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2012 BASEBALL GREYHOUNDS SECURE No 2012 BASEBALL GREYHOUNDS SECURE No. 1 SEED AT NCAA REGIONAL With its third NCAA appearance in the last four years, UIndy enters the Midwest Regional with the top seed, opening with sixth-seeded Lewis Thursday. University of Indianapolis | 1400 East Hanna Avenue | Indianapolis, Indiana 46227 | USA ON TAP 2012 SCHEDULE Date Opponent Result/Time Thursday, May. 17, 11 AM EST 03/01 OAKLAND CITY DH W, 15-0; W, 13-3 6 Lewis (33-20) vs. 1 Indianapolis (42-14) 03/02 OAKLAND CITY canceled Oestrike Stadium| Ypsilanti, Mich. 03/09 # at Rollins L, 2-5 complete bracket/schedule on page 10 03/10 # vs Ashland W, 5-0 03/11 # vs Ohio Dominican L, 1-8 (5) 03/12 # vs West Chester DH L, 2-11; L, 1-7 QUICK FACTS 03/13 # vs Wayne State (Mich.) L, 2-3 Location ..........................................................Indianapolis, Ind. 03/14 # vs Mansfield W, 14-1 (7) DH Founded ............................................................................... 1902 03/17 * at Missouri S&T canceled DH Enrollment ........................................................................... 5,345 03/18 * at Drury L, 4-5; W, 3-0 DH Nickname ................................................................ Greyhounds 03/24 * ROCKHURST W, 13-6; W, 3-0 DH Colors ................................................................. Crimson & Grey 03/25 * WILLIAM JEWELL W, 9-3; L, 0-6 DH Affiliation ............................................................ NCAA Division II 03/27 KENTUCKY STATE W, 8-1; W, 18-5 Conference ...................................Great Lakes Valley (GLVC) 03/29 URBANA W, 18-3 DH Stadiuam .................................... Greyhound Park (1,000 cap.) 03/31 * at Wisconsin-Parkside L, 2-3; W, 4-2 DH President ....................................................... Dr. Beverley J. Pitts 04/01 * at Wisconsin-Parkside W, 3-2; W, 10-0 DH Director of Athletics ............................................. Dr. Sue Willey 04/03 * at Saint Joseph’s W, 7-1; W, 8-2 DH Faculty Representative...................... Dr. Lawrence Sondhaus 04/06 * LEWIS L, 2-3; W, 1-0 DH Head Athletic Trainer ...........................................Ned Shannon 04/07 * LEWIS W, 6-1; W, 12-7 04/10 KENTUCKY STATE DH W, 8-3; W, 16-1 04/15 * at 15 Northern Kentucky DH W, 17-3; L, 2-3 TEAM INFORMATION 04/17 at Urbana W, 10-7 Inaugural season ................................................................ 1924 04/18 * SAINT JOSEPH’S DH W, 7-1; W, 2-1 All-time record ..................................................1440-1133 (.560) 04/21 * BELLARMINE DH W, 4-0; W, 5-4 Stadium (cap.) ................................... Greyhound Park (1,000) 04/22 * BELLARMINE DH L, 1-4; W, 11-6 2011 Record ..............................................................29-19 (.604) 04/24 * at 29 Northern Kentucky DH W, 6-3; W, 8-7 2011 GLVC Record (place) ............................. 18-18 (5th East) 04/25 BUTLER W, 13-12 (11) Position starters returning/lost ...............................................6/3 04/27 * SOUTHERN INDIANA DH W, 8-0; W, 2-1 Starting pitchers returning/lost ..............................................3/2 04/29 * SOUTHERN INDIANA DH W, 6-3; L, 4-7 NCAA Appearnces ................................................................. 13 05/05 * at Kentucky Wesleyan DH L, 5-6 (10); W, 18-0 Years ...................1973, ‘78, ‘81-’82, ‘84, 1998-2001, ‘03, ‘09-’10, ‘12 05/06 * at Kentucky Wesleyan DH W, 4-3; W, 14-7 Record .......................................................................................... 17-24 05/10 & vs. (8) Lewis L, 2-8 Best Finish ...............................................................................3rd, 2000 05/10 & vs. (5) Quincy W, 5-3 (10) 05/11 & vs. (8) Lewis W, 1-0 (11) COACHING STAFF 05/12 & vs. (4) Rockhurst W, 3-2 05/12 & vs. (4) Rockhurst W, 3-0 Head Coach ...............Gary Vaught (Central Oklahoma ‘74) 05/13 & vs. (2) Northern Kentucky W, 4-3 UIndy Record .......................................... 617-400-2 (.606) / 18 years 05/17 ^ vs. (6) Lewis ??? Career Record ....................................... 784-533-2 (.596) / 22 years 05/26 ! NCAA D-II College World Series (thru 6/2) Assistant Head Coach ............................................... Al Ready Home games in ALL CAPS All times Eastern Pitching Coach .....................................................Jordan Tiegs *- GLVC game DH - Doubleheader Assistant Coaches ........................ John Wirtz, Chase Kittinger #- RussMatt Central Florida Invite &- GLVC Tournament, Bosse Field (Evansville, Ind.) ^- NCAA D-II Midwest Regional (Ypsilanti, Mich.) SPORTS INFORMATION !- USA Baseball National Training Complex (Cary , N.C.) Sports Information Director (BB contact) ............Ryan Thorpe email ..........................................................thorper@uindy.edu cell ........................................................................ 317.446.9460 office phone .........................................................317.788.3494 Fax ............................................................................317.788.3472 Website ........................................................ athletics.uindy.edu 2012 BASEBALL 2012 GLVC STANDINGS GREYHOUND NOTES EAST DIVISION On Tap: The top-seeded Greyhounds will make their third NCAA appearance in Team Conf. Pct Overall Pct the last four years when they face the No. 6-seed Lewis Thursday. See page 10 for 1. 15 UIndy **^ 26-8 .765 42-14 .750 2 Northern Ky. *^ 25-11 .694 35-20 .636 the complete Midwest Regional bracket/schedule. 3 Lewis *^ 21-15 .583 33-20 .623 4 Bellarmine 19-15 .559 27-23 .540 Tourney Time: The 2012 NCAA D-II Midwest Regional will be held on the campus of 5 Saint Joseph’s 16-19 .457 17-31 .354 6 Southern Indiana 16-20 .444 26-24 .520 Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Mich., May 17-20. The double-elimination 7 Ky. Wesleyan 13-22 .371 19-30 .388 competition will take place on Oestrike Stadium with nearby Wayne State serving 8 UW-Parkside 12-24 .333 19-30 .388 as the host. WEST DIVISION Six teams will vie for the 2012 Midwest crown and the opportunity to represent the School GLVC Pct. Overall Pct 1. Missouri S&T * 20-10 .667 32-15 .681 region at the NCAA Division II National Championship. The field consists of the four 2 Rockhurst *^ 20-11 .645 32-17 .653 teams from the Great Lakes Valley Conference (UIndy, Rockhurst, NKU, Lewis) and 3 Quincy * 19-12 .613 28-21 .571 two from the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (Grand Valley State, 4 Missouri-St. Louis * 20-14 .588 32-21 .604 5 Drury * 21-15 .583 29-22 .569 Wayne State). 6 William Jewell 10-22 .313 19-27 .413 7 Maryville 11-25 .306 15-34 .306 UIndy vs. The Field: The Hounds have compiled a 12-4 record versus the regional 8 Illinois Springfield 3-29 .094 9-37 .196 field this season. Although it has yet to face Grand Valley, UIndy won the season * GLVC Tournament participant series against all three GLVC squad, but lost the only match-up with Wayne State ** GLVC Tournament champion in a 3-2 loss way on Mar. 13. Below is a complete breakdown. ^ NCAA Regional participant Record in the Record in the CBN* D-II POLL - May 14 Opponent regular season GLVC Tourney Total Grand Valley - - - Rk School Rec. Prev. Wayne State 0-1 - 0-1 1 Tampa 38-8 1 Northern Kentucky 3-1 1-0 4-1 2 Tusculum 46-8 2 Rockhurst 2-0 2-0 4-0 3 St. Mary’s (TX) 44-8 3 4 Mount Olive 42-8 4 Lewis 3-1 1-1 4-2 5 Central Missouri 44-7 5 6 Francis Marion 37-16 6 Hounds vs. Flyers: Thursday’s UIndy/Lewis game is a rematch of the teams’ GLVC 7 Armstrong Atlantic 40-14 11 first-round match-up. The Flyers beat the Hounds and staff-ace Donovan Drake, 8 Minn. St.-Mankato 44-10 7 8-2, in the opener, but the Hounds got revenge with a 1-0, 11-inning win the next 9 Delta St. 40-12 10 day to eliminate Lewis. See pages 9 for box scores from both GLVC Tourney meet- 10 St. Cloud St. 45-12 8 ings with Lewis. 11 Western Oregon 40-9 14 12 Lynn 34-13 9 13 West Chester 38-10 12 NCAA History: UIndy will be making its 13th NCAA D-II Tournament appearance 14 Angelo St. 40-15 16 this week, with eight coming under the guidance of current head coach Gary 15 Indianapolis 42-14 17 Vaught. The Hound earned berths in both 2009 and 2010, including a regional- 16 S.C. Aiken 37-18 13 final appearance in ‘09. LeMoyne 40-13-1 20 18 Seton Hill 44-9 15 UIndy’s deepest NCAA run cam in 2000, when the Hounds swept from the regional 19 Grand Valley St. 41-14 18 and picked up two more wins at the D-II World Series to finish third in the nation. 20 Lander 37-18 30 21 Catawba 39-14 19 YEAR SEED RECORD 22 Southern N.H. 38-12 21 23 North Alabama 39-16 23 2012 1 ? 24 West Florida 34-17 NR 2010 6 1-2 25 Franklin Pierce 36-17-1 26 2009^ 5 3-2 26 Colorado Mesa 39-14 22 2003^ 3 2-2 27 U.C. San Diego 32-22 RV 2001^ 1 2-2 28 Nova S.E. 33-13 RV 2000* n/a 5-2 29 Southern Arkansas 36-15 29 1999 n/a 0-2 30 Kutztown 35-17 25 1998 n/a 1-2 Other receiving votes: Cal. St.-Chico (28), Mer- 1984 n/a 0-2 cyhurst (12), N.M. Highlands (10), Rockhurst 1982 n/a 1-2 (10), Texas A&M-Kingsville (6), Florida Southern 1981 n/a 0-2 (4), N.C. Pembroke (4), Georgia College (4), St. Edwards (1), Missouri Western (1), Valdosta (1), 1978 n/a 0-2 Florida Tech. (1), Rollins (1), Shippensburg (1), 1973 n/a 2-2 Wayne, MI (1), Northern Kentucky (1), Missouri- TOTAL 17-24 St. Louis (1), Missouri S&T (1), Wayne, NE (1). * regional champ * Collegiate Baseball Newspaper D-II poll ^ regional finalist 2 2012 BASEBALL GREYHOUND NOTES GLVC Champs: UIndy had a GLVC Tournament for the ages Grand Season: Long-time UIndy head coach Gary Vaught last week. After dropping an 8-2 decision to Lewis in the hit a pair of milestones this season.
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