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Inside... This is UMass Lowell ...... 2-8 • UML Quick Facts ...... 2 • The City of Lowell ...... 3 • The City of Boston ...... 4 • The University ...... 5 • UMass Lowell Athletics: Upholding The Standard ....6-7 • The Facilities ...... 8 Coaching Staff ...... 9-12 2008 Season Statistics ...... 13 2008 Season Results ...... 14 2009 Team Roster ...... 15 2009 Season Preview...... 16-18 2009 Player Profiles ...... 19-31 The Northeast-10 ...... 32-37 • Conference Information ...... 32 • 2008 Season & Tournament Results ...... 33 • 2008 All Conference Team ...... 33 • 2008 Team Offensive Leaders ...... 34 • 2008 Team Pitching Leaders ...... 35 • 2008 Individual Offensive Leaders ...... 36 • 2008 Individual Pitching Leaders ...... 37 2008 River Hawk Opponents ...... 38-41 Records ...... 42-61 • Team Offensive Records ...... 43 • Team Pitching, Fielding Records ...... 44 • Individual Offensive Records ...... 45-46 • Individual Pitching Records ...... 47-48 • Career Offensive Leaders ...... 49-50 • Career Pitching Leaders ...... 51 • UMass Lowell Alumni in the Professional Ranks ...... 52 • UMass Lowell Alumni in the Athletic Hall of Fame ..... 53 • Year-by-Year Results ...... 54-58 • All-Time Letterwinners ...... 59-61 • All-Time Coaching Records ...... 61 Media Information/Directions ...... 62 Senior Captain Graeme Clohosey

2009 UMass Lowell Get It All Baseball Media Guide Credits

The 2009 UMass Lowell Baseball media guide is a production of the Office of Athletic Media Relations, written and designed by Chris O’Donnell, Director; and Christina Stone, Athletic Coordinator. Covers designed by Christina Stone.

Action photography by: Ken Babbitt • www.sportsshooter.com Richard Orr • www.richardorrsports.com Ted Haley, Sr.

Posed photography by: Gil Talbot • [email protected] Jim Higgins of Higgins & Ross Photography

Contributors: Jonathan Albert, Assistant Director of Athletic Media Relations; and student assistants Danielle O’Shea, Kurt D’Angelo, Heather Ross, Chris Dietsch.

On the cover: Anthony Santos, James Barry, Tim Manton, Mark Sakelakos www.goriverhawks.com

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UMass Lowell Quick Facts Location: ...... Lowell, MA 01854 Founded: ...... 1975 Enrollment: ...... 6,000 Nickname...... River Hawks Colors: ...... Red, White and Royal Blue Home Field: ...... Edward A. LeLacheur Park (4,700) Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division II Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Chris O’Donnell Jonathan Albert, Bob Ellis Director of Athletic Asst. Director, Athletic Media Relations President ...... Dr. Jack M. Wilson Media Relations Media Relations Specialist Chancellor: ...... Martin T. Meehan Director of Athletics:...... Dana K. Skinner Senior Associate Director of Athletics: .... Joan Lehoullier Assistant AD/External Affairs: ...... Eric Allen Athletic Coordinator/Business Affairs: ..... Christina Stone Head Athletic Trainer: ...... Artie Poitras Staff Assistant:...... Mary Jane Mastrovich Corrdinator of Atheltic Facilities & Events ..... Amy Lisavich

Athletic Media Relations Christina Stone Chris McKenna Rowdy Athletic Coordinator, Athletic Trainer Director of Athletic Media Relations: ...... Chris O'Donnell Business Affairs Office Phone: ...... (978) 934-2306 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Media Relations Specialist:...... Bob Ellis Office Phone: ...... (978) 934-2914 About the E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Assistant Director (Baseball Contact): ... Jonathan Albert River Hawk Office Phone: ...... (978) 934-2351 Press Box Phone/Albert Cell: ...... (919) 623-1323 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Athletic Media Relations Fax: ...... (978) 934-2313 Website: ...... www.goriverhawks.com

Baseball Coaching Staff

Head Coach:...... Ken Harring (Le Moyne, 1989) E-Mail ...... [email protected] Overall Record: ...... 203-187 (Eight years) Record at UMass Lowell: ...... 124-78 (Four years) The River Hawk nickname and initial logo was Baseball Office: ...... (978) 934-2344 selected in the spring of 1994 following a lengthy Assistant Coaches ...... process, a contest and a final vote by the UMass • Ken Kessaris ...... (978) 934-2138 Lowell student body...... [email protected] Not representative of any specific bird, the River Hawk is envisioned as a mythical bird of strength, • Mike Marron ...... (978) 934-2138 speed and courage. It soars to great heights but never ...... [email protected] loses its connection to the river and the land below. • Jerod Edmondson ...... (978) 934-2138 Straddling both sides of the Merrimack River, • Anthony Santos ...... (978) 934-2138 UMass Lowell has been a thriving educational and • Peter Nickerson...... (978) 934-2138 research center with strong ties to the industries that 2008 Overall Record: ...... 26-24 have lined its shores for over a century. The University extends sincere thanks and 2008 Northeast-10 Record: ...... 18-12 (T-Fourth) gratitude to Chad Dooley for the suggestion of the River Veterans Returning/Lost: ...... 14/10 Hawk name and 1980 alumnus Brian Trainor for his Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 6/3 creative design on the original logo mark. Returning/Lost:...... 5/7 The University amended the logo in 2006 through Newcomers/Transfers:...... 13/3 the creative work of Phoenix Design in New York City.

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THIS IS UMASS LOWELL This is UMass Lowell Throughout its 100 year history, the groups; the University of Lowell has women’s center; excelled at providing innovative, respon- marching band; sive programs that meet both the needs of the student its students for a quality education and the newspaper; an needs of regional businesses for skilled FM radio station practitioners and managers. covering a 20- Formed through the merger of a mile radius; and technical institute and a teacher’s college, the Off- the University is part of the five-campus Broadway University of Massachusetts system. The Players. academic experience at UMass Lowell Campus-wide Martin T. Meehan, offers students comprehensive, broad- events include Chancellor based programs characterized by a University Week continuing effort to break down traditional and Spring barriers between disciplines, and between the classroom and the Carnival, and “real world.” resident hall Courses typically involve a practical component which can associations range from the political science team that competed nationally in a sponsor social United Nations Model Assembly; to the music business majors who and recreational went to a recording industry conference in California; to the civil events. engineering students who helped the city of Lowell inventory and The replace all of its street signs. University’s Members of the faculty are respected researchers who value three campuses, their commitment to teaching and extend the learning experience spread over 100 beyond the classroom. Undergraduates participate in funded acres on both research and college policy committees, and senior faculty are sides of the involved in student projects such as building and racing a solar- Merrimack River, powered car. Strong links with local businesses, educational include class- Cumnock Hall systems, and health care providers benefit students through an room and increasing number of internships, part-time jobs, and grants. In laboratory buildings, two libraries, a student center, two gymnasi- short, students graduate with the hands-on experience and ums, multiple dining halls, a Center for the Performing Arts, an art practical problem-solving skills for which employers are looking. gallery, and numerous residence halls. State-of-the-art laboratories UMass Lowell offers 82 different undergraduate concentra- include such special-interest facilities as the six Sound Recording tions, including recent popular choices like meteorology, sound Technology Program studios; an interactive video lab (one of three recording technology, exercise physiology, criminal justice, and in the country) that enables nursing students to simulate medical plastics engineering. Most courses incorporate some kind of emergencies; and a manufacturing lab where engineering and practical component that gives students hands-on experience in management students team up to produce microelectronic compo- their field. Support services ranging from the University-wide nents. Honors Program to multimedia computer labs to academic tutoring In 1998, the University’s collaborative relationship with the city ensure that all students have access to the programs and services of Lowell resulted in the completion of the nearby Paul E. Tsongas that help them succeed. The Graduate School enrolls nearly 3,000 Hockey Arena and the on-campus Edward A. LeLacheur Baseball students in 30 master’s degree and 11 doctoral programs. Stadium. Both facilities are shared by UMass Lowell and the Lowell Devils of the American UMass Lowell’s Hockey League (AHL) as 6,000 undergraduate well as the Lowell students are ethnically, Spinners, a class A culturally, and economi- affiliate of the Boston cally diverse. Students Red Sox. are active in a wide These projects and variety of community the University’s Campus service activities, Recreation Center, which including athletics-based opened in the Fall of programs for local high 2002, are located in the school students; the city’s Northern Canal Assistive Technology area where campus and Program in which community meet. Other students create and collaborative projects in modify devices for the this area include a three- disabled; and volunteer mile river walk/canal work at local shelters and walk system, and the community programs. mixed-use renovation of There are more than the 18-acre Lawrence 100 campus organiza- Mills complex. tions to choose from: academic, recreational, and special interest Paul E. Tsongas Arena: Home of UMass Lowell

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THIS IS UMASS LOWELL Kudos, Applause and Well Done With 10 Teams Represented in NCAA Tournaments, the 2007-08 year gave cause for celebration

There have become several constants Sanca, the River Hawks accomplished 13th within UMass Lowell’s 16 men and women’s place without two of its top three runners, athletic teams. opening the door for their underclassmen to In 2007-08, for the second straight year, emerge on Division II’s biggest stage. 10 of UML’s 15 Division II teams were repre- In 2006, UML became the first non- sented in NCAA Tournaments. Along the way, Division I team in 94 years to win the New the River Hawks crowned two Northeast-10 England Championship. As an encore, the Conference Tournament champions; 17 All- River Hawks continued to supersede NCAA Americans; 72 Northeast/ Region division by placing second among 43 teams, all-stars; 53 All-Northeast-10 Conference behind only Brown. standouts, not to forget two players on the ON THE WOMEN’S SIDE, the glorious All-Star teams. Nicole Plante era (2003-07) had ended, but Such was the stellar 2007-08 year in the women’s cross country team pressed UMass Lowell athletics. The University finished on impressively. The River Hawks returned to 33rd among 231 NCAA Division II colleges in the NCAA Championship a fifth straight year the U.S. Sports Academy (USSA) Directors’ (placing 21st) and placed second in both the Cup Division II final standings, where it has Northeast-10 Conference and NCAA ranked tops among Northeast-10 Conference Northeast Region championships. and Northeast Region schools in four of the Perhaps the most laudable facets of the last eight years. team were its depth and versatility, as places In 2007, UML was ranked second among 2-5 proved to be interchangeable. Freshman Division II schools and 23rd among all four- Lyra Clark became the third UML runner year colleges and universities in the National since 2002 to earn NE-10 Freshman of the Collegiate Scouting Association (NCSA) Power Year honors. Rankings, which rates colleges and universi- FOR THE UML men’s soccer team, the ties based on their ranking in the USSA Direc- 2007 season was one for the ages: a return tors’ Cup, U.S. News & World Report, as well to the NCAA Tournament and six players as their student-athlete graduation rates. The NE-10 Offensive Player and Freshman earning postseason honors highlighted by Like previous years, UML was spurred of the Year: Junior Jaci Moulton (left) and All-Americans Matias Pietropinto and Edens by several spectacular seasons, led by the Katie Enaire. Chery. field hockey team which advanced to the NCAA The River Hawks returned to the Tournament championship match for the third NCAAs where they drew with Southern time in five years. 1-1 before advancing 3-2 on penalty kicks. UML’s season ended in the Fall Seasons Bring second round with a 3-1 loss to eventual NCAA Tournament Fever national champion Franklin Pierce in the New England Region final. WHEN CONSIDERING the field hockey With the above pedigree, all but one team’s plethora of plaudits over the last five player return for the 2008 season. years, they would make a 20-year period ap- IT WAS JUST two years ago (2005) pear successful: Five Northeast-10 Confer- that the women’s soccer team earned its ence Tournament championships; five NCAA first-ever NCAA Tournament bid, which Tournament semifinal bids; three NCAA title followed with its second appearance in match appearances and a national champion- 2006. With the River Hawks making a third ship in 2005. appearance in the 2007 NCAAs, they were The 2007 season followed suit as the merely announcing they are at a level at team won the NE-10 regular season and which they will remain. tournament and advanced to the national With an 11-9-1 record, UML simply championship, halted only by 13-time defeated regional teams when it was most champion Bloomsburg (5-2) in the final. UML critical, which booked its place in the NCAA capped the year with a 19-3 record (15-1 field. NE-10), and is 100-31 the last five years. THERE IS NO DOUBT the volleyball The River Hawks crowned four All- team struggled last fall, evidenced by an Americans and five NE-10 all-stars, while uncharacteristic 12-21 overall record (7-7 head coach Shannon Hlebichuk, was not NE-10, sixth). But the team can take pride in only voted NE-10 Coach of the Year a fifth the fact that 11 of the 13 players who will straight year, but Division II Coach of the return next season saw significant playing Year for the third time in that span. time in 2007. Additionally, the River Hawks ON PAPER, the men’s cross country collectively ranked in the top seven NE-10 team’s 13th-place finish at the NCAA Junior Guillermo Cisneros (top) and senior teams in five categories. Championship not only echoed the team’s Matias Pietropinto celebrate a goal in a 3-2 win over defending NCAA Champion depth, it underscored its promise for the Dowling. future. Led by junior All-American Ruben

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notable improvement for the UML women, evidenced with wins 2007-08: (continued) at defending national champion Southern Connecticut and at home against American International and Saint Rose to cap the A Winter Resurgence regular season. Among the highlights was capturing a share of the Valley IT HAS BECOME tradition of the cross country and track Cup Classic, marking the second straight year the River Hawks and field teams that their seasons blend into and feed off one went unbeaten at 5-0 outside the NE-10. another. Six UML men qualified for the NCAA Championship in two events: two in the 400 Golf, Track & Field Springs Eternal meter dash and four in the distance medley relay. COMPARED TO THE LAST three The DMR team captured All-American seasons, the 2007-08 golf team’s results are honors by placing sixth with a time of staggering, highlighted by four players who 10:07.65 while sophomore Doug Caves shot consistently in the 70s. UML’s effort led placed ninth in the 400 meter dash – one it back to the NCAA Tournament, where the place shy of All-American status. Caves also River Hawks placed sixth among eight teams led 12 River Hawks to All-New England with a three-round average of 314.00. status at the New England Championship by Perhaps equally impressive was the winning the 400 meter dash title in 47.58. team’s showing at the New England So too have the UML women upheld the Intercollegiate Golf Association (NEIGA) tradition of blending seasons. Seven UML Invitational, in which UML placed seventh women qualified for the NCAA Championship among 42 NCAA Division I, II and III teams. over three events, led by sophomore All- THE OUTDOOR track and field American Olivia Thibou and who placed season saw six UML men and women eighth and earned All-America in the qualify for the NCAA Championship, four jump (38’ 2.0’’) and the All-American distance of which exceeded expectations. Junior medley relay team. Andrew Grange, seeded 13th, placed Thibou also garnered All-New England sixth in the 400 meter dash (47.65) status in two events and led six teammates while sophomore Haley Catarius to similar honors at the New England (seeded ninth) took sixth in the 800 Championship. meters (2:12.07) to earn All-America A 16-17-4 OVERALL RECORD. Eleven status. weeks in the national polls. Victories over Also notable was UML’s impact at national champion Boston College and New the New England Championship, where Hampshire as well as the College Cup it crowned 21 All-New England championship. But perhaps the hockey The 2007-08 year marked a resurgence standouts. team’s best figure of all? Only one senior on for the hockey team IF A 26-24 SEASON is referred to the 2007-08 team. as a rebuilding year, it is safe to say the Underscoring the rigors of Hockey East UML baseball team is in a good place. play, UML posted a 5-2 non- Especially considering it suited conference clip which included 18 freshmen and sophomores victories over the likes of Alabama- in 2008 and finished in a tie for Huntsville and Bentley as well as fourth place in the NE-10 Cornell and Maine for the Florida regular season. College Cup championship. After a 3-12 start, UML Moreover, UML finished a mere four posted an admirable 23-12 points behind national champion record after returning from Boston College in the Hockey East Florida and earned its eighth regular season. straight bid to the NE-10 Even better, UML is shining in Tournament, falling short of the the classroom with a team grade NCAAs for only the second point average of 3.070. time in the last 12 seasons. Two players – sophomore WHILE ITS Kory Falite and freshman Maury POSTSEASON life was short, Edwards – received Hockey East the softball team can take plaudits: Falite to the Second Team solace in the fact that it and Edwards to the All-Rookie finished higher in the NE-10 Team. regular season (tied for third) THE CLICHÉ is appropriate: If than it did a year ago when it endings symbolize beginnings, the stormed to the NE-10 Tourna- men and women’s basketball ment title and the NCAA teams can reclaim their late-season Tournament Northeast Region prowess. The UML men finished semifinal round. 12-17 overall (8-14, NE-10), a far The season, however, cry from last year’s 9-18/6-16 clip, was not without its highlights and scored impressive victories as senior Laurie Tanguay was over NCAA teams Merrimack, named the recipient of UML’s All-Americans Ruben Sanca (left) and Haley Catarius high- Assumption and Philadelphia. lighted the cross country and track and field seasons. 2007-08 Lester H. Cushing Award With a 13-14 overall finish (8- for Female Athlete of the Year. 14 NE-10) there was steady,

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THIS IS UMASS LOWELL The Facilities: A Commitment to River Hawk Athletics Among the many things on Cushing, former athletic director which the UMass Lowell Depart- and chair of the Department of ment of Athletics prides itself is its Languages at Lowell Technologi- facilities. cal Institute for 49 years. There is the palatial 6,500- The complex was con- seat Paul E. Tsongas Arena, home structed in 2000-01 and features of the River Hawk Division I ice an artificial field and bleacher hockey program; the 4,700-seat stadium for field hockey and Edward A. LeLacheur Park home football, a competitive track and of the baseball team; the Cushing field complex and a natural grass Field Complex, which houses the soccer field. soccer, field hockey and track and In the summer of 2007, a field teams; and River View Field, state-of-the art pressbox was home of the UML softball team. added to the soccer field, complete with a radio/webcast The Paul E. Tsongas Arena booth and outlets to enable for live internet scoring. A joint venture with the City of Lowell and the University led to the Edward A. LeLacheur Park construction and completion in 1998 of the Paul E. Tsongas Arena A 4,767-seat natural grass and the Edward A. LeLacheur Park Edward A. LeLacheur Park facility, LeLacheur Park is home to on the University’s north campus. the UML baseball team as well as Opened and dedicated on Jan. 27, 1998, the Arena proudly the Lowell Spinners, the Class ‘A’ affiliate of the 2004 and 2007 bears the name of the late Senator Paul E. Tsongas, a Lowell native. Champion . It is among the most The 6,500-seat arena is home to the NCAA Division I UML ice attractive, most beautifully manicured minor league ballparks in the hockey team as well as the Lowell Devils, the American Hockey country. League (AHL) affiliate of the New Jersey Devils of the NHL, as well Completed in 1998, LeLacheur Park has served as site of the as a wide variety of concerts, family shows and other sporting NCAA Tournament Division II Northeast Region Baseball Champion- events. ship from 1998-2003, as well as the Northeast-10 Tournament from 2001-07. River View Field Most recently, the University turned its attention to the Costello Athletic Center, home of the UML volleyball and women’s and men’s Located on the University’s south campus, River View Field basketball teams as well as the winter refuge for the baseball and serves as the home of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament softball teams. champion UML softball team and has also been the site of the NE-10 Built in 1964, the CAC underwent many renovations over the Tournament in recent years. Situated on the banks of the Merrimack summer of 2006, including the installation of a new hardwood River, River View Field is regarded as one of the premier softball playing surface; new collapsible bleachers in several areas, complexes in New England. including the east end of the court; and new banners at either end of the court celebrating the University’s many championships. Campus Recreation Center Additionally, a new sound system was installed with speakers to be added above the balcony level as well as attractive acoustic The newly constructed Campus Recreation Center caters to panels on the ceiling to improve sound. the needs of the student-athlete. This two-story, 80,000 square foot Among the minor changes has facility offers a variety of fitness been a new curtain separating the and fun activities. main floor and the auxiliary The CRC contains three gymnasium, as well as new blinds basketball courts with a one-eighth on the windows above the balcony seamless rubber compound level. running track overlooking the Along with the main and courts from the second floor. auxiliary basketball courts, this Adjacent to the basketball courts three-floor facility also contains a are two racquetball courts in swimming pool, training facilities addition to a squash court. and the main offices for the athletic Additionally, there is a 6,500- department staff. square foot dual-level fitness area The weight room, located in that contains a variety of cardio- the basement, contains the latest vascular equipment, free weights equipment and a wide variety of and selectorized machines. free weights suitable for training Multipurpose studios offer space and is exclusive to UML student- for aerobic and fitness classes, athletes. and a wellness room provides information and help on how to eat Cushing Field Complex and exercise better. Locker rooms offer a sauna Adjacent to the Costello for relaxation, and pool and tennis Athletic Center is the Cushing Field tables give students a chance to Complex, named after the Lester H. Costello Gymnasium unwind in the atrium.

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THE COACHING STAFF Ken Harring, Head Coach

A native of Manlius, NY, Ken Dolphins to a Harring enters his fifth season as collective record of head coach of the UMass Lowell 54-18-1 in his baseball program and has guided the junior and senior River Hawks to three straight NCAA seasons (.740), Tournament bids and a four-year Le Moyne’s first record of 124-78, an average of 31 years as a wins per season. Division I pro- With 18 freshmen and sopho- gram. mores on its 2008 roster, UMass Lowell compiled a 26-24 Among Le record and advanced to the Northeast-10 Conference Moyne’s Division I Tournament. Over the season, Harring earned his 100th leaders, Harring victory at UMass Lowell and the 200th of his career. ranks second in The 2007 season saw the River Hawks go 33-20, batting (.367), third marking the second straight year and ninth time in school in slugging history UML has eclipsed the 30-victory plateau. percentage (.609) In 2006, the River Hawks (37-14) posted the second- and 21st in hits highest win total in school history and captured their fifth (108). He led the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament championship in six Dolphins in runs, years. UML also earned its second straight and eighth NCAA hits and doubles in his junior and senior years. Tournament appearance in the last nine years. After graduating from Le Moyne with a degree in busi- In his first season at UML, Harring led the River Hawks ness administration, Harring spent two years in the Atlanta to a 28-20 record, up from a 22-21 clip in 2004. UML Braves organization with the of the Carolina returned to the NCAA Tournament as the No. 4 seed in the League where his manager was former Red Sox skipper region, where it defeated No. 1 Franklin Pierce (8-2) before Grady Little. losing to No. 2 Southern Connecticut (10-3) and the Ravens Harring accepted his first coaching position at North- (16-11). eastern University, where he remained from 1996-99. During In Harring’s four seasons, the River Hawks have had his stay, the Huskies posted a collective 105-88 record and eight players named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-Northeast captured the 1997 Tournament. Region teams and 26 players named to the NE-10 All- That year, NU advanced to the NCAA Tournament where it Conference teams. defeated Bethune-Cookman (19-3, 7-4) before falling to Harring’s appointment to the UML post followed a stellar Stanford and Cal State-Fullerton in the West Regional. four-year period as head coach at Saint Anselm College and Shortly after his appointment to Saint Anselm, Harring four years as an assistant at Northeastern University. served as the manager of the , leading The 2004 NE-10 Coach of the Year, Harring guided Saint them to the 2000 New England Collegiate Baseball League Anselm to its best season in school history with a 30-22 (NECBL) championship. overall record (24-8 NE-10). He led the Hawks to the 2004 Harring and his wife, Shauna, live in Amesbury, MA, with NE-10 regular season championship as well as its first their daughter Mikaela (7) and son Jacob (4). NCAA Tournament bid in school history. Harring’s teams at Saint Anselm signifi- cantly improved with each season, culminating with the record-breaking season in 2004. After The Harring Era struggling to a 9-35 finish in 2001, Harring guided the Hawks to a 17-32 clip in 2002, which Year Team Record Notes included a 15-17 showing in the NE-10 (fourth 2001 Saint Anselm 9-35 -- place in the six-team Pepin Division). 2002 Saint Anselm 17-32 -- The 2003 Saint Anselm squad posted a 2003 Saint Anselm 23-20 ECAC Division II Champion record of 23-20 – its first winning season in 23 NE-10 Tournament years – and captured the Eastern College 2004 Saint Anselm 30-22 NE-10 Reg. Season Champion Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division II champi- NCAA Tournament onship. Along the way, the Hawks finished third 2005 UMass Lowell 28-20 NCAA Tournament in the NE-10 Pepin Division and garnered their 2006 UMass Lowell 37-14 NE-10 Tournament Champion first appearance in the NE-10 Tournament. NCAA Tournament Harring was a four-year player at Division I 2007 UMass Lowell 33-20 NCAA Tournament Le Moyne College where he helped the Dol- 2008 UMass Lowell 26-24 NE-10 Tournament phins to NCAA Tournament bids in 1986, 1987 and 1989. Inducted into Le Moyne’s Gold Wave Nine Years 203-187 Hall of Fame in 2003, Harring helped the

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THE COACHING STAFF Ken Kessaris Mike Marron Hitting/Outfield Pitchers/

A standout at Saint Anselm from A former standout at the College 1998-02, Ken Kessaris enters his of the Holy Cross, Mike Marron enters fifth year with the UMass Lowell his fourth season in the coaching baseball program and will be ranks and will oversee UMass responsible for hitting and outfield- Lowell’s pitchers and catchers. ers. Fresh off his second season as The greatest hitter in Saint head coach of the Pittsfield Dukes of Anselm history, Kessaris has been an integral part of the New England Collegiate Baseball League, Marron was UML’s batting prowess as the River Hawks have been named the NECBL 2008 Coach of the Year as he guided the consistently among the Northeast-10 Conference’s top Dukes to a 28-20 record, up from a 13-28 clip in 2007. hitting teams. In 2007, UML batted a collective .294 The most improved team in the NECBL, Pittsfield batting and slugged .371, which ranked second and third, advanced to the Southern Division Championship Series respectively, in the NE-10. where it lost to the (13-5, 6-3). As a player, Kessaris came to prominence during the A four-year player and three-year starter with the Crusad- 2001 season when he captured the NE-10 triple crown ers, Marron arrived to the Worcester campus as a but with 21 home runs, 69 RBI and a .472 batting average, all converted to his sophomore year and immediately school records. His home total, in addition to a earned All-Patriot League second team honors. He also staggering .975 slugging percentage, were tops in NCAA earned the Riopel Award as the team’s most valuable player Division II. and the Ray Dobens Award for most improved player honors The holder of 20 season and career records at that year. the Hilltop, Kessaris was named a third team All-Ameri- The following summer, Marron joined the Mill City All- can by the American Baseball Coaches Association Americans of the New England Collegiate Baseball League (ABCA). He also earned first team ABCA All-Northeast (NECBL) and batted .280 for the season, playing alongside Region and All-NE-10 honors. former UML standout pitchers Brad Laurin and Steve Kessaris moved on to play for the Concord Quarry Palazzolo. Dogs of the New England Collegiate Baseball League Marron also enjoyed a solid season as a junior, batting (NECBL) during the summer of 2001, where he was a a team-high .346 and fielding a perfect 1.000 percent. He starting . A business major with a minor in was named captain as a senior and completed his degree communications, he graduated from Saint Anselm in in English with a concentration in Africana studies. 2002. Prior to Holy Cross, Marron was a two-year all-league Kessaris enjoyed his first coaching stint as an standout at Germantown Academy in Fort Washington, PA. assistant with the Wayne County Raptors of the New Following graduation in 2000, he attended Mercersburg York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL) in the summer Academy for a postgraduate year where he helped lead the of 2004. Since, he has been an assistant coach of the Blue Storm to the private school state champi- Wareham Gatemen of the renown Cape Cod Baseball onship. League the last two summers. Marron spent the summers of 2004 and 2005 playing for Kessaris helped the Gatemen to the CCL champion- the Lexington ship series in Blue Sox of the 2006 where they Intercity League, fell to Yarmouth- which he helped Dennis. guide to league A 1998 titles both sea- graduate of sons. Woburn H.S., A native of Kessaris was a Huntingdon Valley, two-time All- PA, Marron is Middlesex currently an League standout. English teacher at He currently lives the Molloy in Woburn, MA. Alternative School in Lowell. He lives in Nashua, NH.

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THE COACHING STAFF Jerod Edmondson Peter Nickerson Hitting Instructor Pitching Coach

A native of Johnson City, NY, Jerod A native of Dracut, MA, who starred at Edmondson enters his second year on the UMass Lowell from 2004-07, Peter UMass Lowell coaching staff after a Nickerson enters his first season on the splendid four-year career: three years at UMass Lowell staff following a magnificent Saint Anselm and his senior year with the four-year career with the River Hawks. Nickerson is fresh off his first year of River Hawks. coaching with the Pittsfield Dukes of the Edmondson recently capped his second New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL) and an assistant season as an with the Nashua Pride of the Can-Am post at UMass Boston. League, batting .251 with 27 runs and 19 RBI. Nickerson was a four-year starter for the River Hawks who A first baseman/outfielder throughout his career, Edmondson compiled a career record of 20-6 and was a three-time Northeast-10 will serve as UML’s hitting instructor after solidifying himself as one All-Conference standout (first team in 2005 and 2007; second team of the top hitters in the Northeast-10 Conference during his tenure. in 2006) as well as a two-time All-Northeast Region player by the In his four years, Edmondson had a career batting average of American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA). .329 and a slugging rate of .459 and was consistently among NE-10 At UMass Boston last year, Nickerson worked primarily with the leaders from his sophomore year throughout. Beacons pitching staff but also served as a first base coach among A rare four-time NE-10 all-star – a first team selection in 2006, other capacities. UMass Boston posted a 16-26 clip and advanced to second team in 2005 and 2007, and third team in 2004 – Edmondson the Little East Conference Tournament semifinal round. ranked among Conference leaders in six categories as a senior, Over the summer, Nickerson served as an assistant with Pittsfield alongside Head Coach Mike Marron, also a UMass Lowell including triples (nine, first), runs scored (48, fourth), total hits (54, assistant who was named the NECBL Coach of the Year. The Dukes T-5th), RBI (42, sixth), slugging (.495, 10th), and batting (.336, 11th). were the most improved team in the NECBL with a record of 28-20, Edmondson also earned a spot on the American Baseball up from 13-28 in 2007. Coaches Association (ABCA)/Rawlings Northeast Region First Team Over the course of Nickerson’s tenure at UMass Lowell, in as a junior. which he spent the majority as the No. 1 starter, UMass Lowell Despite playing for the River Hawks only a year, he etched his compiled a 120-75 won-loss clip. That span also included NCAA name in the record book with nine triples in 2007, a single season Tournament berths in 2005, 2006 and 2007 as well as NE-10 record. His runs, hits, triples and RBI totals last season were team Tournament titles in 2004 and 2006. highs. He helped lift the River Hawks to their third straight NCAA For his career, Nickerson ranks fifth on the all-time wins list and Tournament appearance and ninth showing in 10 years. remains prominent in several other categories, including earned run During his time at Saint Anselm, Edmondson played an integral average (fourth, 2.49), (sixth, 228.1), winning th part in leading the Hawks to the forefront of the NE-10 and Northeast percentage (.769) and (13 , 139). Region. Saint Anselm posted a 23-20 record his sophomore year (up Nickerson enjoyed perhaps his best season as a junior in which he went 7-1 with a 2.83 ERA in leading UMass Lowell to a 37-14 from a 17-32 clip the year prior) and a 30-22 record his junior year, record, the second-highest single season win total in program which saw the Hawks capture the NE-10 regular season title and history. advance to the NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional for the first As a sophomore, Nickerson posted a 7-2 clip with a sterling time in school history. 1.89 ERA as the River Following gradua- Hawks went 28-20 and tion, Edmondson signed returned to the NCAAs with the Nashua Pride of following a one year the Can-Am League and absence. was later traded to the Nickerson went 6-3 Brockton Rox. In 50 with a 2.67 ERA as a games with both teams, senior, helping UMass he batted .351 with 44 Lowell to a 33-20 clip and another trip to the NCAA hits while slugging .448. Tournament. Upon The oldest of a graduation, he enjoyed a baseball-rich family, brief stint in the minor Edmondson’s brother, leagues with the Chris, is currently a junior Anderson (SC) Joes of at Le Moyne. the South Coast League. Edmondson Nickerson was a graduated from Saint three-year player and Anselm with a degree in Merrimack Valley history. He is currently Conference all-star at pursuing his master’s Dracut H.S. for coach degree in criminal justice. Hank Golec. Edmondson lives in He lives in Dracut, MA. Lowell, MA.

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THE COACHING STAFF Anthony Santos

A native of Chelmsford, MA, Anthony Santos enters his first year on the UMass Lowell coaching staff and will work exclusively with UMass Lowell’s infielders. Santos was a two-year standout / with the River Hawks (2006-08), which followed two years at the University of Massachusetts. Santos transferred to UMass Lowell in the fall of 2005 and immediately claimed his spot at second base. As a junior, he posted a .270 batting average and ranked 12th among NE-10 RBI leaders with 37. Prior to his senior season, Santos was named co- captain by the coaching staff. He batted .297 with 27 RBI, 10 doubles and 14 walks, and was fifth among NE-10 leaders in fielding plays (33). “Anthony was a tremendous defensive player and brings a wealth of knowledge about the fundamentals of defense,” said Harring, about to open his fifth season with the River Hawks. “He will be another key set of eyes on our bench. He brings a lot of enthusiasm and swagger to our infielders.” A business major, Santos earned his share of academic honors as well, including a spot on the 2008 NE-10 All- Academic Team. He was also one of six UMass Lowell student-athletes to be inducted into the ODK Leadership Honor Society in the spring of 2008. Santos was a two-year player at UMass where he started Junior Taylor von Kriegenbergh 71 of 77 games over the 2004 and 2005 seasons. He drew the Division I scouts to Chelmsford H.S., leading the Lions to the Merrimack Valley Conference Championship in 2002 and 2003. As a senior Santos batted .328 with 14 RBI and helped CHS to a 36-10 David J. Boutin record (14-7 in the MVC) over two years. Memorial Scholarship Also a basketball Fund standout for the Lions, Santos was 18 named the 2003 The UMass Lowell Depart- CHS Outstanding ment of Athletics and Baseball Male Athlete. Program would like to thank the Boutin Family for Santos lives in establishing the David J. Boutin Scholarship Fund. Lowell, MA The scholarship is presented annually to a member of the UMass Lowell baseball team who best exemplifies the character of David Boutin, who played at UMass Lowell from 1988-90 before losing his battle to cancer. This year, the recipient of the scholarship is freshman Kyle Davis of Rochester, NH. The David J. Boutin Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament will take place Monday, Sept. 22 at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua, NH. “The Team Makes it Happen.”

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2008 STATISTICS

2008 Statistics (26-24, 18-12 Northeast-10)

Record: 26-24 Home: 13-7 Away: 11-15 Neutral: 2-2 Northeast-10: 18-12

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%

5 Manton, Tim...... 311 50-50 193 34 60 12 1 2 26 80 .415 24 2 19 0 .391 1 2 21-27 92 9 4 .962 17 Onorato, Peter... .303 32-28 89 13 27 7 0 0 7 34 .382 13 0 17 2 .392 0 1 0-1 10 0 1 .909 6 Santos, Anthony.. .297 44-44 165 19 49 10 2 0 27 63 .382 14 1 30 4 .352 2 1 1-4 82 119 16 .926 1 Burns, Sean...... 297 50-50 182 34 54 6 0 1 32 63 .346 34 1 26 3 .408 1 5 6-9 91 72 15 .916 24 Kriegenbergh, Tay .262 38-38 130 19 34 8 1 3 20 53 .408 18 2 40 1 .358 1 0 5-7 312 20 3 .991 19 Wallace, Luke.... .254 50-50 181 25 46 8 2 3 28 67 .370 14 6 47 1 .324 3 1 11-14 119 3 1 .992 9 Keene, Tim...... 232 50-50 177 23 41 7 1 1 31 53 .299 17 10 26 2 .325 5 2 6-8 104 49 4 .975 4 Wolstenholme, Pet .225 39-37 142 20 32 6 1 0 16 40 .282 10 2 44 1 .284 1 6 5-8 49 119 23 .880 7 Notargiacomo, Jar .198 35-33 116 12 23 8 0 3 18 40 .345 5 3 25 3 .244 3 2 0-1 171 19 1 .995 30 Martinez, Felix.. .174 33-17 69 16 12 1 0 0 3 13 .188 8 7 17 2 .321 0 2 2-3 32 5 1 .974 8 Clohosey, Graeme. .167 32-29 84 9 14 1 0 0 4 15 .179 13 7 13 1 .327 0 5 2-2 177 15 4 .980 20 Wiggins, Mark.... .151 27-17 53 5 8 0 0 0 0 8 .151 6 2 16 0 .262 0 2 1-1 8 38 5 .902 ------23 Sakelakos, Mark.. 1.000 1-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 4 3 0 1.000 13 Chen, Marco...... 133 19-4 15 2 2 1 0 0 0 3 .200 2 0 7 0 .235 0 1 1-2 10 0 1 .909 12 Comerford, Will.. .083 12-3 12 3 1 1 0 0 0 2 .167 1 2 3 0 .267 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 1.000

Totals...... 251 50-50 1609 234 404 76 8 13 214 535 .333 179 45 330 20 .339 17 31 61-87 1282 543 89 .954 Opponents...... 262 50-50 1661 231 436 75 12 14 201 577 .347 155 46 290 35 .340 12 32 57-73 1288 537 74 .961

LOB - Team (360), Opp (393). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (31). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (6), Manton 3, Keene 1, Onorato 1, Kriegenbergh 1, Opp (2). Picked off - Manton 4, Burns 3, Kriegenbergh 1, Martinez 1, Santos 1, Wallace 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA

23 Sakelakos, Mark.. 0.68 1-0 22 0 0 0/2 6 26.2 18 6 2 11 24 3 0 0 94 .191 2 2 0 4 1 5 Manton, Tim...... 0.71 3-0 6 3 0 0/2 0 25.1 22 5 2 7 13 4 0 0 91 .242 1 1 1 0 2 26 Sheridan, Leo.... 2.45 0-0 9 1 0 0/0 0 14.2 18 9 4 5 8 4 0 0 61 .295 1 4 0 0 0 34 Anderson, Derek.. 2.88 1-3 20 0 0 0/0 2 25.0 26 14 8 9 27 0 0 2 101 .257 3 2 0 0 3 11 Davis, Kyle...... 3.16 3-4 11 10 2 2/0 0 62.2 59 34 22 27 58 9 2 1 235 .251 8 10 0 2 8 28 Maloney, Jeffery. 3.44 5-3 13 10 1 0/1 0 73.1 66 34 28 30 61 11 1 3 270 .244 2 8 0 1 8 32 White, Dan...... 3.77 4-5 11 10 1 1/0 0 59.2 55 34 25 24 29 12 2 1 233 .236 1 7 1 1 5 35 Monico, Matt..... 3.89 2-1 17 1 0 0/1 0 37.0 42 21 16 11 18 8 2 2 150 .280 3 1 1 0 2 15 Barry, James..... 4.08 3-5 11 11 2 1/1 0 64.0 83 42 29 15 23 9 3 3 261 .318 3 8 1 2 3 4 Wolstenholme, Pet 5.02 1-1 4 2 0 0/0 0 14.1 25 13 8 4 5 10 1 0 69 .362 0 1 0 1 0 27 Haley, Ted...... 5.29 2-2 5 2 1 1/0 0 17.0 12 13 10 5 19 4 1 2 64 .188 3 2 1 0 0 33 Rucinski, Peter.. 7.04 1-0 5 0 0 0/0 0 7.2 10 6 6 7 5 1 0 0 32 .313 2 0 0 1 0

Totals...... 3.37 26-24 50 50 7 8/3 8 427.1 436 231 160 155 290 75 12 14 1661 .262 29 46 5 12 32 Opponents...... 4.09 24-26 50 50 5 2/1 8 429.1 404 234 195 179 330 76 8 13 1609 .251 26 45 4 17 30

PB - Team (5), Notargiacomo 4, Clohosey 1, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (6), Clohosey 1, Barry 1, Wolstenholme 1, Davis 1, White 1, Maloney 1, Opp (11). SBA/ATT - Clohosey (35-43), Notargiacomo (22-29), Davis (15-21), White (12-12), Maloney (10-12), Barry (5-9), Sakelakos (7-7), Haley (4-5), Manton (1-2), Anderson (2-2), Sheridan (1-2), Monico (0-1).

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2008 RESULTS

2008 Results (26-24, 18-12 Northeast-10)

Game date Opposing team Score r h e/ r h e Inns Overall Northeast-10 Pitcher of record Attend Time ------/------Mar 01, 2008 at #17 WEST CHESTER 2-3 L 2 2 0/ 3 5 1 7 0- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 Barry (L 0-1) 45 1:30 Mar 01, 2008 at #17 WEST CHESTER 3-5 L 3 5 0/ 5 14 3 7 0- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 Maloney (L 0-1) 45 2:15 Mar 02, 2008 at #17 WEST CHESTER 2-3 L 2 7 2/ 3 5 1 7 0- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 White (L 0-1) 89 1:43 Mar 02, 2008 at #17 WEST CHESTER 1-6 L 1 5 2/ 6 9 1 7 0- 4- 0 0- 0- 0 Davis (L 0-1) 89 1:55 Mar 09, 2008 at C.W. Post 13-14 L 13 11 4/14 17 4 9 0- 5- 0 0- 0- 0 Anderson (L 0-1) 43 2:30 Mar 09, 2008 at C.W. Post 4-10 L 4 7 1/10 15 1 9 0- 6- 0 0- 0- 0 White (L 0-2) - 1:45 Mar 14, 2008 vs Molloy College 5-16 L 5 7 3/16 15 1 9 0- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Barry (L 0-2) 100 2:30 Mar 14, 2008 vs Molloy College W 8-6 8 10 1/ 6 12 1 7 1- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Wolstenholme (W 1-0) 100 3:30 Mar 15, 2008 at Dowling College W 8-4 8 11 2/ 4 4 0 9 2- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Maloney (W 1-1) 50 1:30 Mar 15, 2008 vs Dowling College W 4-0 4 9 0/ 0 2 1 7 3- 7- 0 0- 0- 0 Haley (W 1-0) 50 5:00 Mar 16, 2008 at Adelphi University 8-13 L 8 14 7/13 14 2 9 3- 8- 0 0- 0- 0 White (L 0-3) 55 2:00 Mar 18, 2008 vs Dowling College 2-5 L 2 7 1/ 5 11 0 9 3- 9- 0 0- 0- 0 Barry (L 0-3) 50 1:30 Mar 19, 2008 at #17 Florida Tech 6-11 L 6 10 2/11 10 0 9 3-10- 0 0- 0- 0 Haley (L 1-1) 176 3:00 03/20/2008 at Barry 7-11 L 7 9 3/11 12 3 9 3-11- 0 0- 0- 0 Maloney (L 1-2) 214 2:36 *Mar 24, 2008 at Assumption 8-11 L 8 11 4/11 17 2 9 3-12- 0 0- 1- 0 Barry (L 0-4) 100 2:52 *Mar 25, 2008 at Bentley W 7-4 7 10 1/ 4 11 2 9 4-12- 0 1- 1- 0 Monico (W 1-0) 100 2:38 *Mar 26, 2008 ASSUMPTION W 5-1 5 5 3/ 1 3 1 9 5-12- 0 2- 1- 0 Haley (W 2-2) 237 5:33 *Mar 27, 2008 BENTLEY 2-3 L 2 6 0/ 3 9 1 9 5-13- 0 2- 2- 0 Davis (L 0-2) 106 2:20 *Apr 01, 2008 at Southern Conn. State W 4-2 4 6 2/ 2 7 4 9 6-13- 0 3- 2- 0 Maloney (W) 57 2:15 *Apr 02, 2008 at Saint Anselm W 9-5 9 14 2/ 5 6 1 (10) 7-13- 0 4- 2- 0 Monico (W 2-0) 112 6:27 *Apr 02, 2008 SAINT ANSELM W 5-2 5 7 1/ 2 4 4 9 8-13- 0 5- 2- 0 Davis (W 1-2) 112 9:30 *Apr 03, 2008 SOUTHERN CONN. STATE 2-9 L 2 4 3/ 9 16 1 9 8-14- 0 5- 3- 0 Wolstenholme (L 1-1) 89 2:39 *Apr 05, 2008 SO. W 2-0 2 9 1/ 0 2 1 9 9-14- 0 6- 3- 0 White (W 1-3) 130 2:08 *Apr 05, 2008 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE W 3-1 3 5 0/ 1 5 3 9 10-14- 0 7- 3- 0 Maloney (W 3-1) 92 2:30 *Apr 06, 2008 at So. New Hampshire W 13-0 13 11 0/ 0 4 4 9 11-14- 0 8- 3- 0 Barry (W 1-4) 80 2:32 *Apr 08, 2008 at #6 Franklin Pierce 2-10 L 2 7 2/10 14 0 9 11-15- 0 8- 4- 0 Davis (L 2-2) 211 2:42 *Apr 10, 2008 FRANKLIN PIERCE 0-10 L 0 3 2/10 12 2 9 11-16- 0 8- 5- 0 Maloney (L 3-2) 312 9:16 *Apr 13, 2008 at W 12-1 12 17 2/ 1 4 1 9 12-16- 0 9- 5- 0 White (W 2-3) 112 2:23 *Apr 13, 2008 MERRIMACK COLLEGE W 1-0 1 6 2/ 0 4 1 9 13-16- 0 10- 5- 0 Barry (W 2-4) 94 1:55 Apr 14, 2008 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE W 3-2 3 7 2/ 2 9 5 ( 9) 14-16- 0 10- 5- 0 Sakelakos (W 1-0) 62 2:29 Apr 14, 2008 BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE W 12-3 12 11 3/ 3 5 2 7 15-16- 0 10- 5- 0 Manton (W 1-0) 37 2:20 *04/15/08 at Saint Rose W 3-0 3 5 1/ 0 6 1 9 16-16- 0 11- 5- 0 Davis (W 2-3) 55 1:59 *Apr 17, 2008 SAINT ROSE W 2-1 2 10 1/ 1 8 1 (14) 17-16- 0 12- 5- 0 Anderson (W 1-1) 77 3:30 *Apr 18, 2008 at Saint Anselm W 5-3 5 7 3/ 3 9 2 9 18-16- 0 13- 5- 0 White (W 3-3) 240 2:35 *Apr 19, 2008 at American Int'l 8-9 L 8 15 1/ 9 14 1 9 18-17- 0 13- 6- 0 Anderson (L) 65 3:30 *Apr 20, 2008 AMERICAN INT'L W 1-0 1 4 1/ 0 5 2 9 19-17- 0 14- 6- 0 Davis (W 3-3) 125 2:05 Apr 21, 2008 NEW HAVEN W 1-0 1 8 0/ 0 7 0 9 20-17- 0 14- 6- 0 Manton (W 2-0) 87 2:06 *Apr 22, 2008 at #25 Bryant Universit 4-8 L 4 8 2/ 8 12 1 9 20-18- 0 14- 7- 0 Maloney (L 3-3) 54 2:15 *Apr 24, 2008 BRYANT UNIVERSITY 1-2 L 1 4 4/ 2 5 0 9 20-19- 0 14- 8- 0 White (L 3-4) 337 2:07 *Apr 26, 2008 at Pace University W 6-2 6 7 1/ 2 13 0 9 21-19- 0 15- 8- 0 Barry (W 3-4) 55 2:10 *Apr 26, 2008 at Pace University 3-5 L 3 8 4/ 5 6 0 9 21-20- 0 15- 9- 0 Anderson (L 1-3) 60 2:30 *Apr 27, 2008 PACE UNIVERSITY W 3-0 3 8 2/ 0 3 2 9 22-20- 0 16- 9- 0 Maloney (W 4-3) 66 2:18 Apr 29, 2008 at Dominican College W 14-3 14 14 1/ 3 8 2 9 23-20- 0 16- 9- 0 Manton (W 3-0) 34 2:28 *May 01, 2008 at Merrimack W 3-1 3 8 1/ 1 5 1 9 24-20- 0 17- 9- 0 White (W 4-4) 79 2:30 *May 02, 2008 ASSUMPTION 0-4 L 0 5 0/ 4 13 0 9 24-21- 0 17-10- 0 Monico (L 2-1) 45 2:02 May 02, 2008 SAINT MICHAEL'S W 8-3 8 14 2/ 3 10 0 9 25-21- 0 17-10- 0 Rucinski (W 1-0) 45 2:37 *May 03, 2008 at Stonehill College 2-4 L 2 4 3/ 4 4 1 9 25-22- 0 17-11- 0 Davis (L 3-4) 142 2:15 *May 05, 2008 STONEHILL COLLEGE 3-7 L 3 7 3/ 7 13 4 9 25-23- 0 17-12- 0 Barry (L 3-5) 87 2:23 *May 05, 2008 STONEHILL COLLEGE W 3-1 3 6 0/ 1 5 0 9 26-23- 0 18-12- 0 Maloney (W 5-3) 62 1:50 May 07, 2008 PACE UNIVERSITY 1-7 L 1 8 1/ 7 13 4 9 26-24- 0 18-12- 0 White (L 4-5) 264 2:26

* = Conference game ^ = Northeast-10 Tournament () extra inning game

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2009 ROSTER 2009 Numerical Roster No. Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School (College) 1 *Sean Burns So. OF R/R 5-7 175 Colchester, VT/Colchester 2 Cam Kneeland Fr. INF R/R 6-1 175 Rowley, MA/Triton Regional 4 J.T. Leary Jr. 2B/SS R/R 6-1 185 Newburyport, MA/Newburyport (Northern Essex CC) 5 Matt Lawlor Jr. C R/R 5-10 205 Dracut, MA/Dracut (UMass Amherst) 6 Todd Bartelson So. P L/L 6-0 185 Pepperell, MA/St. Bernard’s 7 *Jared Notargiacomo Jr. C R/R 5-10 185 Newburyport, MA/Newburyport 8 *Graeme Clohosey (C) Sr. C R/R 6-0 172 Derry, NH/Pinkerton 9 *Tim Keene Sr. 3B R/L 5-9 195 Berlin, NH/Berlin 10 *Dustin Ramey Jr. P R/R 6-0 225 Kingston, NH/Sanborn Regional 11 *Kyle Davis So. P R/R 5-11 170 Rochester, NH/Spaulding 12 Dallas Nunes Fr. P R/R 6-2 190 Easton, MA/Oliver Ames 13 Pat Devlin Fr. 3B R/R 5-11 195 Tewksbury, MA/Tewksbury 14 Chriss Soldi Fr. OF L/L 5-8 165 Clinton, MA/Clinton 15 *Matt Monico Jr. P R/R 5-10 165 Tewksbury, MA/Tewksbury 16 Matt Jacobs Fr. P/OF/1B R/L 6-0 175 Hudson, MA/Hudson 17 *Peter Onorato Jr. OF L/R 5-8 195 Clarence Center, NY/Clarence 19 *Luke Wallace Jr. OF R/R 6-2 195 Yorktown Heights, NY/Yorktown 20 *Mark Wiggins So. 3B R/R 6-0 185 Rochester, NH/Spaulding 21 Jack Leathersich Fr. P R/L 6-0 185 Beverly, MA/Beverly 22 Steve Lambert So. OF L/R 5-11 175 Milton, MA/Milton (Bridgewater State) 23 Connor Burnham So. 2B/3B R/R 5-8 175 Harwich, MA/Harwich (UMass Amherst) 24 *Taylor von Kriegenbergh Jr. 1B R/R 6-0 210 Stoneham, MA/Stoneham 26 Mike Sloban Fr. P R/R 5-10 180 Merrimac, MA/Pentucket Regional 27 *Ted Haley So. P R/R 6-1 195 Cranston, RI/Cranston West 28 *Jeffrey Maloney Sr. P R/R 6-0 180 Haverhill, MA/Haverhill (Northern Essex CC) 30 *Felix Martinez So. OF L/L 5-9 175 , FL/Miami Senior 31 Mark Sanborn Fr. 1B R/R 6-6 205 Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton 32 *Dan White Jr. P R/R 6-6 210 Southboro, MA/Algonguin 33 Ryan Stoller Fr. P R/R 5-11 160 Milton, MA/Milton 34 Andy Staszewski Fr. P L/R 6-4 185 Bolton, MA/Nashoba 35 Bryant Guilmette Fr. P L/L 6-2 250 Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton RS Phil Perriello Fr. P R/R 6-0 190 Lynnfield, MA/Lynnfield — Pat Morrissey Jr. OF R/R 5-9 170 Tewksbury, MA/Tewksbury Memorial (Westfield St.) — Bryan Deuel Fr. C R/R 5-10 175 Webster, NY/Webster Thomas

Head Coach: #3 Ken Harring (Le Moyne, 1989), Fifth year *Veterans (16) Assistant Coaches: #40 Ken Kessaris (Saint Anselm ‘02), #16 Mike Marron (Holy Cross ‘05), #22 Jerod Edmondson (UMass Lowell ‘07), Peter NIckerson (UMass Lowell ‘07), Anthony Santos (UMass Lowell ‘08) Captain: Graeme Clohosey

Roster Breakdown Alphabetical

By State • Rowley Vermont (1) 6 Todd Bartleson 30 Felix Martinez Florida (1) • Southboro • Colchester 23 Connor Burnham 15 Matt Monico • Miami • Stoneham 1 Sean Burns -- Pat Morrissey • Tewksbury (3) By Year 8 Graeme Clohosey 7 Jared Notargiacomo Massachusetts (23) Seniors (3) 11 Kyle Davis 12 Dallas Nunes • Beverly New Hampshire (5) Juniors (10) -- Bryan Deuel 17 Peter Onorato • Bolton • Berlin Sophomores (7) 13 Pat Devlin -- Phil Perriello • Clinton • Derry Freshmen (13) 35 Bryant Guilmette 10 Dustin Ramey • Dracut • Kingston Transfers (4) 27 Ted Haley 31 Mark Sanborn • Easton • Rochester (2) 16 Matt Jacobs 26 Mike Sloban • Harwich By Position 9 Tim Keene 14 Chriss Soldi • Haverhill New York (3) Pitchers (15) 2 Cam Kneeland 34 Andy Staszewski • Hopkinton (2) • Clarence Center • Left (4) 22 Steve Lambert 33 Ryan Stoller • Hudson • Yorktown Heights • Right (11) 5 Matt Lawlor 24 Taylor von Kriegenbergh • Lynn • Webster Catchers (3) 4 J.T. Leary 19 Luke Wallace • Lynnfield Infielders (10) 21 Jack Leathersich 32 Dan White • Merrimac (1) (8) 28 Jeffery Maloney 20 Mark Wiggins • Milton (2) • Cranston • Newburyport (2) • Pepperell

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2009 SEASON PREVIEW 2009: It’s All Coming Together Pitching. Depth. “We think we Experience. could be better this Well-stocked with year,” Harring noted. perhaps the three “Pitching is obviously most vital elements of our strength. We’ve a successful season, got a lot of team the UMass Lowell speed and baseball team athleticism. I think we anticipates playing will run more well into the month of because we have a May, something which lot of guys with eluded it last season. speed.” Add a hint of What Harring redemption to the would like is a said elements, after significant increase last year’s 26-24 in the team’s batting season (18-12 in the average, which was Northeast-10 Confer- .251 last season. ence) abruptly ended “We cannot in the NE-10 Tourna- .251 as a team this ment first round. season,” he said. However, lost in “We’ve got an last year’s record was opportunity to win the team’s form after games here. We returning from its need to get back into annual Florida Senior Graeme Clohosey Senior Tim Keene the 35-win range.” schedule. The River Hawks went 23-12 post Southern trip and sealed the No. 4 The Pitching Staff: seed before suffering a 7-1 stunner against Pace in the NE- UMass Lowell’s Strength 10 first round. But if a 26-24 season and a top four finish in the NE-10 With so many returning pitchers from last season, constitutes a rebuilding year, worse things can happen. Harring is excited about the addition of sophomore Dustin “We want to build off what we went through last year,” Ramey, (Kingston, NH) a righthander plagued with injuries said UML Head Coach Ken Harring, currently in his fifth his first two years. Ramey enjoyed a splendid summer with season. “Our goal is to host both the NE-10 Tournament and Webster Yankees of the New York Collegiate Baseball the NCAA East Regional. Everyone wants to get to the League (NYCBL), going 4-1 with a 3.98 ERA. Division II World Series.” “Dustin has been through it all,” Harring noted. “Playing Former standout Tim Manton, a rare four-time NE-10 with Webster really built his confidence.” all-star, leads a cast of several players graduated from last The River Hawks also welcome back sophomores Kyle year’s squad which leaves Harring with a significant void. Davis (Rochester, NH) and Ted Haley (Cranston, RI). Davis Among other notable players gone are 2B/SS Anthony enjoyed a solid 2008 season, going 3-4 with a 3.16 ERA and Santos, who batted .297 last year (now an assistant coach); 58 strikeouts over 62.2 innings. as well as ace closer Mark Sakelakos, who maintained a Haley made five appearances (two starts, 17 innings) sterling 0.68 ERA, struck out 24 and saved six games in and posted a 2-2 clip before a shoulder injury forced him to 26.2 innings. redshirt. In 2007, Haley went Fourteen players, six 2-0 with a 2.84 ERA in seven positional starters and five appearances (12.2 innings). pitchers, each who saw “We want to build off what we went through last Senior Jeff Maloney significant action in 2008, year. Our goal is to host both the NE-10 Tourna- (Haverhill, MA) and junior Dan return. Joining them are 13 White (Southboro, MA) will newcomers which make up ment and the NCAA East Regional. Everyone also figure into the rotation by what Harring calls his most wants to get to the Divsiion II World Series.” midseason following talented recruiting class to offseason injuries. Maloney, date. UMass Lowell Head Coach Ken Harring who transferred from North- “We do have holes to fill, ern Essex Community but I am more comfortable College last year, went 5-3 going into this spring than last with a 3.44 ERA and led the year,” Harring explained. “Overall, I think our biggest River Hawks with 61 strikeouts over 73.1 innings. strengths are our athleticism and our work ethic. I want to White went 4-5 with a 3.77 ERA and limited opposing grind out wins. I want our guys to fit into roles and relax.” hitters to a team-low batting average of .236. A year ago, UMass Lowell ranked ninth in Division II in team with a 3.37 clip.

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2009 SEASON PREVIEW 2009: It’s All Coming Together (continued)

Harring is also Whoever is expected to tab throwing, the River freshmen Dallas Hawks have a wealth Nunes (Easton, MA) of experience behind and Jack the plate in senior Leathersich (Beverly, catcher Graeme MA), both off stellar Clohosey (Derry, NH) high school careers. and junior Jared Nunes was three- Notargiacomo time Hockomock (Newburyport, MA). League all-star and Clohosey was guided Oliver Ames limited to 32 games H.S. to the 2008 MIAA last season due to state title. an injury while A lefty, Notargiacomo, who Leathersich shattered played DH when not school records for behind the mask, wins and strikeouts at played in 35 games. Beverly H.S. en route The will have to All-Northeastern some competition in Conference honors. junior Matt Lawlor Where Sakelakos (Dracut, MA), who thrived last year, transferred after one Harring hopes junior season at UMass Matt Monico can (appearing in two resume. Monico Junior Dan White Sophomore Ted Haley games). Prior, made 17 appear- Lawlor was a three- ances and posted a 2-1 record with a 3.89 ERA. time Merrimack Valley Conference all-star and the MVC “I’m looking for Matt to be our leader in the bullpen,” Player of the Year as a senior at Dracut H.S. Harring noted. “We’re going to need him to come in and get Freshman Bryan Deuel (Webster, NY) will battle for big outs. He has a funky arm action that can confuse innings following a stellar career at Webster Thomas H.S. batters.” Monico will be the elder statesman in a youthful bullpen Interchangeable Parts which will include up to six newcomers. Freshmen Bryant Guilmette (Hopkinton, MA) and Ryan UMass Lowell’s situation behind the plate echoes one Stoller (Milton, MA) and sophomore Todd Bartelson of the best things about the 2009 squad: On a depth chart (Pepperell, MA) all look to make a sudden impact. outlining each position, the names go three and four deep. A lefty, Guilmette was a two-year player at Hopkinton H.S. The infield is no different. Senior Tim Keene (Berlin, NH) while Stoller earned Bay State League honors twice and led is slated to start at third base and will also play designated Milton Post 114 to the state title. hitter. A starter in all 50 games last year, Keene looks to Also a lefthander, Bartelson came to UMass Lowell in improve on a shoulder-hampered .232 average that pro- 2006 to play ice hockey, but opted to focus on baseball. At St. duced 31 RBI and 23 runs. Bernard’s, he was a two-time Central Mass Conference all- Junior Taylor von Kriegenbergh (Stoneham, MA), when star, in addition to his pethora of hockey honors. not in rightfield, will get the starting nod at first. von Harring can also tab freshmen Cam Kneeland (Rowley, Kriegenbergh batted .262 and slugged .408 last year with 20 MA), Mike Sloban (Merrimac, RBI and 19 runs. MA) and Andy Staszewski Harring will tab freshman (Bolton, MA). “Our incoming class brings a lot of quality Patrick Devlin (Tewksbury, Kneeland was the Cape players. I think we have addressed the needs of MA) at third base and sopho- Ann League Most Valuable more Connor Burnham Player as a senior at Triton what happened last year. When it is all said and (Harwich, MA) at second H.S. He had a 4-2 record as a done, this is the best recruiting class I’ve brought base. Devlin was a two-time senior and also batted .520 in in my eight years as head coach.” Merrimack Valley Conference with 25 RBI and may see standout at Tewksbury innings at shortstop or third Memorial H.S. where he led UMass Lowell Head Coach Ken Harring base this season. the Redmen to consecutive Nearby, Sloban was a two- MVC titles. time CAL standout at Burnham, who also Pentucket Regional H.S. while Staszewski set several transferred from UMass Amherst (did not play), enjoyed a records and was a two-time Mid-Wachusett League all-star plaudit-filled career at Harwich H.S., where he was a two- at Nashoba Regional H.S. time South Shore Conference and Cape & Islands all-star.

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Sophomore Sean son of former UML Burns (Colchester, hockey All-American VT), one of the top Tom Jacobs, was freshmen in the NE- the MWL Co-Most 10 last season, is Valuable Player at expected to be the Hudson H.S. designated hitter, but Morrissey was a eventually will take standout at over left field. Tewksbury Memorial Burham could H.S., helping it to also see innings at consecutive confer- shortstop, but ence titles. expected to get the “Our incoming nod there is junior J.T. class brings some Leary (Newburyport, depth, some MA), who transferred athleticism and a lot from Northern Essex of quality players Community College. who have been at Leary was a two-time the top of their NJCAA All-Region leagues,” said standout and commit- Harring. “They all ted only two errors all come from winning of last season. programs. With this “J.T. is fast and class, I think we strong and makes all have addressed the Junior Matt Monico the routine plays,” Junior Luke Wallace needs of what Harring noted. “He’s a happened last year very good hitter who does not a lot. He always puts with our offense. the ball in play.” Sophomore Steve Lambert (Milton, MA), who will Harring also has a solid option in sophomore Mark redshirt the 2009 season, comes to UMass Lowell after Wiggins (Rochester, NH) at third base. A redshirt last playing at Bridgewater State last season, where he batted season, Wiggins was a two-time all-star standout at .364 with 29 runs, 18 RBI and nine doubles. Previously, Spaulding H.S. Lambert was a Bay State League standout at Milton H.S. “I think it will be an exciting year,” he added. “When it is The Outfield: all said and done, this is the best recruiting class I’ve Plenty of Experience brought in in my eight years as head coach.”

Juniors Luke Wallace (Yorktown Heights, NY) and Peter 2009 Schedule Onorato (Clarence Center, NY) and sophomore Felix Martinez UMass Lowell opens the (Miami, FL) are expected to get season Saturday, Feb. 28 with the starting nods in the outfield. 2009 Northeast-10 a twin bill against C.W. Post Wallace, who started all 50 (4:00/7:00) and Sunday, Feb. 29 games, batted .254 with 28 Preseason Coaches Poll with a doubleheader against RBI, 25 runs and 11 stolen Dominican College (3:00/6:00) bases while Onorato, a starter No. Team Overall NE-10 in Petersburg, VA. in 28 of 32 games, ranked 1 Franklin Pierce 42-15 20-10 The River Hawks travel to second among River Hawk 2 Southern Connecticut 36-19 24-6 Florida for an 11-game slate hitters with a .303 clip. 3 UMass Lowell 26-24 18-12 against the likes of Florida Tech Martinez looks to have 4 Pace 31-23 18-12 and Lynn University, as well as more of an offensive impact 5 New Haven 24-25 17-10 regional twin bills against after appearing in 33 games 6 Bentley 22-25 17-13 Dominican, Caldwell and (17 starts). 7 Stonehill 25-22 16-14 Molloy College. Harring has three fresh- 8 Merrimack 18-27 13-17 UMass Lowell will end men in Chriss Soldi (Clinton, 9 Assumption 20-27 10-20 the trip with a three-game MA), Matt Jacobs (Hudson, MA) 10 Saint Rose 14-34 9-21 Conference series against and Pat Morrissey (Tewksbury, 11 Saint Anselm 15-28 11-19 New Haven, and opens at MA) who will challenge for 12 Southern New Hampshire 7-32 5-25 home on Tuesday, Mar. 24, starting spots right away. 13 American International 11-27 9-21 hosting Stonehill College. Soldi was a two-time Mid- The NE-10 Tournament is Wachusett League all-star at slated for May 6-10 at the site of Clinton H.S. while Jacobs, the the highest seed.

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GRAEME CLOHOSEY “Graeme is our leader on and off Senior • Captain • Catcher • 6-0, 172 the field. We expect him to be the leader of our pitching staff. Derry, NH • Pinkerton Academy With him as our leader, we expect great things from this PROFILE: An excellent reader8 of the game who has upheld UML’s tradition of great catchers • Exceptional snap throw • team.” Second year as a member of UMass Lowell’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee • Very active in community service • Head Coach Excellent student with a 3.328 grade point average in account- Ken Harring ing. AS A JUNIOR: Started 29 of 32 games until a foot injury curtailed his season • Drew 13 walks and fielded at a .980 rate • Named sole captain of the team by the coaching staff • Highlights include a 2-for-4 effort with three RBI in a 14-3 win at Dominican • Spent the summer of 2007 playing with the New Bern (NC) River Rats of the Coastal Plain Collegiate Baseball League. AS A SOPHOMORE: UML’s primary catcher, started 31 of 34 games • Looks to build on 2007 stats • Ranked tied for sixth among Northeast-10 Conference leaders in sacrifice bunts (seven) • 2007 highlights included a 2 for 4 effort with four RBI in a 15-3 victory over Molloy College; and two runs in a 10-8 win over Adelphi and a 4-2 win at Saint Rose. AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 25 games with 20 starts • Fielded at a .992 rate • Highlights include a 3 for 5 effort with one run and one RBI in a 12-0 win at Southern New Hampshire • Drove in a season-high three runs in a 10-3 win over Southern Connecticut in the NCAA Tournament first round. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Pinkerton Academy for coach Ron Manseau • All-State Class L standout in both baseball and football • Named Pinkerton’s Senior Male Athlete of the Year • Shattered every passing record in the Pinkerton football record books • Selected to play in the New Hampshire-Vermont Sugar Bowl • Member of the National Honor Society and the Student Council. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 31, 1986 in Derry, NH • Youngest of three grown children of James and Gail Clohosey of Derry, NH • Enjoys fishing in spare time • Lists Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots as favorite teams • Influences include and Joe Montana • Aspires to remain involved with baseball.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2006 .214 25-20 70 8 15 1 1 0 8 18 .257 4 3 22 1 .282 1 3 0-0 2007 .179 34-31 84 14 15 0 1 0 9 17 .202 11 6 29 2 .317 0 7 0-0 2008 .167 32-29 84 9 14 1 0 0 4 15 .179 13 7 13 1 .237 0 5 2-2 Totals .195 91-80 238 31 44 2 2 0 21 50 .210 28 16 64 4 .288 1 15 2-2

“Sean has tremendous bat SEAN BURNS control which makes him the Sophomore • DH • 5-7, 175 ideal No. 2 hitter. He works Colchester, VT • Colchester H.S. pitchers deep into counts which will allow Pat Devlin to steal PROFILE: Fresh off a splendid1 freshman season, but will bases.” redshirt the year due to an injury • Very high baseball I.Q. • Expected to be a designated hitter this season, but capable of Head Coach playing anywhere in the infield • Member of UMass Lowell’s Ken Harring Student-Athlete Advisory Committee • Majoring in business management. AS A FRESHMAN: One of four players to start all 50 games, primarily at second base • Ranked among Northeast-10 Conference leaders in walks (34, 4th), which led to an on-base percentage of .408 • Team highs of 34 runs (shared with Tim Keene) and 47 singles • Highlights include a 4-for-4 effort with four RBI, three runs and a walk in a 12-3 win over Bloomfield. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year standout at Colchester H.S. for coach Pat Phillips • NVAC All-Metro League First Team all-star as a junior and senior • Named captain as a junior and senior • Also a member of the soccer team for one year. PERSONAL: One of three sons of Robert and Jerri Burns of Colchester, VT • Nicknamed “Burnsy” • Lists as favorite team • Favorite players include Lou Gehrig, and .

Career Statistics Year AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2008 .297 50-50 182 34 54 6 0 1 32 63 .346 34 1 26 3 .408 1 5 6-9

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KYLE DAVIS “Kyle had a very productive year Sophomore • Pitcher • 5-11, 170 in our starting rotation last Rochester, NH • Spaulding H.S. spring. He got better with every outing and we expect him to continue his growth and devel- PROFILE: Expected to 11return to the rotation following a solid opment this spring. With the freshman season • Can reach as high as 92 mph with a variety right effort and focus, we expect of pitches • Much improved command • Majoring in finance. him to earn the right to be HIGH SCHOOL: Enjoyed a splendid career at Spaulding H.S. for considered one of the top front- coach Jerry Lachance • Two-time all-state standout, earned first line starters in the conference.” team honors as a senior, second team as a junior • Named Player of the Year by Foster’s Daily Democrat • Selected to New Hampshire-Maine Senior All-Star Game • Pitching coach Played for Post 7 American Legion team during the summer • Also a member of the Mike Marron hockey team at SHS, helped lead the Red Raiders to consecutive state titles. AS A FRESHMAN: Solid freshman campaign saw him go 3-4 with a 58 strikeouts, two complete games and two shutouts • NE-10 Co-Pitcher of the Week on Apr. 21 following two complete game shutouts (21 strikeouts) in wins over Saint Rose (3-0) and American International (1-0) • Ranked 10th among NE-10 pitchers in earned runs allowed (22) • Held opponents to a .251 average • Other highlights include a 5-2 win over Saint Anselm in which he scattered three hits, two walks and two unearned runs while striking out nine in eight innings. PERSONAL: One of two sons of Barry and Julie Davis of Rochester, NH • Lists Boston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Patriots as favorite teams • Lists as favorite player • Aspires to coach after playing.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2008 3.16 3-4 11 10 2 2/0 0 62.2 59 34 22 27 58 .251 8 10 0

“Ted is one of the hardest TED HALEY workers in our program. As he proved at the beginning of last Sophomore • Pitcher • 6-1, 195 spring, when healthy he has the Cranston, RI • Cranston West H.S. ability to shut down any lineup he faces. We expect him to put PROFILE: Returns to the27 starting rotation following a redshirt all his hard work to good use and have a successful spring in season due to an injury • Blue-collar hurler loaded with poten- the starting rotation for us.” tial • Majoring in business administration. CRANSTON WEST H.S.: Enjoyed a storied career at Cranston Pitching Coach West H.S. for coach Chuck Jones • Earned Division Most Valuable Player honors • All- Mike Marron Division First Team • Second Team All-State • Led Cranston West H.S. to Rhode Island state championship • Also played for the South Shore Seadogs • Graduated in the CACTC engineering program. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in eight games (12.1 innings), primarily in middle relief, with a 2.84 ERA • Highlights include a 7-5 victory at Southern New Hampshire in which he allowed one hit, no runs anad no walks while striking out three in three innings; and a 7-4 win over American International in which he allowed one walk, no hits or runs in 2.1 innings. AS A SOPHOMORE: Made five appearances (17.0) before an injury forced him to redshirt • Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Weekly Honor roll once • Peaked in a 4-0 win over Dowling, allowing two hits, no runs or walks while striking out 10 over seven innnigs • Also enjoyed a 5-1 win over Assumption in which he scattered one hit, one run and no walks while striking our six in six innings. PERSONAL: Oldest of three children of Ted and Jaymie Haley of Cranston, RI • Nicknamed “Teddy” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Lists Roger Clemens among influences • Eljoys fly fishing • Aspires to be a successful baseball player and businessman. Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2007 2.84 2-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 12.2 6 4 4 8 9 .143 1 3 1 *2008 5.29 2-2 5 2 1 1/0 0 17.0 12 13 10 5 19 .188 3 2 1 Total4.254-2132 1 1/0029.21817141328.1704 5 2 *Redshirt year

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TIM KEENE “We expect Tim to rebound from his injury and give us Senior • 3B/1B • 5-9, 219 production like he did his Berlin, NH • Berlin H.S. freshman and sophomore years. He is a very disciplined PROFILE: Expected to return9 to first base, but will also see middle-of-the-order hitter.” innings at third • Provides power from the left side of the plate • Very disciplined batter, forces pitchers to work • Majoring in business administration. Head Coach AS A JUNIOR: One of four players to start all 50 games • Ken Harring Hampered by shoulder problems but still chipped in 31 RBI and 23 runs • Named to NE-10 Weekly Honor roll once • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in sacrifice flies (tied for third, 5) and hit by pitch (ninth, 10) • Highlights include a 3-for-4 effort in an 11-7 loss at Barry, in whch he drove in four runs behind a double and solo • Also went 4-for-5 (two RBI, run) in a 7-4 win at Bentley. AS A SOPHOMORE: Northeast-10 Conference Second Team all-star • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in batting (15th, .325) • NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll once • Highlights include a 3 for 4 effort with one run and one RBI in a 6-3 win over Adelphi; two RBI seven times • Enjoyed 15 multiple-hit games. AS A FRESHMAN: Northeast-10 Conference Second Team all-star, one of three freshmen named to the second team • Immediate impact player at both third base and designated hitter • Northeast-10 Conference Freshman of the Week once • Finished the year second among River Hawks and ranked ninth in the NE-10 in batting with a .341 average • Highlights include a 4 for 6 effort with two runs and two RBI in an 11-6 win at Eckerd • Drove in a season-high three runs in a 14-1 win over Saint Rose. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Berlin H.S. for coach Dan Brigham • 2005 New Hampshire Class M Player of the Year • Batted over .600 • Three-time all-state standout: honorable mention as a sophomore, first team as a junior and senior • Conference player of the year as a senior • Also a hockey player • Named captain as a junior and senior • Member of BHS National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 31, 1986 • Oldest of two sons of Russell and Edwina Keene of Berlin, NH • Lists Boston Red Sox, as favorite professional teams • Favorite players include .

Career Statistics Year AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2006 .341 40-34 123 16 42 5 0 1 15 50 .407 15 1 19 0 .414 1 1 2-2 2007 .325 46-41 154 20 50 4 0 0 25 54 .351 13 5 25 2 .395 0 0 3-4 2008 .232 50-50 177 23 41 7 1 1 31 53 .299 17 10 26 2 .325 5 2 6-8 Total .332 136-125 454 59 133 16 1 2 71 157 .346 45 16 70 4 .372 6 3 11-14

“Jeff had a very strong year for JEFF MALONEY us last spring. He was the guy Senior • Pitcher • 6-0, 180 we relied on anytime we needed a big time pitching performance. Haverhill, MA • Haverhill H.S. (Northern Essex CC) He is a highly-competitive guy, a veteran who will continue to PROFILE: Impact pitcher,28 stepped into the starting rotation right have a strong impact on the rest away and expected to remain • Thrives in clutch situations • of the staff on and off the field.” Played his sophomore season at Northern Essex CC and freshman year at Fitchburg State • Expected to redshirt the 2009 Pitching Coach season • Majoring in political science. AS A JUNIOR: Went 5-3 with a 3.44 ERA and team-highs of 61 Mike Marron strikeouts and 73.1 innings pitched • Limited opposing hitters into a .244 average • Ranked among Northeast-10 Conference leaders in strikeouts (12th) and innings pitched (15th) • Named to the NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll once • Highlights include a 3- 1 win over Stonehill in which he scattered five hits, one earned run and a walk in 7.2 innings; and a 3-0 win over Pace, giving up three hits, five walks while striking out nine in 8.0 innings. HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at Haverhill H.S. for coach Chip Dunn • Merrimack Valley Conference all-star as a senior • Helped lead Hillies to 2005 MVC small school championship and Division I North Quarterfinal • Captain as a senior • Also led Post 4 to state regional championship. BEFORE UMASS LOWELL: Voted pitcher of the year freshman season at Fitchburg State • Transferred to Northern Essex Community College where he helped lead the Knights to the MCCAC Championship and NJCAA World Series. PERSONAL: One of three sons of John and Sharon Maloney of Haverhill, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox, Celtics, New England Patriots and New York Mets as favorite teams • Favorite athletes include Pedro Martinez, , LeBron James • Aspires to play as long as possible and to own his own business.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2008 3.44 5-3 13 10 1 0/1 0 73.1 66 34 28 30 61 .244 2 8 0

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FELIX MARTINEZ “Felix has worked very hard to Sophomore • Outfielder • 5-9, 175 make himself into a solid outfielder. His work ethic is Miami, FL • Miami Senior H.S. contagious with his teammates.”

PROFILE: Expected to30 start in either right or centerfield following Head Coach limited action last season • Arguably the hardest-working player Ken Harring on the team • Also brings plenty of speed • Anxious to build on last year’s numbers • Enrolled in the College of Management, undecided on a major. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 33 games with 17 starts • Scored 16 runs • Highlights include a 2-for-4 effort with two runs in an 11-7 loss at Barry (in his native Miami, FL). HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Miami Senior H.S. for coach Frank Suarez • Honorable Mention all-conference player as a junior and senior • Led the Stingarees in home runs and doubles as a senior • Recipient of Mr. Hustle Award • Batted .393 as a junior, .348 as a senior • Honor student. PERSONAL: Son of Elba Mercado and Cristian Garcia of Miami, FL • Nicknamed “Fifi” • Lists Boston Red Sox, Miami Heat as favorite professional teams • Lists Jose Reyes as favorite player.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2008 .174 33-17 69 16 12 1 0 0 3 13 .188 8 7 17 2 .321 0 2 2-3

“Matt will once again be counted MATT MONICO upon to give us quality innings out of the bullpen. He is a Junior • 3B/P • 5-11, 169 veteran guy who comes into the Tewksbury, MA • Tewksbury Memorial H.S. game pounding the strike zone and challenging hitters to beat PROFILE: Very talented15 pitcher slated to step into the top closer him. We also expect him to have role • Looks to carry on from a special high school career • Also a positive impact mentoring the a very good student with a 3.192 cumulative average while rest of our young bullpen.” majoring in finance. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in three games in 2007 • Highlights Pitching Coach included a shutout inning in a 13-2 victory over Assumption. Mike Marron AS A SOPHOMORE: Went 2-1 with a 3.89 ERA over 37.0 innings (17 appearances), all but one game in relief • Season highlights include a 9-5 win at Saint Anselm in which he yielded one walk, no hits or runs over 2.1 innings; and a 2-1 win over Saint Rose, scattering three walks, one hit and no runs over 4.0 innings. HIGH SCHOOL: Emerged as one of the top pitchers in the state for coach Ron Drovin at Tewksbury H.S. • 2005 Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year • Named 2005 Player of the Year by The Sun of Lowell, MA • Two-time MVC all-star • Led Tewksbury H.S. to 2005 MVC championship • Named to Tewksbury Memorial H.S. Honor Roll. PERSONAL: Son of Alan and Karen Monico of Tewksbury, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Influences include Roger Clemens.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2007 6.75 0-0 3 0 0 0/0 0 2.2 6 3 2 0 1 .429 0 0 0 2008 3.89 2-1 17 1 0 0/1 0 37.0 42 21 16 11 18 .280 3 1 1 Total 4.08 2-1 20 1 0 0/1 0 39.2 48 24 18 11 19 .292 3 1 1

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JARED NOTARGIACOMO “Jared is coming into his own as Junior • Catcher • 6-0, 185 a baseball player. He has really developed his defensive skills to Newburyport, MA • Newburyport H.S. make him one of the better catchers in the league. Offen- PROFILE: Looks for a breakout7 year after splitting innings at sively, he gives us another run catcher last year • Loaded with potential, looks to improve on producer.” 2008 numbers • Defensive catcher with very good instincts • Majoring in business management. Head Coach AS A FRESHMAN: Saw action in 25 games (15 stars) • 2007 Ken Harring highlights include a 3 for 3, one-RBI effort in a 7-4 win over Saint Rose (Apr. 22); and two RBI in an 8-3 win over Saint Rose (Apr. 14); and a 9-8 win over Mercy College (Apr. 30). AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 35 games with 33 starts • Slugged .345 with eight doubles and 18 RBI • Fielded at a .995 rate • HIghlights include three RBI in a 12-1 win at Merrimack and a 14-13 oss at C.W. Post; and a 2-for-4 effort with two RBI and two runs in an 8-3 win over Saint Michael’s. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Newburyport H.S. for coach Bill Pettingell • Two-year Cape Ann League all-star • Owns school records for single season and career put outs • One of three players in NHS history to earn Team Offensive Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year in the same season • Three-time Team Defensive Player of the Year • Also a three- year starter on the NHS football team • Captain and Team MVP • Also played for American Legion Post 150. PERSONAL: Oldest of three children of John Notargiacomo of Amesbury, MA, and Joan Notargiacomo of Newburyport, MA • Nicknamed “Nota” • Favorite teams include Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots and Minnesota Twins • Lists Joe Mauer, Rodney Harrison as favorite sports figures • Aspires to work in baseball as an agent or in an administrative role.

Career Statistics Year AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2007 .222 25-15 63 7 14 3 0 0 6 17 .270 3 2 13 1 .279 0 2 0-0 2008 .198 35-33 116 12 23 8 0 3 18 40 .345 5 3 25 3 .244 3 2 0-1 Total .207 60-48 179 19 37 11 0 3 24 57 .318 8 5 38 4 .256 3 4 0-1

“Pete is a very good hitter that PETER ONORATO gives us depth from the left Junior • Outfield • 5-8, 195 handed side of the plate.” Clarence Center, NY • Clarence H.S.

Head Coach PROFILE: Versatile player17 who was arguably UMass Lowell’s Ken Harring most improved player • Still regaining form following an injury last year, but should find plenty of innings in the outfield • Majoring in criminal justice. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in one game, an 11-2 loss at Barry University. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started 28 of 32 games before an injury curtailed his season • Batted .303 – tops among 2008 returning players – with 20 singles, 13 walks, seven doubles • Highlights include a 12-1 win at Merrimack, in which he batted 2-for-5 with three runs, two doubles and one RBI; as well as three RBI in a 6-2 win at Pace. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Clarence H.S. for coach Dave Smith • Three-time all-conference standout • Led Clarence H.S. to conference championship as a senior • Earned All-Region honors as a sophomore • Named top hitter by teammates as a freshman and a junior • Also a conference all-star in hockey as a junior and a senior. PERSONAL: Oldest of two sons of Mark and Kerry Onorato of Clarence Center, NY • Enjoys playing hockey, working out in spare time • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Influences include Ray Bourque • Aspires to become an athletic trainer following graduation.

Career Statistics YearAvg.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2007 .000 0-0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2008 .303 32-28 89 13 27 7 0 0 7 34 .382 13 0 17 2 .392 0 1 0-1 Total .273 32-28 99 13 27 7 0 0 7 34 .343 13 0 18 2 .357 0 1 0-1

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DUSTIN RAMEY “Dustin is the leader of our staff. He has worked through tremen- Sophomore • Pitcher • 6-0, 225 dous adversity over the last Kingston, NH • Sanborn Regional H.S. three years and is excited about getting on the mound and PROFILE: Slated to step10 in the starting rotation following limited becoming a major factor in the action in 2007 and a redshirt season in 2008 due to injuries • starting rotation. His team-first Enjoyed a stellar summer season with the Webster Yankees of attitude, work ethic and com- the New York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL) • Went 4-1 petitive fire are unmatched and with a 3.98 ERA • Majoring in business management, currently we are looking forward to productive season from him.” has a 3.069 grade point average. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in two games as a freshman but redshirted due to an injury Pitching Coach • Also redshirted the 2008 season. Mike Marron HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year player at Sanborn H.S. for coach Jeff Cloos • Earned All-State third team honors • Two-year captain • Also a member of SRHS soccer and basketball teams • Two-year basketball player, earned honorable mention all-state honors • Recipient of Mr. Defense Award • Four-year soccer player • First team all-state as a senior • Led Sanborn to consecutive state championships • Two-year captain • Honor student all four years • Sanborn National Honor Society • SRHS Academic Hall of Fame. PERSONAL: Youngest of two children of Fred and Jayne Ramey of Kingston, NH • Nicknamed “Dusty” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Influences include .

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2007 12.00 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3.0 6 4 4 0 1 .429 0 3 0 2008 Medical Redshirt Total 12.00 0-0 2 1 0 0 0 3.0 6 4 4 0 1 .429 0 3 0

“Taylor has come leaps and TAYLOR bounds as a person and this translates into more produc- VON KRIEGENBERGH tion in the middle of our order. Junior • First Base • 6-0, 220 He has tremendous power and Stoneham, MA • Stoneham H.S. will be counted upon to be one of our main run PROFILE: Expected to24 start at first base but will also see producers.” innings in right field • Brings power to the right side of the plate • Majoring in business management. Head Coach AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 19 games with seven starts • Season-highlights include a Ken Harring 2 for 3 effort with three RBI in a 10-0 win over American International • Also had two RBI in wins over Adelphi (9-8) and a win over Post (10-3). AS A SOPHOMORE: Started 38 of 38 games, batted .262 and slugged .408 with 20 RBI and 19 runs • Ranked ninth among NE-10 leaders in put outs (312) • Named to the NE-10 Weekly Honor Roll once. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Stoneham H.S. for coach Bill Seabury • Conference all-star once • Batted .420 as a junior • Highlights include two RBI three times, including in a 2-for-3 effort in a 3-1 win over Stonehill and a 2-for-2 performance in a 14-3 win at Dominican • Gold medalist in the Bay State Games • Captain as a senior • Also a three-year player on the SHS football team • Member of DECA. PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of Edith von Kriegenbergh of Woburn, MA, and Francis Muolo of Stoneham, MA • Nicknamed “Duke,”, “T.V.K.” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Favorite players include , and • Aspires to own his own business.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2007 .207 19-7 29 5 6100 77.2413 1130.29411 2-2 2008 .262 38-38 130 19 34 8 1 3 20 53 .408 18 2 40 1 .358 1 0 5-7 Total .252 57-45 159 224 40 9 1 3 27 60 .377 21 3 53 1 .346 2 1 7-9

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2009 PLAYER PROFILES

LUKE WALLACE “Luke gained tremendous experience last year in his first Junior • Outfield • 6-2, 195 full year of playing time. We Yorktown Heights, NY • Yorktown H.S. expect Luke to build off that and to add to the middle-of-the- PROFILE: Slated to get19 the starting nod in centerfield • Outfielder order power. Defensive, he is with tremendous potential who reads batters well and has an one of the best centerfielders in excellent arm • Very good upside offensively • Very good student, the league.” currently maintains a 3.066 cumulative average in psychology. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 25 games with eight starts • Head Coach Batted .229 but slugged .343 • Season highlights included a 2 for Ken Harring 2 effort (doubles) with two runs and three RBI in a 13-2 win over Assumption. AS A SOPHOMORE: One of four players to start all 50 games in 2008 • Batted .262 with 28 RBI and 25 runs • Leads all returning players with 11 stolen bases (14 attempts) • Highlights include a 4-for-5 effort in a 13-0 win at Southern New Hampshire; as well as three RBI in a 12-3 win over Bloomfield (2-for-2) and a 3-0 win at Saint Rose (2-for-4) • Recipient of UMass Lowell’s 2008 National Student-Athlete Day Award for highest grade point average (3.433 in the fall of 2007) on the baseball team. HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year player at Yorktown H.S. for coach Sean Kennedy • Two-time all-league and all-section standout • Recipient of Yorktown Husker Outstanding Male Athlete as a Senior • Also earned all-star billing from the North County News • Named captain as a senior • Recipient of Joseph Sorrentino Memorial Award • Also a three-year basketball standout • Two- year captain, all-league standout as a senior. PERSONAL: Oldest of three sons of Chuck and Lainie Wallace of Yorktown Heights, NY • Nicknamed “Rusty” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Favorite sports figures include , Ken Griffey, Jr. • Aspires to become a physical therapist. Career Statistics Year AVG. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT 2007 .229 25-8 35 7 8 2 1 0 5 12 .343 3 2 9 0 .317 1 2 0-1 2008 .254 50-50 181 25 46 8 2 3 28 67 .370 14 6 47 1 .324 3 1 11-14 Total .250 75-58 216 32 54 10 3 3 33 79 .352 17 8 56 1 .322 4 3 11-15

“Dan fought through a serious DAN WHITE injury last year and had a solid Junior • Pitcher • 6-6, 210 spring as a dependable starter. Southboro, MA • Algonquin H.S. His ability to handle that adversity on a daily basis and PROFILE: Expected to be a regular in UMass Lowell’s starting still come out a winner was an 32 rotation following a solid freshman season • Loaded with impressive task and a major potential • Size makes him an intimidating presence on the factor in the success of our mound (6-6, 232) • Majoring in business management. team. He has worked really AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in seven games (five starts), hard to get in the best shape of posting a 3-1 record with a 2.96 ERA and two shutouts • his life and we are thrilled about Highlights included a complete game win over Saint Anselm (5-0), in which he yielded the potential to get a healthy three hits and a walk while striking out five • Also had wins over Merrimack (1-0) and and battle-tested Dan White Assumption (13-2). back out on the mound.” AS A SOPHOMORE: Went 4-5 with a 3.77 ERA in 11 appearances (59.2 innings) • Ranked among NE-10 leaders in home runs allowed (one, tied for sixth), hits allowed Pitching Coach (11th, 55) and opposing batting average (15th, .236) • Named NE-10 Pitcher of the Mike Marron Week on Apr. 7 following a two-hit shutout complete game in a 2-0 victory over South- ern New Hampshire • Other highlights include a 5-3 win at Saint Anselm in which he scattered seven hits, on unearned run and a walk over eight innings. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year player at Algonquin Regional H.S. for coach Neil Burke • Most valuable player of the 2006 MIAA Division I state championship, led ARHS to first-ever state championship • Mid-Wachusett League all-star • All-state standout • Named an all-scholastic standout by the Worcester Telegram and Gazette and the Metrowest Daily News • ARHS Honor Roll student. PERSONAL: Youngest of two grown children of Rachel White of Southboro, MA, and the late Joel Koltz • Nicknamed “Whitey” • Lists Boston Red Sox, New England Patriots and Boston Celtics as favorite professional teams • Influences include Roger Clemens and • Father, Joel, a former pitcher in the Kansas City Royals organization, stepfather in the Red Sox organization • Aspires to play in the minor leagues.

Career Statistics Year ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CB SV IP H R ER BB SO B/Avg WP HB BK 2007 2.96 3-1 7 5 1 1/1 0 24.1 26 10 8 5 11 .274 0 2 0 2008 3.77 4-5 11 10 1 1/0 0 59.2 55 34 25 24 29 .233 1 7 1 Total3.547-618152 2/1084.08144332940.2471 9 1

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2009 PLAYER PROFILES

MARK WIGGINS “Mark is the glue that keeps this Sophomore • 3B • 6-0, 185 team together. He gives us tremendous options in the Rochester, NH • Spaulding H.S. infield as he can play third, second and shortstop. Offen- PROFILE: Following a 20stellar fall season, will see more innings sively, he has come a long way at third base after limited action a year ago • Very good defensive and will give us a righthanded player with an above average arm • Anxious to improve 2008 option off the bench.” numbers • Majoring in political science. Head Coach AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 27 games with 17 starts • High- Ken Harring lights include an 8-3 win over Saint Michael’s in which he went 1-for-1 with a single, walk and run; as well as a 1-for-3 effort in a 6-2 win at Pace, going 1-for-3 with a walk, single and run. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Spaulding H.S. for coach Jerry Lachance • Earned first team all-state honors as a junior and senior • Honors include Athlete of the Month as a junior. PERSONAL: One of two children of Bruce and Beth Wiggins of Rochester, NH • Nicknamed “Wiggs” • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Influences include David Ortiz, • Hobbies include weightlifting.

Career Statistics YearAVG.GP-GSABR H2B3BHRRBITBSLG%BBHBPSOGDPOB%SFSHSB-ATT 2008 .151 27-17 53 5 8 0 0 0 0 8 .151 6 2 16 0 .262 0 2 1-1

Sophomore Mark Wiggins Sophomore Sean Burns

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2009 NEWCOMER PROFILES TODD PAT DEVLIN BARTELSON Freshman • 3B • 5-11, 195 Tewksbury, MA Tewksbury Memorial H.S. Sophomore • Pitcher • 6-0, 185 Pepperell, MA • St. Bernard’s H.S. PROFILE:13 Expected to fight for a starting spot at second or third base • PROFILE: Opted6 to play baseball after one Fresh off a stellar fall season • Very season with the UMass Lowell hockey touch, very quick player who has team • Promising lefthander who enjoyed a adapted to the college game quickly • stellar fall season • Expected to provide Undecided on a major. middle relief • Clean mechanics, good breaking ball • Majoring in TEWKSBURY MEMORIAL H.S.: Three-year starter at business management. ST. BERNARD’S H.S.: Three-year player at St. Bernard’s Central Tewksbury Memorial H.S. for coach Ron Drouin • Led Catholic H.S. for coach Jim Beauregard • Three-time Central Catholic Redmen to Merrimack Valley Conference Division II champi- Conference all-star • Three-time all-star by both the Sentinel & onship two straight years • Two-time MVC all-star • Selected Enterprise and Telegram & Gazette • Led St. Bernard’s to MIAA to play in both the Eastern Mass All-Star Game and Massa- District Tournament three years • Ranked among the top 10 players chusetts vs. Connecticut All-Star Game • Also a two-year in the Central Catholic Conference in batting and ERA • Also earned starter on the Redmen football team • MVC Second Team all- a plethora of hockey honors • Named Player of the Year by both the star as a senior, led Redmen to a 9-2 record • Honor student Sentinel & Enterprise and Telegram & Gazette • EJHL Most Valuable • Involved in Model UN program. Player with the Valley Junior Warriors • Recipient of Biggest PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of Michael and Cathy Surprise Award at Hockey Night in Boston • First player in St. Devlin of Tewksbury, MA • Nicknamed “Pat” • Favorite teams Bernard’s history to play Division I hockey. include Boston Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins and New England PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of Keith and Deborah Bartelson Patriots • Lists as favorite player • Aspires to of Pepperell, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Lists further his education and play baseball as long as possible. Cam Neely, Pedro Martinez among favorite professional athletes • Aspires to further career in baseball after graduation. Head Coach Ken Harring: Pitching Coach Mike Marron: “Pat will be an integral part in our lineup this year as our “Todd had a strong fall, throwing three pitches for strikes. Despite leadoff hitter. He sets the tone at the top of the order with his his inexperience, we expect him to serve an important role for us in aggressiveness with the bat and on the bases.” the middle innings competing against the top left-handed hitters.” CONNOR BRYAN BURNHAM DEUEL

Sophomore • 2B/SS • 5-8, 175 Freshman • Catcher • 5-10, 175 Harwich, MA • Harwich H.S. (UMass) Webster, NY • Webster Thomas H.S.

PROFILE: 23Transfers from UMass Amherst PROFILE: Expected to battle for (did not play), where he attended the innings at catcher • Possesses strong 2007-08 academic year • Very good motion arm • Majoring in mechanical engi- who turns a double play very well • Undecided on a major. neering. HARWICH H.S.: Four-year varsity player at Harwich H.S. for coach WEBSTER THOMAS H.S.: Three-year player at Webster Fred Thacher • Two-time South Shore League all-star (2006-07) • Thomas H.S. for coach Mike Adams • Two-time Section V all- Two-time Cape & Islands all-star (2006-07) • Massachusetts South star • Helped the Titans to the Section V Tournament Sectional Most Valuable Player • Team Most Valuable Player as a semifinal as a sophomore • Batted .380 as a junior • Also a senior • Led Harwich H.S. to consecutive MIAA Division III state two-year starting goalkeeper on the soccer team, championships in 2006 and 2007 • Also a two-time South Shore backstopped Webster Thomas H.S. to consecutive Section V League and Cape & Islands all-star in soccer • Posted senior year averages of .439, 43 hits, 36 runs, 15 doubles and 14 stolen bases titles and state championship match appearances • Section • Served as a peer leader • Also played for Dennis Post 488. V all-star as a senior. PERSONAL: Youngest of three sons of Daniel and Belinda Burnham PERSONAL: One of three children of Doug and Janet Deuel of Harwich, MA • Nicknamed “B-Ham” • Lists Boston Red Sox, of Webster, NY • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite MLB team, Celtics, Bruins and New England Patriots as favorite professional favorite NHL team • Influences include Jason teams • Influences include , B.J. Upton, Josh Beckett Varitek, Wayne Gretzky • Aspires to utilize engineering degree and Hanley Ramirez • Aspires to remain in baseball as long as and design theme park rides and attractions. possible as a player or coach. Head Coach Ken Harring: Head Coach Ken Harring: “Bryan is a very hard worker and will give us depth at the “Connor comes in midyear from UMass Amherst and will be a catcher position. He is blessed with a very strong arm.” viable option at second base. He is a very good defensive player and has pop in his bat for his size.”

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2009 NEWCOMER PROFILES BRYANT CAM GUILMETTE KNEELAND

Freshman • Pitcher • 6-2, 250 Freshman • SS/3B• 6-1, 175 Hopkinton, MA • Hopkinton H.S. Rowley, MA • Triton Regional H.S.

PROFILE:35 Will start the year in the PROFILE: Two-way2 player who will see bullpen • Locates well and capable of significant innings right away in the infield big pitches • Could emerge among and on the mound • Comes to UMass UMass Lowell’s top closers • Undecided on a major. Lowell following a stellar high school HOPKINTON H.S.: Two-year player at Hopkinton H.S. for career • Majoring in business management. coach Mark Stickney • Earned Tri-Valley League all-star TRITON REGIONAL H.S.: Two-year player at Triton Regional H.S. for coach Steve Padovani • Cape Ann League Most Valuable Player honors as a senior • Also played for Milford Legion. in 2008 • CAL All-Star as a junior and senior • Batted .520 with 25 PERSONAL: Oldest of two sons of Chuck and Michele RBI and posted a 4-2 record on the mound as a senior • Also played Guilmette of Hopkinton, MA • Nicknamed “Big G” • Lists Jon for Newburyport Post 150 Legion team • Helped Post 150 to league Lester, Manny Ramirez, Mark Buehlre and Josh Beckett as title and an appearance in the state tournament • Also a member of favorite players • Favorite teams include Boston Red Sox, the golf team, led Triton to CAL title as a senior • MIAA Divsiion II Celtics, Bruins and New England Patriots, as well as New state championship medalist. Jersey Devils and • Aspires to play baseball PERSONAL: One of three children of John and Christine Kneeland as long as possible and to become a teacher. of Rowley, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins and New England Patriots as favorite professional teams • Favorite players Pitching Coach Mike Marron: include , Dustin Pedroia and Kevin Garnett • Hobbies include golf, outdoor activities • Aspires to play baseball and/or golf “Though only a freshman, Bryant has a great feel and as long as possible and to succeed in business. understanding of how to pitch. He has a knack for command- ing the strike zone, keeping hitters off balance and making Head Coach Ken Harring: his best pitches in the biggest situations. With his continued “Cam is a naturally gifted athlete and will give us tremendous efforts to improve his conditioning and agility, we expect him options with his bat and arm. He should get significant at-bats in to earn quality innings out of the bullpen immediately.” our order along with big-time innings on our pitching staff.” STEVE MATT LAMBERT JACOBS Sophomore • Outfield • 5-11, 175 Freshman • Outfield • 6-0, 175 Milton, MA • Milton H.S. Hudson, MA • Hudson H.S. (Bridgewater22 State) PROFILE: 16Son of UMass Lowell Hall of PROFILE: Will redshirt the 2009 season Fame member (hockey/baseball) Tom after transferring from Bridgewater State • Jacobs • Very athletic player who could MILTON H.S.: Former player at Milton H.S. for coach Ted Curley have an immediate impact • Could start in • Also played for Milton Legion Post 114 and led it to the 2006 the outfield and may also see innings as a pitcher • Majoring in Massachusetts State and New England Region championships • business management. Post 114 ascended to No. 5 in the country • Two-sport standout HUDSON H.S.: Four-year player at Hudson H.S. for coach Brian also played football for the Wildcats • Once converted a 55-yard Davis • Two-time Mid-Wachusett League all-star • Mid-Wachusett field goal. League Co-Most Valuable Player as a senior • Central Mass all-star • BRIDGEWATER STATE: Attended 2007-08 year at Bridgewater State Led Hudson H.S. to state semifinal as a sophomore • Three-sport College • Named to the Little East Conference All-Academic Team • athlete, earned nine varsity letters in high school career • Captains Started 33 of 34 games, led Bears to 23-15 record and an 8-6 clip in the bootball, basketball and baseball teams as a senior • Mid- the MASCAC (tied for third) • Batted .364 with an on-base rate of Wachusett League all-star in basketball • Metrowest Most Valuable .442, including 43 hits, 29 runs and 18 RBI. Player in football as a senior • Also involved in manby activities PERSONAL: One of four children of Steve and Karen Lambert of including the National Honor Society and Spirit Committee • Recipient MIlton, MA • Hobbies include fishing, rolling rallies • Lists Boston Red of Love of Sports Award, Clarkson Achievement Award . Sox, Celtics, New England Patriots and as PERSONAL: One of four children of Tom and Dawn Jacobs of favorite professional teams • Influences include Tedy Bruschi, Rodney Harrison, Chase Utley, , Ryan Howard • Aspires Hudson, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins and New to play baseball as long as possible and achieve a masters degree England Patriots as favorite professional teams. in economics. Head Coach Ken Harring: Head Coach Ken Harring: “Matt is probably the best athlete on our team. He comes with great “Steve will redshirt this spring following surgery following an bloodlines from his father, Tom, who was an All-American. He unfortunate accident this summer. When healthy, he has the ability should get significant at-bats and innings on the mound as a to be a frontline player in this league following a successful freshman.” freshman year at Bridgewater State.”

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2009 NEWCOMER PROFILES MATT JACK LAWLOR LEATHERSICH

Junior • Catcher • 5-10, 205 Freshman • Pitcher • 6-0, 185 Dracut, MA • Dracut H.S. Beverly, MA • Beverly H.S. (UMass Amherst) 5 PROFILE: 21Talented pitcher who will PROFILE: Transfers to UMass Lowell compete to crack the starting rotation right following one season at UMass Amherst • away • Enjoyed a stellar fall season, did Will challenge right away for innings behind the plate • Very good not surrender a run • Possesses a good hitter, could hit his way into the lineup • Majoring in economics. breaking ball, can touch 90 mph • Majoring in engineering. DRACUT H.S.: Four-year player at Dracut H.S. for coach Hank BEVERLY H.S.: Three-year standout at Beverly H.S. for coach Dave Golec • Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year, helped the Wilbur • Northeast Conference all-star as a senior • Also earned all- Middies to the MVC Championship as a senior • Three-time MVC all- star billing from The Salem Evening News and The Daily Item of Lynn star • Player of the Year, all-star by The Sun • Selected to play in • Voted Team Most Valuable Player • Set school records for the Eastern Mass All-Star Game as well as the Massachusetts vs. strikeouts and wins in a career • Bay State Games gold medalist • Connecticut All-Star Game • Northeast Conference all-star in both hockey and golf • recipient of UMASS AMHERST: Appeared in two games in the 2007 season. BHS Engineering Award and Community Service Scholarship. PERSONAL: Youngest of two children of Bud and Pamela Lawlor of PERSONAL: Oldest of three children of Lewis and Leslie Dracut, MA • Nicknamed “Matty” • Lists Boston red Sox as favorite Leathersich of Beverly, MA • Hobbies include golf, baseball and team, Jason Varitek as favorite player • Aspires to succeed in the hockey • Lists Boston Red Sox, Celtics and New England Patriots • business world in the future. Influences include • Aspires to play . Head Coach Ken Harring: “Matt gives us depth at the catching position. He will give us a Pitching Coach Mike Marron: righthanded hitting option off the bench and will compete for “Jack had a solid fall and his confidence and two plus pitches playing time behind the plate. He complements our other two make him a special talent. He still has room to grow in becoming a ctchers very well.” complete pitcher, but he has the opportunity to become one of the best pitchers in the region.” J.T. PAT LEARY MORRISSEY

Junior • 2B/SS • 6-1, 185 Junior • Outfield • 5-9, 170 Newburyport, MA • Newburyport H.S. Tewksbury, MA • Tewksbury Memorial H.S. (Northern4 Essex CC) (Westfield State) PROFILE: Transfers following two honor- PROFILE: Transfers to UMass Lowell following one season at Westfield State and filled seasons at Northern Essex Commu- a stellar careeer at Tewksbury Memorial nity College • Above average hitter with H.S. • Versatile player who will compete for innings in the outfield • good bat control, mostly always puts the ball in play • Majoring in Majoring in criminal justice. criminal justice. TEWKSBURY H.S.: Three-year player for coach Ron Drouin • Two- NEWBURYPORT H.S.: Three-year player at Newburyport H.S. for time Merrrimack Valley Conference all-star • Voted Team Most coach Bill Pettingell • Two-time Cape Ann league all-star • Helped Valuable Player • Led Redmen to the Merrimack Valley Conference lead the Clippers to Cape Ann League title in 2007 and 2008 • Also a Championship three straight years • Named to The Sun All-Star Team two-time CAL all-star in ice hockey • Captained the hockey team as as a senior • Led the MVC in hitting as a junior and senior • Former a junior and senior • Also a member of the golf team, named captain teammate of current teammates Pat Devlin and Matt Monico • Also a as a senior. four-year member of the Tewksbury Memorial football team • MVC NORTHERN ESSEX CC: 2007 NJCAA New England Region Third all-star punt returner • Ran track the 50 and 300 meter dashes for Team • 2008 NJCAA New England Region First Team • Committed three years. only two errors in his sophomore season. WESTFIELD STATE: Played freshman year at Westfield State • PERSONAL: Youngest of two children of Tim Leary of Helped lead the Owls to MASCAC regular season championship and Newburyport, MA, and Kathy Leary of Newburyport, MA • Nick- to the NCAA Tournament Division III Super Regional • Played in 17 named “J.T.” • Lists Boston Red Sox and Bruins as favorite games with eight starts, led the Owls to a 20-17 record. professional teams • Favorite sports figures include Manny Ramirez PERSONAL: One of three children of John and Pam Morrissey of and Cam Neely. Tewksbury, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Patriots as favorite professional teams • Influences include Head Coach Ken Harring: Dustin Pedroia, and • Aspires to own “J.T. will be counted upon to be our shortstop this spring. He has his own marketing firm following graduation. sure hands and makes all the routine plays. Offensively, he has tremendous bat control and will fit into our system by being able to Head Coach Ken Harring: move runners.” “Pat comes from a very successful high school program. With his versatility, he will add depth to our outfield..”

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2009 NEWCOMER PROFILES DALLAS MARK NUNES SANBORN

Freshman • Pitcher • 6-2, 190 Freshman • 1B • 6-6, 205 Easton, MA • Oliver Ames H.S. Hopkinton, MA • Hopkinton H.S.

PROFILE:12 Very promising starter who PROFILE: 31Expected to challenge for is expected to see innings right away • innings at first base • With his 6-foot-6 Very high pitching I.Q., can locate all frame, gives UMass Lowell fielders a big sides of the plate • Undecided on a major. target • Maintains a 3.55 in business finance. OLIVER AMES H.S.: Three-year starter at Oliver Ames H.S. for HOPKINTON H.S: Four-year player at Hopkinton H.S. for coach Mark coach Leo Duggan • Three-time Hockomock League all-star Stickney • Two-time Tri-Valley League first team all-star • Also • South Sectional all-star as a senior • Also earned all-star earned all-star billing from the Milford Daily News • Captain as a billing from the Boston Herald (2007, 2008), the Brockton senior • Shares the school record for career home runs (15) • Enterprise (2007, 2008) and Community Newspaper Three-sport athlete, also a member of the football and basketball Company (CNC) • Led the Hockomock League in pitching in teams • Two-time Tri-Valley League all-star in football • Set the 2006 and 2007, runner-up in pitching and batting in 2008 • school record for longest field goal (48 yards) • Also served as a Led Oliver Ames to 2007 MIAA State Championship • Special Olympics basketball coach for four years, Hopkinton H.S. Represented the South Region in the Bay State Games in mentoring program • Also played for Legion Post 59. 2007, recipient of the Sportsmanship Award. PERSONAL: One of four children of Mitchell and Louise Sanborn of PERSONAL: Son of Gary Nunes and Laurie Holbrook-Nunes Hopkinton, MA • Nicknamed “Marky” • Lists Boston Red Sox, Boston of Easton, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite team • Celtics and Dallas Cowboys as favorite professional teams • Influences include Jose Reyes, • Aspires to Aspires to pursue a career in business and to coach at the high play professionally upon graduation. school level.

Pitching Coach Mike Marron: Head Coach Ken Harring: “Dallas has a tremendous sense of purpose when he’s on “Mark comes from a tremendous high school program. He is an the mound. He can throw all his pitches for strikes and at extremely hard worker, very athletic for big guy and will eventually different speeds, giving him a veteran presence rare for a be counted on to be a middle-of-the-order hitter.” freshman. He has the opportunity to earn important innings as either a starter or a reliever this year.” MICHAEL PHIL SLOBAN PERRIELLO Freshman • Pitcher • 5-10, 180 Merrimac, MA • Pentucket H.S. Freshman • Pitcher • 6-0, 190 Lynnfield, MA • Lynnfield H.S. PROFILE: 26Expected to be an integral part of the bullpen this season • Has thus far impressed the coaching staff in the spring • PROFILE: Promising righthader will Majoring in mechanical engineering. redshirt the 2009 season • Dean’s PENTUCKET REGIONAL H.S.: Three-year player at Pentucket List with a 3.77 grade point average. Regional H.S. for coach Tom L’Italien • Two-time Cape Ann League all- Enrolled in the College of Management, undecided on a star • Led Sachems to the MIAA state tournament as a junior and major. senior • Captain as a senior • Also played for Legion Post 150 • Two- LYNNFIELD H.S.: Three-year player at Lynnfield H.S. for coach sport athlete, also a member of the Pentucket football team • recipient John O’Brien • Also played varsity as a freshman at St. Mary’s of Sportsmanship Award from the Association of New England H.S. • Sustained an injury during his senior year, somewhat Football Officials • Involved in many activities including National Honor curtailing his season • Named Lynnfield’s Baseball Scholar Society, German National Honor Society, German Club • Also a peer Athlete of the Year • Captain as a senior . mentor and math tutor. PERSONAL: Youngest of two children of Ralph and Kathy PERSONAL: Oldest of two sons of Michael, Sr., and Elizabeth Sloban Perriello of Lynnfield, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox as favorite of Merrimac, MA • Nicknamed “Slobes” • Lists Boston Red Sox, team • Favorite player is Manny Ramirez • Hobbies include Celtics, Bruins and New England Patriots as favorite teams • Lists archery, fishing. Bob Gibsopn as favorite sports figure; mother, Elizabeth and father Mike, Sr., as main influences • Aspires to earn a master’s degree in Pitching Coach Mike Marron: engineering and to raise money for the American Cancer Society. “Phil is rehabbing from surgery. When he is healthy and able to help us next year, we expect him to be a major part of Pitching Coach Mike Marron: our pitching staff. He has an above average and a “Mike has a great attitude and desire to get better. He has a live dominant slider.” fastball and is continuing to develop better command and consis- tency with all his pitches. If he continues to put in the same effort, he will have a bright future here.”

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2009 NEWCOMER PROFILES CHRISS RYAN SOLDI STOLLER

Freshman • Outfield • 5-8, 165 Freshman • Pitcher • 5-11, 160 Clinton, MA • Clinton H.S. Milton, MA • Milton H.S. PROFILE:14 Expected to battle for innings PROFILE:33 Righthander with a very in left or centerfield • Blessed with promising upside and expected to give speed, able to cover plenty of ground good innings right away • Possesses a and is always a threat on the bases • Majoring in civil engi- very good slider • Reunites with former neering. Milton/Post 114 teammate Steve Lambert • Undecided on a major, CLINTON H.S.: Four-year player/starter at Clinton H.S. for enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts. coach Mike Frick • Mid-Wachusett League all-star as a junior MILTON H.S.: Five-year player at MIlton H.S. for coach Ted Curley • Two-time Bay State League all-star • Three-year captain • Highlights and senior • Selected to play in the Blue-Gray Classic as a also include earning all-tournament team honors three straight years junior • Captain as a senior • Also played varsity football two at the Quincy Invitational; once at the Brockton Invitational • Member years • Graduated with high honors • Honor student all four of the Bay State Games Southeast Region team • Four-year player years. for Milton Post 114 • Led Post 114 to state championship and PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of Steve and Lisa Soldi of appearance in the 2006 American Legion World Series • Tabbed for Clinton, MA • Lists as favorite team, Sammy New England Blue-Grey Classic • Also played hockey for the Sosa as favorite player • Aspires to pursue civil engineering Wildcats. and to own his own firm. PERSONAL: Youngest of two sons of David and Eileen Stoller of Milton, MA • Lists Boston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Head Coach Ken Harring: Patriots as favorite teams • Lists Ken Griffey, Jr., and Larry Bird as “Chriss has tremendous speed and eventually will have the favorite athletes • Aspires to further baseball career as a player or tools to be a very good leadoff hitter in this league. He has coach. made tremendous adjustments over the winter and will compete for playing time in the outfield as a freshman.” Pitching Coach Mike Marron: “Ryan is a competitive guy who loves the game and is constantly working to make himself better. His ability to get stronger, both on the field and in the weight room will be a key factor in his future ANDREW success. He has four pitches he can throw for strikes and as he gains more confidence we will count on him for quality innings out STAZSEWSKI of the bullpen this year.” Freshman • Pitcher • 6-4, 185 Bolton, MA • Nashoba Regional H.S. PROFILE:34 Blue-collar player likely to start out in the bullpen this season • Uses his 6-foot-4 frame to his advan- tage • Maintains a 3.056 grade point average • Enrolled in the College of Liberal Arts, undecided on a major. NASHOBA REGIONAL H.S.: Four-year player at Nashoba Regional H.S. for coach Chuck Schoolcraft • Two-time Mid- Wachusett League all-star • Posted a 6-1 record as a sophomore • Established a host of school records • Named captain as a senior. PERSONAL: One of three sons of Stephen and Roberta Stazsewski of Bolton, MA • Nicknamed “Staz” • Lists Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots as favorite professional teams.

Pitching Coach Mike Marron: “Andy has come into our program and worked extremely hard to make the adjustments necessary to become a quality pitcher for us in the future. He has a tall, wiry frame and good natural movement on all his pitches. If he contin- ues to put the time in to make himself a more complete pitcher, he has the potential to compete for innings out of the bullpen this year and beyond.” Junior Peter Onorato

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THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE The Northeast-10 Conference

Currently in its third decade, the Northeast-10 Conference has established itself as one of the premier all-around NCAA Division II conferences in the nation. The NE-10 is now the second largest Division II conference in the country and is comprised of 15 institutions: six from the Commonwealth of Massachu- setts, three each from New York and New Hampshire, and one each from Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Island. Founded in 1980 as the Northeast-7, the charter members were American International College, Assumption College, Bentley College, Bryant College, the , Springfield College and Stonehill College. Saint Anselm was admitted to the conference in 1981 and Merrimack joined the fold in 1984, replacing Hartford, now a Division I institution. The conference expanded from eight to 10 teams with the addition of Quinnipiac and Saint Michael's in 1987. Springfield left the conference for Division III following the completion of the 1994-95 academic year. The conference returned to 10 teams in 1996-97 with the addition of Le Moyne College and then expanded to 11 in 1997-98 with the inclusion of Pace University. In 1998-99, the conference reverted to 10 schools when Quinnipiac shifted its programs to Division I. Junior Jared Notargiacomo The NE-10 expanded to 15 institutions beginning with the 2000-01 academic year. The five new institutions included Franklin Pierce College, UMass Lowell, Southern New Hampshire University (formerly New Hampshire College), The College of Saint Rose and Northeast-10 Champions Southern Connecticut State University. In addition, the Northeast-10 Conference sponsors 20 champi- Year Regular Season Tournament onships: men's and women's soccer, field hockey, volleyball, men's 2008 Bryant Franklin Pierce and women's tennis, men's and women's cross country, golf, men's 2007 Franklin Pierce Franklin Pierce and women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's and women's 2006 Franklin Pierce UMass Lowell lacrosse, football and men's and women's indoor and outdoor track 2005 Southern Connecticut Franklin Pierce and field. 2004 Saint Anselm UMass Lowell 2003 UMass Lowell, Franklin Pierce UMass Lowell 2002 UMass Lowell, Bryant UMass Lowell Northeast-10 Administration 2001 UMass Lowell UMass Lowell 2000 Stonehill/Bryant Stonehill Commissioner: Julie Ruppert 1999 Stonehill,Merrimack Bryant [email protected] 1998 Bryant N/A (508) 230-9844, ext. 100 1997 Merrimack Quinnipiac 1996 Merrimack/Bryant Merrimack Assistant Commissioner: Molly Myers 1995 Merrimack/Springfield Merrimack [email protected] 1994 Merrimack/Springfield Springfield (508) 230-9844, ext. 103 1993 Assumption/Quinnipiac Springfield Director of Media Relations: Greg Pellegrino 1992 Quinnipiac Springfield [email protected] 1991 American International American Int’l (508) 230-9844, ext. 105 1990 Quinnipiac Merrimack Director of Sport Administration 1989 American International Springfield 1988 Assumption Quinnipiac and Special Events: Amy Wibel 1987 Springfield Assumption [email protected] 1986 Bryant Springfield (508) 230-9844, ext. 102 1985 Stonehill Stonehill 1984 Stonehill N/A Mailing Address: 1983 Assumption N/A 16 Belmont Street • South Easton, MA 02375 1982 Assumption N/A 1981 Springfield N/A Phone: (508) 230-9844 • Fax: (508) 230-9845 *UMass Lowell joined the Northeast-10 Conference effective www.northeast10.org the academic year 2000-01.

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Final 2008 Standings 2008 All-Conference Teams

Northeast-10 Overall First Team Yr. Pos. School Institution W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Mike Adams Jr. SP Franklin Pierce Bryant 25-5 .833 43-21 .672 Dustin Corbett Sr. SP Pace Southern Connecticut 24-6 .800 36-19 .655 Jim Fuller Sr. SP Southern Connecticut Eric Loh Sr. SP Bryant Franklin Pierce 20-10 .667 42-15 .737 Tyler Bishop Sr. RP Franklin Pierce UMass Lowell 18-12 .600 26-24 .520 Jack Cawley Sr. C Pace Pace 18-12 .600 31-23 .574 Garrett Stenhouse So. 1B Bentley Mike Baillargeon Jr. 2B Assumption Bentley 17-13 .567 22-25 .468 Jason Alexander Sr. 3B Bryant Stonehill 16-14 .533 25-22 .532 Mike Diaz Jr. SS Southern Connecticut Merrimack 13-17 .433 18-27 .400 Jeff Bercume Jr. OF Merrimack Nick Campbell So. OF Bryant Saint Anselm 11-19 .367 15-28 .349 Karl Derbacher Jr. OF Southern Connecticut Assumption 10-20 .333 20-27 .426 Kevin Renaud Sr. OF Franklin Pierce Saint Rose 9-21 .300 14-34 .292 Anthony Fiorillo Sr. DH Southern Connecticut Scott Savastano Jr. UT Franklin Pierce American International 9-21 .200 11-27 .289 Southern New Hampshire 5-25 .167 7-32 .179 Second Team Matt Giusti Jr. SP Stonehill Brian Maloney So. SP Franklin Pierce Jarrod Marchesi Jr. SP Bentley 2008 Northeast-10 David O’Brien Fr. SP Bryant Mackenzie King So. RP Pace Tournament Matt Anderson Sr. C Franklin Pierce Mo Davidson Jr. 1B Southern Connecticut First Round (Single Elimination) Kevin Bowerman Jr. 2B Southern Connecticut Wednesday, May 7 Mike DiReda Jr. 3B Assumption Pat McKenna Jr. SS Bryant Tim Manton Sr. OF UMass Lowell at Rindge, NH at Pleasantville, NY Derek Migrants So. OF Assumption #3 Franklin Pierce 10 #4 UMass Lowell 1 Pat O’Connor Jr. OF Bryant James Roche Fr. OF Bentley #6 Bentley 2 #5 Pace 7 Derek Ingui Fr. DH Franklin Pierce Jeff Barbale Jr. UT Assumption Second Round (Single Elimination) at Pappas Field • Rindge, NH Third Team Mike Colebrook So. SP Assumption Nick DeMidio Jr. SP Saint Rose Friday, May 9 Ryan O’Rourke So. SP Merrimack #3 Franklin Pierce 5 #1 Bryant 4 Kyle Vasquez So. SP Franklin Pierce #2 Southern Conn. 2 #5 Pace 3 Eric Polvani So. RP Bryant Jeff Vigurs So. C Bryant Ryan Gargan Sr. 1B Saint Anselm Saturday, May 10 Brendan Pyburn So. 2B Merrimack #2 Southern Conn. 6 #1 Bryant 9 Javier Guzman Jr. 3B Stonehill Shawn Frigon Fr. SS Assumption #5 Pace 1 #3 Franklin Pierce 10 Andrew Babb Fr. OF Southern Connecticut Taylor Feruson So. OF Bryant #2 Southern Conn. 1 Dave Fradette Sr. OF Stonehill #1 Bryant 0 Kevin Rivers So. OF Franklin Pierce Mark Dondero Sr. DH Bryant Justin Cox Jr. UT Southern Connecticut Sunday, May 11 • Championship #2 Southern Conn. 4 Player of the Year: Karl Derbacher, Southern Connecticut #3 Franklin Pierce 6 Freshman of the Year: James Roche, Bentley Co-Pitchers of the Year: Mike Adams, Franklin Pierce; Jim Fuller, Southern Connecticut Most Valuable Player: Bob Bellizzi Coach of the Year: Tim Shea, Southern Conn. Tyler Bishop, Franklin Pierce Regular Season Champion: Bryant Tournament Champion: Franklin Pierce NCAA Tournament: Franklin Pierce, Bryant, Southern Conn.

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THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE 2008 Offensive Team Leaders

Batting Average Runs Batted In 1. Assumption .316 1. Franklin Pierce 380 2. Southern Conn. .305 2. Bryant 342 3. Franklin Pierce .304 3. Southern Conn. 316 4. Bryant .296 4. Pace 249 5. Stonehill .274 5. Stonehill 240 6. Pace .272 6. Assumption 223 7. Bentley .269 7. UMass Lowell 214 8. Merrimack .261 8. Bentley 213 9. Saint Anselm .251 9. Saint Anselm 160 10. UMass Lowell .251 10. Merrimack

Slugging Percentage Doubles 1. Franklin Pierce .461 1. Bryant 123 2. Assumption .413 2. Franklin Pierce 121 3. Bryant .399 3. Southern Conn. 93 4. Southern Conn. .398 4. UMass Lowell 76 5. Stonehill .371 5. Stonehill 75 6. Pace .357 6. Pace 75 7. Bentley .353 7. Assumption 68 8. UMass Lowell .333 8. Bentley 63 9. Merrimack .326 9. Saint Rose 63 10. Southern N. H. 10. Southern N.H. 59 Junior Luke Wallace

On Base Percentage Triples At Bats Strikeouts 1. Southern Conn. .387 1. Southern Conn. 22 1. Bryant 2,213 1. Franklin Pierce 368 2. Franklin Pierce .386 2. Assumption 21 2. Franklin Pierce 2,042 2. Southern Conn. 365 3. Assumption .381 3. Franklin Pierce 18 3. Southern Conn. 1,851 3. Bryant 356 4. Bryant .378 4. Bryant 15 4. Pace 1,826 4. UMass Lowell 330 5. Stonehill .359 5. Merrimack 12 5. Bentley 1,667 5. Stonehill 321 6. Pace .355 6. Stonehill 12 6. Assumption 1,640 6. Saint Rose 320 7. Bentley .351 7. Pace 12 7. UMass Lowell 1,609 7. Pace 319 8. UMass Lowell .339 8. Southern N.H. 10 8. Stonehill 1,541 8. Assumption 301 9. Merrimack .333 9. Bentley 10 9. Saint Rose 1,526 9. Bentley 290 10. Saint Anselm .328 10. UMass Lowell 8 10. Saint Anselm 1,440 10. American Int’l 281

Runs Scored Home Runs Walks Stolen Bases 1. Franklin Pierce 417 1. Franklin Pierce 55 1. Franklin Pierce 233 1. Southern Conn. 139 2. Bryant 395 2. Bryant 25 2. Bryant 231 2. Pace 94 3. Southern Conn. 353 3. Pace 19 3. Southern Conn. 205 3. Bryant 90 4. Pace 285 4. Bentley 19 4. Pace 197 4. Franklin Pierce 84 5. Stonehill 268 5. Stonehill 17 5. Bentley 183 5. Merrimack 69 6. Assumption 252 6. Assumption 16 6. UMass Lowell 179 6. UMass Lowell 61 7. Bentley 242 7. UMass Lowell 13 7. Stonehill 167 7. Saint Rose 58 8. UMass Lowell 234 8. Southern Conn. 12 8. Saint Anselm 151 8. Bentley 50 9. Saint Anslum 177 9. Southern N.H. 10 9. Saint Rose 149 9. American Int’l 41 10. Saint Rose 171 10. Saint Anselm 9 10. Southern N.H. 128 10. Saint Anselm 39

Total Hits Total Bases Fielding Double Plays 1. Bryant 656 1. Franklin Pierce 942 1. Bryant .970 1. Bryant 61 2. Franklin Pierce 620 2. Bryant 884 2. Southern Conn. .963 2. UMass Lowell 47 3. Southern Conn. 564 3. Southern Conn. 737 3. Stonehill 963 3. bentley 40 4. Assumption 519 4. Assumption 677 4. Assumption .960 4. Stonehill 38 5. Pace 496 5. Pace 652 5. Franklin Pierce .959 5. Southern N.H. 35 6. Bentley 448 6. Bentley 588 6. Merrimack .959 Franklin Pierce 35 7. Stonehill 422 7. Stonehill 572 7. American Int’l .958 7. Assumption 34 8. UMass Lowell 404 8. UMass Lowell 535 8. Bentley .957 8. Pace 33 9. Merrimack 373 9. Merrimack 466 9. Saint Anselm .956 9. Southern Conn. 32 10. Saint Anslum 362 10. Saint Anselm 451 10. Pace .956 10. Merrimack 30

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THE NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE 2008 Team Pitching Leaders

Earned Run Average Losses 1. Pace 2.62 1. Saint Rose 34 2. Southern Conn. 2.81 2. Southern N.H. 32 3. Franklin PIerce 2.83 3. American Int’l 30 4. UMass Lowell 3.37 4. Saint Anselm 28 5. Bryant 3.75 5. Merrimack 27 6. Bentley 3.99 Assumption 27 7. Merrimack 4.08 7. Bentley 25 8. Stonehill 4.35 8. UMass Lowell 24 9. Saint Anselm 4.97 9. Pace 23 10. Assumption 5.29 10. Stonehill 22

Opposing Batting Average Saves 1. Pace .212 1. Bryant 16 2. Franklin Pierce .222 2. Southern Conn. 13 3. Southern Conn. .228 Franklin Pierce 13 4. Bryant .258 4. Pace 9 5. UMass Lowell .262 5. UMass Lowell 8 6. Stonehill .268 6. Saint Anselm 7 7. Bentley .277 Bentley 7 8. Merrimack .279 8. Assumption 6 9. Saint Anselm .289 9. Southern N.H. 4 10. Assumption .291 American Int’l 4 Senior Tim Keene

Innings Pitched Runners Picked Off Walks Allowed Triples Allowed 1. Bryant 565.2 1. Bentley 15 1. Merrimack 132 1. Bryant 5 2. Franklin PIerce 521.0 2. Southern Conn. 14 2. Stonehill 136 Franklin PIerce 5 3. Pace 477.1 3. Southern N.H. 13 3. American Int’l 142 3. Stonehill 9 4. Southern Conn. 473.1 4. Stonehill 11 4. Saint Anselm 148 4. Bentley 11 5. UMass Lowell 427.1 5. American Int’l 11 5. Assumption 149 Assumption 11 6. Bentley 417.2 6. Assumption 10 6. Southern Conn. 150 Merrimack 11 7. Saint Rose 407.2 Merrimack 10 7. Bentley 151 7. UMass Lowell 12 8. Assumption 404.2 Franklin Pierce 10 8. UMass Lowell 155 8. Pace 13 9. Stonehill 399.1 Bryant 10 9. Bryant 160 9. Southern N.H. 14 10. Saint Anselm 375.0 10. Saint Rose 9 10. Southern N.H. 192 Saint Anselm 14

Batters Struck Out Hits Allowed Doubles Allowed Home Runs Allowed 1. Franklin Pierce 555 1. Pace 365 1. Stonehill 50 1. Pace 5 2. Southern Conn. 470 2. Merrimack 394 2. Southern Conn. 57 2. Bentley 9 3. Pace 413 3. Southern Conn. 398 3. Pace 58 3. Merrimack 12 4. Bryant 344 4. Stoneill 413 4. Franklin Pierce 66 4. UMass Lowell 14 5. Saint Rose 318 5. Franklin PIerce 427 5. Saint Rose 75 Southern N.H. 14 6. UMass Lowell 290 6. Saint Anselm 429 UMass Lowell 75 6. American Int’l 14 7. Merrimack 288 7. UMass Lowell 436 7. Saint Anselm 76 7. Stonehill 16 8. Bentley 279 8. Southern N.H. 437 8. Assumption 77 8. Saint Anselm 17 9. Stonehill 245 9. American Int’l 442 9. Bryant 78 9. Southern Conn. 17 10. Assumption 216 10. Bentley 458 10. Merrimack 80 10. Franklin PIerce 20

Batters Struck Out Looking Wins Runs Allowed Earned Runs Allowed 1. Franklin Pierce 172 1. Franklin Pierce 43 1. Southern Conn. 197 1. Pace 139 2. Southern Conn. 159 Bryant 43 2. Pace 198 2. Southern Conn. 148 3. Bryant 134 3. Southern Conn. 36 3. Merrimaack 208 3. UMass Lowell 160 4. Pace 133 4. Pace 31 4. Franklin Pierce 209 4. Franklin PIerce 164 5. UMass Lowell 108 5. UMass Lowell 26 5. Stonehill 231 5. Merrimack 166 6. Bentley 102 6. Stonehill 25 UMass Lowell 231 6. Bentley 185 7. Saint Rose 101 7. Bentley 22 7. Bentley 242 7. Stonehill 193 8. Merrimack 96 8. Assumption 20 8. American Int’l 250 8. Saint Anselm 207 9. Stonehill 75 9. Merrimack 18 9. Saint Anselm 260 9. American Int’l 108 10. Assumption 73 10. Saint Anselm 15 10. Bryant 267 10. Bryant 236

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2008 Individual Leaders

Batting Average Runs Batted In 1. Baillargeon, ASM .431 1. Rivers, FPU 57 2. Diaz, SCS .416 2. Renaud, FPU 56 3. Derbacher, SCS .408 3. Derbacher, SCS 53 4. Savastano, FPU .390 4. O’Connor, BRY 50 5. Bercume, MER .362 5. Savastano, FPU 45 6. Campbell, BRY .358 Campbell, BRY 45 7. Mike Dereda, ASM .356 7. Fiorillo, SCS 44 8. Renaud, FPU .348 Ingui, FPU 44 9. Migrants, ASM .342 9. Cawley, PACE 41 Roche, BEN .342 McKenna, BRY 41

Slugging Percentage Doubles 1. Diaz, SCS .630 1. Derbacher, SCS 20 2. Savastano, FPU .629 Savastano, FPU 20 3. Rivers, FPU .558 O’Connor, BRY 20 4. O’Connor, Bryant .558 4. Campbell, BRY 18 5. Derbacher, SCS .550 5. Rivers, FPU 15 6. Baillargeon, ASM .548 Renaud, FPU 15 7. Renaud, FPU .546 McKenna, BRY 15 8. DiReda, ASM .533 8. Vigurs, BRY 14 9. Roche, BEN .521 9. Cotone, PACE 13 10. Fiorillo, SCS .520 Alexander, BRY 13 Carr, FPU 13

On Base Percentage Triples 1. Savastano, FPU .502 1. Diaz, SCS 8 2. Baillargeon, ASM .498 2. Barbale, ASM 6 3. Diaz, SCS .493 3. Derbacher, SCS 5 4. Derbacher, SCS .492 Migrants, ASM 5 5. Fiorillo, SCS .431 Baillargeon, ASM 5 6. Alexander, BRY .430 Fiorillo, SCS 5 7. Cawley, PACE .422 Shepard, STO 5 8. DiReda, ASM .533 8. Eight with 4 9. Renaud, FPU .418 10. Guzman, STO .411 Sophomore Sean Burns

Runs Scored Home Runs At Bats Sacrifice Bunts 1. Savastano, FPU 65 1. O’Connor, BRY 11 1. Campbell, BRY 271 1. Bowerrman, SCS 16 2. O’Connor, BRY 61 2. Rivers, FPU 10 2. Alexander, BRY 249 Stone, BRY 16 3. Jason Alexander, BRY 57 3. Savastano, FPU 9 3. McKenna, BRY 233 3. Muscatello, BRY 13 Campbell, BRY 57 4. Renaud, FPU 8 4. Stone, BRY 232 4. Rustico, AIC 12 5. Diaz, SCS 54 5. DiReda, ASM 7 5. Renaud, FPU 227 Frigon, ASM 12 6. Derbacher, SCS 51 Roche, BEN 7 6. O’Connor, BRY 226 6. Conrad, PACE 10 7. Christman, FPU 47 7. Hicks, FPU 6 7. Vigurs, BRY 226 Davidson, SCS 10 8. McKenna, BRy 46 Cawley, PACE 6 8. Rivers, FPU 224 Alexander, BRY 10 Ingui, FPU 46 McKenna, BRY 6 9. Ferguson, BRY 222 9. Orr, STO 9 10. Renaud, FPU 45 Carr, FPU 6 10. Christman, FPU 219 Guzman, STO 9 Ingui, FPU 6

Total Hits Total Bases Walks Stolen Bases 1. Campbell, BRY 97 1. Savastano, FPU 134 1. Savastano 46 1. Diaz, SCS 39 2. Derbacher, SCS 86 2. O’Connor, BRY 126 2. O’Connor, BRY 42 2. Bowerman, SCS 29 3. Savastano, FPU 83 3. Rivers, FPU 125 3. McKenna, BRY 37 3. Derbacher, SCS 28 4. Baillargeon, ASM 81 4. Campbell, BRY 124 4. Alexander, BRY 36 4. Manton, UML 21 5. Renaud, FPU 79 Renaud, FPU 124 5. Burns, UML 34 5. Cawley, PACE 20 6. Alexander, BRY 78 6. Derbacher, SCS 116 6. Derbacher, SCS 33 Bercume, MER 20 7. Rivers, FPU 72 7. McKenna, BRY 112 7. Christman, FPU 31 7. Renaud, FPU 19 Ingui, FPU 72 8. Diaz, SCS 109 Cawley, PACE 31 8. Ferguson, BRY 18 Diaz, SCS 72 9. Ingui, FPU 108 9. Zrenda, PACE 30 Campbell, BRY 18 10. McKenna, BRY 71 10. Baillargeon, ASM 103 10. Davidson, SCS 29 10. Christman, FPU 17

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2008 Individual Pitching Leaders

Earned Run Average Saves 1. Corbett, PACE 1.20 1. Polvani, BRY 13 2. Adams, FPU 1.36 2. Bishop, FPU 12 3. Fuller, SCS 1.39 3. Sakelakos, UML 6 4. O’Rourke, MER 1.79 4. Connors, SCS 5 5. O’Brien, BRY 2.27 Dupuis, ASM 5 6. Dayton, PACE 2.36 Giarusso, STA 5 7. Marchesi, BEN 2.38 7. Sciaretta, PACE 4 8. Carlucci, SCS 2.41 Bjorklund, SCS 4 9. Loh, BRY 2.65 Sullivan, BEN 4 10. Barese, STA 2.72 Stevenson, AIC 4

Opposing Batting Average Games Started 1. Fuller, SCS .175 1. Adams, FPU 15 2. Adams, FPU .183 2. Loh, BRY 14 3. O’Brien, BRY .184 Fuller, SCS 14 4. Corbett, PACE .185 4. Marchesi, BEN 13 5. Maloney, FPU .190 5. Lozeau, BRY 12 6. Carlucci, SCS .194 Cox, SCS 12 7. Dayton, PACE .208 Vasquez, FPU 12 8. Loh, BRY .218 Maloney, FPU 12 9. Sullivan, BEN .222 Corbett, PACE 12 10. Noblit, AIC .226 Cobb, BRY 12

Innings Pitched Runners Picked Off 1. Adams, FPU 112.2 1. Giusti, STO 6 2. Loh, BRY 102.0 2. Rustico, AIC 5 3. Marchesi, BEN 98.1 Cox, SCS 5 4. Fuller, SCS 97.0 4. Marchese, BEN 4 5. Vasquez, FPU 84.1 Vasquez, FPU 4 6. Corbett, PACE 82.1 Vigurs, BRY 4 7. O’Rourke, MER 80.2 Byrd, SNH 4 Giusti, STO 80.2 Fistes, BEN 4 9. Maloney, FPU 78.1 9. Cadran, BEN 3 Junior Matt Monico 10. Barese, STA 76.0 O’Rourke, MER 3 Barbale, ASM 3

Strikeouts Hits Allowed Earned Runs Allowed Strikeouts Looking 1. Fuller, SCS 145 1. Noblit, AIC 44 1. Corbett, PACE 11 1. Fuller, SCS 45 2. Adams, FPU 113 2. Carlucci, SCS 46 2. Fuller, SCS 15 2. Corbett, PACE 31 3. Maloney, FPU 99 3. O’Brien, BRY 47 3. O’Rourke, MER 16 3. Adams, FPU 29 4. O’Rourke, MER 83 4. Quinn, ASM 51 4. Adams, FPU 17 Marchesi, BEN 29 5. King, SNH 80 Gauthier, SNH 51 5. Carlucci, SCS 18 Cobb, BRY 29 Vasquez, FPU 80 6. Maloney, FPU 52 6. Dayton, PACE 19 6. Vazquez, FPU 28 7. Corbett, PACE 76 Corbett, PACE 52 O’Brien, BRY 19 Maloney, FPU 28 8. Giustu, STO 72 8. Lyons, SNH 53 8. DeMidio, STR 20 8. St. Louis, STR 26 9. Carlucci, SCS 69 9. Long, STA 54 Nylin, SCS 20 9. Cote, FPU 25 10. Loh, BRY 67 Dayton, PACE 54 10. Davis, UML 22 Carlucci, SCS 25

Wins Runs Allowed Walks Allowed Appearances In Relief 1. Adams, FPU 11 1. Corbett, PACE 17 1. Sohn, MER 5 1. Polvani, BRY 28 2. Loh, BRY 10 2. O’Brien, BRY 21 Lozeau, BEY 5 Andrews, BRY 28 3. Fuller, SCS 9 3. O’Rourke, MER 22 3. Cooley, AIC 10 3. Dupuis, ASM 25 4. Maloney, FPU 8 4. Dayton, PACE 24 Giusti, STO 10 4. Bishop, FPU 23 Marchesi, BEN 8 Fuller, SCS 24 Fontaine, AIC 10 5. Sakelakos, UML 22 Giusti, STO 8 6. DeMidio, STR 25 Bethke, SCS 10 6. King, PACE 20 7. O’Brien, BRY 7 Carlucci, SCS 25 7. Yi, AIC 13 Sciarretta, PACE 20 Vazquez, FPU 7 8. Adams, FPU 26 Stone, STA 13 Anderson, UML 20 Corbett, PACE 7 Giusti, STO 26 9. Almeida, BRY 14 9. Thompson, ASM 19 10. Six with 6 10. Sullivan, BEN 27 10. Barry, UML 15 10. Luongo, PACE 19 Lindenmayer, STO 27

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2009 OPPONENTS

ADELPHI AMERICAN ASSUMPTION INTERNATIONAL Mar. 7 • 11:00 • Garden City, NH (DH) Apr. 21 • 3:30 • Worcester, MA Apr. 23 • 3:30 • Lowell, MA (DH) Location: ...... Garden City, NY 11530 April 4 • 12:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) Enrollment ...... 8,500 April 5 • 1:00 • Springfield, MA Location: ...... Worcester, MA 01609 President ...... Robert A. Scott Enrollment: ...... 2,125 Athletic Director: ...... Robert E. Hartwell Location: ...... Springfield, MA 01109 President: ...... Dr. Francesco Caesareo Nickname: ...... Panthers Enrollment ...... 1,400 Athletics Director: ...... Ted Paulauskas Colors: ...... Brown & Gold President ...... Vincent Maniaci Nickname: ...... Greyhounds Home Field: ..... William J. Bonomo Memorial Field Athletic Director: ...... Richard Bedard Colors: ...... Blue, White & Grey Head Coach ...... Dominic Scala (Sixth year) Nickname: ...... Yellow Jackets Home Field: ...... Rocheleau Field Overall Record: ...... 125-106 (Five years) Colors: ...... Gold, White & Black Head Coach: ...... George Reidy (Fourth year) Record at Adelphi: ...... 125-106 (Five years) Home Field: ...... American International Park Overall Record: ...... 48-88 (Three years) 2008 Record: ...... 25-25 Head Coach ...... Nick Calini (Sixth year) Record at Assumption: ...... 48-88 (Three years) Conference: ...... East Coast Conference Overall Record: ...... 46-150 (Five years) 2008 Record: ...... 20-27 2008 Conference Record: ...... 14-13 (Sixth) Record at American Int’l: ...... 46-150 (Five years) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Suzette McQueen 2008 Record: ...... 11-27 2008 Conference Record: ...... 10-20 (10th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Steve Morris Website: ...... www.aupanthers.cstv.com 2008 Conference Record: ...... 9-21 (13th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (516) 877-4236 Sports Information Director: ...... Darryl Konicki Website: ...... www.assumptiongreyhounds.com Fax Number: ...... (516) 877-4237 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (508) 767-7240 Last Meetings: ...... Adelphi 13, UML 8 (3/16/08) Website: ...... www.aicyellowjackets.com Fax Number: ...... (508) 798-2568 Office Phone: ...... (413) 205-3572 Last Meetings:...... Assumption 11,UML 8 (3/24/08) Fax Number: ...... (413) 205-3571 ...... UML 5, Assumption 1 (3/26/08) Last Meetings: ...... AIC 9, UML 8 (4/19/08) ...... Assumption 4,UML 0 (5/02/08) ...... UML 1, AIC 0 (4/20/08)

BENTLEY BLOOMFIELD BRYANT

Mar. 28 • 12:00 • Waltham, MA (DH) April 7 • 3:00 • Bloomfield, NJ (DH) April 10 • 3:30 • Smithfield, RI Mar. 29 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Location: ...... Smithfield, RI 02917 Location: ...... Waltham, MA 02452 Enrollment: ...... 2,400 Enrollment ...... 2,900 Enrollment ...... 3,994 President: ...... Richard A. Levao President ...... Hon. Ronald K. Machtley President ...... Gloria Cordes Larson, JD Athletic Director: ...... Sheila Wooten Athletic Director: ...... Bill Smith Athletic Director: ...... Robert DeFelice Nickname: ...... Deacons Nickname: ...... Bulldogs Nickname: ...... Falcons Colors: ...... Maroon & Gold Colors: ...... Black, Gold & White Colors: ...... Blue and Gold Home Field: ...... Breslin Field Home Field: ...... Bryant Baseball Complex (500) Home Field: ...... Robert DeFelice Field Head Coach: ...... Matt Belford (Eighth year) Head Coach ...... Jamie Pinzino (Fourth year) Head Coach ...... Robert DeFelice (41st year) Overall Record: ...... 91-199-1 (Seven years) Overall Record: ...... 107-106 (Three years) Overall Record: ...... 591-716-5 (40 years) Record at Bloomfield: ...... 91-199-1 (Seven years) Record at Bryant: ...... 96-78 (Three years) Record at Bentley: ...... 591-716-5 (40 years) 2008 Record: ...... 16-36 2008 Record: ...... 43-21 2008 Record: ...... 22-25 Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2008 Conference Record: ...... 7-20 (T-Eighth) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 25-5 (First) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 17-13 (5th) Sports Information Director: Matthew Cornacchione Sports Information Director: ...... Jason Sullivan Sports Information Director: ...... Dick Lipe E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... www.bcdeacons.com Website: ...... www.bryantbulldogs.com Website: ...... www.bentleyfalcons.com Office Phone: ...... (973) 748-9000, ext. 791 Office Phone: ...... (401) 232-6072 Office Phone: ...... (781) 891-2334 Fax Number: ...... (973) 259-1085 Fax Number: ...... (401) 232-6361 Fax Number: ...... (781) 891-2648 Last Meetings ...... UML 3,Bloomfield 2 (4/14/08) Last Meetings: ...... Bryant 8, UML 4 (4/22/08) Last Meetings: ...... UML 7,Bentley 4 (3/25/08) ...... UML 12,Bloomfield 3 (4/14/08) ...... Bryant 2, UML 1 (4/24/08) ...... Bentley 3,UML 2 (3/27/08)

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CALDWELL C.W. POST DOMINICAN

March 16 • 12:00 • Boca Raton, FL (DH) Feb. 28 • 12:00 • Petersburg, VA March 14 • 4:00 • Santa Luces, FL (DH) April 9 • 7:00 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... Caldwell, NJ 07006 Location: ...... Brookville, NY 11548 Enrollment ...... 1,031 Enrollment ...... 5,100 Location: ...... Orangeburg, NY 10962 President ...... Sister Patrice Werner President ...... Dr. David Steinberg Enrollment ...... 1,856 Athletic Director: ...... Mark A. Corino Athletic Director: ...... Bryan Collins President ...... Sister Mary Eileen O’Brien Nickname: ...... Cougars Nickname: ...... Pioneers Athletic Director: ...... Joe Clinton Colors: ...... Scarlet, White & Gold Colors: ...... Green and Gold Nickname: ...... Chargers Home Field: ...... Smith Field (700) Home Field: ...... Pioneer Field Colors: ...... Black, White and Red Head Coach ...... Jay Messina Head Coach ...... Peter Timmes Home Field: ...... Veterans Field Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) Overall Record: ...... 71-79-1 (Three years) Head Coach ...... Rick Giannetti (19th year) Record at Caldwell: ...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Bryant: ...... 71-79-1 (Three years) Overall Record: ...... 577-373 (18 years) 2008 Record: ...... 34-19 2008 Record: ...... 29-27 Record at Dominican: ...... 532-339 Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Conference: ...... East Coast Conference 2008 Record: ...... 28-25 2008 Conference Record: ...... 19-8 (T-First) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 16-11 (Fourth) Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Sports Information Director: ...... Matt McLagan Sports Information Director: ...... Sarah Ralls 2008 Conference Record: ...... 18-9 (Third) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Sports Information Director: ...... Kelly-Ann DiGiulio Website: ...... info.caldwell.com/athletics Website: ...... www.cwpostpioneers.com E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (973) 618-3567 Office Phone: ...... (516) 299-3957 Website: ...... www.chargerathletics.com Fax Number: ...... (973) 618-3370 Fax Number: ...... (516) 299-2844 Office Phone: ...... (845) 848-7706 Last Meeting: ...... Caldwell 9, UML 4 (5/17/07) Last Meetings: ..... C.W. Post 14, UML 13 (3/9/08) Fax Number: ...... (845) 398-3042 ...... C.W. Post 10, UML 4 (3/9/08) Last Meeting: ...... UML 14, Dominican 3 (4/29/08)

DOWLING FLORIDA TECH FRANKLIN

March 6 • 2:00 • Oakdale, NY March 17 • 3:00 • Melbourne, FL PIERCE

Location: ...... Oakdale, NY 11769 Location: ...... Melbourne, FL 32901 Ma y 2 • 12:00 • Rindge, NH (DH) Enrollment ...... 7,000 Enrollment ...... 4,200 May 3 • 11:00 • Lowell, MA President ...... Robert Gaffney President ...... Dr. Anthony J. Catanese Athletic Director: ...... Rick Cole, Jr. Athletic Director: ...... William K. Jurgens Location: ...... Rindge, NH 03461 Nickname: ...... Golden Lions Nickname: ...... Panthers Enrollment: ...... 1,600 Colors: ...... Navy Blue and Gold Colors: ...... Grey and Crimson President: ...... Dr. George J. Hagerty Home Field: ...... Golden Lions Field Home Field: ...... F.W. Olin Sports Complex Athletic Director: ...... Bruce Kirsh Head Coach ...... Chris Celano (Fifth year) Head Coach ...... Greg Berkemeier (Second year) Nickname: ...... Ravens Overall Record: ...... 106-70 (Four years) Overall Record: ...... 35-20-1 (One year) Colors: ...... Crimson and Grey Record at Bryant: ...... 106-70 (Four years) Record at FIT: ...... 35-20-1 (One year) Home Field: ...... Dr. Arthur & Martha PappasField 2008 Record: ...... 29-19 2008 Record: ...... 35-20-1 Head Coach: ...... Jayson King (11th year) Conference: ...... East Coast Conference Conference: ...... Sunshine State Conference Overall Record: ...... 349-220-1 (13 years) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 17-10 (T-First) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 13-11 (Fifth) Record at Franklin Pierce: ..... 238-173-1 (10 years) Sports Information Director: ...... Brian Scios Sports Information Director: ...... Rebecca Vick 2007 Record: ...... 42-15 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Website: ...... www.dowlingathletics.com Website: ..... www.floridatechsports.athleticsite.com 2007 Conference Record: ...... 20-10 (Third) Office Phone: ...... (631) 244-3236 Office Phone: ...... (321) 674-7484 Sports Information Director: ...... Doug Monson Fax Number: ...... (631) 244-3317 Fax Number: ...... (321) 674-7502 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Last Meetings: ...... UML 8, Dowling 4 (3/15/08) Last Meeting: ...... Florida Tech 11, UML 6 (3/19/08) Website: ...... www.franklinpierce.edu/athletics ...... UML 4, Dowling 0 (3/15/08) Office Phone: ...... (603) 899-4222 ...... Dowling 5, UML 2 (3/18/08) Fax Number: ...... (603) 899-4328 Last Meetings: Franklin Pierce 10, UML 2 (4/8/08) ...... Franklin Pierce 10, UML 0 (4/10/08)

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LYNN MERRIMACK MOLLOY

UNIVERSITY March 31 • 3:30 • North Andover, MA March 15 • 11:00 • Boca Raton, FL (DH) April 2 • 3:30 • Lowell, MA March 18 • 12:00 • Boca Raton, FL Location: ...... Rockville Centre, NY 11571 Location: ...... North Andover, MA 01845 Enrollment ...... 3,300 Location: ...... Boca Raton, FL 33431 Enrollment ...... 2,150 President ...... Dr. Drew Bogner Enrollment ...... 2,549 Interim President ...... Rev. Joseph Calderone Athletic Director: ...... Susan Cassidy-Lyke President ...... Kevin M. Ross Athletic Director: ...... Joe Iarrobino Nickname: ...... Lions Athletic Director: ...... Kristen Moraz Nickname: ...... Warriors Colors: ...... Maroon/White Nickname: ...... Fighting Knights Colors: ...... Navy Blue and Gold Home Field: ...... John A. Darcy Field Colors: ...... Blue & White Home Field: ...... Warrior Field Head Coach ...... Joe Fucarino (Fourth Year) Home Field: ...... Lynn University Field Head Coach ...... Joe Sarno (Sixth year) Overall Record: ...... 75-72 (Three Years) Head Coach ...... Rudy Garbalosa (Ninth year) Overall Record: ...... 76-133 (Five years) Record at Molloy: ...... 75-72 (Three Years) Overall Record: ...... 250-187 (Eight years) Record at Merrimack: ...... 76-133 (Five years) 2008 Record: ...... 27-21 Record at Lynn: ...... 250-187 2008 Record: ...... 18-27 Conference: ...... East Coast Conference 2008 Record: ...... 33-19 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2008 Conference Record: ...... 15-12 (Fifth) Conference: ...... Sunshine State Conference 2008 Conference Record: ...... 13-17 (Eighth) Sports Information Director: ...... Ian Schraier 2008 Conference Record: ...... 12-10 (Fourth) Sports Information Director: ...... Brad Davis E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Sports Information Director: ...... Chad Beattie E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... athletics.molloy.edu E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... www.merrimackathletics.com Office Phone: ...... (516) 678-5000 ext. 6479 Website: ...... www1.lynn.edu Office Phone: ...... (978) 837-5364 Fax Number: ...... (516) 256-2210 Office Phone: ...... (561) 237-7341 Fax Number: ...... (978) 837-5079 Last Meetings: ...... Molloy 16, UML 5 (3/14/08) Fax Number: ...... (561) 237-7409 Last Meetings: .... UML 12, Merrimack 1 (4/13/08) ...... UML 8, Molloy 6 (3/14/08) Last Meeting: ...... Lynn 5, UML 2 (3/13/07) ...... UML 1, Merrimack 0 (4/13/08)

NEW HAVEN PACE SAINT

March 20 • 12:00 • Boca Raton, FL (DH) UNIVERSITY ANSELM March 21 • 2:00 • Boca Raton, FL April 25 • 6:30 • Lowell, MA April 28 • 7:00 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... West Haven, CT April 26 • 1:00 • Pleasantville, NY April 30 • 3:30 • Manchester, NH Enrollment ...... 2,625 President ...... Steven H. Kaplan Location: ...... Pleasantville, NY 10570 Location: ...... Manchester, NH 03102 Athletic Director: ...... Deborah Chin Enrollment ...... 13,463 Enrollment ...... 1,985 Nickname: ...... Chargers President ...... Stephen J. Friedman President ...... Rev. Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. Colors: ...... Blue & Gold Athletic Director: ...... Joseph F. O’Donnell Athletic Director: ...... Ed Cannon Home Field: ...... Frank Viera Field Nickname: ...... Setters Nickname: ...... Hawks Head Coach ...... Raphael Cerrato (Third year) Colors: ...... Navy & Gold Colors: ...... Navy Blue and White Overall Record: ...... 52-43(Two years) Home Field: ...... Peter X. Finnerty Field Home Field: ..... Sullivan Park at Kavanaugh Fields Record at New Haven: ...... 52-43 (Two years) Head Coach ...... Henry Manning (Ninth year) Head Coach ...... Barry Rosen (Third year) 2008 Record: ...... 24-25 Overall Record: ...... 183-217-1 (Eight years) Overall Record: ...... 24-57 (Two years) Conference: ...... East Coast Conference Record at Pace: ...... 183-217-1 (Eight years) Record at Saint Anselm: ...... 24-57 (Two years) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 17-10 (T-First) 2008 Record: ...... 31-23 2008 Record: ...... 15-28 Sports Information Director: ...... Andrew Beardsley Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] 2008 Conference Record: ...... 18-12 (T-Third) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 11-19 (Ninth) Website: ...... www.newhaven.edu/athletics Sports Information Director: ...... John Tagliaferri Sports Information Director: ...... Ken Johnson, Jr. Office Phone: ...... (203) 932-7025 E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Fax Number: ...... (203) 932-7470 Website: ...... www.pacesettersathletics.com Website: ...... www.anselm.edu/athletics Last Meeting: ...... UML 1, New Haven 0 (4/21/08) Office Phone: ...... (914) 773-3888 Office Phone: ...... (603) 641-7810 Fax Number: ...... (914) 773-3491 Fax Number: ...... (603) 641-7172 Last Meetings: ...... UML 6, Pace 2 (4/26/08) Last Meetings: ..... UML 9, Saint Anselm 5 (4/2/08) ...... Pace 5, UML 3 (4/26/08) ...... UML 5, Saint Anselm 2 (4/2/08) ...... UML 3, Pace 0 (4/27/08) ...... UML 5, Saint Anselm 3 (4/18/08)

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SAINT SAINT ROSE

MICHAEL’S April 18 • 1:00 • Lowell, MA (DH) April 19 • 1:00 • Albany, NY April 29 • 3:30 • Lowell, MA Location: ...... Albany, NY 12203 Location: ...... Colchester, VT 05439 Enrollment ...... 5,000 Enrollment ...... 1,945 President ...... Dr. R. Mark Sullivan President ...... John Neuhauser Athletic Director: ...... Catherine Cummings Haker Athletic Director: ...... Geri Knortz Nickname: ...... Golden Knights Nickname: ...... Purple Knights Colors: ...... Gold, Black & White Colors: ...... Purple and Vegas Gold Home Fields: ..... Walker Field at Bleecker Stadium Home Field: ...... “Doc” Jacobs Field Head Coach: ...... Casey O’Connor (Third year) Head Coach: ...... Paul Morgan (First year) Overall Record: ...... 30-63 (Two years) Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) Record at Saint Rose: ...... 30-63 (Two years) Record at Saint Michael’s: ...... 0-0 (First year) 2008 Record: ...... 14-34 2008 Record: ...... 11-25 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Independent 2008 Conference Record: ...... 9-21 (T-10th) Sports Information Director: ...... Seth Cole Sports Information Director: ...... David Alexander E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Website: ...... www.smcathletics.com Website: ...... www.gogoldenknights.com Office Phone: ...... (802) 654-2537 Office Phone: ...... (518) 458-5491 Fax Number: ...... (802) 654-2497 Fax Number: ...... (518) 458-5457 Last Meetings: .. UML 8, Saint Michael’s 3 (5/2/08) Last Meetings: ...... UML 3, Saint Rose 0 (4/15/08) ...... UML 2, Saint Rose 1 (4/17/08)

Junior Tim Keene

SOUTHERN SOUTHERN STONEHILL NEW HAMPSHIRE CONNECTICUT March 24 • 3:30 • Lowell, MA March 26 • 3:30 • Easton, MA Apr. 11 • 12:00 • New Haven, CT (DH) Apr. 14 • 7:00 • Lowell, MA Apr. 13 • 3:30 • Lowell, MA Apr. 16 • 3:30 • Manchester, NH Location: ...... Easton, MA 02357 Enrollment ...... 2,150 Location: ...... New Haven, CT 06515 Location: ...... Manchester, NH 03106 President ...... Rev. Mark T. Cregan, C.S.C. Enrollment ...... 12,158 Enrollment ...... 1,800 Athletic Director: ...... Paula J. Sullivan President ...... Cheryl J. Norton President ...... Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc Nickname: ...... Skyhawks Athletic Director: ...... Patricia D. Nicol Athletic Director: ...... Chip Polak Colors: ...... Purple & White Nickname: ...... Owls Nickname: ...... Penmen Home Field: ...... Gorman Field Colors: ...... Blue & White Colors: ...... Blue & Gold Head Coach ...... Patrick Boen (12th year) Home Field: ...... The Ballpark at SCSU Home Field: ...... Penmen Field Overall Record: ...... 291-216-2 (11 years) Head Coach ...... Tim Shea (Eighth year) Head Coach ...... Scott Loiseau (First year) Record at Stonehill: ...... 291-216-2 (11 years) Overall Record: ...... 203-137 (Seven years) Overall Record: ...... 0-0 (First year) 2008 Record: ...... 25-22 Record at Southern Conn.: . 203-137 (Seven years) Record at Southern NH: ...... 0-0 (First year) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 2008 Record: ...... 36-19 2008 Record: ...... 7-32 2008 Conference Record: ...... 16-14 (Seventh) Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Conference: ...... Northeast-10 Sports Information Director: ...... Kevin Anderson 2008 Conference Record: ...... 24-6 (Second) 2008 Conference Record: ...... 5-25 (13th) E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Assistant SID/Baseball Contact: ...... Mike O’Brien Sports Information Director: ...... Greg Royce Website: ...... www.stoehillskyhawks.com E-Mail: ...... [email protected] E-Mail: ...... [email protected] Office Phone: ...... (508) 565-1352 Website: ...... www.southernctowls.com Website: ...... www.snhu.edu Fax Number: ...... (508) 565-1504 Office Phone: ...... (203) 392-6005 Office Phone: ...... (603) 645-9638 Last Meetings: ...... Stonehill 4, UML 2 (5/3/08) Fax Number: ...... (203) 392-6967 Fax Number: ...... (603) 645-9686 ...... Stonehill 7, UML 3 (5/5/08) Last Meetings: . UML 4, Southern Conn. 2 (4/1/08) Last Meetings: .. UML 2, Southern N.H. 0 (4/5/08) ...... UML 3, Stonehill 1 (5/5/08) ...... Southern Conn. 9, UML 2 (4/3/08) ...... UML 3, Southern N.H. 1 (4/5/08) ...... UML 13, Southern N.H. 0 (4/6/08)

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Team Records

Most Games Played 58 2001 Most Games Won 39 2001 Most Games Lost 24 2008 Best Winning Percentage .800 (36-9) 1999 Longest Game 16 innings vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Longest Winning Streak 25 vs. Stony Brook (4-3-99) thru vs. Bentley (5-3-99) Longest Losing Streak 7 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-23-78) thru vs Babson (5-2-78)

Batting Jon Cahill 1998-01

Most At Bats, Season 2,131 2001 • Game 54 vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80) Most Runs Scored, Season 524 2001 • Game 40 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) • Inning 18 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 1st inning) • Per Game 11.38 1996 (444 runs/39 games) Most Hits, Season 738 2001 • Game 34 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Singles, Season 508 2001 • Game 22 vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82; 2nd Game of DH) Most Doubles, Season 149 2001 • Game 11 vs. Southern Connecticut (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) Adam McCusker Most Triples, Season 30 1985 2000-03 • Game 4 vs. Merrimack (4-18-81; 2nd Game of DH) vs. Philadelphia Textile (5-14-87) Most Home Runs, Season 64 2002 • Game 6 vs. Brandeis (4-18-96) Most RBI, Season 477 2001 • Game 38 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Most Stolen Bases, Season 110 1990 • Game 10 vs. Worcester Polytechnic Institute (4-12-78) vs. Suffolk (3-28-86) vs. Franklin Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifices, Season 31 2008 • Game 4 vs. Plymouth State (5-5-85; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifice Flies, Season 38 2001 • Game 4 vs. Framingham State (3-20-01) Nate Linstad vs. Stonehill (4-21-01) 1998-01 Most , Season 234 1985 • Game 20 vs. Jersey City State (3-16-87) Most Strikeouts, Season 330 2008 • Game 16 vs. Eastern Connecticut (4-2-77) vs. Albany (3-31-99) Most Times Hit By Pitch, Season 75 2001 • Game 6 vs. Bentley (5-6-92) vs. Quinnipiac (3-24-96; 1st Game of DH) Highest Team Batting Average .364 1985 Most Total Bases, Season 1107 2001 • Game 67 vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Highest Slugging Percentage .542 1985

Lenny Carter 1999-01

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Team Records

Pitching

Most Pitchers Used, Season 17 2007 • Game 5 vs. Stonehill (3-23-00); vs. Northeastern (3-26-00) Most Pitchers Starting Game 9 1997, 2000, 2008 Most Complete Games 24 1991 Most Innings Pitched, Season 499.2 2001 • Game 16.0 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Most Hits Allowed, Season 527 2001 • Game 21 vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) The UMass Lowell teams of 2001 (above) and 2002 Most Runs Allowed, Season 302 2001 (below) advanced to the Division II College World • Game 22 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Series. The River Hawks fell short in their first 12 vs. St. Leo (3-14-96) NCAA Tournament appearances. Most Earned Runs Allowed • Season 256 2001 • Game 20 vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Most Walks, Season 245 1988 • Game 22 vs. Bentley (4-30-86) Most Strikeouts, Season 357 2004 • Game 18 vs. Merrimack (5-3-78) Most Wild Pitches, Season 56 1988 • Game 7 vs. Trenton State (3-13-88; 2nd Game of DH) Lowest Team ERA 2.28 1981 Most Shutouts 8 2008

Fielding

Most Total Chances, Season 2094 2007 • Game 73 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH; 16 innings) Most Putouts, Season 1499 2001 • Game 48 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) Most Assists, Season 643 2007 • Game 24 vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH) vs. Merrimack (3-20-99) Most Errors, Season 89 2008 • Game 9 vs. Tampa (3-17-03) Most Double Plays, Season 51 2005, 2006 • Game 5 vs. Stonehill (4-18-94); Assumption (5-1-95) Best Fielding Pct., Season .968 2001 Lowest Fielding Pct., Season .939 1993

Miscellaneous

Most Runners Left on Base • Season 498 2001 • Game 17 vs. Stonehill (4-18-85) vs. Salem State (4-14-87; 11 innings) Evan Greene, 1998-01

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Batting

Most Games Played, Career 200 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 58 Jon Cahill, Lenny Carter, Allen Mottram (2001)

Most At Bats, Career 834 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 235 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 7 Tim Manton, vs. Saint Rose (4/15/08) Jerod Edmondson, vs. Bryant (5-11-07) Tim Manton, vs. Bryant (5-11-07) Ken Pires Erik Thomas, vs. St. Rose (4-10-04) 1991-93 Adam McCusker, vs. New Haven (4-8-00) Todd Antonucci, vs. Assumption (3-16-96) Kevin Loftus, vs. Southern Conn. (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) Dave Hebert, vs. New Haven (4-26-92) Steve Talbot, vs. New Haven (4-26-92) Steve Lane, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91); vs. New Haven (5-8-92) Danny Barros, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91) Peter Feeley, vs. William Paterson (3-21-91) Ross Madore, vs. Merrimack (4-10-87) Bobby Cappadona, vs. Bentley (5-9-84); vs Bentley (4-24-85) Mark Moise, vs. Bentley (5-9-84) Dave DeCoste, vs. UMass Dartmouth (5-1-84); vs Bentley (5-9-84) Ken Connerty, vs. Assumption (4-30-82) Kevin Bartlett, vs. Westfield State (5-1-77) Dan Barros Most Runs Scored, Career 192 Jon Cahill (1998-01) 1988-91 • Season 67 Jon Cahill (2001) • Game 6 Bobby Cappadona, vs. UMass Dartmouth (5-1-84)

Most Hits, Career 282 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 94 Jon Cahill, 2001 • Game 6 Allen Mottram, vs. Merrimack (4-6-00) Jim Michaud, vs. UMass Dartmouth (4-20-80)

Most Singles, Career 220 Tim Manton (2005-08) • Season 67 Tim Manton (2008) • Game 5 Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-25-82) Matt Almeida, vs. New Hampshire College (4-29-89)

Most Doubles, Career 66 Jon Cahill (1998-01) • Season 24 Adam McCusker (2002) • Game 3 Jon Cahill vs. New Haven (4-8-00) Keith Woodman, vs. St. Anselm (4-18-84) Steve Lane Ross Madore, vs. Manhattanville (3-15-85) 1990-92 Steve Lane, vs. Boston University (4-23-90) Ken Pires, vs. Southern Conn. (4-18-93; 1st Game of DH) Tom Davis, vs. N.H. College (4-29-95; 1st Game of DH) Jarrod Harwood, vs. Keene State (4-3-96; 1st Game of DH) Bob Theriault, vs. American International (5-5-05)

Most Triples, Career 13 Nate Liebenow, 2002-05 • Season 7 Dick Kiluk, 1985 Larry Rodgers, 1995 • Game 2 Jerod Edmondson, vs. Bentley (3-24-07) Bob Clancy, vs. Merrimack (4-18-81) Keith Woodman, vs. Sacred Heart (4-14-85) Dick Kiluk, vs. Central Connecticut (4-21-85) Bobby Cappadona, vs. Quinnipiac (5-3-86) Rob Aziz, vs. New Hampshire College (4-29-89) Larry Rodgers, vs. St. Rose (4-30-95; 1st Game of DH) Ryan Kearney, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-23-97) Nate Liebenow Nate Liebenow, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-2-03) 2002-05 Steve Paddock, vs. Merrimack College (4-15-06)

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Most Home Runs, Career 34 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 16 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 3 Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Most Runs Batted In, Career 216 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 73 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 10 Dick Kiluk, vs Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Most Stolen Bases, Career 85 Tim Manton, (2005-08) • Season 35 Steve Lane, 1990 • Game 5 Steve Lane, vs Franklin Pierce (5-4-90; 2nd Game of DH) Most Sacrifices, Career 14 Rick Ries, 1975-78 • Season 7 Matt Iorio, 2006; Sean Patno, 2006 • Game 2 Adam McCusker vs. Assumption (5-3-00) Rick Ries, vs Salem State (4-26-78) Dan Grams, vs Plymouth State (5-8-83) Chris Riley, vs Barry (3-22-86) Steve Lane, vs New Haven (4-26-92; 1st Game of DH) Shamus Veo, vs. Bentley (3-26-05) UMass Lowell’s Ironman: Jon Most Sacrifice Flies, Career 19 Adam McCusker (2000-03) Cahill played all 185 games of his • Season 8 Keith Qualter, 1994 career, starting 184 • Game 2 Evan Greene vs. Stonehill (3-31-00) Matt Petros vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Neal Larsson, vs Barry (3-22-86); vs Jersey City State (3-16-87) Ross Madore, vs Southern Connecticut (4-19-86) Steve Lane, vs Franklin Pierce (5-4-90, 1st Game of DH) Steve Talbot, vs N.H. College (4-22-92; 2nd Game of DH) Dave Hebert, vs Bryant (5-7-93) Chris Conroy, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-14-94, 2nd Game of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. Sacred Heart (4-6-96; 1st Game of DH), vs. Stony Brook (4-27-96;1st Game of DH) Tom Davis, vs. Albany (4-9-97)

Most Base on Balls, Career 115 Danny Barros, 1988-91 • Season 37 Danny Barros, 1990 • Game 5 Keith Woodman, vs Merrimack (4-7-84)

Most Strikeouts, Career 122 Bob Theriault (2003-2006) Season 47 Luke Wallace (2008) Game 4 Dan Parent, vs Brandeis (4-11-90) Matt Moran, vs Salem State (4-9-91) Marty Piper, vs Sacred Heart (4-14-91) Tim Manton, UML’s career stolen Dave Hebert, vs New Haven (4-26-92) bases leader (85) Marc Deschenes, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94) Jim Pelland, vs. Albany (3-31-99) Tim Manton, vs. Southern Connecticut (4-9-05) Ryan Davenport, vs. Stonehill (5-14-05) Tim Keene, vs. Southern Connecticut (4-6-06) Graeme Clohosey, vs. Franklin Pierce (4-29-07) Tim Keene, vs. Adelphi (3-3-07) Sean Patno, vs. Caldwell College (5-17-07) Tim Manton, vs. Stonehill College (5-5-08)

Most Times Hit By Pitch, Career 50 Kevin Winship, 1994-96 • Season 19 Kevin Winship, 1995 • Game 3 Dave Moore, vs Bridgeport (5-1-92; 2nd Game of DH) Kevin Winship, vs. A.I.C. (4-12-94) Jim Pelland, vs. A.I.C. (4-21-99) Miles Page, vs. Bentley (3-30-05)

Most Total Bases, Career 457 Allen Mottram (2000-03) • Season 152 Allen Mottram (2002) • Game 14 Allen Mottram, vs. Merrimack (4-6-00) Jim Michaud, vs UMass Dartmouth Allen Mottram, UML’s all-time home (4-20-80; 2 hr, 2 2b, & 2 1b) run leader (34).

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Most Appearances, Career 65 Ronnie Nelson, (2005-07) • Season 25 Ronnie Nelson, 2005 25 Pat Donovan, 2006

Most Games Started, Career 41 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 • Season 14 Kevin Rourke, 1995

Most Complete Games, Career 18 Scott Johnson, 1987-91 Pat Donovan • Season 10 Scott Johnson, 1991 2006-07

Most Consecutive Complete Games 10 Scott Johnson, 1991

Most Innings Pitched, Career 301.2 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 • Season 102.1 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Nate Linstad, 2000 • Game 12.0 Frank Riley, vs New Haven (4-26-82) Scott Johnson, vs. New Haven (4-20-91)

Most Consecutive Shutout Innings 26.0 Scott Johnson (4-10-91 thru 4-24-91)

Most Hits Allowed, Career 297 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 106 Kevin Rourke, 1995 • Game 15 Todd Keeney, vs. Sacred Heart (4-23-94, 1st Game of DH) Allen Blackington, vs. Assumption (5-1-95) Kevin Rourke Most Runs Allowed, Career 158 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 1992-95 • Season 56 Nate Linstad, 1999 • Game 15 Dave DiCenso, vs. St. Leo (3-19-94)

Most Earned Runs Allowed, Career 126 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 • Season 43 Nate Linstad, 1999 • Game 12 Rick Carbonara, vs. Quinnipiac (5-4-85) Chris Cullinan, vs. St. Leo (3-14-96)

Most Walks Allowed, Career 127 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 • Season 70 John Schoolcraft, 1986 • Game 17 John Schoolcraft, vs Bentley (4-30-86)

Lowest Walks/9 Inning Ratio, • Career (min. 75 innings) 1.73 Jim Shaughnessy, (2003-06; 33 walks/171.2 innings) • Season 1.10 Jim Shaughnessy, 2006 (7/57.2 innings) Brad Laurin Most Strikeouts, Career 292 Brad Laurin, 2002-05 2002-05 • Season 107 David Williamson, 2002 • Game 18 Ed Elliott, vs Merrimack (5-3-78)

Most Strikeouts/9 Innings, Career 9.87 Matt Fitzgerald, 1975-78 • Season 11.61 Mike Alonardo, 1998

Most Times Striking Out 10 or More • Career 11 David Williamson, 2001-02 • Season 6 David Williamson, 2002

Most Hit Batters, Career 44 Nate Linstad, 1998-01 • Season 18 Nate Linstad, 2001 • Game 5 Tim Schmid, vs Eastern Connecticut (4-24-82)

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Most Wild Pitches, Career 26 Joe Grygiel, 1988-90 • Season 17 Glenn Longval, 1988 • Game 5 Glenn Longval, vs Trenton St. (3-13-88); vs. Salem St. (4-12-88) Joe Grygiel, vs Assumption (4-14-89) Todd Keeney, vs. Eckerd (3-16-94)

Most Victories, Career 26 Ryan Kearney, 1995-98 • Season 10 Kevin Rourke, 1995 Most Losses, Career 11 Kevin Rourke, 1992-95 • Season 6 Mike Alonardo, 1997

Best Won-Loss Percentage • Career (min. 12 decisions) .889 Matt Marenghi, 1999 (16-2) • Season (min. 7 decisions) 1.000 Tom Clarke, 1999 (8-0) Joe Grygiel, 1988 (7-0) Seth Tebbetts, 1997 (7-0) Matt Tupman was selected in the Most Saves, Career 27 Pat Donovan, (2006-07) ninth round of the 2002 draft by • Season 15 Pat Donovan, 2007 the K.C. Royals

Lowest ERA, Career (min. 100 innings) 2.07 Bill Moloney, 1975-78 • Season (min. 30 innings) 1.01 Bill Moloney, 1978

Fielding

Most Total Chances, Career 1295 Patrick Wilson, 2004-07 • Season 523 Patrick Wilson, 2007 • Game 23 Steve Lane, vs New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH)

Most Putouts, Career 1,210 Patrick Wilson, 2004-07 • Season 487 Jerod Edmondson, 2007 • Game 22 Steve Lane, vs. New Haven (4-26-92; 2nd Game of DH)

Most Assists, Career 499 Sean Patno, 2004-07 • Season 162 Sean Patno, 2007 • Game 11 Sean Patno, vs. Southern Connecticut (4-9-05)

Miscellaneous

UML Perfect Games Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 innings) Sean Patno (2004-07), UMass Lowell’s career assists leader UML No-Hitters Matt Marenghi, vs. Bryant (5-1-99; 7 innings) Marc Deschenes, vs. Bridgeport (4-8-95; 5 innings) Matt Fitzgerald, vs Springfield (5-14-77) Tipper Durkin, vs. Plymouth State (4-10-76)

Last No-Hitter Pitched Against Scott Budner, Eastern Connecticut (4-2-77)

UML Players to Hit for the Cycle Matt Petros vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Mark Babbitt vs. Carroll College (3-17-00) Keith Qualter, vs. Adelphi (5-13-94; ECAC Playoff Game)

Most Home Runs, Career 2 Mike LaValliere, 1979-81; Dick Kiluk, 1985; Paul Gedman, 1986-87; John Spencer, 1987-88; Ketih Qualter, 1993-94 • Season 2 Mike LaValliere, 1980; Dick Kiluk, 1985; Keith Qualter, 1994 • Game 1 Done 30 times Last: Nate Liebenow vs. Franklin Pierce, 5-10-03

Home Run in First Collegiate At Bat Jack Fiorino, vs Bentley (4-13-82) Dave Delfino, vs Kean College (3-19-86) May 1, 1999: Matt Marenghi Allen Blackington vs. New Hampshire (3-10-96) throwns the only perfect game in UMass Lowell history

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Career Offensive Leaders GAMES PLAYED (95 or More) 20) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) 113 Matt Tupman (2001-02) 33 16) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 31 1) Tim Manton (2005-08) 200 BASE HITS (100 or More) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) 31 2) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 197 Steve Paddock (2006-07) 31 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 195 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 282 19) Steve Botto (1994-98) 30 4) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 191 2) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 271 Tom Fratto (1997-99) 30 5) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 186 Tim Manton (2005-08) 271 6) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 185 4) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 246 TRIPLES (Six or More) 7) Sean Patno (2004-07) 183 5) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 232 8) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 173 6) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 197 1) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 13 9) Dan Barros (1988-91) 160 7) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 196 2) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 12 10) Evan Greene (1998-01) 156 8) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 190 Ken Connerty (1980-83) 12 11) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 151 9) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 188 Rob Aziz (1989-90; 93) 12 13) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 150 10) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 186 5) Tim Manton (2005-08) 11 14) Joe Luis (1986-89) 143 11) Mark Grams (1985-88) 185 6) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 10 14) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 143 12) Dan Barros (1988-91) 185 Peter Feeley (1990-91) 10 16) Mark Grams (1985-88) 142 13) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 184 Bob Theriault (2003-2006) 10 17) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 132 14) Sean Patno (2004-07) 178 9) Bob Clancy (1978-80) 9 18) Todd Cole (2001-04) 131 15) Evan Greene (1998-01) 177 Mark Grams (1985-88) 9 19) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 130 16) Joe Luis (1986-89) 174 Matt Moran (1990-93) 9 20) Matt Moran (1990-93) 128 17) Steve Lane (1990-92) 172 Kevin Winship (1994-96) 9 18) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 167 Ryan Kearney (1995- 98) 9 AT BATS (300 or More) 19) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 158 Jerod Edmondson (2007) 9 20) Tom Davis (1995-97) 157 15) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 8 1) Tim Manton (2005-08) 834 Steve Lane (1990-92) 8 2) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 770 SINGLES (70 or More) Ken Pires (1991; 93) 8 3) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 749 Chris Riley (1985-88) 8 4) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 737 1) Tim Manton (2005-08) 220 Larry Rodgers (1995-96) 8 5) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 703 2) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 186 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 8 6) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 657 3) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 183 Matt Tupman (2001-03) 8 7) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 652 4) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 174 8) Sean Patno (2004-07) 639 Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 174 HOME RUNS (10 or More) 9) Dan Barros (1988-91) 557 6) Sean Patno (2004-07) 166 10) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 545 7) Dan Barros (1988-91) 150 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 34 Evan Greene (1998-01) 545 8) Joe Luis (1986-89) 149 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 31 12) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 538 9) Mark Grams (1985-88) 147 3) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 27 13) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 530 10) Steve Lane (1990-92) 136 4) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 23 14) Mark Grams (1985-88) 515 11) Evan Greene (1998-01) 131 5) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 22 15) Steve Lane (1990-92) 505 Bob Theriault (2003-06) 131 6) Mike Bryant (1978-80) 21 16) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 494 13) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 129 7) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 20 17) Joe Luis (1986-89) 481 Lenny Carter (1999-01) 129 8) Tom Fratto (1997-99) 17 18) Jeff Gallison (1994-95) 453 15) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 128 Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 17 19) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 445 16) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 120 9) John Spencer (1987-88) 16 20) Kevin Winship (1994-95) 443 17) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 114 Marty Piper (1989-91) 16 18) Todd Cole (2001-04) 109 11) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 15 RUNS SCORED (75 or More) 19) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 108 Mike LaValliere (1979-81) 15 20) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 107 13) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 14 1) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 194 Jarrod Harwood (1995-96) 14 2) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 191 DOUBLES (20 or More) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 14 3) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 179 Matt Moran (1990-93) 14 4) Mark Grams (1985-88) 169 1) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 66 Mike Regan (2000-03) 14 5) Tim Manton (2005-08) 171 2) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 58 George Sennott (1982-85) 14 6) Dan Barros (1988-91) 163 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 54 19) Paul Currie (1982-84) 13 7) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 151 4) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 47 Matt Tupman (2001-03) 13 8) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 149 5) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 44 9) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 148 6) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 41 RUNS BATTED IN (60 or More) 10) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 140 7) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 40 11) Evan Greene (1998-01) 136 8) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 39 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 216 12) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 135 9) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 36 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 176 13) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 133 10) Steve Talbot (1989-92) 37 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 164 14) Tom Davis (1995-97) 127 Tim Manton (2005-08) 37 4) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 152 15) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 125 12) Jeff Gallison (1994-95) 35 5) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 150 Mark Rurak (1996-98) 125 Evan Greene (1998-01) 35 6) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 140 17) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 123 Bob Theriault (2003-06) 35 7) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 140 18) Steve Lane (1990-92) 119 15) Tom Davis (1995-97) 33 8) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 131 19) Chris Riley (1985-88) 114

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Career Offensive Leaders 9) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 117 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 94 Joe Luis (1986-89) 117 4) Bob Stewart (1975-78) 90 Steve Talbot (1989-92) 117 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 90 12) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 116 6) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 83 Tom Davis (1994-97) 113 7) Bob Clancy (1978-81) 81 14) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 109 8) Mark Grams (1985-88) 79 15) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 105 9) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 78 16) Tom Fratto (1997-99) 102 10) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 76 Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 102 11) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 74 18) Marty Piper (1989-91) 101 Sean Patno (2004-07) 74 19) John Spencer (1987-88) 100 Tim Manton (2005-08) 74 20) Mike Bryant (1978-80) 98 14) Jim Duggan (1982-85) 72 Evan Greene (1998-01) 98 Chris Riley (1985-88) 72 Evan Greene (1998-01) 72 STOLEN BASES (15 or More) 17) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 70 18) Joe Luis (1986-89) 69 1) Tim Manton (2005-08) 85 Matt Moran (1990-93) 69 2) Steve Lane (1990-92) 62 Bob Theriault (2003-06) 69 3) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 53 21) Andy Livezey (1986-89) 67 4) Mark Grams (1985-88) 52 Tom Davis (1995-97) 67 5) Peter Feeley (1990-91) 37 6) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 36 MOST STRIKEOUTS (50 or More) Bobby Cappadona (1984-86) 36 Dan Barros (1988-91) 36 1) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 122 Mark Rurak (1996- 99) 36 2) Tim Manton (2005-08) 95 10) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 35 3) Matt Moran (1990-93) 90 11) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 34 Adam McCusker (2000-03) 90 12) Paul Gedman (1986-87) 32 5) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 89 13) Rob Aziz (1989-90; 93) 31 6) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 86 14) Scott LaValley (2001-03) 31 7) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 85 15) Sean Patno (2004-07) 30 8) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 78 16) Erik Thomas (2001-04) 29 9) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 76 17) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 26 10) Dana D’Agostino (1998 -00) 75 Ryan Kearney, UML’s career Chris Riley (1985-88) 26 Neal Larsson (1986-89) 75 victories leader with 26 19) Lenny Carter (1999-01) 24 12) Bob Clancy (1978-81) 72 20) Tom Jacobs (1976-79) 23 13) Marty Piper (1989-91) 71 Jerod Edmondson (2007) 23 14) Jim Pelland (1997 -00) 70 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 23 Lenny Carter (1999-01) 70 (200 AB and .500 Pct.) 16) Mike Regan (2000-03) 68 BATTING AVERAGE (200 AB and .335 Avg) 17) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 67 1) Mike Bryant (1978-80) .689 18) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 66 2) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) .654 1) Brian Toohey (1983-86) .404 19) Dave DeCoste (1981-84) 65 3) John Spencer (1987-88) .641 2) Peter Feeley (1990-91) .397 20) Steve Botto (1994-98) 64 4) Peter Feeley (1990-91) .623 3) Jon Cahill (1998-01) .385 5) Paul Currie (1982-84) .614 4) Paul Currie (1982-84) .381 TOTAL BASES (150 or More) 6) Allen Mottram (2000-03) .610 5) Mike LaValliere (1979-81) .379 7) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) .60264 6) Kevin Winship (1994-96) .37697 1) Allen Mottram (2000-03) 457 8) Keith Qualter (1993-95) .60259 7) Dana D’Agostino (1998- 00) .37651 2) Jon Cahill (1998-01) 381 9) Ken Pires (1991; 93) .602 8) Allen Mottram (2000-03) .37650 3) Adam McCusker (2000-03) 350 10) Mike LaValliere (1979-81) .59587 9) John Spencer (1987-88) .372 4) Tim Manton (2005-08) 339 11) Matt Tupman (2001-02) .594 10) Jim Peloquin (1996-99) .368 5) Dana D’Agostino (1998-00) 323 12) Lenny Carter (1999-01) .587 11) Mike Bryant (1978-80) .3678 6) Lenny Carter (1998-01) 320 13) Paul Gedman (1986-87) .586 12) Matt Tupman (2001-02) .3676 7) Patrick Wilson (2004-07) 307 14) Kevin Winship (1994-96) .5823 13) Ross Madore (1984-87) .3668 8) Nate Liebenow (2002-05) 303 15) Dave DeCoste (1981-84) .5820 14) Kevin Loftus (1992-93) .366 9) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 298 16) Tom Fratto (1997-99) .575 15) Matt Almeida (1988-89) .36545 10) Sean Kerrigan (1999-02) 288 17) Jarrod Harwood (1995-96) .5687 16) Tom Davis (1995-97) .36512 11) Bob Theriault (2003-06) 287 16) Brian Toohey (1983-86) .567 17) Mike Cruff (1992-95) .36499 12) Jeff Gallison (1994-96) 273 17) Neal Larsson (1986-89) .562 18) Joe Luis (1986-89) .362 13) Kevin Winship (1994-96) 258 Kevin Loftus (1992-93) .562 19) Keith Qualter (1993-95) .361 14) Tom Davis (1995-97) 237 19) Tom Davis (1995-97) .559 20) Bobby Cappadona (1984-86) .360 15) Mark Grams (1985-88) 232 20) Ross Madore (1984-87) .552 Dan Barros (1988-91) 232 MOST WALKS (50 or More) Keith Qualter (1993-95) 232 18) Matt Tupman (2001-02) 231 1) Dan Barros (1988-91) 115 19) Steve Lane (1990-92) 226 2) Neal Larsson (1986-89) 105 20) Paul Hamilton (1976-79) 223

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Career Pitching Leaders INNINGS PITCHED (90 or More) EARNED RUN AVERAGE (Minimum 50 innings and below 4.00) 1) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 301.2 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 298.2 1) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 2.07 3) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 285.1 2) Steve Comeau (1976) 2.32 4) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 275.2 3) Mike Schmid (1981) 2.45 5) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 258.2 4) Peter Nickerson (2004-07) 2.49 6) Peter Nickerson (2004-07) 227.4 5) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 2.53 7) Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 218.1 6) Jim Michaud (1978-81) 2.57 8) Butch Martell (1986-89) 212.2 7) Brad Laurin (2001-05) 2.65 9) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 209.0 8) Frank Riley (1981-82) 2.67 10) Kevin Graham (2004-07) 202.1 Steve Palazzolo Billy Moloney 9) Pat Donovan (2006-07) 2.74 11) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 200.0 2001-04 1975-78 10) Marc Deschenes (1993-95) 2.88 12) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 198.0 11) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 2.90 13) Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 189.2 12) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 2.96 14) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 184.0 Scott Johnson (1987-89; 1991) 7 13) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 3.00 15) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 175.1 Todd Keeney (1992-94) 7 14) Paul Durand (1982-85) 3.07 16) Jim Shaughnessy (2003-06) 171.2 Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 7 15) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 3.08 17) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 168.1 Brian Toohey (1983-86) 7 Ron Nelson (2005-07) 3.08 18) Dave Battaglia (1987; 89-91) 161.2 Jim Shaughnessy (2003-06) 7 17) Steve Bieksha (1986-87) 3.09 19) David Williamson (2001-02) 160.0 18) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 3.11 20) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 150.2 MOST WALKS (53 or More) 19) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 3.18 20) Jim Shaughnessy (2003-06) 3.21 MOST WINS (10 or More) 1) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 127 2) Joe Keohane (1977-80) 118 WINNING PERCENTAGE 1) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 26 3) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 114 (10 or More Decisions and .600 Pct.) 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 23 4) Butch Martell (1986-89) 113 Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 23 5) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 109 1) Rick Carbonara (1985; 9-1) .900 Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 23 6) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 107 2) Matt Marenghi (1998-00; 16-2) .889 5) Peter Nickerson (2004-07) 20 7) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 101 3) Paul Durand (182-85; 12-2) .857 6) Butch Martell (1986-89) 19 8) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 98 4) Frank Riley (181-82; 10-2) .833 5) Jim Michaud (1978-81; 13-3) .813 7) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 18 9) Glenn Longval (1987-89) 94 6) Marc Deschenes (1993-95; 8-2) .800 Todd Keeney (1992-94) 18 10) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 92 Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 18 7) Eric Cyr (1988-89; 91-92; 11-3) .786 11) David Williamson (2001-02) 86 8) Bill Moloney (1975-78; 18-5) .783 10) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 17 12) Brian Toohey (1983-86) 82 9) Joe Grygiel (1988-90; 17-5) .773 Kevin Graham (2004-07) 17 13) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 76 10) Pete Nickerson (2004-07; 20-6) .769 12) Matt Marenghi (1998-00) 16 Paul Durand (1982-85) 76 11) Nate Linstad (1998-01; 23-8) .742 Scott Johnson (1987-89; 1991) 16 15) Dave DiCenso (1992-95) 72 12) John Jaskul (1976-79; 8-3) .727 14) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 20 Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 72 Steve Bieksha (1986-87; 8-3) .727 Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 20 17) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 70 14) Ryan Kearney (1995-96;13-5) .722 16) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 15 John Schoolcraft (1986) 70 Kevin Tiner (1978-81; 13-5) .722 17) Dave Battaglia (1987; 1989-91) 14 Eric Cyr (1988-89; 91-92) 70 16) Todd Keeney (1992-94; 18-7) .720 Patrick Shirley (2000-03) 14 20) Jim Michaud (1978-81) 65 17) Jamie Mandell (1998-01; 20-8) .714 Jim Shaughnessy (2003-06) 14 Peter Stansky (1979-82; 15-6) .714 20) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 13 MOST STRIKEOUTS (50 or More) 19) Mike Alonardo (1995-96; 7-3) .700 Joe Keohane (1976-79) 13 Kevin Tiner (1978-81) 13 1) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 292 MOST SAVES Jim Michaud (1978-81) 13 2) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 265 Ken Delaney (1989-92) 13 3) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 251 1) Pat Donovan (2006-07) 27 4) Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 205 2) Dave Ouellette (2000-03) 17 MOST LOSSES (4 or More) 5) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 190 3) Ronnie Nelson (2005-07) 13 David Williamson (2001-02) 190 4) John Paganetti (1983-84) 6 1) Brad Laurin (2002-05) 14 7) Bill Moloney (1975-78) 179 Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 6 Mark Sakelakos (2005-08) 6 2) Steve Palazzolo (2001-04) 13 8) Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 172 7) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 4 3) Kevin Rourke (1992-95) 11 9) Peter Stansky (1979-82) 161 Jon Cahill (1998-01) 4 4) Joe Keohane (1976-79) 10 10) Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 157 9) Steve Comeau (1976) 3 Butch Martell (1986-89) 10 11) Joe Grygiel (1988-90) 152 Jim Michaud (1978-81) 3 Mike Alonardo (1995-98) 10 12) Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 148 William Janes (1988-90) 3 7) Dave Battaglia (1987; 1989-91) 9 13) Peter Nickerson (2004-07) 139 Brian Hanson (1991-93) 3 Matt Fitzgerald (1975-78) 9 14) Butch Martell (1986-89) 136 Nate Linstad (2002-05) 3 Rick Gray (1983-85) 9 15) Todd Keeney (1992-94) 135 Eric Smolin (2004) 3 Ryan Kearney (1995-98) 9 16) Kevin Graham (2004-07) 124 15) Dan Newell (1975-77) 2 Kevin Graham (2004-07) 9 17) Patrick Shirley (2000-03 116 Mike Campbell (1978-81) 2 12) Nate Linstad (1998-01) 8 18) Scott Johnson (1987-89; 91) 114 Steve Gervais (1983-85) 2 Jamie Mandell (1998-01) 8 19) Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 109 Scott Johnson (1987-89, 91) 2 David Williamson (2001-02) 8 20) Joe Keohane (1977-80) 105 Jamie McCabe (1992-94) 2 15) Dave DiCenso (1992-95) 7 Aaron Dupont (1993) 2 Tipper Durkin (1975-77) 7 John Morris (1997-99) 2

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Mike Lavalliere Marc Deschesnes Jon Cahill Matt Tupman Billy Moloney

UML Years Draft Team (Rd), Alumnus Played Signed Year Current/Last Team Mike Camuso 1970-72 St. Louis 1972 -- David Szen 1971-74 -- -- Traveling Secretary N.Y. Yankees Billy Moloney 1975-78 Free Agent, Boston -- Pitching Coach, Columbus Catfish Mike Lavalliere, A Tampa Bay former Golden Glove winner Mike Bryant 1978-80 Boston (7th) 1980 -- Mike Schmid 1981 Texas 1981 -- Mike Lavalliere 1979-81 Free Agent, Philadelphia -- Played for Philadelphia, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Ken Connerty 1980-83 Cleveland 1983 -- Dave LeLievre 1982-84 Cleveland 1984 -- Dick Kiluk 1985 Free Agent, Pittsburgh -- -- Steve Bieksha 1986-87 Seattle 1987 -- Paul Gedman 1986-87 Free Agent, Boston 1987 -- Joe Luis 1986-89 Free Agent, Boston 1989 -- Don Perigny 1989 Chicago White Sox 1989 -- Joe Grygiel 1988-90 Milwaukee 1990 -- Peter Feeley 1990-91 Detroit (20th) 1991 -- Rob Aziz 1989-90, 1993 Independent League 1993 -- Eric Cyr 1988-92 Independent League 1993 -- Kevin Loftus 1992-93 Independent League 1993 -- Marc Deschenes 1993-95 Cleveland (20th) 1995 Pawtucket Red Sox AAA Boston Keith Qualter 1993-95 Independent League 1995 -- Kevin Rourke 1992-95 Independent League 1995 -- Ryan Siponmaa 1996 Free Agent, Cleveland 1996 -- Matt Tupman earned a brief call-up from Kansas City last season John Spencer 1987-88 Boston 1998 -- Ryan Kearney 1995-98 Cleveland 1998 -- Mike Alonardo 1995-98 Independent League 1998 -- Dana D’Agostino 1998-00 Italian Prof. League 2000 -- Jon Cahill 1998-01 Free Agent, Anaheim 2001 -- Lenny Carter 1999-01 Nashua Pride 2006 Nashua Pride Matt Tupman 2001-02 Kansas City (9th) 2002 AAA Omaha Royals David Williamson 2001-02 St. Louis (6th) 2002 -- Allen Mottram 2001-03 Arizona (24th) 2003 -- Aaron Easton 2004 Florida (29th) 2004 -- Steve Palazzollo 2001-04 Free Agent, Milwaukee 2004 AA San Francisco Brad Laurin 2002-05 Ohio Valley Red Coats 2005 Ohio Valley Red Coats Miles Page 2001-02, 04-05 Nashua Pride 2006 -- Peter Nickerson 2004-07 Anderson Joes 2007 Anderson Joes Jerod Edmondson 2007 Nashua Pride 2007 Nashua Pride Ryan Williams 2007 St. Joe’s Black Snakes 2007 Brockton Rox Brian Tanguy 2007 Brockton Rox 2007 Brockton Rox Anthony Santos 2008 Nashua Pride 2008 Nashua Pride

Active player and coaches bolded Marc Deschesne AAA Pawtucket Red Sox

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Baseball Alumni in the UML Athletic Hall of Fame

Year Alumnus Class Inducted Lou Athanas 1936 1977 John Bogacz 1936 1983 Jon Cahill 2001 2008 Michael R. Camuso 1972 1978 Ken Connerty 1983 1992 Leo R. Creegan 1966 1979 John Garner, Sr. 1934 1985 Francis Georges 1962 1979

Paul S. Hamilton 1979 1985 Jim Stone (left) with Jon Cahill (1998-01), at Michael G. Kokoska 1933 1980 Cahill’s 2008 UML Hall of Fame induction. Stone was inducted into the UMass Lowell Athletic Hall James Lambert 1961 1977 of Fame in 2003, soon after he retired. Steve Lane 1993 1998 Neal C. Larsson 1989 1994 Mike Lavalliere -- 1996 Walter Lisien, Sr. 1943 1984 Raymond Masse 1957 1984 John T. McKniff 1948 1979 William F. Moloney 1978 1983 John D. Murphy 1974 1980 John Garner, Sr. Mike Lavalliere Carl O. Olson 1924 1983 John A. Paganetti 1984 1989 Leo A. Parent 1959 1977 Gerald F. Quigley 1931 1984 Albert L. Roper, Jr. 1968 1980 Aimee A. Savard, Jr. 1932 1977 Paul Sheehey 1958 1980 Jim Stone -- 2003 Paul Hamilton Neal Larsson Brian Toohey 1986 1998

Lowell Textile Institute became Lowell Technological Institute in 1955. In 1975, Lowell Tech merged with Lowell State College and formed the University of Lowell. In 1991, the University joined the University of Massachusetts system and thus became UMass Lowell.

Ken Connerty Steve Lane

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Year-by-Year Results 1976 (16-11) W @ M.I.T. 4-0 W@ Merrimack 9-2 W @ St. Anselm 21-1 Coach: Jim Stone W BENTLEY 7-5 L@ Merrimack 8-10W NEW HAVEN (12) 7-4 Captain: Steve Comeau W BENTLEY 9-3 W UMASS DART. 27-7 W BRANDEIS 11-6 W @ A.I.C. 9-7 WCLARK 6-3 L @ Assumption 7-14 L @Assumption (11) 13-14 W BABSON 6-1 W MERRIMACK 9-0 W SALEM STATE 20-1 W @ N.H. College 13-2 W BABSON 4-1 W MERRIMACK 5-1 W @ Stonehill 6-3 W @ N.H. College 10-7 W SUFFOLK 6-0 W UM-DARTMOUTH 4-1 L EASTERN CONN. 2-3 W UMASS DARTMOUTH 8-5 W PLYMOUTH STATE 6-1 L UM-DARTMOUTH 2-4 W EASTERN CONN. 3-0 W @ Bentley 10-2 W PLYMOUTH STATE 2-0 L SALEM STATE 3-4 L BRANDEIS 1-3 L @ New Haven 0-8 L @ Hartford 4-8 L EASTERN CONN.(8) 3-5 L @ A.I.C. 1-6 W @ Plymouth State 6-5 W @ Hartford 5-3 L EASTERN CONN. 0-15 W @ A.I.C. 8-1 W @ Plymouth State 7-3 W @ W.P.I. 6-2 L @ Westfield St. 7-15 W @ Bentley 15-5 L @ A.I.C. 0-6 W @ Assumption 16-10 L @ Westfield St. 9-12 L @ Bentley 8-17 W @ M.I.T. 7-4 L @ Babson 0-7 W CENTRAL CONN. 13-6 1983 (21-10) L @ M.I.T. 2-6 W @ Merrimack 12-3 W @ Plymouth State 12-4 Coach: Jim Stone L BENTLEY (14) 1-2 W BRANDEIS 3-0 W @ Plymouth State 14-9 Captain: Ken Connerty L BENTLEY 0-3 W A.I.C. 5-2 W SPRINGFIELD 20-13 W SUFFOLK 6-4 WCLARK 6-0 W A.I.C. 13-8 W v UMass Dart. (E) 3-1 W @ R.I. College 8-6 L BATES (11) 4-5 W @ Bentley 10-1 L v. Stonehill (E) 10-14 W W.P.I. 25-3 LBATES 1-2L @ Bentley 5-8 W ASSUMPTION 12-0 W UM-DARTMOUTH 3-1 W SPRINGFIELD 4-0 1981 (26-7) L MERRIMACK 1-2 L SALEM STATE 4-6 W SPRINGFIELD 5-0 Coach: Jim Stone W MERRIMACK 5-0 W BRIDGEWATER ST. 1-0 W v Amherst (E) 3-0 Captain: Bob Clancy W A.I.C. 6-5 W BRIDGEWATER ST. 10-4 W v Tufts (E) 5-3 W BABSON 10-5 W BENTLEY 11-10 W WORCESTER ST. 1-0 L v Springfield (E) 0-1 W BABSON 5-4 L @ Springfield 3-4 L @ Westfield St. 2-6 W SUFFOLK 9-1 W @ Merrimack 3-2 L @ Westfield St. 4-6 1979 (20-11) L @ R.I. College 0-6 W @ Merrimack 13-3 L BRANDEIS 4-9 Coach: Jim Stone W @ R.I. College 9-3 L @ Salem State 4-7 W v Amherst (E) 2-1 Captains: Paul Hamilton, Tom W W.P.I. 10-2 W STONEHILL 7-3 L v R.I. College (E) 1-3 Jacobs W A.I.C. 4-1 L @ Southern Conn. 5-12 L BABSON 1-5 L ASSUMPTION 2-5 L @ Southern Conn. 2-3 1977 (19-11) W BABSON 12-3 W M.I.T. 15-1 W @ Brandeis 10-6 Coach: Jim Stone W HARTFORD 7-5 W BENTLEY 12-2 L NEW HAVEN 2-10 Captain: Tipper Durkin W HARTFORD 8-5 W @ Clark 21-0 W BABSON 10-2 L @ Eastern Conn. 0-7 L SUFFOLK 10-11 W @ New Haven 2-0 W N.H. COLLEGE 14-4 W BABSON 7-4 W ASSUMPTION 11-5 W MERRIMACK 4-1 W N.H. COLLEGE 6-5 W BABSON 8-2 L @ Bentley 4-6 W MERRIMACK 14-0 W SACRED HEART 14-7 W SUFFOLK 9-5 L @ Bentley 6-9 W @Springfield 6-4 L SACRED HEART 3-8 W PLYMOUTH STATE 2-1 W @ Clark 15-0 W @ Salem State 9-1 W @ UM-Dartmouth (10) 2-1 W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-5 W W.P.I. 4-3 L STONEHILL 2-3 W BRIDGEPORT 7-2 W HARTFORD 10-3 W MERRIMACK 7-2 W @ Eastern Conn. 4-3 W BRIDGEPORT 10-2 W W.P.I. 8-2 W MERRIMACK 12-1 W @ Eastern Conn. 3-2 L @ Quinnipiac 3-21 W ASSUMPTION 18-3 W @ UMass Dartmouth 9-6 W ST. ANSELM 11-0 W @ Quinnipiac 8-6 W M.I.T. 2-0 W @ Salem State 12-6 W ST. ANSELM 11-3 W PLYMOUTH STATE 6-0 W M.I.T. 8-0 W STONEHILL 7-1 W NEW HAVEN 6-5 W PLYMOUTH STATE 12-7 W @ Bentley 4-2 L @ Eastern Conn. 1-7 L @ Brandeis 5-7 L @ Bentley 5-8 L @ Bentley 2-3 W @ Eastern Conn. 3-0 W@ Merrimack 8-2 W @ Clark 14-3 W WESTFIELD ST. 10-9 W @ Merrimack 10-2 1984 (23-8) L @ Salem State 6-9 L @ Brandeis 3-10 L @ UMass Dartmouth 7-10 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Bridgewater St. 3-2 W A.I.C. 13-2 W @ Bentley 11-3 Captain: Dave DeCoste W @ Bridgewater St. 7-0 W A.I.C. 13-6 W @ Central Conn. 11-6 L MERRIMACK 9-11 W WESTFIELD ST. 8-3 W BENTLEY 12-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 9-2 L @ New Haven 0-7 L WESTFIELD ST. (12) 6-7 W BENTLEY 3-2 W PLYMOUTH STATE 3-0 W @ New Haven 12-7 L @ Worcester St. 1-2 L @ New Haven 7-8 W #v New Haven 7-0 W BRANDEIS 15-9 W MERRIMACK 6-2 L @ Central Conn. 6-10 L #v LeMoyne 4-7 W SPRINGFIELD 10-3 W MERRIMACK 8-5 W M.I.T. 12-6 L #v Adelphi 7-10 W @ Assumption 7-1 L @ Brandeis (10) 2-3 W PLYMOUTH STATE 10-3 W @ Merrimack 25-4 L A.I.C. 1-5 L PLYMOUTH STATE 3-7 1982 (19-7) W @ Merrimack 13-9 L A.I.C. 2-5 L #v Quinnipiac 1-4 Coach: Jim Stone W SALEM STATE 21-6 W BENTLEY 10-5 L #v New Haven 3-5 Captains: Mark Chiasson, Ken W ST. ANSELM 15-4 L BENTLEY (8) 3-7 Connerty W @ Stonehill 7-3 L @ Springfield 0-5 1980 (20-9) L SUFFOLK 7-8 L CENTRAL CONN. 6-8 W @ Springfield 9-3 Coach: Jim Stone W R.I. COLLEGE 5-4 L SOUTHERN CONN. 1-4 Captains: Joe Keohane, W R.I. COLLEGE 6-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-3 1978 (21-12) John McHale W BENTLEY 15-3 W @ UNew Hampshire 11-8 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Babson 6-5 W @ Babson 14-1 L @ UNew Hampshire 4-5 Captain: Bill Moloney W SUFFOLK 11-0 W @ Merrimack 12-2 W BENTLEY 20-8 W SUFFOLK 12-5 W R.I. COLLEGE 9-8 W @ Merrimack 12-3 W SUFFOLK (10) 9-8 W PLYMOUTH STATE 7-2 L R.I.COLLEGE 0-3 W SPRINGFIELD 16-2 W @ N.H. College 16-8 W PLYMOUTH STATE 9-7 W @ Hartford 6-4 W SALEM STATE 11-1 W @ N.H. College 17-5 W @ Hartford 2-1 w @ W.P.I. 9-2 W SALEM STATE 10-9 W @ Bridgeport 9-1 L @ Hartford 5-14 L NEW HAVEN 1-9 W @ Stonehill (10) 5-3 W @ Bridgeport 13-1 W @ W.P.I. 6-5 W @ M.I.T. 8-1 L EASTERN CONN. 3-4 W UM-DARTMOUTH 27-14 L @ Assumption 8-11 W BENTLEY 11-1 L EASTERN CONN. 3-17 W @ A.I.C. 8-4 L @ M.I.T. 4-6 W CLARK 17-2 L @ St. Anselm 9-13 W QUINNIPIAC 11-4

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Year-by-Year Results W QUINNIPIAC 8-7 W BENTLEY 10-3 W @ Merrimack 7-0 L v Kean, NJ 7-16 W @ Plymouth State 6-5 W @ N.H. College 6-5 W SUFFOLK 17-9 L @ Rollins 0-3 L @ Plymouth State 5-7 L @ N.H. College 6-8 L MERRIMACK 4-6 L v NE Illinois 7-17 W @ Bentley 22-17 W UM-DARTMOUTH (10) 5-4 W BENTLEY 17-5 W @ Stonehill 4-0 L #v New Haven 2-10 W @ Bentley 14-7 L @ UNew Hampshire 10-11 W ASSUMPTION 10-2 L #v Qunnipiac 5-8 W @ A.I.C. (10) 11-9 W @ UNew Hampshire 12-7 W @ Merrimack 9-0 W QUINNIPIAC 6-2 W @ N.H. College 17-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 4-2 1985 (26-10) W QUINNIPIAC 17-9 W @ N.H. College 9-0 W PLYMOUTH STATE 15-1 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Plymouth State 8-6 W @ Bridgeport 14-4 W SALEM STATE 16-3 Captains: Jim Duggan, Mark W @ Plymouth State 7-3 W @ Bridgeport 16-4 L BRANDEIS 4-9 Moise W KEENE STATE 11-5 W @ A.I.C. 16-3 L v Manhattanville 13-15 1987 (27-11) W KEENE STATE 17-3 W BRIDGEPORT 13-0 L v Wm Paterson 7-14 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Bentley 14-3 W BRIDGEPORT 14-0 W v Wesleyan 9-7 Captains: Paul Gedman, Ross W @ Plymouth State 12-3 W QUINNIPIAC 10-8 W v Bowdoin 12-8 Madore W @ Plymouth State 10-8 L@ UNew Hampshire2-6 L v Kean (5) 8-11 L v Trenton State 2-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 3-2 W@ UNew Hampshire4-0 L SUFFOLK 9-19 L v William Paterson 4-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-5 L SACRED HEART 2-4 W DARTMOUTH 12-10 W v E. Stroudsburg 17-3 W QUINNIPIAC 11-6 W SACRED HEART (8) 9-8 W DARTMOUTH 9-2 W v Jersey City St. 18-7 W @ A.I.C. 13-7 W BOSTON UNIV. 19-1 L NEW HAVEN 1-4 W v Wis-Lacrosse 10-7 W #vs Mansfield 4-2 W N.H. COLLEGE 2-1 L NEW HAVEN 7-17 L v Wis-Lacrosse 0-5 L #vs New Haven 3-8 L N.H. COLLEGE 3-6 W MERRIMACK 10-9 W SUFFOLK 16-3 L #vs Mansfield 2-4 W BENTLEY 11-4 L @ Brandeis 1-13 W @ Assumption 15-11 W @ Keene State 4-3 W @ Springfield 16-0 W @ Springfield 7-3 1989 (24-13-1) W @ Keene State 8-5 W BOSTON UNIV. 11-8 W MERRIMACK 16-15 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Southern Conn. 8-3 W SACRED HEART 15-6 L BOSTON UNIV. 6-8 Captains: Neal Larsson, Joe Luis L @ Southern Conn. 7-8 W SACRED HEART 4-3 W SACRED HEART 9-2 W vs Glassboro State 13-5 L SUFFOLK 4-6 W @ Salem State 3-1 W SACRED HEART 10-5 L vs Glassboro State 8-11 W MERRIMACK 6-5 W STONEHILL 9-8 W @ Salem State (11) 3-2 L vs Kean (NJ) 2-8 W @ Franklin Pierce 12-2 L @ Southern Conn. 5-7 W STONEHILL 4-2 L vs Kean (NJ) 5-6 W @ Franklin Pierce 17-5 W @ Southern Conn. (8) 15-13 W@ St. Anselm 8-2 L @ Nova Southeastern 2-9 L @ New Haven 2-9 W @ Central Conn. 11-9 L @ St. Anselm (9) 2-3 W vs Ramapo 6-5 L @ New Haven 7-8 W @ Central Conn. 17-3 W @ Merrimack 12-3 W vs Trenton State 14-11 W SPRINGFIELD 11-4 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 2-0 W @ Bentley 14-6 W vs East Stroudsburg 4-0 L @ Bentley 4-5 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 8-5 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 9-5 L STONEHILL 1-6 W PHIL. TEXTILE (E) 8-3 W @ Bentley 15-5 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 2-1 L @ Sacred Heart 6-7 L SACRED HEART (E) 8-10 W N.H. COLLEGE 18-17 L N.H. COLLEGE 4-5 W @ Sacrec Heart 1-0 L PHIL. TEXTILE (E) 4-5 W N.H. COLLEGE 25-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 14-2 L @ Brandeis 2-3 W BRIDGEPORT 12-9 W BRIDGEPORT 10-0 W PLYMOUTH STATE 11-1 1991 (30-12) W BRIDGEPORT 20-1 W BRIDGEPORT 23-4 L PLYMOUTH STATE 5-7 Coach: Jim Stone L @ UMass Dartmouth 5-7 W NEW HAVEN 9-3 W @ Salem State 10-2 Captains: Dan Barros, Scott W A.I.C. 7-4 L NEW HAVEN 0-7 L @ Assumption 5-16 Johnson, Steve Lane W @ Quinnipiac 21-13 W @ Keene State 29-9 W @ Bridgeport 7-1 W v Framingham St. 12-7 W @ Quinnipiac 12-3 L @ Quinnipiac 0-1 T @ Merrimack (13) 3-3 L v Missouri Baptist 0-7 L PLYMOUTH ST. 4-7 W @ Quinnipiac 4-3 L @ Bentley 3-10 L v Missouri Bapt.(10) 6-7 W PLYMOUTH ST. (8) 4-3 L PLYMOUTH STATE 2-7 W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 10-4 W v Kean (NJ) 11-4 W BENTLEY 17-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-1 L UNEW HAMPSHIRE (9) 8-10 W v William Paterson 18-13 W @ Northeastern 11-10 L NEW HAVEN 4-12 W v Wilmington 6-3 1986 (18-15-1) W @ Southern Conn. 3-0 L NEW HAVEN 8-11 L v William Paterson 4-14 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Southern Conn. 6-4 W BOSTON UNIV. 7-4 L v UMass-Amherst 14-21 Captain: Bobby Cappadona L #vs LeMoyne 2-11 W BOSTON UNIV. 8-5 W @ Assumption 8-1 L v Creighton 3-8 W #vs Phil. Textile 15-3 W @ N.H. College 5-4 W STONEHILL 4-2 L @ Florida Atlantic 1-4 L #vs LeMoyne 6-11 W @ N.H. College 19-0 W BOSTON UNIV. 16-8 L v Wesleyan 9-16 W KEENE STATE 11-2 L @ Brandeis 0-1 L v Glassboro St. 2-15 1988 (31-9) W KEENE STATE 8-0 W MERRIMACK (8) 12-8 L @ Florida Memorial 5-6 Coach: Jim Stone W SOUTHERN CONN. 14-1 W SOUTHERN CONN. 5-1 L v Kean 9-10 Captain: Mark Grams W SOUTHERN CONN. 15-14 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-5 W @ Barry 13-1 L v Trenton State 6-9 W @ Quinnipiac 10-9 W PLYMOUTH STATE 8-6 W @ Barry 7-1 W v Trenton State 9-8 W A.I.C. 14-4 W PLYMOUTH STATE 13-1 W SUFFOLK 9-1 W @ Nova 14-7 W BENTLEY 7-6 W Salem State 9-0 W ST. ANSELM 14-1 L v William Paterson 1-4 W SUFFOLK 2-0 L AMERICAN INT’L 1-3 L ASSUMPTION 1-9 L v Montclair State 4-13 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 6-2 W ST. ROSE 8-5 L @ New Haven 1-6 Lv Princeton 4-12W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-1 W @ Bridgeport 14-1 L @ New Haven 2-8 W v E. Stroudsburg (12) 4-3 W MERRIMACK 6-3 W @ Bridgeport 7-2 T @ Merrimack 11-11 W ST. ANSELM 13-0 W @ Sacred Heart 2-0 L SPRINGFIELD 7-11 W ASSUMPTION 12-2 1990 (27-16) L @ Sacred Heart (9) 8-9 W BOSTON UNIV. 16-0 W @ New Haven 5-3 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Qunnipiac 13-8 L @ Sacred Heart 3-11 L @ New Haven 4-5 Captains: Dan Barros, Scott W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 3-2 L @ Sacred Heart 4-13 W BRANDEIS 16-6 Johnson, Dan Parent W UNEW HAMPSHIRE 13-4 W SALEM STATE 4-3 W SPRINGFIELD 11-10 L @ St. Leo’s 6-11 W NEW HAVEN (12) 1-0 W @ Stonehill 17-9 W BOSTON UNIV. 23-16 W v St. Xavier 12-9 W NEW HAVEN (8) 5-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 12-1 W BOSTON UNIV. 7-6 L v Cal Poly Pomona 3-10 W @ N.H. College 7-4 L SOUTHERN CONN. 4-5 W @ Sacred Heart 8-4 W v Kean, NJ 22-6 W @ N.H. College 12-0 W @ UNew Hampshire 8-3 W @ Sacred Heart (8) 19-14 W v Wm Paterson 14-3 L BENTLEY 6-7 L @ UNew Hampshire 5-6 W SALEM STATE 14-9 W v NE Illinois 7-3 W KEENE STATE 6-0

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Year-by-Year Results W KEENE STATE 6-2 W SOUTHERN CONN. 14-3 L@ Tampa 4-8W STONY BROOK 20-4 W @Merrimack 8-7 W KEENE STATE 7-2 L vs. Suffolk (10) 9-12 W STONY BROOK 7-5 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 18-1 W KEENE STATE 11-3 W BRYANT (10) 8-7 W @ Assumption 14-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-1 W @ N.H. College 12-1 W STONEHILL (10) 6-5 L @ Merrimack 5-10 L Springfield 4-5 L @ N.H. College 6-7 W @ Sacred Heart 13-4 W KEENE STATE (E) 18-4 L Bentley 2-5 W NEW HAVEN 6-5 W @ Sacred Heart 7-6 W SO. CONN. (E) 8-5 W #vs. SACRED HEART 12-2 L NEW HAVEN 8-11 W @ Sacred Heart 6-1 W SO. CONN. (E) 9-4 L # at A.I.C. (10) 10-11 W @ Sacred Heart 10-3 L MERRIMACK 6-12 L # at A.I.C. 10-15 L @ Sacred Heart (9) 5-6 W @ Bridgeport 7-3 1997 (25-13) W BENTLEY 5-3 W @ Bridgeport 14-0 Coach: Jim Stone 1992 (24-14-1) L @ Brandeis 6-13 W @ Franklin Pierce 8-1 Captains: Tom Davis, Steve Coach: Jim Stone W @ Bentley 9-7 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 16-0 Botto, Ryan Kearney Captains: Ken Delaney, Steve L PRESBYTERIAN 5-6 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 6-1 W vs. Fitchburg State 8-2 Lane, Steve Talbot W BRYANT 21-13 L A.I.C. 7-15 L@ Tampa 1-4 L vs Troy State 5-6 W ST. ROSE 6-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 16-10 L@ Tampa 3-10 W vs Framingham St. 10-6 L ST. ROSE 1-5 W SOUTHERN CONN. 8-3 W @ Saint Leo 5-2 W vs Framingham (8) 16-10 W MERRIMACK 13-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 17-3 W vs. R.I. College 15-1 L @ St. Leo 9-10 W @ Sacred Heart (E) 7-3 W @ Bridgeport 4-2 W vs. Merrimack 17-2 L vs Wisconsin-Stout 10-18 L v. Adelphi (E) 1-6 W N.H. COLLEGE 10-0 W @ Stonehill 3-2 L@ Tampa 5-11L @Sacred Heart (E) 0-9 W NEW HAVEN 3-2 W @ Bridgeport 11-0 W vs Chicago State 22-3 W NEW HAVEN 5-4 W @ Bridgeport 9-1 W vs Toledo 11-3 1994 (22-17) L NEW HAVEN 1-3 L @ Stony Brook 4-11 W @ A.I.C. 9-6 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Keene State 17-1 W @ Stony Brook 4-0 L SACRED HEART 1-4 Captains: Matt Boyle, Todd W KEENE STATE 11-8 L DARTMOUTH 13-16 L SACRED HEART 2-4 Keeney W KEENE STATE 8-3 W ALBANY 13-6 W DARTMOUTH (9) 5-4 L vs. Indianapolis 6-7 W BENTLEY 16-5 L ALBANY 7-9 W DARTMOUTH 14-4 L@ Tampa 5-7W @ N.H. College 12-0 L SOUTHERN CONN. 2-4 W SALEM STATE 8-1 L vs. Bellarmine 5-17 L @ N.H. College 5-6 L SOUTHERN CONN. 3-4 L @ Keene State 6-7 L vs. Merrimack 3-8 W ST. ROSE 21-1 W MERRIMACK 20-16 W @ Keene State 20-0 L @ Eckerd 4-9 W ST. ROSE 4-3 W @ N.H. College 8-7 W SPRINGFIELD 12-2 W vs. Rensselaer 6-4 W ASSUMPTION 4-2 L @ N.H. College 0-3 W @ Southern Conn. 5-3 L @ Eckerd 5-21 L @ UNew Hampshire 1-9 L BRANDEIS 9-15 L @ Southern Conn. 4-5 L vs. Montreat-Anderson 3-8 W @ Merrimack 12-4 WAIC 4-0 W QUINNIPIAC 11-9 L @ Saint Leo 9-22 W @ Bentley 12-5 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-0 W @ Franklin Pierce 9-1 W vs. Suffolk 20-7 W #ST. ROSE 9-4 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 10-6 W @ Franklin Pierce 12-0 L @ New Haven 3-6 W #NEW HAVEN 5-3 W SACRED HEART 23-8 L BENTLEY 1-9 L @ New Haven 1-2 L #NEW HAVEN 5-8 W SACRED HEART 9-7 L N.H. COLLEGE 1-4 W MERRIMACK 7-3 L #NEW HAVEN 6-10 W @ Keene State 8-2 W N.H. COLLEGE 5-1 L DARTMOUTH 5-10 W @ Keene State 13-5 T ASSUMPTION 9-9 W KEENE STATE 3-2 1996 (27-12) W @ Merrimack 8-6 W @ New Haven 4-3 L KEENE STATE 3-8 Coach: Jim Stone W BRYANT 13-4 W @ New Haven (16) 4-3 W @ Southern Conn. 11-1 Captains: Jeff Gallison, Jarrod L ASSUMPTION 6-15 L @ St. Rose 4-5 L @ Southern Conn. 2-3 Harwood, Kevin Winship W BENTLEY 3-0 W @ St. Rose 11-6 W @ American Internat’l 12-4 W vs. UNew Hampshire 22-8 W @ Bentley 8-5 W MERRIMACK (10) 4-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 23-3 L vs. RPI 2-8 W @ New Haven 8-4 W BRIDGEPORT 6-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 21-3 L vs. Lafayette 5-6 L @ New Haven 2-11 W BRIDGEPORT 23-1 W BRIDGEPORT 17-0 W vs. Lehigh 22-5 W #vs. Saint Rose 10-4 L @ Merrimack 3-7 W BRIDGEPORT 9-0 L @ Saint Leo 13-22 W #vs. Adelphi 11-2 W @ Merrimack 5-2 W @ Stonehill 11-2 W vs. Lafayette 6-3 L #vs. Adelphi 3-8 W BRANDEIS 4-0 W @ Assumption 20-13 W vs. Assumption 18-11 L #vs. Adelphi 6-8 W @ Bentley 9-6 W N.H. COLLEGE 21-5 L@ Tampa 1-13 L vs Adelphi (E) 1-4 W N.H. COLLEGE 21-0 W @ Quinnipiac 20-2 1998 (27-7) L vs New Haven (E/12) 6-9 W SACRED HEART 7-3 W @ Quinnipiac 8-4 Coach: Jim Stone W SACRED HEART 8-2 W @ Bryant 15-10 Captains: Mark Rurak, Steve 1993 (22-12) W BRANDEIS 7-3 W @ Stonehill 12-1 Botto, Ryan Kearney Coach: Jim Stone W @ Merrimack 7-5 L @ So. Connecticut 3-4 L @ Saint Leo 3-15 Captains: Brian Hanson, Matt L BENTLEY 8-16 L @ So. Connecticut 1-7 L@ Tampa 2-16 Moran W QUINNIPIAC 8-0 L MERRIMACK 3-6 W vs. Fitchburg State 8-2 W vs Framingham St. 6-5 W @ Bryant 7-3 W DARTMOUTH 17-6 L vs. Cumberland (TN) 7-8 L vs Bellarmine 5-6 L @ Bentley 8-10 W KEENE STATE 21-3 W vs. Merrimack 18-8 L vs Assumption 6-10 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 14-0 W KEENE STATE 9-5 W vs. Merrimack 6-2 W vs Lehigh 4-2 W MERRIMACK (E) 9-4 W BENTLEY 10-2 W @ Southern Conn. 5-0 L vs Bridgewater St. 9-10 L ADELPHI (E) 7-15 W @ Sacred Heart 6-0 W @ Southern Conn. 7-2 L @ Eckerd 9-10 L MERRIMACK (E) 3-7 L @ Sacred Heart 5-6 W SAINT ANSELM 11-2 L@ Tampa 7-16 L NEW HAVEN 1-2 W MERRIMACK 10-9 L vs Toledo 3-9 1995 (33-11) L NEW HAVEN 0-2 W @ Quinnipiac 17-3 W vs Kalamazoo 18-2 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Brandeis 11-1 W @ Sacred Heart 19-0 W @ Bridgeport 18-0 Captains: Mike Cruff, Marc W BRIDGEPORT 19-6 W @ Sacred Heart 13-3 W @ Bridgeport 22-3 Deschenes, Kevin Rourke W BRIDGEPORT 22-3 W BENTLEY 20-3 W @ Springfield 11-4 L New Hampshire 1-9 L U NEW HAMPSHIRE 1-5 L STONEHILL 3-5 W @ Quinnipiac 10-2 W v. Rensselaer 12-8 W N. H. COLLEGE 20-8 L NEW HAVEN 4-13 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 12-1 L v. Lafayette 8-9 W N.H. COLLEGE 13-3 W NEW HAVEN 4-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-4 W Framingham St. 13-2 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 18-6 W QUEENS (NY) 5-4 W ST. ANSELM 5-4 W v. Bellarmine 6-3 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 17-0 W @ Franklin Pierce 6-4 W SOUTHERN CONN. 25-5 W v. Lehigh 9-8 W @ American Inter’l 22-9 W @ Franklin Pierce 8-5

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Year-by-Year Results W @ Brandeis 9-5 L @ St. Leo 1-13 W ASSUMPTION 13-2 W ^BENTLEY^ 17-5 W BRIDGEPORT 20-3 L vs. Framingham St. 5-7 L @ Merrimack 2-4 W ^STONEHILL^ 4-0 W BRIDGEPORT 14-0 L@Tampa 5-7W @ Bryant 15-4 W ^STONEHILL^ 13-3 W @ Dartmouth 7-3 L @Eckert 5-6 L @ Bryant 6-7 W #BRYANT 14-6 W N.H. COLLEGE 10-6 W vs. Carroll College 40-10 W @ Bryant 11-3 L #CONCORDIA 1-3 W N.H. COLLEGE 7-4 L vs. Rensselaer 4-7 L @ New Haven 3-7 W #BRYANT 5-1 W STONY BROOK 14-12 L vs. Army 8-9 W @ American Int’l 8-2 W #CONCORDIA 7-2 L STONY BROOK 4-5 W SAINT ANSELM 10-2 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 19-2 W #CONCORDIA 9-3 L @ Albany 2-6 L @Stonehill 6-19 W ASSUMPTION 5-1 L +vs. Cal. State Chico 2-5 W @ Albany (8) 10-6 W TEIKYO POST 7-2 W SAINT ROSE 17-4 W +vs. Florida Southern 7-2 W @ Merrimack 26-17 W TEIKYO POST 13-6 W SAVANNAH A&D 17-4 W +vs. Ashland Univ. 10-5 W @ Assumption 5-2 W NORTHEASTERN 5-2 W SAVANNAH A&D 6-4 L +vs. Cal State Chico 4-8 W @ Bryant 6-4 W NORTHEASTERN 9-8 W @ Merrimack 6-1 W @ Bentley 16-6 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 15-0 W @ Merrimack 9-3 2003 (32-12) L #BRYANT (10) 6-7 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 7-0 W ASSUMPTION 19-2 Coach: Jim Stone W #QUEENS 12-1 W STONEHILL 8-0 W @ Southern CT 15-3 Captains: Adam McCusker, W #BRYANT 11-3 W @ A.I.C. 15-4 W ^STONEHILL 8-7 Patrick Shirley W #NEW HAVEN 9-1 W A.I.C. 21-12 L ^SOUTHERN CT 6-7 W vs. Ashland 13-6 L #NEW HAVEN 2-5 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-0 W ^BRYANT^ 10-9 L @ Florida Southern 4-8 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-2 W ^SOUTHERN CT 3-1 L@ Univ. of Tampa2-13 1999 (36-9) W @ Merrimack 16-7 W ^SOUTHERN CT 12-2 L @ St. Leo Univ. 5-18 Coach: Jim Stone W NEW HAVEN 24-10 W #SOUTHERN CT 6-2 L @ Eckerd College 5-9 Captains: Glen Magnan W NEW HAVEN 10-1 L #CONCORDIA 2-4 L @ St. Leo Univ. 6-16 Jim Peloquin W @ Bentley 12-6 W #New Haven 18-3 W vs. Minnesota-Duluth 11-6 W vs. Assumption 11-4 W ST. ROSE 5-4 W #CONCORDIA 6-2 W vs. East Stroudsburg 5-1 W @ St. Leo 21-7 W DOWLING 5-3 W #CONCORDIA 8-0 W vs. Framingham St. 2-1 L@ Tampa 3-15W ASSUMPTION 10-4 W +vs. Central Missouri 13-5 W @ Holy Cross 11-5 W vs. Fitchburg St. 16-3 W @Binghamton 9-0 L +vs. St Mary’s Univ. 1-12 L @ Saint Rose 2-9 L @ Eckerd 4-7 W @Binghamton 6-1 L +vs. Delta State 2-6 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 7-0 W vs. Cumberland 4-3 L BRANDEIS 5-6 W @ Bentley College 6-0 W vs. Army 4-3 W @Bryant 8-4 2002 (35-18) L @ Stonehill 1-2 W vs. Merrimack 9-3 W @ Assumption 21-10 Coach: Jim Stone W @ Southern NH 8-1 W @ St. Anselm 19-2 L FLORIDA SOUTHERN 8-9 Captains: David Williamson, W @ Southern NH 6-2 L @ Stonehill 6-12 W SAVANNAH A&D 4-2 Adam McCusker W SOUTHERN NH 8-4 W @ Bridgeport 14-3 W @ Southern Conn. 13-5 W @ Eckerd 7-5 W @ Assumption 5-1 W @ Bridgeport 5-1 L @ Southern Conn. 0-3 L @ Eckerd 5-6 W BENTLEY 5-3 L ADELPHI 11-12 W BRIDGEPORT 21-3 L@ Univ. of Tampa3-10W SOUTHERN CT 6-5 L ALBANY 14-15 W BRIDGEPORT 9-2 L @ St. Leo Univ. 7-8 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-2 L ALBANY 6-8 W MERRIMACK 5-1 L @ St. Leo Univ. 3-6 W @ Bryant 5-3 L @ Stony Brook 9-10 L BENTLEY 1-5 W vs. Keene St. College 10-1 W @ Bryant 5-4 L @ Stony Brook 8-2 L #ST. ROSE 3-7 W vs. Framingham St. 3-2 W SOUTHERN CT 6-2 W DARTMOUTH 13-3 L #CONCORDIA 5-7 L @ American Int’l 2-3 W @ Stonehill 4-2 W BENTLEY 13-7 W @ American Int’l 13-3 W AMERICAN INT’L 5-1 W SAVANNAH A&D 7-5 2001 (39-19) W SAINT ROSE 11-1 W AMERICAN INT’L 9-0 W SOUTHERN CONN. 5-2 Coach: Jim Stone L SAINT ROSE 2-6 W @ Saint Rose 9-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 10-8 Captains: Jon Cahill, Evan L BRYANT 0-4 L SAINT ANSELM 4-5 W DOWLING 5-4 Greene W DOWLING 6-4 L SAINT ANSELM 1-3 W at New Hamp. Coll. 11-6 L @ Rollins College 6-9 W ASSUMPTION 15-8 W @ Assumption 14-9 W at New Hamp. Coll. 5-4 L vs. US Military Acad. 6-7 W ASSUMPTION 15-4 W @ Bentley 8-2 W at New Haven 7-2 L @ Florida Southern 3-12 L @ Southern CT 3-4 W @ Saint Anselm 6-3 W at New Haven 6-2 W vs. Framingham St. 17-5 W @ Southern CT 4-3 W MERRIMACK 8-6 W ST. ROSE 11-9 W @ Eckerd College 8-1 W @ Franklin Pierce 16-3 L @Merrimack 3-6 W A.I.C. 10-5 L vs. Merrimack 4-5 L BRYANT 5-9 W MERRIMACK 7-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-2 L @ St. Leo Univ. 4-8 L @ Southern NH 4-7 W STONEHILL 2-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 9-3 W @ St. Anselm 19-1 W @ Southern NH 8-0 W ^SAINT ROSE 1-0 W SACRED HEART 18-0 W@ St. Anselm 8-3 L @ Merrimack 3-5 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 17-0 W SACRED HEART 11-5 L NEW HAVEN 7-9 W MERRIMACK 22-8 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 4-1 W BRANDEIS 7-6 L @ Southern CT 6-11 W MERRIMACK 21-1 L #NEW HAVEN 1-2 W @ Merrimack 9-0 L @ Southern CT 4-16 W @ Merrimack 10-3 W#DOWLING 7-3 W @ Assumption 17-5 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-2 W SOUTHERN NH 9-0 W #NEW HAVEN 8-3 W BRYANT 17-4 L BENTLEY 2-5 W SOUTHERN NH 9-3 L #FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-5 W BRYANT 10-0 L @ American Int’l 2-3 W BENTLEY 9-4 W BINGHAMTON 8-7 L @ American Int’l 4-5 L STONEHILL 2-14 2004 (22-21) W BINGHAMTON 9-0 W BENTLEY 9-8 L @ Stonehill 9-11 Coach: Ken Connerty W @ Bentley 6-2 W SAINT ROSE 13-2 L @ Stonehill 3-13 Captains: Todd Cole, Steve L #MERRIMACK 1-3 W SAINT ROSE 7-5 W STONEHILL 9-2 Palazzolo W #CONCORDIA 13-9 W @ Saint Anselm 9-4 W BENTLEY 8-1 L vs. Slippery Rock 7-13 W #MERRIMACK 12-2 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 6-1 W @Bentley 7-6 L vs. North Dakota 4-11 L #ADELPHI 8-9 W NEW HAMP. COLL. 8-3 W @ Saint Anselm 13-3 L vs. Caldwell 4-10 W BENTLEY 13-12 W @ Saint Anselm 12-4 L vs. Caldwwell 10-21 2000 (29-14) W STONEHILL 5-4 W SAINT ANSELM 11-4 L@ Eckerd 7-11 Coach: Jim Stone W STONEHILL 18-10 W @ Bentley 10-0 L@ Tampa 3-12 Captains: Dana D’Agostino, Jon W STONEHILL 14-4 L @ Franklin Pierce 4-5 W @ St. Leo 6-5 Cahill W FRANKLIN PIERCE 21-11 W NEW HAVEN 9-2 L @ St. Leo 1-7 L vs. Rensselaer 4-10 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 22-10 W SAINT ANSELM 9-7 L @ Bentley 0

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Year-by-Year Results W @ Bentley 4-1 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 8-1 2007 (33-20) L at Florida Tech 6-11 W BENTLEY 7-1 L at American Int’l 4-5 Coach: Ken Harring L at Barry 7-11 W SOUTHERN N.H. 2-0 L BRYANT 4-5 Captains: Kevin Graham, Ronnie L at Assumption 8-11 W MERRIMACK 9-1 W BRYANT 2-1 Nelson, Peter Nickerson, Patrick W at Bentley 7-4 L @ Merrimack 4-7 W at Bryant 4-0 Wilson W ASSUMPTION 5-1 W @ American Intern’l 16-0 W ^BRYANT 2-1 L vs. Adelphi 9-13 L BENTLEY 2-3 W AMERICAN INT’L 4-0 W ^SOUTHERN CONN. 1-0 L vs. Adelphi 18-20 W at Southern Conn. 4-2 W @ American Intern’l 16-3 L ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-4 W vs. Adelphi 9-8 W at Saint Anselm 9-5 W @ St. Rose 7-1 L ^STONEHILL 5-7 W vs. Adelphi 10-8 W SAINT ANSELM 5-2 W ST. ROSE 10-0 W #at Franklin Pierce 8-2 W vs. Dominican 4-2 L SOUTHERN CONN. 2-9 L ST. ROSE 4-6 L #vs. Southern Conn. 3-10 L vs. Dominican 2-3 W SOUTHERN N.H. 2-0 W SOUTHERN N.H. 7-1 L #at Franklin Pierce 11-16 W vs. Molloy 15-3 W SOUTHERN N.H. 3-1 W @ Southern N.H. 4-1 L vs. Molloy 10-11 W at Southern N.H. 13-0 L @ Bryant 0-4 2006 (37-14) L at Barry 2-11 L at Franklin Pierce 2-10 L BRYANT 0-2 Coach: Ken Harring L at Lynn University 2-5 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 0-10 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 1-4 Captains: Jim Shaughnessy, W vs. Adelphi 6-3 W at Merrimack 12-1 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-9 Bobby Theriault L at Nova Southeastern 4-13 W MERRIMACK 1-0 L @ Franklin Pierce 4-12 W vs. Post University 25-20 L at Nova Southeastern 7-13 W BLOOMFIELD 3-2 W @ Bryant 9-2 W vs. Post University 18-4 L at Nova Southeastern 0-2 W BLOOMFIELD 12-3 L SAINT ANSLEM 3-9 W vs. St. Thomas Aquinas 8-5 W vs. Bentley 8-3 W at Saint Rose 3-0 L @ St. Anselm 3-12 W vs. St. Thomas Aquinas 8-4 W vs. Bentley 9-1 W SAINT ROSE 2-1 L ST. ANSLEM 3-5 W at Saint Leo 8-7 W at Stonehill 5-2 W at Saint Anselm 5-3 W @ Assumption 12-9 L at Tampa 16-5 W MERRIMACK 5-1 L at American Int’l 8-9 W ASSUMPTION 5-4 L at Florida Southern 16-3 L STONEHILL 5-7 W AMERICAN INT’L 1-0 W @ Stonehill 5-1 W at Eckerd 11-6 W at Merrimack 1-0 W NEW HAVEN 1-0 L STONEHILL 0-2 W vs Caldwell 11-5 W at American Internat’l 10-0 L at Bryant 4-8 W @ Stonehill 12-3 W vs Caldwell 9-2 W at American Internat’l 3-0 L BRYANT 1-2 L SOUTHERN CONN. 2-3 W at Post University 6-2 W AMERICAN INT’L 7-4 Wat Pace 6-2 W SOUTHERN CONN. 10-9 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 4-2 W POST UNIV. 10-3 Lat Pace 3-5 L @ Southern CONN. 4-6 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 13-1 L at New Haven 10-16 WPACE 3-0 W @ Bryant 2-1 W at Bryant University 3-2 W SOUTHERN CONN. 9-1 W at Dominican 14-3 W ^vs. Franklin Pierce 4-1 W at Assumption 5-3 W SOUTHERN CONN. 4-1 W at Merrimack 3-1 W ^SOUTHERN CT 7-5 W at Assumption 10-4 L at Southern Conn. 0-2 L ASSUMPTION 0-4 W ^SOUTHERN CT 7-0 W ASSUMPTION 4-1 W SOUTHERN N.H. 7-5 W SAINT MICHAEL’S 8-3 W BENTLEY 3-1 W SOUTHERN N.H. 6-2 L at Stonehill 2-4 2005 (28-20) L at Bentley 7-3 W at Saint Rose 4-2 L STONEHILL 3-7 Coach: Ken Harring W SAINT ANSELM 9-1 W at Saint Rose 8-3 W STONEHILL 3-1 Captains: Brad Laurin, Nate W SAINT ANSELM 6-1 W ASSUMPTION 4-1 L^PACE 1-7 Liebenow, Miles Page W at Saint Anselm 7-4 W ASSUMPTION 13-2 W vs. Mansfield 4-2 W at Saint Anselm 9-3 LPACE 4-6KEY W vs. Molloy 8-3 L at Southern Conn. 8-2 Wat Pace 7-6 W vs. Caldwell 7-4 L SOUTHERN CONN. 8-1 Lat Pace 2-9E ECAC Tournament L vs. Caldwell 0-3 W at Southern N.H. 12-0 W SAINT ROSE 7-4 # NCAA Tournament Lat Tampa 2-16W at Southern N.H. 2-1 W at Saint Anselm 5-1 ^ Northeast-10 Tournament W vs. SW Minnesota 7-3 W SOUTHERN N.H. 5-1 W SAINT ANSELM 5-0 + Division II College World Series W vs. New Jersey Tech 12-0 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 5-2 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 1-4 L vs. Southern Conn. 4-8 L at Franklin Pierce 13-5 W FRANKLIN PIERCE 3-0 W vs. Minnesota-Duluth 14-11 W MERRIMACK 6-3 W Franklin Pierce 5-1 L at Bentley 1-4 W MERRIMACK 10-2 W MERCY 9-8 W at Bentley 8-2 W at Merrimack 5-0 W at Bentley 9-8 W BENTLEY 3-2 W SAINT ROSE 14-1 L BRYANT 1-3 W MERRIMACK 5-1 W at Saint Rose 6-2 W BRYANT 5-1 W STONEHILL 4-2 L AMERICAN INT’L 4-1 W at Bryant 5-0 L STONEHILL 2-5 W at American Int’l 2-0 W at Bryant 6-5 W AMERICAN INT’L 5-3 L BRYANT UNIVERSITY 3-0 L ^BRYANT 4-5 W NEW HAVEN 3-2 W Bryant University 6-1 L^PACE 0-4 L at Southern Conn. 1-3 L PACE UNIVERSITY 3-1 L #vs. Caldwell 4-9 W at Southern Conn. 8-5 L PACE UNIVERSITY 5-4 L #at Franklin Pierce 4-9 L SOUTHERN CONN. 0-1 L at Pace University 7-3 W SOUTHERN N.H. 4-2 L at Stonehill 5-0 2008 (26-24) W at Merrimack 10-5 W at Stonehill 3-2 Coach: Ken Harring W at Southern N.H. 10-2 W STONEHILL 3-1 Captains: Anthony Santos, Tim W SAINT ROSE 2-0 W ^BRYANT UNIVERSITY 1-0 Manton W SAINT ROSE 5-3 W ^FRANKLIN PIERCE 2-1 L at West Chester 2-3 L at Saint Rose 5-10 W ^SOUTHERN CONN. 6-5 L at West Chester 3-5 W ASSUMPTION 16-5 W # SOUTHERN CONN. 10-3 L at West Chester 2-3 L at Assumption 4-5 L # vs. Dominican 8-7 L at West Chester 1-6 W NEW HAVEN 12-10 L # at Franklin Pierce 10-6 L at C.W. Post 13-14 LPACE 1-7 L at C.W. Post 4-10 Lat Pace 0-6 L vs. Molloy 5-16 L ST. ANSELM 4-6 W vs. Molloy 8-6 W at St. Anselm 6-3 W at Dowling 8-4 W AMERICAN INT’L 12-1 W vs. Dowling 4-0 L at Franklin Pierce 3-4 L at Adelphi 8-13 L FRANKLIN PIERCE 4-5 L vs. Dowling 2-5

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A Clarke, Tom 1996-1999 Fullerton, Brendan 2006-2008 Ahearn, Kevin 1991-1992 Cleary, Paul 2006 Furey, Bill 2004-2005 Ahern, Kyle 2006-2007 Clohosey, Graeme 2006-pres Aliberti, Tony 1979-1980 Cole, Todd 2001-2004 G Allard, Paul 1997 Comeau, Steve 1976 Gallison, Jeff 1994-1996 Almeida, Matt 1988-1989 Comerford, Will 2008 Gearin, Sean 1990-1991 Alonardo, Mike 1995-1998 Connerty, Ken 1980-1983 Gedman, Paul 1986-1987 Ames, Paul 1984-1985 Conrad, Patrick 1983-1984 Georgette, Dan 2006-2007 Anderson, Derek 2007-2008 Conroy, Chris 1992-1994 Gervais, Steve 1983-1985 Angelico, Robert 1988 Conte, Eric 1994 Giardina, Mark 1988-1989 Anthony, Rick 1991-1992 Coppetta, Joel 1994-1995 Gill, Ryan 2004 Antonucci, Todd 1994-1997 Cote, Dan 1986 Glasheen, Ed 1975-1979 April, Chuck 1976 Crowley, Eric 1996-1997 Glasheen, Tom 1978-1981 Arnold, Derek 2003 Cruff, Mike 1992-1995 Gnieski 1978 Aziz, Rob 1989-1990, 1993 Cullinan, Chris 1995-1997 Goonan, Dan 1982 Currie, Paul 1982-1984 Gorman, Sean 1987-1988 B Cuzzupe, Lennie 1978 Graham, Derek 1991-1994 Babbitt, Joe 1980 Cyr, Eric 1988-1992 Graham, Kevin 2004-2007 Babbitt, Mark 1997-2000 Grams, Dan 1980-1983 Bakke, John 1987-1989 D Grams, Mark 1985-1988 Bakke, Mark 1991-1993 D’Agostino, Dana 1998-2000 Grams, Tim 1983 Barros, Dan 1988-1991 D’Amico, Vinnie 1989-1990 Gray, Richard 1983-1985 Barry, James 2006-2008 Darcey, Tim 1997 Green, Chris 1990 Barry, Mike 2005 Davenport, Ryan 2005 Greene, Evan 1998-2001 Bartelson, Todd 2009-pres Davis, Kyle 2008-pres Grygiel, Joe 1988-1990 Bartlett, Kevin 1976-1977 Davis, Tom 1995-1997 Guilmart, Bill 1983 Bartnick, Mark 1989-1990 DeCoste, Dave 1981-1984 Guilmette, Bryant 2009-pres Battaglia, Dave 1987-1991 Delaney, Brian 2003-2004 Beaulieu, Mike 1991 Delaney, Ken 1989-1992 H Bennett, Steve 1975-1976 Delfino, Dave 1986 Haley, Ted 2007-pres Bettencourt, Rick 1995 DeMaino, L.J. 2003 Halko, Jeff 1991 Bieksha, Steve 1986-1987 Demko, Luke 2006 Hamilton, Paul 1976-1979 Blackington, Allen 1995-1997 Dempsey, Tim 2006 Hanson, Brian 1990-1993 Boike, Brian 2002 Deschenes, Marc 1993-1995 Harne, David 1998-2001 Bolton, George 1979 Deuel, Bryan 2009-pres Harvey, Rick 1976 Botto, Steve 1994-1995, 1997-1998 Devlin, Pat 2009-pres Harwood, Jarrod 1995-1996 Boutin, David 1988-1990 DiCenso, Dave 1992-1995 Hathaway, Gary 1988 Boyle, Douglas 1983-1986 Dillon, Ted 2004-2005 Hayes, Matt 1990 Boyle, Matt 1992-1994 Donovan, Pat 2006-2007 Heald, Derek 1998 Bryant, Mike 1978-1980 Dooley, Ryan 2006 Healy, Tom 1986 Buckley, Bill 1994-1995 Dray, Walt 1978 Hebert, Dave 1991-1993 Buckley, Ryan 1990-1991 Driscoll, Brian 1983 Heidt, Robert 1983-1985 Burke, Sean 1979 Duggan, Jim 1982-1985 Hill, Greg 1976 Burnham, Connor 2009-pres Dupont, Aaron 1993 Hittinger, Doug 2002 Burnham, David 1984 Durand, Paul 1982-1985 Hogan, Mike 1979 Burns, Sean 2008-pres Durkin, Tipper 1975-1977 Busby, Jim 1979 Dwyer, Shaughn 1990 I Iorio, Matt 2006 C E Cahill, Jon 1998-2001 Easton, Aaron 2004 J Campbell, Mike 1978-1981 Eck, Brian 2001-2002 Jacobs, Matt 2009-pres Cappadonna, Robert 1984-1986 Edmondson, Jerod 2007 Jacobs, Tom 1976-1979 Carbonara, Richard 1985 Elliott, Ed 1978 Janes, William 1988-1990 Carpenter, Craig 2003-2004 Emery, Tom 1976 Jaskul, John 1977-1979 Carter, Lenny 1999-2001 Johanson, Mark 1987 Cerrie, Paul 1984 F Johnson, Joe 2003 Cerulle, Bob 1978 Feeley, Peter 1990-1991 Johnson, Scott 1987-1989, 1991 Cesere, Rick 1977-1978 Ferrera, David 1987-1988 Joseph, Richard 1985 Champagne, Mike 1978 Fiorino, Jack 1982-1983 Chaisson, Dan 2006-2007 Fitzgerald, Matt 1975-1978 K Chaisson, Mark 1979-1982 Foster, Randy 1979-1980 Kaiser, Ken 1980 Chen, Marco 2007-2008 Fourtzialas, Kris 1997-2000 Karam, Tony 1987-1988 Ciavola, Mike 1981 Fratto, Tom 1997-1999 Karangioze, Nick 1976 Clancy, Bob 1978-1981 Fretwell, David 2003 Kasle, John 1984-1987 Clark, Mike 1980 Fuhs, Chris 1976 Keene, Tim 2006-pres

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THE RECORD BOOKS All-Time Letterwinners (continued)

Kearney, Ryan 1995-1998 McElhinney, Rick 1986-1988 Pierce, Ned 1999 Keeney, Todd 1992-1994 McGrath, Rob 1994 Piper, Marty 1989-1991 Keohane, Joe 1977-1980 McHale, Jim 1977-1979 Pires, Ken 1991-1993 Kerrigan, Sean 1999-2002 McHale, John 1977-1980 Pope, Dan 2005 Kiluk, Dick 1985 McMahon, Terry 1987-1990 Powers, Chris 1984, 1986-1988 King, Don 1992-1994 McNeil, David 1996-1999 Provencher, Paul 1980 Kneeland, Cam 2009-pres Meehan, Jack 1981-1982 Purtell, Dan 1995-1998 Knowlton, Gary 1976 Mercer, James 1983-1984 Koehler, Greg 1997 Michaud, Jim 1978-1981 Q Kouloungis, Nick 1985 Migrants, George 2003, 2005 Qualter, Keith 1993-1995 Moise, Mark 1981-1985 L Mojica, Alex 1998-2000, 2002 R Lambert, Steve 2009-pres Moloney, Bill 1975-1978 Rabbitt, Joe 1980-1982 Landry, Jim 1993 Moore, Dave 1991-1994 Ramey, Dustin 2006-pres Lane, Joseph 1983-1986 Monico, Matt 2007-pres Regan, Michael 2000-2003 Lane, Mike 1991-1993 Morais, Paul 1998-1900 Reiser, Clint 1990-1991 Lane, Steve 1990-1992 Moran, Matt 1990-1993 Richards, Ray 2001-2002 Larson, Dan 2002-2004 Moreau, Mike 1975-1976 Ries, Rick 1975-1978 Larsson, Neal 1986-1989 Morris, John 1997-1999 Riley, Bill 1981-1983 Laurin, Brad 2002-2005 Morrissey, Pat 2009-pres Riley, Chris 1985-1988 LaVallee, Kevin 1980 Mottram, Allen 2000-2003 Riley, Frank 1981-1982 LaValley, Scott 2001-2003 Mouliason, Bobbie 2002 Ring, Michael 1980-1983 LaValliere, Mike 1979-1981 Moulton, Jim 1990-1992 Rodgers, Larry 1995-1996 Lawlor, Matt 2009-pres Murphy, Brian 1985 Romer, Bob 1982 Leary, J.T. 2009-pres Murphy, Chris 1988-1989 Rourke, Kevin 1992-1995 Leathersich, Jack 2009-pres Murray, Derek 1999 Rousseau, Paul 1979-1982 LeBlanc, Scott 1996 Murray, Joe 1987-1988 Rucinski, Peter 2008 LeLievre, Dave 1982-1984 Myers, David 2004 Rurak, Mark 1996-1998 Lennerton, Brett 1987-1988 Liebenow, Nate 2002-2005 N S Linstad, Nate 1998-2001 Nelson, Ron 2005-2007 Sakelakos, Mark 2005-2008 Livezey, Andy 1986-1989 Newell, Dan 1975-1977 Sanborn, Mark 2009-pres Loftus, Kevin 1992-1993 Newfell, Tim 1976-1977 Sanchez, Tavare 2000 Longval, Glenn 1987-1989 Newman, Rich 1992 Sancinito, Joe 1998-2001 LoRusso, Tony 1995 Nickerson, Peter 2004-2007 Santoro, Greg 1982 Luis, Joe 1986-1989 Northrop, John 2002 Santos, Anthony 2007-2008 Lyman, Chris 1993 Notargiacomo, Jared 2007-pres Santos, Brian 1986 Lynch, Billy 2003 Nugent, Mike 2001-2002 Schmid, Mike 1981 Nunes, Dallas 2009-pres Schmid, Tim 1981-1984 M Nunez, Alfredo 2003 Schofield, Brian 1996-1997 Machado, Kenneth 1984 Schoolcraft, John 1986 Madore, Ross 1984-1987 O Sennott, George 1982-1985 Magnan, Glen 1996-1999 O’Neal, Jon 1980-1982 Sexton, John 1998-2001 Malatesta, Tom 1999 Onorato, Peter 2007-pres Sharry, Gus 1975-1977 Maloney, Jeffrey 2008-pres Ouellette, Dave 2000-2003 Shaughnessy, Jim 2003-2006 Malzone, Joe 2003, 2005-2007 Shea, Kevin 1988-1989 Mandell, Jamie 1998-2001 P Sheridan, Leo 2008 Manton, Tim 2005-2008 Paddock, Steve 2006-2007 Shirley, Patrick 2000-2003 Marchand, Greg 1995-1996 Paganetti, John 1983-1984 Silvio, Steven 1987 Marenghi, Matt 1998-2000 Paganetti, Robert 1983-1986 Siponmaa, Ryan 1996 Marichal, Juan 1999 Page, Miles 2001-2002, 2004-pres Sloban, Mike 2009-pres Marshall, Scott 1992-1993 Palazzollo, Steve 2001-2004 Smith, Brian 1981 Martel, Bill 1996-1997 Pappas, Lennie 1989 Smolin, Eric 2004 Martell, Dennis 1991-1994 Parent, Danny 1987-1990 Snow, Kevin 1990 Martell, Doug 1986-1989 Patenaude, Dave 1979-1980 Soldi, Chriss 2009-pres Martin, Jason 1995 Patno, Sean 2004-2007 Sokolowski, Brian 1989 Martinez, Felix 2008-pres Pauling, Nick 2000 Spencer, John 1987-1988 Matte, Jeff 1996 Peach 1977 Stanovich, John 2000-2002 Matthews, Jason 1992-1993 Pelland, Jim 1997-2000 Stansky, Peter 1979-1982 Maturah, Sean 1988 Peloquin, Jim 1996-1999 Staszewski, Andrew 2009-pres McCabe, Jamie 1992-1994 Perigny, Don 1989 Stechenfinger, Sean 1990 McCann, Kevin 2003-2004 Perriello, Phil 2009-pres Steward, Bob 1975-1978 McCarthy, Ryan 2002 Pessotti, Dave 1998-1999 Stewart, Brian 1986 McCusker, Adam 2000-2003 Peterson, Eric 2002 Stoller, Ryan 2009-pres McCusker, John 1976 Petros, Matt 1998-2001 Stone, Matt 1997-2000

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THE RECORD BOOKS All-Time Letterwinners Coaches All-Time Records

Sullivan, Rich 1976-1977 Jim Stone (1976-2003) Sullivan, Ryan 1997-1998 *719-330-3 (.683)

T 1976 16-11 ECAC Tournament Talbot, Steve 1989-1992 1977 19-11 Tanguy, Brian 2006-2007 1978 21-12 Tata, Eric 1997-1998 1979 20-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Tebbetts, Sean 1993-1995 1980 20-9 ECAC Tournament Tebbetts, Seth 1996-1997 1981 26-7 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Terio, Brian 1991-1992 1982 19-7 Terista, Andrew 2005-2006 1983 21-10 Theriault, Bob 2003-2006 1984 23-8 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Theroux, Robb 1995 1985 26-10 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Thomas, Erik 2001-2004 1986 18-15-1 Tiner, Kevin 1978-1981 1987 27-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Toohey, Brian 1983-1986 1988 31-9 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Towne, Cliff 2002 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Trainor, Jeff 2000-2004 1989 24-13-1 Trainor, Shaun 2002 1990 27-16 ECAC Tournament Tupman, Matt 2001-2002 1991 30-12 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up New England Collegiate Conference Champion U 1992 24-14-1 ECAC Tournament Upton, Michael 2004 1993 22-12 ECAC Tournament 1994 22-17 ECAC Tournament V 1995 33-11 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up Valimont, Gary 1986 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Velantzas, Chris 1995 1996 27-12 ECAC Division II Tournament Champion Veo, Shamus 2002, 2004-05 1997 25-13 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up VonIderstine, Peter 2007 New England Collegiate Conference Co-Champion von Kriegenbergh, Taylor 2007-pres 1998 27-7 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up New England Collegiate Conference Champion W 1999 36-9 NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Runner-Up Wainwright, Eric 1996 New England Collegiate Conference Champion Wallace, Gary 1982 2000 29-14 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Wallace, Luke 2006-pres New England Collegiate Conference Champion Weston, Seth 2007 2001 39-19 NCAA Tournament College World Series White, Dan 2007-pres NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Champion White, Roger 1980-1982 Northeast-10 Regular Season/Tournament Champion Wholey, Dan 1980-1982 2002 35-18 NCAA Tournament College World Series Semifinal Wiggins, Mark 2008-pres NCAA Tournament Northeast Region Champion Willett, Erik 2004-2006 Northeast-10 Reg. Season (Pepin Div.)/Tournament Champion Williams, Ryan 2007 2003 32-12 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Final Williams, Ted 1976-1977 Northeast-10 Reg. Season (Pepin Div.)/Tournament Champion Williamson, David 2001-2002 Wilson, Patrick 2004-2007 Winship, Kevin 1994-1996 Ken Connerty (2004) Wnek, Michael 1985 22-21 (.512) Wohler, Jim 1990-1991 Wolstenholme, Peter 2008 2004 22-21 Northeast-10 Tournament Champion Woodman, Keith 1982-1985 Wright, Mike 1997 Wronski, Jim 1976-1978 Ken Harring (2005-present) Wysocki, Paul 2003 124-58 (.681)

Y 2005 28-20 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Yeomans, David 2005 2006 37-14 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Northeast-10 Tournament Champion Z 2007 33-20 NCAA Tournament Northeast Regional Zampese, Dave 1993 2008 26-24 Northeast-10 Tournament

Total 837-423-3 (.664)

*Jim Stone’s all-time coaching record is 801-393-7 spanning 37 seasons. He posted an 82- 63-4 record in nine seasons as the coach of Lowell Technological Institute.

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MEDIA INFORMATION Covering the River Hawks

The Sun The Telegraph Chaz Scoggins Contact: Dennis Whitton Contact: Alan Greenwood The Sun P.O. Box 1477 17 Executive Drive Lowell, MA 01853 Nashua, NH 03061 One of the most respected sports writers Phone: (800) 694-7100 Phone: (603) 594-6475 in New England, Charles “Chaz” Scoggins will Fax: (978) 970-4600 Fax: (603) 882-2681 cover the River Hawks for The Sun for his [email protected] [email protected] 35th year. A past president of the Baseball Writers The Connector Association of America, Scoggins is also one Contact: Joe Sullivan Contact: Alan Verly of the most respected baseball writers and P.O. Box 2378 UMass Lowell historians in New England. A 1970 graduate Boston, MA 02107 Fox Hall of Lowell State College, he is one of the finest official scorers in Major Phone (800) 232-2860 Lowell, MA 01854 League Baseball and has served as the official scorer at the 1986, Fax: (617) 929-2670 Phone: (978) 934-5009 2000 and ; the Championship Se- [email protected] [email protected] ries in 1988, 1990, 2003 and 2004; as well as the 1982, 1999 and 2000 All-Star Games. In June of 2000, he introduced the Baseball Hall of The Boston Herald WUML Radio (91.5 FM) Fame inductees – including Red Sox great – at the Baseball Contact: Hank Hryniewicz Contact: Perry Persoff Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY. P.O. Box 2096 UMass Lowell In addition, he is the cofounder and co-instructor of the Baseball Boston, MA 02106 One University Avenue Official Scoring Seminars (BOSS), providing official scoring clinics Phone (800) 234-5680 Lowell, MA 01854 several times a year. Fax: (617) 619-6430 Phone: (978) 934-4975 Scoggins has been The Sun’s Red Sox beat writer for 34 years [email protected] Fax: (978) 934-3031 and has also served as the color analyst for the Lowell Spinners [email protected] baseball broadcasts on WLLH and WCCM Radio with Bob Ellis. During The Eagle Tribune his years on the UML beat, he has covered three NCAA Division II Contact: Bill Burt WCAP Radio (900 AM) hockey championships; four Eastern College Athletic Conference titles; P.O. Box 100 Contact: Ryan Johnston the move to NCAA Division I and Hockey East; and has reported the Lawrence, MA 01842 243 Central Street exploits of 13 All-Americans and four Hobey Baker Award finalists. Phone: (800) 927-9200 Lowell, MA 01852 A native of Baltimore, Md., Scoggins was honored as the fifth Fax: (978) 687-6045 Phone: (978) 454-0404 recipient of the Hockey East Media Award in 1996, presented to the [email protected] Fax: (978) 458-9124 media personality who has demonstrated superior work in covering [email protected] NCAA Division I hockey and Hockey East. Scoggins lives in Lowell with his wife Vicki. WMUR-TV 9 Contact: Jamie Staton P.O. Box 9 Manchester, NH 03105 Phone: (603) 641-9007 Directions to UMass Lowell Fax: (603) 641-9005 [email protected]

From the North Merrimack Journal Traveling South on I-93, take Exit 46 for Route 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut). Follow either Route 110 (into Contact: Anthony Ziagos Lowell, then stay on VFW Parkway along the river. Do not cross the river) or Route 113 to campus. 1794 Bridge Street, 27B Once in Lowell on the 110/VFW Parkway, go to the fourth traffic light and turn right on University Dracut, MA 01826 Avenue. Proceed to the next light and turn right again (onto Route 113 East). Go past the first two Phone: (978) 441-2770 buildings on the right and Costello Gymnasium is located behind the larger parking lot. [email protected] Traveling South from New Hampshire on Route 3, take exit for Route 113 (Tyngsboro/Dunstable). Follow Route 113 East to Lowell until reaching campus.

From the South Traveling North on I-93, go past I-495 exit and take Exit 46 for Routes 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut) and follow directions above. Traveling North on Route 3, take exit for Route 4 (Chelmsford/Drum Hill). Enter rotary and take first exit (for Westford St.). Follow to fork (after car dealership) and bear left. Go through two traffic lights and across Rourke Bridge. Turn right at the end of bridge and follow Route 113 East to campus as above (Approx. two miles).

From the East Traveling south on I-495, take Exit 40 for I-93 North. Follow I-93 North to exit for Routes 110/113 (Methuen/Dracut) and follow directions above.

From the West Traveling West on I-495, take Exit 35N for Route 3 North and follow directions above.

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