Webb A W 10-4 ^ - Springmaid Beach Resort Tournament On May 8, the Ospreys lambasted the 5/6 * Gardner-Webb A W 7-1 (Conway, S.C.) Gators in Gainesville for 16 hits and won 15-8. 5/7 * Gardner-Webb A W 6-0 & - Kennel Club Classic (Jacksonville, Fla.) UNF’s top three hitters in the lineup combined to 5/11 Bethune-Cookman H W 11-2 go 7-for-16 while senior Jimmy Glanville, fresh- 5/13 * Lipscomb H W 7-1 man Preston Hale and junior Chad Knight each 5/13 * Lipscomb H W 13-6 had three RBIs. Senior left-handed pitcher Renzo 5/14 * Lipscomb H L 7-11 Sheppard pitched the best game of his collegiate * - Atlantic Sun Conference game career and struck out eight of the 10 hitters he ^ - Played at Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville PREYS.COM 71 All-Time Series vs. Opponents Team W L Class Francis Marion 19 7 NCAA II Oral Roberts 0 1 NAIA Akron 3 2 NCAA I Gannon 1 0 NCAA II Palm Beach Atlantic 15 2 NAIA Alabama-Huntsville 3 1 NCAA II Gardner-Webb 6 2 NCAA I Pfeiffer 2 0 NCAA II Armstrong Atlantic State 26 7 NCAA II Georgetown (Ky.) 1 1 NAIA Point Park 2 0 NAIA Auburn-Montgomery 1 1 NAIA Georgia C&SU 24 13 NCAA II Presbyterian 5 0 NCAA I Augusta State 17 5 NCAA II Georgia Southern 1 3 NCAA I Princeton 1 0 NCAA I Austin Peay State 1 4 NCAA I Georgia Southwestern 3 1 NAIA Purdue 2 0 NCAA I Baldwin Wallace 1 0 NCAA III Guilford 1 0 NAIA Quincy 1 0 NCAA II Barry 20 2 NCAA II Grand Valley State 1 0 NCAA II Richmond 0 1 NCAA I Barton 2 0 NCAA II Grand View 1 0 NAIA Rollins 13 6 NCAA II Berr 0 2 NAIA Hawaii Pacific 1 0 NAIA St. Bonaventure 2 0 NCAA I Belmont 5 2 NCAA I Illinois 0 2 NCAA I Saint Leo 19 8 NCAA II Belmont Abbey 1 0 NCAA II Illinois State 1 0 NCAA I St. John's 0 1 NCAA I Bethune-Cookman 4 1 NCAA I Indiana 1 1 NCAA I St. Thomas 13 2 NAIA Birmingham Southern 3 1 NCAA I Indianapolis 1 0 NCAA II St. Xavier 14 3 NAIA Bluefield State 1 0 NAIA Iowa 1 0 NCAA I Savannah State 1 0 NCAA II Brewton-Parker 3 2 NAIA Jacksonville 8 21 NCAA I USC Aiken 23 10 NCAA II Bridgewater State 1 0 NCAA III Kansas State 0 1 NCAA I USC Upstate 20 0 NCAA II Brown 1 0 NCAA I Kennesaw State 30 21 NCAA I Southern Arkansas 3 3 NAIA Butler 1 0 NCAA I Kentucky 1 0 NCAA I SIU-Edwardsville 2 1 NCAA II Calvin 2 0 NCAA III Kentucky Wesleyan 1 0 NCAA II South Florida 1 1 NCAA I Campbell 9 1 NCAA I Lambuth 0 1 NAIA Southern Conn. State 1 0 NCAA II Canisius 1 0 NCAA I Lander 17 7 NCAA II Southern Indiana 1 0 NCAA II Central Florida 4 3 NCAA I Lenoir Rhyne 2 1 NAIA Southern Maine 5 2 NCAA III Central Michigan 4 3 NCAA I Lewis-Clark State 0 2 NAIA Southeast Okla. State 0 1 NCAA II Central Missouri State 1 1 NCAA II Liberty 0 1 NCAA I Stetson 6 9 NCAA I Charlestron Southern 1 0 NCAA I Lincoln Memorial 0 1 NCAA II Tampa 18 18 NCAA II Chicago State 2 0 NCAA I Lipscomb 4 2 NCAA I Tarleton State 2 0 NAIA The Citadel 1 0 NCAA I LSU 1 2 NCAA I Temple 1 0 NCAA I Coastal Carolina 0 1 NCAA I Lynn 24 6 NCAA II Thomas 3 0 NAIA Columbus State 20 13 NCAA II Madonna 1 1 NAIA Towson 2 1 NCAA I Concord 1 0 NCAA II Manchester 2 0 NAIA Trevecca Nazarene 2 0 NAIA Connecticut 0 2 NCAA I Marian Fond-du Lac 3 0 NAIA Troy 0 1 NCAA I Creighton 0 1 NCAA I Maryland 0 1 NCAA I Tulane 0 3 NCAA I Cumberland 1 0 NAIA Maryville 1 0 NCAA III Tusculum 1 0 NAIA Dallas Baptist 2 0 NAIA Methodist 2 0 NCAA III Union 1 0 NAIA Davis & Elkins 3 0 NCAA II Mercer 3 3 NCAA I Urbana 1 0 NAIA DePauw 2 0 NCAA III Miami (Fla.) 1 0 NCAA I Valdosta State 26 10 NCAA II Delta State 1 1 NCAA II Miami (Ohio) 0 3 NCAA I Vanderbilt 1 1 NCAA I Denison 1 0 NCAA III Michigan 1 0 NCAA I Virginia 1 2 NCAA I Eastern Illinois 1 1 NCAA I Michigan State 2 0 NCAA I Viterbo 1 0 NAIA East Tennessee State 2 4 NCAA I Millikan 2 0 NCAA III Voorhees 2 0 NAIA Eckerd 16 5 NCAA II Montevallo 2 0 NAIA Warner Southern 2 1 NCAA I Edinboro 1 0 NCAA II Montreat Anderson 5 0 NAIA West Chester 3 3 NCAA I Edward Waters 17 2 NAIA Mount Olive 2 1 NCAA III West Florida 9 4 NCAA II Elon 0 1 NCAA I Muskingum 4 0 NCAA III West Virginia State 1 0 NCAA II Embry-Riddle 18 5 NAIA New Hampshire 1 0 NCAA II West Virginia Wesleyan 0 1 NAIA Fairmont State 2 0 NCAA II New Mexico 1 2 NCAA I Western Michigan 8 3 NCAA I Felician 1 0 NCAA II UNC Charlotte 1 0 NCAA I William Carey 1 0 NAIA Flagler 39 7 NCAA II UNC Greensboro 1 0 NCAA I William Jewell 3 0 NAIA Florida 2 0 NCAA I UNC Pembroke 16 5 NCAA II Wisconsin-Stout 1 0 NCAA III Florida Atlantic 2 2 NCAA I Northern Illinois 1 0 NCAA I Xavier 4 2 NCAA I Florida A&M 6 0 NCAA I Northern Kentucky 1 0 NCAA II Youngstown State 1 0 NCAA I Florida Memorial 17 1 NAIA Northwood (Fla.) 6 1 NAIA Florida Southern 13 24 NCAA II Nova Southeastern 20 5 NCAA II -Bold indicates 2008 opponent Florida State 0 2 NCAA I Ohio Northern 2 1 NCAA III Florida Tech 19 13 NCAA II Ohio State 2 6 NCAA I Fort Hays State 0 1 NCAA II Oklahoma Baptist 0 1 NAIA

72 WWW.UNFOS Year-By-Year Record Breakdown vs. vs. vs. vs. Dis./Con. Year Overall Dist./Conf. NAIA NCAA I NCAA II NCAA III Home Away Neutral Finish NAIA District 25 1988 47-17 18-6 31-10 3-4 8-3 5-0 35-5 10-10 2-2 1st 1989 53-18 25-3 45-12 4-5 4-0 0-1 35-11 12-5 6-2 1st 1990 43-20 19-3 28-9 5-7 3-3 7-1 29-15 12-3 2-2 1st 1991 57-13 23-1 42-8 7-4 4-0 3-1 34-8 18-1 5-4 1st 1992 51-12 27-3 32-4 3-4 12-5 3-0 36-5 12-6 3-1 1st 1993 45-12 28-4 24-3 3-0 19-9 0-0 25-5 18-5 2-2 1st Sunshine State Conference (NCAA Division II) 1994 33-19 15-6 7-4 1-2 25-13 0-0 23-13 9-4 1-2 2nd 1995 36-16 15-6 6-1 8-1 22-14 0-0 26-6 10-8 0-2 1st 1996 26-29 10-11 8-2 4-10 14-17 0-0 17-20 9-9 0-0 4th 1997 39-17 13-8 9-2 4-4 26-11 0-0 23-8 16-7 0-2 3rd Peach Belt Conference (NCAA Division II) 1998 32-21 15-11 7-0 1-5 24-16 0-0 26-10 6-11 0-0 2nd 1999 43-17 22-8 5-0 3-2 35-15 0-0 23-8 18-9 2-0 1st 2000 49-14 26-4 3-1 4-4 42-9 0-0 31-7 16-5 2-2 1st 2001 47-17 25-5 4-1 3-2 40-14 0-0 25-10 20-5 2-2 1st 2002 40-16 23-7 2-1 7-2 31-13 0-0 26-6 14-8 0-2 2nd 2003 39-18 18-9 3-1 4-2 32-15 0-0 28-8 11-9 0-1 1st 2004 41-18 23-7 0-3 6-1 34-13 1-1 27-9 14-9 0-0 1st 2005 48-16 23-7 2-0 8-1 38-15 0-0 29-7 15-7 4-2 1st Atlantic Sun Conference (NCAA Division I) 2006 34-21 20-10 0-0 34-21 0-0 0-0 15-9 18-12 1-0 2nd 2007 24-32 13-14 0-0 24-32 0-0 0-0 15-14 9-16 0-2 6th 827-363 401-123 258-62 136-113 413-185 19-4 528-184 267-149 32-30 UNF vs. Ranked Foes UNF Postseason History (Division I) NAIA NCAA Division II 2005 (7-2) at LSU South Atlantic Regional ...... 4-1 2/10/06 #17 L, 11-1 1988 (2-4) 1994 (1-2) NCAA Championship ...... 3-1 2/11/06 #17 L, 4-0 District 25 Tournament ...... 1-2 South Regional ...... 1-2 Division II Total: ...... 25-21 2/12/06 #17 W, 4-3 Area V Tournament ...... 1-2 vs. Florida 1995 (0-2) Regionals...... 18-16 4/4/06 #19 W, 6-5 1989 (9-5) South Regional ...... 0-2 Championship ...... 7-5 vs. Virginia District 25 Tournament ...... 4-1 1996 2/10/07 #8 L, 10-1 Area V Tournament ...... 2-2 None at Tulane NCAA Division I NAIA World Series ...... 3-2 1997 (0-2) 2/16/07 #22 L, 5-1 2006-09 2/17/07 #22 L, 20-5 1990 (2-2) South Regional ...... 0-2 Not eligibile under 2/18/07 #22 L, 5-1 District 25 Tournament ...... 2-2 1998 NCAA reclassification rules at Florida State 1991 (10-5) None 2/27/07 #2 L, 16-3 District 25 Tournament ...... 5-1 1999 (3-2) 2/27/07 #1 L, 6-0 Area V Tournament ...... 2-2 TOTAL 2-8 South Atlantic Regional ...... 3-2 Conference NAIA World Series ...... 3-2 2000 (5-2) 1992 (7-1) Tournaments South Atlantic Regional ...... 3-0 Miscellaneous District 25 Tournament ...... 4-0 NCAA Championship ...... 2-2 1988 (NAIA) UNF By Decade Area V Tournament ...... 3-1 2001 (5-3) Fla. Conference Tournament....3-0 1980s 100-35 (.741) 1993 (1-2) South Atlantic Regional ...... 3-1 1988 (NAIA) 1990s 405-176 (.697) District 7 Tournament ...... 1-2 2000- 298-120 (.713) NCAA Championship ...... 2-2 Peach Belt Tournament ...... 0-2 UNF By The Numbers 2002 (0-2) Seasons With 30+ Wins 18 of 20 NAIA Total: ...... 31-19 South Atlantic Regional ...... 0-2 TOTAL ...... 3-2 Seasons With 40+ Wins 12 of 20 District Tournaments ...... 17-8 Seasons With 50+ Wins 3 of 20 Area Tournaments ...... 8-7 2003 (2-2) Superlatives World Series ...... 6-4 South Atlantic Regional ...... 2-2 Most Victories 57 — 1991 2004 (2-2) Fewest Victories 24 — 2007 South Atlantic Regional ...... 2-2 Most Losses 32 — 2007 Fewest Losses 12 — 1992, 1993 PREYS.COM 73 Marion Knowles 2005 1B NCAA Greg Labbe 2000 3B Lee McCool 1999-00 INF Jeff Millsaps 2003-04 OF Division I Jerrod Payne 2000 P Joey Russell 2004 1B All-America Matt Schneider 1999 OF Freshman Jon Skorupski 2005 3B T.J. Thompson 2007 INF Travis Stanton 2004 P Second Team All-Atlantic Sun Matt Schneider 1998 OF Conference Dan Roszel 1998 P First Team Matt Oxendine 2006 SS Peach Belt Conference Brad Johnson 2006 P Pitcher of the Year T.J. Thompson 2007 INF Travis Stanton 2004 P Second Team Jon Dandridge 2007 OF Peach Belt Conference Jeremy Papelbon 2006 P Freshman of the Year Freshman Team Matt Incinelli 1999 P John Atteo 2007 P Preston Hale 2007 OF Peach Belt Conference Mycal Jones 2007 INF Coach of the Year T.J. Thompson 2007 INF Dusty Rhodes 1999,00,01,04,05 Atlantic Sun All-Sunshine State Conf. Player of the Week First Team Jimmy Glanville May 14, 2007 MATT OXENDINE Joby Birr 1995 SS Matt Oxendine March 6, 2006 Jay Nunley 1997 Willie T. Lee 1994 OF Matt Everett 1997 P Mike McPhail 1995 OF Atlantic Sun Coach of the Year Mac Mackiewitz 1996 1B Greg Mullins 1995 P Pitcher of the Week Dusty Rhodes 2000, 01, 05 Greg Mullins 1994 P Jay Nunley 1997 OF Jeremy Papelbon Feb. 20, 2006 First Team Josh Papelbon 2005 P Second Team May 8, 2006 Joby Birr 1995 INF Dan Roszel 1998 P Chris Bristow 1995 DH May 15, 2006 Robert Burris 2003 P Matt Schneider 1998 OF Sadry Cafe 2005 OF 1999 OF Reenn Edmondson 1996 P Kyle Catrett 2000 OF South Atlantic Region Brian Holden 1997 P NCAA Justin Cerrato 2003 P All-Tournament Team Willie T. Lee 1994 OF Matt Everett 1997 P Sadry Cafe 2005 OF Mac Mackiewitz 1996 1B Tod Ewasko 2001 P Kyle Catrett 2000 OF Greg Mullins 1994 P Division II Brennan Grogan 2005 DH Jesse Collins 2001 C Mike McPhail 1994 OF Adam Horne 2000 P Jacob Dixon - MVP 2005 P Mac Mackiewitz 1997 1B All-America Matt Incinelli 2000 P Brian Fleetwood 1999 1B Bryant Melson 1997 C First Team 2001 P Mike Fryrear 2002 2B Trent Rich 1995 P Kyle Catrett 2000 OF 2002 P 2005 2B Honorable Mention Justin Cerrato 2003 P Kevin Kay 1999 C Josh Howard 2004 OF Duke Baxter 1997 2B Tod Ewasko 2001 P 2000 C Matt Incinelli 2001 P Joby Birr 1994 INF Matt Incinelli 2001 P Marion Knowles 2005 1B Kevin Jackson 1999 3B Joe Pound 1997 DH Jay Nunley 1997 OF Mac Mackiewitz 1997 1B Kevin Kay 2000 C Jerrod Payne 2000 P Lee McCool 1999 INF Marion Knowles 2005 1B Second Team 2000 INF Travis Martin 2005 P NAIA Joby Birr 1995 INF Mike McPhail 1994 OF Lee McCool 2000 DH Matt Incinelli 2000 P 1995 OF Ryan McDonald-MVP 2001 1B All-America Jeff Millsaps 2003 OF Jeff Millsaps 2003 OF Matt Oxendine 2004 DH Kenny Layfield 1988 3B Travis Stanton 2004 P 2004 OF Jeremy Robinson 1999 P Eddie Bloom 1989 OF Third Team Greg Mullins 1995 P Nick Steppe 2000 OF Bob Kappesser 1989 C Sadry Cafe 2005 OF Jay Nunley 1997 OF Mike Wood - MVP 2000 P Todd Bryant 1989 OF Matt Everett 1997 P Jerrod Payne 2000 P Darryl Kennedy 1991 C Kevin Kay 2000 C Joey Russell 2004 1B All-Peach Belt Conference Sid Roberson 1991,92 P Lee McCool 2000 INF Jon Skorupski 2005 3B First Team Todd Dunn 1993 OF Travis Stanton 2004 P Robert Burris 2003 P Kevin Ohme 1993 P All-Region Second Team Sadry Cafe 2005 OF Pitcher of the Year Kyle Aylor 2005 P Kyle Catrett 2000 OF All-Area Matt Everett 1997 Joby Birr 1994 INF Justin Cerrato 2003 P Kenny Layfield 1988 3B Matt Incinelli 2000 Chris Bristow 1995 INF Brennan Grogan 2005 DH Eddie Bloom 1989 OF Tod Ewasko 2001 Reenn Edmondson 1996 P Adam Horne 2000 P Bob Kappesser 1989 C Travis Stanton 2004 Brian Holden 1997 P Matt Incinelli 2000 P Todd Bryant 1989 OF Player of the Year Greg Labbe 2000 INF Kevin Kay 1999-00 C Darryl Kennedy 1991 C

74 WWW.UNFOS Sid Roberson 1991,92 P District 25 Joby Birr 1995 Dan Roszel 2000 Todd Dunn 1993 OF Coach of the Year Tysen Duva 1998 Joseph Russell 2004, 05 Kevin Ohme 1993 P Dusty Rhodes 1988, 89, 90, 92 Tysen Duva 1999 Matt Schneider 1999 Matt Incinelli 2002 Ryan Soehlig 2001, 02 All-District Area V Arthur Sollee 2003 Phil Black 1988,89 P Coach of the Year Sunshine State Mike Southall 1998 Kevin Hill 1988 1B Dusty Rhodes 1989, 91, 92 Conference Stephen Stewart 1999 Kenny Layfield 1988,89 3B Commissioner's Honor Roll Brent Suriano 2000 Bob Kappesser 1989 C 1993 District 7 Joby Birr 1994, 95 Aaron Titkeimeir 2001 Todd Bryant 1989 OF Player of the Year Tysen Duva 1996, 97 Andrew Warren 2004, 05 Eddie Bloom 1989 OF Todd Dunn, OF Matt Fair 1995 Alden Watson 2001 Doug Anderson 1989 P Jeff Mihailoff 1994, 95, 96 Mike Wood 1999, 00, 01 Sid Roberson 1990,91,92 P Josh Norman 1996, 97 Danny Skinner 1990 OF Academic Trent Rich 1994 Atlantic Sun Darryl Kennedy 1990,91 C Matt Schneider 1997 Academic All-Conference Tom White 1992 INF Chris Snow 1996, 97 Ryan Amason 2006 Kevin Ohme 1993 P Honors Brian Tollberg 1994 John Atteo 2007 Brian Strub 1993 OF Derek Bell 2006, 07 NAIA Scholar-Athlete Todd Wodraska 1993 1B James Belyea 2006 Sid Roberson 1992 Peach Belt Conference Jon Geist 1993 SS Chris Caban 2006 Jon Geist 1992, 93 Presidential Honor Roll Ryan Amason 2004, 05 Andrew Chapman 2006 Brian Tollberg 1993 1991 World Series Kyle Aylor 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05 Jon Dandridge 2006 All-Tournament Team James Belyea 2004, 05 Brandon Diaz 2007 National GTE Tim Slater, OF Erik Brown 2000 Jacob Dixon 2006 Academic All-America Sid Roberson, P Chris Caban 2004, 05 J.R. Dunaway 2006, 07 Tysen Duva 1999 Darryl Kennedy, C Victor Caban 2000 Antonio Franzese 2006 Sid Roberson 1992 Kyle Catrett 1999, 2000 John Frawley 2007 Joby Birr 1995 1991 NAIA Joseph Chamberlain2002, 03 Mike Gottlieb 2006, 07 Player of the Year Tim Cleveland 1998 Brennan Grogan 2006 GTE Academic Sid Roberson, P Jesse Collins 2000, 01 Michael Gropper 2007 All-America District III Edward Conrey 2002 Preston Hale 2007 Sid Roberson 1992 Brandon Diaz 2003, 05 Jonathan Hodach 2006 1991 Area V Jon Geist 1993 Jacob Dixon 2003, 04, 05 Jared Incinelli 2006 Player of the Year Matt Incinelli 2000 Sid Roberson, P Tysen Duva 1998, 99 Chad Knight 2006 Brian Tollberg 1993 Channing Frazier 2002 Greg Koehler 2007 Joby Birr 1995 1991 District 25 Mike Fryrear 2003, 04, 05 Jason Kracunas 2006 Player of the Year Phil Gaby 2003, 04, 05 Kris Linster 2006, 07 UNF Male Scholar-Athlete Sid Roberson, P Adam Highsmith 2003 George Lott 2007 of the Year Josh Howard 2002, 04, 05 Ryan Lowe 2007 Sid Roberson 1992 Jared Incinelli 2004, 05 Kevin Martin 2006, 07 Jon Geist 1993 Matt Incinelli 1999, 00, 01, 02 Travis Martin 2006, 07 Kevin Johnson 2004, 05 Ryan McCoy 2007 SID ROBERSON Marion Knowles 2002 Damon Olinto 2006, 07 Williams Kovatch 2004, 05 Matt Oxendine 2006 Jason Kracunas 2002, 03 Jeremy Papelbon 2006 Greg Labbe 2000 Josh Papelbon 2006 Greg Lineburg 2002 Ben Pincus 2006 Mac Mackiewitz 1998 Tucker Pryor 2006, 07 Barry Marquart 2001 Ty Pryor 2007 Travis Martin 2004, 05 John Raiford 2006, 07 Ryan McDonald 2001, 02 Grant Rogers 2006 Sean McIntyre 2002 Tyler Stohr 2007 Brett McKee 1998 Dicarlo Thompson 2007 Kazu Nagai 2002, 03 T.J. Thompson 2007 Justin Newbern 1999, 01, 02, 03 Jonathan Turner 2006 Josh Norman 1998 Andy Warren 2006, 07 Damon Olinto 2003, 04, 05 Brooks West 2006 John O'Neil 1998 Matt Oxendine 2004, 05 Stephen Palinkas 2000, 01 Jeremy Papelbon 2003 Josh Papelbon 2004, 05 Jerrod Payne 1999 Todd Piersol 2002 Brian Rapp 1998, 99 Jeremy Robinson 1999 Grant Rogers 2003, 04, 05 PREYS.COM 75 NAIA All-Americans Todd Dunn ó 1993 Outfield Kenny Layfield ó 1988 Batted .352 (63-for-179) with 19 home runs Third Base and 60 RBIs in 56 games. He also tallied nine Hit .352 (68-for-193) with a slugging percent- doubles and four triples and was 13-of-16 on age of .523, six home runs, 11 doubles and 50 stolen base attempts. Dunn's 19 home runs and RBIs while starting 64 games. He was 15-for-16 slugging percentage of .765 are still UNF single- in stolen base attempts and struck out just 19 season records. He was also named District 7 times all season while walking 55 times. He was Player of the Year. the team’s only All-America honoree in UNF’s first season of competition. Kevin Ohme ó 1993 Pitcher Eddie Bloom ó 1989 Recorded a 13-1 record and 1.61 earned run Outfield average in 17 games for the Ospreys. He struck Hit .329 (69-for-210) with 12 home runs, 57 out 105 batters in 100.1 innings pitched and RBIs and 53 runs scored while starting 69 games allowed only 11 extra-base hits all season. His 13 for the Ospreys. He was 11-for-14 in stolen bases wins led the nation that season. and had nine outfield assists. Bloom also had a 2.70 earned run average in three games, helping lead UNF to the NAIA College World Series in the program’s second season of competition. NCAA Division II All-Americans Todd Bryant ó 1989 Joby Birr ó 1995 Outfield Infield Hit .357 (90-for-252) with four home runs, 19 Batted .353 (72-for-204) with seven home doubles, 67 RBIs and 60 runs scored while start- runs and 41 RBIs. He also had 12 doubles, three ing 71 games, helping lead UNF to the NAIA triples and collected 111 total bases while steal- College World Series in the program’s second ing 25 bases in 28 attempts. Birr played in 51 season of competition. Bryant was also 15-for-21 games his final season and in 200 games in his in stolen base attempts. career. He became the first NCAA Division II All- American for the Ospreys.

Bob Kappesser ó 1989 Jay Nunley ó 1997 Catcher Outfield Batted .350 (76-for-217) with 59 RBIs, two Batted .383 (92-for-240) with 16 home runs home runs, 14 doubles and six triples in 70 and 72 RBIs. With 17 doubles added in, he com- games. Kappesser struck out just 21 times all piled a slugging percentage of .663 and had a season and stole 12 bases in 15 attempts. He .980 fielding percentage. He had 159 total bases also had a .988 fielding percentage in helping in 54 games. lead UNF to the NAIA College World Series in the program’s second season of competition.

Darryl Kennedy ó 1991 Matt Everett ó 1997 Catcher Pitcher Batted .378 (93-for-246) with five home runs Recorded an 11-3 record with a 4.38 earned and 52 RBIs in 70 games. He also collected 12 run average for the Ospreys in 96.2 innings doubles and six triples while striking out just 19 pitched. Tallied 69 strikeouts in 16 games, 14 of times. He was named to the NAIA College World which were starts. Series All-Tournament team as the Ospreys made their second trip in three years to the NAIA College World Series.

Sid Roberson ó 1991, 1992 Matt Incinelli ó 2000, 2001 Pitcher Pitcher Recorded a 15-1 record with a 2.16 earned Earned the honor in back-to-back years after run average, including 172 strikeouts in 125 recording a 12-1 record in both 2000 and 2001. In innings pitched for the Ospreys in 1991 when he 2000, he posted a 4.12 earned run average in 19 was named to the NAIA College World Series All- appearances with two complete games. In 2001, Tournament team and as the NAIA Player of the he had a 3.19 earned run average in 21 appear- Year. In 1992, he was 11-4 with a 1.50 earned ances with eight complete games. UNF advanced run average and 128 strikeouts in 120.1 innings. to the College World Series both seasons.

76 WWW.UNFOS Kyle Catrett ó 2000 Jeff Millsaps ó 2003 Outfield Outfield Batted .366 (90-for-246) with 26 doubles, Batted .401 (91-for-227), becoming the first four home runs and 44 RBIs. He stole 33 bases player in UNF history to eclipse the .400 mark in in 41 attempts that year as well and had 128 a single season. Playing in 56 games with 19 total bases in 62 games. Led UNF to the first doubles, three triples, five home runs and 47 NCAA Division II College World Series in school RBIs. He also led the team in slugging percent- history. age (.577), stolen bases (19 of 23) and runs 60).

Jerrod Payne ó 2000 Travis Stanton ó 2004 Pitcher Pitcher Posted a 4-1 record with a 1.65 earned run Posted a 12-2 record with a 2.38 earned run average and 14 saves in 30 appearances. Pitched average in 20 appearances (16 starts). He 54.2 innings during the year, all in relief, and tal- recorded 116 strikeouts in 128.1 innings and lied 54 strikeouts with only 10 walks. Led UNF to allowed just 24 walks with two shutouts and six the first NCAA Division II College World Series in complete games. He was also named Peach Belt school history. Conference Player of the Year and South Atlantic Region Player of the Year.

Kevin Kay ó 2000 Sadry Cafe ó 2005 Catcher Outfield Batted .342 (76-for-222) with 20 doubles, Batted .371 (93-for-251) with 15 home runs five home runs and 83 RBIs. Totaled 26 extra- and 54 RBIs in leading UNF to the NCAA Division bases hits and 113 total bases for the Ospreys, II national championship game in the program’s also stealing 29 bases in 35 attempts. He earned final season as a Division II school. He also col- All-Tournament honors at the NCAA Division II lected 18 doubles and two triples for a .637 slug- College World Series, helping lead UNF to its first ging percentage in 64 games. He was the last appearance at the event. All-American in the program’s Division II era.

Lee McCool ó 2000 Infield NCAA Division I All-Americans Batted .344 (87-for-253) with 15 home runs and 62 RBIs. He also collected 20 doubles, four T.J. Thompson ó 2007 triples and 160 total bases in 62 games. He was Infield/Outfield also 12 of 16 on stolen base attempts and had a Hit. .326 (43-for-142) with 10 doubles, 23 slugging percentage of .632. Led UNF to the first RBIs and 20 runs scored in being named to the NCAA Division II College World Series in school Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Louisville Slugger history. Freshman All-American Team. He was also named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference First Tod Ewasko ó 2001 Team and the A-Sun All-Freshman Team. He was the first UNF student-athlete to garner All- Pitcher America honors in the Division I era. Posted a 14-3 record and 2.78 earned run average as a junior in leading UNF to its second consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division II College World Series. He had two shutouts and 12 complete games while striking out a career- high 108 batters in 142.1 innings. He also made five relief appearances and collected one save.

Justin Cerrato ó 2003 Pitcher Posted a 5-1 record with 10 saves and a team-leading 1.84 earned run average in 25 appearances as the team’s closer. Pitched 44 innings, recording 32 strikeouts while allowing just four extra-base hits. Opponents batted just .182 against him.

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PREYS.COM 77 Team Records Home Runs Games 71 1989 Season 92 1999 Victories 57 1991 Game 6 1997 (Lynn) Losses 32 2007 6 1998 (Thomas) Best W-L Record 57-13 1991 RBIs Highest Winning % .814 (1991, 57-13) Season 522 1989 Longest Win Streak 21 1988 Game 26 2003 (Kennesaw St.) 19 1991 Total Bases 19 1993 Season 1,116 1999 Scoring Streak 151 1988-89-90 Game 117 2003 (Kennesaw St.) Longest Game 16 innings 3/13/07 Walks (Indiana) Season 400 1989 Game 14 1989 (Palm Beach Atl.) Team Pitching Records 14 1990 (Florida Mem.) Innings Pitched 14 2001 (St. Leo) Season 587.3 1991 Sacrifices Complete Games Season 107 1990 Season 28 1989 Batting Average Lowest ERA Season .326 1997 Season 1.68 1992 Slugging Percentage Highest ERA .539 1997 Season 5.40 1998 .539 1999 Fewest Runs Allowed Strikeouts Season 159 1992 Season 471 1999 Most Runs Allowed JESSE COLLINS Game 16 1998 (Florida Tech) Season 360 2007 16 3/13/07 (Indiana) Game 9 3/13/07 (Indiana) Game 24 2/3/00 (Ala.-Huntsville) Highest Fielding Percentage Triples Fewest Earned Runs Season .967 2005 Season 31 1991 Season 97 1992 Putouts Game 3 1988 (Nova) Most Earned Runs Season 1,749 1989 3 1997 (Fairmont) Season 292 2007 Game 51 1990 Fewest Hits Allowed Assists Season 377 1992 Season 855 1990 Most Hits Allowed Game 28 2005 (UNC Pembroke) Season 608 1998 Errors Most Strikeouts Season 128 1989 Season 608 1991 Game 9 1996 (Georgia College) Game 19 4/21/91 (Fla. Mem.) Double Plays Fewest Walks Allowed Season 59 1989 Season 151 1997 59 1990 Most Walks Allowed Game 6 1990 (St. Xavier) Season 286 1993 Game 13 2/11/98 (Stetson) Individual Pitching Records Mike Phil Most Wild Pitches Appearances Wood Black Season 50 1999 Career 86 Danny Clark 1988-91 1999-2001 1988-89 Most Shutouts Season 33 Mike Wood 2001 Season 13 1989 Most Relief Appearances Career 49 Mike Wood 2000-01 Team Batting Records Season 33 Mike Wood 2001 At-Bats Starts Season 2,345 1991 Career 65 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 Game 66 3/13/07 (Indiana) Season 19 Phil Black 1989 Runs Scored Complete Games Season 602 1989 Career 24 Sid Roberson 1990-92 Game 28 2/26/94 (Savannah St.) Season 12 Sid Roberson 1992 28 4/5/03 (Kennesaw St.) 12 Tod Ewasko 2001 Inning 13 3/31/07 (Lipscomb) Losses Hits Career 13 Danny Clark 1988-90 Matt Doug Season 729 1991 Season 9 Wyatt Brooks 1996 Game 28 4/5/03 (Kennesaw St.) Incinelli Anderson Shutouts 1999-2002 1988-91 Doubles Career 13 Sid Roberson 1990-92 Season 154 1999 No-Hitters Phil Black vs. Florida Memorial - 1988

78 WWW.UNFOS Sid Roberson vs. Ohio Northern - 1990 Season 19 Keith Medosch 1997 (First College Start) Danny Clark vs. Embry-Riddle 1990 Hits Winning Percentage Game 6 Kevin Kay Career .897 (35-4) Matt Incinelli vs. GC&SU April 15, 2000 1999-01 Season .938 (15-1) Sid Roberson Pinch Hits 1991 Career 12 Mike Skoglund Earned Runs Allowed 1988-90 Fewest Seas. 10 Sid Roberson 1990 Season 9 Danny Skinner Most Career 159 Brian Rauch 2000-03 1989 Most Season 52 Brian Tollberg 1994 Doubles 52 Brian Rauch 2001 Game 3 Kenny Layfield 1988 Most Game 10 Brian Rauch 2001 3 Jerry Carpenter 1994 Runs Allowed 3 Jay Nunley 1997 Fewest Season18 Sid Roberson 1990 3 Will Minor 1997 Most Career 203 Matt Incinelli 1999- 3 Lee McCool 1998 2002 3 Brian Fleetwood 2000 Most Season 65 Matt Incinelli 2000 3 Jeff Millsaps 2003 Most Game 10 Brian Rauch 2001 3 Kevin Johnson 2004 Triples Strikeouts Game 2 B.J. Guzzone 1988 Game 19 Sid Roberson 1991 2 Chris Adams 1991 Hits Allowed Home Runs Career 445 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 Game 3 Jay Nunley 1997 Season 138 Matt Incinelli 2001 Inning 2 Gil Morales 1997 Game 14 Brian Tollberg 1994 Runs Batted In Hit Batters KYLE CATRETT Game 8 Jay Nunley 1997 Career 32 Brian Rauch 2000-03 Total Bases Season 12 Chris Waters 2004 Career 364 Lee McCool 1998-2000 Game 4 Greg Mullins 1994 Season 160 Lee McCool 2000 Wild Pitches Game 15 Jay Nunley 1997 Career 25 Mike Windham 1991-93 Stolen Bases Season 14 Matt Everett 1998 Game 4 Brian Strubb 1992 Game 3 Brian Rauch 2001 4 Joby Birr 1994 Most Pick-Offs By Pitcher Walks Career 46 Doug Anderson 1988-91 Game 4 Jim Blakely 1989 Season 17 Doug Anderson 1991 4 Mike Tucker 1991 Game 3 Doug Anderson 1991 Strikeouts Brian Kevin Career 194 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 Season 70 Brian Fleetwood 2000 Individual Batting Records Fleetwood Johnson Sacrifices Games Played 1997-2000 2004-05 Season 71 Jim Blakely 1989 Career 29 Joby Birr 1992-95 71 Todd Bryant 1989 Season 14 Todd Claus 1990 71 B.J. Guzzone 1989 14 Darryl Kennedy 1990 Most At-Bats Sacrifice Flies Season 256 Lee McCool 1999 Career 17 Mark Devitt 1990-91 Game 9 Travis Martin2007 Season 10 Mark Devitt 1990 (3/13 vs. Indiana) Damon Olinto 2007 Individual Fielding Records (3/13 vs. Indiana) Putouts Hitting Streaks Career 1407 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 Games 29 Kyle Catrett 2000 Season 680 A.J. Hernandez 1991 Consec. Hits 7 Mike Tucker 1990 Game 22 Doug Rogalski 1990 vs. Birmingham Southern 7 Mac Mackiewitz1996 Mac Luis Runs Scored Assists Mackiewitz Martinez Season 68 Todd Bryant 1989 Career 450 Marc Claus 1990-92 1995-98 1990-91 68 A.J. Hernandez 1991 Season 196 Jim Blakely 1989 Game 5 Danny Skinner 1990 Game 13 Greg Labbe 5/31/01 5 Scott Devitt 1991 vs. Delta State Hit By Pitch 5 Duke Baxter 1997 Errors Career 19 Keith Medosch 1997 Career 60 Joby Birr 1992-95 PREYS.COM 79 Season 29 Jeff Stockton 2000 164 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 Fewest Seas. 0 Luis Martinez 1991 Most doubles 0 John O'Neil 1997 52 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 Game 3 Multiple players 50 Lee McCool 1998-00 Career Batting Leaders 44 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 Highest batting avg. (minimum 200 AB) 44 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 .375 Jay Nunley (121-323) 1996-97 43 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 .371 Todd Wodraska (76-205) 1993 40 Kyle Catrett 1999-00 .360 Jeff Millsaps (163-453) 2003-04 39 Kevin Kay 1999-00 .358 A.J. Hernandez (164-458) 1991-92 38 Duke Baxter 1996-97 .355 Kevin Kay (145-409) 1999-00 38 Josh Howard 2002-05 .355 Josh Howard (194-547) 2002-05 Most triples .352 Darryl Kennedy (157-446) 1990-91 10 Joby Birr 1992-95 .347 Lee McCool (221-636) 1998-00 10 Josh Howard 2002-05 .347 Mike McPhail (133-383) 1994-95 10 Lee McCool 1998-00 Highest slugging pct. (minimum 200 AB) 9 Mike McPhail 1994-95 .639 Kevin Jackson (377 AB) 1998-99 8 Todd Bryant 1988-89 .635 Matt Schneider (444 AB) 1997-99 8 Jesse Collins 2000-03 .627 Eddie Bloom (378 AB) 1988-89 8 Mark Devitt 1990-91 .607 Todd Dunn (410 AB) 1991-93 7 Bob Kappesser 1988-89 .607 Jay Nunley (323 AB) 1996-97 7 Darryl Kennedy 1990-91 .602 Jon Skorupski (244 AB) 2005 Most home runs .597 Ricky Willis (432 AB) 2001-02 36 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 .589 Mark Devitt (428 AB) 1990-91 34 Matt Schneider 1997-99 Highest on base pct. (minimum 200 AB) 32 Lee McCool 1998-00 .492 Kenny Layfield (351 AB) 1988-89 30 Kevin Jackson 1998-99 .470 A.J. Hernandez (458 AB) 1991-92 JOSH HOWARD 30 Todd Dunn 1991-93 .461 Brian Strub (374 AB) 1992-93 29 Marion Knowles 2002-05 .453 Darryl Kennedy (446 AB) 1990-91 29 Ricky Willis 2001-02 .449 Craig Bell (227 AB) 1988-89 28 Eddie Bloom 1988-89 .441 Jimmy Blakely (438 AB) 1988-89 Most runs batted in .440 Josh Howard (547 AB) 2002-05 163 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 .437 Mac Mackiewitz (650 AB) 1995-98 162 Lee McCool 1998-00 Most games played 133 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 220 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 129 Kevin Kay 1999-00 213 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 125 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 200 Joby Birr 1992-95 123 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 190 Marc Claus 1990-92 120 Joey Russell 2003-04 186 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 Matt Marion 116 Ricky Willis 2001-02 184 Josh Howard 2002-05 Oxendine Knowles Most total bases 184 Mike Fryrear 2002-05 2003-06 2002-05 367 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 183 Jesse Collins 2000-03 364 Lee McCool 1998-00 Most at bats 341 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 822 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 332 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 676 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 282 Matt Schneider 1997-99 650 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 268 Marion Knowles 2002-05 636 Lee McCool 1998-00 268 Joby Birr 1992-95 615 Ryan Knight 2001-04 Most walks 601 Joby Birr 1992-95 106 Kenny Layfield 1988-89 566 Jesse Collins 2000-03 104 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 Most runs scored 95 Brian Strub 1992-93 166 Lee McCool 1998-00 93 Jesse Collins 2000-03 155 Joby Birr 1992-95 87 Darryl Kennedy 1990-91 148 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 87 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 Todd Nick 144 Josh Howard 2002-05 85 Nike Steppe 1998-01 134 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 Wodraska Steppe 81 Jimmy Blakely 1988-89 130 Kyle Catrett 1999-00 1993 1998-2001 Most times struck out 127 Nick Steppe 1998-01 194 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 120 Jimmy Blakely 1988-89 221 Lee McCool 1998-00 127 Marion Knowles 2002-05 Most hits 194 Josh Howard 2002-05 125 Jeff Stockton 1999-00 256 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 193 Joby Birr 1992-95 124 Joby Birr 1992-95 222 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 188 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 116 Ricky Willis 2001-02 180 Ryan Knight 2001-04

80 WWW.UNFOS 115 Jesse Collins 2000-03 11 Trent Rich 1994-96 114 Matt Schneider 1997-99 10 Justin Cerrato 2003 Most sacrifice flies 9 Mickey Mickley 1990-91 23 Mark Devitt 1990-91 8 Reenn Edmondson 1991,93-94,96 21 Darryl Kennedy 1990-91 8 Jared Incinelli 2003-06 21 Todd Claus 1990-91 6 Tyler Stohr 2007-present 20 Joby Birr 1992-95 Most appearances 18 Chris Adams 1989-92 86 Danny Clark 1988-91 18 Mike Skoglund 1988-91 86 Josh Papelbon 2004-06 17 Bob Kappesser 1988-89 76 Brian Rauch 2000-03 17 Kevin Hill 1988-89 72 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 Most sacrifice hits 67 Doug Anderson 1988-91 27 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 64 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 25 Mike Fryrear 2002-05 63 Jared Incinelli 2003-06 22 Josh Howard 2002-05 63 Ryan Amason 2003-06 20 Ryan Knight 2001-04 Most games started 13 Tim Cleveland 1996-98 65 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 13 Brian Rapp 1998-01 47 Danny Clark 1988-91 11 Billy Kovatch 2003-04 47 Brian Rauch 2000-03 11 Scott Mairn 1995-97 46 Doug Anderson 1988-91 Most stolen bases 43 Ryan Amason 2003-06 57 Josh Howard (57-77) 2002-05 42 Sid Roberson 1990-92 53 Kyle Catrett (53-62) 1999-00 38 Adam Horne 1998-00,02 52 Joby Birr (52-60) 1992-95 37 Jacob Dixon 2002-03,05-06 45 Willie T. Lee (45-53) 1994-95 JOEY RUSSELL Most complete games 42 Matt Oxendine (42-49) 2003-06 24 Sid Roberson 1990-92 39 Danny Skinner (39-45) 1989-90 19 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 39 Kevin Kay (39-49) 1999-00 18 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 38 Todd Bryant (38-49) 1988-89 16 Phil Black 1988-89 Career Pitching Leaders 15 Doug Anderson 1988-91 Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 50 IP) 13 Kevin Ohme 1992-93 1.63 Kevin Ohme (199.0 IP) 1992-93 12 Danny Clark 1988-91 1.69 Sid Roberson (319.2 IP) 1990-92 9 Adam Horne 1998-00,02 1.71 Tito Lowinger (73.2 IP) 1991-93 Innings pitched 2.12 Mickey Mickley (203.1 IP) 1990-91 430.2 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 2.17 Kyle Haines (116.1 IP) 1989-90 354.2 Doug Anderson 1988-91 2.26 Josh Papelbon (139.2 IP) 2004-06 Josh Ben 351.1 Danny Clark 1988-91 2.42 Jerrod Payne (96.2 IP) 1999-00 334.1 Brian Rauch 2000-03 Papelbon Watkins 2.42 Phil Black (260.1 IP) 1988-89 319.2 Sid Roberson 1990-92 2004-06 1994-97 Lowest opponent batting avg. (min. 50 IP) 318.0 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 .190 Kevin Ohme (199.0 IP) 1992-93 265.2 Ryan Amason 2003-06 .196 Sid Roberson (319.2 IP) 1990-92 260.1 Phil Black 1988-89 .198 Greg Mullins (196.2 IP) 1994-95 Most runs allowed .200 Danny Clark (351.1 IP) 1988-91 203 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 .204 Doug Anderson (354.2 IP) 1988-91 202 Brian Rauch 2000-03 .205 Tito Lowinger (73.2 IP) 1991-93 163 Ryan Amason 2003-06 .213 Mike Windham (191.2 IP) 1991-93 146 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 Most strikeouts/9 inn game (min. 50 IP) 140 Danny Clark 1988-91 11.23 Billy Layman (67.1 IP) 2003-04 138 Brett McKee 1995,97-98 11.00 Tito Lowinger (73.2 IP) 1991-93 135 Ben Watkins 1994-97 10.14 Sid Roberson (319.2 IP) 1990-92 129 Josh Norman 1995-98 9.92 Justin Fuller (61.2 IP) 2001-02 Most earned runs allowed 9.59 Gerard Campbell (56.1 IP) 1991-92 Greg Ryan 159 Brian Rauch 2000-03 9.54 Robert Burris (128.1 IP) 2002-03 Mullins Amason 159 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 9.41 Kevin Ohme (199.0 IP) 1992-93 1994-95 2003-06 144 Ryan Amason 2003-06 9.30 Jared Incinelli (139.1 IP) 2003-06 113 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 Most wins 27 Tod Ewasko (27-8) 1999-02 107 Ben Watkins 1994-97 45 Matt Incinelli (45-8) 1999-02 24 Phil Black (24-5) 1988-89 107 Brett McKee 1995,97-98 36 Sid Roberson (36-6) 1990-92 Most saves 98 Doug Anderson 1988-91 34 Brian Rauch (34-7) 2000-03 24 Josh Papelbon 2004-06 97 Danny Clark 1988-91 30 Doug Anderson (30-10) 1988-91 19 Jerrod Payne 1999-00 Most walks allowed 29 Danny Clark (29-15) 1988-91 18 Mike Wood 1999-01 200 Danny Clark 1988-91 13 Danny Clark 1988-91 PREYS.COM 81 171 Doug Anderson 1988-91 .371 Sadry Cafe (93-251) 2005 125 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 MAC MACKIEWITZ Highest slugging pct. (minimum 75 AB) 121 Brian Rauch 2000-03 .765 Todd Dunn (179 AB) 1993 106 Greg Mullins 1994-95 .711 Kevin Jackson (211 AB) 1999 105 Phil Black 1988-89 .691 Matt Schneider (149 AB) 1998 104 Ben Watkins 1994-97 .685 Eddie Bloom (168 AB) 1988 95 Sid Roberson 1990-92 .670 Bret Soverel (100 AB) 1994 Most strikeouts .669 Ben Johanning (145 AB) 2001 360 Sid Roberson 1990-92 .663 Jay Nunley (240 AB) 333 Doug Anderson 1988-91 1997 328 Matt Incinelli 1999-02 Highest on base pct. (minimum 75 AB) 299 Danny Clark 1988-91 .493 Kenny Layfield (158 AB) 1989 250 Tod Ewasko 1999-02 .490 Kenny Layfield (193 AB) 1988 246 Brian Rauch 2000-03 .485 Todd Dunn (179 AB) 1993 213 Adam Horne 1998-00, 02 .478 A.J. Hernandez (244 AB) 1991 211 Ryan Amason 2003-06 .476 Kevin Kay (187 AB) 1999 .466 Brian Rapp (189 AB) 2000 Career Fielding Leaders .462 Brian Strub (196 AB) 1993 Highest fielding pct. (min. 100 chances) Most games played .995 Chris Bristow (171-14-1) 1994-95 71 Todd Bryant 1989 .991 Willie T. Lee (218-8-2) 1994-95 71 Jimmy Blakely 1989 .990 Randy Hart (192-114-2) 2002-03 70 Darryl Kennedy 1991 .990 Doug Rogalski (714-61-8) 1989-90 70 Bob Kappesser 1989 .990 Jonathan Hodach(426-55-5) 2003-06 69 A.J. Hernandez 1991 .990 Todd Wodraska (445-33-5) 1993 69 Shane Campbell 1991 .990 Joey Russell (1091-41-12) 2003-04 69 Craig Bell 1989 .989 Mac Mackiewitz(1407-116-17) 1995-98 69 Eddie Bloom 1989 .989 Darryl Kennedy(913-124-12) 1990-91 Most games started .989 James Belyea (626-26-8) 2004-07 71 Todd Bryant 1989 Most chances 71 Jimmy Blakely 1989 1540 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 70 Darryl Kennedy 1991 1273 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 70 Bob Kappesser 1989 1247 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 69 Shane Campbell 1991 1144 Joey Russell 2003-04 Willie T. Ryan 69 Craig Bell 1989 1120 Jesse Collins 2000-03 69 Eddie Bloom 1989 Lee Knight 1103 Ryan McDonald 1999-02 69 A.J. Hernandez 1991 1994-95 2001-04 1049 Darryl Kennedy 1990-91 Most at bats 995 Kevin Hill 1988-89 256 Lee McCool 1999 Most putouts 253 Lee McCool 2000 1407 Mac Mackiewitz 1995-98 252 Todd Bryant 1989 1151 A.J. Hernandez 1991-92 251 Sadry Cafe 2005 1123 Brian Fleetwood 1997-00 248 Mike Skoglund 1991 1091 Joey Russell 2003-04 246 Darryl Kennedy 1991 1013 Jesse Collins 2000-03 246 Kyle Catrett 2000 994 Ryan McDonald 1999-02 Most runs scored 933 Jimmy Glanville 2006-07 78 Kyle Catrett 2000 913 Darryl Kennedy 1990-91 71 Lee McCool 2000 Most assists 68 A.J. Hernandez 1991 571 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 65 Jimmy Blakely 1989 486 Ryan Knight 2001-04 Mike Adam 63 Gary Gouldthread 1989 432 Joby Birr 1992-95 Fryrear Horne 63 Keith Medosch 1997 417 Mike Fryrear 2002-05 2002-05 1998-2002 Most hits 367 Jimmy Blakely 1988-89 93 Darryl Kennedy 1991 Most errors Single-Season 93 Sadry Cafe 2005 60 Joby Birr 1992-95 Hitting Leaders 92 Jay Nunley 1997 59 Jon Geist 1991-93 Highest batting avg. (minimum 75 AB) 91 Lee McCool 1999 55 Matt Oxendine 2003-06 .401 Jeff Millsaps (91-227) 2003 91 Jeff Millsaps 2003 54 Kenny Layfield 1988-89 .383 Jay Nunley (92-240) 1997 90 Todd Bryant 1989 48 Jeff Stockton 1999-00 .379 Danon Winter (64-169) 1993 90 Kyle Catrett 2000 42 Jeff Mihailoff 1993-96 .378 Darryl Kennedy (93-246) 1991 89 A.J. Hernandez 1991 .374 Duke Baxter (88-235) 1997 Most doubles .371 Todd Wodraska (76-205) 1993 31 Duke Baxter 1997 26 Kyle Catrett 2000

82 WWW.UNFOS 22 A.J. Hernandez 1992 1.24 Sean Marino (29.0 IP) 1992 22 A.J. Hernandez 1991 1.42 Kevin Hill (25.1 IP) 1988 20 Tim Slater 1991 1.49 Josh Papelbon (66.2 IP) 2005 20 Kevin Kay 2000 1.50 Sid Roberson (120.1 IP) 1992 20 Lee McCool 2000 1.50 Matt McCool (24.0 IP) 1992 Most triples 1.59 Brian Tolberg (28.1 IP) 1992 6 Bob Kappesser 1989 Lowest opponent batting avg. (min. 20 IP) 6 Darryl Kennedy 1991 .155 Danny Clark (69.0 IP) 1988 5 Mark Devitt 1991 .159 Tito Lowinger (21.1 IP) 1992 5 Jesse Collins 2001 .172 Kevin Ohme (100.1 IP) 1993 5 Todd Bryant 1988 .177 Dustin Osbourn (40.0 IP) 1996 5 Mike Skoglund 1991 .179 Greg Mullins (109.1 IP) 1995 5 Mike McPhail 1995 .181 Mike Windham (68.2 IP) 1992 Most home runs .182 Justin Cerrato (44.0 IP) 2003 20 Kevin Jackson 1999 .183 T.J. Goelz (66.0 IP) 1992 19 Todd Dunn 1993 Most wins 19 Matt Schneider 1999 15 Sid Roberson (15-1) 1991 18 Marion Knowles 2005 14 Tod Ewasko (14-3) 2001 16 Ricky Willis 2002 14 Brian Rauch (14-3) 2001 16 Eddie Bloom 1988 14 Phil Black (14-3) 1989 16 Jay Nunley 1997 13 Kevin Ohme (13-1) 1993 Most runs batted in 12 Matt Incinelli (12-1) 2001 83 Kevin Kay 2000 12 Matt Incinelli (12-1) 2000 75 Joey Russell 2003 12 Travis Stanton (12-2) 2004 72 Jay Nunley 1997 A.J. HERNANDEZ Most losses 69 A.J. Hernandez 1991 9 Wyatt Brooks (5-9) 1996 69 Lee McCool 1999 6 Doug Anderson (7-6) 1990 67 Todd Bryant 1989 6 Matt Everett (5-6) 1998 65 Kevin Jackson 1999 6 Brian Tolberg (8-6) 1994 Most total bases 6 Danny Clark (9-6) 1989 160 Sadry Cafe 2005 Most saves 160 Lee McCool 2000 16 Mike Wood 2001 159 Jay Nunley 1997 14 Josh Papelbon 2005 150 Kevin Jackson 1999 14 Jerrod Payne 2000 147 Jon Skorupski 2005 10 Justin Cerrato 2003 145 Matt Schneider 1999 8 Josh Papelbon 2006 143 A.J. Hernandez 1991 8 Trent Rich 1995 Most walks Jared Billy 6 Mickey Mickley 1991 55 Kenny Layfield 1988 Most appearances Incinelli Layman 53 Darryl Kennedy 1990 2003-06 2003-04 33 Josh Papelbon 2005 53 Brian Strub 1992 30 Jerrod Payne 2000 51 Kenny Layfield 1989 30 Mike Wood 2001 51 A.J. Hernandez 1991 29 Phil Black 1988 49 Jimmy Blakely 1989 29 Josh Papelbon 2006 46 Danny Skinner 1990 28 Mickey Mickley 1991 Most times struck out 28 Jared Incinelli 2005 70 Brian Fleetwood 2000 26 Billy Layman 2004 69 Brian Fleetwood 1999 68 Matt Schneider 1999 Single-Season 65 Jeff Stockton 1999 Pitching Leaders 61 Ricky Willis 2001 Most games started 60 Jeff Stockton 2000 19 Phil Black 1989 Most stolen bases 17 Sid Roberson 1991 33 Kyle Catrett (33-41) 2000 Kevin Tito 17 Matt Incinelli 2001 29 Kevin Kay (29-35) 2000 Jackson Lowinger 17 Ryan Amason 2005 25 Joby Birr (25-28) 1995 1998-99 1991-93 17 Tod Ewasko 2001 25 Josh Howard (25-35) 2005 17 Brian Rauch 2001 23 Todd Bryant (23-28) 1988 Single-Season 17 Jacob Dixon 2005 23 Willie T. Lee (23-25) 1995 Pitching Leaders 17 Matt Incinelli 2000 23 Brennan Grogan (23-34) 2005 Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 20 IP) Most complete games 23 Jeremy Dunford (23-28) 1992 0.42 Tito Lowinger (21.1 IP) 1992 12 Sid Roberson 1992 1.21 Sid Roberson (74.1 IP) 1990 12 Tod Ewasko 2001 PREYS.COM 83 9 Phil Black 1989 Most hit batters 8 Matt Incinelli 2001 12 Chris Waters 2004 8 Kevin Ohme 1993 11 Derek Feldman 2003 7 Phil Black 1988 10 Ryan Amason 2005 7 Tod Ewasko 2002 10 Brian Rauch 2003 7 Doug Anderson 1989 10 Brian Rauch 2002 7 Sid Roberson 1991 9 Sid Roberson 1991 Innings pitched 8 Jacob Dixon 2003 142.1 Tod Ewasko 2001 8 Josh Papelbon 2004 136.0 Doug Anderson 1990 8 Matt Incinelli 2002 135.1 Phil Black 1988 128.1 Travis Stanton 2004 Single-Season 125.0 Sid Roberson 1991 Fielding Leaders 125.0 Phil Black 1989 Highest fielding pct. (min. 150 chances) 121.1 Matt Incinelli 2001 1.000 Jonathan Hodach (195-31-0) 2005 120.1 Sid Roberson 1992 .997 Mac Mackiewitz (333-31-1) 1998 Most strikeouts .995 Judd Loveland (193-23-1) 2004 172 Sid Roberson 1991 .994 Joe Pound (300-30-2) 1995 134 Doug Anderson 1990 .994 Marion Knowles (598-30-4) 2005 128 Sid Roberson 1992 .994 Bryant Melson (138-16-1) 1995 116 Travis Stanton 2004 Most chances 112 Greg Mullins 1995 680 A.J. Hernandez 1991 112 Phil Black 1989 643 Doug Rogalski 1990 109 Robert Burris 2003 632 Marion Knowles 2005 108 Tod Ewasko 2001 MICKEY MICKLEY 622 Darryl Kennedy 1991 Most home runs allowed 609 Joey Russell 2004 13 Matt Incinelli 2000 593 A.J. Hernandez 1992 12 Ryan Amason 2006 Most putouts 11 Mike Wood 2001 601 A.J. Hernandez 1991 11 Brian Rauch 2001 598 Marion Knowles 2005 11 Phil Black 1988 585 Doug Rogalski 1990 11 Matt Everett 1998 578 Joey Russell 2004 Most hits allowed 553 Darryl Kennedy 1991 138 Matt Incinelli 2001 Most assists 132 Tod Ewasko 2001 196 Lee McCool 2000 127 Brian Rauch 2001 196 Jimmy Blakely 1989 117 Phil Black 1988 Jacob Judd 195 Ryan Knight 2004 116 Matt Incinelli 2000 179 Matt Oxendine 2005 114 Brian Holden 1998 Dixon Loveland 179 Todd Claus 1991 113 Mike Wood 2000 2002-06 2004-05 Most errors 112 Brian Rauch 2003 29 Jeff Stockton 2000 Most runs allowed 28 Jon Geist 1992 65 Matt Incinelli 2000 27 Kenny Layfield 1989 64 Brian Rauch 2003 27 Taylor Wood 2001 64 Brian Tolberg 1994 27 Kenny Layfield 1988 63 Bobby Grant 1988 27 Joby Birr 1994 61 Tod Ewasko 2001 61 Brian Rauch 2001 60 Wyatt Brooks 1996 59 Brian Holden 1998 Most earned runs allowed 52 Brian Rauch 2001 52 Brian Tolberg 1994 Brian Brian 51 Wyatt Brooks 1996 Rauch Holden 50 Matt Incinelli 2000 2000-03 1997-98 48 Brian Rauch 2003 48 Ryan Amason 2006 66 Danny Clark 1991 47 Ryan Amason 2004 63 Phil Black 1989 47 Matt Everett 1997 53 Greg Mullins 1995 Most walks allowed 53 Danny Clark 1990 69 Mike Comiskey 1996 53 Greg Mullins 1994 68 Doug Anderson 1990 53 Doug Anderson 1989 JONATHON HODACH

84 WWW.UNFOS 1988 1999 Tony Diggs (OF) - drafted in sixth round (Brewers) Matt Schneider (OF) - drafted in 7th round (Pirates). Signed with St. Louis Phil Black (LHP) - drafted in 29th round (Mariners) in 2001. Bob Kappesser (C) - signed as a free agent (Brewers) Kevin Jackson (3B) - drafted in the 13th round (Detroit). Stephen Stewart (LHP) - signed by Milwaukee Brewers. 1991 Doug Anderson (LHP) - drafted in 15th round (Mariners) 2000 Darryl Kennedy (C) - drafted in 37th round (Rangers). Was the Manager of Lee McCool (2B) - drafted in 7th round (Padres). the Year in the Gulf Coast League in 1998, 1999 and 2000. Now managing Jerrod Payne (P) - drafted in the 10th round (Blue Jays). in the Northwest League with the Texas Rangers. Kevin Kay (C) - drafted in the 29th round (Angels). Todd Claus (INF) - signed as a free agent (Angels). Now coaching/scouting Jeff Stockton (SS) - drafted in the 31st round (Angels). with the Angels. Kyle Catrett (OF) - signed with Springfield, Ill., in the Frontier League.

1992 2001 Sid Roberson (LHP) - drafted in 29th round (Brewers). Reached the Major Mike Wood (P) - drafted in 10th round (A's). Called up to Major Leagues in Leagues in 1995. 2003. Marc Claus (2B) - drafted in 31st round (Twins). A.J. Hernandez (1B) - signed as a free agent (Angels). 2002 Matt Incinelli (P) - drafted in 26th round (Diamondbacks). 1993 Ryan Soehlig (3B) - drafted in 26th round (Orioles). Todd Dunn (OF) - drafted in first round (Brewers). Reached the Major Tod Ewasko (P) - signed as a free agent (Cardinals). Leagues in 1996. Adam Horne (P) - signed free agent contract with Joliet Jackhammers Kevin Ohme (LHP) - drafted in ninth round (Twins). Played in Japan in (Northern League). 2000 season. Reached Major Leagues with the Cardinals in 2003. Mike Windham (RHP) - drafted in ninth round (Cardinals). 2003 Chance Reynolds (C) - drafted in 54th round (Giants). Justin Cerrato (P) - drafted in 29th round (Phillies). Currently still playing. Jeremy Dunford (OF) - signed by Sioux Falls (Independent). Jesse Collins (C) - drafted in 39th round (Twins). Currently still playing. Jon Geist (SS) - signed by St. Paul Saints (Independent). Brian Rauch (P) - signed free agent contract with Brewers. Robert Burris (P) - signed free agent contract with A's. 1994 Randy Hart (C) - signed free agent contract with Pirates. Brian Tollberg (RHP) - signed by Chilicothe Paints (Independent). Reached Delvin Haskell (INF) - signed free agent contract with Frontier League the Major Leagues in 2000. (Independent). Jerry Carpenter (C) - signed with the California Angels. Danon Winter (3B) - signed by the Chilicothe Paints (Independent). 2004 Billy Layman (P) - drafted in seventh round (Angels). Currently still playing. 1995 Chris Waters (P) - drafted in 16th round (Angels). Currently still playing. Greg "Boo" Mullins (LHP) - signed with the Milwaukee Brewers. Reached Joey Russell (1B) - signed free-agent contract with Yuma of the Western the Major Leagues with the Brewers in 1998. Led Brewer minor league League (independent). organization with 32 saves in '97. T.J. Stanton (P) - signed free-agent contract with Winnipeg Goldeyes of Joby Birr (SS) - drafted in 62nd round (Cardinals). Northern League (independent). Chris Bristow (1B) - signed with Chilicothe Paints (Independent). Billy Kovatch (OF) - signed free-agent contract with Yuma of the Western League (independent). 1996 Wyatt Brooks (LHP) - drafted in 30th round (Pirates). 2005 Reenn Edmondson (RHP) - signed with the Chilicothe Paints Josh Howard (OF) - signed free-agent contract with the Padres. Currently (Independent). still playing. Mike Comiskey (RHP) - signed with the Zanesville Grays (Independent). Marion Knowles (1B) - signed free-agent contract with the Twins. Jon Skorupski (3B) - signed free-agent contract with the Cardinals. 1997 Travis Rapp (C) - drafted in 15th round (White Sox). 2006 Keith Medosch (OF-INF) - drafted in 17th round (Angels). Ryan Amason (P) - signed free-agent contract with the Phillies. Bryant Melson (C) - drafted in 38th round (Twins) Jacob Dixon (P) - signed free-agent contract with the Angels. Jay Nunley (OF) - drafted in 41st round (Angels). Jonathan Hodach (C) - signed free-agent contract with the Angels. Duke Baxter (2B) - signed by Madison Black Wolf (Independent). Jared Incinelli (P) - signed free-agent contract with the Angels. Joe Pound (1B-DH) - signed by Chilicothe Paints (Independent). Matt Oxendine (SS) - Drafted by Diamondbacks (15th round). Jeremy Papelbon (P) - Drafted by Cubs (19th round). 1998 Josh Papelbon (P) - Drafted by Red Sox (48th round). Ben Pincus (P) - Israeli Professional Baseball League (new in 2007). Mac Mackiewitz (1B) - drafted in 33rd round (Brewers). Signed by the Rockies in 2000. Matt Everett (P) - signed by Cleveland Indians. 2007 Ryan Ward (OF) - signed by Los Angeles Dodgers. Derek Bell (P) - signed free-agent contract with the Traverse City (Mi.) John O'Neil (C) - signed by California Angels. Beach Bums of the independent Frontier League. Brian Holden (P) - signed by Atlanta Braves. Jon Dandridge (OF) - signed free-agent contract with the Slippery Rock (Pa.) Sliders of the independent Frontier League. Ty Pryor (P) - drafted by the Angels (28th round). Returned to UNF.

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