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LOUISIANA TECH TV/RADIO ROSTER 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R yan Stephen Corey Caleb James T aylor Justin R yan Gebhardt Gandy White Dudley Ferguson Terrasas Gordey Jones LA TECH INF • R/R • SO/1L OF • R/R • JR/TR OF • R/R • JR/2L RHP • R/R • JR/2L LHP • L/L • JR/JC INF • R/R • JR/2L OF • R/R • RS SR/3L INF • R/R • JR/JC Monroe, LA Sterlington, LA West Monroe, LA Texarkana, TX Austin, TX Sante Fe, TX Bossier City, LA Phoenix, AZ UNIVERSITY 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 Colby Jamie T yler Mitch Bre’shon Austin Bronson Benn Johnson Gilley Qualls Antony Kimbell Hedges Gillam Fairbanks OF • L/R • SO/1L RHP • R/R • RS C • L/R • SO/1L RHP • R/R • FR/HS C/1B • R/R • FR INF • R/R • RS JR/2L RHP/INF • S/R • RS FR RHP • R/R • RS SO/1L Dubach, LA JR/JC Benton, LA Jackson, MO Ruston, LA Mesquite, TX Shreveport, LA Bossier City, LA Richmond, TX 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 28 Beau Sam Jacob Chase T revor Phil Dakota K yle Bayliss Alvis Derouen Hesson Petersen Maton Doss Arnsberg INF • R/R • RS FR OF/LHP • R/L • SO/1L C • R/R • RS/FR C • R/R • RS JR/JC RHP • R/R • JR/2L RHP/INF • R/R • FR RHP • R/R • JR/JC C/1B • L/R • RS SO/JC Marshall, TX Jasper, TX Lafayette, LA Bossier City, LA Hallsville, TX Chatham, IL Ruston, LA Arlington, TX BULLDOG BASEBALL 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 2012 Kody Blake Jeb Luke Brody Jacob Chris Nate Neel Johnson Stefan Giddens Olivier Stockton Sadberry Chambers OF • L/R • JR/JC OF • L/R • FR RHP • R/R • RS JR/2L LHP • R/L • JR/JC INF • R/R • FR OF • R/R • FR LHP • L/L • RS FR RHP • R/R • Jr/JC Richmond, TX Lafayette, LA Lafayette, LA West Chester, OH Eunice, LA Pineville, LA Holliday, TX Bountiful, UT 37 39 44 13 25 1 40 Ben T aylor Alex Wade Brian F ran Brent Dr. David Carlisle Burch Williams Simoneaux Rountree Andermann Porche Szymanski LHP • L/L • RS SO/1L OF • R/R • SO/1L INF • L/R • SR/3L Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Strength & Shreveport, LA Monroe, LA Vick, LA Conditioning Coach 94 www.LATechSports.com LOUISIANA TECH ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS A number of student-athletes attend Louisiana Tech as a result in whose honor or memory a scholarship has been established. The LA TECH of endowed athletic scholarships, which have been established as a financial boost provided by these endowed scholarships is critical to means of supporting intercollegiate athletics. maintaining a successful athletics program. Tech athletics would like to thank and recognize the following individuals who have established scholarships to benefit athletics or UNIVERSITY Shannon Leon Leamon Terry Dr. Billy John Tommy Joe Babineaux Barmore Best Bradshaw Bundrick Cassibry Eagles 2012 BULLDOG BASEBALL Hoss Robert Mrs. Jeanette Justin Dr. Guthrie Maxie Karl Garrett Hayes, Jr. Hinckley Hinckley Jarrell Lambright Malone Robert “Bob” Virginia Lomax William Ardis James Robert Jimmy Jackie Pat May Marbury Marbury, Jr. Michael Mize Moreland Patterson Jim Mike Wayne Matt W.H. “Eva” Mrs. Leu Dr. William M. Rivers Sorenson Smith Stover Talbot Wilder Wilder 95 www.LATechSports.com LOUISIANA TECH Special thanks to these premier-level LTAC members who through their generous support elevate Tech Athletics. Charter Dr. and Mrs. William M. Skip and Carolyn Brennan and Rhonda Regions Morgan Keegan Wilder Russell Easley Trust LA TECH Randy and Patsy Alexander John and JoAnn Allen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Ruston Glass & Mirror Jack and Coni Fisher Mr. Robert N. UNIVERSITY Argent Financial Group Youngblood Ted and Lynn Dr. and Mrs. Marvin T. Renicker Bank of Ruston Sanderlin Green Jr. David and Emily CenturyLink President Sleep Inn & Suites Mrs. Mary M. Green Rentrop D. J. and Sandy Allen City of Ruston Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Mr. Gregory G. Hall Republic Services Bob and Marcia Community Trust Bank Smith Jr. Michael and Kelli Mr. and Mrs. Colin K. Basinger Courtesy Automotive Team Craig and Alice Hammock Ringle Mr. Phillip C. Bird Mr. and Mrs. William E. Springmeyer Mr. Ron Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Byrd Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy M. Roberson Jr. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Haley Terrill Harrison Doug and Susan Claiborne Electric Hill Oil Company Mr. Steven M. Jeff and Pam Hawley Rogers Cooperative Justin and Jeanette Hinckley Thurmon Ms. Roberta G. Hinton Mr. Phillip W. Roth Classic Stone Interiors Hood Petroleum, Inc. Mr. Joel T. Trammell Larry and Gail Hobbs Ruston Brick, LLC LLC Lincoln Builders Mr. Charles G. Tullis Robert E Holladay, IV, Mr. and Mrs. O. Leo Warren and Dottie Lincoln Outpatient Therapy Dr. and Mrs. Simeon H. M.D. Sanford Daniel Services Wall Mayor and Mrs. Dan Chris and Laurie Anne Fairway Carts, Inc. Log Cabin Mesquite Grill, Michael and Karlin Hollingsworth Scott Farm Bureau LLC dba Log Cabin Young Mr. and Mrs. James A. Securitas Security Services First National Bank Louisiana Insurance Services Hoogland USA, Inc. Wayne and Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. James C. Director Irrigation Mart Andy and Kathy Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Love III J. E. Dupuy Flooring & Shealy Mr. Russell A. Friedrich and Aillet Dave and Jane Matthiesen Acoustical, Inc. Mickey and Patty Dr. Marsha Friedrich Joe and Candee Mr. Johnny Maxwell Curt and Sally Joiner Slaughter Dr. and Mrs. James D. Anderson Mrs. Mildred T. McGehee Mrs. Melba J. Jones Drs. Tommy and Nancy Green Edward L. Anglin, Dr. Douglas L. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. James L. Smith Green Clinic, L.L.C. M.D. Coach and Mrs. James W. Kilpatrick Smoothie King Dr. and Mrs. Leslie K. Mr. Jack E. Armstrong Mize LA Tech BBB, LLC Lt. Col. Richard D. Guice Charles and Carolyn Northern Louisiana Medical Rusty and Danna Snook Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nathan Ashley Center Mabry Mr. Chance Snow Hendricks Mr. William C. Peach Tree Dental Mr. O. Landon Miles Mr. Patrick J. Spell Mr. Jerry L. Hudson Bailey Jr. Ponchatoulas III Mr. Joel G. Taylor IberiaBank Ronnie and Renee’ Ms. Deborah D. Rivers Mr. James W. Moore The Lincoln Agency, Jackson Parish Bank Barnett III LLC BULLDOG BASEBALL Ruston Lincoln Convention Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mr. John B. Barr and Visitor’s Bureau Glenn and Kitty Mr. and Mrs. J. Jack James Jr. Don and Kay Baxter Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shealy Murphy Thigpen Jr. Gene and Lynda Land Dr. Major E. Blair Mr. Richard H. Shirley Jr. Dr. and Mrs. C. Lawrence Mr. Terry L. Traylor Mr. and Mrs. John E. Blessey Marine Neal Bruce and Debbie Van De 2012 Tom and Gayle Singletary McKinney Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mr. Thomas M. O’Neal Velde Mr. Lomax B. Napper Bossier Crossroads, Slack Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Virgil Orr James W. Van Hook, Mr. David C. O’Neal Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Manco L. Wayne and Glenda M.D. Pafford Emergency Medical Mr. and Mrs. Carrol W. Snapp Jr. Parker Ken and Dawn Ward Services, Inc. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Tucker and Jane Phillip and Melanie Mr. and Mrs. Nolan B. Spruell Paschal Watts Parker Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Mr. and Mrs. William W. Ray and Kim Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. John and Margaret “Bud” Storer Patterson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Phillips Collins SuddenLink Communications Pizza Inn Wilson Michael and Kelly Mr. C. James Cooper The Dawg House Sports Grill John and Stacee WOW Cafe & Wingery Quarles Mr. Charles G. Coyle Perry and Ellen Watson Priddy Raising Cane’s Travis and Kitty Andrew and Melissa Progressive Bank Chris and Anne DeFreese Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Richardson E2020, Inc. Read Jr. * membership as of October 18, 2011 96 www.LATechSports.com LOUISIANA TECH LA TECH Team Tech 100 is a select group of supporters dedicated to changing the landscape of Louisiana Tech Athletics. A four-year financial commitment by these individuals and busi- nesses allows Tech Athletics to make significant investments that directly impact winning. For complete information on becoming a part of Team Tech 100, please call Adam McGuirt at 318.255.7950. UNIVERSITY Bill George & Jean Jim & Dana Terry Dr. William James Baldwin Baldwin Bernhard Bradshaw Bundrick Davison 2012 BULLDOG BASEBALL Steve Todd Roy & Happi Terry & Donna Hunt, Guillot & Dr. R. Guthrie Davison Davison Dowling Ewing Associates, Jarrell LLC JPS Equipment, Mike Billy & Millicent Dan & Linda John LLC McCallister McConnell Reneau Rogers 97 www.LATechSports.com LOUISIANA TECH DAR. D N RENEAU University President For over half a century, President Federation of the Blind – the highest honor that is given by the Dan Reneau and Louisiana Tech Uni- National Federation of the Blind. versity have shared a reputation for In recent years, Dr. Reneau has led Louisiana Tech to the higher education excellence, leadership and performance that is University of Louisiana System’s (ULS) highest graduation rate, unrivaled anywhere in the State of Louisiana. With a passion for highest retention rate, highest average freshman ACT score, LA TECH service and a commitment to his University and its constituents, and fastest time-to-completion rate for first-time baccalaureates UNIVERSITY Dr. Reneau has become one of the most respected and admired as well as achieving record graduate enrollment and doctoral educational leaders in the history of Louisiana higher education.
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