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2018 Schedule & Results Andre Dawson Classic Travis Jarome, Director of Athletic Strategic Communications • Office: 334.832.2632 • Cell: 334.294.1475 • Email: [email protected] 2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS PRAIRIE VIEW A&M PANTHERS (0-0) (0-0 OVR / 0-0 SWAC / 0-0 H / 0-0 A / 0-0 N) Head Coach: Auntwan Riggins Fri - TBD FEBRUARY Career Record: 30-69 Sat. - TBD Feb. 16 vs. Prairie View A&M (1) 7 pm Record at PVAMU: 30-69 (2) Sun. - TBD Feb. 17 vs. New Orleans (1) 6 pm at Feb. 18 vs. UAPB (1) 12 pm NEW ORLEANS PRIVATEERS (0-0) Feb. 20 UAB 6 pm Feb. 21 at UAB 6 pm Head Coach: Blake Dean Fri - Jr. LHP Bryan Warzek (8-3 / 2.12) Feb. 23 Southern 6 pm Career Record: 62-54-1 Sat. - Jr. RHP Eric Orze Feb. 24 Southern 1 pm Record at UNO: 61-54-1 (2) Sun. - So. RHP Reeves Martin (3-4 / 3.92) Feb. 24 Southern 4 pm Feb. 24 Southern 1 pm vs Feb. 28 at Alabama 6 pm UAPB GOLDEN LIONS (0-0) MARCH Head Coach: Carlos James Fri - TBD Mar. 2 Alcorn State* 6 pm Career Record: 124-204-1 Sat. - TBD Mar. 3 Alcorn State* 2 pm Record at UAPB: 124-204-1 (7) Sun. - TBD Mar. 4 Alcorn State* 1 pm Mar. 6 at South Alabama 6 pm Team Comparison (2017) Hitting Pitching Mar. 9 at Alabama A&M* 2 pm Mar. 10 at Alabama A&M* 2 pm Avg R H 2B 3B HR RBI HBP K SB-ATT ERA IP H R ER BB K Mar. 11 at Alabama A&M* 1 pm PVAMU .262 263 490 66 17 16 224 59 424 61-90 7.92 471.1 608 481 415 311 327 Mar. 13 Florida A&M 4 pm UNO .291 360 602 107 15 56 332 62 419 38-55 4.43 523.2 532 301 258 222 467 Mar. 14 Samford 6 pm UAPB .247 243 381 69 10 26 211 54 372 72-92 6.26 391.1 443 359 272 252 212 Mar. 16 Jackson State* 6 pm ASU .287 377 563 111 7 50 347 70 405 41-50 4.58 489.2 534 305 249 213 426 Mar. 17 Jackson State* 2 pm Mar. 18 Jackson State* 1 pm Mar. 20 at Morehead State 2 pm QUICK HITS ANDRE DAWSON CLASSIC Mar. 21 at Morehead State 2 pm Mar. 27 at Troy 6 pm • Alabama State was picked to win the East Date: February 16-18, 2018 Mar. 29 MVSU* 6 pm Division this season on a vote by the Time: 7 PM; 6 PM; 12 noon Mar. 30 MVSU* 2 pm league’s head coaches and sports Location: New Orleans, La. Mar. 31 MVSU* 1 pm information directors, following a year in Facilty: MLB Youth Academy which they finished second behind Jackson TV: MLB TV (Saturday) APRIL State in the standings. Talent: Rich Waltz (play-by-play) Apr. 3 at Samford 6 pm • The Hornets were also picked to win the Talent: Cliff Floyd (color) Apr. 6 at Alcorn State* 6 pm division by every major outlet covering Radio: TBA Apr. 7 at Alcorn State* 3 pm collegiate baseball on a daily basis. Web: UNOPrivateers.com Apr. 8 at Alcorn State* 1 pm • Alabama State had seven players named Live Stats: UNOPrivateers.com Apr. 10 South Alabama 6 pm Preseason All-Conference by the SWAC this Probable Starters: Apr. 11 Mississippi State 6 pm season, including a pair of returning (ASU) Kelly (0-0) vs. (PV) TBD Apr. 13 Alabama A&M* 6 pm players who were named All-Conference at (ASU) Wright (0-0) vs. (UNO) Orze Apr. 14 Alabama A&M* 2 pm the end of last season - Cage Cox and (ASU) Wilder (0-0) vs. (UAPB) TBD Apr. 15 Alabama A&M* 1 pm Gustavo Rios. Schedule: Apr. 17 at Jacksonville State 6 pm • Joining the pair in being named All-SWAC Friday, Feb. 16 - ASU vs. PVAMU, 7 pm Apr. 18 Troy 6 pm were Joseph Estrada (first team), Hunter Saturday, Feb. 17 - ASU vs. UNO, 6 pm Apr. 20 at Jackson State* 6 pm Allen (second team). Yamil Pagan (second Sunday, Feb. 18 - ASU vs. UAPB, 12 noon Apr. 21 at Jackson State* 3 pm team), Ray Hernandez (second team) and Apr. 22 at Jackson State* 1 pm Chase Laney (second team). Apr. 24 Jacksonville State 6 pm • The Hornets have played in back-to-back PROBABLE STARTERS (by position) Apr. 27 at Florida A&M 4 pm SWAC championship games, winning the Apr. 28 at Florida A&M 12 noon championship in 2016 and advancing to Avg H HR RBI Apr. 29 at Florida A&M 12 noon the NCAA Regionals. Last season, the C 38 Hunter Allen .246 30 3 23 Hornets fell to Texas Southern in the title 1B 40 Gustavo Rios .332 67 10 50 MAY game - one day after putting up a season- 2B 11 Yamil Pagan .335 70 5 48 May 4 at MVSU* 4 pm best 25 runs in semifinal win over 3B 6 Ray Hernandez .275 63 7 48 May 5 at MVSU* 3 pm Prairie View A&M. SS 9 Oscar Prioleau .185 10 0 6 May 6 at MVSU* 1 pm • Alabama State will play 23 games at home LF 15 Joshua Dunson .261 10 2 15 this season, including a stretch of five CF 2 Noel Cheneau .000 0 0 0 Home games are in bold. straight (two different times). RF 8 Joseph Estrada .276 42 11 33 * - Denotes SWAC games • The Hornets will play 31 games inside the DH 5 Cage Cox .350 75 7 45 All times listed in Central Standard Time (CST) state of Alabama this season (eight road). ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS B/T HT WT YR HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL NO NAME POS YR 1 Darrius Wright RHP R/R 6-0 180 Jr. Yazoo City, Miss. / Hinds CC 34 DJ Alford RHP Fr. 2 Noel Cheneau OF R/R 6-0 170 Jr. New Orleans, La. / Spartanburg Methodist 38 Hunter Allen C Sr. 4 Santiago Garcia C R/R 5-10 205 Fr. Enterprise, Ala. / Enterprise HS 37 Britt Buckelew RHP So. 5 Cage Cox OF L/R 5-10 190 So. Cairo, Ga. / Cairo HS 16 Alexander Castro RHP Fr. 6 Ray Hernandez INF R/R 6-3 220 Sr. Orlando, Fla. / Colonial HS 2 Noel Cheneau OF Jr. 7 Channing Walker RHP R/R 6-2 180 Fr. Decatur, Ga. / Southwest DeKalb HS 5 Cage Cox OF So. 8 Joseph Estrada OF S/R 5-11 190 Sr. Celba, Puerto Rico / Hector Urdaneta HS 14 Christopher DeGuzman INF Fr. 9 Oscar Prioleau INF S/R 5-10 165 Jr. Fairburn, Ga. / Grady HS 17 Gage Dollar RHP Fr. 10 Eriq White INF R/R 5-8 170 Jr. Snellville, Ga. / South Gwinnett HS 15 Joshua Dunson INF So 11 Yamil Pagan OF R/R 6-1 185 Sr. Guarbo, Puerto Rico / PR Baseball Academy 8 Joseph Estrada OF Sr. 12 Ivanniel Vazquez LHP L/L 5-7 160 Sr. Luquillo, Puerto Rico / Hector Urdaneta HS 4 Santiago Garcia C Fr. 13 Tarik Latchmansingh INF R/R 6-2 230 Fr. Royal Palm Beach, Fla. / Royal Palm Beach HS 22 AJ Gardner OF Fr. 14 Christopher DeGuzman INF S/R 5-11 170 Fr. Fajardo, Puerto Rico / IBAHS 33 Nate Gerard C Jr. 15 Joshua Dunson INF R/R 6-3 190 So. Atlanta, Ga. / Tucker HS 6 Ray Hernandez INF Sr. 16 Alexander Castro RHP R/R 5-11 160 Fr. Luquillo, Puerto Rico / IBAHS 21 Giancarlo Jimenez RHP Fr. 17 Gage Dollar RHP R/R 6-1 185 Fr. Smith Station, Ala. / Central HS 18 Darren Kelly RHP Sr. 18 Darren Kelly RHP R/R 6-3 205 Sr. Ocala, Fla. / Vanguard HS 20 Chase Laney RHP Sr. 19 Chris Lewis INF R/R 6-0 205 Fr. Alabaster, Ala. / Thompson HS 13 Tarik Latchmansingh INF Fr. 20 Chase Laney RHP R/R 6-4 220 Sr. Millbrook, Ala. / Wallace-Selma CC 19 Chris Lewis INF Fr. 21 Giancarlo Jimenez RHP R/R 6-0 190 Fr. Marietta, Ga. / Marietta HS 28 Terrell McCall RHP Jr. 22 AJ Gardner OF R/R 6-1 195 Fr. Fayetteville, Ga. / Whitewater HS 11 Yamil Pagan OF Sr. 23 Dalton Wilder RHP R/R 6-1 205 Fr. Salem, Ala. / Central HS 30 Ricky Perez OF So. 28 Terrell McCall RHP R/R 6-0 185 Jr. Lithonia, Ga. / Stephenson HS 44 Hunter Phillips OF R-Jr. 30 Ricky Perez OF L/L 6-2 180 So. Haltom City, Texas / Richland HS 9 Oscar Prioleau INF Jr. 33 Nate Gerard C R/R 6-3 230 Jr. Crestview, Fla. / Crestview HS 40 Gustavo Rios 1B Sr. 34 DJ Alford RHP R/R 6-3 240 Fr. Moss Point. Miss. / Moss Point HS 36 Oscar Trujillo RHP Fr. 36 Oscar Trujillo RHP R/R 5-10 155 Fr. Miami, Fla. / Doral Academy 12 Ivanniel Vazquez LHP Sr. 37 Britt Buckelew RHP R/R 5-8 160 So. Opp, Ala. / Georgia Highlands 7 Channing Walker RHP Fr. 38 Hunter Allen C R/R 5-11 200 Sr. Orange City, Fla. / University HS 10 Eriq White INF Jr. 40 Gustavo Rios 1B R/R 6-3 240 Sr. Kissimmee, Fla. / Osceola HS 23 Dalton Wilder RHP Fr. 44 Hunter Phillips OF L/L 6-2 225 R-Jr. Roswell, Ga. / Centennial HS 1 Darrius Wright RHP Jr. ROSTER BREAKDOWN PITCHER OUTFIELD COACHING STAFF 34 DJ Alford RHP Fr.
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