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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY

Athletic Department Administration Kevin Salisbury, Director of Athletics 401-333-7324, [email protected] Steve Rooney, Assistant Director of Athletics 401-825-2204, [email protected] Bev Wiley, Compliance Officer 401-825-2102, [email protected]

Athletic Department Support Staff Daniel Boulanger, Athletic Trainer 401-825-2104, [email protected] Vincent A. Cullen, Director of Athletics Emeritus 401-825-2200, [email protected] Patrick Fogarty, Athletic Trainer 401-825-2104, [email protected] Robert Gallucci, Assistant Sports Information Coordinator 401- 825-1130, [email protected] Bill Giusti, Equipment Manager 401-825-2234, [email protected] Dan LaCorbiniere, Sports Information Coordinator 401-825-1132, [email protected] The 2020 softball is led by eight returning sophomores, including four Amanda Matuszek, Athletic Trainer captains, all of whom helped last year’s team win 11 games as freshmen. 401-825-2104, [email protected] Madalyn Ide, Trainer 401-825-2104, [email protected] Cheryl Smith, Staff Assistant to the Director 401-825-2114, [email protected] THE COLLEGE About CCRI and athletic facilities ...... 2 Head Coaching Staff Athletics’ Mission Statement ...... 2 Kevin Rix, Baseball 1 401-825-2107, [email protected] Academics and student-athlete support ...... 3 Rick Harris, Men’s Basketball Overview and history of athletic department ...... 4 401-825-2120, [email protected] Doug Haynes, Women’s Basketball BASEBALL 401-825-1131, [email protected] Season outlook ...... 5 Gregg Cornell, Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track Season schedule ...... 6 401-333-7322, [email protected] Gabe Toro, Men’s Soccer Team roster, Team photo ...... 7 401-333-7363, [email protected] Coaches ...... 8 Jim McGirr, Women’s Soccer 2019 Season summary ...... 9 401-333-7391 [email protected] 2019 season in review ...... 9 Kim Warrington, Softball 401-825-1244, [email protected] All-time year-by-year records ...... 10 Pat Chin, Volleyball Postseason record, All-Americans and all-time records ...... 10 401-333-7318, [email protected] All-time individual career and season records ...... 10–13 Anne-Marie Balboni, Club Volleyball, Club Beach Volleyball 401-333-7316, [email protected] SOFTBALL Aaron Colaiacomo, Club eSports Season outlook ...... 15 [email protected] Bob Bouchard, Club Swimming Season schedule ...... 16 [email protected] Team roster, Team photo ...... 17 Coaches ...... 18 2019 Season summary ...... 19 2019 season in review ...... 19 CONTRIBUTORS All-time year-by-year records, Postseason record ...... 20 Editorial Content: Dan LaCorbiniere, Robert Gallucci, All-time individual and team records ...... 20–21 and Michael Parente All-Americans and all-time records ...... 21 Action Photos: Dan Aurelio and Robert Gallucci Head Shots/Team Shots: David Fischbach Advertisers ...... 23-25 www.ccri.edu/athl ABOUT CCRI/FACILITIES ABOUT CCRI CCRI ATHLETIC FACILITIES

The Community College of Rhode Island AT A GLANCE Knight Campus opened its doors in 1964 with 325 students Year founded: 1964 400 East Ave., Warwick in a temporary space on Promenade Street Locations: Warwick, Lincoln, The CCRI Knight in Providence as Rhode Island Junior College. Providence, Newport and Campus is home to Today, with four campuses throughout the Westerly the Vincent A. Cullen state, CCRI enrolls an average of more than Enrollment: 14,758 Field House with four 14,000 credit students each semester, making it Nickname: Knights basketball courts, four tennis courts, three the largest comprehensive community college Color: Green volleyball courts and a in New England. Forty percent of its students Affiliations: National Junior fully-equipped weight identify themselves as part of a minority group, College Athletic Association room. The men’s and many of whom are the first in their families to (NJCAA) Region XXI women’s basketball attend college. teams play their home Accredited by the New England Association games on the center of Schools and Colleges, CCRI offers more than 100 degree and certificate pro- wood court. Athletic De- grams in the arts, business, computer studies, engineering, health sciences, human partment administration, services, liberal arts and science departments taught by faculty who are experts in coaches and staff have offices at this location. their field. Each year, Rhode Islanders fill more than 40,000 seats in our profes- The CCRI baseball team plays its home games sional development, skill enhancement, job retraining and noncredit personal at Harold “Whitey” Fell Field, named in honor of enrichment courses offered by CCRI’s Center for Workforce and Community the college’s former head baseball coach. The Knight Campus has two additional out- Education. door fields for team practice and recreational use. CCRI students are active participants in campus life and in the community. The college offers a varsity athletic program with sports and a diverse selection of Flanagan Campus student clubs and organizations, including student government. Annually, students, 1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln faculty and staff volunteer for a variety of Rhode Island nonprofit organizations, The CCRI Flanagan making life better for those less fortunate. Campus has a field 2 Since its inception, CCRI has graduated more than 68,000 students, with 95 house with four percent of them living and working in Rhode Island. The college is the No. 1 basketball courts, four provider of nurses and other health care workers in the state. Annually, more tennis courts, four than 1,000 CCRI students transfer to Rhode Island College and the University of volleyball courts, a six- Rhode Island to continue their education. lane swimming pool, an CCRI’s tuition is the most affordable in Rhode Island. A full-time student pays indoor track, a modern about half, or less, of tuition and fees charged at any other college in the state. dance studio and a According to a recent survey given to exiting students, when graduates were fully-equipped weight asked, “Would you recommend CCRI to a friend or family member?” nearly 99 room. The women’s percent said yes. By preparing students for continued education or to enter the volleyball team plays its home matches in the state’s work force, the Community College of Rhode Island provides its students Flanagan Campus Field House. Athletic Depart- with the opportunity to change their lives and achieve their dreams. ment administration, coaches and staff have offices at this location. The Flanagan Campus has several outdoor fields for team practice and competition as well as recreational use. The cross country team and the men’s and women’s soccer teams host their home MISSION OF THE CCRI meets and matches at this site. ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT The Community College of Rhode Additional sites Island Department of Athletics, Physical Some CCRI teams play their home games at near- Education and Recreation, an integral by off-campus locations. The softball team plays part of the curriculum, is dedicated to its home games at Winslow Park Field in War- each physical education student and wick and the golf team competes and practices at student-athlete. CCRI provides a high Cranston Country Club. The coed tennis team quality, nationally acclaimed and accredit- and the indoor and outdoor track teams travel to ed program that promotes academic and their opponent’s site or a neutral site for matches. athletic excellence. The college excels in sportsmanship, team play and competitive For hours of operation of campus athletic spirit while providing a strong academic facilities and more information, go to foundation and support program. www.ccri.edu/athl/facilities.html. ACADEMICS CCRI’S STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC WHERE ARE THEY NOW? SUPPORT PROGRAM (SAASP) The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program at the Community College of Rhode Island provides a support system for academic success in college. This mandatory program prepares student-athletes for transfer to four-year institutions where they can continue their education and athletic careers. During the first semester of their freshman year, student-athletes are required to complete academic placement tests in reading, writing and mathematics and enroll in a one-credit CCRI student success course. The program requires student-athletes to attend two, one-hour study sessions each week during the semester, including the off-season, at the college’s academic success centers. JC Santos Kat Raposo The Department of Athletics compliance officer schedules session times for each received an athlet- transferred to student-athlete and monitors their progress every five weeks during the semester. ic scholarship to Division-III Albertus The program also provides daily academic advising, counseling and tutorials as well Division-II Virginia Magnus in New Haven, as transfer counseling. State University in CT, where she will Petersburg, VA, to play play soccer, basketball Prospective student-athletes are encouraged to visit staff, coaches and advisors basketball. and lacrosse. at CCRI’s Warwick and Lincoln campuses to learn more about the program and the college’s varsity teams. Call the Department of Athletics at 401-825-2114 for an appointment.

STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS IN 2018–19

Eight CCRI student-athletes and one alumnus (pictured below) were honored for their academic achievements in the 2018-19 academic year at the 2019 Schol- ar-Athlete Awards Reception hosted by Speaker Nicholas A. Mattiello and the 3 Rhode Island House of Representatives at the Rhode Island State House in May. These awards are given annually to exceptional student-athletes who are leaders on and off the field and have demonstrated success in academics and athletics. Maddie McDonald Nick D’Ambra Among the honorees were softball and soccer standout Samantha Muller, who transferred to Divi- transferred to Divi- also earned CCRI’s Distinguished Female Athlete Award, and basketball star David sion-III Rhode Island sion-III Rhode Island College in Providence, College in Providence, Cabeceiras, who earned the college’s Charlie Wilkes Scholarship Award. RI, to play softball. RI, to play baseball. A number of student-athletes will be transferring to four-year institutions like Rhode Island College, University of Rhode Island, Tusculum University, Bryant Uni- versity, Virginia State University, Elms College, Albertus Magnus College, Southern Connecticut State University and Keene State University.

Zack Odsen Sam Muller received an athletic transferred to scholarship to Divi- Division-II Southern sion-II Tusculum Uni- Connecticut State versity in Greeneville, University in New TN, to play baseball. Haven, CT, to play softball. Front Row (L-R): Dante Turano, Samantha Muller, President Meghan Hughes, Jacob Frost, Justin Brown. Back Row (L-R): Kyle Murphy, Dave Cabeceiras, Joseph Barter, Nicholas D’Ambra and Distinguished Alumnus Marvin Owens. ATHLETICS AT CCRI

AN OVERVIEW OF CCRI ATHLETICS PAST AND PRESENT The Community College of Rhode Island is home to one of the Ocean State’s finest and most successful intercollegiate athletic programs. Since its inception in 1965, the CCRI program has long been considered a front-runner in New England community college and junior college athletic circles. The basketball, baseball, tennis, volleyball, cross country, golf and soccer teams have all been nationally ranked. The 2002 women’s soccer team captured the school’s first national championship, while a number of other squads, includ- Vin Cullen Harold “Whitey” Fell ing men’s basketball and women’s soccer, were national runners-up. With nearly Athletic Director Baseball coach 5,500 victories, 222 All-Americans, 127 Region XXI championships and 828 All- Men’s basketball coach 1965–1982 Region selections, CCRI leads the way among all New England community 1965–2002 colleges. Great coaching has been the key to CCRI’s success. From the athletic department’s humble beginnings in 1965, the school has always featured legend- ary coaches. From Hall of Fame athletic director and men’s basketball coach Vin Cullen to baseball coaches Ken Hopkins, Whitey Fell and Art Pontarelli, tennis coach Ray Carr and volleyball coach Gail Davis, the tradition of great coaches and top-flight teaching has extended through the years and continues through the present day. The college holds membership in the National Junior College Athletic Asso- ciation and is an associate member of the National Collegiate Athletic Associa- tion. Ken McDonald ’90 Rheal Cormier ’88 CCRI fields intercollegiate men’s teams in baseball, basketball, soccer, cross Played at Providence; Pitched in the major leagues for 16 seasons country, indoor and outdoor track and golf and intercollegiate women’s teams current assistant coach at Tulsa in volleyball, basketball, cross country, indoor and outdoor track, soccer and- 4 softball. In addition to our intercollegiate sports CCRI offers four sports at the club level: men’s volleyball, swimming, women’s beach volleyball and eSports. The Community College of Rhode Island has proven to be a steppingstone for many student athletes who have moved on to complete their academic and athletic careers at four-year colleges and universities throughout the nation.

Jasmine Jennings ’06 Marvin Owens ’06 Competed for URI in Played for Rollie Mas- track and field simino at Northwood

2018–19 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

Second Team 3.80 – 3.99 GPA: Third Team 3.60 – 3.79 GPA: – Dylan Durante – Adreishka Luciano Johnston, RI Providence, RI – Grace Lapierre – Alex Martinez Burrillville, RI Cranston, RI – Nicholas D’Ambra – Caysie Gautreau Burrillville, RI Coventry, RI – Christopher Casalino Bristol, RI 2020 SEASON OUTLOOK

Coming off one of their best seasons in years and loaded with a dence, RI) and Brodie Carey (North Attleboro, MA) will be strong group of returning players, the CCRI baseball team is hope- counted on to boost the top of the batting order. Griffin will play ful it can duplicate its recent success in 2020. shortstop while the versatile Carey will play all infield positions at Last year, the Knights won the Region XXI and District F ti- different times. tles and advanced to the NJCAA Division III College World Series, Rounding out the position players are transfer Jesus Ortega where they finished fifth. Head coach Kevin Rix is optimistic this (Providence, RI), who can play any position and will compete for a year’s team can compete at the same level thanks to a number of starting role, and hard-hitting outfielder and third basemanRufino outstanding returning players in addition to an incoming group of Concepcion (Santo Domingo, DR). Transfer Marion Oferman talented freshmen. (Central Falls, RI) will compete for the starting job at first base Captains and 2019 First Team All-Americans Anthony and James Coleman (Pawtucket, RI), who this past fall changed Ramos (Cranston, RI) and Ben Sears (Riverside, RI) are the from a left-handed thrower to a right-hander, will occupy the DH leaders of this year’s returning class. spot as he gets more comfortable using the opposite hand in the A team leader on and off the field, Ramos stood out de- outfield. fensively last year as a Rawlings Gold Glove winner, while Sears With Sears as the team ace on the pitching staff, anchored the pitching staff and will again be counted on to serve freshmen Tyler Parks (Warwick, RI), Bellemy as the team ace. Next year, Sears will take his talents to Division I Gutierrez (Providence, RI), Logan Sherratt Houston. (Swansea, MA) and Edward Pena (Provi- The Knights will also rely heavily on fellow captain and Raw- dence, RI) will compete for starting roles. lings Gold Glove winner Alex Martinez (Cranston, RI), the Returning in 2020 are outstanding team’s starting catcher and a First Team All-Region selection a year set-up men and closers Riley Beard ago. Martinez anchors a deep catching staff, which will also receive (North Kingston, RI) and Pete contributions from sophomore James Pedersen (Westerly, RI) Cohen (Attleboro, MA), and Weston Bruce (Stonington, CT). both who contributed to the Sophomore and Second Team All-Region selection Dave Knights’ World Series run last Meech, the fourth captain on the 2020 team, will split time season. between right field and the pitcher’s mound and will be relied John DeRouin will upon to provide some pop in the middle of the batting order. be the work horse out Also expected to contribute heavily at the plate is left fielderLuis of the bullpen for CCRI Nunez (Providence, RI), a transfer student in his first year at in 2020 while talented 5 the college. relievers Kyle Haberle Slick-fielding sophomores CJ Casilino (Bristol, RI) and (North Smithfield, RI), Adrian Duran (Providence, RI) will compete for starting time Manny Ortiz (Providence, RI) in the infield and outstanding freshmen Chase Griffin (Provi- and Matt Vivieros (North Scituate, RI) round out what is expected to be a strong relief corps. DID YOU KNOW? Ben Sears

Former Major League The Knights have qualified for the Former head coach Ken Hopkins, Baseball pitcher Rheal Cormier NJCAA Division II World Series who retired in 2017, is the ‘88 is the only CCRI alumnus with four times: 1988, 1992, 1996 and school’s all-time wins leader with his number retired. Cormier wore 2012. 411 victories in 16 seasons. No. 20, which was officially retired in 2012. 2020 SCHEDULE

2/29 Sat JOHNSON & WHALES UNIV# Noon 3/5 Thu St. Cloud Tech 9 am St. Cloud Tech 11 am 3/6 Fri Delta 9:15 am Delta 11:45 am 3/8 Sun Mott 3:30 pm 3/9 Mon SUNY Adirondack 9 am 3/10 Tue Vermilion 9 am 3/19 Thu Mitchel College 3:30 pm 3/22 Sun SOUTHERN MAINE 11 am SOUTHERN MAINE 1 pm 3/24 Tue UCONN AVERY POINT* 3:30 pm 3/26 Thu EASTERN CONNECTICUT# 3:30 pm 3/29 Sun Southern Maine 11 am Southern Maine 1 pm 4/2 Thu Bunker Hill* 3:30 pm 4/4 Sat BUNKER HILL* Noon BUNKER HILL* 2 pm 4/7 Tue UConn Avery Point* 3:30 pm 4/8 Wed EASTERN CONNECTICUT# 4 pm Sophomore David Meech earned All-Region honors in 4/9 Thu QUINSIGAMOND* 3:30 pm 2019, batting .349 and driving in 22 runs as a fresman. 4/11 Sat Quinsigamond* Noon Quinsigamond* 2 pm 4/16 Thu HOLYOKE* 3:30 pm 6 4/18 Sat Holyoke* Noon Holyoke* 2 pm 4/19 Sun MONROE COLLEGE Noon MONROE COLLEGE 3 pm 4/20 Mon MITCHELL COLLEGE 3:30 pm 4/23 Thu Northern Essex* 3:30 pm 4/25 Sat NORTHERN ESSEX* Noon NORTHERN ESSEX* 3 pm 4/29 Wed EASTERN CONNECTICUT# 4 pm 4/30 Thu Massasoit* 3:30 pm 5/2 Sat MASSASOIT* Noon MASSASOIT* 2:30 pm 5/3 Sun Eastern Connecticut# 10 am Eastern Connecticut# Noon

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Catcher Alex Martinez batted .400 last year as a freshman and drove in 25 runs, which ranked sixth on the team. 2020 BASEBALL TEAM First Row L-R: John DeRouin, Adrian Duran, Alex Martinez, Ben Sears, Assisatnt Coach Joe Hopkins, Head Coach Kevin Rix, Assistant Coach Ken Hopkins, Anthony Ramos, David Meech & James Pederson. Second Row L-R: James Coleman, Matthew Viveiros, Jesus Ortega, Logan Sherratt, Edwar Pena, Lewis Nunez, Brodie Carey, Riley Beard, Dariel Ramos & Assistant Coach Jared Baptista. Third Row L-R: Marion Oferman, Chase Griffin, Bellamy Guttierrez, Kyle Haberle, CJ Casalino, John DeRouin, Manuel Ortiz, Weston Bruce, Peter Cohen & Ruffino Concepcion.

TEAM ROSTER CO-CAPTAINS NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CLASS B T POS. HOMETOWN 7 1 Ramos, Anthony SO R R OF Cranston, RI/Cranston HS East 2 Nunez, Lewis FR R R OF Providence, RI/Jorge Alvarez HS 3 DeRouin, John SO L L OF/DH Cranston, RI/ Cranston HS West Anthony Ramos 4 Martinez, Alejandro SO R R C/1B/DH Cranston, RI/ Cranston HS East 5 Ortega Pizarro, Jesus FR S R INF Providence, RI/PCTA 8 Oferman, Marion FR L L 1B Central Falls, RI/ CFHS 10 Bruce, Weston FR R R C/DH North Stonington, CT/ Ledyard HS 11 Duran, Adrian SO R R INF Providence, RI/Central HS 12 Griffin, Chase FR L R INF Providence, RI/Moses Brown 14 Beard, Riley SO R R P North Kingstown, RI/ North Kingstown, HS 15 Sears, Ben SO R R P East Providence, RI/East Providence, HS Alex Martinez 16 Concepcion, Ruffino FR R R OF/DH Santo Domingo DR/Nathaneal 17 Gutierrez, Bellamy FR L R P Pawtucket, RI/Tolman HS 18 Parks, Tyler FR R R P Warwick, RI/Pilgrim High School 19 Carey, Brodie FR R R INF North Attleboro, MA/NAHS 21 Pederson, James SO R R C/DH/1B Westerly, RI/ Westerly HS 22 Casalino, Christopher SO R R INF Bristol, RI/ Mount Hope HS 23 Coleman, James FR R R OF/DH Pawtucket, RI/Tolman HS 24 Meech, David SO L L 1B/OF/P Douglas, MA/Oxford HS Ben Sears 25 Maria Pena, Edwar FR R R P Providence, RI/ E Cubed Academy 26 Sherratt, Logan FR R R P Swansea, MA/Case 28 Cohen, Peter SO R R P North Attleboro, MA/North Attleboro HS 29 Haberle, Kyle FR R R P Smithfield, RI/SHS 34 Viveiros, Matthew FR R R P North Scituate, RI/ Ponaganset 40 Ortiz Calderone FR R R P Pawtucket, RI/Shea HS

David Meech COACHING STAFF

Kevin Rix Joe Hopkins ’81 Head Coach Assistant Coach

Kevin Rix returns in 2020 for his third season Joe Hopkins played for the Knights as head coach of the CCRI baseball team. from 1979 through 1981 and is now Rix made his head-coaching debut in 2018 back for his fourth season as an following seven seasons as an assistant and assistant coach. As a catcher during associate head coach. He earned his collegiate his playing days at CCRI, Hopkins coaching stripes under the guidance of CCRI earned First and Second Team baseball’s all-time wins leader, Ken Hopkins. All-Region Honors. Rix assisted Hopkins in 175 of his record 411 Hopkins also has a wealth of collegiate victories during Hopkins’ final seven coaching experience in both basket- seasons. ball and baseball. From 2012 to 2016, As an associate coach, he worked primarily Hopkins coached in the George with the Knights’ pitchers and assisted in Donnelly Sunset League in Newport and also served as the other areas. Now as head coach, Rix has broadened his scope of duties to basketball coach for both Western Hills Middle School and the include offensive and defensive areas while still maintaining focus on his Cranston High School West freshman boys’ team. Hopkins was specialty, which is assisting the pitching staff. a patrolman for the Cranston Police Department from 1997 to Rix previously served as head coach of the Warwick-based team 2009 before his promotion to detective, a position he still holds in Rhode Island’s Connie Mack Baseball League and as assistant coach of today. Before joining the Cranston Police Department, he owned the Warwick-based team in the Rhode Island Amateur League. In 2000, JMH Painting Company from 1987 to 1997. he was the assistant coach of the Pilgrim High School freshmen baseball Hopkins is a graduate of Roger Williams University with a team. He also served as an assistant coach for Warwick Veterans High bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He also holds associate School prior to his tenure at CCRI. degrees in criminal justice and liberal arts from CCRI and is a Rix lives in Warwick, RI. He has a son, Kevin, and a daughter, member of the Johnston High School Athletics Hall of Fame. Amanda. Hopkins is a resident of Cranston, RI.

8 Raymond Tessaglia Ken Hopkins Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Ray Tessaglia returns to CCRI with nearly two Hopkins is the winningest coach in decades of experience at the amateur and CCRI baseball history, where he com- Division I level under his belt. piled a 411-202-2 record – the best Twenty years ago, he reunited with former win percentage in program history. head coach Ken Hopkins, with whom he assist- He returns to the program for his ed at Rhode Island College for many years with first year as an assistant under Rix, his the women’s basketball and baseball programs. former assistant. Tessaglia is also the former head coach of the Hopkins has had a number of baseball team and former associate head coach successes as head coach. Most of the women’s basketball team at RIC. His recently, he led the 2012 Knights to overall knowledge of the game and teaching the NJCAA Division II World Series skills, coupled with his familiarity working with in Enid, OK. The team finished the Rix, benefit the CCRI baseball program. season with a 33-13 record. As a result, he was named NJCAA Tessaglia lives in Providence, RI, with his wife, Janice, and daughter, and ABCA District Coach of the Year. Sydney. Hopkins was inducted to the Rhode Island Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame as the 2013 recipient of the Jared Baptista Ben Mondor Award for his contributions to the Rhode Island Assistant Coach baseball community. In 2015, he received an Amby Smith Lifetime Achievement Award from Words Unlimited. In 2017 he was Baptista has been with the Knights’ baseball enshrined in the Class of 2017 Rhode Athletic Administrators program for the past several seasons as team Association Hall of Fame for his work as an Athletic Director in manager. Cranston. This year, he has been elevated to the posi- In 2005, Hopkins led the squad to a 27-7 record and a No. tion of assistant coach. Baptista will assist the 10 NJCAA national ranking. The team was NJCAA New England staff by keeping the scorebook during games Division II Champions in 2001 and 2002 and Hopkins was voted and inputting statistics into the NJCAA site in Coach of the Year in both seasons. addition to game reporting. He will also assist Hopkins graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Rhode the coaching staff with practice preparation Island College and holds a master’s degree in education from the and organization of onfield drills. University of New England. Hopkins resides in Cranston, RI. Baptista is a native of Narragansett, RI, where he currently resides. 2019 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 CCRI MEN’S BASEBALL STATISTICS 2019 CCRI BASEBALL Player GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB AVG RESULTS (27-12) Zach Odsen 38 122 26 37 5 1 1 33 19 5 .303 Anthony Ramos 38 125 63 52 15 4 2 27 20 31 .416 Ray Aponte 35 96 25 33 11 - 3 30 24 4 .344 3/10 Mesabi Range W,14-2 Nick D’Ambra 35 118 50 47 12 6 3 32 26 21 .398 St. Cloud Tech L,4-15 Kyle McCann 35 102 21 30 9 - 2 27 10 1 .294 David Meech 33 83 30 29 9 1 1 22 17 11 .349 3/11 Mott L,4-5 Joe Barter 32 99 21 30 6 - 4 24 9 - .303 Mott L,3-8 Alex Martinez 32 95 23 38 9 - 2 25 15 1 .400 3/12 SUNY Adirondack L,7-12 Jake Frost 29 80 26 27 5 - - 15 20 9 .338 Justin Brown 23 56 17 16 5 2 2 17 12 6 .286 SUNY Adirondack W,15-5 Asa Nyblom 22 55 5 10 1 - - 11 8 1 .182 3/14 Minnesota West W,14-1 Ben Sears 15 10 1 0 - - - 1 1 - .000 Minnesota West L,4-10 CJ Casalino 13 21 4 2 - - - 1 4 - .095 Stew Kay 13 21 7 5 2 - - 7 8 2 .238 3/15 Seminole State L,4-17 James Pederson 12 30 5 6 1 - - 4 5 1 .200 3/16 Waubonsee L,4-7 Adrian Duran 10 16 3 3 1 - - 3 4 - .188 3/21 UCONN AVERY POINT* W,2-1 Kenrick Telemaco 6 1 0 0 - - - 0 - - .000 Marshall Quinley 5 7 1 1 - - - 0 - - .143 3/24 QUINSIGAMOND* L,7-10 Paul Sorel 5 3 1 1 - - - 1 - - .333 QUINSIGAMOND* W,7-4 Totals 39 1140 329 367 91 14 20 280 202 93 .322 3/26 NORTHERN ESSEX* W,22-9 Opponent 39 931 179 253 41 6 16 159 105 48 .272 3/28 SALVE REGINA W,13-7 PITCHING 3/30 Massasoit* W,15-4 Player APP IP W L SV H R ER BB K ERA Massasoit* W,14-4 Riley Beard 11 15.0 0 2 2 21 21 17 7 11 6.60 Pete Cohen 11 29.2 1 1 2 23 16 12 11 15 4.55 4/6 HOLYOKE* W,9-3 Ben Sears 11 67.2 8 2 0 45 27 22 10 99 13.17 HOLYOKE* W,10-1 Zach D’Andrea 10 45.1 7 0 0 32 23 23 18 56 11.12 4/7 Eastern Connecticut# W,1-0 CJ Woods 8 47.1 6 1 0 59 31 24 11 32 6.08 John Derouin 7 6.1 0 1 0 10 11 6 7 5 7.11 Eastern Connecticut# L,11-12 Joe Barter 5 19.1 3 0 0 19 8 8 6 15 6.98 4/13 Northern Essex* W,1-0 Kenrick Telemaco 5 3.0 0 0 0 2 5 5 3 6 18.00 Northern Essex* W,4-2 Kyle McCann 4 6.1 1 1 0 13 12 12 2 9 12.79 9 David Meech 4 6.2 0 0 0 11 10 9 6 10 13.50 4/14 MONROE COLLEGE W,2-1 Asa Nyblom 4 9.0 0 0 0 7 5 1 3 2 2.00 MONROE COLLEGE L,3-8 Zach Odsen 2 8.0 1 1 0 8 7 0 7 7 7.88 4/16 MASSASOIT* W,10-0 Darriel Ramos 2 2.1 0 0 0 2 1 - 3 3 11.57 Brett Traficante 2 7.0 0 2 0 10 9 6 4 9 11.57 4/18 Quinsigamond* W,15-2 Justin Brown 1 1.1 0 0 0 1 2 2 1 1 6.75 4/25 BUNKER HILL* W,16-2 Totals 39 274.1 27 11 4 263 188 147 99 280 9.19 4/27 CCBC Catonsville W,16-3 Opponent 39 223.2 11 20 0 297 283 208 174 236 9.50 Potomac State W,8-2 5/6 Bunker Hill* W,13-0 SEASON SUMMARY 5/9 MASSASOIT* W,11-2 The Knights reached new heights in 2019, finishing 27-12 overall and earning a trip to the 5/11 Northern Essex*^ W,15-4 NJCAA Division III College World Series for the first time since 2012. Their 27-12 finish included a 16-1 record in Region XXI play and an incredible hot streak in 5/13 Northern Essex*^ W,9-7 which they won 22 of 24 games from mid-March through May. 5/17 Suffolk County^ W,9-3 Leading the charge offensively last year was leadoff hitter and freshman Anthony Ramos 5/18 Suffolk County^ W,7-1 (Cranston, RI), who batted .416, good enough for 50th in the nation, and held an impressive 5/25 Rowan Gloucester^ L,1-6 .549 on-base percentage, which ranked 14th among NJCAA D-III qualifying batters. Alongside 5/26 Herkimer^ W,6-5 Ramos was freshman Alex Martinez (Cranston, RI), who batted .400 with a .500 on-base percentage. Martinez also drove in 25 runs and scored 23 times in 32 games. 5/27 Brookhaven^ L,9-17 Sophomore co-captain Nick D’Ambra (Coventry, RI) had a fantastic second year as part of the Knights’ resurgence with a .398 batting average, ranking him 11th in Region XXXI, and 32 Home Games in CAPS. RBIs, which was second on the team. The pitching staff was terrific in 2019, highlighted by freshmanBen Sears (East Provi- Overall record: 27-12 dence, RI), who won eight of his 11 appearances – 13th in the nation and No. 1 in the region. Sears pitched a team-high 67 2/3 innings with 99 strikeouts, which ranked sixth in the country, Region XXI: 16-1 and averaged a whopping 13.17 strikeouts per nine innings.Ramos and Sears also received NJ- CAA Second and Third Team All-American Honors, respectively. Sophomore Zack D’Andrea (Warwick, RI), made 10 appearances for CCRI and CJ Woods (East Providence, RI) made eight appearances with six victories and pitched 47 1/3 innings, second most on the team behind Sears. The Knights got off to a slow start in 2019, finishing their Florida trip with a 3-7 record, but got hot in March. They won 11 in a row toward the end of the season and earned a spot in the College World Series with a win over Suffolk County in the District F championship game. The Knights were heavily represented among the Region XXI awards with Martinez, D’Ambra, Ramos, Woods, Sears, Joey Barter (Coventry, RI), Zack Odsen (Providence, RI), Jacob Frost (Cranston, RI), Ray Aponte (East Providence, RI) and David Meech (Douglas, MA) earning All-Region honors. Head coach Kevin Rix was named Region XXI Coach of the Year in only his second year with the Knights.

ALL-TIME RECORDS

ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD POSTSEASON W L T 1987 Region XXI Champions Hitting 1966 7 5 0 1988 Region XXI Champions Games 43 2009 1967 9 6 0 1988 District Champions At Bats 1420 1992 1968 10 5 0 1988 College World Series Runs 423 1999 1969 12 2 0 1991 Region XXI Champions Hits 470 1992 1970 13 3 0 1992 Region XXI Champions RBIs 352 1999 1971 8 4 0 1992 District Champions Doubles 102 2011 1972 9 4 0 1992 College World Series Triples 40 1992 1973 12 3 0 1993 Region XXI Champions Home Runs, Season 64 2001 1974 11 7 0 1994 Region XXI Champions Home Runs, Game 10 5/15/93 1975 10 8 0 1996 Region XXI Champions Bat Avg. .378 1986 1976 13 7 0 1996 District Champions Walks (Most) 190 1988 1977 14 10 0 1996 College World Series (Least) 75 2003 1978 17 5 0 2001 Region XXI Champions Strikeouts (Most) 245 2002 1979 14 6 0 2002 Region XXI Champions (Least) 105 1986 1980 18 6 0 2009 Region XXI Champions Stolen Bases 98 1988 1981 20 8 1 2012 Region XXI Champions Sacrifices 40 1988 1982 14 3 0 2012 District Champions Hit by Pitch 60 2009 1983 20 7 0 2012 College World Series Put Outs 1024 1992 1984 19 6 0 2019 College World Series Assists 397 1991 1985 27 8 0 Errors (Most) 97 1990 1986 21 10 1 ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS (Least) 53 2002 1987 25 9 0 Scott Perry 1982 Fielding Pct. (Highest) .957 1983 1988 36 5 0 NJCAA First Team 1989 22 10 0 John Mello 1987 10 NJCAA Second Team Pitching 1990 28 10 0 Rheal Cormier 1987 Innings Pitched 341.1 1992 1991 31 8 0 NJCAA First Team Strikeouts (High) 396 1988 192 32 9 0 Rheal Cormier 1988 NJCAA First Team (Low) 184 1986 1993 21 12 0 Derek Grudinskas 1990 Walks (High) 201 1992 1994 27 7 0 NJCAA Honorable Mention (Low) 100 2004 1995 23 10 0 Derek Grudinskas 1990 ABCA First Team Shutouts 14 1988 1996 35 7 0 Kelly Chandler 1993 Hit by Pitch 24 1992 1997 32 8 0 NJCAA First Team Wild Pitches 47 1998 1998 24 12 0 Joel Padin 1994 NJCAA First Team Complete Games 19 1988 1999 33 9 0 Allen Levrault 1996 Saves 9 2001 1900 26 11 0 NJCAA First Team ERA (Highest) 5.46 2000 2001 33 6 0 Allen Levrault 1996 ABCA First Team ERA (Lowest) 1.88 1988 2002 29 13 0 Pat Schultz 1997 Most Wins 36 1988 2003 18 10 0 NJCAA Third Team Most Losses 17 2004 2004 16 17 0 Jerson Perez 1997 NJCAA Second Team 2005 27 7 0 Jerson Perez 1997 2006 23 11 0 ABCA First Team 2007 17 14 0 Tom Koutrouba 1997 2008 22 14 0 NJCAA Second Team HEAD COACHES Alex Fernandez 1997 2009 32 11 0 NJCAA First Team 2010 24 14 0 Joe Apotheker 1900 Kevin Rix (2018-present) 47-33 .588 2011 30 11 0 NJCAA Second Team Ken Hopkins (2001-2017) 411-201-1 .670 Jason Henderson 2001 2012 33 13 0 NJCAA Second Team Jay Grenier (1993-2000) 221-76 .744 2013 028 13 0 Tony Bennett 2002 Art Pont arelli (1985-1992) 222-69-1 .762 2014 22 10 0 NJCAA Third Team Whitey Fell (1966-1984) 250-105-1 .704 Marc Dorsi 2012 2015 17 14 0 NJCAA First Team

2016 16 13 0 Dylan Brooks 2017

2017 24 10 0 NJCAA Third Team Anthony Ramos 2019 2018 20 21 0 NJCAA Second Team 2019 27 12 0 Ben Sears 2019 NJCAA Third Team 1,151 484 2 ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME CAREER BATTING RECORDS Games Played Thornton 86 Grant-West 23 ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON PLAYER # McKeever 85 Razzino 23 Gavitt 83 Dorsi 85 Branson 18 BATTING AVERAGE Horn 81 Williams 83 D. Cormier 17 (.400 or higher) Dunnett 78 Mello 82 Thornton 17 Apotheker 76 Odell 82 Mello 16 PLAYER AVERAGE YEAR Walczak 76 Haynes 81 Tanous 16 (50 AB’s or more) Cantone 74 Cole 81 DeCosta 16 Giansanti .500 1985 Ayotte 74 Dunphy 80 S. DeCosta 74 Berry 79 Savickas .469 2007 Walks Cipoletti 73 D. Cormier 77 PLAYER # Grudinskas .467 1997 Williams 72 DeCosta 76 Ferraz 50 Thornton .464 2005 McKeever 71 Quinn 76 Apotheker 49 Borden 70 Cipoletti 48 Serafin .458 2003 Kennedy 68 Doubles Tager 46 Perry .455 1981 Fitta 68 PLAYER # Mancini 41 Tager .453 2008 Tanous 67 Schultz 34 Fitta 40 Nassi 67 Gavitt 30 Kirinsky 39 Serafin .448 2003 Vinci 66 Cantone 29 Branson 37 Maio .446 1984 Mooney 65 Dunnett 22 DeCosta 35 Beech 65 Quinn 22 Gavitt 33 Walczak .442 2001 Kirinsky 65 Mancini 21 Grudinskas 32 Apotheker .436 2000 Sodre 65 Gaccione 21 Mooney 30 Mello .434 1986 Jackson 65 Borden 20 Garcia 30 D. Cormier 64 Horn 20 Dorsi .431 2012 Beech 18 Cipoletti 18 Strike Outs Schultz .430 1996 At Bats PLAYER # Abraham .430 2008 PLAYER # Walczak 18 Cabral 18 Mancini 70 Dunnett 308 Walczak 55 Muldoon .429 2002 Cantone 278 Williams 18 Dorsi 18 Fitta 52 Tarantino .428 2009 Mancini 263 DeCosta 41 Apotheker 262 Tager 17 Serafin .426 2003 Dunphy 17 Narcavage 37 McKeever 256 Cipoletti 37 Perez .425 1996 Gavitt 256 Grudinskas 17 Apotheker 17 Boyajian 37 Dunphy .424 1986 DeCosta 253 Bugyi 34 Horn 251 Nassi 17 Diehl 31 Walczak .423 2000 Williams 249 Jim Hopkins .422 1970 Schultz 242 Triples Hit By Pitch Rotondo .421 2015 Dorsi 241 PLAYER # Beech 230 PLAYER # 11 D. Hopkins .419 2015 Mello 11 Apotheker 18 Munsey 230 Dunnett 10 Mello .418 1985 Harwood 228 Ayotte 16 Abraham .417 2008 Muldoon 228 Reyes 15 Perez 228 Home Runs Muldoon 13 Francis .414 1981 Odell 228 PLAYER # Horn 9 Gavitt .414 2011 Cipoletti 227 Walczak 31 Barry 9 Apotheker 19 Padin .413 1994 Fernandez 15 Sacrifices Beech .411 1998 Runs Cipoletti 13 PLAYER # PLAYER # Mello 13 Diehl 58 Boyajian .411 2015 Apotheker 97 Diehl 11 Walczak 89 Ayotte 56 Forzani .410 1985 Fitta 11 Fitta 52 Muldoon 84 Grudinskas 11 Grudinskas .410 1989 Dunnett 82 DeCosta 41 Cantone 10 Narcavage 37 Ramirez .410 2001 Beech 79 Zambrano 9 Bush .408 1979 Borges 75 Cipoletti 37 Cantone 72 Bugyi 34 J. Cole .407 1991 McKeever 71 Runs Batted In Diehl 31 Dunnett .406 1991 Perez 70 PLAYER # Woodward 27 Schultz 106 Grudinskas 26 Padin .405 1994 Haynes 68 Gaccione 67 Walczak 105 Ayotte 26 Mike Silva .405 2000 Walczak 65 Apotheker 88 Fitta 65 Horn 86 Batting Average Apice .405 2015 Walzak 77 Hall .402 1985 Lemieux 65 PLAYER # Fitta 65 Mancini 76 Grudinskas .444 Berry .401 1993 Mello 64 Grudinskas 74 Giansanti .434 Pantazis .400 1997 Nassi 64 Cantone 74 Mello .427 Dorsi 64 Gavitt 74 Savickas .422 S. Cole .400 1984 Cabral 69 Walczak .415 Cipoletti 63 Dunphy .412 Sousa .400 1981 Hits Mello 62 PLAYER # Schultz .417 Borden 62 Maio .407 Walczak 117 Williams 60 Dunnett 114 Tager .396 Misc. Records Dunnett 58 Apice .396 Cantone 102 Fitta 57 Strike Outs, Game 19 John Donavan 4/4//71 Schultz 101 Perez .394 Apotheker 100 Thornton .391 Grand Slams, Season 3 Chris Hopkins, 1980 Gavitt 99 Stolen Bases Quinn .389 Walczak 93 PLAYER # Gavitt .387 No Hitters Max Marcotte, 2018 Grudinskas 91 Muldoon 58 Muldoon .386 Joe Rossi, 1976 Horn 91 Newsome 50 Apotheker .382 Perez 90 Beech 38 Barry .380 Jason Henderson, 2001 M. Jackson 89 Reyes 38 Beech .378 Marek Deska, 2005 Muldoon 88 Fitta 29 Cantone .377 Mello 87 Haynes 29 Dunnett .374 Beech 87 Williams 27 J. Yankee .374 ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON BATTING RECORDS Games Played Cantone 56 2002 Crosby 12 1996 Lygren 26 1999 PLAYER # YR Dunnett 55 1991 Mancini 11 1999 Fitta 25 1988 Ayotte 44 1988 Perez 54 1996 Ramirez 11 2001 Gaccione 24 1997 Henault 43 1988 Muldoon 54 2002 Diehl 11 1987 Paliotte 23 1985 Borden 43 2009 Zambrano 53 2002 Caba 10 2001 Grudinskas 23 1990 Jackson 42 1999 Schultz 52 1996 Forzani 10 1985 Lyons 23 1987 Zambrano 41 2002 Perry 51 1981 Crosby 10 1995 Mancini 41 1999 Thornton 51 2005 Apotheker 10 2000 Strike Outs Apotheker 41 1999 D. Cormier 51 1988 Apotheker 9 1999 PLAYER # YR McDonald 41 2009 Gavitt 51 2012 Mello 9 1985 Mancini 40 1999 Tarantino 41 2009 Ramirez 50 2001 Grudinskas 9 1990 Fitta 34 1988 Fernandez 50 1997 M Jackson 9 1999 Mitchell 34 2005 At Bats Borden 50 2009 Fitta 9 1988 Joseph 33 2008 PLAYER # YR Dorsi 50 2012 Perry 9 1981 Diehl 31 1987 Dunnett 166 1992 Mello 49 1986 Maio 9 1985 Walczak 28 2000 Gracia 28 2013 Cole 160 1992 Henault 49 1988 J. Cole 8 1995 Schultz 8 1996 Walczak 27 2001 M. Jackson 159 1999 Beaulieu 49 1990 LaCompte 8 1973 Ladig 27 2004 Cantone 146 2002 Mancini 49 1999 S. Cole 8 1984 Mancini 26 1991 McKeever 145 1992 Ferraz 49 1999 Dawber 26 2001 Tarantino 145 2009 Quinn 49 2010 Runs Batted In Henault 25 1988 Mancini 144 1992 Williams 49 2011 PLAYER # YR Munsey 25 2001 Dunnett 142 1991 Tager 48 2008 Schultz 74 1996 Newsome 25 2004 D. Cormier 140 1988 Forzani 48 1985 Jackson 64 1999 Gavitt 140 2012 Furtado 48 1999 Schultz 56 1996 Hit By Pitch Ayotte 138 1988 Gavitt 48 2011 Apotheker 55 2000 PLAYER # YR Walczak 138 2001 Hall 47 1989 Walczak 55 2000 Apotheker 15 1999 Grant-West 137 1991 McKeever 47 1997 Beech 52 1998 Ayotte 14 1988 Higgins 137 2002 Hall 47 1985 Mancini 51 1999 McDonald 14 2009 Kennedy 136 1988 Schultz 47 1995 Walczak 50 2001 Reyes 12 2011 Horn 47 2011 Perry 49 1981 Wagner 11 2009 Runs Nutting 46 1996 Forzani 48 1985 Muldoon 9 2002 PLAYER # YR Grant-West 46 1991 Cantone 47 2002 Nassi 8 2010 Mancini 50 1999 Cantone 46 2001 Fernandez 47 1997 Grant-West 7 1991 12 Ferraz 50 1999 Nutting 46 1996 Tarantino 47 2009 Pantazis 7 1997 Jackson 49 1999 Abraham 46 2008 Horn 47 2011 Quinn 7 2010 Ramirez 49 2001 Grudinskas 46 1990 Saley 7 2014 Muldoon 49 2001 Doubles Diehl 45 1987 Apotheker 49 1999 PLAYER # YR Cole 45 1992 Sacrifices Walczak 48 2000 Schultz 21 1996 Borden 44 2009 PLAYER # YR Apotheker 48 2000 Jackson 19 1999 Henault 41 1988 Ortega 11 2011 Schultz 46 1997 Apotheker 19 1999 Girouard 10 2005 Grant-West 45 1991 Allen 18 2004 Stolen Bases Diehl 8 1997 Dunnett 45 1992 Gavitt 17 2012 PLAYER # YR Ayotte 6 1988 Tarantino 45 2009 D. Cormier 16 1988 Muldoon 33 2002 Cantone 6 2002 M. Jackson 44 1998 Cantone 16 1988 Newsome 33 2004 Jenkins 6 2005 Beech 44 1998 Mancini 16 1992 Reyes 32 2010 Kirinsky 6 1988 Perez 29 1996 Henault 6 1988 Reyes 42 2011 Maio 16 1985 Gugliemo 27 1985 Horn 6 2012 Walczak 41 2001 Margie 16 1997 Beech 27 1998 Dunnett 5 1991 Ayotte 41 1988 Tager 14 2008 Muldoon 25 2001 D. Cormier 5 1988 Lygren 41 1999 D. Hopkins 14 2010 Grant-West 23 1991 Fitta 5 1986 Furtado 40 1999 Gracia 14 2012 Razzino 23 2012 Won Lee 5 2005 Henault 40 1988 Zambrano 13 2002 Haynes 20 1989 Kelly 5 2004 D. Cormier 39 1988 Mello 13 1986 Furtado 19 1999 Tarantino 5 2009 Fitta 39 1988 Cipoletti 13 1991 Lizotte 19 1981 Borges 39 1999 Gavitt 13 2011 Nassi 18 2010 Errors Tager 39 2008 Fitta 17 1988 PLAYER # YR Mello 38 1986 Triples Ranaudo 16 2006 Jenkins 32 1994 Maio 38 1985 PLAYER # YR Williams 16 2011 Mooney 31 1991 Woodward 38 1989 Dunnett 10 1991 Henault 14 1988 Mandra 25 1999 Narcavage 38 1991 Mello 9 1986 Ferraz 14 1999 Dunnett 24 1992 Tanous 38 1989 Mancini 5 1991 Tarantino 14 2009 Beaulieu 24 1990 Williams 38 2011 Canning 5 1983 Forzani 18 1985 Grant-West 5 1991 Walks Mooney 19 1990 Hits Thornton 5 2005 PLAYER # YR Dunnett 18 1991 PLAYER # YR Williams 5 2011 Ferraz 37 1999 Borges 18 1998 M. Jackson 63 1999 Apotheker 31 1999 Jackson 17 1999 Tarantino 62 2009 Home Runs Margie 30 1997 Perry 16 1981 Walczak 61 2001 PLAYER # YR Nassi 30 2010 Marichal 16 1997 Cole 59 1992 Walczak 17 2000 Tager 29 2008 Yankee 15 1996 Dunnett 59 1992 Fernandez 15 1997 Borden 29 2009 Apotheker 58 2000 Walczak 14 2001 Joseph 28 2008 Grudinskas 57 1990 Cipoletti 13 1991 Cipoletti 26 1991 Swinson 12 Newman 26 1991 ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON PITCHING RECORDS Games Pitched McNulty 67.1 2005 Henderson 67 2001 Crudale 0.95 1972 PLAYER # YR Smith 67 1991 Botelho 67 2002 Francis* 0.98 1982 Shuckerow 18 2006 Dimon 64.1 2009 Dimon 66 2009 Sodre 1.03 2002 Thadeio 17 2009 Henderson 63.2 2001 Whitehead 65 1979 Weinberg 1.09 1997 R. Cormier 16 1988 Blake 63.1 1991 Gleason 65 2012 Birkett 1.11 1988 McNulty 15 2004 Eckman 63 1999 Birkett 64 1987 R. Cormier 1.13 1987 M. Natale 15 1988 Levrault 62 1996 Gleason 64 2013 R. Cormier 1.13 1988 Mann 15 2010 Krasnowiecki 61.2 2009 Levrault 62 1996 Tanous 1.17 1988 Perry 15 2012 Sternberg 61.2 2008 Generazo 59 1989 Generazo 1.18 1989 Graham 14 1991 Keough 61.1 1985 Swann 59 2008 Smith 1.21 1991 Cabral 14 2011 Generazo 61 1989 Rataic 59 2009 Ricci 1.27 Graham 57 1990 Gleason 1.31 2012 Complete Games Wins Koutrouba 55 1997 Furney 1.32 2011 PLAYER # YR PLAYER # YR McNulty 55 2004 Gallagher 1.47 1983 Birkett 7 1988 R. Cormier 12 1988 Farias 55 2011 Serafin 1.48 2003 McNulty 7 2005 Henderson 11 2001 Koutrouba 1.49 1997 Dimon 7 2010 Goryl 10 1970 Walks Montesano 1.51 1994 Levrault 6 1996 Graham 10 1991 PLAYER # YR West 1.53 2013 Graham 5 1991 Birkett 9 1988 Lachance 44 1986 Pingatore 1.61 2013 Smith 5 1991 Giansanti 9 1986 Turcotte 42 1987 Colapietro 1.71 1983 R. Cormier 5 1987 Crudale 8 1972 O’Connell 41 1986 Anderton 1.71 1981 R. Cormier 5 1988 Generazo 8 1989 Cabana 39 1985 Hertzler 1.77 2006 Keough 5 1985 Smith 8 1991 Biirkett 37 1987 Nichols 1.78 1977 Furney 5 2011 Blake 8 1991 Blake 36 1991 Chandler 1.95 1993 Levrault 8 1996 Mazza 35 2006 Day 1.99 2007 Starts Krasnowiecki 8 2009 Generazo 34 1989 Libuda 2.08 2012 PLAYER # YR Gleason 8 2012 R. Cormier 34 1988 Dimon 2.09 2009 R. Cormier 15 1988 Birkett 33 1988 Laferriere 2.14 2013 Graham 13 1991 Strike Outs McNulty 33 2005 Peralta 2.21 2011 Birkett 12 1988 PLAYER # YR Slade 33 1985 Minor 2.22 2005 Blake 11 1991 R. Cormier 147 1988 Farias 33 2011 Pouliot 2.23 1980 Smith 10 1991 Birkett 104 1988 Odell 2.25 2014 Generazo 10 1989 Krasnowiecki 89 2009 Earned Run Average Mann 2.29 2010 Blake 10 1990 Deska 85 2005 PLAYER # YR Warren 2.30 1980 Graham 80 1991 (min. 20 innings pitched) M.Natale 2.31 1989 Innings Pitched R. Cormier 79 1987 K. Hopkins 0.29 1975 13 PLAYER # YR Eckman 72 1999 Levrault 0.30 1996 Saves R. Cormier 96 1988 Furney 72 2011 Foss 0.62 2005 PLAYER # YR Graham 85 1991 Gorman 70 1999 Ricci 0.71 1984 J. LaRiviere 5 1980 Birkett 81 1988 Foss 69 2004 Vaughn 0.80 2007 Thadeio 5 2009 Botelho 72.1 2002 McNulty 67 2005 Tillman 0.87 2013 Dawber 5 2001 R. Cormier 72 1987 Sheehan 67 1987 Rossi 0.91 1976 Mann 5 2010 ALL-TIME CAREER PITCHING RECORDS Games Pitched Starts Generazo 15 Walks PLAYER # PLAYER # Blake 15 PLAYER # McNulty 27 Dimon 18 Henderson 15 Turcotte 70 R. Cormier 26 R. Cormier 15 Birkett 14 Birkett 70 M. Natale 26 Graham 13 Koutrouba 12 R. Cormier 66 Graham 24 Birkett 12 Gleason 12 Slade 60 Mahar 24 Blake 11 Ward 11 Blake 59 Blake 23 Smith 10 Dimon 11 Generazo 53 Dimon 23 Botelho 10 Shannon 22 McNulty 10 Saves Innings Pitched Goryl 10 Mann 22 PLAYER # PLAYER # Birkett 21 R. Cormier 168 J. Cole 7 Henderson 21 Graham 140 Strikeouts Burns 21 Birkett 136.2 PLAYER # Earned Run Average Yelland 21 McNulty 119.1 R. Cormier 226 PLAYER # Sternberg 21 Dimon 118.1 Birkett 168 (min. 40 innings pitched) Slade 20 Henderson 118 Graham 137 R. Cormier 1.13 Gladding 20 Blake 113.1 Gleason 129 Gleason 1.31 Generazo 109.2 McNulty 122 Hertzler 1.77 Complete Games Gleason 109 Dimon 119 Birkett 1.91 PLAYER # Botelho 106 Foss 114 Tanous 2.11 Birkett 11 Sternberg 98.2 Henderson 114 Generazo 2.22 R. Cormier 10 Slade 86.1 Generazo 112 Furney 2.24 Dimon 10 Ward 80.1 Blake 101 Graham 2.51 Graham 9 Turcotte 77.1 Furney 98 Dimon 2.59 McNulty 9 Cabral 77 Botelho 91 Mann 2.75 Koutrouba 7 Furney 76.2 Deska 85 M. Natale 2.93 Blake 6 Turcotte 79 Turcotte 3.03 Henderson 6 Ward 77 McNulty 3.06 Wins Gorman 70 Generazo 6 PLAYER # Shannon 3.25 Furney 6 Slade 67 R. Cormier 19 Sheehan 67 Graham 16 Sophomore catcher Alex Martinez, who finished Riley Beard will play a major role on this year’s team Staff ace Ben Sears led the region with eight wins 2019 with a .500 on-base percentage, is one of four as a setup man out of the bullpen after striking out last season, which also ranked 13th in the nation, and captains on the 2020 team. 11 batters in 11 relief appearances last season. earned Third Team NJCAA All-American honors.

The Knights won 22 of 24 games last year during an unprecedented run and earned a trip to the NJCAA College World Series for the first time since 2012. The Knights won 27 games overall and finished fifth in the tournament.

Freshman Pitcher Ben Sears delivers pitch for Knights 2020 SEASON OUTLOOK

With head coach Kim Warrington back for her fourth season and The incoming freshman class is led by Kelsea Moran (Central eight returning sophomores from last year’s 11-win team, the Knights Falls, RI), a First Team All-Division pitcher from Central Falls High have high hopes for 2020. School, where she was the team MVP as both a pitcher and a presence In addition to the returnees, CCRI has 11 talented freshmen at the plate. Another impact freshman is Haylie Wellman (Ashaway, expected to play major roles this season, plus the addition of first-year RI), who earned Second Team All-Division honors. She began her high assistant coach Paul Mercier, who previously led North Smithfield school career playing in California before moving to Rhode Island for High School to two division titles. her final two seasons at Chariho High School.Sara Steinkamp (Cov- This year’s team is led by four captains who will provide lead- entry, RI) is an outfielder who played three years at Coventry High ership on and off the field: centerfielderMackenzie Doyle (Glo- School, leading them to the state championship against La Salle Academy. cester, RI), catcher and second baseman Raevyn Watson (East Casey Regine (Cranston, RI) and Emily McNeil (West Warwick, Providence, RI), third baseman Alexis LeBelle (Warwick, RI) and RI) will provide power in the Knights’ lineup. pitcher Dayna Jackvony (Cumberland, RI). Ava Gomes (Prov Doyle enters her second year following a tremendous freshman idence, RI) joins campaign in which she led the NJCAA in batting with a .635 average CCRI after pitching and a .689 on-base percentage. The gritty Watson contributes in a for three years at number of areas while LeBelle is a Gold Glove-caliber fielder at third Dayspring Christian base and a consistent presence at the plate. Both players bring a calm, Academy while positive demeanor to the dugout and provide the necessary leader- Braelyn Beffre ship between the lines. Jackvony, who logged the second-most innings (North Providence, on last year’s team, is now the ace of the staff. All four captains play a RI) debuts this year vital role and will help guide the younger players in their transition to with the potential to softball through guidance and hard work. add even more power Four other returning sophomores join the captains in providing the lineup as a designat- much-needed leadership. Leading the pack is Hannah Northup ed hitter and backup out- (Warwick, RI), who will split time in the outfield and behind the fielder.Brendaly Leon plate as a catcher. She has a strong arm, which makes her an excellent (Providence, RI), Emily defender at both positions, and is coming off a season in which she hit Drainville (East Prov- .423 and drove in 22 runs. idence, RI) and Alexis Emily Coburn (Chepachet, RI) will be a key contributor at Baffoni (Coventry, RI) 15 first base. She is taking her role seriously as a sophomore leader and – also a volleyball player is always willing to do whatever the team needs while projecting a at CCRI – hope to work positive attitude with the incoming freshmen. The speedy, agile Ariel their way into their lineup Lopez (Woonsocket, RI) covers tremendous ground in the outfield through their versatility in addition to providing leadership and Lucy Vicente (Central Falls, and ability to play multi- RI) is a solid defender in the outfield while displaying growth both at ple positions. the plate and in the field.

DID YOU KNOW? Alexis LeBelle

The most prolific hitter in pro- Former pitcher Courtney Amanda Morse ‘05 set a new gram history is Ashley Olson ‘12, Sheridan ‘17 owns all of CCRI’s school record in 2004 with who holds the school records strikeout records, including career three grand slams in one game for most hits in a season (62), strikeouts (220), strikeouts in a and remains one of two players most career hits (113), most season (148) and the school’s sin- in school history to hit three career triples (8), most RBI in gle-game strikeout record (16). home runs in a single game. She a season (62) and most career is also the only CCRI athlete RBI (99). Olson went on to play to earn All-American honors in for the University of Rhode softball and basketball. Island. 2020 SCHEDULE

3/6 Fri St. Cloud Tech 2 pm 3/7 Sat Itasca 9:30 am St. Cloud Tech Noon 3/8 Sun Macomb 9:30 am Dayna Jackvony Bay College 2:30 pm 3/9 Mon Spoon River 10 am 3/22 Sun Suffolk County Noon Suffolk County 2 pm 3/28 Sat Monroe College 2 pm Monroe College 4 pm 3/29 Sun Monroe College Bronx 1 pm Monroe College Bronx 3 pm 4/3 Fri NEW HAMPSHIRE TECH 3:30 pm NEW HAMPSHIRE TECH 5:30 pm 4/4 Sat NORTHEASTERN UNIV CLUB 9 am MONROE COLLEGE BRONX 1 pm 4/5 Sun CENTRAL MAINE CC 9 am MONROE COLLEGE BRONX 1 pm 4/10 Fri ORANGE COUNTY* 3 pm 4/11 Sat ORANGE COUNTY* 11 am ORANGE COUNTY* 1 pm 4/14 Tue New Hampshire Tech 3:30 pm New Hampshire Tech 5:30 pm 4/17 Fri Mercyhurst NH* Noon Mercyhurst NH* 2 pm 16 4/18 Sat Mercyhurst NH* 10 am 4/20 Mon SOUTHERN MAINE 3:30 pm SOUTHERN MAINE 5:30 pm 4/23 Thu Central Maine CC 5pm Central Maine CC 7 pm 4/25 Sat Southern Maine 1 pm Southern Maine 3 pm 4/26 Sun SUFFOLK COUNTY 1 pm SUFFOLK COUNTY 3 pm

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Head coach Kim Warrington enters her fourth season at the helm in 2020 after winning Emily Coburn, Sophomore 1st baseman. 11 games a year ago. 2020 SOFTBALL TEAM First Row, L-R: Head Coach Kim Warrington, Kelsea Moran, Dayna Jackvony, Alexis LeBelle, Raevyn Watson, Mackenzie Doyle, Team Manager Jalyn Pena & Assistant Coach Paul Mercier. Second Row, L-R: Brendaly Leon Silverio, Ariel Lopez, Sara Steinkamp, Alexis Baffoni, Julia Plante, Emily McNeil & Casey Regine. Third Row, L-R: Lucy Vicente, Braelyn Beffre, Haylie Wellman, Hannah Northup, Ava Gomes, Emily Coburn & Emily Drainville.

TEAM ROSTER CO-CAPTAINS 17 NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CLASS B T POS. HOMETOWN 1 Northup, Hannah SO R R OF/C Warwick, RI/Toll Gate HS 2 Baffoni, Alexis FR R R OF/IF Coventry, RI/Coventry HS Dayna Jackvony 3 Steinkamp, Sara FR R R OF Coventry, RI/CHS 4 Jackvony, Dayna* SO R R P/OF Cumberland , RI/ Cumberland HS 5 Lopez, Ariel SO R R OF/IF Woonsocket, RI/Woonsocket HS 6 Regine, Casey FR R R 2B/SS/OF Cranston, RI/CWHS 7 Watson, Raevyn* SO R R C/IF East Providence, RI/East Providence, HS 9 Doyle, Mackenzie* SO L L OF Glocester, RI/Ponaganset HS 10 McNeil, Emily FR R R 2B/SS/OF West Warwick, RI/WWHS Raevyn Watson 12 LeBelle, Alexis* SO R R 3B/SS Warwick, RI/Toll Gate HS 13 Moran, Kelsea FR R R P/3B/SS Central Falls, RI/CFHS 14 Wellman, Haylie FR R R SS/2B/P Asha/way, RI/Chariho 16 Gomes, Ava FR L L P/IF Providence, RI/Dayspring Christian Academy 20 Drainville, Emily FR R R P/OF Rumford, RI/EPHS 21 Coburn, Emily SO R R 1B/3B Chepachet, RI/Ponaganset HS Mackenzie Doyle 23 Leon-Silverio, Brendaly FR R R OF/IF Providence, RI/Central HS 25 Beffre, Braelyn FR R R OF/1B/OF North Providence, RI/NPHS 27 Vicente, Lucy SO R R OF/IF Central Falls, RI/Central Falls HS

*denotes captains Alexis LeBelle COACHING STAFF

Kim Warrington Paul Mercier Head Coach Assistant Coach

Kim Warrington returns to CCRI for her Paul Mercier arrives at fourth season as the Knights’ head coach. CCRI with 20 years of In her first three seasons at the helm, youth coaching experi- Warrington led the Knights to a 33-26 ence, most recently in the record. Warrington arrived at CCRI in 2017 Rhode Island Interscholas- with a wealth of knowledge from her days tic Softball League, where as a player, coach and pitching instructor he coached the North- throughout Rhode Island, including one sea- men of North Smithfield son as a volunteer assistant at CCRI under High School to a 74-26 former head coach Bev Wiley in 2005. record with 10 postsea- From 2014 to 2016, Warrington served son appearances and two as the head softball coach at Exeter-West division titles. Greenwich High School following a brief stint Mercier helped the team grow to a D-1 pro- as a junior varsity and varsity volunteer assistant at North Kingstown gram through generating high win percentages. He High School. She also worked as the assistant softball coach at Roger is well respected among the RIIL coaching communi- Williams University in 2006 and 2007. ty. In 2017, Mercier earned RIIL Division II Coach of As a player, Warrington earned All-Little East Conference honors the Year honors after leading the Northmen to the each year at Rhode Island College and still holds the school record Division II Title. for career strikeouts (629) and innings pitched (632). She is also From 2005 to 2017,before he coached the ranked second on RIC’s all-time list with 17 career shutouts and third Northmen, Mercier coached for the Blackstone Val- with a career 1.59 ERA, which translated into a successful career as a ley Blazers Travel Softball Program in two different pitching instructor. age levels. From 2005 to 2011, he coached U-16 and 18 Warrington also thrived at the plate, finishing her career at RIC U-18 players and then coached college-aged players with the second most doubles in a single season with 15 in 2001. in the U-23 division The Rhode Island Association for Intercollegiate Athletics Before coaching the Blazers,Mercier served as honored Warrington with its Distinguished Female Athlete Award in the President of the North Smithfield Little League 2004. Warrington graduated cum laude from RIC with certifications Program from 2000–2004. He was in charge of both in primary education and also a dual certification in special education the youth baseball and youth softball operations. He (K–12). She currently works as a special educator at Portsmouth High helped remodel the ballfield complex and led both School and resides in North Kingstown, RI. youth programs to numerous championships as head coach. Mercier has also served as a volunteer for the Rhode Island Special Olympics. Mercier is a graduate of Woonsocket High School, where he was on the student council and was a four-year letterman in golf. He has enjoyed playing slow pitch softball for more than 20 years. Mercier resides in North Smithfield, RI.

Lady Knights and Monroe Express together in front of Pink Heals ambulance.

Co-captain Alexis LeBelle bats with Co-Captain Mackenzie Doyle poised to score from third base in Cocoa Beach, FL. 2019 SEASON IN REVIEW

2019 CCRI WOMEN’S SOFTBALL STATISTICS 2019 CCRI WOMEN’S Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB AVG OBP SLG SOFTBALL RESULTS (11-11) Mackenzie Doyle 22 74 32 47 10 - 1 18 11 5 15 .635 .686 .811 Hannah Northup 22 71 21 30 4 2 1 22 5 9 5 .423 .461 .577 3/23 Suffolk County L,1-2 Alexis LeBelle 22 65 21 26 9 1 3 21 11 8 2 .400 .500 .708 Suffolk County L,8-10 Hannah Caliri 21 63 17 22 8 - 3 26 5 10 3 .349 .397 .619 3/24 Nassau CC W,22-1 Maddie McDonald 21 61 17 25 7 2 - 11 9 11 - .410 .486 .590 Nassau CC W,16-2 Victoria Passaretti 19 52 9 15 2 1 1 9 2 12 3 .288 .315 .423 3/30 MONROE COLLEGE L,6-7 Sam Muller 18 50 12 15 2 1 - 11 9 9 2 .300 .417 .380 MONROE COLLEGE L,3-10 Halley Ponitzman 20 48 12 12 1 - 1 6 2 11 - .250 .280 .333 4/6 NORTHEASTERN CLUB L,1-5 Raevyn Watson 19 46 10 15 1 - - 6 8 6 2 .326 .436 .348 NORTHEASTERN CLUB Ariel Lopez 14 22 4 5 2 - - 4 7 9 4 .227 .414 .318 W,11-2 Dayna Jackvony 13 18 4 5 1 1 - 1 1 6 - .278 .350 .444 4/7 MONROE COLLEGE W,13-0 Emily Coburn 11 15 1 2 1 - - 2 1 6 1 .133 .188 .200 BRONX Meg Ursini 5 13 0 2 - - - 1 - 2 - .154 .154 .154 CENTRAL MAINE CC W,16-3 Lucy Vicente 3 5 2 3 - - - 1 - 2 1 .600 .600 .600 4/13 Orange County W,6-1 Totals 22 603 162 224 48 8 10 139 71 106 38 .371 .443 .527 4/14 Orange County W,3-2 Opponent 22 384 87 119 18 6 4 70 38 89 20 .310 .376 .419 Orange County W,10-6 4/16 NEW HAMPSHIRE TECH W,8-0 PITCHING NEW HAMPSHIRE TECH W,3-2 Player GS W L SV CG IP H R ER BB K K/7 HR ERA Hannah Caliri 12 6 5 0 7 62.2 60 46 25 42 100 11.25 3 2.81 4/18 MERCYHURST NE L,0-8 Dayna Jackvony 12 4 5 0 6 53.0 75 48 39 14 25 3.30 2 5.15 MERCYHURST NE L,4-18 Sam Muller 5 1 1 0 1 15.0 20 20 14 6 15 7.00 2 6.53 4/19 MERCYHURST NE L,2-3 Totals 22 11 11 0 14 130.2 155 114 78 62 140 7.50 7 4.18 4/24 Monroe College L,4-12 Opponent 22 9 6 0 11 92.0 95 60 42 35 79 6.01 2 3.20 Monroe College L,2-7 4/28 New Hampshire Tech L,12-13 SEASON SUMMARY New Hampshire Tech W,12-4 19

The Knights finished 11-11 in 2019 in Kim Warrington’s third year as head coach Home games in CAPS. and narrowly missed out on a trip to the postseason, but a strong finish and several Overall record: 11-11 individual achievements highlighted what turned out to be a solid year and a step in the right direction for the program. CCRI started the season 2-5 before ripping off eight consecutive wins, which included two wins against Monroe College and three against Orange County County Community College. As was the case most of the season, the ebbs and flows continued shortly after a double-header sweep against New Hampshire Tech as the Knights lost their next five, dropping them out of postseason contention. Offensively, Mackenzie Doyle (Glocester, RI) led the nation in hitting with a .635 batting average to go with a .689 on-base percentage, including 10 doubles. Doyle also led the team with 15 stolen bases and 32 runs. Another source of power in the lineup was Hannah Northup (Warwick, RI), who batted .423 with 22 RBIs and 21 runs scored. Alexis LeBelle (Warwick, RI) and team captain and MVP Hannah Caliri (Pawtucket, RI) tied for the team lead with three home runs apiece. LeBelle also batted .400 with nine doubles and drove in 21 runs while Caliri hit .349 and led the team with 26 RBIs while scoring 17 runs. Fellow captain Maddie McDonald (East Providence, RI) hit .410, including seven doubles, and Raevyn Watson (East Providence, RI) produced a solid stat line across the board with a .326 average, 15 hits, 10 runs and six RBIs. On the mound, Caliri and freshman Dayna Jackvony (Cumberland, RI) com- bined to pitch 115 2/3 innings. Caliri led the team with a 6-5 record with 100 strikeouts in 62 2/3 innings of work and posted a team-best 2.81 ERA. She finished third in the NJCAA with 11.25 strikeouts per game. Jackvony pitched 53 innings and won four games while striking out 25 batters. Courtney Sheridan ’17 finished her career as the school’s all-time leader in career strikeouts, single-season strikeouts and strikeouts in a game. She broke the career record in 2017 in a win over Massasoit and finished with 220 strikeouts in two seasons. ALL-TIME RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS W L 1980 6 5 Batting Average - Season Maxine DeLuise .659 2015 1981 6 9 Batting Average - Career Rachel Medeiros .593 1997-98 1982 9 10 Most At Bats - Season Casey Doyle 120 2010 Jessica Borden 119 2010 1983 14 11 Kaela-Rose Gentile 118 2010 1984 13 4 Most At Bats - Career Jessica Borden 226 2010-11 1985 9 11 Most Hits - Season Ashley Olson 62 2011 10 14 Most Hits - Career Ashley Olson 113 2011-12 1986 Most Doubles - Season Maddy Cooper 19 2015-16 1987 4 16 Stephanie Morse 15 2010 1988 16 9 Nicole Kufel 15 2010 1989 19 5 Ashley Olson 15 2011 Most Doubles - Career Devin Azulay 29 2011-12 1990 6 16 Most Triples - Game Jasmine Bonanca 2 2006 1991 3 19 Aubrey Fisher 2 2005 1992 1 3 Lindsay Johnston 2 2008 1993 7 9 Ashley Olson 2 2011 Jessica Borden 2 2011 19994 6 11 Most Triples - Season Sarah Deal 6 2013 1995 5 9 Stephanie Morse 5 2010 1996 2 11 Jessica Borden 5 2011 1997 3 11 Most Triples - Career Ashley Olson 8 2011-12 Jasmyn McCone 7 2010-11 1998 17 3 Lindsay Cavanaugh 6 2004-05 1999 13 8 Stephanie Morse 6 2009-10 2000 ––– no team ––– Most Home Runs - Game Amanda Ward 3 2004 Stephanie Morse 3 2010 2001 4 13 Most Home Runs - Season Stephanie Morse 12 2010 2002 4 16 Ashley Olson 8 2011 2003 5 11 Most Home Runs - Career Stephanie Morse 12 2009-10 2004 14 12 Most Runs Scored - Season Nicole Kufel 47 2010 Most Runs Scored - Career Jessica Borden 76 2010-11 2005 19 3 Most Runs Batted In - Game Amanda Ward 14 2004 2006 19 7 Ashley Olson 10 2011 2007 12 9 Most Runs Batted In - Season Ashley Olson 62 2011 2008 17 6 20 Amanda Ward 38 2004 Most Runs Batted In - Career Ashley Olson 99 2011-12 2009 14 4 Most Stolen Bases - Season Jovanissa Perez 52 2011 2010 31 6 Katelyn Carroll 42 2012 2011 20 13 Diane Morissette 32 1983 2012 25 9 Most Stolen Bases - Career Jovanissa Perez 70 2011-12 Katelyn Carroll 42 2012 2013 13 14 Jasmyn McCone 37 2010-11 2014 12 14 Diane Morissette 32 1983 2015 12 14 Pitching 2016 20 10 Wins - Season Marian Long 19 2010 2017 12 7 Wins - Career Marian Long 24 2009-10 Devin Azulay 22 2011-12 2018 10 8 Jen Dupont 17 2005-06 2019 11 11 Strikeouts - Game Courtney Sheridan 16 2016 43 381 Strikeouts - Season Courtney Sheridan 148 2015-16 Strikeouts - Career Devin Azulay 206 2011-12 ERA - Season Devin Azulay 0.63 2011 POSTSEASON Jessica Borden 1.42 2010 Region XXI Champions ERA - Career Jen Dupont 1.54 2005-06 Shutouts - Season Marian Long 8 2010 Shutouts - Career Marian Long 11 2009-10 1999 2009 2014 Courtney St. Germain 9 2008-09 2004 2010 2015 Complete Games - Season Marian Long 19 2010 2006 2011 2016 Devin Azulay 13 2011 Complete Games - Career Marian Long 25 2009-10 2007 2012 Jessica Borden 21 2010-11 2008 Jen Dupont 17 2005-06

HEAD COACHES

ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS Kim Warrington (2017 - Present) 33-26 .560 Most Wins in a season 31 2010 Most Losses 19 1991 Elizabeth Afonso (2010-2016) 133-80 .624 Highest Batting Average .444 1984 Bev Wiley (2000-2009) 108-81 .571 .429 2005 Dick Tellier (1982-1992) 104-118 .468 Most Runs - Season 303 2010 Conrad Fecteau (1997-1999) 33-22 .600 Most Runs - Game 37 3/31/2018 26 4/15/2011 Steve Alves (1993-1996) 20-40 .333 23 4/17/2010 Donna Konuch (co-coach-1993) 7-9 .438 Most Home Runs - Season 23 2011 Don Tencher (1980) 6-5 .545 Most Stolen Bases - Season 171 2011 Judy Raney (1981) 6-9 .400

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS ALL-TIME RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE Player Year Average ALL-TIME CAREER LEADERS Maxine DeLuise 2015 .659 BATTING AVERAGE Mackenzie Doyle 2019 .635 Player Years Average Rachel Medeiros 1998 .630 Rachel Medeiros 1997-98 .593 Amanda Ward 2005 .622 Amanda Ward 2004-05 .590 Jasmine Bonanca 2006 .605 Jasmine Bonanca 2006-07 .580

AT BATS AT BATS Player Years # Player Year # Jessica Borden 2010-11 226 Casey Doyle 2010 120 Jasmyn McCone 2010-11 208 Jessica Borden 2010 119 Isabel MarcAurele 2012-13 185 Kaela-Rose Gentile 2010 118 Amanda Marble 2010-11 170 Ashley Olson 2011 116 Kaela-Rose Gentile 2009-10 167 Stephanie Morse 2010 115 Nicole Kufel 2009-10 162 Devin Azulay 2011 115

HITS HITS Player Years # Player Year # Ashley Olson 2011-12 113 Ashley Olson 2011 62 Jessica Borden 2010-11 110 Stephanie Morse 2010 59 Lindsay Cavanaugh 2004-05 85 Karen Moniz 1986 57 Jessica Borden 2010 55 DOUBLES Jessica Borden 2011 55 Player Years # Devin Azulay 2011 52 Devin Azulay 2011-12 29 Casey Doyle 2010 50 Ashley Olson 2011-12 26 Ashley Olson 2012 50 Nicole Kufel 2009-10 22 Nicole Kufel 2010 49 Isabel MarcAurele 2012-13 22 Jessica Borden 2010-11 19 HOME RUNS Stephanie Morse 2009-10 18 Player Year # Stephanie Morse 2010 12 RUNS SCORED Ashley Olson 2011 8 Player Years # Amanda Ward 2004 7 Jessica Borden 2010-11 76 Lisa Masterson 1984 6 Jasmyn McCone 2010-11 75 21 Ashley Olson 2011-12 73 RUNS SCORED Devin Azulay 2011-12 69 Player Year # Nicole Kufel 2009-10 64 Nicole Kufel 2010 47 Stephanie Morse 2010 46 RUNS BATTED IN Jasmyn McCone 2011 44 Player Years # Diane Morissette 1983 41 Ashley Olson 2011-12 99 Amanda Ward 2004-05 63 RUNS BATTED IN Lindsay Cavanaugh 2004-05 62 Player Year # Stephanie Morse 2009-10 58 Ashley Olson 2011 62 Jasmine Bonanca 2006-07 57 Stephanie Morse 2010 50 Amanda Ward 2004 38 PITCHER STRIKEOUTS Ashley Olson 2012 37 Player Years # Casey Doyle 2010 36 Courtney Sheridan 2016-17 220 Devin Azulay 2011 34 Devin Azulay 2011-12 206 Jasmine Bonanca 2006 33 Marian Long 2009-10 182 Isabel MarcAurelle 2012 31 Jen Dupont 2005-06 142 Karen Moniz 1986 30 Nicole Kufel 2010 30 SHUT OUTS Lindsay Cavanaugh 2004 28 Player Years # Melissa Houston 2004 28 Marian Long 2009-10 11 Devin Azulay 2012 27 Courtney St. Germain 2008-09 9 Donna Konuch 1983 26 Devin Azulay 2011 6 Jessica Borden 2010-11 6 WINS Jen Dupont 2005-06 5 Player Year # Marian Long 2010 19 Lori Lemoi 1984 12 Devin Azulay 2011 12 Devin Azulay 2012 10 ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS Jen Dupont 2005 9 Becky Boisvert 2005 9 Julie Gugliemetti 1987 NJCAA Academic Carla Quaglia 1987 9 Carol Withers 1989 NJCAA Hon. Mention Jessica Borden 2010 9 Amanda Ward 2004 NFCA First Team Michelle Sylvestre 2012 9 Melissa Houston 2004 NJCAA Academic SHUT OUTS Stephanie Morse 2010 NJCAA Third Team Player Year # Marian Long 2010 8 Devin Azulay 2011 6 Courtney St. Germain 2008 5 Jessica Borden 2011 4 22

Mackenzie Doyle led the nation in hitting last season as a freshman with Hannah Northup slugged .577 in 2019 and drove in 22 runs, second on the a .635 batting in addition to scoring a team-high 32 runs in 22 games. team behind Hannah Caliri.

Raevyn Watson, one of this year’s team captains, Doyle also led the Knights with 15 stolen bases and Ariel Lopez played in only 14 games last year, but will batted .326 last year in her freshman campaign. doubles 10 times in 74 at-bats. be relied upon heavily in 2020 as a jack-of-all-trades player both at the plate and in the field. Start at CCRI • Finish at RIC

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