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Game 34 | Longwood at Virginia | April 13 | 5 p.m. Davenport Field 2016 Schedule Longwood Lancers (Big South) F 19 at East Carolina L 11-1 F 20 at East Carolina L 9-6 (19-14, 7-5) F 21 at East Carolina L 5-3 Head Coach: Ryan Mau F 23 RICHMOND CANCELLED Mau’s Record: 41-46 (2nd year) F 26 WAGNER W 6-0 Same F 27 WAGNER W 6-3 -- At Longwood: F 28 WAGNER L 6-4 In the Polls: BA: N/A D1: N/A CB: N/A RPI: 127 NCBWA: N/A M 1 VCU W 10-9 Current Streak: L2 M 2 at VMI W 5-2 2015: 22-34, 9-15 M 4 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 4-3 M 5 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 6-3 Tue: Rained Out M 6 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 5-3 M 8 at Louisville L 10-1 M 9 at Morehead State L 9-8 F/10 M 12 HOFSTRA (DH) W 2-0, W 4-3 F/12 M 13 HOFSTRA W 6-5 M 15 at George Mason L 13-6 M 18 *COASTAL CAROLINA (DH) W 5-2, L 7-2 M 19 *COASTAL CAROLINA L 11-2 M 22 at VCU L 5-2 M 24 *RADFORD W 3-2 F/10 Wed: No. 25 Virginia Cavaliers (ACC) M 25 *RADFORD W 5-4 M 26 *RADFORD L 6-5 (20-14, 7-8) M 29 NORFOLK STATE W 11-9 Head Coach: Brian O’Connor M 30 VMI W 10-9 F/11 A 2 *at Charleston Southern W 4-1 O’Connor’s Record: 578-215-1 (13th year) A 3 *at Charleston Southern W 6-2 -- At Virginia: Same A 4 *at Charleston Southern W 13-4 In the Polls: BA: N/A D1: N/A CB: N/A RPI: 51 NCBWA: 25 A 5 N.C. CENTRAL L 7-4 Current Streak: L2 A 8 *at High Point W 4-3 2015: 44-24, 15-15 A 9 *at High Point L 7-2 A 10 *at High Point L 2-1 LANCER LEADOFF A 13 at Virginia 5 pm • Originally scheduled for a single game • Longwood remains in third place in A 15 SAVANNAH STATE 6 PM Tuesday, Longwood and Virginia meet conference, the best standing through A 16 SAVANNAH STATE 4 PM Wednesday. The game is the second of four conference series since joining the A 17 SAVANNAH STATE 12 PM A 19 at N.C. Central 6 pm three against ACC teams. Longwood lost Big South prior to the 2013 season. A 22 *CAMPBELL 7 PM at No. 4 Louisville, 10-1. • Alex Lewis, Steven Farkas, and Travis A 23 *CAMPBELL 4 PM • The Lancers enter the game 6-3 Burnette each sit in the top 10 in several A 24 *CAMPBELL 2 PM against in-state teams and play the 10th categories. Lewis is having a career year A 26 at Norfolk State 5 pm of 11 games against teams from Virginia at the plate while Burnette has improved A 29 *at Presbyterian 3 pm A 30 *at Presbyterian 2 pm Wednesday. his numbers significantly since becoming M 1 *at Presbyterian 1 pm • The Lancers enter the week after the Friday night starter. Farkas is having a M 6 *UNC ASHEVILLE 6 PM dropping two of three at High Point. strong freshman season for Longwood. M 7 *UNC ASHEVILLE 4 PM M 8 *UNC ASHEVILLE 2 PM THE PROJECTED ALIGNMENT M 10 at Duke 12 pm M 13 *at Winthrop 7 pm Pos. Name Cl. B-T AVG. HR RBI Notes M 14 *at Winthrop 3 pm C Carlos Garrido Fr. L-R .220 0 13 Hitless in series at High Point M 15 *at Winthrop 2 pm 1B Connar Bastaich Sr. R-R .303 2 18 Career-high 4 RBI at Charleston Southern Mon. M 19 at Appalachian State 6 pm 2B C.J. Roth Sr. L-R .283 1 15 9-20 with with 4 RBI and 5 R last week M 20 at Appalachian State 6 pm 3B Brandon Harvell Jr. R-R .230 0 14 Has picked up a H in 6 of last 7 people M 20 at Appalachian State 1 pm SS Michael Osinski So. R-R .244 0 13 Second on the team with 10 doubles M 24-28 Big South Tournament TBD RF Drew Kitson Jr. R-R .204 3 15 Was 1-3 with a 2-run HR at High Point Saturday Home games in BOLD CAPS CF Colton Konvicka Sr. R-R .247 1 7 Has not played since March 24 against Radford *Big South Game LF Sammy Miller So. R-R .211 0 7 Leads Longwood with 23 BB, 26 R, and 12 steals DH Alex Lewis Jr. R-R .366 4 31 Top 10 in conf. in avg, RBI, slg (.561), and TB (69) THE LAST TIME OUT Longwood entered the weekend at High Point third place in the Big South at 6-3, trailing only High Point and Coastal Carolina in the standings. After taking game one Friday, the Lancers dropped the next two games at High Point. Longwood has dropped three of four @LongwoodBase LongwoodLancers since winning five games in a row, the second five-game winning streak of 2016. 2016 Longwood Baseball LONGWOODLONGWOOD LANCERSLANCERS 20152016 BASEBALLBASEBALL SIZING UP THE SERIES University Name Longwood University City/Zip Farmville, VA 23909 Founded 1839 Enrollment (Undergraduate) 4,507 Meeting Number 15 Nickname Lancers All-Time Record Vs. Virginia ................................2-12 Colors Navy Blue (PMS 282) & White Last Meeting ................................... 14-6 L (4/21/15) Fight Song Hail to Longwood U! Affiliation NCAA Division I Stats Conference Big South .246 Batting Avg. .302 President W. Taylor Reveley IV .255 Opponent Batting Avg. .250 Alma Mater Princeton Director of Athletics Troy Austin 4.91 Runs Per Game 6.65 Alma Mater Duke 8.12 Hits Per Game 10.74 Athletics Phone (434) 395-2057 3.55 Walks Per Game 3.29 Tickets Phone (434) 395-2138 4.41 Earned Run Avg. 4.19 Website www.LongwoodLancers.com Twitter @LongwoodLancers 4.23 Opponent ERA 5.13 6.45 Strikeouts Per Game 7.91 Program History 8.21 Opponent Strikeouts Per Game 5.06 Seasons of Baseball 37 First Season 1978 4.76 Walks Issued Per Game 3.85 All-Time Record 1016-625-4 (.617) SCOUTING No. 25 VIRGINIA Division I Eligible 2008-Present • The Virginia Cavaliers had to rally late in the season in 2015 to make the ACC Division I Record (Seasons) 215-316-1 (9) Tournament, but after finishing 15-15 in conference play, UVA rode momentum all the NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances 6 way to Omaha, Neb., for the school’s fourth College World Series in the last decade and Division II World Series 1982, 1991 the Cavaliers won their first ever championship in a rematch of the 2014 final against Vanderbilt. Team Information • Longwood led 1-0 in first inning of the lone meeting with UVA in 2015 before the 2015 Overall Record 22-34 Cavaliers took off for a five-run bottom of the first en route to a 14-6 UVA victory. Connar Big South Record/Finish 9-15/10th Bastaich and Alex Lewis each picked up two-hit games for Longwood and Bastaich Home Record 9-10 Away Record 10-18 paced the Lancers with two runs scored. Lewis had a pair of doubles in the loss. Neutral Record 3-6 • UVA enters the game after dropping two of three at Boston College, the finale Sunday Starters Returning/Lost 7/3 a 13-inning 5-4 loss. Pitchers Returning/Lost 9/5 • The Cavaliers lead the ACC in hits (365) and are third in runs scored (226), but are Letterwinners R/L 18/8 fourth in the Coastal Division with a 7-8 conference record due in part to a pitching staff Newcomers 12 that sits 10th in the conference with a 4.19 ERA. • Eddie Clement is having a great year at the plate and leads the ACC with 53 hits. The Athletics Communications .358-hitting sophomore leads UVA in batting average. Baseball Contact Darius Thigpen • Adam Hasely leads the ACC in runs scored, crossing the plate 41 times. The Office (434) 395-2345 sophomore leads the team with 13 doubles sports a .350 batting average and has four Cell (813) 299-7578 home runs. Email [email protected] • Junior catcher Matt Thaiss leads UVA with with five home runs and is second with a Asst. VP/Athletics Comm. Chris Cook .353 batting average. Sophomore Pavin Smith is the other .300 hitter in the lineup with Office (434) 395-2718 a .312 batting average and leads the team with 36 RBI. Smith also has four home runs on Cell (434) 808-5127 the season. Email [email protected] • Projected UVA starter Daniel Lynch enters the day with a 1-3 record and a 5.34 ERA. Asst. Director of Comm. Todd Lindenmuth The left-hander has struck out 32 batters in 32.0 innings and has walked just 13 batters. Office (434) 395-2716 Email [email protected] Mailing Address 201 High Street Farmville, VA 23909-1899 Office Fax (434) 395-2568 Press Box Phone (434) 395-2710 20162015 Longwood Baseball LONGWOODLONGWOOD LANCERSLANCERS 20152016 BASEBALLBASEBALL #RALLYCAPS (16-for-43) with a runner in scoring Longwood Record When • Longwood trailed by five runs to VMI position. With a man on third with less Overall 19-14 in Wednesday’s win, but rallied twice, than two outs Lewis has picked up Conference 7-5 Home 14-5 including for four runs in the bottom eight RBI in 14 opportunities.
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