Media Information ...... 2 2006 MARSHALL BASEBALL Marshall Sports Information Dept...... 2 QUICK FACTS Schedule ...... 3 GENERAL INFORMATION Travel Information ...... 3 Name ...... Marshall University Season Outlook ...... 4-5 Founded ...... 1837 Roster Information ...... 5 Location ...... Huntington, W.Va. Head Coach Dave Piepenbrink ...... 6-7 Enrollment ...... 16,551 Nickname ...... Thundering Herd Assistant Coach Rick Reed ...... 8 Colors ...... Green and White Assistant Coach Jim Koerner ...... 9 National Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Volunteer Assistant Coach Tim Rice ...... 9 Conference ...... Conference USA Dir. of Baseball Operations Brian Karlet...9 President ...... Dr. Stephen J. Kopp Brendon Bump ...... 10 Director of Athletics ...... Bob Marcum Brian Chrisman ...... 11 Faculty Athletic Rep...... Robert Bookwalter Chris Cummings ...... 12 Offi cial Athletics Website ...... HerdZone.com Adam Dobies ...... 13 Adam Frederick ...... 14 HOME FIELD Stadium (nonconference games) Derek Hagen ...... 15 ...... University Heights Field Andrew Hancock ...... 16 Location ...... Huntington, W.Va. Matt Helm ...... 17 Capacity/Surface ...... 1,000/Grass Aaron Jamieson ...... 18 Adam Frederick Dimensions ...... 320-365-380-365-320 Tommy Johnson ...... 19 Stadium (Conference USA games) Brian Knippelmeyer ...... 20 All-Time Results ...... 49-53 ...... Appalachian Power Park Chris Koutsavlis ...... 21 History ...... 54 Location ...... Charleston, W.Va. Aaron Levinson ...... 22 Season-by-Season Results ...... 55 Capacity/Surface ...... 4,500/Grass Brent Mason ...... 23 Team Records ...... 56 Dimensions ...... 330-369-400-359-320 Bryson Meyers ...... 24 Season Records ...... 56 BASEBALL STAFF Chris Monaco ...... 25 Career Records ...... 57 Head Coach ..Dave Piepenbrink (Marshall, ‘91) Chris Peak ...... 26 Season-by-Season Leaders...... 58-60 Honors and Awards ...... 61 Record at Marshall/Overall Adam Ptacek ...... 27 ...... 148-253-3 (.370), ninth seasons Thundering Herd in the Pros ...... 62 Richard Russell...... 28 Assistant Coach Jeremy Sloan ...... 29 Jack Cook Award ...... 63 ...... Rick Reed (Marshall), fi rst season Roddy Stieger ...... 30 University Heights ...... 64 Assistant Coach Nick Wolle ...... 31 Appalachian Power Park ...... 65 ...... Jim Koerner (St. John Fisher, ‘97), 2005 Redshirts ...... 32 Conference USA ...... 66-67 second season Newcomers ...... 32-34 Marshall University ...... 68-69 Director of Baseball Operations ...... Brian Karlet (Georgetown (Ky.), ‘03), 2006 Opponents...... 35-40 Marshall Department of Athletics ...... 70 Huntington, W.Va...... 71 fi rst season 2005 Season in Review ...... 41 Head Trainer ...... Jeff Carrico 2005 Statistics ...... 42-43 Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program ... 72 Sports Medicine ...... 73 Strength and Conditioning Coach .. Jon Sanderson 2005 MAC Statistics ...... 44 Baseball Offi ce Phone ...... (304) 696-5277 2005 C-USA Statistics ...... 45 University President Stephen J. Kopp ..74 2006 C-USA Composite Schedule ...46-47 Director of Athletics Bob Marcum ...... 74 TEAM INFORMATION All-Time Record vs. Opponents ...... 48 Athletics Department Staff ...... 75 2005 Overall Record ...... 16-34 Home ...... 10-9 CREDITS Away ...... 6-25 Editor: Andy Fledderjohann 2005 MAC Record/Finish ...... 8-16/5th East Contributors: Randy Burnside, Andy Boggs, Position Players Returning/Lost ...... 13/5 Joey Florian, Brandon Parro, Sarah Hauck, Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/2 Matt Riley and Chris Yandle. Pitchers Returning/Lost ...... 11/2 Photography: Rick Haye, Matt Riley, West Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 24/7 Virginia Power Newcomers ...... 12 Printing: Marshall University Printing HISTORY COVERS First Year of Baseball ...... 1896 Front: Chris Cummings, Adam Frederick, Aar- Overall Record ..1110-1189-11 (.486), 99 years on Jamieson, Brendon Bump, Chris Monaco, Conference Championships ...... 9 Chris Koutsavlis, Rich Russell, Bryson Meyers; (West Virginia Collegiate Conference: 1928, Inside Front: Nick Wolle, Dave Piepenbrink, 29, 30, 31; Buckeye Conference: 1933, 34, 35; Brian Chrisman, Tommy Johnson, Inside Southern Conference: 1978, 81) Back: Marshall University; Back: Brent Ma- NCAA Tournament Appearances ... 1973, 1978 son, Roddy Stieger, Aaron Levinson, Brian For updated information on Marshall baseball Knippelmeyer, Adam Ptacek and the Thundering Herd athletics departm- Last NCAA Appearance ...... 1978 nent, log on to herdzone.com. (def. Florida St., Clemson; lost to Miami-Fla.)

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2 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Schedule/Travel Information

2006 MARSHALL BASEBALL SCHEDULE TRAVEL INFORMATION FEBRUARY Belmont 17 Fri. at Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m. Feb. 17-19 18 Sat. at Belmont (DH) Nashville, Tenn. 3 p.m. Bus 19 Sun. at Belmont Nashville, Tenn. 2 p.m. 24 Fri. at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 7 p.m. Comfort Inn and Suites 25 Sat. at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 1:30 p.m. 5566 Franklin Pike Circle 26 Sun. at Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. 1:30 p.m. Brentwood, TN 37027 (615) 221-5001 MARCH Contact: Sherri Chandler 3 Fri. BUFFALO Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. 4 Sat. BUFFALO (DH) Huntington, W.Va. Noon 5 Sun. BUFFALO Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. Georgia Southern 8 Wed. at Kentucky Lexington, Ky. 4 p.m. Feb. 24-26 11 Sat. NIAGARA (DH) Huntington, W.Va. Noon Bus 12 Sun. NIAGARA Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. Hampton Inn 14 Tue. PITTSBURGH Huntington, W.Va. 2 p.m. 17 Fri. CLEVELAND STATE Huntington, W.Va. 2 p.m. 616 Fair Road 18 Sat. CLEVELAND STATE Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. Statesboro, GA 30458 19 Sun. CLEVELAND STATE Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. (912) 681-7700 24 Fri. at Houston* Houston, Texas 8 p.m. Contact: Cortes Collins 25 Sat. at Houston* Houston, Texas 8 p.m. 26 Sun. at Houston* Houston, Texas 2 p.m. 28 Tue. JAMES MADISON Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. Houston 29 Wed. JAMES MADISON Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. March 24-26 31 Fri. UCF* Charleston, W.Va. 7 p.m. Air Crown Plaza APRIL 1700 Smith Street 1 Sat. UCF* Charleston, W.Va. 7 p.m. 2 Sun. UCF* Charleston, W.Va. Noon Houston, TX 77002 4 Tue. at Ohio Athens, Ohio 6 p.m. (713) 739-8800 7 Fri. MEMPHIS* Charleston, W.Va. 2 p.m. Contact: Misty Polihronakis 8 Sat. MEMPHIS* Charleston, W.Va. 2 p.m. 9 Sun. MEMPHIS* Charleston, W.Va. 10:30 a.m. UAB 11 Tue. MOREHEAD STATE Huntington, W.Va. 3 p.m. 14 Fri. at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 8 p.m. April 14-16 15 Sat. at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 3 p.m. Bus 16 Sun. at UAB* Birmingham, Ala. 2 p.m. Best Western River-Chase Inn 18 Tue. at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. 7 p.m. 1800 River-Chase Drive 21 Fri. at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. 7 p.m. Birmingham, AL 35244 22 Sat. at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. 6 p.m. 23 Sun. at East Carolina* Greenville, N.C. Noon (205) 985-7500 26 Wed. EASTERN KENTUCKY Huntington, W.Va. 3 p.m. Contact: Derrick Allen 28 Fri. SOUTHERN MISS* Charleston, W.Va. 7 p.m. 29 Sat. SOUTHERN MISS* Charleston, W.Va. 7 p.m. East Carolina 30 Sun. SOUTHERN MISS* Charleston, W.Va. 1 p.m. April 21-23 MAY Bus 3 Wed. at Eastern Kentucky Richmond, Ky. 3 p.m. City Hotel & Bistro 5 Fri. at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 7:30 p.m. 203 W. Greenville Blvd. 6 Sat. at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 3 p.m. Greenville, NC 27834 7 Sun. at Tulane* New Orleans, La. 2 p.m. (252) 355-8300 9 Tue. at Miami (Ohio) Oxford, Ohio 6 p.m. 10 Wed. at Morehead State Morehead, Ky. 6 p.m. Contact: Brett Morgan 12 Fri. N.Y. TECH Huntington, W.Va. 3 p.m. 13 Sat. N.Y. TECH Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. Tulane 14 Sun. N.Y. TECH Huntington, W.Va. 1 p.m. May 5-7 16 Tue. at Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 p.m. Air 18 Thu. RICE* Charleston, W.Va. 2 p.m. 19 Fri. RICE* Charleston, W.Va. 2 p.m. Hotel TBD 20 Sat. RICE* Charleston, W.Va. 2 p.m. 24-28 Wed.-Sun. Conference USA Tournament^ Houston, Texas

Home games in BOLD CAPS; *denotes Conference USA games (home C-USA games at Appala- chian Power Park, Charleston, W.Va.); ^Reckling Park, Rice University; All times Eastern; Dates and times subject to change

3 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Season Outlook

INFIELD Cummings, Chris Koutsavlis Marshall returns its entire and Jeremy Slone. Marshall starting infi eld from last sea- also will welcome back Brian son: 1B Roddy Stieger, 2B Aar- Chrisman, who sat out last on Jamieson, SS Aaron Levin- season with an elbow injury son and 3B Adam Frederick. a er having a stellar freshman Stieger and Frederick started campaign in 2004. all 50 games in 2005. In the bullpen, senior Bren- Brent Mason, who started don Bump is back a er ap- 39 games last season, will pearing in a school-record 32 provide depth on the infi eld, games last year, while posting as will Ma Helm, who had a a team-best 3.38 ERA. Brian good fall and will see time in Knippelmeyer, Andrew Han- the middle. Appalachian State cock and Bryson Meyers all transfer Jimmy Mathias (SS) return a er competing for the and Brendan Murphy (1B) Herd in 2005. also will fi gure in the mix. Adam Dobies sat out 2005 with an injury but is healthy OUTFIELD and ready to contribute, while Adam Ptacek, the Herd’s Tom Ponietowicz and Andrew Adam Frederick leadoff hi er and starting cen- Blain will look to make an ter fi elder, is back a er leading impact a er redshirting last Herd’s inaugural campaign Chris Cummings stands the team with a .320 ba ing year. in Conference USA. For base- 10th in pitching appearances average last year. Speedster Six new pitchers line the ball, the league is comprised with 46 and also needs 52 Chris Monaco sat out most of Marshall roster, and they are of nine schools: East Carolina, strikeouts to move into the last season with an injury, but expected to make a big im- Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Top 10. he is healthy and expected to pact on the staff . Freshmen Rice, Southern Miss, Tulane, Chris Monaco holds third be a force again a er swiping Mike Gielarowski and Sean UAB and UCF. The 24-game place in stolen bases (42) and a school-record 40 bases in Holliday look to be starters in league schedule features eight is 17 shy of the top spot. 2004. the future and Jimmy Stanley three-game series, and the top Derek Hagen and Chris Peak had a tremendous fall, while eight teams in the fi nal league C-USA GAMES IN also return to the outfi eld fold Adam Kuhr, Alan Gentry and standings advance to the con- CHARLESTON this year, and they are joined Jarred Johnson are expected to ference tournament. Marshall will play all of by transfer Brit Vincent, who provide needed depth. its home C-USA contests at is expected to vie for the start- RECORDS WATCH Appalachian Power Park in ing le fi eld position. 100TH SEASON OF Several Marshall players Charleston, W.Va. The park, BASEBALL AT MARSHALL will look to move onto and up which opened last season, CATCHING The 2006 season marks the the school’s all-time records is home to the West Virginia The Herd is stocked at the 100th year of baseball at Mar- list this season. Power, a single-A affi liate catching position. Nick Wolle shall University. The fi rst year Adam Frederick stands of the Milwaukee Brewers. and Tommy Johnson, who of organized baseball at Mar- third on the all-time hits led- Marshall will welcome UCF, shared catching duties last shall came in 1896, and the ger with 180 and needs 28 hits Memphis, Southern Miss and year, are both back, as well as program has accumulated a to move into a tie for fi rst all- Rice to Charleston. senior Rich Russell, who sat 1,110-1189-11 record during time. He also enters the year out all but nine games of 2005 its 99 years of existence. sixth on the at bats chart with NEW-LOOK SCHEDULE with an injury. Russell earned 537 and needs 93 to tie for fi rst The move to Conference a spot on the Johnny Bench REED TAKES REIGNS AS place. He also is just outside USA will provide Marshall Award watch list prior to last PITCHING COACH the Top 10 in games played, with its toughest schedule in season. Johnson was stellar Former Marshall player and runs scored, doubles and total school history. The Herd bat- last year as a freshman, bat- Major Leaguer Rick Reed is in bases. tles fi ve teams (13 games to- ting .308, fourth on the team. his fi rst season as the Herd’s With 39 career starts, Chris tal) that competed in the 2005 Freshman Clay Maddox also pitching coach. Reed compet- Koutsavlis needs six more NCAA Tournament, includ- will be in the mix, although he ed for 17 years in professional starts to match the all-time ing a three-game road series at is expected to see action in the baseball and was a two-time pitching games started record. Tulane, a 2005 College World outfi eld. National League All-Star with He also stands fi h in innings Series participant. the New York Mets. Over the pitched (238.1) and needs 61.2 In other contests vs. 2005 PITCHING course of his MLB career, he innings to move into the top NCAA tourney teams, the All but two of Marshall’s went 93-76 with a 4.03 ERA. spot. Koutsavlis is ninth in Herd travels to East Caro- pitchers from last year return wins (12) and needs seven to lina and Miami (Ohio) and for 2006, including the Herd’s HERD DEBUTS IN C-USA tie for fi rst. He is just outside welcomes Southern Miss and top three starters – Chris This season marks the the Top 10 in appearances and Rice, a participant in the 2005 strikeouts. Super Regionals.

4 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Season Outlook

The Herd opens the season Pronunciation Guide Roster By State/Province ALPHABETICAL with weekend road series at Dobies ...... DOE-bees Pennsylvania ...... 9 Name No. Belmont and Georgia South- West Virginia...... 5 Andrew Blain ...... 36 Gielarowski ...... Gill-er-AH-skee Brendon Bump ...... 34 Kentucky ...... 4 ern before returning to Hun- Jamieson ...... JAY-muh-son Brian Chrisman ...... 9 tington for a four-game set Arkansas ...... 2 Knipplemeyer...kuh-NIPP-el-meyer Chris Cummings ...... 50 with Buff alo during the fi rst Kansas ...... 2 Adam Dobies ...... 28 Koerner ...... KERR-ner weekend of March. Marshall Maryland ...... 2 Adam Frederick ...... 11 plays its fi rst Conference USA Koutsavlis ...... Koot-SAHV-lis Ohio ...... 2 Alan Gentry ...... 32 Kuhr ...... COOR Ontario ...... 2 Mike Gielarowski ...... 16 series March 24-26 at Hous- Derek Hagen ...... 18 ton. Piepenbrink ...... PEEP-en-brink Arizona ...... 1 Andrew Hancock ...... 20 In all, Marshall is scheduled Ponietowicz ...... pon-IH-tow-witz Nebraska ...... 1 Matt Helm ...... 3 Tennessee ...... 1 to play 30 of its 56 games at Ptacek ...... puh-TAH-check Sean Holliday ...... 30 home, with 18 to be contested Texas ...... 1 Aaron Jamieson...... 26 Steiger ...... STEE-ger Jarred Johnson...... 25 at University Heights Field in Virginia ...... 1 Wolle ...... WALL-ee Washington ...... 1 Tommy Johnson ...... 19 Huntington. Brian Knippelmeyer ...... 15 Chris Koutsavlis ...... 55 Adam Kuhr ...... 40 2006 MARSHALL BASEBALL ROSTER Aaron Levinson ...... 2 Pitchers (17) Clay Maddox ...... 12 No. Name Pos. B/T Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School Brent Mason ...... 7 36 Andrew Blain LHP L/L 6-0 180 Fr. Huntington, W.Va./Spring Valley Jimmy Mathias ...... 23 34 Brendon Bump RHP R/R 6-1 200 Sr. Lawrence, Kan./Barton County CC Bryson Meyers ...... 5 Chris Monaco ...... 22 9 Brian Chrisman LHP L/L 6-1 195 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin Brendan Murphy...... 27 50 Chris Cummings RHP R/R 6-3 230 Sr. Huntington, W.Va./Huntington Chris Peak ...... 14 28 Adam Dobies RHP R/R 6-0 220 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./North Allegheny Tom Ponietowicz ...... 41 32 Alan Gentry RHP R/R 6-5 220 Jr. Hot Springs, Ark./Pratt CC Adam Ptacek ...... 4 16 Mike Gielarowski RHP R/R 6-2 185 Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley Rich Russell ...... 48 20 Andrew Hancock RHP R/R 6-4 185 So. Ashland, Ky./Paul G. Blazer Jeremy Slone ...... 17 30 Sean Holliday LHP L/L 6-1 195 Fr. Moon Township, Pa./Moon Area Jimmy Stanley ...... 21 25 Jarred Johnson RHP R/R 6-2 190 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas/R.L. Paschal Roddy Stieger ...... 10 15 Brian Knippelmeyer RHP R/R 6-3 190 Sr. Lincoln, Neb./Barton County CC Brit Vincent ...... 24 55 Chris Koutsavlis LHP R/L 6-2 215 Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon Nick Wolle ...... 8 40 Adam Kuhr RHP R/R 6-10 225 Jr. Mason, Ohio/St. Catherine CC 5 Bryson Meyers LHP L/L 6-3 220 Sr. Oakland, Md./Potomac State NUMERICAL 41 Tom Ponietowicz RHP R/R 6-3 225 So. Norristown, Pa./Norristown No. Name 17 Jeremy Slone RHP R/R 6-1 195 Jr. Paintsville, Ky./St. Catherine 2 ...... Aaron Levinson 21 Jimmy Stanley RHP R/R 6-0 195 Fr. Lexington, Ky./Lexington Christian Acad. 3 ...... Matt Helm 4 ...... Adam Ptacek 5 ...... Bryson Meyers Infi elders (8) 7 ...... Brent Mason 11 Adam Frederick IF L/R 6-0 185 Sr. Franklin, Pa./Franklin 8 ...... Nick Wolle 3 Matt Helm IF R/R 6-0 195 So. Downingtown, Pa./Downingtown 9 ...... Brian Chrisman 26 Aaron Jamieson IF R/R 5-10 180 Sr. Lindsay, Ontario/Bluefi eld State 10 ...... Roddy Stieger 2 Aaron Levinson IF R/R 5-10 180 Sr. Seattle, Wash./Mesa (Ariz.) CC 11 ...... Adam Frederick 7 Brent Mason IF R/R 6-1 180 Sr. Sherwood, Ark./Pratt CC 12 ...... Clay Maddox 23 Jimmy Mathias IF R/R 6-2 185 Jr. Stephens City, Va./Appalachian State 14 ...... Chris Peak 27 Brendan Murphy IF R/R 6-3 231 Jr. Chattanooga, Tenn./SW Tennessee CC 15 ...... Brian Knippelmeyer 10 Roddy Stieger IF R/R 6-0 205 Sr. West Chester, Ohio/Lakota West 16 ...... Mike Gielarowski 17 ...... Jeremy Slone Outfi elders (5) 18 ...... Derek Hagen 19 ...... Tommy Johnson 18 Derek Hagen OF R/R 6-1 185 So. Milton, W.Va./Cabell-Midland 20 ...... Andrew Hancock 22 Chris Monaco OF R/R 6-1 200 Sr. Tucson, Ariz./Pima CC 21 ...... Jimmy Stanley 14 Chris Peak OF R/R 6-0 185 Jr. Barboursville, W.Va./Cabell-Midland 22 ...... Chris Monaco 4 Adam Ptacek OF L/R 5-11 185 Sr. Assaria, Kan./Pratt CC 23 ...... Jimmy Mathias 24 Brit Vincent OF R/R 6-2 195 Jr. Bowling Green, Ky./SW Tennessee CC 24 ...... Brit Vincent 25 ...... Jarred Johnson Catchers (4) 26 ...... Aaron Jamieson 19 Tommy Johnson C R/R 6-0 205 So. Gaithersburg, Md./Quince Orchard 27 ...... Brendan Murphy 12 Clay Maddox C R/R 5-10 170 Fr. Huntington, W.Va./Spring Valley 28 ...... Adam Dobies 48 Rich Russell C R/R 6-4 255 Sr. Toronto, Ontario/Earl Haig 30 ...... Sean Holliday 8 Nick Wolle C R/R 6-1 195 Jr. Coatesville, Pa./Solanco 32 ...... Alan Gentry 34 ...... Brendon Bump 36 ...... Andrew Blain Staff 40 ...... Adam Kuhr Head Coach: 13 Dave Piepenbrink, ninth season 41 ...... Tom Ponietowicz Assistant Coach: 35 Rick Reed, fi rst season 48 ...... Rich Russell Assistant Coach: 38 Jim Koerner, second season 50 ...... Chris Cummings Volunteer Assistant: 57 Tim Rice, second season 55 ...... Chris Koutsavlis Director of Baseball Operations: Brian Karlet, fi rst season

5 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Head Coach Dave Piepenbrink

Dave Piepenbrink enters brink became just the second his ninth season at the helm coach in Marshall history to THE PIEPENBRINK FILE of the Marshall University record 100 wins when the Birthdate: November 18, 1966 baseball program. Now the Herd defeated Bowling Green. Hire Date: April 2, 1998 second-longest tenured coach In 2004, he helped Marshall tie Hometown: Huntington, W.Va. in the baseball program’s his- the all-time school win record Family: Wife, Kelly, and tory, Piepenbrink stands alone (27) set by Cook’s 1978 team daughters Rachel (8) in second place in the all-time that went to the NCAA Tour- and Grace (7) school annals with 148 wins, nament. Education: Huntington East behind only his former coach, Piepenbrink took over the High School, 1985 Jack Cook. Piepenbrink and Marshall baseball program on Marshall University, 1991 the Thundering Herd look to April 2, 1998, a er the resig- Coaching Exp.: Marshall University Asst. Coach, 1996-97; add many more victories to nation of former coach Craig that total this season as they Antush. A er serving as an in- Interim Head Coach/Head Coach, enter the rugged Conference terim head coach for the fi nal 1998-present USA. 30 games that year, Piepen- Playing Exp.: 4 years, Marshall University, 1987-90 Piepenbrink directed Mar- brink was given the job on a shall to its best three-year win full-time basis. Prior to that, of the Year a er winning the total (62), from 2000-02, since he served as the Herd’s top as- conference’s triple crown. Jack Cook’s 1979-81 teams also sistant for three years. It was the Herd’s fi rst triple grabbed 62 wins in that span. Piepenbrink went 9-21 as crown winner or conference His commitment and enthu- interim head coach in 1998, MVP in the program’s history. siasm for the program and including a 9-5 victory over Under Piepenbrink, a university has won over both Virginia Tech in his fi rst game. young Thundering Herd Thundering Herd baseball Under Piepenbrink’s tutelage squad posted a 12-43-1 record fans and Marshall administra- that season, fi rst baseman Tom in 1999. Out of the 11 position tors since his hiring. Kuempel was named Mid- players that appeared in at On April 27, 2003, Piepen- American Conference Player least half of the Herd’s games, seven were underclassmen. The pitching staff was equally as green with fi ve of the nine pitchers who made 10 or more appearances either freshmen or sophomores. During the 2000 season the Marshall baseball program continued to make strides. American Conference compe- The 21 victories posted by the tition. club was the second-highest In 2001, the program contin- win total in 10 seasons and the ued to improve with a 24-29 team fi nished the season with regular season record, which nine wins in its fi nal 16 games, tied for the third-most victo- coming mostly against Mid- ries in a season in Marshall

Piepenbrink Year-By-Year Year Overall Pct. MAC Pct. 1998* 9-21-0 .300 7-19-0 .269 1999 12-43-1 .223 4-26-1 .145 2000 21-33-1 .391 7-20-0 .259 2001 24-29-0 .453 11-17-0 .393 2002 17-35-0 .327 7-20-0 .259 2003 22-31-1 .417 11-16-0 .407 2004 27-27-0 .500 10-13-0 .435 2005 16-34-0 .320 8-16-0 .333 Total 148-253-3 .370 65-147-1 .308 *Took over midway through season

6 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Head Coach Dave Piepenbrink history. In addition, Marshall Piepenbrink was a fi rst- PIEPENBRINK VS. ALL found itself in the thick of the team All-Southern Conference OPPONENTS race for the MAC Tournament performer in 1990 and was Akron ...... 13-11 for the fi rst time since joining named to the all-tournament Alabama-Birmingham ...... 1-3 the league and was not elimi- team that same season a er Auburn ...... 0-3 nated from tournament con- guiding Marshall to a semifi - Ball State ...... 3-9 tention until the next-to-last nal berth in the league tourna- Belmont ...... 0-3 Bowling Green ...... 5-18 weekend of the season. ment. Buffalo ...... 10-7 During the 2001 season, vir- Piepenbrink is married to Campbell ...... 0-2 tually every off ensive record the former Kelly Crawford of Central Michigan ...... 1-9 in school history was smashed, Smoot, W.Va. The couple has Charleston Southern ...... 4-5 including the school records two children, Rachel Leigh (7) Cincinnati ...... 2-1 for at bats, runs, hits, home and Grace Catherine (6). Cleveland State ...... 2-1 runs, extra-base hits and runs Coastal Carolina ...... 2-1 ba ed in. Senior fi rst baseman ALL-TIME MARSHALL COACHES College of Charleston ...... 0-3 Jason Brooks, in addition to Concord ...... 3-0 CHRONOLOGICALLY earning All-MAC honors, was Dayton ...... 2-4 Coach Years Record Pct. a second team All-American Drexel ...... 2-1 Dave Piepenbrink 1998-present 148-253-3 .370 Duke ...... 1-0 a er drilling a school-record Craig Antush 1996-98 23-88-1 .210 Duquesne ...... 0-1 23 home runs. He also par- Howard McCann 1990-95 99-156 .388 East Carolina ...... 0-1 ticipated in the NCAA Home Jack Cook 1955, 67-89 422-344-2 .551 Eastern Illinois ...... 1-0 Run Challenge at the College Bob Kruthoffer 1966 6-15 .286 Eastern Kentucky ...... 4-6 World Series in Omaha, Neb. Alvis Brown 1961-65 34-70-1 .324 Eastern Michigan ...... 4-13-1 2004 brought about even Bill Chambers 1956-60 44-56-1 .436 Fairfi eld ...... 1-1 more success as the team tied Howard Hood 1950-51 15-20 .428 Findlay ...... 0-1 a school record with 27 victo- Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54 46-34 .575 Gardner-Webb...... 1-2 ries. A er starting the season Johnny Watson 1943 1-6 .143 George Mason ...... 0-1 Georgia ...... 0-2 1-7, the Herd rebounded to go Kyle Tackett 1942 1-3 .250 Hofstra ...... 1-0 26-20 over the fi nal 46 games Cam Henderson 1938 6-3 .667 Jacksonville State ...... 2-1 Francis Farley 1936-37 7-14 .333 and fi nish with a 27-27 record. Kent State ...... 8-21 Roy Hawley 1933-35 30-5 .857 Over the fi nal 10 games of the Kentucky ...... 1-4 Johnny Stuart 1926-32 67-21-1 .758 season, Piepenbrink guided Liberty ...... 2-7 the Herd to an 8-2 record. Guy Fiber 1926 7-8 .467 Louisville ...... 0-1 Marshall won its fi nal four Russ Meredith 1925 4-5 .444 Maryland ...... 0-1 games of the season to tie the H.R. Briggs 1924 7-2 .778 Mercer ...... 2-4 27-win record. Kemper Shelton 1922-23 4-13 .235 Miami (Ohio) ...... 9-20 Last season, the Herd Herbert Cramer 1921 3-5 .375 Morehead State ...... 8-9-1 A.E. Reilly 1920 8-8 .500 struggled through an injury- Murray State ...... 0-1 Carl Ridgely 1919 8-2-1 .773 New York Tech ...... 3-0 plagued season and fi nished Carl Shipley 1918 7-6 .538 Niagara ...... 3-0 its fi nal season in the MAC Boyd Chambers 1910-17 72-43-1 .621 North Carolina A&T ...... 6-3 with a 16-34 record. The young Pennypacker 1905 4-4 .500 North Carolina State ...... 0-3 Herd ba led but fell just short George Ford 1903-04 3-3 .500 UNC Asheville ...... 1-2 in many games, going 4-12 in M.M. Scott 1901-02 17-2 .895 Northern Illinois ...... 3-2 one-run contests. No Coach 1896-1900 17-0 1.000 Ohio ...... 6-24 Piepenbrink joined the TOTALS 1110-1189-11 .486 Ohio State ...... 0-1 Marshall coaching staff a er Oklahoma State ...... 0-2 a standout playing career un- BY VICTORIES Rio Grande ...... 4-0 Southern Miss ...... 0-3 der Jack Cook and Howard Coach Years Record Pct. St. Bonaventure ...... 2-1 McCann from 1987-90. Dur- Jack Cook 1955, 67-89 422-344-2 .551 Toledo ...... 1-7 ing his career, he set school Dave Piepenbrink 1998-present 148-253-3 .370 VMI ...... 2-2 records in doubles (41), runs Howard McCann 1990-95 99-156 .388 Virginia Tech ...... 3-2 scored (150) and at-bats (480). Boyd Chambers 1910-17 72-43-1 .621 Western Kentucky ...... 0-2 He still stands second on the Johnny Stuart 1926-32 67-21-1 .753 Western Michigan ...... 2-6 all-time school records charts Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54 46-34 .575 West Virginia...... 0-1 in runs scored and total bases Bill Chambers 1956-60 44-56-1 .436 West Virginia State ...... 6-4-1 (308) and third in doubles and Alvis Brown 1961-65 34-70-1 .324 Winthrop ...... 0-3 walks (98). Roy Hawley 1933-35 30-5 .857 Wofford ...... 2-1 Craig Antush 1996-98 23-88-1 .210 Wright State ...... 4-3 Youngstown State ...... 5-3

7 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Coaching Staff Rick Reed Pitching Coach, ﬁ rst season

Former Marshall and just 29 walks in a career-best 212 1/3 and Major League innings. NOTING REED Baseball standout Birthdate: Aug. 16, 1964 Rick Reed returns Reed made his fi rst postseason appear- Hire Date: July 9, 2005 this season for his ance in 1999. In the Mets’ 3-1 NLDS win Hometown: Huntington, W.Va. fi rst season as the over Arizona, Reed started game 3 and Family: Wife, Dee, and children Mad- Thundering Herd’s earned the win with six solid innings. ison (4) and Mason (2) pitching coach. He also started game 4 of the NLCS vs. Education: Huntington H.S., 1982 Atlanta and fi red seven strong innings of Marshall University Reed, 41, has 17 three-hit ball while earning a no-decision years of profes- in the Mets’ 3-2 victory. sional baseball experience as a pitcher in Played under: the minor and major leagues, and was a A er another strong regular season in Jim Leyland, Pittsburgh, 1988-91 two-time National League All-Star as a 2000 (11-5, 4.11 ERA), Reed pitched for Hal McRae, Kansas City, 1992-93 member of the New York Mets, repre- the Mets in the 2000 World Series with Kevin Kennedy, Texas, 1993-94 senting his team at the 1998 game in Den- the cross-town rival Yankees and started Davey Johnson, Cincinnati, 1995 ver and the 2001 contest in Sea le. He game three, tossing six strong innings to Bobby Valentine, NY Mets, 1997-2001 also has served as a consultant to minor lead the Mets to their lone win in the se- Tom Kelly, Minnesota, 2001 league pitching staff s during past spring ries. Ron Gardenhire, Minnesota, 2002-03 training sessions. In 2001, Reed pitched a total of 202 1/3 Over the course of his professional innings with the Mets and Minnesota 285 walks in 1545 2/3 career innings. career, Reed pitched for the Minnesota Twins and was named to his second Na- Twins, New York Mets, Cincinnati Reds, tional League all-star team. Reed a ended Marshall from 1984- Texas Rangers, Kansas City Royals and 85 and played one season under head Pi sburgh Pirates. He fi nished his career In his fi rst full season with Minnesota coach Jack Cook before being dra ed by with a 93-76 record and 4.03 earned run in 2002, Reed was the Twins’ most consis- the Pi sburgh Pirates in the 26th round average. tent starter, leading the team in wins (15) of the 1986 amateur dra . He made his and innings (188) while posting a 3.78 major league debut Aug. 8, 1988, with the Reed’s career took off in 1997 in a break- ERA. Pirates. out season with the New York Mets, as he notched a 13-9 record with a career-low Control was a benchmark of Reed’s ca- Reed and his wife Dee reside in Proc- 2.89 ERA in 208 1/3 innings. reer. In 2002, he led the American League torville, Ohio. The couple has two chil- in fewest walks per 9 innings (1.24) and dren, Madison (4) and Mason (2). In 1998, Reed posted career highs of 16 was second to Pedro Martinez in strike- wins and 153 strikeouts with a 3.48 ERA out to walk ratio (4.65). Reed gave up just

REED’S CAREER MLB STATISTICS Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HBP BB SO 1988 Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 3.00 2 2 0 0 0 12.0 10 4 4 1 0 2 6 1989 Pittsburgh Pirates 1 4 5.60 15 7 0 0 0 54.2 62 35 34 5 2 11 34 1990 Pittsburgh Pirates 2 3 4.36 13 8 1 1 1 53.2 62 32 26 6 1 12 27 1991 Pittsburgh Pirates 0 0 10.38 1 1 0 0 0 4.1 8 6 5 1 0 1 2 1992 Kansas City Royals 3 7 3.68 19 18 1 1 0 100.1 105 47 41 10 5 20 49 1993 Kansas City Royals 0 0 9.82 1 0 0 0 0 3.2 6 4 4 0 1 1 3 1993 Texas Rangers 1 0 2.25 2 0 0 0 0 4.0 6 1 1 1 1 1 2 1994 Texas Rangers 1 1 5.94 4 3 0 0 0 16.2 17 13 11 3 1 7 12 1995 Cincinnati Reds 0 0 5.82 4 3 0 0 0 17.0 18 12 11 5 0 3 10 1997 New York Mets 13 9 2.89 33 31 2 0 0 208.1 186 76 67 19 5 31 113 1998 New York Mets 16 11 3.48 31 31 2 1 0 212.1 208 84 82 30 6 29 153 1999 New York Mets 11 5 4.58 26 26 1 1 0 149.1 163 77 76 23 1 47 104 2000 New York Mets 11 5 4.11 30 30 0 0 0 184.0 192 90 84 28 5 34 121 2001 New York Mets 8 6 3.48 20 20 3 1 0 134.2 119 53 52 16 1 17 99 2001 Minnesota Twins 4 6 5.19 12 12 0 0 0 67.2 92 45 39 12 4 14 43 2002 Minnesota Twins 15 7 3.78 33 32 2 1 0 188.0 192 89 79 32 6 26 121 2003 Minnesota Twins 6 12 5.07 27 21 2 1 0 135.0 155 80 76 21 5 29 71 Career Totals 93 76 4.03 273 245 14 7 1 1545.2 1601 748 692 213 44 285 970

8 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Coaching Staff Jim Koerner Tim Rice Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Volunteer Assistant Coach, Second Season Second Season

Jim Koerner, entering his of the Tim Rice is entering his Pri- second season at Marshall Year. second season with the Thun- or to University, joined the baseball He also dering Herd. He comes to coach- staff in August 2004 to serve was Marshall a er spending two ing, as the outfi eld coach and as- named seasons coaching at Tacoma Rice sist with hi ers and recently the Community College of the had a added recruiting coordinator North North Western Athletic As- successful collegiate playing to his list of duties. East Athletic Conference sociation of Community Col- career. A er playing the 1999 Prior to Marshall, Koerner Coach of the Year in 2003. The leges (NWAACC). season at Tacoma as team cap- spent the 2004 season as an 2003 team broke nearly every In 2003, his team at Ta- tain, he transferred to the Uni- assistant coach at Monmouth off ensive and pitching record coma won the Western Divi- versity of Washington, where University in New Jersey. He in the history of the school as sion Championship with a he was the starting catcher. In helped lead the Hawks to a well as having one of the top 33-9 record, the fi rst time this 2000, he won the Jerry Thor- conference-record seventh turnarounds in Division III. had been accomplished in 22 ton Unsung Hero Award. In straight Northeast Confer- In the summers of 2003 and years. Tacoma placed third at 2002, his Husky team made ence tournament appearance. 2005, Koerner coached the the NWAACC Tournament. the NCAA Regional Tourna- At Monmouth he worked di- USA International team in the While at Tacoma, Rice coached ment. rectly with the fi rst basemen Belgium Open (Antwerp) and catchers and base running Rice graduated from Wash- and assisted with the hi ers. the Aruba Goodwill Series, and assisted with the hi ers. ington in 2002 with a BA in During his time Monmouth and he collected victories over The team had seven all-region history. He is married to Hill- landed three players on the the French and Belgian Olym- players, including the 2003 All- ary from Spokane, Wash, and all-conference teams, as well pic teams. Region MVP. Tacoma’s catcher they reside in Ashland, Ky. as having a freshman fi rst In the summer of 2002, Ko- earned All-Western Division His wife is an elementary baseman named to the New erner served as the assistant and All-Region honors. school teacher. Jersey all-freshman team. coach for the Geneva Lakers From 2001-03, Koerner in the New York Collegiate served as the head coach at Me- League. daille College (N.Y., Division Koerner played for four Brian Karlet III). During his three seasons years at St. John Fisher Col- Director of Baseball Operations, he recruited and developed lege in Rochester, N.Y., before First Season two All-America Northeast signing with the Richmond Region players, as well as the Roosters of the Independent Brian Karlet is in his fi rst then 2003 Conference Player of the Frontier League in 1998. season as director of baseball played Year and Conference Pitcher operations at Marshall Uni- two versity. years A native of South Point, at the Ohio, Karlet is responsible University of Rio Grande be- for coordinating travel, bud- fore competing in his fi nal two get planning, breaking down seasons at Georgetown (Ky.) fi lm, compliance issues and College, where he was an all- the day-to-day operations of conference selection his senior the baseball program. Prior year. He currently is pursing to Marshall, he worked as a his master’s degree in athletic fundraising consultant in Lou- administration at Marshall. isville, Ky., and worked with Karlet is married to Kelley high school athletics teams. Karlet, a nurse at St. Mary’s Karlet graduated from Hospital. They reside in Bar- South Point High School and boursville, W.Va.

9 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

3344 BrendonBrendon BumpBump

RHP • 6-1, 200 • Senior • R/R • Lawrence, Kan. • Barton County CC

2005: Marshall’s most eff ective pitcher Christian from 1999-2000 … was 2002 Mil- out of the bullpen … led Marshall reliev- itary Male Athlete of the Year … played in CAREER HIGHS ers with 32 appearances, se ing a school All Kingco Feeder Game. IP 4.0 at Ohio, 4/16/05 record while ranking second in MAC … K 4 at Jacksonville State, 2/25/05 posted team-best 3.38 ERA … tied with Personal: Parents are Bill and Marcy H 8 vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/27/05 David Slovak for team high in saves with Bump … has older brother Ryan (30) and ER 5 vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/27/05 three … also tied for team high in wins older sister Andrea (27) … born on Aug. BB 2 5x, last vs. Akron, 5/7/05 (3) … posted fi rst career Marshall win 17, 1983 … majoring in sports manage- against Jacksonville State (2/25), tossing ment and marketing with aspirations of 3.1 innings with season-best four strike- becoming a coach a er fi nished playing. outs in 2-1 victory … earned fi rst save by retiring fi nal two ba ers of 7-5 win in fi rst game of doubleheader over Eastern Michigan (3/26) … picked up second save a week later at Miami … notched second win a er tossing a scoreless inning vs. Kent State (4/8) … fi red career-best four innings – all scoreless – to pick up save in 9-6 win at Ohio (4/16) … earned win in 3- 2 triumph over Akron (5/7) a er hurling 3.1 innings and allowing no runs … had streak of seven-consecutive scoreless outings from March 12-26, allowing just two hits in eight innings.

Barton County Community College: Played at Barton County from 2002-04 … in 2004, had 1.53 ERA with one win and two saves … played for Topeka Capitals of Jayhawk League in 2003 and Parkville Sluggers in 2004.

High School: A ended high school at Interlake High School in Bellevue, Wash., from 1998-99 and 2000-02 and at Bellevue

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2005 3.38 3-4 32-0 45.1 51 26 17 17 26 3 0

10 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Student-Athlete Biographies

9 BBrianrian CChrismanhrisman

LHP • 6-1, 195 • Junior • L/L • Pittsburgh, Pa. • Baldwin H.S.

2005: Received medical hardship and sat 2003 that placed eighth at AAU Nation- out season. als. CAREER HIGHS IP 7.2 vs. Ball State, 5/16/04 2004: Had strong freshman season ... tied Personal: Born May 24, 1985… son of K 7 4x, last at Ball State, 5/16/04 for second on team with four wins ... made Craig and Daryl Chrisman… elementary H 7 2x, last vs. C. Michigan, 4/30/04 four bullpen appearances before moving education major with minor in special ER 5 at Akron, 5/9/04 into starting rotation to start 11 games ... education … is involved with Children’s BB 6 2x, last vs. NYIT, 4/24/04 led team with 69 strikeouts ... pitched two Miracle Network. scoreless innings in debut against Bel- mont (2/15) and struck out fi ve of six bat- ters faced ... made fi rst start against West Virginia State (3/3), going six innings to earn win ... allowed three runs on fi ve hits in that start ... in second start, pitched six innings, giving up one run (unearned) and three hits ... struck out seven ba ers four times during season ... best outing came against Ball State (5/16), where he went 7.2 innings allowing two runs on fi ve hits to get his fourth win of season ... fourth in MAC in opponent ba ing average (.233) ... fi h in MAC-only games in opponent average (.236).

High School: A ended Baldwin High School … named to All-Selection team and All-WPIAL South team… team MVP … played on Pi sburgh Tigers team in

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2004 4.30 4-3 15-11 60.2 52 35 29 43 69 0 6 2005 DNP Totals 4.30 4-3 15-11 60.2 52 35 29 43 69 0 6

11 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

5500 CChrishris CCummingsummings

RHP • 6-3, 230 • Senior • R/R • Huntington, W.Va. • Huntington H.S.

Entering 2006: Stands No. 10 on all-time 2004: Led Marshall starters with ERA Marshall record chart in games played of 3.38 … had ERA of 3.16 in conference CAREER HIGHS with 46 … Chris Meadows (2001-04) games, ninth in MAC … fi rst in MAC in IP 6.1 at Ball State, 5/14/04 holds record of 95 … needs 52 strikeouts opponent ba ing average (MAC games K 9 at Ball State, 5/14/04 to move into Top 10. only) with .215 BA … made 17 appear- H 6 vs. Kent State, 4/19/03 ances out of bullpen before starting fi ve ER 7 vs. Kent State, 4/19/03 2005: Marshall’s No. 2 starter in the week- games later in season … in appearance at BB 4 3x, last vs. Buffalo, 4/21/04 end rotation throughout the season … Charleston Southern pitched two hitless held opponents to .229 ba ing average, innings, striking out four ba ers to lead 2003: Made 11 pitching appearances … al- third in Mid-American Conference … MU to its fi rst win of season … in two lowed 15 hits over 12.2 innings … allowed tied for team high in wins (3) with Chris appearances that weekend (College of ba ing average of .294, fi h on team … Koutsavlis and Brendon Bump … started Charleston/Charleston Southern) pitched pitched hitless ninth inning in win over 13 games, second on team to Koutsavlis fi ve scoreless innings, striking out eight Concord … pitched scoreless inning in (14) … struck out season-high eight bat- and allowing one hit … held opponents win over Western Michigan (3/30). ters in just 3.1 innings vs. Eastern Michi- scoreless in 11 of 17 bullpen appearanc- gan (3/27) … posted his three wins in es … made fi rst start against New York High School: Helped guide Huntington consecutive games … went fi ve innings Tech, going fi ve scoreless innings, giving High School to 2002 MSAC champion- vs. Kent State (4/9) to earn win … earned up only two hits … gave up only nine ship … played for Huntington Hounds victory the following week at Ohio (4/16), earned runs in fi ve starts … top start was team that captured fi h place in NABF then notched another win at Virginia Tech at Ball State where he went 6.1 innings, playoff s. one week later (4/23) … went season-high giving up two runs and four hits … tied 5.2 innings vs. Akron (5/7), giving up just for second on team with four wins … his Personal: Born Oct. 27, 1983 … son of two hits and one run while fanning two fi rst career win came in Charleston South- John and Debra Cummings … majoring … allowed just 50 hits in 60.1 innings, ern game. in business with marketing minor. but was plagued by career-high 61 walks, more than twice his previous high … stingy against the long ball, allowing just three all season.

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2003 7.82 0-0 11-0 12.2 15 13 11 9 17 0 2 2004 3.38 4-3 22-5 48.0 37 24 18 26 53 0 13 2005 6.27 3-4 13-13 60.1 50 49 42 61 40 0 4 Totals 5.28 7-7 46-18 121.0 102 86 71 96 110 0 19

12 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Student-Athlete Biographies

2288 AAdamdam DDobiesobies

RHP • 6-0, 220 • Sophomore • R/R • Pittsburgh, Pa. • North Allegheny H.S.

2005: Redshirted, did not play. Personal: Born Dec. 12, 1984 … son of Walt and Debi Dobies … has sister, Au- CAREER HIGHS 2004: Made 12 appearances in freshman tumn, and brother, Andrew, who played IP 5.0 vs. Morehead State, 4/6/04 campaign for Herd … pitched scoreless baseball for Virginia and was third-round K 4 vs. Morehead State, 4/6/04 inning of relief in debut in opener at Bel- pick of Boston Red Sox in 2004 Major H 5 5x, last vs. C. Michigan, 5/1/04 mont … went three scoreless innings in League Baseball Dra … majoring in ER 5 vs. Morehead State, 4/6/04 win at Kentucky and allowed just three marketing. BB 2 3x, last at Morehead St., 4/27/04 hits … made ﬁ rst start on March 30 at Louisville, giving up four earned runs on ﬁ ve hits … made total of three starts for season … pitched hitless inning of relief at Akron (5/8) … in series opener vs. Buf- falo (5/21) pitched two scoreless innings, allowing one hit.

High School: Named All-North Player of the Year … selected for All-Section team and All-North team.

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2004 10.00 0-2 12-3 27.0 39 33 30 7 22 0 4 2005 DNP Totals 10.00 0-2 12-3 27.0 39 33 30 7 22 0 4

13 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

1111 AdamAdam FFrederickrederick

3B • 6-0, 185 • Senior • L/R • Franklin, Pa. • Franklin H.S.

Entering 2006: Starts season in third place on all-time Marshall charts with 180 hits, CAREER HIGHS 28 hits behind leader David Colangelo AB 6 3x, last at Ohio, 4/16/05 … sixth in at bats, 93 behind Colangelo R 4 at Charleston So., 2/22/04 … knocking on door of Top 10 in sev- Hits 5 at Ohio, 4/16/05 eral other categories, including games RBI 6 vs. Eastern Michigan, 3/26/05 played, runs scored, RBI and total bases 2B 2 vs. WVSC, 3/3/04 … can reach Top 10 with four more games HR 2 vs.Akron, 5/11/03 played … also two runs and four doubles SB 2 2x, last at Kent State, 4/10/04 shy of Top 10 … needs 29 total bases to crack Top 10. career home run in win over Concord 2005: Marshall’s starting third baseman (3/22) … hit two home runs in win over throughout season … started and played Akron (5/11). at third in all but four games … had 55 hits and 26 RBI and scored 28 runs – all High School: Tri-County Athletic Con- third-most on team … named MAC East ference MVP in 2002 … named Franklin Player of the Week on March 28 a er hit- High School team MVP … All-TCAC ting .429 (8-for-19) and driving in nine selection in 2000, 2001, and 2002 … fi n- runs in four contests vs. Duke and East- ern … was 3-3 with four RBI in 3/3 win ished high school career with .469 bat- ern Michigan … hit home runs in consec- over West Virginia State … in Marshall’s ting average and .970 fi elding percentage utive games March 26 and 27 vs. Eastern three-game sweep of Niagara, he went 4- … Franklin compiled 76 wins and just Michigan … hit fi rst career grand slam in for-12 with six RBI and three runs scored 15 losses during his career … coached March 26 contest vs. EMU, while driving ... on 4/17 vs. Ohio went 3-for-5 with two by Harry Miller … also earned le ers in in a career-high six runs … had fi rst career RBI and two runs scored … played piv- golf and basketball … recipient of Wayne fi ve-hit game in 9-6 victory at Ohio (4/16) otal role in Herd’s sweep of NYIT, ba ing Eakin Award for Strength of Character … went 5-for-6 in that game with an RBI .500 (5-for-10), scoring six runs … scored regarding athletics … led his Pi sburgh and three runs scored … had 10-game hit 11 runs in six games from 4/17-4/27 ... in AAU summer league team in hi ing with streak from 3/19-4/3 … good contact hit- 5/8 doubleheader vs. Akron, Frederick .410 average. ter with just 19 strikeouts in 194 at bats went 5-for-10, knocking in fi ve runs and … played with New Market Rebels in scoring three times … in MU’s series win Personal: Born Sept. 17, 1983 … son of Valley Summer League, fi nishing second over Ball State, went 5-for-11, scoring John and Marilyn Frederick … safety on team in ba ing (.306) while hi ing a three runs … third on team with 13 stolen technology major … brother, Ryan, and home run and driving in 25 runs. bases. sister, Melissa, both graduated from Penn State University … Ryan played baseball 2004: Team MVP … team leader in sev- 2003: Second on team with ba ing aver- for PSU-Behrend … father played base- eral categories including: ba ing average age of .350 as freshman … appeared in ball at Indiana University of Pennsylva- (.376), runs scored (46), hits (77) and sacri- 49 games … fi h on team in on-base per- nia … Adam played in Eastern Regional fi ce fl ies (5) … second in on-base percent- centage (.384) … fourth on team with 14 Final in Bristol, Conn., that went into ex- age (.435), runs ba ed in (43) and total multiple hit games … had six-game hit- tra innings in order to earn berth to Li le bases (97) … 10th in MAC with .376 aver- ting streak during 2003 … registered fi rst League World Series (age 12). age … tied for ninth in conference with 77 hits … team leader with 24 multiple hit CAREER STATISTICS games and 10 multiple RBI games … had Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 11-game hit streak from 2/28-3/15 … fi n- 2003 .350 49-39 137 24 48 7 0 4 14 3 18 6-10 .489 67 ished season with 10-game hit streak … 2004 .374 54-54 206 46 77 11 0 3 43 25 25 13-17 .471 97 started all 54 games at third base … went 2005 .284 46-46 194 28 55 8 0 2 26 10 19 3-8 .356 69 3-for-6 with four runs scored in MU’s Totals .335 149-139 537 98 180 26 0 9 83 38 62 22-35 .435 233 fi rst win of season at Charleston South-

14 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Student-Athlete Biographies

1188 DDerekerek HagenHagen

OF • 6-1, 185 • Sophomore • R/R • Milton, W.Va. • Cabell-Midland H.S.

2005: Played in ﬁ ve games … hit .200 and scored two runs … had hit and scored run in win over Dayton (5/10) … scored ﬁ rst run of season vs. Kent State (4/10).

2004: Redshirted, did not play.

High School: A ended Cabell Midland High School … team won the 2003 West Virginia AAA State Championship … All- State Honorable Mention … All-Confer- ence 2nd team … All-West Virginia/Ken- tucky League 1st team.

Personal: Born June 10, 1985… son of Gary and Gail Hagen … majoring in adult ﬁ tness … father played baseball at Erie Community College … has a brother Mark (22).

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .200 5-0 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 .200 1

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2200 AndrewAndrew HancockHancock

RHP • 6-3, 180 • Sophomore • R/R • Ashland, Ky. • Paul G. Blazer H.S.

2005: Appeared in 12 games and started High School: Went 7-1 with 1.79 ERA in four for the Herd … in ﬁ rst career start 2004 … was All-Area selection in 2004 … CAREER HIGHS at Duke (3/22), tossed six innings of six- made 2004 All-District team and All-Re- IP 6.0 2x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 hit ball, allowing just one earned run to gion team … member of 2004 16th Region K 4 2x, last at Eastern Ky., 3/30/05 notch ﬁ rst victory … also racked up a Championship team … elected to Ken- H 10 2x, last at C. Michigan, 4/29/05 career-best four strikeouts in that outing, tucky Senior East-West All-Star game … ER 6 2x, last at C. Michigan, 4/29/05 pitched two innings with three strikeouts which he matched in next start at Eastern BB 5 Morehead State, 4/13/05 Kentucky (3/30) … earned second win in that game … also earned three le ers May 10 vs. Dayton, going six innings … in basketball. in Jackson, Tenn. … has three siblings, tossed scoreless inning out of bullpen vs. Rebecca Hancock (21), Rachel Brown Kent State (4/10) … pitched for the Pla s- Personal: Born May 14, 1986 … son of (23) and Richard West (30) … majoring in burgh Thunder of the NYCBL in the sum- Bill Hancock and Judy Wilson … father business management. mer of 2005, going 2-2 with 4.82 ERA and played basketball at Lambuth University one shutout in 28 innings.

Prior to Marshall: Played three seasons with the Ashland Athletics of the USSSA.

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2005 9.16 2-3 12-4 37.1 58 44 38 25 17 0 11

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3 MattMatt HHelmelm

IF • 6-0, 195 • Sophomore • R/R • Downingtown, Pa. • Downingtown H.S.

2005: Played in 20 games, primarily as Personal: Born Jan. 4, 1985 … son of Jack defensive substitution … had 12 at-bats and Sue Helm … father played baseball CAREER HIGHS and two hits … notched RBI singles in and football for University of Pennsyl- AB 2 at Southern Miss, 2/20/05 contests at Miami (Ohio) (4/1) and vs. vania … has brother, Brad (24), who also R 1 4x, last vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 Kent State (4/8) … earned ﬁ rst stolen base played for Marshall (2003-05) and gradu- H 1 2x, last vs. Kent State, 4/10/05 at Ohio (4/16) … also scored four runs. ated in 2005 … majoring in accounting. RBI 1 2x, last vs. Kent State, 4/10/05 SB 1 at Ohio, 4/16/05 2004: Redshirted, did not play.

High School: A ended Downingtown High School … also played football, where he was ﬁ rst team all-state and All- Area Player of the Year … two-time ﬁ rst team all-league second baseman honoree … All-Area second baseman … team won league championship.

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .167 20-0 12 4 2 0 0 0 2 0 4 1-2 .167 2

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2266 AAaronaron JJamiesonamieson

IF • 5-10, 180 • Senior • R/R • Lindsay, Ontario • Blueﬁ eld State

2005: Herd’s every-day second baseman, vs. West Virginia State ... hit in seven starting 48 of Marshall’s 50 games at sec- straight games a er becomming full time CAREER HIGHS ond … hit career-best .318, second best on starter ... went 4-for-4 on April 9 at Kent AB 5 19x, last at Buffalo, 5/15/05 team … joined Adam Ptacek and Roddy State ... had three two-RBI games (Kent R 2 5x, last vs. E. Michigan, 3/26/05 Stieger as only three players to start all 50 State – 4/10, NYIT – 4/24, Akron – 5/8) ... H 4 2x, last vs. Ball State, 5/15/05 games … led team with 62 hits and 194 had 3-for-5 performance in win at More- RBI 3 vs. Akron, 5/8/05 at bats … had career-high three doubles head State (4/27) and also scored run in 2B 3 vs. Ball State, 5/15/05 in win over Ball State (5/15) … eﬀ ort was that game ... was 2-for-4 with two RBI and HR 1 4x, last vs. E. Michigan, 3/26/05 part of four-hit game, also a career best two runs in game two of doubleheader at SB 1 3x, last at Morehead St., 4/27/04 … had three RBI in ﬁ nal game of series Akron (5/8). vs. Akron (5/8) … one of Herd’s best hit- ters in clutch situations, going club-best 13-for-16 (.813) with runners on third and less than two out … had 11-game hi ing streak to start season, then a er going hitless at Liberty (3/14), followed with an eight-game streak from March 17-27.

2004: Became full-time starter at second base in early April ... started 26 games and played in 36 ... fi h on team in ba ing (.301) ... made fi rst career start at Belmont, going 1-for-4 with run scored ... notched fi rst home run for the Herd on March 3

Bluefi eld State College: Played for coach rookie of the year … named school’s Ath- Geoff Hunter at Bluefi eld State. lete of the Year.

High School: In addition to baseball, also Personal: Born June 25, 1983 … son of played hockey and football at Fenelm Tom and Kim Jamieson… accounting Falls Secondary School … KDAA high major with minor in economics … father school leading scorer in hockey … earned played basketball at University of To- hockey team’s oﬀ ensive player and rookie ronto … has brother, Aiden (8), and three of the year honors … awarded 2002 Pro- sisters, Bri any (11), Natalie (15), and Tif- vincial Baseball Championship Tourna- fany (19). ment MVP honors … also was football

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2004 .301 36-26 103 16 31 5 0 2 10 42 29 3-8 .402 42 2005 .318 50-50 195 22 62 6 0 2 29 15 42 0-3 .379 74 Totals .312 86-76 298 38 93 11 0 4 39 57 71 3-11 .389 116

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1199 TTommyommy JohnsonJohnson

C • 6-0, 205 • Sophomore • R/R • Gaithersburg, Md. • Quince Orchard

2005: Had solid freshman campaign, fi n- Tech … had three hits, including an RBI ishing fourth on team in ba ing with .308 double, in contest at Southern Miss (2/19) CAREER HIGHS average … played in 43 games, starting … notched his fi rst Marshall hit with run- AB 5 at Jacksonville State, 2/26/05 32 … second on team with nine doubles, scoring double in opening game of season R 2 2x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 4/20/05 third in RBI (26) and fourth in slugging at Mercer (2/12) … had season-best sev- H 4 at Eastern Kentucky, 3/30/05 percentage (.436) … ripped four hits and en-game hi ing streak from April 16-29 RBI 5 at Virginia Tech, 4/23/05 had fi rst stolen base in contest at East- … played summer ball in Valley League 2B 1 9x, last at Buffalo, 5/21/05 ern Kentucky (3/30) … hit fi rst collegiate with Haymarket Ba le Cats. HR 1 2x, last at Morehead St., 5/11/05 home run – a grand slam – and drove in SB 1 at Eastern Kentucky, 3/30/05 career-best fi ve runs in 12-4 win at Virgin- High School: In senior year (2004), bat- ia Tech (4/23) … earned MAC East Player ted .422 with 19 walks, 25 RBI and was of the Week honors April 25 following 6-for-7 in throw outs while recording no County, All-County All-Star and All- Met games vs. Eastern Kentucky and Virginia passed balls … named First Team All- Honorable Mention in 2004 … team made regional championships in 2003 … played in 2003 Blue + Gray Classic at Wake For- est.

Personal: Born March 14, 1986 … parents are Steve and Debby Johnson … has brother, Michael, who played baseball at UMBC … major is sports management and marketing.

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .308 43-32 117 13 36 9 0 2 26 10 31 1-1 .436 51

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1155 BBrianrian KKnippelmeyernippelmeyer

RHP • 6-3, 190 • Senior • R/R • Lincoln, Neb.• Barton County CC

2005: Appeared in 22 games, second- Barton County Community College: most on squad … also started fi ve games Went 3-0 with 3.02 ERA in sophomore CAREER HIGHS … struck out team-best 58 ba ers … fi red season at Barton … had 42 strikeouts and IP 6.2 at Ohio, 4/15/05 58.1 innings, third-highest on team … one save that season … played in Strike K 7 at Ohio, 4/15/05 went career-high 6.2 innings out of bull- Zone Summer League (Omaha, Neb.) and H 8 at Ohio, 4/15/05 pen at Ohio (4/15) … struck out career- Rocky Top (Lincoln, Neb.). ER 7 at Southern Miss, 2/20/05 best seven hi ers in that game … earned BB 4 3x, last vs. Ball State, 5/14/05 fi rst win at Jacksonville State (2/26) a er High School: As senior at Lincoln South- tossing 4.2 innings of relief … earned win east High School, went 4-3 with 4.34 ERA March 26 in second game of doublehead- and 44 strikeouts … awards included All- er vs. Eastern Michigan, fi ring 3.2 innings City, Honorable Mention Super State and of one-hit relief … in fi nal appearance Cornhusker League All-Star. of season, tossed fi ve innings of one- run, three-hit ball with four strikeouts Personal: Born Sept. 12, 1983 … parents … pitched for Omaha Varsity Gold for are Owen and Sandra Knippelmeyer … MINK League, going 4-2 with 3.06 ERA has older sister, Brenda (24) … major is and 48 strikeouts. parks and recreation.

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2005 7.25 2-7 22-5 58.1 62 52 47 31 58 0 9

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5555 CChrishris KKoutsavlisoutsavlis

LHP • 6-2, 215 • Senior • R/L • Pittsburgh, Pa. • Mt. Lebanon H.S.

Entering 2006: Tied for third on all-time win with a seven-inning, two-earned run Marshall charts in games started (39), performance against NYIT … fi nished CAREER HIGHS needing six to match top mark of 45, season with two best outings, going eight IP 9.0 vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/19/05 held by Grant Harper and J.R. Wa s … innings against Ball State (5/15), allowing K 10 vs. C. Michigan, 5/2/04 stands fi h in innings pitched (238.1) and one run on three hits and followed that H 11 6x, last vs. Akron, 5/6/05 needs 61.2 innings to pass No. 1 J.R. Wa s up by going eight innings against Buff alo ER 9 2x, last at C. Michigan, 4/29/05 (299.2) … holds ninth place in wins (12) (5/22), giving up one earned run, both BB 6 at Akron, 5/8/04 and needs seven victories to match Grant were wins ... allowed only three earned Harper and Albie DeYoung’s school-re- runs over fi nal three starts (a total of 23.0 High School: Helped guide Blue Devils cord total of 19 … one game appearance innings) ... went six or more innings in to Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic shy of Top 10 with 45, just behind team- nine of last 10 appearances. Athletic League (WPIAL) championship mate Chris Cummings … just outside Top as senior … played for coach Mark Sa- 10 in strikeouts with 141 … needs 21 to 2003: Went 5-3 with 5.67 ERA for Herd … ghy…named to All-Section and Regional enter Top 10. fi ve wins tied for team lead … made 14 All-American teams … Louisville Slugger appearances … his 66.2 IP was second on All-American … played for Pi sburgh 2005: Marshall’s No. 1 starter in weekend the staff … faced 270 ba ers, second on River Bandits (AAU) … team ranked sev- rotation … led team in innings pitched team … tied for team-high seven strike- enth in country … earned two le ers in (83.0) and games started (14) … 14 starts outs against Ohio … won fi rst collegiate soccer. tied for sixth in MAC … second on team in game against Mercer (2/14) … pitched strikeouts (57) … earned complete-game complete game shutout against Buff alo Personal: Born Dec. 20, 1983 … son of victory vs. St. Bonaventure (3/19), giv- (4/12) … pitched eight innings in win Kate and John Koutsavlis … manage- ing up eight hits and one run (unearned) over Youngstown State (5/17) … earned ment major with minor in marketing … while fanning fi ve … followed that start 4.0 GPA in fall of 2003. has brother, Andrew (15), and sister, Ann with 8.1-inning performance vs. Eastern (18). Michigan, earning win while striking out season-high seven … defeated Ball State (5/15), allowing three runs (one earned) over 7.1 innings while walking three and striking out three … was hard-luck loser in fi nal start of season, a 1-0 loss at Buf- falo (5/22), as he allowed just one earned run and three hits (all singles) in seven innings … fi nished season strong, yielding just two earned runs and eight hits over fi nal 14.1 innings.

2004: Put in another strong pitching eff ort for the Herd in 2004 … led team in games started (14) and innings pitched (88.2) … held UAB to three runs on seven hits in 6.2 innings pitched (2/28) … got fi rst win of season against Niagara, went 5.2 innings, giving up two runs … had back-to- CAREER STATISTICS back outings against Cleveland State and Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP Eastern Michigan which saw him pitch 2003 5.67 5-3 14-11 66.2 77 50 42 15 32 0 10 6.2 innings in each … gave up one earned 2004 4.47 4-5 15-14 88.2 96 51 44 26 62 0 6 run to Cleveland State and two to Eastern 2005 6.18 3-7 16-14 83.0 116 62 57 34 47 0 1 Michigan … went 1-4 through fi rst 10 out- Totals 5.40 12-15 45-39 238.1 289 163 143 75 141 0 17 ings, went 3-2 in last fi ve … earned second

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2 AaronAaron LevinsonLevinson

IF • 5-10, 180 • Senior • R/R • Seattle, Wash. • Mesa (Ariz.) CC

2005: Ba ed .300 in his fi rst season with High School: Had .339 ba ing average at Herd … played in 33 games while start- Lake Washington High School … named CAREER HIGHS ing 26 … had three-hit performance at 2nd team All-League team … also named AB 5 5x, last at Virginia Tech, 4/23/05 Eastern Kentucky (3/30) with fi rst home honorable mention … played in Kingco R 3 at Virginia Tech, 4/23/05 run of career … also drove in season-best High School All-Star game in Banner- H 4 at Miami (Ohio), 4/3/05 three runs in that contest … had season- wood Park, going 1-for-5 … went 1-for-2 RBI 3 at Eastern Kentucky, 3/30/05 high four hits in fi rst game of doublehead- in ACCAC All-Star game at Grand Can- 2B 1 2x, last at Virginia Tech, 4/23/05 er at Miami (Ohio) (4/3) … went 3-for-5 yon University. HR 1 at Eastern Kentucky, 3/30/05 with double, RBI and three runs scored SB 2 vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/19/05 in 12-4 victory at Virginia Tech (4/23) … Personal: Son of Lynne Levinson … born recorded fi rst hit of season March 13 at Aug. 7, 1984 … major is adult fi tness. Liberty, which started six-game hi ing streak which lasted until March 26 … successful on all six of his stolen base at- tempts, including two in second game of doubleheader vs. St. Bonaventure (3/19) … played summer ball with Allegany County Nitros of New York Collegiate Baseball League.

Mesa Community College: A ended Mesa Community College for two years (2003-04) and played for coach Tony Ci- relli … 2004 team earned Top 10 ranking, won Region I and Southwest Region playoﬀ s and advanced to 2004 NJCAA World Series.

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .300 33-26 100 13 30 2 0 1 13 9 14 6-6 .350 35

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7 BBrentrent MasonMason

IF • 6-1, 180 • Senior • R/R • Sherwood, Ark. • Pratt (Kan.) CC

2005: Played in 42 games with 39 starts, from 2000-02 … named to All-Conference all at shortstop … had team-high three team in 2001 … in 2002, ba ed .419 with CAREER HIGHS triples … added eight doubles, tied for 46 stolen bases … 5A All-Conference and AB 5 2x, last vs. Akron, 5/8/05 fourth on team … doubled twice, drove All-State nominee … made All-Arkansas R 2 3x, last vs. Kent State, 4/8/05 in run and scored run vs. St. Bonaventure Team. H 2 4x, last at Eastern Ky., 3/30/05 (3/20) … had bases-clearing triple to pro- RBI 3 at Miami (Ohio), 4/3/05 pel Marshall to 10-9 win in game one of Personal: Son of Bruce and Karen Ma- 2B 2 vs. St. Bonaventure, 3/20/05 doubleheader at Miami (Ohio) (4/3) … son … has sister, Melissa (24) … major is 3B 1 3x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 earned ﬁ rst stolen base of career Feb. 25 business management … born on Jan. 29, SB 1 2x, last at Kentucky, 4/27/05 at Jacksonville State … also went 2-for- 1984. 4 with run scored in that contest … had two-run single in win over Eastern Michi- gan (3/26) in ﬁ rst game of doubleheader … played summer ball for Wichita Rat- tlers, hi ing .370 with two home runs and eight doubles.

PraĴ Community College: Had .310 batting average at Pra Community College … played for coach Jeﬀ Brewer … was junior college Academic All-American … played in Jayhawk West All-Star game in Wichita, Kan. … also competed in Ar- kansas All-State All-Star game held in Faye eville, Ark. … played for Arkansas American Legion 3A team from 2000-2003 … member of Las Vegas Blues summer league team in 2004.

High School: Sylvan Hills High School team won conference championships

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .221 42-39 136 22 30 8 3 0 17 8 20 2-3 .324 44

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5 BBrysonryson MeyersMeyers

LHP • 6-3, 220 • Senior • L/L • Oakland, Md. • Potomac State

2005: Appeared in 17 games … made one Player of the Year for state … made Team start, March 17 at Dayton … went season- Maryland in 2002 … participated in 2002 CAREER HIGHS high three innings vs. Flyers, allowing Crown All-Star game at Camden Yards. IP 3.0 at Dayton, 3/17/05 six hits and four earned runs … recorded K 3 vs. Morehead State, 4/13/05 ﬁ rst career save Feb. 26 at Jacksonville Personal: Born Nov. 1, 1983 … parents H 9 vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 State, recording ﬁ nal out with bases load- are Jackie and Kim Meyers … has a sister, ER 7 vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 ed to preserve 7-3 win … struck out sea- Brianne (22) … major is criminal justice. BB 2 3x, last vs. E. Michigan, 3/27/05 son-high three ba ers at Morehead State (4/13) … played for New Market Rebels of Valley League over summer, pitching in seven games with one start.

Potomac State College: Played for two years under Doug Li le at Potomac State College … played in 2003 and 2004 JUCO World Series … 5-0 as freshman at Po- tomac State College … played for Beckley Bash club team … team was ﬁ h at the AAABA World Series.

High School: A ended Southern Gar- re High School … named 2002 Pro-Line

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2005 12.54 0-1 17-1 18.2 36 30 26 9 14 1 2

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2222 ChrisChris MMonacoonaco

OF • 6-1, 200 • Senior • R/R • Tucson, Ariz. • Pima CC

Entering 2006: Holds third place on all- Williams (1999) … total also led the Mid- time Marshall records ledger with 42 American Conference … tied for fi h in CAREER HIGHS steals and stands 17 shy of No. 1 Aaron nation at .78 stolen bases per game … AB 5 last at Mercer, 2/12/05 Williams (59, 1996-99). posted season-high nine-game hi ing R 3 last vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 streak in his fi rst nine game of action from H 4 vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 2005: Played in fi rst six games of season Feb. 21-March 7 … started 51 of Herd’s RBI 2 4x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 before missing remainder of season with 54 games … had team-best 28 walks and 2B 1 5x, last vs. C. Michigan, 4/30/04 injury … struggled in the early season 239 plate appearances … put up monster SB 3 vs. Concord, 3/5/04 with one hit in 17 at bats … went 1-for-3 day May 11 vs. Eastern Kentucky, going in game at Southern Miss (2/18) … stole 4-for-5 with three runs scored … in that two bases in three a empts. contest, also stole base to tie school stolen Pima Junior College: Played for Ed- bases record. gar Soto at Pima … holds school record 2004: Stole school-record 40 bases, eclips- with 58 stolen bases … named fi rst team ing previous high of 33, set by Aaron all-conference, fi rst team all-region and second team All-American … played in Junior College Sophomore All-Star Game … dra ed by Baltimore Orioles in 52nd round of 2001 Major League Baseball En- try Dra .

High School: Also le ered in football … 4-A all-state quarterback … was all-state and all-region in 4-A baseball … team was 4-A state runner-up … competed in 4A/5A All-Star Game at Grand Canyon University.

Personal: Born Oct. 30, 1982 … son of Jim and Dannielle Monaco … has brother, Jimmy (19), and sister, Dominique (18) … father played college football and baseball at New Haven … mother was Olym- pic swimmer and competed in swimming and tennis at UNLV … brother plays football at Whi ier College … majoring in history with minor in Spanish.

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2004 .259 51-51 205 39 53 5 0 0 18 28 45 40-52 .283 58 2005 .059 6-4 17 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 5 2-3 .059 1 Totals .243 57-55 222 39 54 5 0 0 18 29 50 42-55 .288 59

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1144 CChrishris PPeakeak

OF • 6-0, 185 • Junior • R/R • Barboursville, W.Va. • Cabell-Midland H.S.

2005: Played in nine games … appeared state runner-up honors a er falling in 15- in seven contests as pinch hi er, going inning championship game in 2000. CAREER HIGHS 1-for-7 … went 2-for-8 on season, with AB 2 3x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 both hits going for doubles … hits came Personal: Born Aug. 28, 1984 … son of R 1 4x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 in games vs. Morehead State (4/13) and Chandos and Judy Peak … has brother, H 1 4x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 Dayton (5/10) … also scored run in each Charles (24), who is former manager for RBI 1 at College of Charleston, 2/20/04 of those games. Marshall men’s basketball team … unde- 2B 1 2x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 cided major. 2004: Saw time in 16 games during the 2004 season … had fi rst RBI in debut against College of Charleston (2/20) … scored his fi rst run on March 6 in win over Niagara … got his fi rst career hit on March 15 at Liberty and also scored run … went 1-1 in 9-2 win over Buff alo (5/22).

2003: Redshirted, did not play.

High School: Named Mountain State Athletic Conference Honorable Mention a er senior year … team won Regional Championship sophomore and junior years … participated in West Virginia state tournament in 2000 and 2001 … coached by Bo Riley … led his American Legion team in hits (38) and registered .422 batting average and .617 on-base percentage during 2002 season … Post 177 earned

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2004 .167 16-0 12 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 7 0-0 .167 2 2005 .250 9-0 8 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 0-0 .500 4 Totals .200 25-0 20 4 4 2 0 0 1 0 10 0-0 .300 6

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4 AAdamdam PPtacektacek

OF • 5-11, 185 • Senior • L/R • Assaria, Kan. • Pratt (Kan.) CC

2005: Marshall’s primary leadoff hi er and center fi elder … stepped into lead- CAREER HIGHS off position and was Herd’s top hi er at AB 5 11x, last at Buffalo, 5/20/05 .320 … joined Aaron Jamieson and Rod- R 3 3x, last at Ohio, 4/16/05 dy Stieger as lone players to start all 50 H 3 6x, last vs. Akron, 5/8/05 games … scored team-best 39 runs, led RBI 3 at Jacksonville State, 2/26/05 team in walks (29) and tied for team lead 2B 1 8x, last at Buffalo, 5/20/05 in stolen bases (8) … second on team in 3B 1 at Kentucky, 4/27/05 hits (58) and on-base percentage (.425) HR 1 2x, last at C. Michigan, 4/29/05 … solid on defense with just two errors all season … had pair of seven-game hit- SB 1 8x, last at Buffalo, 5/20/05 ting streaks, with one hitless game sandwiched in between, from April 3-May 1 win vs. Eastern Kentucky (4/20) … tripled … had red-hot stretch in April, notching and scored in game at Kentucky (4/27) … four-consecutive multi-hit performances vs. Kent State and Morehead State tilt … hit second home run of season at Cen- in series vs. Kent State (4/8-10) and game in April 8 contest, swa ed fi rst home run, tral Michigan (4/29) … scored three runs vs. Morehead State (4/13), including drove in two runs and scored twice … in a game three times – at Liberty (3/12), three-hit games in fi rst and third games had three hits, two RBI and a double in vs. Eastern Michigan (3/26) and at Ohio (4/16) … also posted three hits vs. Akron (5/8) … played summer ball with Salina Blue Jays of Walter Johnson League.

PraĴ Community College: A ended Pra Community College … ba ed .373 in his sophomore season … hit .320 his freshman year … played for Salina Hawks in 1999-2000 and for Salina Falcons from 2000-02.

High School: A ended Southeast of Sa- line High School … named to All-State team in 2001 and 2002 and was All-State Honorable Mention in 2000-01 … hit .393 in 2002.

Personal: Born July 28, 1983 … parents are Randy and Roberta Ptacek … has three siblings, Chance (25), Heidi (23) and April (18) … majoring in psychology with minor in marketing … has aspirations of becoming a ﬁ reﬁ ghter or EMT.

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2005 .320 50-50 181 39 58 8 1 2 24 29 33 8-13 .409 74

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4488 RRichardichard RRussellussell

C • 6-4, 255 • Senior • R/R • Toronto, Ontario • Earl Haig H.S.

2005: Ba ed .308 with eight starts in nine .310 with four home runs and 28 RBI … games … missed ﬁ nal 41 games of sea- played in NABF World Series … named CAREER HIGHS son, as season was limited by injury … best catcher of tournament. AB 6 vs. Miami (Ohio), 4/4/04 entered season on Johnny Bench Award R 3 3x, last at Morehead St., 4/27/04 watch list … homered in Feb. 25 game at Personal: Born March 4, 1984 … son of H 3 4x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 Jacksonville State … had two hits and two Ron and Lee Ann Russell … has sister, RBI 4 3x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 RBI in games at Southern Miss (2/19) and Shannon … majoring in history with 2B 2 2x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 5/11/04 Jacksonville State (2/26) … put together geography minor … has aspirations of HR 1 11x, last at J’ville State, 5/21/04 six-game hi ing streak from Feb. 13-26. teaching history at the high school level.

2004: Established himself as one of top oﬀ ensive and defensive catchers in MAC in 2004 ... led team in slugging (.583), on base percentage (.466), home runs (8) and times hit by pitch (14) ... started 47 of 54 games, 46 as catcher ... went 5-for-8 in ﬁ - nal two games of UAB series ... in Mar- shall’s win at UAB (2/29), hit grand slam well over 400 feet to help Herd to win … was 3-for-4 with four RBI and three runs in the game ... went 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs in win over Cleveland State (3/21) ... went 3-for-6 with three runs in game two of doubleheader against Miami (Ohio) (4/4) ... went 2-for-4 with three runs and four RBI at Morehead State (4/27) ... had 10-game hi ing streak from April 11- May 1 ... had hit in 19 of 22 games from March 21 against Cleveland State to May 1 against Central Michigan ... went 3-for-4 with home run, four RBI and run vs. East- ern Kentucky (5/11).

2003: Played in 35 games in 2003, starting 26 … scored 10th run vs. Drexel in 10-4 win … had bases-loaded single in win over Buﬀ alo (4/13) … had ﬁ elding percentage of .970.

High School: Earl Haig High School did not have baseball program … played for Team Ontario in 2001-02 … ba ed CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2003 .216 35-26 74 12 16 6 0 2 11 13 23 0-2 .378 28 2004 .331 50-47 151 33 50 14 0 8 28 25 33 0-0 .583 88 2005 .308 9-8 26 5 8 4 0 1 6 7 7 0-0 .577 15 Totals .295 94-81 251 50 74 24 0 11 45 45 63 0-2 .522 131

28 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Student-Athlete Biographies

1177 JJeremyeremy SloneSlone

RHP • 6-1, 195 • Junior • R/R • Paintsville, Ky. • St. Catherine

2005: Appeared in 11 games and started St. Catherine College: Went 8-0 with six … had by far the best strikeout to walk 1.97 ERA as freshman … played for coach CAREER HIGHS ratio on team (2.8), striking out 31 while Luther Bramble … ranked seventh in IP 7.1 at Buffalo, 5/21/05 yielding just 11 walks in 42.2 innings of JC pitcher poll … recognized as “Players K 12 at Buffalo, 5/21/05 work … fanned career-high 12 ba ers in to Watch” in collegiate magazine … his H 13 vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 7.1 innings in ﬁ nal start of season at Buf- eight wins was a single-season school re- ER 7 2x, last vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 falo … 12 strikeouts was season high for cord, while 1.97 ERA is third all-time … BB 4 vs. Akron, 5/8/05 Marshall pitchers … earned ﬁ rst win of served as team captain … played summer season with solid relief performance at ball for Front Royal Cardinals of Valley Miami (Ohio) (4/3), going 5.1 innings and League in 2003. State and All-Area nominee … three-time allowing just one earned run and three All-Region player … played on East West hits … tossed two scoreless innings of re- High School: Went 8-2 with 0.74 ERA at All-Star Team … high school won four lief at Kentucky (4/27). Paintsville High School … two-time All- district championships and two regional championships during his stint.

Personal: Born Feb. 22, 1983 … parents are Chuck and Brenda Slone … has sister, Lauren (16) … majoring in business management.

CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2005 6.54 1-4 11-6 42.2 52 40 31 11 31 0 4

29 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

1100 RoddyRoddy SStiegertieger

IF • 6-0, 205 • Senior • R/R • West Chester, Ohio • Lakota West H.S.

2005: Joined Adam Ptacek and Aaron Ja- mieson as lone members of team to start CAREER HIGHS all 50 games … starting fi rst baseman in AB 5 9x, last vs. Akron, 5/8/05 every game … second to Joe Glevenyak R 2 10x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 in home runs (7) and total bases (76) … H 4 at Jacksonville State, 2/26/05 third on team in RBI (26) and at bats (187) RBI 4 vs. West Virginia State, 5/4/05 and fourth in runs (24) … steady in fi eld 2B 1 13x, last vs. Eastern Ky., 4/20/05 with just fi ve errors and .990 fi elding per- HR 1 14x, last vs. Ball State, 5/13/05 centage … had fi rst career four-hit game SB 1 9x, last vs. Ball State, 5/15/05 and drove in three runs and scored twice at Jacksonville State (2/26) … strung together nine-game hi ing streak from Feb. 25-March 19 … homered and drove in four runs vs. West Virginia State (5/4) … ripped home runs in consecutive games vs. Akron (5/7) and Dayton (5/8) … vs. Akron, had second contest with three or more hits … posted seven-game hi ing streak from April 30-May 10, which included four multi-hit games … blasted two-run homer in May 13 game vs. Ball State … successful on all fi ve stolen base a empts. 2002: Redshirted, did not play. 2004: Played in 45 games, starting 29 … High School: Played at Lakota West High hit home runs in consecutive games, the School in West Chester, Ohio … named home opener against West Virginia State to all-league team as junior … as junior, (3/3) and following game against Concord hit .395 with two home runs … senior (3/5) … had hit or run scored in nine of 10 season, hit .300 with four home runs, in- games from Feb. 28 at UAB to March 15 at cluding game-winning home run in re- Liberty … was 2-for-4 with two RBI and gional semifi nals … led team to sectional run in win against Cleveland State (3/19) championships in junior and senior year … in doubleheader win over Akron (5/8) … team won district championship his went 3-for-9 with four RBI … went 5-for- senior year … also le ered in golf and 13 in Ball State series win and hit home basketball. run each of fi nal two games of series.

Personal: Born Aug. 11, 1982 … parents 2003: Appeared in 46 games as utility are Brenda Stieger and Steve Thompson player...ba ed .265 with 26 hits in 98 at … has sister, Alexa (14) … major is busi- bats … scored game-winning run vs. EIU ness marketing. (3/1) … hit ﬁ rst home run in win over Drexel (3/24) … hit two-run game-winning home run against Morehead State CAREER STATISTICS (4/1) … had two-RBI double in win over Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB Kent State. 2003 .265 46-26 98 17 26 3 0 3 16 10 17 2-2 .388 38 2004 .204 45-29 108 14 22 3 0 4 16 14 28 2-3 .343 37 2005 .257 50-50 187 24 48 7 0 7 26 16 49 5-5 .406 76 Totals .244 141-105 393 55 96 13 0 14 58 40 94 9-10 .384 151

30 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Student-Athlete Biographies

8 NNickick WWolleolle

C • 6-1, 195 • Junior • R/R • Coatesville, Pa. • Solanco H.S.

2005: Started at catcher in 36 of his 44 ipated in Pennsylvania East-West All-Star appearances … hit two singles, drove in game at Riverside Stadium in Harrisburg CAREER HIGHS two and scored twice in second game of … played for Quarryville Legion, ba ing AB 5 vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 doubleheader vs. Eastern Michigan (3/26) .341 with fi elding percentage of 1.000. R 2 4x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 … went 3-for-4 with two RBI vs. Akron H 3 2x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 (5/7) … hit double and went 3-for-5 with Personal: Born Aug. 19, 1985 … son of RBI 2 4x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 two RBI and two runs scored in win over Steve and Nancy Wolle … fi nance major 2B 1 2x, last vs. Dayton, 5/10/05 Dayton (5/10) … picked off two runners … has three siblings, Courtney (24), T.J. HR 1 at College of Charleston, 2/20/04 … played last two summers in NYCBL. (17), and Colle e (12).

2004: Started eight games, appeared in 25 in freshman season with Thundering Herd … served as backup catcher to Rich Russell … went 2-for-2 with two RBI and run scored vs. College of Charleston (2/20) … also hit two-run home run vs. Cougars … had hit in home opener against West Virginia State (3/3) … was 1-for-4 with run scored at Liberty (3/15) … went 1-for- 2 in start against Cleveland State (3/20) ... recorded single in only at-bat against Buf- falo (5/21).

High School: Ba ed .380 at Solanco High School … named First-Team All-Star … won Outstanding Senior Award … partic-

CAREER STATISTICS Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2004 .216 25-8 37 3 8 0 0 1 2 5 8 0-0 .297 11 2005 .214 44-36 117 22 25 2 0 0 11 8 26 0-1 .231 27 Totals .214 69-44 154 25 33 2 0 1 13 13 34 0-1 .247 38

31 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

3366 AndrewAndrew BlainBlain 3322 AlanAlan GentryGentry

LHP • 6-0, 180 • Redshirt Freshman • L/L RHP • 6-5, 220 • Junior • R/R Huntington, W.Va. • Spring Valley H.S. Hot Springs, Ark. • Pratt CC

2005: Did not play, redshirt. PraĴ Community College: Played for Jeff Brewer in 2004 and 2005 and earned 2.32 ERA with Wichita Ra lers summer league Prior to Marshall: Played for Spring Valley Wolves (USSSA) squad … played summer baseball with Wichita Ra lers and for two seasons and also spent year with Nextel Young Guns … posted 2.32 ERA. played in Stan Musial League for two years and also participated on American Legion Post 177 squad … took part on Athletes High School: Played at Stu gart High School … also le ered in International squad in Aruba. golf and football … won state championship in football … also was involved with DECA. High School: Was 5-4 at Spring Valley with 2.15 ERA, 91 strikeouts, 58 walks, and one save in 53 innings pitched … also ba ed Personal: Born Feb. 18, 1985 … parents are Jim and Anne Gen- .310 … was 2004 Sectional Champion … named Most Valuable try … has one sister … father played football at Harding Univer- Player and member of All-Tournament Team in Foothills Clas- sity in Searcy, Ark. … major is sports management. sic … fi rst team All-MSAC … fi rst team WV/KY League … also earned le er in cross country.

Personal: Born April 16, 1986 … parents are Marsha and David Blain … has a sister Courtney (24) … majoring in adult ﬁ tness and minoring in sports management and marketing … hopes to become a personal trainer and owner of a gym a er playing days are over. 1166 MMikeike GGielarowskiielarowski

RHP • 6-2, 185 • Freshman • R/R Pittsburgh, Pa. • Chartiers Valley

High School: Notched 6-1 record and 1.20 ERA with 98 strikeouts in senior season ... named to Post Gaze e and Tribune Re- view all-area teams … also le ered three times in golf … played 4411 TTomom PonietowiczPonietowicz in WPIAL All-Star game and WPIAL vs. Erie All-Star game.

RHP • 6-3, 225 • Redshirt Freshman • R/R Personal: Born Feb. 10, 1987 … son of Junior Gielarowski and Norristown, Pa. • Norristown H.S. Diane Roeschenthaler … has not declared a major.

2005: Did not play, redshirt.

High School: 2003 second team all-league … 2004 honorable mention all-league … teams won 2003 and 2004 Carpenter Cup … played with Presidential Caterers from 2002-04, winning 2004 league MVP honors and ba ing title … also earned second team 3300 SeanSean HollidayHolliday all-league honors in 2003 and honorable mention laurels in 2002 … team won regular season championship in 2003. LHP • 6-1, 195 • Freshman • L/L Moon Township, Pa. • Moon Area Personal: Parents are Charles and Eileen Ponietowicz … born Dec. 7, 1985 … major is sports management. High School: Posted 7-1 record and 4.26 ERA as senior ... earned team’s Special K Award for most strikeouts in a season ... set single-season school hit record with 36 ... member of Western Pennsylvania runner-up squad.

Personal: Born Feb. 23, 1987 … parents are Steven and Patricia Holliday … has one brother, Brian (21), who plays for Single-A Lynchburg Hillcats in Pi sburgh Pirates’ organization … majoring in sports management.

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2255 JJarredarred JJohnsonohnson 1122 ClayClay MaddoxMaddox

RHP • 6-2, 190 • Freshman • R/R C • 5-10, 170 • Freshman • R/R Fort Worth, Texas • R.L. Paschal Huntington, W.Va. • Spring Valley

High School: Earned fi rst-team all-district honors as pitcher ... High School: Ba ed .365 with 21 stolen bases and just six strike- notched fi rst-team all-district honorable mention laurels as se- outs as senior ... named fi rst-team all-state ... team earned sec- nior ... recorded 1.42 ERA as senior and 1.92 ERA as junior ... tional championship ... his American Legion team played third racked up 69 strikeouts during senior campaign ... played for in the state tournament … also played in 2004 West Virginia Dallas Mustangs club team, posting 6-0 record, 1.89 ERA and 28 North-South football game. strikeouts … earned Texas Academic Excellence Award. Personal: Born June 11, 1986 … son of Jeff and Brenda Maddox Personal: Born Dec. 26, 1986 … son of Gerald and Laura John- … has sister, Jordan (20), also a student at Marshall … grandfa- son … has one sister, Macie (24) and a nephew, Jaxs (2) … major- ther, Jim Maddox, le ered in football at Marshall from 1957-59 ing in mechanical engineering with minor in mathematics. … majoring in business management with minor in hotel res- taurant management.

4400 AAdamdam KKuhruhr 2233 JimmyJimmy MathiasMathias RHP • 6-10, 225 • Junior • R/R Mason, Ohio • St. Catherine C.C. SS • 6-2, 185 • Junior • R/R Stephens City, Va. • Appalachian State Prior to Marshall: Posted 0.94 ERA and 5-1 record last season at St. Catherine Community College … also played at Grand Rap- Appalachian State University: Ba ed .296 as sophomore and ids Community College and Cha anooga State … played sum- started 48 games as freshman … played in Valley League last mer league ball with Champions Baseball Academy. season with Front Royal Cardinals and in 2004 with Woodstock Riverbandits … named to All-SoCon Academic Honor Roll in Personal: Born July 3, 1984 … son of John and Pam Kuhr … has 2004 and 2005 … earned Dean’s List distinction in 2004. two brothers, John (24) and David (18) … majoring in business management with minor in marketing. High School: A ended high school at Notre Dame Academy … named ﬁ rst-team all-county and honorable mention all-metro … hit .450 as junior and .350 as senior … participated in East Coast Professional Showcase his junior year … named to All- Defensive Team at 2001 16-year-old Babe Ruth World Series … played in Virginia Commonwealth Games as sophomore.

Personal: Born Sept. 9, 1984 … son of Wayne and Susan B. Mathias … has two siblings, Michael (25) and Anne (23) … comes from long line of athletes: father played baseball at Fair- mont State, grandfather, Dr. Robert Bickford, played baseball at Maryland, uncle Mark Bickford played baseball at Salisbury State, cousin Sco Bickford played baseball at Notre Dame … cousin Monty Mathias played baseball at Stetson and brother, Michael, ran cross country and track at Bridgewater College … majoring in physical education.

33 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Student-Athlete Biographies

2277 BBrendanrendan MMurphyurphy 2244 BBritrit VVincentincent

1B • 6-3, 231 • Junior • R/R OF • 6-2, 195 • Junior • R/R Chattanooga, Tenn. • Southwest Tennessee C.C. Bowling Green, Ky. • Southwest Tennessee C.C.

Prior to Marshall: A ended Southwest Tennessee C.C. last Southwest Tennessee Community College: Played two years season … named to second team Tennessee Baseball Report All- under coach Johnny Ray … led team with .391 ba ing average Tennessee Junior and Community College Athletic Association and 81 hits last season … selected to Tennessee Baseball Coaches last season as designated hi er a er ba ing .372 with 68 hits, six Association’s fi rst team All-Tennessee Junior and Community home runs and league-best fi ve triples … went to Garden City College Athletic Association honors and second team of TJC- C.C. in 2004 … played with Lehigh Valley Catz of Atlantic Col- CAA coaches poll … also named to Tennessee Baseball Report’s legiate Baseball League last summer, hi ing .287 with 2 home Super Sophomore Class, one of just fi ve players in league to earn runs and team-best 23 RBI. the honor as well as fi rst-team all-league laurels … hit .394 as freshman with 3 home runs and 22 runs ba ed in … won con- High School: As senior at Grace Academy, ba ed .630 with 13 ference championship freshman year … played for Green River home runs … named All-American and Gatorade Player of the Ra lers last summer. Year. High School: Ba ed .444 with 3 home runs and 45 RBI as senior Personal: Born Oct. 7, 1984 … son of Jerry and Deborah Murphy at Bowling Green High School ... earned all-district and all-re- … has two sisters, Emmeline (25) and Ashley (19) … majoring in gion honors as junior and senior … also was four-year le erwin- sports management. ner in basketball.

Personal: Born Jan. 23, 1984 … son of Barry Vincent and Robin Ashley … has three siblings, Nathan Ashley (14), Keenan Vin- cent (13) and Keely Vincent (9) … majoring in accounting with minor in business. 2211 JimmyJimmy StanleyStanley

RHP • 6-0, 195 • Freshman • R/R Lexington, Ky. • Lexington Christian Academy

High School: Posted 24-6 career record ... notched 1.34 ERA as senior ... member of state championship team ... semi-state MVP, ﬁ rst-team all-city in 2005 and second-team all-city in 2004 ... named to all-state tournament team … played summer ball with Lexington Angels in 2002 and 2004 and Players Edge Elite in 2003 and won Cocoa Expo championship.

Personal: Born April 28, 1987 … son of Mark and Nancy Stanley … has two brothers, Michael (20), who a ends Duke University, and Alex (14) … a business management major.

34 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2006 Opponents Belmont Georgia Southern Buffalo Kentucky Feb. 17, 2 p.m. Feb. 24, 7 p.m. March 3, 1 p.m. March 8, 4 p.m. Feb. 18 (DH), 2 p.m. Feb. 25, 1:30 p.m. March 4 (DH), noon Cliff Hagan Stadium Feb. 19, 1 p.m. Feb. 26, 1:30 p.m. March 5, 1 p.m. Greer Stadium J.I. Clements Stadium University Heights

General Information General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Nashville, Tenn. Location ...... Statesboro, Ga. Location ...... Buffalo, N.Y. Location ...... Lexington, Ky. Enrollment ...... 4,319 Enrollment ...... 16,646 Enrollment ...... 25,838 Enrollment ...... 26,900 Founded ...... 1951 Founded ...... 1906 Founded ...... 1846 Founded ...... 1865 Nickname ...... Bruins Nickname ...... Eagles Nickname ...... Bulls Nickname ...... Wildcats Colors ...... Navy, Red and White Colors ...... Blue and White Colors ...... Royal Blue and White Colors ...... Blue and White President ...... Dr. Robert C. Fisher President ...... Dr. Bruce F. Grube President ...... John B. Simpson President ...... Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. Athletics Director ..... Mike Strickland Athletics Director ...... Sam Baker Athletics Director ...... Warde Manuel Athletics Director ...... Mitch Barnhart Conference ...... Atlantic Sun Conference ...... Southern Conference ...... Mid-American Conference ...... Southeastern Stadium ...... Greer Stadium Stadium ...... J.I. Clements Stadium Stadium ...... Amherst Audobon Field Stadium ...... Cliff Hagan Stadium Capacity ...... 10,139 Capacity ...... 3,000 Capacity ...... 500 Capacity ...... 3,000 Dimensions .. 327-375-400-375-327 Dimensions ...... 330-385-330 Dimensions .. 330-385-400-385-330 Dimensions .. 340-365-390-350-310

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Dave Jarvis Head Coach ...... Rodney Hennon Head Coach ...... Bill Breene Head Coach ...... John Cohen Alma Mater .... Arkansas State, ‘82 Alma Mater ..Western Carolina, ‘93 Alma Mater ...... Southern Miss, ‘75 Alma Mater .. Mississippi State, ‘90 Record at BU .....218-195-1 (8 yrs) Record at GSU ...... 230-136 (6 yrs) Record at UB ...... 89-218-1 (6 yrs) Record at UK ...... 53-57 (2 yrs) Career Record .. 542-347-1 (17 yrs) Career Record ...311-174-1 (8 yrs) Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... 199-141 (6 yrs) BB Offi ce Phone ..(615) 460-6166 BB Offi ce Phone ...(912) 486-7360 BB Offi ce Phone ..(716) 645-6808 BB Offi ce Phone ..(859) 257-8052 Assistant Coaches ...... Jason Stein Assistant Coaches ...... Mike Tidick Assistant Coaches ...... Ron Torgalski Assistant Coaches ... Brad Bohannon Matt Barrett Brett Lewis Ed Marko Gary Henderson Sammy Esposito Neal Turvey Nick Mingione Team Information 2005 Record ...... 28-26 Team Information Team Information Team Information 2005 Conf. Record/Place ...... 12-18 2005 Record ...... 38-22 2005 Record ...... 19-30-1 2005 Record ...... 29-27 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 20/8 2005 Conf. Record/Place...18-11/2nd 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....5-14-1/6th 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..21-10/6th East Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 5/4 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 15/12 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 15/12 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 19/9 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 8/5 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 4/5 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 5/4 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 7/2 Newcomers ...... 7 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 7/4 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 7/4 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 10/3 Newcomers ...... 12 Newcomers ...... 21 Sports Information Sports Information Baseball SID ...... Charles Cochrum Baseball SID ...... Patrick Osterman Sports Information Sports Information Offi ce Phone ...... (615) 460-8023 Offi ce Phone ...... (912) 681-0352 Baseball SID ...... Joe Guistina Baseball SID ...... Scott Dean Fax ...... (615) 460-5584 Fax ...... (912) 681-0046 Offi ce Phone ...... (716) 645-5523 Offi ce Phone.. (859) 257-3838 x.337 Email Email Fax ...... (716) 645-6840 Fax ...... (859) 323-4310 .. [email protected] [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone .....(281) 352-5695 Press Box Phone .....(912) 681-2508 Press Box Phone ...... n/a Press Box Phone .....(859) 257-9013 Website .. www.belmont.edu/athletics Website .. georgiasoutherneagles.com Website ...... www.buffalobulls.com Website ...... ukathletics.com

Series Information Series Information Series Information Series Information Series ...... Belmont leads 3-0 Series ...... Ga. Southern leads, 12-2 Series ...... Marshall leads 10-7 Series ...... Kentucky leads 26-12 Streak ...... Belmont, W-3 Streak ...... Ga. Southern, W-8 Streak ...... Buffalo, W-3 Streak ...... Kentucky, W-1 Last Meeting .... BEL 4, MAR 3, 2004 Last Meeting ..GSU 12, MAR 3, 1997 Last Meeting ....BUF 1, MAR 0, 2005 Last Meeting ...... UK 3, MAR 1, 2005

Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Ben Petsch, OF, JR, .322, 39 R, 69 RBI Greg Dowling, 1B, SR, .400, 57 RBI James Kingsley, 1B, SR, .314, 12 HR John Shelby, INF, JR, .344, 10 HR, 52 RBI Wilson Tucker, OF, JR, .370, 50 RBI Brett Pelfrey, 2B, SR, .320, 44 RBI Mike Folli, SS, SO, .348, 41 R, 18 RBI Shaun Lehmann, OF, SR, .352, 26 RBI Matt Reynolds, IF, JR, 30 SB, 58 R Jeremy Beckham, SS, SO, .291, 25 H Dan Quinn, C, JR, .256, 7 HR, 30 RBI Antone DeJesus, OF, SO, .344, 31 RBI

Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Charles Lee, RHP, JR, 62K, .261 BAA Everett Teaford, RHP, JR, 9-3, 3.99 Sean McWilliams, RHP, SR, 2-2, 2.92 Aaron Tennyson, LHP, SR, 6-1, 4.59 Ben Meador, RHP, JR, 85.1 IP, .282 BAA Brian Harrison, RHP, SR, 7-6, 9 S* Matt Johnson, RHP, SR, 3-6, 5.86 Andrew Albers, LHP, SO, 4-6, 5.24 David Cogswell, RHP, JR, 1-2, 3.18 Shane Wolf, LHP, SO, 2.40, 30 IP Brock Baber, RHP, SO, 2-3, 6 S, 4.30 *2004 statistics

35 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2006 Opponents Niagara Pittsburgh Cleveland State Houston March 11 (DH), noon March 14, 2 p.m. March 17, 2 p.m. March 24, 8 p.m. March 12, 1 p.m. University Heights March 18, 1 p.m. March 25, 8 p.m. University Heights May 16, 3 p.m. March 19, 1 p.m. March 26, 2 p.m. Trees Field University Heights Cougar Field

General Information General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Niagara, N.Y. Location ...... Pittsburgh, Pa. Location ...... Cleveland, Ohio Location ...... Houston, Texas Enrollment ...... 3,548 Enrollment ...... 33,796 Enrollment ...... 16,245 Enrollment ...... 35,400 Founded ...... 1856 Founded ...... 1787 Founded ...... 1964 Founded ...... 1927 Nickname ...... Purple Eagles Nickname ...... Panthers Nickname ...... Vikings Nickname ...... Cougars Colors ...... Purple and White Colors ...... Blue and Gold Colors ...... Forest Green and White Colors ...Scarlet & White with Navy Trim President .Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M. Chancellor ...... Mark A. Nordenburg President ...... Dr. Michael Schwartz President ...... Dr. Jay Gogue Athletics Director ...... Mike Hermann Athletics Director ...... Jeff Long Athletics Director ...... Lee Reed Athletics Director ...... Dave Maggard Conference ... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference ...... Big East Conference ...... Horizon League Conference ...... Conference USA Stadium ...... John P. Bobo Field Stadium ...... Trees Field Stadium ...... Forest Hill Park Stadium ...... Cougar Field Capacity ...... 500 Capacity ...... 500 Capacity ...... 500 Capacity ...... 3,500 Dimensions ...... 320-390-310 Dimensions .302-365-400-385-328 Dimensions ...... 330-400-330 Dimensions .. 330-375-390-375-330

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Chris Chernisky Head Coach ...... Joe Jordano Head Coach ...... Jay Murphy Head Coach ...... Rayner Noble Alma Mater ...... VMI, ‘93 Alma Mater ...... Westminster, ‘85 Alma Mater ...... Oswego State, ‘81 Alma Mater ...... Houston, ‘83 Record at NU ...... 25-28 (1 yr) Record at Pitt ....231-181-2 (8 yrs) Record at CSU ...... 174-305 (8 yrs) Record at UH ...... 390-283 (11 yrs) Career Record ...... same Career Record .. 514-299-2 (18 yrs) Career Record .. 290-438-1 (14 yrs) Career Record ...... same BB Offi ce Phone ..(716) 286-8624 BB Offi ce Phone ..(412) 648-8208 BB Offi ce Phone ...(216) 687-4822 BB Offi ce Phone ...(713) 743-9396 Assistant Coach ....Joseph Winkelsas Assistant Coaches ..Joel Dombrowski Assistant Coaches ...... Dave Sprochi Assistant Coaches ...... Kirk Blount Sean Moran Ernest Simpson Sean Allen Team Information Carmen DeChristofaro Jorge Garza 2005 Record ...... 25-28 Team Information 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....16-9/4th 2005 Record ...... 33-22 Team Information Team Information Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 19/4 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..15-10/4th 2005 Record ...... 14-36 2005 Record ...... 29-30 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 8/1 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 16/7 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....5-15/5th 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..16-13/5th Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 4/2 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 7/1 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 15/10 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 20/5 Newcomers ...... 5 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 6/4 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 4/5 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 7/2 Newcomers ...... 8 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 3/4 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 9/4 Sports Information Newcomers ...... 18 Newcomers ...... 9 Baseball SID ...... Brian Ormiston Sports Information Offi ce Phone ...... (716) 286-8586 Baseball SID ...... Brad Cuprik Sports Information Sports Information Fax ...... (517) 974-0267 Offi ce Phone ...... (412) 648-8240 Baseball SID ...... TBA Baseball SID ...... Jeff Conrad Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (412) 648-8248 Offi ce Phone ...... (216) 687-4818 Offi ce Phone ...... (713) 743-9410 Press Box Phone ...... n/a Email [email protected] Fax ...... (216) 523-7257 Fax ...... (713) 743-9411 Website ...... purpleeagles.com Press Box Phone ...... n/a Email ...... TBA Email ...... [email protected] Website ...... pittsburghpanthers.com Press Box Phone ...... TBA Press Box Phone .....(713) 743-0840 Series Information Website ...... csuvikings.com Website ...... uhcougars.com Series ...... Marshall leads 3-0 Series Information Streak ...... Marshall, W-3 Series ...... Pittsburgh leads 2-0 Series Information Series Information Last Meeting .....MAR 8, NIA 7, 2004 Streak ...... Pittsburgh, W-2 Series ...... Marshall leads 13-8 Series ...... First Meeting Last Meeting ...PITT 6, MAR 5, 1995 Streak ...... Marshall, W-1 Key Returning Position Players Last Meeting ....MAR 8, CSU 2, 2004 Key Returning Position Players Mike Alati, INF/OF, SR, .325, 26 RBI Key Returning Position Players Justin Kingsbury, SS, JR, .341, 58 RBI Andrew Macdonald, INF, .317, 36 RBI Jim Negrych, 2B, JR, .349, 16 HR, 59 RBI Key Returning Position Players Brad Lincoln, INF, JR, .337, 7 HR Mike Medici, C, SR, .310, 4 HR, 34 RBI Jimmy Mayer, SS, SR, .317, 22 RBI Bobby Cash, SS, SO, .310, 23 RBI Jake Stewart, OF, JR, .292, 11 SB Peter Parise, OF, JR, .316, 40 RBI Marc Sikora, RF, JR, .277, 20 RBI Key Returning Pitchers Steve Chinn, 2B, SR, .273, 25 RBI Key Returning Pitchers Josh Sawatzky, RHP, JR, 6-6, 4.21 ERA Key Returning Pitchers Matt Farrington, LHP, SR, 3.24, 97.1 IP Kyle Nicoletta, RHP, SR, 2-6, 41.2 IP Robert Brant, SO, 7-2, 2.07, 61 IP Key Returning Pitchers Brad Lincoln, RHP, JR, 102 IP, 106 K Ryan Virtue, LHP, JR, 1-2, 35.2 IP Chad Baker, SO, 2-0, 2.45, 22 IP Gian Testa, RHP, SR, 2-2, 3.13 ERA Ricky Hargrove, RHP, SO, 2-4, 3.48 ERA Billy Muldowney, JR, 7-3, 2.47 Nathan Schaefer, RHP, SR, 2-4, 6.00 ERA Stephen Procner, LHP, SO, 1-2, 6.55 ERA

36 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2006 Opponents James Madison UCF Ohio Memphis March 28, 1 p.m. March 30, 7 p.m. April 4, 6 p.m. April 7, 2 p.m. March 29, 1 p.m. March 31, 7 p.m. Bob Wren Stadium April 8, 2 p.m. University Heights April 1, Noon April 9 10:30 a.m. App. Power Park App. Power Park

General Information General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Harrisonburg, Va. Location ...... Orlando, Fla. Location ...... Athens, Ohio Location ...... Memphis, Tenn. Enrollment ...... 16,200 Enrollment ...... 44,000 Enrollment ...... 28,804 Enrollment ...... 20,668 Founded ...... 1908 Founded ...... 1963 Founded ...... 1804 Founded ...... 1912 Nickname ...... Dukes Nickname ...... Golden Knights Nickname ...... Bobcats Nickname ...... Tigers Colors ...... Purple and Gold Colors ...... Black and Gold Colors ...... Hunter Green and White Colors ...... Blue and Gray President ...... Dr. Linwood H. Rose President ...... Dr. John C. Hitt President .....Dr. Roderick J. McDavis President ...... Dr. Shirley Raines Athletics Director ...Jeffery T. Bourne Athletics Director ...... Steve Orsini Athletics Director ...... Kirby Hocutt Athletics Director ...... R.C. Johnson Conference ... Colonial Athletic Assn. Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Mid-American Conference ...... Conference USA Stadium . Long Field/Mauck Stadium Stadium ...... Jay Bergman Field Stadium ...... Bob Wren Stadium Stadium ...... Nat Buring Stadium Capacity ...... 1,200 Capacity ...... 1,980 Capacity ...... 4,000 Capacity ...... 2,000 Dimensions ...... 340-400-320 Dimensions .. 325-370-400-370-325 Dimensions .. 340-380-405-380-340 Dimensions ..320-375-380-375-320

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Spanky McFarland Head Coach ...... Jay Bergman Head Coach ...... Joe Carbone Head Coach ...... Daron Schoenrock Alma Mater ...... Hillsdale, ‘76 Alma Mater ...... Rollins, ‘63 Alma Mater ...... Ohio, ‘70 Alma Mater ... Tennessee Tech, ‘84 Record at JMU ...243-213-2 (8 yrs) Record at UCF .. 917-510-3 (23 yrs) Record at OU ..511-410-2 (17 yrs) Record at UM ...... 13-42 (1 yr) Career Record ...... 419-437-3 (16) Career Record .. 1,133-623-3 (29 yrs) Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... 38-94 (3 yrs) BB Offi ce Phone ...(540) 568-6467 BB Offi ce Phone ...(407) 823-0140 BB Offi ce Phone ...(740) 593-1180 BB Offi ce Phone ...(901) 678-2452 Assistant Coaches ...... Jay Sullenger Assistant Coaches ...... Craig Cozart Assistant Coaches ...Scott Malinowski Assistant Coaches ..... Mike Federico Travis Ebaugh Derek Wolfe Marc Cornell Jerry Zulli Rob McCoy Rich Wallace Corey Kines Team Information Team Information Team Information 2005 Record ...... 25-25-1 Team Information 2005 Record ...... 20-35 2005 Record ...... 42-18 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....9-10/4th 2005 Record ...... 13-42 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....8-16/8th 2005 A-Sun Record/Place ...19-11/T-2nd Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 13/7 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..5-25/12th Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 20/4 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 19/14 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 5/4 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 16/14 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 9/0 Position Players Ret/Lost ...... 8/10 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 3/3 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 7/2 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 10/3 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 11/4 Newcomers ...... 13 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 5/7 Newcomers ...... 15 Newcomers ...... 22 Sports Information Sports Information Baseball SID ...... Curt Dudley Sports Information Baseball SID ...... Jason Cunningham Sports Information Offi ce Phone ...... (540) 568-6154 Baseball SID ...... Jason Baum Offi ce Phone ...... (740) 597-1828 Baseball SID ...... Jason Redd Fax ...... (540) 568-3703 Offi ce Phone ...... (407) 823-0994 Fax ...... (740) 597-1838 Offi ce Phone ...... (901) 678-4640 Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (407) 425-5822 Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (901) 678-4134 Press Box Phone ...... 540-568-6545 Email ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone .....(740) 593-0525 Email ...... [email protected] Website ...... jmusports.com Press Box Phone .... (407) UCF-HITS Website ...... ohiobobcats.com Press Box Phone .....(901) 678-1301 Website ...... ucfathletics.com Website ...... gotigersgo.com Series Information Series Information Series ...... Tied 1-1 Series Information Series ...... Ohio leads 105-38-1 Series Information Streak ...... James Madison, W-1 Series ...... First Meeting Streak ...... Ohio, W-1 Series ...... First Meeting Last Meeting ..JMU 15, MAR 3, 1995 Last Meeting ...... OU 7, MAR 4, 2005 Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Ryan Bono, C/1B, SR, .282, 44 RBI Key Returning Position Players Adam Amar, 1B, JR, .301, 7 HR, 53 RBI Michael Cowgill, 2B, SR, .367, 14 HR Matt Ray, INF, JR, .279, 40 RBI, 32 SB Dusty Hammond, 2B, JR, .331, 58 H Jordan Tolliver, INF, SR, .286, 21 RBI Nate Schill, 1B/3B, SR, .303, 6 HR Matt Horwath, INF, JR, .276, 8 HR Anthony Gressick, OF, SR, .308, 7 HR K.K. Chalmers, OF, SO, .269, 21 RBI Kellen Kulback, OF, SO, .343, 8 HR Jon Vondrell, 1B, JR, .308, 15 RBI Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Tim Bascom, RHP, JR, 10-2, 3.10 ERA Key Returning Pitchers Drew Jaudon, RHP, SR, 3.27, 44 IP, 2 S Bobby Lasko, RHP, JR, 4-5, 5.42 ERA Taylor Meier, RHP, SO, 6-3, 2.55 ERA* Derek Witt, RHP, SR, 3.13 ERA, 4 CG Chris South, RHP, SO, 5.22 ERA, 29 IP Greg Nesbitt, LHP, SR, 1-2, 7.66 ERA *2004 season, missed all of 2005 Anthony Gressick, RHP, SR, 2.67 ERA Tim Senter, RHP, SR, 5.76 ERA, 45.1 IP Travis Miller, RHP, JR, 6 IP, 1.50 ERA because of injury Yale Silverman, RHP, SR, 3.40 ERA, 3 S

37 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2006 Opponents Morehead State UAB Virginia Tech East Carolina April 11, 3 p.m. April 14, 8 p.m. April 18, 7 p.m. April 21, 7 p.m. University Heights April 15, 3 p.m. English Field April 22, 6 p.m. May 10, 6 p.m. April 16, 2 p.m. April 23, Noon Allen Field Jerry D. Young Clark-LeClair Stadium Memorial Field General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Morehead, Ky. General Information Location ...... Blacksburg, Va. Location ...... Greenville, N.C. Enrollment ...... 9,294 Location ...... Birmingham, Ala. Enrollment ...... 28,000 Enrollment ...... 22,766 Founded ...... 1887 Enrollment ...... 16,697 Founded ...... 1872 Founded ...... 1907 Nickname ...... Eagles Founded ...... 1969 Nickname ...... Hokies Nickname ...... Pirates Colors ...... Blue and Gold Nickname ...... Blazers Colors ..Chicago Maroon and Burnt Orange Colors ...... Purple and Gold President ...... Dr. Wayne D. Andrews Colors .....Forest Green and Old Gold President ...... Charles W. Steger Chancellor ...... Dr. Steve Ballard Athletics Director ...Brian Hutchinson President ...... Dr. Carol Garrison Athletics Director ...... Jim Weaver Athletics Director ...... Terry Holland Conference ...... Ohio Valley Athletics Director ...... Watson Brown Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Conference USA Stadium ...... Allen Field Conference ...... Conference USA Stadium ...... English Field Stadium ...... Clark-LeClair Stadium Capacity ...... 1,200 Stadium .. Jerry D. Young Memorial Field Capacity ...... 1,500 Capacity ...... 3,000 Dimensions .. 325-375-395-305-325 Capacity ...... 1,000 Dimensions .. 330-375-400-375-330 Dimensions ...... 320-390-320 Dimensions .. 330-370-400-360-330 Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... John Jarnagin Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Chuck Hartman Head Coach ...... Billy Godwin Alma Mater ...... Liberty, ‘81 Head Coach ...... Larry Giangrosso Alma Mater ..... North Carolina, ‘57 Alma Mater .. Atlanta Christian, ‘86 Record at MSU ..230-315-2 (10 yrs.) Alma Mater ...... UAB, ‘75 Record at VT ...941-558-8 (27 yrs) Record at ECU ...... 0-0 (1st yr) Career Record ...... same Record at UAB ...... 157-184 (6 yrs) Career Record .1,424-783-8 (46 yrs) Career Record ...... 262-85 (6 yrs) BB Offi ce Phone ...(606) 783-2882 Career Record .. 731-472-1 (27 yrs) BB Offi ce Phone ...(540) 231-3671 BB Offi ce Phone ...(252) 737-1985 Assistant Coach ...... Rob Taylor BB Offi ce Phone ...(205) 934-5181 Assistant Coaches ...... Jay Phillips Assistant Coaches ...... Link Jarrett Assistant Coaches ...... Frank Walton Jon Hartness George Whifi eld Team Information Nick Dumas Anthony Everman Ryan Riley 2005 Record ...... 29-28 Jon Renfro 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..15-11/3rd Team Information Team Information Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 12/11 Team Information 2005 Record ...... 23-28 2005 Record ...... 35-26 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 3/7 2005 Record ...... 31-27 2005 Conf. Record/Place ....7-19/9th 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..18-12/4th Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 7/5 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..14-16/8th Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 19/3 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 15/10 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 18/13 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 8/1 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 3/6 Sports Information Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 4/5 Starting Pitchers Ret/Lost...... 3/1 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 8/3 Baseball SID ...... Randy Stacy Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 9/5 Newcomers ...... 10 Offi ce Phone ...... (606) 783-2500 Newcomers ...... 18 Sports Information Fax ...... (606) 783-2550 Baseball SID ...... Dave Smith Sports Information Email .. [email protected] Sports Information Offi ce Phone ...... (540) 231-6726 Baseball SID ...... Malcolm Gray Website ...... msueagles.com Baseball SID ...... TBA Fax ...... (540) 231-6984 Offi ce Phone ...... (252) 258-9005 Offi ce Phone ...... (205) 996-2576 Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (252) 258-4528 Series Information Fax ...... (205) 934-7505 Press Box Phone .....(540) 231-4013 Email ...... [email protected] Series ....Morehead State leads 64-55-13 Email ...... TBA Website ...... hokiesports.com Press Box Phone .....(252) 328-0068 Streak ...... Morehead State, W-3 Press Box Phone .....(205) 934-0200 Website ...... ecupirates.com Last Meeting ..MSU 10, MAR 9, 2005 Website ...... uabsports.com Series Information Series ...... Virginia Tech leads 21-9 Series Information Key Returning Position Players Series Information Streak ...... Marshall, W-1 Series ...... East Carolina leads 3-0 Donald Cheney, C, JR, .322, 12 HR Series ...... UAB leads 3-1 Last Meeting ....MAR 12, VT 4, 2005 Streak ...... East Carolina, W-3 Paul Rhodes, 1B, SR, .281, 14 HR Streak ...... Marshall, W-1 Last Meeting ....ECU 8, MAR 2, 2004 Chris McCaslin, 2B, JR, .333, 1 RBI Last Meeting ..MAR 13, UAB 5, 2005 Key Returning Position Players Bryan Thomas, 3B, JR, .384, 31 RBI Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Position Players Sheldon Adams, OF, SR, .329, 22 RBI Adam Witter, INF/DH, SR, .328, 7 HR Shane Lucci, RHP, SR, 3.83, 5 CG J.R. Bond, OF, JR, .308, 5 HR, 23 RBI Billy Marn, DH, JR, .307, 6 HR, 29 RBI Dale Mollenhauer, INF, SO, .327, 38 RBI Dan Klausmeier, RHP, SR, 3.08, 4 S Ryan Metcalf, SS, SR, .267, 19 RBI Harrison Eldridge, OF, SO, .313, 34 RBI Matt Clark, RHP, SO, 3-3, 6.15 Zac Ward, 3B, JR, .253, 6 HR, 48 RBI Key Returning Pitchers Ryan Kennedy, LHP, SR, 5-7, 4.05 ERA Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Nicky Bowers, RHP, SR, 3-5, 4.76 ERA T.J. Hose, RHP, SO, 7-1, 85.1 IP, 69 K Heath Tapscott, RHP, SO, 3-3, 5.57 ERA Greg Fryman, RHP, JR, 3-2, 6.71 ERA Mike Flye, RHP, JR, 6-5, 6.48 ERA Grant Addison, RHP, JR, 0-2, 7.29 ERA Scott Andrews, LHP, SR, 5-3, 50.2 IP Randy Mills, RHP, SR, 3-3, 44 IP, 33 K

38 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2006 Opponents Eastern Kentucky Southern Miss Tulane Miami (Ohio) April 26, 3 p.m. April 28, 7 p.m. May 5, 7:30 p.m. May 9, 6 p.m. University Heights April 29, 7 p.m. May 6, 3 p.m. McKie Field at May 3, 3 p.m. April 30, 1 p.m. May 7, 2 p.m. Hayden Park Turkey Hughes Field App. Power Park Zephyr Field

General Information General Information General Information General Information Location ...... Richmond, Ky. Location ...... Hattiesburg, Miss. Location ...... New Orleans, La. Location ...... Oxford, Ohio Enrollment ...... 16,000 Enrollment ...... 16,385 Enrollment ...... 13,214 Enrollment ...... 16,300 Founded ...... 1906 Founded ...... 1910 Founded ...... 1834 Founded ...... 1809 Nickname ...... Colonels Nickname ...... Golden Eagles Nickname ...... Green Wave Nickname ...... RedHawks Colors ...... Maroon and White Colors ...... Black and Gold Colors ...... Olive Green and Sky Blue Colors ...... Red and White President ...... Joanne K. Glasser President ...... Dr. Shelby F. Thames President ...... Dr. Scott Cowen President ...... Dr. James Garland Athletics Director ...... Mark Sandy Athletics Director ....Richard Giannini Athletics Director ...... Rick Dickson Athletics Director ...... Brad Bates Conference ...... Ohio Valley Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Conference USA Conference ...... Mid-American Stadium ...... Turkey Hughes Field Stadium ...... Pete Taylor Park Stadium ...... Turchin Stadium Stadium ... McKie Field at Hayden Park Capacity ...... 1,500 Capacity ...... 3,678 Capacity ...... 3,600 Capacity ...... 1,000 Dimensions ...... 340-415-330 Dimensions .. 340-365-400-365-340 Dimensions .. 325-370-400-370-325 Dimensions ...... 332-400-343

Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Coaching Information Head Coach ...... Elvis Dominguez Head Coach ...... Corky Palmer Head Coach ...... Rick Jones Head Coach ...... Dan Simonds Alma Mater ...... Creighton, ‘86 Alma Mater ...... Southern Miss, ‘77 Alma Mater .. UNC Wilmington, ‘75 Alma Mater ...... Davidson, ‘87 Record at EKU ....99-117 (4 years) Record at USM .....298-187 (8 yrs) Record at TU ...... 523-237-1 (12 yrs) Record at MU ...... First season Career Record ...... same Career Record ...... same Career Record .. 799-326-2 (19 yrs) Career Record ...... 19-35 (1 yr) BB Offi ce Phone ..... (859) 622-2128 BB Offi ce Phone ...(601) 266-5017 BB Offi ce Phone ...(504) 862-8239 BB Offi ce Phone ...(513) 529-2159 Assistant Coaches ...... John Corbin Assistant Coaches ...... Scott Berry Assistant Coaches .....Mark Kingston Assistant Coaches ....Ben Bachmann Scott Pickens Lane Burroughs Chad Sutter Kevin Erminio Josh Hoffpauir Luke Weatherford Team Information Team Information 2005 Record ...... 26-31 Team Information Team Information 2005 Record ...... 45-18 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..14-12/6th 2005 Record ...... 41-21 2005 Record ...... 56-12 2005 Conf. Record/Place ...... 17-4/1st Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 22/10 2005 Conf. Record/Place ..20-10/T2nd 2005 Conf. Record/Place ...... 24-6/1st Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 17/9 Position Players Ret/Lost ...... 11/5 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 20/7 Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 15/8 Position Players Ret/Lost ...... 8/8 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 11/5 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 5/3 Position Starters Ret/Lost ...... 5/8 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 9/1 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 9/3 Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 6/3 Sports Information Newcomers ...... 12 Sports Information Baseball SID ...... Jeremy Cohen Sports Information Baseball SID ...... Jess Bechard Offi ce Phone ...... (859) 622-1253 Baseball SID ...... Mike Montoro Sports Information Offi ce Phone ...... (513) 529-1601 Fax ...... (859) 622-1230 Offi ce Phone ...... (601) 266-5947 Baseball SID ...... Richie Weaver Fax ...... (513) 330-0812 Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (601) 266-4507 Offi ce Phone ...... (504) 314-7232 Email ...... [email protected] Press Box Phone .....(860) 690-3482 Email .. [email protected] Fax ...... (504) 865-5512 Press Box Phone .....(513) 529-4331 Website ...... ekusports.com Press Box Phone .....(601) 266-5684 Email ...... [email protected] Website ...... muredhawks.com Website ...... southernmiss.com Press Box Phone .....(504) 862-8224 Series Information Website ...... tulanegreenwave.com Series Information Series ...Eastern Kentucky leads 29-20 Series Information Series ...... Miami leads 66-26 Streak ...... Marshall, W-1 Series ...... Southern Miss leads 3-0 Series Information Streak ...... Miami, W-1 Last Meeting ....MAR 5, EKU 4, 2005 Streak ...... Southern Miss, W-3 Series ...... First Meeting Last Meeting ....MIA 4, MAR 3, 2005 Last Meeting ..USM 17, MAR 4, 2004 Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Key Returning Position Players Brett Bolger, INF/OF, SR, .398, 42 RBI Key Returning Position Players Nathan Southard, OF, SR, .341, 12 HR Brandon Hillier, OF, JR, .344, 30 RBI Chris O’Dell, INF/OF, SR, 7 HR, 11 2B Marc Maddox, 1B, SR, .359, 14 HR Brad Emaus, 3B, SO, .321, 13 HR, 56 RBI Geoff Orr, INF, SR, .332, 9 HR, 59 RBI Charlie Yarbrough, 1B, JR, 13 HR, 40 RBI* Jason Lowery, CF, SR, .358, 55 RBI Mark Hamilton, 1B, JR, .318, 11 HR Ryne Robinson, INF, JR, .293, 34 SB *Longwood University Brad Wilcutt, C, SR, 16 HR, 82 RBI Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers Key Returning Pitchers J.R. Crowel, LHP, SR, 10-1, 4.86 ERA Graham Taylor, SR, LHP, 6-1, 2.71 ERA Scott Goetz, SR, 4-0, 3.16 ERA, 40 K Daniel Best, RHP, SR, 0.64 ERA, 11 S Daniel Latham, RHP, JR, 3.22 ERA, 13 S Keith Weiser, JR, LHP, 10-0, 2.73 ERA Dan Bachman, SR, 12 GS, 5-2, 5.82 ERA Patrick Ezell, RHP, JR, 7-3, 84.1 IP Brandon Gomes, RHP, JR, 8-2, 4.42 ERA John Ely, SO, RHP, 10-2, 2.87 ERA McKenzie Willoughby, JR, 89 IP, 65 K Barry Bowden, RHP, SO, 4-4, 73.2 IP

39 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2006 Opponents New York Tech Rice May 12, 3 p.m. May 18, 2 p.m. Conference USA Tournament May 13, 1 p.m. May 19, 2 p.m. May 14, 1 p.m. May 20, 2 p.m. May 24-28 University Heights App. Power Park Reckling Park Houston, Texas General Information General Information Location ...... Old Westbury, N.Y. Location ...... Houston, Texas Enrollment ...... 10,000 Enrollment ...... 4,785 Tournament Format 2005 All-Tournament Team Founded ...... 1955 Founded ...... 1891 Top eight fi nishers in regular C Brian Baisley, USF Nickname ...... Bears Nickname ...... Owls season standings qualify for IF Brad Emaus, Tulane Colors ...... Navy and Gold Colors ...... Blue and Gray double-elimination tourna- IF Chad Huffman, TCU President ...... Dr. Edward Guiliano President ...... Dr. James Castaneda ment. IF Dustin Kingsbury, Houston Athletics Director...Clyde Doughty, Jr. Athletics Director ...... Bobby May Conference .. Division I Independent Conference ...... Conference USA IF Trey Sutton, Southern Miss Stadium ...... Presidents Field Stadium ...... Reckling Park Tournament Champions OF Keith Conlon, TCU Capacity ...... 1,000 Capacity ...... 4,500 2005 Tulane/TCU* OF Jason Lowery, Southern Miss Dimensions .. 315-356-421-350-315 Dimensions .. 330-375-400-375-330 2004 TCU OF Nathan Southard, Tulane 2003 Southern Miss DH Mike Grace, East Carolina Coaching Information Coaching Information 2002 East Carolina P Brian Bogusevic, Tulane Head Coach ...... Bob Hirschfi eld Head Coach ...... Wayne Graham 2001 Tulane P Lance Broadway, TCU Alma Mater ...... St. John’s, ‘70 Alma Mater ...... Texas, ‘70 2000 Houston P Sam Demel, TCU Record at NYIT .. 529-524-12 (24 yrs) Record at Rice ....627-257 (14 yrs) 1999 Tulane P Micah Owings, Tulane Career Record ...... same Career Record .. 1,202-370 (25 yrs) 1998 Tulane Tournament MVP: Nathan BB Offi ce Phone .....516-686-7513 BB Offi ce Phone ...(713) 348-8859 1997 Houston Southard, Tulane Assistant Coaches ...... Ray Giannelli Assistant Coaches ...... Mike Taylor 1996 Tulane Michael Caulfi eld David Pierce Regular Season Champions Ron McKay Patrick Hallmark *Championship game cancelled 2005 Tulane because of heavy rains/light- 2004 East Carolina Team Information Team Information ning; Tulane awarded automatic 2005 Record ...... 24-22 2005 Record ...... 45-19 bid to NCAA Tournament based 2003 Southern Miss 2005 Conf. Record/Place ...... n/a 2005 WAC Record/Place..... 21-9/1st on being highest remaining 2002 Houston Letterwinners Ret/Lost ...... 20/8 seed 2001 Tulane Sports Information Position Players Ret/Lost ...... 11/6 2000 Houston Baseball SID ...... Ben Arcuri Pitchers Ret/Lost ...... 11/4 2005 C-USA Tournament 1999 Houston Offi ce Phone ...... 516-686-7504 Newcomers ...... 12 Wed., May 25 1998 Tulane Fax ...... 516-686-7573 (4) East Carolina 6, 1997 Tulane Email ...... [email protected] Sports Information (5) Houston 5 1996 USF Press Box Phone ...... 516-686-6977 Baseball SID ...... John Sullivan (1) Tulane 8, (8) UAB 6 Website ...... www.nyit.edu/athletics Offi ce Phone ...... (713) 348-5636 (2) TCU 4, (7) Louisville 2 Fax ...... (713) 348-6019 (3) Southern Miss 5, Series Information Email ...... [email protected] (6) USF 3 Series ...... Marshall leads 3-0 Press Box Phone .....(713) 348-4931 Streak ...... Marshall, W-3 Website ...... riceowls.com Thu., May 26 Last Meeting ..MAR 10, NYIT 3,2004 Houston 7, UAB 5 Series Information USF 11, Louisville 1 Key Returning Position Players Series ...... First Meeting Tulane 16, East Carolina 3 Kraig Binick, OF, JR, .358, 20 RBI TCU 8, Southern Miss 0 Mike Kenefi ck, C, SR, .392, 25 RBI Key Returning Position Players Bryan Pastor, INF, SR, .336, 32 RBI Joe Savery, IF, SO, .382, 5 HR, 43 RBI Josh Rodriguez, IF, JR, .345, 11 HR Fri., May 27 Key Returning Pitchers Greg Buchanan, IF, SR, .306, 31 RBI Houston 6, East Carolina 4 Joe Esposito, JR, 10-2, 3.54 ERA, 3 CG Southern Miss 9, USF 3 Chris Perez, SR, 2-5, 4.62 ERA, 50.2 IP Key Returning Pitchers Michael Striker, SR, 3-0, 3.35 ERA Joe Savery, LHP, SO, 2.43 ERA, 118.2 IP Sat., May 28 Eddie Degerman, RHP, SR, 8-1, 3.28 ERA Tulane 10, Houston 1 Cole St. Clair, LHP, SO, 3.26 ERA, 47 IP TCU 13, Southern Miss 7

Sun., May 29 Championship Game TCU vs. Tulane (cancelled because of weather)

40 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2005 Season in Review

OVERALL SUMMARY Marshall ﬁ nished the 2005 season with a 16-34 mark, including a 8-16 record in its ﬁ nal season as a member of the Mid- American Conference. Adam Ptacek led Marshall with a .320 batting average, while Joe Glevenyak paced the Herd in home runs with eight home runs. On the mound, Brendon Bump, Chris Koutsavlis and Chris Cummings tied for the team lead in wins with three apiece.

THREE EARN POW HONORS Adam Frederick was named MAC East Player of the Week on March 28. In four games, he batted .429, driving in nine runs. The highlight of his weekend came in game two vs. Eastern Michigan, where he went 3-for-5 with six RBI, including a grand slam. For his complete-game, nine-inning performance in game one against St. Bo- Brendon Bump naventure, Chris Koutsavlis was named the MAC East Pitcher of the Week on GOING THE DISTANCE March 21. It marked MU’s fi rst nine-inning Chris Koutsavlis and David Slovak complete game since March 11, 2003, when opened Marshall’s home schedule vs. St. Grant Harper went the distance in a win Bonaventure with back-to-back complete over Akron. games. In 2004, Marshall recorded only On April 25, freshman Tommy Johnson one complete game, with Sco Henning earned POW honors. He ba ed .500 for going seven innings in a win over More- the week with seven RBI, including a head State. Koutsavlis opened the double- grand slam in Marshall’s 12-4 win over header up by going nine innings, giving up Virginia Tech. an unearned run. He sca ered eight hits It marked the first time each player over nine innings, striking out fi ve and received the honor. walking just one. Slovak followed that up with a seven inning complete game of his TOUGH AT HOME own. He gave up three runs, two earned, Aaron Jamieson Marshall went 10-9 at home last season on six hits in the outing. He moved up to third place in all-time and posted a 17-8 mark in 2004 at Uni- hits with 180, just 28 behind leader David versity Heights. Last season, the Herd HOLDING THEM DOWN Colangelo with 208. With 537 career at bats, opened up the home season with a dou- Chris Cummings fi nished third in the Frederick stands sixth in the Marshall an- bleheader sweep of St. Bonaventure. In Mid-American Conference in opponent nals, 93 behind Colangelo. Frederick also its second home series, Marshall swept a ba ing average a er holding his oppo- is knocking on the door of the Top 10 in doubleheader against Eastern Michigan. nents to a meager .229 average. This was several other categories, including games In its second MAC series at home, the just slightly higher than his 2004 campaign, played, runs scored, runs ba ed in and Herd downed Kent State in the fi rst two when he led the conference with a .215 op- total bases. games of the series, 8-5 and 8-6. ponent ba ing average. CUMMINGS, KOUTSAVLIS CEMENT GETTING A WORKOUT NAMES IN RECORD BOOKS Brendon Bump made history last season Chris Cummings and Chris Koutsavlis by appearing in 32 contests, sha ering the each moved into the Top 10 of some of pitching appearances record of 28, set by Marshall’s career pitching charts last sea- Chris Meadows in 2003 and 2004. Bump son. Koutsavlis tied Ma Spade for third was the Herd’s most eff ective pitcher out place on the career games started chart of the bullpen, compiling a 3.38 earned run with 39 and also moved into fi h on the all- average and three saves in 45.1 innings time innings pitched list with 238.1. With of work. a dozen career wins, Koutsavlis is tied for ninth all-time at Marshall. Cummings FREDERICK MOVES UP THE CHARTS moved into 10th place on the career pitch- Adam Frederick etched his name in ing appearances ledger a er amassing his Adam Ptacek the Marshall record books last season. 46th career mound appearance.

41 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2005 Season Statistics

2005 RESULTS Record: 16-34; Home: 10-9; Away: 6-25; Conference: 8-16

Date Opponent Score R-H-E R-H-E Inns. Overall MAC MU Pitcher of Record Att. Time Feb 12 at Mercer 2-3 L 2-3-1 3-7-2 (11) 0-1-0 0-0-0 Slovak (L 0-1) 490 3:20 Feb 12 at Mercer 0-2 L 0-7-0 2-7-2 9 0-2-0 0-0-0 Koutsavlis (L 0-1) 490 2:25 Feb 13 at Mercer 0-8 L 0-5-2 8-10-0 9 0-3-0 0-0-0 Knippelmeyer (L 0-1) 270 2:44 Feb 18 at Southern Miss 2-11 L 2-9-0 11-13-2 9 0-4-0 0-0-0 Cummings (L 0-1) 2901 2:30 Feb 19 at Southern Miss 4-5 L 4-14-1 5-14-1 9 0-5-0 0-0-0 Slovak (L 0-2) 3213 2:51 Feb 20 at Southern Miss 4-17 L 4-9-3 17-17-0 9 0-6-0 0-0-0 Knippelmeyer (L 0-2) 3332 2:50 Feb 25 at Jacksonville State W 2-1 2-11-0 1-9-2 9 1-6-0 0-0-0 Bump (W 1-0) 152 2:38 Feb 26 at Jacksonville State 4-5 L 4-8-1 5-7-0 9 1-7-0 0-0-0 Bump (L 1-1) 256 2:27 Feb 26 at Jacksonville State W 7-3 7-10-0 3-9-2 9 2-7-0 0-0-0 Knippelmeyer (W 1-2) 182 3:12 Mar 12 at Liberty 8-9 L 8-10-0 9-12-4 9 2-8-0 0-0-0 Hancock (L 0-1) 32 2:52 Mar 13 at Liberty 3-4 L 3-12-2 4-7-2 (10) 2-9-0 0-0-0 Knippelmeyer (L 1-3) 89 3:06 Mar 14 at Liberty 3-5 L 3-7-2 5-13-1 9 2-10-0 0-0-0 Slovak (L 0-3) 43 2:38 Mar 17 at Dayton 1-8 L 1-5-1 8-11-0 9 2-11-0 0-0-0 Meyers (L 0-1) 143 2:16 Mar 19 ST. BONAVENTURE W 4-1 4-9-1 1-8-2 9 3-11-0 0-0-0 Koutsavlis (W 1-1) 145 2:16 Mar 19 ST. BONAVENTURE W 11-3 11-14-2 3-6-1 7 4-11-0 0-0-0 Slovak (W 1-3) 145 2:05 Mar 20 ST. BONAVENTURE 6-7 L 6-10-4 7-10-1 9 4-12-0 0-0-0 Knippelmeyer (L 1-4) 175 2:52 Mar 22 at Duke W 8-3 8-12-2 3-6-4 9 5-12-0 0-0-0 Hancock (W 1-1) 105 3:03 Mar 26 EASTERN MICHIGAN* W 7-5 7-14-1 5-7-0 9 6-12-0 1-0-0 Koutsavlis (W 2-1) 242 2:07 Mar 26 EASTERN MICHIGAN* W 14-8 14-11-1 8-4-2 9 7-12-0 2-0-0 Knippelmeyer (W 2-4) 295 2:47 Mar 27 EASTERN MICHIGAN* 7-12 L 7-9-2 12-19-0 9 7-13-0 2-1-0 Bump (L 1-2) 152 2:47 Mar 30 at Eastern Kentucky 10-11 L 10-17-2 11-12-1 9 7-14-0 2-1-0 Hancock (L 1-2) 140 2:41 Apr 01 at Miami University* 3-14 L 3-8-6 14-15-1 9 7-15-0 2-2-0 Koutsavlis (L 2-2) 258 2:30 Apr 03 at Miami University* W 10-9 10-11-4 9-12-2 9 8-15-0 3-2-0 Slone (W 1-0) 315 2:54 Apr 03 at Miami University* 3-4 L 3-6-2 4-8-1 9 8-16-0 3-3-0 Knippelmeyer (L 2-5) 415 2:10 Apr 08 KENT STATE* W 8-5 8-12-2 5-10-0 9 9-16-0 4-3-0 Bump (W 2-2) 235 2:28 Apr 09 KENT STATE* W 8-6 8-10-2 6-9-1 9 10-16-0 5-3-0 Cummings (W 1-1) 325 2:40 Apr 10 KENT STATE* 6-20 L 6-10-3 20-18-5 9 10-17-0 5-4-0 Slone (L 1-1) 285 2:42 Apr 13 MOREHEAD STATE 6-14 L 6-11-4 14-16-3 9 10-18-0 5-4-0 Hancock (L 1-3) 125 3:45 Apr 15 at Ohio* 3-12 L 3-10-1 12-14-3 9 10-19-0 5-5-0 Koutsavlis (L 2-3) 356 2:17 Apr 16 at Ohio* W 9-6 9-16-1 6-7-1 9 11-19-0 6-5-0 Cummings (W 2-1) 379 3:05 Apr 17 at Ohio* 4-7 L 4-10-1 7-9-1 9 11-20-0 6-6-0 Slovak (L 1-4) 390 2:35 Apr 20 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 5-4 5-11-2 4-13-1 (10) 12-20-0 6-6-0 Slovak (W 2-4) 135 2:58 Apr 22 at Virginia Tech 4-5 L 4-8-3 5-8-2 9 12-21-0 6-6-0 Koutsavlis (L 2-4) 305 2:31 Apr 23 at Virginia Tech W 12-4 12-12-2 4-7-1 9 13-21-0 6-6-0 Cummings (W 3-1) 192 3:10 Apr 27 at Kentucky 1-3 L 1-6-0 3-4-0 9 13-22-0 6-6-0 Knippelmeyer (L 2-6) 160 2:10 Apr 29 at Central Michigan* 2-15 L 2-8-1 15-21-0 9 13-23-0 6-7-0 Koutsavlis (L 2-5) 630 2:37 Apr 30 at Central Michigan* 1-8 L 1-5-0 8-8-0 9 13-24-0 6-8-0 Cummings (L 3-2) 188 2:34 May 01 at Central Michigan* 4-12 L 4-6-3 12-16-1 9 13-25-0 6-9-0 Slone (L 1-2) 238 2:58 May 04 W. VIRGINIA STATE 9-16 L 9-10-2 16-19-0 9 13-26-0 6-9-0 Knippelmeyer (L 2-7) 225 2:52 May 06 AKRON* 0-10 L 0-2-0 10-21-0 9 13-27-0 6-10-0 Koutsavlis (L 2-6) 245 2:21 May 07 AKRON* W 2-1 2-9-1 1-4-1 9 14-27-0 7-10-0 Bump (W 3-2) 198 2:42 May 08 AKRON* 8-9 L 8-12-3 9-10-2 9 14-28-0 7-11-0 Bump (L 3-3) 245 2:33 May 10 DAYTON W 16-6 16-18-0 6-11-5 9 15-28-0 7-11-0 Hancock (W 2-3) 92 2:24 May 11 at Morehead State 9-10 L 9-8-0 10-13-0 9 15-29-0 7-11-0 Bump (L 3-4) 385 2:53 May 13 BALL STATE* 4-17 L 4-7-1 17-26-2 9 15-30-0 7-12-0 Slone (L 1-3) 125 2:31 May 14 BALL STATE* 0-9 L 0-5-0 9-8-0 9 15-31-0 7-13-0 Cummings (L 3-3) 236 2:30 May 15 BALL STATE* W 7-3 7-11-3 3-6-1 9 16-31-0 8-13-0 Koutsavlis (W 3-6) 315 2:22 May 20 at Buffalo* 4-7 L 4-8-1 7-9-5 9 16-32-0 8-14-0 Cummings (L 3-4) 76 2:17 May 21 at Buffalo* 2-6 L 2-11-1 6-6-1 9 16-33-0 8-15-0 Slone (L 1-4) 134 2:05 May 22 at Buffalo* 0-1 L 0-7-2 1-4-1 9 16-34-0 8-16-0 Koutsavlis (L 3-7) 142 2:07

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42 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2005 Season Statistics

Hitting Statistics (by batting average) Player Avg. GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB Slg% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E Fld% Ptacek, Adam .320 50 50 181 39 58 8 1 2 24 74 .409 29 6 33 4 .425 3 6 8-13 113 10 2 .984 Jamieson, Aaron .318 50 50 195 22 62 6 0 2 29 74 .379 15 5 42 1 .376 3 4 0-3 88 135 9 .961 Glevenyak, Joe .318 46 46 173 31 55 9 2 8 33 92 .532 21 8 38 9 .412 2 0 8-10 84 5 2 .978 Johnson, Tommy .308 43 32 117 13 36 9 0 2 26 51 .436 10 2 31 0 .369 1 1 1-1 39 5 2 .957 Russell, Rich .308 9 8 26 5 8 4 0 1 6 15 .577 7 1 7 1 .471 0 0 0-0 43 4 0 1.000 Levinson, Aaron .300 33 26 100 13 30 2 0 1 13 35 .350 9 0 14 1 .358 0 3 6-6 26 40 10 .868 Frederick, Adam .284 46 46 194 28 55 8 0 2 26 69 .356 10 0 19 4 .317 1 4 3-8 23 99 15 .891 Helm, Brad .276 42 32 116 11 32 11 0 0 7 43 .371 12 0 26 0 .341 1 0 6-7 69 1 4 .946 Pfaff, Bubba .263 34 20 80 12 21 2 0 2 12 29 .363 12 2 19 1 .372 0 0 0-1 4 0 0 1.000 Stieger, Roddy .257 50 50 187 24 48 7 0 7 26 76 .406 16 6 49 4 .332 2 3 5-5 478 35 5 .990 Peak, Chris .250 9 0 8 2 2 2 0 0 0 4 .500 0 0 3 0 .250 0 0 0-0 3 0 0 1.000 Mason, Brent .221 42 39 136 22 30 8 3 0 17 44 .324 8 4 20 2 .275 5 3 2-3 61 104 9 .948 Wolle, Nick .214 44 36 117 22 25 2 0 0 11 27 .231 8 7 26 4 .303 0 6 0-1 203 31 8 .967 Hagen, Derek .200 5 0 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .200 0 0 1 0 .200 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Murray, Marshall .185 19 5 27 4 5 1 0 0 2 6 .222 0 3 7 1 .267 0 0 1-2 5 6 2 .846 Helm, Matt .167 20 0 12 4 2 0 0 0 2 2 .167 0 1 4 0 .231 0 0 1-2 3 9 1 .923 McConnell, Josh .094 21 6 32 3 3 0 0 1 1 6 .188 0 0 17 2 .094 0 1 1-1 4 1 1 .833 Monaco, Chris .059 6 4 17 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .059 1 0 5 1 .111 0 0 2-3 13 0 1 .929 Hancock, Andrew .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 7 1 .900 Totals .275 50 50 1724 257 474 79 6 28 235 649 .376 158 45 361 35 .348 18 31 44-66 1283 563 79 .959 Opponents .308 50 50 1753 374 540 101 14 57 340 840 .479 222 62 284 30 .401 19 31 60-74 1328 541 70 .964

LOB - Team (391), Opp (432). DPs turned - Team (44), Opp (43). IBB - Team (9), Glevenyak 3, Pfaff 3, Ptacek 1, Frederick 1, Johnson 1, Opp (6). Picked off - Jamieson 2, Ptacek 1, Frederick 1, Glevenyak 1.

Pitching Statistics (by ERA) Player ERA W-L App GS CG Sho/Cbo SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Bump, Brendon 3.38 3-4 32 0 0 0/0 3 45.1 51 26 17 17 26 9 0 4 183 .279 0 7 0 2 1 Slovak, David 4.50 2-4 18 5 1 0/0 3 56.0 65 36 28 20 38 10 1 5 222 .293 7 14 1 3 3 Koutsavlis, Chris 6.18 3-7 16 14 1 0/0 0 83.0 116 62 57 34 47 21 3 7 346 .335 1 3 0 0 8 Cummings, Chris 6.27 3-4 13 13 0 0/0 0 60.1 50 49 42 61 40 10 1 3 218 .229 4 9 1 5 4 Slone, Jeremy 6.54 1-4 11 6 0 0/0 0 42.2 52 40 31 11 31 7 5 8 174 .299 4 9 1 2 4 Knippelmeyer, B. 7.25 2-7 22 5 0 0/0 0 58.1 62 52 47 31 58 15 2 9 229 .271 9 10 1 2 5 Hancock, Andrew 9.16 2-3 12 4 0 0/0 0 37.1 58 44 38 25 17 12 2 10 164 .354 11 8 0 2 3 Marchyshyn, Mike 10.12 0-0 11 2 0 0/0 0 24.0 44 30 27 13 12 9 0 4 115 .383 2 1 0 0 1 Meyers, Bryson 12.54 0-1 17 1 0 0/0 1 18.2 36 30 26 9 14 6 0 6 91 .396 2 1 0 2 2 Jamieson, Aaron 22.50 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 2.0 6 5 5 1 1 2 0 1 11 .545 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 6.69 16-34 50 50 2 0/0 7 427.2 540 374 318 222 284 101 14 57 1753 .308 40 62 4 19 31 Opponents 4.17 34-16 50 50 6 5/2 10 442.2 474 257 205 158 361 79 6 28 1724 .275 37 45 3 18 31

PB - Team (16), Wolle 11, Johnson 4, Russell 1, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (4), Wolle 2, Koutsavlis 1, Hancock 1, Opp (5). SBA/ATT - Wolle (37-45), Cummings (16-20), Koutsavlis (11-16), Johnson (15-16), Knippelmeyer (11-12), Russell (8-10), Bump (6-6), Marchyshyn (5-6), Slone (4-5), Slovak (2-4), Meyers (3-3), Hancock (2-2).

INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES MULTIPLE HIT GAMES MULTIPLE RBI GAMES HITTING STREAKS 2 3 4 5+ Tot 2 3 4 5+ Tot Longest Current GLEVENYAK 21 1 - - 22 JAMIESON 9 1 - - 10 JAMIESON 11 - JAMIESON 18 1 1 - 20 GLEVENYAK 8 1 - - 9 FREDERICK 10 2 FREDERICK 15 3 - 1 19 STIEGER 5 2 1 - 8 STIEGER 9 - PTACEK 9 6 - - 15 JOHNSON 5 - 1 1 7 HELM B 8 8 STIEGER 10 1 1 - 12 FREDERICK 5 - - 1 6 PTACEK 7 3 HELM B 9 1 - - 10 PTACEK 5 1 - - 6 JOHNSON 7 - LEVINSON 4 3 1 - 8 MASON 2 1 - - 3 GLEVENYAK 7 4 JOHNSON 5 1 1 - 7 WOLLE 3 - - - 3 LEVINSON 6 1 WOLLE 3 2 - - 5 LEVINSON 1 1 - - 2 RUSSELL 6 - MASON 4 - - - 4 PFAFF 1 - 1 - 2 MASON 5 - PFAFF 4 - - - 4 RUSSELL 2 - - - 2 PFAFF 4 - RUSSELL 2 - - - 2 HELM B 1 - - - 1 HELM M 2 - TEAM 104 19 4 1 128 TEAM 47 7 3 2 59 MCCONNELL 2 - WOLLE 2 2 MURRAY 2 2 MONACO 1 - HAGEN 1 - PEAK 1 -

43 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2005 MAC Statistics

Mid-American Conference Overall East W L T Pct. H A W L T Pct. H A N x - Miami 17 4 0 .810 10-2 7-2 45 18 0 .714 24-6 17-7 4-5 Akron 11 8 0 .579 5-2 6-6 25 29 0 .463 7-6 13-20 5-3 Ohio 9 10 1 .475 6-6 3-4-1 25 25 1 .500 13-13 12-21-1 0-0 Kent State 9 10 0 .474 3-7 6-3 33 20 0 .623 11-9 15-8 7-3 Marshall 8 16 0 .333 6-6 2-10 16 34 0 .320 10-9 6-25 0-0 Buffalo 5 14 1 .275 3-8-1 2-10 19 30 1 .390 6-8-1 12-21 1-1

East W L T Pct. H A W L T Pct. H A N Ball State 17 5 0 .773 9-3 8-2 38 18 0 .679 18-4 18-13 2-1 Central Michigan 18 6 0 .750 11-1 7-5 42 18 0 .700 18-2 17-15 7-1 Bowling Green 12 8 0 .600 8-1 4-7 33 18 0 .647 18-3 9-12 6-3 Western Michigan 13 9 0 .591 6-4 7-5 26 24 0 .520 9-6 15-17 2-1 Eastern Michigan 8 14 0 .364 5-5 3-9 22 34 0 .393 14-8 7-23 1-3 Northern Illinois 6 18 0 .250 2-10 4-8 16 36 1 .311 6-11-1 7-24 3-1 Toledo 5 17 0 .227 4-8 1-9 15 39 0 .278 8-12 6-24 1-3 x - MAC Tournament champions 2005 Individual and Team Leaders BATTING Walks Innings Pitched TEAM STATISTICS Batting Average 1. Andy Capraruolo (AKR) ...... 42 1. Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 116.2 Batting Average 1. Andy Hudak (BGSU) ...... 361 2. Brad Miller (BSU) ...... 41 2. Keith Weiser (MIA) ...... 105.1 1. Ball State ...... 313 2. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 360 3. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 40 3. John Ely (MIA) ...... 103.1 2. Bowling Green ...... 310 3. Brian Canada (MIA) ...... 357 Kurt Davidson (AKR)...... 40 4. Graham Taylor (MIA) ...... 99.2 3. Central Michigan ...... 307 4. Brad Miller (BSU) ...... 357 5. Andy Hudak (BGSU) ...... 38 5. Ben Snyder (BSU) ...... 98.1 4. Miami ...... 305 5. Troy Moratti (CMU) ...... 357 5. Kent State ...... 295 Runs Scored Strikeouts 9. Marshall ...... 275 Hits 1. Brian Canada (MIA) ...... 58 1. John Ely (MIA) ...... 108 1. Troy Moratti (CMU) ...... 91 2. Mike Sullivan (BSU) ...... 57 2. Jayson Ruhlman (CMU) ...... 99 Earned Run Average 2. Mike Sullivan (BSU) ...... 82 John Sloan (MIA) ...... 57 3. Joe Ness (BSU) ...... 88 1. Central Michigan ...... 3.31 3. Jim Geldhof (CMU) ...... 79 4. Troy Moratti (CMU) ...... 55 4. Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 87 2. Miami ...... 3.33 Brian Canada (MIA) ...... 79 5. 3 tied at 53 Ben Snyder (BSU) ...... 87 3. Ohio ...... 4.29 5. Kyle Dygert (BSU) ...... 76 4. Western Michigan ...... 4.44 Total Bases Appearances 5. Ball State ...... 4.55 Doubles 1. Paul Frietch (MIA) ...... 140 1. Matt German (NIU) ...... 33 13. Marshall ...... 6.69 1. Kurtis Wells (CMU) ...... 21 2. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 137 2. Brendon Bump (MAR) ...... 32 2. Bryan Mitzel (CMU) ...... 20 3. Geoff Orr (MIA) ...... 121 3. Darek Stanﬁ eld (AKR) ...... 29 Fielding Errors Pct 3. Marc Franz (BSU) ...... 19 Troy Moratti (CMU) ...... 121 4. Josh Goodwin (NIU) ...... 28 1. Ball State ...... 69 ...... 968 Eric Lawson (BGSU) ...... 19 5. 4 tied at 117 Erik Morrison (BSU) ...... 28 2. Bowling Green ...... 63 ...... 968 Mike Sullivan (BSU) ...... 19 3. Central Michigan ....78 ...... 966 On Base Percentage Saves 4. Buffalo ...... 63 ...... 966 Triples 1. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 496 1. Erik Morrison (BSU) ...... 15 5. Kent State ...... 80 ...... 961 1. Ryne Robinson (MIA) ...... 8 2. Brad Miller (BSU) ...... 471 2. Darek Stanﬁ eld (AKR) ...... 14 8. Marshall ...... 79 ...... 959 2. Troy Moratti (CMU) ...... 5 3. Andy Hudak (BGSU) ...... 468 3. Andrew Davis (KSU) ...... 6 J.T. Jones (CMU) ...... 5 4. Brian Kimutis (AKR) ...... 458 4. Derek Schlecker (WMU) ...... 5 4. Brandon Hillier (MIA) ...... 4 5. Eric Lawson (BGSU) ...... 458 Matt Hundley (BGSU) ...... 5 5. 10 tied at 3 Will Stewardson (EMU) ...... 5 Slugging Percentage Home Runs 1. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 770 Games Started 1. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 20 2. Paul Frietch (MIA) ...... 680 1. Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 16 2. Paul Frietch (MIA) ...... 16 3. Justin Carter (WMU) ...... 619 2. Jason Cairns (CMU) ...... 15 3. Justin Carter (WMU) ...... 13 4. Andy Hudak (BGSU) ...... 588 Keith Weiser (MIA) ...... 15 4. James Kingsley (UB) ...... 12 5. James Kingsley (UB) ...... 576 Joe Ness (BSU) ...... 15 5. 4 tied at 10 Joe Welsh (TOL) ...... 15 PITCHING Runs Batted In Earned Run Average (1 IP/Game) Shutouts 1. Paul Frietch (MIA) ...... 64 1. Anthony Gressick (Ohio) ...... 2.67 1. Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 2 2. Nolan Reimold (BGSU) ...... 62 2. Josh Collmenter (CMU) ...... 2.70 Ben Snyder (BSU) ...... 2 3. Geoff Orr (MIA) ...... 59 3. Graham Taylor (MIA) ...... 2.71 12 tied with 1 shutout 4. Kurtis Wells (CMU) ...... 57 4. Keith Weiser (MIA) ...... 2.73 5. Marc Franz (BSU) ...... 56 5. Brian Smith (NIU) ...... 2.85 Complete Games 1. John Ely (MIA) ...... 6 Stolen Bases Wins 2. Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 5 1. Ryne Robinson (MIA) ...... 34 1. Keith Weiser (MIA) ...... 10 3. Derek Witt (OHIO)...... 4 2. Emmanuel Burris (KSU) ...... 30 John Ely (MIA) ...... 10 4. 5 tied with 3 complete games 3. Jason Bucholtz (BSU) ...... 20 3. Burke Badenhop (BGSU) ...... 9 4. Trumaine Riley (EMU) ...... 16 Ty Dunham (CMU) ...... 9 Opp. Batting Average Jason Brown (MIA) ...... 16 5. Alan Brech (BGSU) ...... 8 1. John Ely (MIA) ...... 216 Geoff Orr (MIA)...... 16 Jason Cairns (CMU) ...... 8 2. Tony Kurtz (BUF) ...... 225 Ben Snyder ...... 8 3. Chris Cummings (MAR) ...... 229 4. Jason Brunke (KSU) ...... 230 5. Graham Taylor (MIA) ...... 235

44 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2005 Conference USA Statistics

Conference USA Overall W L T Pct. H A W L T Pct. H A x,y- Tulane 24 6 0 .800 13-2 11-4 56 12 0 .824 36-5 13-4 y- TCU 20 10 0 .667 11-4 9-6 41 20 0 .672 24-6 15-13 Southern Miss 20 10 0 .667 11-4 9-6 41 21 0 .661 26-8 12-9 East Carolina 18 12 0 .600 9-6 9-6 35 26 0 .574 18-10 12-13 Houston 16 13 0 .552 9-6 7-7 29 30 0 .492 16-14 10-11 USF 15 14 0 .517 9-6 6-8 33 31 0 .516 21-11 10-15 Louisville 15 14 0 .517 5-9 10-5 32 24 0 .571 20-14 12-7 UAB 14 16 0 .467 10-5 4-11 31 27 0 .534 22-10 9-15 Charlotte 13 17 0 .433 3-12 10-5 31 23 0 .574 18-16 13-7 Cincinnati 10 19 0 .345 6-8 4-11 25 30 0 .455 17-13 8-17 Saint Louis 8 22 0 .267 3-12 5-10 13 40 0 .245 5-20 8-18 Memphis 5 25 0 .167 2-13 3-12 13 42 0 .236 4-20 6-19 x - regular season champions y - Conference USA Tournament co-champions 2005 Individual and Team Leaders Batting Average Stolen Bases Innings Pitched TEAM STATISTICS 1. Cavanaugh (ECU) ...... 382 1. Whiting (LOU) ...... 26 Bogusevic (TUL) ...... 130.1 Batting Average 2. Ford (TCU) ...... 370 2. Manzella (TUL) ...... 21 Owings (TUL)...... 129.2 Tulane ...... 318 3. T. Tully (HOU) ...... 364 3. Ambrose (CHA) ...... 20 Broadway (TCU) ...... 117.0 Southern Miss ...... 313 4. Owings (TUL) ...... 359 4. K. Chalmers (MEM) ...... 17 Hudspeth (USF) ...... 104.1 TCU...... 310 Maddox (USM) ...... 359 5. Willard (CHA) ...... 17 Lincoln (HOU) ...... 102.0 East Carolina ...... 306 Charlotte ...... 303 Hits Walks Strikeouts 1. Manzella (TUL) ...... 100 1. Barket (TUL) ...... 52 Broadway (TCU) ...... 151 Earned Run Average 2. Southard (TUL) ...... 95 2. Toomey (UAB) ...... 45 Owings (TUL)...... 135 Tulane ...... 3.84 3. Lowery (USM) ...... 93 3. Emaus (TUL) ...... 43 Bogusevic (TUL) ...... 129 TCU...... 4.01 4. Maddox (USM) ...... 92 4. Maddox (USM) ...... 42 Lincoln (HOU) ...... 106 Houston ...... 4.01 5. Sutton (USM) ...... 91 Owings (TUL) ...... 42 Demel (TCU) ...... 100 Louisville ...... 4.64 Costanzo (ECU) ...... 42 USF ...... 4.90 Runs Scored Appearances 1. Southard (TUL) ...... 80 Total Bases Roberts (UAB) ...... 32 Fielding Percentage 2. Maddox (USM) ...... 74 1. Owings (TUL) ...... 159 Latham (TUL) ...... 31 Tulane ...... 973 3. Emaus (TUL) ...... 71 2. Southard (TUL) ...... 157 Underwood (TCU) ...... 31 UAB ...... 972 4. Sutton (USM) ...... 69 3. Maddox (USM) ...... 153 Walker (CHA) ...... 31 Cincinnati ...... 972 5. Ford (TCU) ...... 64 4. Manzella (TUL) ...... 152 Best (USM) ...... 30 East Carolina ...... 972 5. Willcutt (USM) ...... 150 Kay (CIN) ...... 30 Louisville ...... 971 Doubles 1. J. Baisley (USF) ...... 26 On Base Percentage Saves 2. Manzella (TUL) ...... 24 1. Madden (TUL) ...... 482 Latham (TUL) ...... 13 3. Southard (TUL) ...... 24 2. Ford (TCU) ...... 479 Vaclavik (HOU) ...... 12 4. Musslewhite (TCU) ...... 21 3. Owings (TUL) ...... 474 Walker (CHA) ...... 12 Willcutt (USM) ...... 21 4. Toomey (UAB) ...... 461 Best (USM) ...... 11 5. Maddox (USM) ...... 456 Roberts (UAB) ...... 9 Triples Kay (CIN) ...... 9 1. Co. Lane (CHA) ...... 11 Slugging Percentage 2. Hayes (CIN) ...... 7 1. Owings (TUL) ...... 733 Games Started 3. Howes (LOU) ...... 5 2. Maddox (USM) ...... 598 Owings (TUL)...... 19 K. Roberts (HOU) ...... 5 3. Willcutt (USM) ...... 598 Bogusevic (TUL) ...... 19 Ambrose (CHA) ...... 5 4. K. Roberts (HOU) ...... 597 Crowel (TUL) ...... 17 5. Walker (TCU) ...... 580 Hudspeth (USF) ...... 17 Home Runs Cavanaugh (ECU) ...... 580 Five tied with 16 1. Owings (TUL) ...... 18 2. Willcutt (USM) ...... 16 PITCHING Opp. Batting Average 3. Maddox (USM) ...... 14 Earned Run Average Broadway (TCU) ...... 191 4. Emaus (TUL) ...... 13 1. Broadway (TCU) ...... 1.62 Furnish (TCU) ...... 220 5. Three with 12 2. McGough (TCU)...... 3.21 Brooks (ECU) ...... 223 3. Farrington (HOU) ...... 3.24 Owings (TUL)...... 228 Runs Batted In 4. Bogusevic (TUL) ...... 3.25 Hose (ECU) ...... 237 1. Willcutt (USM) ...... 82 5. Owings (TUL) ...... 3.26 2. J. Baisley (USF) ...... 71 3. Owings (TUL) ...... 65 Wins 4. Manzella (TUL) ...... 63 1. Broadway (TCU) ...... 15 5. Maddox (USM) ...... 59 2. Bogusevic (TUL) ...... 13 3. Owings (TUL) ...... 12 4. Crowel (TUL)...... 10 5. Thomas (USF) ...... 9

45 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY 2006 Conference USA Composite Schedule

Sat., February 4 Ball State at UAB Wed., March 1 Rider at UAB Central Missouri State at Rice North Florida at UCF Memphis at Arkansas-Little Rock Wagner at UCF UCF at Florida International Southern Miss at Southeastern Tue., February 21 Louisiana Sun., March 12 Sun., February 5 Duke at East Carolina UAB at Samford East Carolina at Cal State Fullerton UCF at Florida International Memphis at Alabama Michigan at UCF Houston at Cal-Irvine Sam Houston State at Rice Niagara at Marshall Tue., February 7 Mississippi Valley State at Southern Fri., March 3 Troy at Memphis Texas-San Antonio at Houston Miss Stony Brook at East Carolina Corpus Christi College Classic, McNeese State at Rice Tulane at New Orleans Houston at LSU Corpus Christi, Texas UCF at Bethune-Cookman Buffalo at Marshall Rice vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Wed., February 22 Memphis at Nicholls State Buffalo at Southern Miss Fri., February 10 Northwestern State at Houston Cal State Fullerton at Rice Oral Roberts at Tulane Maryland at East Carolina UAB at Kennesaw State Illinois State at Southern Miss Rider at UAB Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, Manhattan at Tulane Wagner at UCF Texas Fri., February 24 Mercer at UAB Houston vs. Texas Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, Monmouth at UCF Mon., March 13 Rice vs. Texas Tech N.C.) Wagner at UCF Tulane vs. TCU Penn State at East Carolina Sat., March 4 Monmouth at Houston Stony Brook at East Carolina Tue., March 14 Sat., February 11 Marshall at Georgia Southern Houston at LSU Baylor at Houston Maryland at East Carolina Service Academies Classic (Milling- Buffalo at Marshall (DH) Pittsburgh at Marshall Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, ton, Tenn.) Memphis at Nicholls State Memphis at Murray State Texas Oklahoma vs. Memphis Cal State Fullerton at Rice San Diego at Rice Houston vs. TCU Crowne Plaza/Rice Invitational Illinois State at Southern Miss Nicholls State at Tulane Rice vs. Texas St. John’s at Rice Manhattan at Tulane Mississippi State at UAB Tulane vs. Texas Tech Birmingham-Southern at Southern Mercer at UAB Florida at UCF Miss Monmouth at UCF Sun., February 12 Pepperdine at Tulane Wed., March 15 Maryland at East Carolina Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.) Sun., March 5 East Carolina at UNC Wilmington Minute Maid Park Classic, Houston, UAB vs. Michigan Stony Brook at East Carolina Rice at Sam Houston State Texas Stony Brook at UCF Houston at LSU Southern Miss at Alabama Houston vs. Texas Tech Buffalo at Marshall Rice vs. TCU Sat., February 25 Memphis at Nicholls State Fri., March 17 Tulane vs. Texas Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, Cal State Fullerton at Rice Marist at East Carolina N.C.) Illinois State at Southern Miss San Diego at Houston Tue., February 14 UNC Wilmington at East Carolina Manhattan at Tulane Cleveland State at Marshall Stephen F. Austin at Houston Monmouth at Houston Mercer at UAB Southeast Missouri at Memphis McNeese State at Tulane Marshall at Georgia Southern Monmouth at UCF Troy at Southern Miss Service Academies Classic (Milling- South Alabama at Tulane Wed., February 15 ton, Tenn.) Tue., March 7 North Carolina A&T at UAB Nicholls State at Southern Miss Notre Dame vs. Memphis Lamar at Houston Siena at UCF Crowne Plaza/Rice Invitational Middle Tennessee at Memphis Fri., February 17 Nebraska at Rice Texas at Rice Sat., March 18 College of Charleston at East Birmingham-Southern at Southern Louisiana-Monroe at Southern Miss Marist at East Carolina Carolina Miss Tulane at LSU San Diego at Houston Houston at Arizona State Pepperdine at Tulane Birmingham-Southern at UAB Cleveland State at Marshall Marshall at Belmont Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.) UCF at Stetson Southeast Missouri at Memphis Oklahoma at Rice UAB vs. South Alabama Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Rice Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) Stony Brook at UCF Wed., March 8 Troy at Southern Miss Southern Miss vs. Wichita State Marshall at Kentucky South Alabama at Tulane Penn State at Tulane Sun., February 26 Middle Tennessee at Memphis North Carolina A&T at UAB Ball State at UAB Keith LeClair Classic (Greenville, Southern Miss vs. Louisiana Tech (J) Siena at UCF North Florida at UCF N.C.) Georgia State at UAB Virginia Tech at East Carolina Pennsylvania at UCF Sun., March 19 Sat., February 18 Monmouth at Houston Marist at East Carolina College of Charleston at East Marshall at Georgia Southern Fri., March 10 San Diego at Houston Carolina Service Academies Classic (Milling- East Carolina at Cal State Fullerton Cleveland State at Marshall Houston at Arizona State ton, Tenn.) Houston at Cal-Irvine Southeast Missouri at Memphis Marshall at Belmont (DH) Navy at Memphis Troy at Memphis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi at Rice Ohio at Memphis Crowne Plaza/Rice Invitational Corpus Christi College Classic, Troy at Southern Miss Long Beach State at Rice Texas State at Rice Corpus Christi, Texas Tulane at South Alabama Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) Birmingham-Southern at Southern Rice vs. TCU North Carolina A&T at UAB Southern Miss vs. Stetson Miss Buffalo at Southern Miss Siena at UCF Penn State at Tulane Pepperdine at Tulane Oral Roberts at Tulane Ball State at UAB Wiregrass Classic (Dothan, Ala.) Rider at UAB Tue., March 21 North Florida at UCF UAB vs. Troy Texas A&M at Houston Stony Brook at UCF Sat., March 11 Mississippi at Memphis Sun., February 19 East Carolina at Cal State Fullerton South Alabama at Southern Miss College of Charleston at East Tue., February 28 Houston at Cal-Irvine New Orleans at Tulane Carolina Duke at East Carolina Niagara at Marshall (DH) UAB at Mississippi State Houston at Arizona State Houston at Lamar Troy at Memphis UCF at Bethune-Cookman Marshall at Belmont Tennessee-Martin at Memphis Corpus Christi College Classic, Ohio at Memphis Rice at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, Texas Wed., March 22 Lamar at Rice Samford at UAB Rice vs. Arizona State UNC Wilmington at East Carolina Coca-Cola Classic (Mobile, Ala.) Bethune-Cookman at UCF Buffalo at Southern Miss Memphis at Arkansas State Southern Miss at South Alabama Oral Roberts at Tulane Rice at Texas Penn State at Tulane Southern Miss at Louisiana-Monroe

46 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL 2006 Conference USA Composite Schedule

Fri., March 24 Sat., April 8 Sun., April 23 Fri., May 12 East Carolina at Rice East Carolina at UCF Marshall at East Carolina UAB at East Carolina Marshall at Houston Tulane at Houston Memphis at Houston Houston at Rice Tulane at Memphis Memphis at Marshall (CH) Southern Miss at Rice New York Tech at Marshall Southern Miss at UAB UAB at Rice Stephen F. Austin at Tulane Memphis at UCF UCF at TCU Southern Miss at Dallas Baptist UAB at UCF Southern Miss at Tulane

Sat., March 25 Sun., April 9 Tue., April 25 Sat., May 13 East Carolina at Rice East Carolina at UCF Sam Houston State at Houston UAB at East Carolina Marshall at Houston Tulane at Houston Texas State at Rice Houston at Rice Tulane at Memphis Memphis at Marshall (CH) Mississippi State at Southern Miss New York Tech at Marshall Southern Miss at UAB UAB at Rice Northwestern State at Tulane Memphis at UCF UCF at TCU Southern Miss at Tulane Tue., April 11 Wed., April 26 Sun., March 26 Houston at McNeese State Eastern Kentucky at Marshall Sun., May 14 East Carolina at Rice Morehead State at Marshall Mississippi State at Southern Miss UAB at East Carolina Marshall at Houston Murray State at Memphis Alabama at UAB Houston at Rice Tulane at Memphis Rice at Baylor New York Tech at Marshall Southern Miss at UAB Southeastern Louisiana at Southern Thu., April 27 Memphis at UCF UCF at TCU Miss Rice at UCF Southern Miss at Tulane Nicholls State at Tulane Tue., March 28 Jacksonville State at UAB Fri., April 28 Tue., May 16 Houston at Texas-San Antonio USF at UCF Tulane at East Carolina East Carolina at Coastal Carolina James Madison at Marshall Houston at UAB Houston at Sam Houston State Memphis at Austin Peay Wed., April 12 Southern Miss at Marshall (CH) Marshall at Pittsburgh Rice at Texas State North Carolina State at East Rice at UCF Memphis at Mississippi Southern Miss at Mississippi Carolina Rice vs. LSU (New Orleans, La.) Jackson State at Tulane Arkansas State at Memphis Sat., April 29 UAB at Jacksonville State Tulane at East Carolina Thu., May 18 UCF at Stetson Fri., April 14 Houston at UAB East Carolina at Memphis Albany at East Carolina Rice at UCF Rice at Marshall Wed., March 29 Houston at Southern Miss Southern Miss at Marshall (CH) UCF at Southern Miss East Carolina at North Carolina Marshall at UAB Tulane at UAB State Rice at Memphis Sun., April 30 James Madison at Marshall UCF at Tulane Tulane at East Carolina Fri., May 19 Austin Peay at Memphis Houston at UAB East Carolina at Memphis Sat., April 15 Southern Miss at Marshall (CH) Rice at Marshall Fri., March 31 Albany at East Carolina UCF at Southern Miss Houston at East Carolina Houston at Southern Miss Tue., May 2 Tulane at UAB UCF at Marshall (CH) Marshall at UAB Houston at Stephen F. Austin Memphis at Southern Miss Rice at Memphis McNeese State at Tulane Sat., May 20 Rice at Tulane UCF at Tulane UAB at Birmingham-Southern East Carolina at Memphis UAB at Louisiana Tech Bethune-Cookman at UCF Rice at Marshall Sun., April 16 UCF at Southern Miss Sat., April 1 Albany at East Carolina Wed., May 3 Tulane at UAB Houston at East Carolina Houston at Southern Miss Marshall at Eastern Kentucky UCF at Marshall (CH) Marshall at UAB Wed.-Sun., May 24-28 Memphis at Southern Miss Rice at Memphis Fri., May 5 Conference USA Tournament Rice at Tulane UCF at Tulane East Carolina at Southern Miss (Houston, Texas) UAB at Louisiana Tech UCF at Houston Tue., April 18 Marshall at Tulane Fri.-Sun., June 2-4 Sun., April 2 East Carolina at North Carolina UAB at Memphis NCAA Regionals (Sites TBD) Houston at East Carolina State UCF at Marshall (CH) Houston at Texas A&M Sat., May 6 Fri.-Sun., June 9-11 Memphis at Southern Miss Marshall at Virginia Tech East Carolina at Southern Miss NCAA SuperRegionals (Sites TBD) Rice at Tulane Mississippi State at Memphis UCF at Houston UAB at Louisiana Tech Rice at Oklahoma Marshall at Tulane Fri., June 16-Mon., June 26 Tulane vs. LSU UAB at Memphis College World Series (Omaha, NE) Tue., April 4 UAB at Troy McNeese State at Houston USF at UCF Sun., May 7 Marshall at Ohio East Carolina at Southern Miss CH – Charleston, W.Va. Arkansas-Little Rock at Memphis Wed., April 19 UCF at Houston AZ- AutoZone Park, Memphis, Tenn. Rice at Texas A&M Miss. State at Memphis (AZ) Marshall at Tulane J- Jackson, Miss. Southern Miss vs. Mississippi (P) Alcorn State at Southern Miss UAB at Memphis P- Pearl, Miss. Tulane vs. New Orleans UCF at USF Fri., April 21 Tue., May 9 Marshall at East Carolina Marshall at Miami (Ohio) Wed., April 5 Memphis at Houston Memphis at Middle Tennessee Memphis at Tennessee-Martin Southern Miss at Rice Troy at UAB UAB at Alabama Stephen F. Austin at Tulane UAB at UCF Wed., May 10 Fri., April 7 Coastal Carolina at East Carolina East Carolina at UCF Sat., April 22 Marshall at Morehead State Tulane at Houston Marshall at East Carolina Memphis at Middle Tennessee Memphis at Marshall (CH) Memphis at Houston Lamar at Rice UAB at Rice Southern Miss at Rice Southern Miss at Dallas Baptist (DH) Stephen F. Austin at Tulane UAB at UCF

47 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Record vs. Opponents

Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Akron ...... 24-13 ...... UA 9, MU 8, 2005 Georgetown (Ky.) ..... 8-3 ...... MU 6, GC 0, 1980 Partridge College ...... 1-1 ...... PC 9, MU 1, 1918 Alabama ...... 0-3 ...... Al 16, MU 0, 1997 Glenville State ...... 9-1 ...... MU 5, GSC 0, 1973 Pembroke College..... 0-2 ...... PC 12, MU 3, 1967 Alderson-Broaddus ... 4-0 ...... MU 5, AB 3, 1992 Greenbriar Military .... 2-0 ...... MU 9, GM 2, 1921 Pittsburgh ...... 0-2.....Pitt 6, MU 5, 1995 Appalachian State ...26-41 ..ASU 11, MU 10, 1997 Guilford College...... 0-1 ...... GC 11, MU 1, 1967 Rice ...... First Meeting Auburn ...... 0-7 ...... AU 15, MU 6, 2002 Hampden Sydney ..... 1-0 ...... MU 3, HS 0, 1968 Rio Grande ...... 37-13 ...... MU 7, RG 4, 2003 Ball State ...... 3-9 ...... MU 7, BSU 3, 2005 Hawaii ...... 0-3 ...... HU 2, MU 1, 1916 Roanoke College ...... 1-1 ...... MU 7, RU 3, 1912 Baptist ...... 2-0 ...... MU 18, BC 4, 1974 Heidelburg College ... 2-0 ...... MU 14, HC 9, 1920 St. Bonaventure ...... 2-1 ...... SBU 7, MU 6, 2005 Belmont ...... 0-3...... BU 4, MU 3, 2004 Hofstra ...... 1-0 ...... MU 11, HU 7, 2002 Salem College ...... 1-4 ...... SC 11, MU 4, 1948 Bethany College ...... 3-1 ...... MU 6, BC 1, 1920 Houston ...... First Meeting Shawnee State ...... 1-0 ...... MU 7, SS 2, 1992 Biscayne College ...... 1-1 ...... MU 2, BC 0, 1972 Illinois ...... 0-1 ...... UI 4, MU 2, 1916 South Carolina ...... 0-4 ...... USC 8, MU 5, 1998 Blueﬁ eld State ...... 9-0 ...... MU 5, BS 2, 1988 Indiana ...... 0-1 ...... IU 12, MU 3, 1916 Southern Illinois ...... 0-1 ...... SIU 5, MU 2, 1973 Bowling Green ...... 13-44 .....MU 12, BG 5, 2003 Jacksonville...... 0-1 ...... JU 8, MU 3, 1972 Southern Miss ...... 0-3.. USM 17, MU 4, 2005 Brown ...... 0-1 ...... BU 10, MU 7, 1990 Jacksonville State ..... 2-1 ...... MU 7, JSU 3, 2005 Staunton Military ...... 0-1 ...... SM 6, MU 2, 1918 Buffalo ...... 10-7.....UB 1, MU 0, 2005 James Madison .....1-1...JMU 15, MU 3, 1995 Stetson ...... 0-1 ...... SU 6, MU 5, 1972 Camp Lejeune ...... 1-2 ...... CL 8, MU 3, 1960 Kalamazoo College ... 1-0 ...... MU 3, KC 0, 1917 Tenn.-Chattanooga ...10-0 ...... MU 3, UTC 2, 1982 Campbell ...... 0-2 ...... CC 22, MU 7, 1999 Kent State ...... 19-43 ... KSU 20, MU 6, 2005 Tennessee Tech ...... 2-0 ...... MU 6, TT 5, 1950 Cedarville College .....0-1 ...... CC 4, MU 3, 1948 Kentucky...... 12-26 ...UK 3, MU 1, 2005 Toledo ...... 19-19 ...... MU 8, UT 5, 2002 Central Michigan ...... 1-11 ....CMU 12, MU 4, 2005 Kentucky Christian .... 4-0 ...... MU 11, KC 0, 1987 Transylvania ...... 2-2 ...... TU 2, MU 1, 1922 Charleston So...... 4-5 ...... MU 8, CSU 6, 2004 Kentucky Wesleyan ... 7-3 ...... MU 13, KW 6, 1989 Tulane ...... First Meeting Charleston (W.Va.) ..79-28 .....MU 11, UC 3, 1988 Kenyon College ...... 0-1 ...... KC 7, MU 6, 1955 UAB ...... 1-3..MU 13, UAB 5, 2004 Charlotte ...... 2-1 ...CHAR 11, MU 2, 1996 Liberty ...... 2-9 ...... LU 5, MU 3, 2005 UCF ...... First Meeting Cincinnati ...... 22-23 ... MU 13, UC 11, 1999 Lincoln-Memorial ...... 1-0 ...... MU 21, LM 4, 1983 Virginia ...... 0-8 ...... UV 8, MU 3, 1995 The Citadel ...... 13-28 ..... TC 13, MU 9, 1997 Louisville ...... 3-6 ...... UL 17, MU 5, 2004 Va. Commonwealth .. 1-0 ...... MU 6, VCU 5, 1997 Clemson ...... 2-15 ...... CU 16, MU 2, 1990 Malone College...... 2-0 ...... MU 5, MC 3, 1971 VMI ...... 42-33 ..MU 13, VMI 12, 2000 Cleveland State ... 13-8...MU 8, CSU 2, 2004 Marietta ...... 22-13 .....MU 12, MC 1, 1982 Virginia Tech ...... 9-21... MU 12, VT 4, 2005 Coastal Carolina ...... 2-3 ...... MU 5, CC 2, 2001 Maryland ...... 0-2 ...... UM 10, MU 3, 2002 Wabash College ...... 0-1 ...... WC 6, MU 3, 1916 Coll. of Charleston .... 0-3 ..C of C 14, MU 4, 2004 Memphis ...... First Meeting Wake Forest ...... 0-6 ...... WF 5, MU 3, 1990 Columbus (Ga.) ...... 10-23 ...... CC 8, MU 2, 1988 Mercer ...... 2-4 ...... MER 8, MU 0, 2005 Wash. & Jefferson .... 0-1 ...... WJ 6, MU 0, 1916 Concord ...... 40-6 ...... MU 5, CC 3, 2004 Miami (Fla.) ...... 0-4 ...... UM 8, MU 3, 1979 West Georgia ...... 1-1 ...... WG 4, MU 3, 1979 Cornell ...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, CU 1, 1959 Miami (Ohio) ...... 26-66 ..MIA 4, MU 3, 2005 West Virginia...... 21-32 ..WVU 11, MU 10, 1998 Davidson ...... 20-11 ...... DU 5, MU 4, 1997 Michigan ...... 0-2 ...... UM 8, MU 3, 1935 W. Virginia State.... 49-14-1 ..WVS 16, MU 9, 2005 Davis & Elkins ...... 3-0 ...... MU 6, D&E 3, 1992 Michigan Aggies ...... 2-2 ...... MA 2, MU 1, 1917 West Virginia Tech ...56-17 .. MU 14, WVT 4, 1990 Dayton ...... 25-13 .....MU 16, UD 6, 2005 Minnesota ...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, UM 1, 1992 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... 15-8-1 .. MU 4, WVW 1, 1991 Drexel ...... 3-3 .....DU 14, MU 11, 2003 Morehead State ....55-64-3 ..MSU 10, MU 9, 2005 Western Carolina .....14-32 ..WCU 20, MU 10, 1997 Duke ...... 1-2 ...... MU 8, DU 3, 2005 Mountain State...... 0-2 ...... MS 10, MU 5, 1910 Western Connecticut 1-0 ...... MU 13, WC 0, 1975 Duquesne ...... 0-3 ...... DU 16, MU 1, 1999 Murray State ...... 0-1 .....MSU 12, MU 2, 2001 Western Kentucky ....5-10 .....WKU 6, MU 2, 1999 East Carolina ...... 0-3....ECU 8, MU 2, 2004 Muskingum College .. 2-1 ...... MU 4, MC 3, 1923 Western Michigan .....8-33 ...MU 19, WMU 2, 2003 East Tenn. State ....32-29-1 ..MU 7, ETSU 5, 1997 New River State ...... 1-0 .....MU 15, NRS 7, 1938 Western Reserve ...... 1-3 ...... WR 5, MU 3, 1955 Eastern Illinois ...... 1-0 ...... MU 6, EI 5, 2003 New York State ...... 1-0 ...... MU 7, NYS 0, 1949 William & Mary ...... 1-1 ...... MU 12, WM 3, 1977 Eastern Kentucky 20-29 .. MU 5, EKU 4, 2005 New York Tech ..... 3-0..MU 10, NYIT 3, 2004 Wilmington College .. 3-1 ...... MU 9, WC 1, 1967 Eastern Michigan ....5-13-1 .. EMU 12, MU 7, 2005 Niagara ...... 3-0..... MU 8, NU 7, 2004 Wingate ...... 0-0-1 ...... MU 1, WC 1, 1985 Emory & Henry ...... 2-1 .....MU 12, E&H 5, 1969 North Carolina ...... 0-1 .....UNC 18, MU 7, 1997 Winthrop ...... 0-3-1 .... WU 12, MU 0, 2002 Evansville ...... 0-2 ...... UE 13, MU 8, 1950 North Carolina A&T .. 6-3 ...... MU 7, A&T 5, 2001 Wittenberg ...... 3-0 ...... MU 6, WU 2, 1934 Fairﬁ eld ...... 1-1 ...... MU 8, FU 1, 2000 UNC-Asheville ...... 1-5 .....UNCA 7, MU 2, 2002 Wofford ...... 2-4 ...... MU 9, WC 8, 1999 Fairmont State ...... 20-3 .....MU 12, FSU 1, 1991 North Carolina State . 0-3 ...... NCS 9, MU 1, 2003 Wright State ...... 4-3 ...... WS 10, MU 0, 2003 Findlay ...... 0-1 ...... FU 9, MU 3, 2002 North Central (Ill.) .... 1-0 ...... MU 5, NC 2, 1978 Xavier (Ohio) ...... 25-27 .....XU 18, MU 6, 1983 Florida State ...... 1-5 ...... FSU 14, MU 2, 1997 Northen Illinois ...... 3-3 ...... NIU 6, MU 2, 2000 Youngstown State .... 6-3 ...... YSU 6, MU 3, 2003 Florida Tech ...... 1-0 ...... MU 12, FT 2, 1972 Notre Dame ...... 3-0 ...... MU 1, UND 0, 1929 Others ...... 44-16-1 Francis Marion ...... 1-0 ...... MU 8, FM 2, 1974 Oakland (Mich.) ...... 2-0 ...... MU 9, OU 0, 1973 Bold Indicates 2006 Opponent Furman ...... 23-20 ..... FU 19, MU 6, 1997 Ohio Northern ...... 1-0 .....MU 12, ONU 8, 1929 Gardner Webb ...... 1-2 ...... MU 20, GW 5, 2001 Ohio State ...... 0-15 ....OSU 10, MU 7, 2000 George Mason ...... 0-1 ....GMU 11, MU 4, 2004 Ohio ...... 38-105-1 .. OU 7, MU 4, 2005 Georgia ...... 0-2 ...... UGA 7, MU 5, 2000 Ohio Wesleyan ...... 7-4 ...... MU 17, OW 4, 1934 Georgia Southern 2-12..GSU 12, MU 3, 1997 Oklahoma State ...... 0-2 .....OSU 11, MU 2, 2001

48 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL All-Time Results

1896 (3-0) Morris Harvey ...... L 3-4 1920 (8-8) Morris Harvey ...... W 9-5 Cincinnati ...... W 6-2 Business Team ...... W 17-8 Marietta ...... W 3-0 Ohio ...... W 4-0 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 11-5 Business Team ...... W 2-1 Marietta ...... W 15-4 Ohio ...... L 1-2 Buckeye Conference Champs Business Team ...... W 1-0 Wilmington ...... W 6-3 Boosters ...... W 4-3 1928 (15-2) Wilmington ...... W 6-0 Virginia Tech ...... W 16-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-3 1934 (13-2) 1899 (5-0) Morris Harvey ...... W 7-0 Virginia Tech ...... L 3-6 Fairmont State ...... W 21-2 Rio Grande ...... W 13-1 Guyandotte ...... W 23-7 Rio Grande ...... W 10-5 Heidelburg College ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... W 14-3 Ohio ...... W 8-7 High School ...... W 27-16 Transylvania ...... W 6-3 Heidelburg College ...... W 14-9 Morehead State ...... W 16-5 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 3-0 (5-0 in ‘99, other scores N/A) Transylvania ...... W 10-2 Bethany ...... L 3-5 Ohio State ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 Alumni ...... W 4-3 Cincinnati ...... L 2-7 Glenville State ...... W 12-10 Cincinnati ...... W 4-1 1902 (12-0) *Some scores N/A Greenbrier Military ...... W 5-4 Glenville State ...... W 17-0 Kentucky ...... W 10-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 32-3 Concord ...... L 5-11 West Virginia...... W 8-2 Wittenberg ...... W 5-0 Proctorville ...... W 25-4 1915 (14-6) Concord ...... L 0-1 West Virginia...... L 0-3 Huntington Redbirds ...... L 7-8 Richmond ...... W 19-16 Ohio ...... W 11-9 Ohio State ...... L 0-1 Fairmont State ...... W 10-1 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 18-2 Huntington ...... W 13-4 Ohio ...... W 7-1 Ohio State ...... L 0-14 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Wittenberg ...... W 6-2 Guyandotte ...... W 21-4 Michigan ...... L 3-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-3 Kentucky ...... W 6-2 Charleston (W.Va.)...... W 8-7 Sandy Valley ...... W 12-2 Bethany ...... W 6-1 Morehead State ...... W 2-1 Cincinnati ...... W 2-0 Busters of Hunt...... W 16-6 Marietta ...... W 2-1 Glenville State ...... W 11-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-15 Central City ...... W 14-4 Marietta ...... W 6-1 1921 (3-5) Glenville State ...... W 17-4 Ohio ...... W 9-8 East End ...... W 16-4 Giants ...... W 20-0 Ohio ...... L 4-21 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-2 Ohio ...... W 11-10 (12-0, other scores N/A) Morris Harvey ...... L 6-7 Ohio ...... W 4-3 Alumni ...... W 8-7 Buckeye Conference Champs W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 12-3 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-19 W.Va. Conference Champs 1903 (2-1) W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 11-10 Virginia Tech ...... L (Score NA) 1935 (8-1) Morris Harvey ...... W 42-7 West Virginia...... L 1-10 Ohio ...... L 4-5 1929 (14-1) Michigan ...... L 3-8 Middleport ...... W 19-9 Fairmont State ...... W 17-0 Ohio ...... L 3-9 Morris Harvey ...... L 6-8 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 8-3 Ashland ...... L 6-8 West Virginia...... W 4-2 Greenbrier Military ...... W 9-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 13-11 West Virginia...... W 2-1 Muskingum College ...... W 4-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Cincinnati ...... W 6-2 1904 (1-1) Hawaii ...... L 4-8 Glenville State ...... W 3-2 Ohio ...... W 7-6 Ashland ...... W 9-8 Michigan Aggies ...... W 3-2 1922 (1-7) Fairmont State ...... W 4-3 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 8-6 Ashland ...... L 7-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Virginia Tech ...... L 4-10 West Virginia...... W 14-11 Cincinnati ...... W 5-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Virginia Tech ...... L 6-14 Rio Grande ...... W 11-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-4 1905 (4-4) Cubans ...... L 0-3 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L 4-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 1-0 Ohio U ...... W 3-2 Ceredo Stars ...... W 9-5 Alumni ...... L 6-9 Transylvania ...... L 4-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Buckeye Conference Champs Kentucky ...... L 4-5 Marietta ...... L 14-17 Fairmont State ...... W 5-2 Ashland ...... W 15-0 1916 (16-13) Marietta ...... W 16-2 West Virginia...... W 6-3 1936 (3-9) Marietta College ...... W 4-0 All-Stars...... W 4-1 Transylvania ...... L 1-2 Ohio Northern ...... W 12-8 Kenova All-Stars ...... L 6-7 Parkersburg ...... W 20-6 All-Stars...... W 7-6 Xavier ...... L 7-19 Notre Dame ...... W 4-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-8 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-4 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 16-4 Notre Dame ...... W 1-0 Cincinnati ...... L 2-9 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-5 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 7-6 1923 (3-6) Alumni ...... W 10-0 Huntington Redbirds ...... L 7-12 Morris Harvey ...... L 0-2 Ohio ...... W 5-4 Xavier ...... L 13-14 W.Va. Conference Champs Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 11-17 Bethany ...... W 7-0 Xavier ...... L 1-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-4 1906-09 - No Baseball Bethany ...... W 35-4 Georgetown ...... W 7-6 1930 (10-6) Cincinnati ...... L 1-2 Marietta ...... W 9-7 Xavier ...... L 1-2 Marietta ...... L 3-4 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 5-6 1910 (5-11) Marietta ...... W 7-0 Rio Grande ...... W 7-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 19-1 Dayton ...... W 15-6 Huntington ...... L 14-16 Hawaii ...... L 1-2 Salem ...... L 6-7 Cincinnati ...... W 16-15 Ohio ...... L 6-10 Georgetown College ...... L 5-8 Washington/Jefferson ...... L 0-6 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L 6-8 Fairmont State ...... W 20-5 Ohio ...... L 1-3 Georgetown College ...... L 3-12 West Virginia...... L 2-3 Muskingum College ...... L 4-9 Xavier ...... W 7-6 Dayton ...... W 10-4 Mountain State...... L 4-8 West Virginia...... W 13-5 Muskingum College ...... W 4-3 Xavier ...... W 11-3 Mountain State...... L 5-10 St. Edwards ...... W 16-1 West Virginia...... L 8-10 1937 (4-5) Morris Harvey ...... W 4-2 Huntington Boosters ...... L 0-6 1924 (7-2) West Virginia...... W 15-12 Ohio ...... L 0-9 Marietta ...... W 8-0 Huntington Boosters ...... L 3-14 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 6-4 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 7-8 Alumni ...... W 5-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-3 Fairmont State ...... W 19-0 Dayton ...... W 7-6 Modern Woodmen ...... W 11-0 Alumni ...... W 11-1 Concord ...... L 9-12 Ohio ...... L 2-14 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 Charleston (W.Va.)...... L 3-4 American Car Co...... W 6-1 Concord ...... W 7-2 West Virginia...... W 5-3 Portsmouth ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 7-3 Indiana ...... L 3-12 Rio Grande ...... W 4-3 Cincinnati ...... L 3-9 Charleston Senators ...... L 1-13 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 3-4 Illinois ...... L 2-4 Rio Grande ...... L 2-10 Xavier ...... W 7-1 Ohio ...... W 3-2 West Virginia...... L 3-5 Wabash ...... L 3-6 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 3-1 Xavier ...... L 2-3 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 2-1 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-2 Notre Dame ...... W 8-6 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 9-0 Alumni ...... L 2-3 Dayton ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey ...... L 2-5 Michigan Aggies ...... L 2-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 2-0 W.Va. Conference Champs Ashland YMCA ...... L 0-2 West Virginia...... L 0-7 1938 (6-3) West Virginia...... W 3-0 1925 (4-5) 1931 (11-1-1) Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-3 1911 (7-3) W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 9-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-2 Ohio ...... L 3-5 Cincinnati ...... W 4-0 West Virginia...... L 1-3 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 8-9 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 9-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-3 Dayton ...... W 5-0 West Virginia...... L 0-2 West Virginia...... L 2-4 Rio Grande ...... W 4-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-4 Ohio ...... L 1-4 Fairmont State ...... W 8-2 Morris Harvey ...... L 4-11 Marietta ...... W 10-2 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 17-4 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 2-1 1917 (5-3) Morris Harvey ...... W 5-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Dayton ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 2-0 Akron ...... W 9-1 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 1-12 Fairmont State ...... W 5-4 New River State ...... W 15-7 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 8-6 Ohio State ...... L 3-5 Rio Grande ...... L 2-8 Marietta ...... W 4-0 Cincinnati ...... W 6-0 Marietta ...... W 10-4 Charleston Collegians ...... W 9-0 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 10-16 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-0 Ohio ...... W 5-4 Marietta ...... W 9-1 Michigan Aggies ...... W 6-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 3-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-0 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 4-0 Michigan Aggies ...... L 1-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... T 3-3 1941 (2-1) Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L 6-7 Kalamazoo College ...... W 3-0 1926 (7-8) Fairmont State ...... W 7-2 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 Marietta ...... W 3-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 17-7 West Virginia...... W 12-0 Morehead State ...... L 7-10 1912 (14-4) West Virginia...... L 3-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 8-12 West Virginia...... W 7-1 Independent Team ...... W 14-0 All-Stars...... W 9-1 Blueﬁ eld State ...... W 5-2 W.Va. Conference Champs WV Wesleyan ...... W 16-3 1918 (7-6) Rio Grande ...... L 9-24 1942 (1-3) Blue Sox ...... W 3-1 All-Stars...... W 3-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 18-11 1932 (8-6) Ohio ...... L 5-14 Ohio ...... W 5-3 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 12-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-6 Duke ...... L 5-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 2-1 Ohio ...... W 22-4 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 9-2 Morehead State ...... L 8-12 Duke ...... L 4-9 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-6 Cincinnati ...... W 17-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-8 Morehead State ...... W 10-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-4 Ohio ...... L 5-11 Cincinnati ...... W 10-1 Fairmont State ...... W 8-5 Xavier ...... L 2-12 Marietta ...... W 12-0 Alumni ...... W 7-1 West Virginia...... L 3-9 Xavier ...... L 2-6 Ohio ...... L 5-9 1943 (1-6) Cubans ...... L 3-4 West Virginia...... L 4-13 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 Toledo Mud Hens* ...... L 2-20 Beckley...... W 18-6 Staunton Military ...... L 2-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 7-0 Ohio ...... L 1-2 Princeton (W.Va.) ...... W 9-4 Virginia ...... L 4-15 Xavier ...... L 7-15 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Kentucky ...... L 2-12 Concord College ...... W 5-0 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-3 Xavier ...... L 5-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-7 Kentucky ...... L 0-4 Roanoke College ...... L 2-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-1 Rio Grande ...... L 5-12 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 8-7 Cincinnati ...... L 2-4 Roanoke College ...... W 7-3 Partridge ...... W 3-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 14-3 W.Va. Tech ...... L 5-8 Marietta ...... L 4-7 Partridge ...... L 3-9 1927 (9-5) Rio Grande ...... W 25-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 0-1 Fairmont State ...... W 15-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-3 Cincinnati ...... L 0-5 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 9-4 1919 (8-2-1) Morris Harvey ...... L 0-4 Alumni ...... L 6-7 *Exhibition Game Pensboro ...... W 14-2 Enslow ...... W 10-1 West Virginia...... L 2-3 Central ...... W 14-1 West Virginia...... W 6-0 1933 (9-2) 1944-46 No Baseball 1913 (1-3) Huntington High ...... W 10-6 Morehead State ...... W 9-5 Marietta ...... W 29-1 West Virginia...... L 6-7 C & O Shops ...... W 15-3 Morehead State ...... W 8-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 14-12 1947 (1-2) West Virginia...... L 2-5 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 0-4 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 7-0 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 4-0 INCO ...... W 12-2 Marietta ...... W 6-0 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 2-5 Xavier ...... W 6-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-5 Cincinnati ...... L 0-6 Hawaii ...... L 0-4 Princeton (W.Va.) ...... W 19-0 Xavier ...... W 7-6 Ohio ...... L 5-11 W.Va. Tech ...... L 7-12 *Other scores N/A Concord ...... W 1-0 Xavier ...... W 9-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 St. Edwards ...... W 5-3 Xavier ...... L 5-16 Cincinnati ...... W 12-3 1948 (9-8) 1914 (9-2) Morris Harvey Alum...... W 13-3 Morris Harvey ...... L 6-7 Ohio ...... W 4-2 Cedarville College ...... L 3-4 Blue Sox ...... L 1-2 Ansted ...... T 1-1 Wittenberg ...... W 6-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 18-19

49 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY All-Time Results

W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-6 Toledo ...... W 8-1 1959 (12-10, 4-6 MAC) Western Michigan ...... L 4-11 Bowling Green ...... L 4-5 Salem ...... L 1-11 Toledo ...... L 3-8 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 Morehead State ...... L 9-10 Bowling Green ...... L 6-22 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Cornell ...... W 3-1 Morehead State ...... L 2-11 Morehead State ...... L 2-4 Morehead State ...... W 10-9 1954 (8-9, 1-7 MAC) Camp Lejeune ...... L 5-7 Ohio ...... L 1-3 Toledo ...... W 11-5 Xavier ...... L 1-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 Concord ...... W 4-2 Ohio ...... L 5-27 Toledo ...... W 3-1 Concord ...... W 6-1 W.Va. Tech ...... L 7-9 Concord ...... W 8-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-2 Glenville State ...... W 5-3 Concord ...... W 10-2 Concord ...... W 16-6 Rio Grande ...... W 16-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 Morehead State ...... W 21-1 Concord ...... L 4-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-0 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-6 Ohio ...... W 6-5 Dayton ...... W 5-2 WVSC ...... L 4-8 Kent State ...... L 0-9 Morehead State ...... W 6-2 Kent State ...... L 0-6 Ohio ...... L 5-11 Bowling Green ...... L 0-8 Xavier ...... W 7-1 Kent State ...... L 1-4 Ohio ...... L 9-23 Bowling Green ...... L 1-4 1968 (18-7, 5-4 MAC) Morris Harvey ...... L 2-5 Ohio ...... L 0-4 Xavier ...... W 5-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-0 Glenville State ...... W 5-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-6 Dayton ...... L 0-1 1964 (8-15, 3-8 MAC) W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-0 Concord ...... W 9-8 Morehead State ...... W 12-6 Dayton ...... L 1-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-2 Morehead State ...... W 9-2 Salem ...... L 4-11 Toledo ...... L 3-9 Bowling Green ...... L 2-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-1 Xavier ...... W 3-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-7 Bowling Green ...... L 3-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-4 VMI ...... L 5-7 1949 (12-5) Western Reserve ...... L 4-8 Camp Lejeune ...... W 6-3 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-4 VMI ...... W 4-1 New York State ...... W 7-0 Western Reserve ...... W 5-1 Toledo ...... W 5-0 WVSC ...... W 4-3 Hampden-Sydney ...... W 3-0 Fairmont State ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Toledo ...... W 4-2 WVSC ...... L 5-18 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-4 Blueﬁ eld State ...... W 2-1 Bowling Green ...... L 0-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-11 Concord ...... W 4-0 Concord ...... W 3-0 Bowling Green ...... L 2-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-7 Concord ...... W 4-0 Ohio ...... L 4-7 Kent State ...... L 0-6 Kent State ...... L 3-12 Davidson ...... W 10-3 Ohio ...... W 5-2 1955 (2-11, 1-6 MAC) Kent State ...... W 5-4 Rio Grande ...... L 4-5 Wofford ...... L 1-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-5 Morehead State ...... L 3-7 Rio Grande ...... W 5-0 Wofford ...... L 3-6 Xavier ...... L 1-8 Kenyon College ...... L 6-7 1960 (11-11, 4-4 MAC) Rio Grande ...... W 7-1 WVSC ...... W 12-4 Salem ...... L 8-9 Western Michigan ...... L 1-10 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-4 Western Michigan ...... L 1-5 Bowling Green ...... W 3-2 Fairmont State ...... L 6-7 Morris Harvey ...... L 4-15 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-3 Western Michigan ...... L 0-8 Bowling Green ...... L 2-12 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-10 Toledo ...... W 5-3 Xavier ...... L 1-2 Morehead State ...... L 1-7 Kentucky ...... W 5-2 Dayton ...... W 5-4 Toledo ...... L 5-6 Xavier ...... W 10-2 Morehead State ...... L 0-15 Toledo ...... W 6-5 Salem ...... W 8-1 Western Reserve ...... L 0-4 Dayton ...... W 5-1 Morehead State ...... L 4-5 Toledo ...... W 4-3 Xavier ...... W 2-1 Western Reserve ...... L 3-5 Dayton ...... W 6-3 Ohio ...... L 2-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-8 Ohio ...... W 6-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-10 Ohio ...... L 1-9 Ohio ...... L 1-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-6 Bowling Green ...... L 3-11 Concord ...... W 13-1 Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 9-8 Bowling Green ...... L 3-15 Concord ...... W 6-3 Bowling Green ...... W 8-7 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Xavier ...... L 0-4 Virginia Tech ...... L 8-32 Toledo ...... W 6-3 Western Michigan ...... L 0-7 1950 (11-10) Xavier ...... L 3-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-4 Toledo ...... W 8-4 Western Michigan ...... L 2-9 Concord ...... W 17-0 Wake Forest ...... L 6-7 Akron ...... L 9-10 1956 (7-10, 1-8 MAC) Camp Lejeune ...... L 3-8 1965 (6-19, 0-12 MAC) 1969 (14-12-1, 7-7 MAC) Ohio ...... L 5-7 Morehead State ...... W 14-4 Bowling Green ...... L 5-7 Marietta ...... L 1-4 Glenville State ...... L 2-5 Ohio ...... W 6-1 Concord ...... W 7-4 Bowling Green ...... W 4-3 Rio Grande ...... W 24-4 Glenville State ...... W 8-2 Dayton ...... W 13-7 Concord ...... W 7-6 W.Va. Tech ...... L 4-9 Rio Grande ...... W 9-3 Emory & Henry ...... L 5-7 Blueﬁ eld State ...... W 18-0 Morris Harvey ...... L 0-6 Toledo ...... W 1-0 Kent State ...... L 1-14 Emory & Henry ...... W 12-5 Xavier ...... L 2-3 Morehead State ...... W 8-5 Toledo ...... W 10-6 Kent State ...... L 3-4 East Tennessee ...... T 3-3 Evansville College ...... L 2-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-4 Northern Illinois ...... L 8-10 West Virginia...... W 5-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-6 Bowling Green ...... L 5-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-4 Western Michigan ...... L 0-17 Morehead State ...... L 5-9 Morris Harvey ...... L 2-11 Bowling Green ...... L 7-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Western Michigan ...... L 2-4 Morehead State ...... L 2-5 Evansville College ...... L 8-13 Ohio ...... L 0-6 Western Michigan ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-1 Bowling Green ...... L 2-11 Ohio ...... L 4-14 Ohio ...... L 2-8 Ohio ...... L 1-12 Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Xavier ...... L 1-3 Western Michigan ...... L 3-19 1961 (8-12-1, 2-8 MAC) Ohio ...... L 1-18 Bowling Green ...... W 1-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-6 Western Michigan ...... L 1-10 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-0 Morehead State ...... L 0-3 Kentucky ...... W 4-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-3 Dayton ...... W 10-2 Morehead State ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... W 11-8 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-10 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-5 Kent State ...... L 5-12 Bowling Green ...... W 8-5 Rio Grande ...... W 5-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-0 Tennessee Tech ...... W 9-8 Kent State ...... W 1-0 Bowling Green ...... L 3-15 Rio Grande ...... W 19-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 11-5 Tennessee Tech ...... W 6-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 8-15 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Bowling Green ...... L 2-12 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 Morehead State ...... T 9-9 Bowling Green ...... L 7-12 Kent State ...... W 5-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-4 1957 (6-16, 1-11 MAC) Xavier ...... L 1-2 Morehead State ...... L 4-6 Kent State ...... L 2-5 Concord ...... W 5-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-16 Morehead State ...... L 0-9 Xavier ...... W 4-1 1951 (5-10) Concord ...... L 1-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-5 Toledo ...... L 4-11 Western Michigan ...... L 1-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-9 WVSC ...... W 4-3 Toledo ...... L 4-11 Western Michigan ...... W 1-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-8 Dayton ...... L 13-19 Marietta ...... L 5-17 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-10 W.Va. Tech ...... L 5-9 Kent State ...... L 2-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-3 Ohio ...... L 0-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 18-3 Kent State ...... L 0-4 Kent State ...... L 0-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Morehead State ...... W 1-0 Kent State ...... W 12-6 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-12 Ohio ...... L 5-6 Ohio ...... L 2-4 Dayton ...... L 1-2 Western Michigan ...... L 4-13 1966 (6-15, 1-7 MAC) Marietta ...... W 3-0 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 12-6 Western Michigan ...... L 4-6 Western Michigan ...... L 3-12 Marietta ...... L 4-9 Xavier ...... L 5-11 Western Michigan ...... L 2-12 Rio Grande ...... W 3-1 Rio Grande ...... W 9-5 1970 (14-12) Morehead State ...... L 10-11 Morehead State ...... W 7-2 Rio Grande ...... W 6-5 Rio Grande ...... L 6-7 WVSC ...... W 3-1 Xavier ...... L 7-8 Morehead State ...... W 12-7 Ohio ...... L 7-15 Western Michigan ...... W 7-4 WVSC ...... W 16-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-2 Ohio ...... L 4-11 Ohio ...... L 7-15 Western Michigan ...... L 1-8 Marietta ...... W 2-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-15 Ohio ...... L 2-12 Ohio ...... L 2-18 Toledo ...... W 6-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-6 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-4 1962 (4-10, 0-8 MAC) Ohio ...... L 3-7 Morehead State ...... L 1-3 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-4 Emory & Henry ...... W 13-10 Morehead State ...... W 13-6 Morehead State ...... L 6-10 Dayton ...... W 2-0 Ohio ...... L 4-7 Virginia Tech ...... W 8-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 2-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-5 VMI ...... L 3-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-8 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 1952 (8-5) Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-6 Rio Grande ...... W 9-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-5 Akron ...... W 11-0 Bowling Green ...... L 0-3 Rio Grande ...... L 10-22 Rio Grande ...... L 2-8 Kent State ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 4-5 Toledo ...... L 0-4 Kent State ...... L 11-12 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-2 Kent State ...... L 1-3 Western Michigan ...... L 2-8 Toledo ...... L 1-8 Kent State ...... L 4-5 Toledo ...... L 3-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-1 Western Michigan ...... W 8-6 Dayton ...... L 1-5 Toledo ...... L 1-9 Morris Harvey ...... W 2-0 Concord ...... W 15-2 1958 (8-10, 4-8 MAC) Western Michigan ...... L 0-8 Rio Grande ...... L 8-12 Kentucky ...... L 2-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-2 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 3-4 Western Michigan ...... L 2-4 Morehead State ...... L 3-16 Western Michigan ...... L 2-16 Ohio ...... L 2-8 Kent State ...... L 3-5 Rio Grande ...... W 9-4 Xavier ...... W 10-5 Western Michigan ...... L 1-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-7 Kent State ...... W 2-1 Ohio ...... L 3-12 Kent State ...... L 0-8 Western Michigan ...... L 0-7 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 6-2 Dayton ...... W 11-0 Ohio ...... L 2-9 Kent State ...... L 3-11 Virginia Tech ...... W 6-2 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 Western Michigan ...... L 4-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-5 Ohio ...... L 3-18 Concord ...... W 9-0 Western Michigan ...... L 3-6 Ohio ...... W 10-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-7 Ohio ...... L 0-6 1963 (8-17, 2-10 MAC) 1967 (11-12, 4-5 MAC) Ohio ...... L 1-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 0-5 Ohio ...... L 2-11 W.Va. Tech ...... L 8-16 Guilford College...... L 1-11 Morehead State ...... W 9-7 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 W.Va. Tech ...... L 4-10 Pembroke College...... L 1-2 Xavier ...... W 11-7 1953 (8-5) Xavier ...... L 5-8 Toledo ...... W 13-11 Pembroke College...... L 3-12 Bowling Green ...... W 7-6 Concord ...... W 3-2 Bowling Green ...... L 4-6 Toledo ...... W 24-16 Wilmington College ...... L 3-4 Bowling Green ...... W 5-4 Concord ...... W 6-2 Bowling Green ...... W 3-1 Rio Grande ...... W 8-2 Wilmington College ...... W 9-1 Bowling Green ...... L 1-4 Morehead State ...... W 14-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 3-1 Rio Grande ...... L 10-14 Concord ...... W 3-0 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-7 Morehead State ...... L 5-16 Concord ...... W 7-0 1971 (16-19) W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-5 Toledo ...... W 4-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-9 Marietta ...... L 4-8 Malone ...... W 9-2 Kent State ...... L 6-7 Toledo ...... W 4-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 Ohio ...... L 4-14 Malone ...... W 5-3 Kent State ...... W 7-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-9 Ohio ...... L 5-10 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-2 Western Michigan ...... L 7-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-6 Kent State ...... L 1-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 6-0 Morris Harvey ...... L 2-8 Western Michigan ...... L 3-4 Kent State ...... L 4-8 Xavier ...... W 4-2 Morehead State ...... W 7-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-2 WVSC ...... W 9-1 Cincinnati ...... L 3-10 WVSC ...... L 2-3 Marietta ...... L 1-7 Western Michigan ...... L 1-16 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-1 WVSC ...... W 11-2

50 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL All-Time Results

Marietta ...... L 0-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-2 William & Mary ...... W 12-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 3-10 @ Ohio ...... L 4-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-6 Toledo ...... L 3-8 WVSC ...... W 8-4 @ Morehead State ...... T 3-3 @ Ohio ...... W 6-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 Toledo ...... L 4-5 Marietta ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-10 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 6-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 Ohio ...... W 5-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-11 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 13-2 Morehead State ...... L 10-21 Marietta ...... L 2-9 Morris Harvey ...... W 12-7 @ Ohio ...... W 8-6 East Tennessee ...... L 1-5 Kent State ...... W 3-2 Akron ...... W 6-5 Davidson ...... W 3-1 Davidson ...... W 6-3 East Tennessee ...... W 11-2 WVSC ...... L 4-5 Akron ...... W 6-5 Davidson ...... W 5-0 Davidson ...... W 6-5 @ Morehead State ...... W 16-10 WVSC ...... W 12-3 Akron ...... W 9-3 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-6 Cincinnati ...... L 6-20 @ Xavier ...... L 6-12 Dayton ...... L 7-11 WVSC ...... W 9-5 WVSC ...... W 12-8 Cincinnati ...... W 6-5 @ Xavier ...... W 16-2 Dayton ...... W 7-4 WVSC ...... W 12-3 West Virginia...... L 0-2 Ohio ...... W 8-6 @ Cincinnati ...... W 16-3 Dayton ...... L 4-8 Ohio ...... L 3-14 West Virginia...... W 4-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 8-11 Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 Concord ...... W 3-0 East Carolina ...... L 3-4 1980 (17-11, 10-3 SoCon) Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-6 Rio Grande ...... W 12-5 Concord ...... W 19-2 East Carolina ...... L 1-2 @ Columbus College ...... L 5-11 Marietta ...... W 12-1 Ohio ...... L 3-14 Xavier ...... L 2-4 Appalachian State ...... L 3-8 @ Columbus College ...... L 2-14 Charleston (W.Va.)...... L 4-6 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Cincinnati ...... L 2-8 Appalachian State ...... W 4-1 @ Kentucky ...... W 6-3 Charleston (W.Va.)...... W 7-0 Ohio ...... L 1-5 Cincinnati ...... W 3-1 The Citadel ...... L 1-3 @ Kentucky ...... L 0-3 Appalachian State ...... L 8-11 Rio Grande ...... W 17-8 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-4 The Citadel ...... W 5-1 The Citadel ...... W 9-0 Appalachian State ...... L 4-9 Rio Grande ...... W 23-2 Morehead State ...... L 3-8 Furman ...... W 12-4 The Citadel ...... W 11-4 Furman ...... W 3-0 Cleveland State ...... L 6-7 Morehead State ...... W 14-1 Furman ...... L 6-7 Appalachian State ...... L 0-6 Furman ...... W 8-3 Cleveland State ...... W 6-2 Cleveland State ...... W 5-3 Xavier ...... W 7-5 Appalachian State ...... W 9-7 Kentucky ...... L 1-4 Cleveland State ...... W 4-1 Cleveland State ...... L 3-6 Western Carolina ...... L 0-1 WVSC ...... W 15-2 Kentucky ...... L 7-8 Cincinnati ...... L 4-13 Cleveland State ...... W 10-4 Western Carolina ...... L 2-3 WVSC ...... W 14-0 Xavier ...... W 3-2 Cincinnati ...... L 3-4 @ Georgetown (Ky.) ...... L 4-6 1983 (19-14, 7-7 SoCon) Virginia Tech ...... L 5-9 1975 (24-10) Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-11 @ Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 12-0 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 11-27 Bowling Green ...... L 8-13 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-1 @ Xavier ...... L 5-9 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 10-5 Toledo ...... L 1-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 Ohio ...... L 9-14 @ Xavier ...... W 15-5 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 11-1 Toledo ...... W 2-0 Clemson ...... L 7-10 VMI ...... W 2-1 @ Cincinnati ...... L 1-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 6-4 Bowling Green ...... L 14-15 Clemson ...... W 4-1 VMI ...... W 8-7 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 4-8 Clemson ...... L 0-13 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 @ Western Carolina ...... L 3-4 @ Lincoln-Memorial ...... W 21-4 1972 (14-11) South Carolina ...... L 1-9 Morehead State ...... W 10-2 @ Western Carolina ...... W 4-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-1 Biscayne ...... L 4-5 Western Connecticut...... W 13-3 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-8 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 14-4 Biscayne ...... W 2-0 Coastal Carolina ...... L 8-9 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 8-4 WVSC ...... W 9-8 Florida Tech ...... W 12-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-1 1978 (27-13, 11-1 SoCon) Morehead State ...... W 5-4 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-5 Stetson ...... L 5-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-1 @ Columbus College ...... W 3-2 @ Charleston (W.Va.)* ...... W 14-7 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-6 Jacksonville...... L 3-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-10 @ Columbus College ...... L 6-11 @ Charleston (W.Va.) ...... L 4-5 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-5 WVSC ...... W 5-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-4 Maryland (in Ga.) ...... L 6-10 @ Davidson ...... W 5-4 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-4 WVSC ...... W 8-4 Louisville ...... L 1-4 @ Columbus College ...... L 3-5 @ Davidson ...... W 8-1 Xavier ...... L 6-18 Kent State ...... L 4-7 Louisville ...... W 3-1 North Central (in Ga.) ...... W 5-2 @ VMI ...... W 9-0 VMI ...... L 0-1 Morehead State ...... L 7-8 WVSC ...... W 10-3 @ West Georgia ...... W 3-0 @ VMI ...... W 7-1 VMI ...... L 3-6 Eastern Michigan ...... W 8-5 WVSC ...... W 22-10 WVSC ...... W 3-2 @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-6 Morehead State ...... W 12-11 Marietta ...... W 2-1 West Virginia...... W 13-7 WVSC ...... W 6-2 Morris Harvey changed to East Tennessee ...... L 3-15 Cleveland State ...... W 7-6 Dayton ...... W 5-1 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 Charleston East Tennessee ...... W 3-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-9 Dayton ...... W 8-2 The Citadel ...... W 3-1 @ Furman ...... W 3-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-3 Dayton ...... W 11-1 Furman ...... W 6-5 1981 (22-17, 13-6 SoCon) @ Furman ...... W 10-7 Ohio ...... L 6-12 Dayton ...... W 6-5 Furman ...... W 4-3 Clemson ...... L 2-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 7-17 Ohio ...... L 1-3 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 @ Western Carolina ...... W 6-3 Columbus College ...... L 2-5 Western Carolina ...... W 9-8 WVSC ...... W 2-0 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 @ Western Carolina ...... W 6-3 Columbus College ...... L 5-7 Western Carolina ...... W 5-3 WVSC ...... L 1-4 Ohio State ...... L 5-7 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 10-9 Columbus College ...... W 5-4 Davidson ...... L 1-4 Dayton ...... W 15-2 Marietta ...... L 8-13 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-2 Columbus College ...... L 5-6 Davidson ...... W 3-1 Dayton ...... W 6-1 Akron ...... W 12-5 Marietta ...... L 11-12 UNC-Charlotte ...... W 7-3 Ohio ...... L 2-10 Dayton ...... W 11-10 WVSC ...... W 7-6 @ Virginia Tech ...... W 6-2 UNC-Charlotte ...... W 13-0 Ohio ...... W 6-2 Virginia Tech ...... W 3-2 WVSC ...... W 4-2 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 4-1 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-0 @ Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 12-1 Morehead State ...... W 10-5 Ohio ...... l 5-7 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 9-2 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 6-0 Cincinnati ...... W 6-3 Xavier ...... L 7-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 7-4 Appalachian State ...... W 3-2 Davidson ...... W 3-0 Cincinnati ...... L 8-11 Xavier ...... W 4-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 12-3 Appalachian State ...... W 4-3 Davidson ...... W 9-1 Kentucky ...... L 3-4 Cleveland State ...... L 0-5 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-0 Cincinnati ...... W 4-3 Kentucky ...... W 2-1 1973 (18-10) Cleveland State ...... W 7-5 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-2 Cincinnati ...... W 2-1 WVSC ...... W 3-0 @ Morehead State ...... W 7-1 Morehead State ...... W 16-7 1984 (11-16, 5-8 SoCon) WVSC ...... W 7-3 1976 (18-13) @ Morehead State ...... L 1-6 West Virginia...... W 3-0 Clemson ...... L 1-8 Oakland ...... W 7-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 @ VMI ...... W 17-2 West Virginia...... W 7-0 Clemson ...... L 3-7 Oakland ...... W 9-0 W.Va. Tech ...... L 0-1 @ VMI ...... W 9-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-4 Clemson ...... L 0-6 Glenville State ...... W 5-0 Morehead State ...... L 1-5 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-12 Aubrun ...... L 0-12 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 5-9 @ Ohio ...... L 1-3 Ohio ...... W 12-1 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 1-9 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-7 WVSC ...... W 3-1 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-8 Ohio ...... L 3-17 Appalachian State ...... W 9-5 Concord ...... W 8-1 WVSC ...... W 10-1 @ Xavier ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 4-7 Appalachian State ...... L 1-9 Concord ...... W 7-2 West Virginia...... L 0-4 @ Xavier ...... W 8-7 Kentucky ...... L 2-3 Appalachian State ...... L 2-7 Cleveland State ...... L 0-2 West Virginia...... L 5-6 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 Kentucky ...... L 0-4 West Virginia...... W 5-0 Cleveland State ...... L 3-4 Virginia Tech ...... L 4-12 Morehead State ...... W 2-1 Western Kentucky ...... W 1-0 VMI ...... W 2-1 Cleveland State ...... L 1-6 Ohio ...... W 5-3 Ohio ...... L 3-8 Western Kentucky ...... L 2-9 VMI ...... W 13-6 Ohio ...... W 6-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-2 * Southern Conference Champions East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 VMI ...... L 2-3 Concord ...... W 18-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 Within one game of World Series East Tennessee ...... W 8-2 VMI ...... L 6-12 Concord ...... L 0-2 Akron ...... W 2-0 Furman ...... L 0-6 VMI ...... W 14-3 Akron ...... L 5-6 Akron ...... W 7-0 1979 (23-15-1, 10-6 SoCon) Furman ...... W 5-4 Appalachian State ...... L 2-17 Akron ...... W 6-0 Akron ...... W 13-5 @ Miami (Fla.) ...... L 5-7 Appalachian State ...... W 9-3 Appalachian State ...... L 3-4 Akron ...... W 5-1 WVSC ...... W 13-9 @ Miami (Fla.) ...... L 3-8 Appalachian State ...... L 2-5 Appalachian State ...... L 4-6 Ohio ...... L 4-16 WVSC ...... W 16-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 4-3 The Citadel ...... W 5-3 Concord ...... W 3-1 Dayton ...... W 4-0 Ohio ...... W 11-9 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 4-2 The Citadel ...... W 6-3 Concord ...... W 13-2 Virginia Tech ...... L 5-8 Morehead State ...... L 6-7 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 5-8 VMI ...... W 17-2 East Tennessee ...... W 20-4 WVSC ...... W 6-0 Morehead State ...... W 8-1 @ West Georgia ...... L 3-4 VMI ...... W 17-2 East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 WVSC ...... W 11-4 Xavier ...... L 1-4 @ Furman ...... L 0-3 Western Carolina ...... W 5-3 Kentucky ...... W 15-6 Xavier ...... W 3-2 Cincinnati ...... L 5-12 @ Furman ...... W 3-2 East Tennessee ...... L 2-9 Kentucky ...... L 3-6 Cincinnati ...... W 3-2 Cincinnati ...... L 6-11 @ The Citadel ...... W 4-3 East Tennessee ...... L 3-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 Cincinnati ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-4 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-6 * Southern Conference Champions W.Va. Tech ...... W 20-5 Southern Illinois ...... L 2-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-11 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-1 Ohio ...... L 2-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-5 Virginia Tech ...... L 0-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-2 1982 (17-21, 8-8 SoCon) Ohio ...... L 4-16 * NCAA Carbondale, Ill. Tour. Bid Cleveland State ...... W 10-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-3 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 8-3 Cleveland State ...... W 3-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 1-2 1985 (26-18-1, 10-8 SoCon) 1974 (21-15) Cleveland State ...... W 2-1 @ WVSC ...... W 5-2 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 6-7 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 3-10 Francis Marion ...... W 8-2 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 8-4 @ WVSC ...... W 5-1 @ Clemson ...... L 1-5 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 3-4 Bap. Coll. Charleston ...... W 11-4 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 8-6 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-1 @ Clemson ...... L 5-12 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 10-12 Bap. Coll. Charleston ...... W 18-4 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-5 @ Davidson ...... W 16-4 Wofford ...... L 5-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 4-3 1977 (20-21, 8-8 SoCon) @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-3 @ Davidson ...... W 10-0 Wingate ...... T 1-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-1 Columbus College ...... W 1-0 @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-8 @ VMI ...... W 5-1 Fairmont State ...... W 19-1 WVSC ...... W 9-1 Columbus College ...... L 3-6 @ Marietta ...... W 7-5 @ VMI ...... L 3-14 Appalachian State ...... L 3-4 WVSC ...... W 3-2 Columbus College ...... L 2-3 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 4-1 @ Western Carolina ...... L 5-6 Appalachian State ...... W 5-3 Morehead State ...... L 1-3 Auburn ...... L 5-17 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 8-7 @ Western Carolina ...... L 0-3 Appalachian State ...... L 6-7 Morehead State ...... L 0-3 Clemson ...... L 2-5 VMI ...... W 6-5 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 10-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-5 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 3-2 VMI ...... W 8-1 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 10-0 Xavier ...... W 9-2 @ West Virginia...... L 3-4 VMI ...... W 10-5 Dayton ...... W 7-5 W.Va. Tech ...... L 0-3 Xavier ...... W 6-5 The Citadel ...... L 9-12 VMI ...... L 4-9 Dayton ...... L 1-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 14-0 Western Carolina ...... W 3-1 The Citadel ...... L 8-11 VMI ...... L 4-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-6 William & Mary ...... L 0-5 Western Carolina ...... W 15-2 Morehead State ...... L 4-20 Morehead State ...... L 5-11

51 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY All-Time Results

West Virginia...... W 4-1 1988 (23-17, 7-9 SoCon) @ Furman ...... W 8-4 @ Virginia ...... L 1-8 @ Duquesne ...... L 1-6 West Virginia...... L 10-12 Davis & Elkins ...... W 11-4 @ Furman ...... W 5-4 @ East Tennessee ...... W 4-1 @ VMI ...... W 7-3 VMI ...... W 4-1 Davis & Elkins ...... W 11-4 @ Furman ...... L 5-6 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-2 @ VMI ...... L 6-7 VMI ...... L 7-10 Kentucky Christian ...... W 4-1 WVSC ...... W 6-5 @ East Tennessee ...... L 11-14 @ VMI ...... L 4-6 VMI ...... W 12-5 Kentucky Christian ...... W 21-4 Morehead State ...... L 7-8 @ Furman ...... L 6-7 @ Louisville ...... L 1-12 Concord ...... W 14-2 @ Fairmont State ...... W 7-3 @ Ohio State ...... L 8-9 @ Furman ...... L 1-4 @ Pittsburgh ...... L 5-6 Concord ...... W 9-2 Appalachian State ...... W 11-3 The Citadel ...... L 2-4 @ Furman ...... W 7-5 Virginia Tech ...... L 5-9 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 @ Furman ...... W 13-9 The Citadel ...... L 4-18 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... W 13-3 @ Western Carolina ...... W 10-9 Appalachian State ...... L 7-14 @ Furman ...... W 8-6 Furman ...... W 5-2 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 2-4 @ Western Carolina ...... L 1-3 Appalachian State ...... L 3-8 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 8-6 Western Carolina ...... W 3-1 @ Georgia Souuthern ...... L 2-4 @ Western Carolina ...... L 6-20 Appalachian State ...... W 6-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 4-6 The Citadel ...... L 2-9 @ West Virginia...... L 4-8 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 6-12 Bluefi eld State ...... W 19-0 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 2-8 Western Carolina ...... L 3-11 @ West Virginia...... L 4-8 Kentucky ...... L 7-12 Bluefi eld State ...... W 19-5 @ VMI ...... L 6-25 VMI ...... W 7-0 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-11 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-8 @ VMI ...... W 15-7 1991 (16-26, 9-7 SoCon) VMI ...... W 3-2 Appalachian State ...... L 2-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-0 @ VMI ...... W 21-7 Ohio State ...... L 5-9 VMI ...... W 12-5 Appalachian State ...... L 5-9 East Tennessee ...... W 4-3 WVSC ...... L 3-5 Ohio State ...... L 3-4 Rio Grande ...... W 3-2 Appalachian State ...... W 5-3 East Tennessee ...... W 12-2 WVSC ...... W 7-6 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 4-1 @ Western Carolina ...... W 6-3 James Madison ...... L 3-15 East Tennessee ...... W 6-2 Kentucky ...... W 7-6 @ VMI ...... W 11-1 @ Western Carolina ...... L 3-15 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 5-6 WVSC ...... W 7-6 @ East Tennessee ...... W 8-5 @ VMI ...... W 10-2 @ Western Carolina ...... L 4-13 The Citadel ...... L 1-7 Concord ...... W 14-0 @ East Tennessee ...... L 10-11 @ VMI ...... W 16-0 Ohio ...... W 4-3 The Citadel ...... L 0-7 Concord ...... W 8-1 @ East Tennessee ...... L 15-16 @ Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 @ Kentucky ...... L 11-12 The Citadel ...... L 0-4 East Tennessee ...... L 2-7 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 3-2 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 10-5 @ Cincinnati ...... L 15-16 @ Kentucky ...... L 1-4 East Tennessee ...... W 21-9 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 10-3 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 2-1 Appalachian State ...... W 3-2 @ Ohio State ...... L 6-9 East Tennessee ...... W 5-1 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-5 WVSC ...... L 4-5 Appalachian State ...... L 2-7 @ Davidson ...... L 9-10 Charleston (W.Va.)...... W 12-2 @ Appalachian State ...... L 5-6 WVSC ...... L 0-4 Appalachian State ...... L 4-8 @ Davidson ...... L 2-4 Charleston (W.Va.)...... W 9-0 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-7 Rio Grande ...... L 1-4 @ Morehead State ...... L 5-11 @ Davidson ...... W 10-7 Davidson ...... W 9-1 West Virginia...... L 8-9 Rio Grande ...... L 5-7 @ Morehead State ...... L 6-11 Morehead State ...... L 6-10 Western Carolina ...... W 5-2 West Virginia...... L 2-7 Fairmont State ...... W 4-2 Western Kentucky ...... L 2-8 Ohio ...... L 3-13 Western Carolina ...... L 6-12 VMI ...... W 9-8 Fairmont State ...... W 12-1 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 3-9 @ East Tennessee ...... L 6-7 Western Carolina ...... L 12-13 VMI ...... L 2-8 Kentucky ...... L 3-13 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 @ East Tennessee ...... W 6-4 VMI ...... L 7-9 Western Carolina ...... L 3-7 The Citadel ...... W 3-2 @ East Tennessee ...... W 10-9 1986 (15-18, 4-13 SoCon) Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Western Carolina ...... L 0-17 The Citadel ...... W 8-7 The Citadel ...... L 1-5 Kentucky ...... W 6-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-3 @ Ohio State ...... L 3-12 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-7 Davidson ...... W 8-5 Appalachian State ...... L 4-15 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-1 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-7 @ Davidson ...... L 0-9 Western Carolina ...... L 3-10 Appalachian State ...... L 6-14 East Tennessee ...... L 4-7 @ Appalachian State ...... W 5-4 @ Davidson ...... L 5-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-3 East Tennessee ...... W 12-11 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-12 @ Davidson ...... L 6-17 1996 (7-25-1, 4-17 SoCon) W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-6 East Tennessee ...... L 13-14 @ Kentucky ...... L 4-10 Western Carolina ...... L 6-7 @ Florida State ...... L 1-16 @ VMI ...... L 3-9 @ Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 11-3 Morehead State ...... L 6-7 Appalachian State ...... W 4-2 @ Florida State ...... L 0-34 @ VMI ...... L 1-5 Bluefi eld State ...... W 11-4 Furman ...... L 1-4 Davidson ...... L 1-10 @ Louisville ...... L 6-7 @ VMI ...... L 15-18 Bluefi eld State ...... W 5-2 Furman ...... L 0-1 Ohio ...... L 10-12 Rio Grande ...... W 3-1 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-8 Furman ...... W 7-3 1994 (23-20, 10-8 SoCon) @ Western Kentucky ...... W 12-4 Rio Grande ...... W 10-1 Liberty ...... L 2-7 Virginia ...... L 4-5 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 5-9 @ West Virginia...... L 7-9 1989 (16-14, 8-5 SoCon) @ West Virginia...... L 3-13 Virginia ...... L 0-2 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 6-22 @ West Virginia...... W 7-1 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 13-6 @ West Virginia...... W 6-3 East Tennessee ...... W 3-0 @ UNC-Charlotte ...... L 2-11 @ Fairmont State ...... W 16-15 @ The Citadel ...... W 12-7 Ohio ...... L 5-15 East Tennessee ...... W 3-2 @ Winthrop ...... T 9-9 VMI ...... L 3-6 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-3 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-4 @ Furman ...... L 1-3 @ VMI ...... L 3-5 VMI ...... W 13-12 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-1 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-8 @ Furman ...... L 4-10 @ VMI ...... L 4-6 VMI ...... W 9-8 Fairmont State ...... W 10-9 @ the Citadel ...... L 4-5 @ Furman ...... L 4-11 @ VMI ...... L 8-9 Morehead State ...... L 7-14 Fairmont State ...... L 4-5 @ Coastal Carolina ...... L 6-7 Georgia Southern ...... W 5-1 Western Carolina ...... L 6-10 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-9 @ WVSC ...... L 4-14 Morehead State ...... L 3-6 Georgia Southern ...... W 1-0 Western Carolina ...... L 3-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 10-9 East Tennessee ...... W 9-8 East Tennessee ...... W 4-0 Pittsburgh ...... L 4-14 Western Carolina ...... L 1-7 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-5 East Tennessee ...... W 6-5 East Tennessee ...... W 6-3 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 4-5 @ Appalachian State ...... L 6-11 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-8 @ VMI ...... W 11-5 East Tennessee ...... W 8-2 Virginia Tech ...... W 7-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-4 @ Appalachian State ...... L 9-19 @ VMI ...... L 3-8 @ Morehead State ...... L 8-10 @ Western Kentucky ...... W 8-1 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-4 @ Charleston (W.Va.) ...... L 1-2 @ Ohio ...... W 7-6 East Tennessee ...... L 4-14 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 4-5 Louisville ...... L 6-11 WVSC ...... W 17-2 @ Wake Forest ...... L 8-11 Furman ...... L 4-10 @ Western kentucky ...... W 9-6 Kentucky ...... L 1-15 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-5 @ Wake Forest ...... L 4-9 @ Kentucky ...... L 5-9 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-4 @ East Tennessee ...... L 3-10 @ Wake Forest ...... L 7-8 1992 (15-26, 5-13 SoCon) @ Eastern Kentucky ...... W 11-4 @ The Citadel ...... L 5-15 @ East Tennessee ...... W 13-12 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 @ Virginia ...... L 5-7 @ VMI ...... W 9-1 @ The Citadel ...... L 1-6 East Tennessee ...... L 10-14 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-2 @ Western Kentucky ...... W 10-7 @ VMI ...... L 1-7 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 7-6 East Tennessee ...... L 6-15 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... W 4-2 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 2-8 @ Kentucky ...... W 8-6 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 4-3 East Tennessee ...... W 11-7 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-8 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 4-5 @ Ohio ...... L 2-3 @ Ohio ...... L 3-8 @ Morehead State ...... W 12-8 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-6 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 6-0 @ Cincinnati ...... W 11-7 @ Ohio ...... L 4-21 @ Bluefi eld State ...... W 16-1 @ Appalachian State ...... W 6-5 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 5-3 Western Carolina ...... L 4-7 Davidson ...... W 5-4 @ Bluefi eld State ...... W 7-0 @ Appalachian State ...... L 6-11 Davis & Elkins ...... W 6-3 Western Carolina ...... L 4-5 Davidson ...... W 4-3 @ Kentucky ...... L 10-14 @ WVSC ...... L 5-6 Western Carolina ...... L 5-8 Davidson ...... W 8-7 1987 (16-14, 5-7 SoCon) Furman ...... W 7-1 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 1-6 @ Morehead State ...... W 5-3 West Virginia...... L 4-12 Fairmont State ...... L 1-2 Furman ...... W 11-5 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 3-4 @ Louisville ...... W 8-6 @ Kentucky ...... L 5-26 Fairmont State ...... W 12-11 Furman ...... W 13-8 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 0-4 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-2 Morehead State ...... L 1-7 @ Clemson ...... L 11-12 Morehead State ...... W 17-10 @ Western Carolina ...... L 4-6 @ Appalachian State ...... W 10-0 Morehead State ...... L 0-7 @ Clemson ...... L 1-19 East Tennessee ...... W 12-4 @ Western Carolina ...... L 1-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-13 East Tennessee ...... W 6-3 @ Clemson ...... L 1-10 Appalachian State ...... L 9-13 @ Western Carolina ...... L 1-29 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 6-5 East Tennessee ...... L 2-4 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 0-13 Western Carolina ...... L 2-4 @ Rio Grande ...... W 5-1 @ The Citadel ...... W 10-4 East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 8-12 @ Rio Grande ...... W 10-1 @ The Citadel ...... W 4-1 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-10 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-3 1990 (20-19, 10-7 SoCon) Appalachian State ...... W 2-0 @ The Citadel ...... W 9-4 @ Ohio State ...... L 3-17 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-5 WV Wesleyan ...... W 16-8 Appalachian State ...... W 2-1 Louisville ...... W 12-11 @ Furman ...... L 1-9 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-10 @ Rio Grande ...... W 7-3 Cincinnati ...... W 8-5 @ Morehead State ...... L 5-6 @ Furman ...... L 2-3 Charleston (W.Va.)...... L 4-6 @ Rio Grande ...... W 9-3 @ Morehead State ...... W 11-3 Duquesne ...... L 5-6 @ Furman ...... L 6-9 Charleston (W.Va.)...... W 5-3 @ East Tennessee ...... L 2-4 @ Morehead State ...... L 3-4 Davidson ...... W 7-3 @ Auburn ...... L 4-11 VMI ...... L 6-7 @ East Tennessee ...... W 1-0 Minnesota ...... W 3-1 Davidson ...... L 2-3 VMI ...... L 5-6 @ East Tennessee ...... W 14-8 @ Furman ...... L 2-3 Davidson ...... W 8-3 1997 (7-39, 4-20 SoCon) VMI ...... L 9-17 @ Clemson ...... L 0-13 @ Furman ...... W 3-0 Appalachian State ...... W 7-3 @ Alabama ...... L 2-8 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 10-14 @ Clemson ...... L 3-7 @ Furman ...... L 3-12 VMI ...... L 4-6 @ Alabama ...... L 4-17 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-3 @ Clemson ...... L 2-16 @ Liberty ...... L 9-14 Western Carolina ...... L 2-8 @ Alabama ...... L 0-16 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-4 VMI ...... W 5-1 The Citadel ...... L 0-6 @ Florida State ...... L 1-22 East Tennessee ...... W 10-1 VMI ...... L 0-7 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 1995 (12-38, 9-15 SoCon) @ Florida State ...... L 4-15 East Tennessee ...... W 9-7 VMI ...... W 6-5 @ Ohio ...... L 6-9 @ Virginia ...... L 0-5 @ Florida State ...... L 2-14 East Tennessee ...... W 17-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-1 @ Ohio ...... L 6-7 @ Virginia ...... L 3-8 Ohio ...... W 4-3 Kentucky Christian ...... W 8-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-4 @ Ohio State ...... L 5-22 @ James Madison ...... W 9-6 Ohio ...... L 1-2 Kentucky Christian ...... W 11-0 @ Morehead State ...... W 35-6 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-6 Furman ...... W 7-2 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-13 @ Kentucky ...... L 1-12 Brown ...... L 7-10 @ East Tennessee ...... L 2-9 Furman ...... W 7-6 @ Western Carolina ...... L 4-15 @ VMI ...... L 3-4 @ Wake Forest ...... L 4-7 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-4 Furman ...... W 7-5 @ Western Carolina ...... L 2-10 @ VMI ...... W 5-2 @ Wake Forest ...... L 3-5 @ East Tennessee ...... L 5-7 @ Vanderbilt ...... L 4-7 @ Western Carolina ...... W 4-3 @ VMI ...... W 9-4 Cleveland State ...... W 10-9 Shawnee State ...... W 7-2 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 0-7 @ Western Carolina ...... L 10-20 Concord ...... W 7-6 Ohio ...... L 1-10 Louisville ...... L 6-10 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 4-9 @ North Carolina ...... L 7-18 Concord ...... W 10-3 Cleveland State ...... L 5-14 VMI ...... W 5-1 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 3-15 @ VCU ...... W 6-5 WVSC ...... W 7-5 @ Western Carolina ...... L 7-10 VMI ...... W 6-4 WVSC ...... W 2-1 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-12 Morehead State ...... W 10-8 @ Western Carolina ...... W 6-5 Georgia Southern ...... L 3-4 @ Ohio ...... L 5-7 @ Appalachian State ...... W 7-6 Rio Grande ...... L 7-11 @ Western Carolina ...... L 13-17 Appalachian State ...... L 7-8 @ Ohio ...... L 1-8 @ Appalachian State ...... L 10-11 Rio Grande ...... W 6-2 Appalachian State ...... W 10-5 Western Kentucky ...... L 4-7 The Citadel ...... L 11-18 Appalachian State ...... W 6-5 1993 (13-27, 9-14 SoCon) @ West Virginia...... L 2-4 The Citadel ...... L 3-10 Appalachian State ...... W 12-11 @ Virginia ...... L 2-4 @ West Virginia...... L 2-3 The Citadel ...... L 9-13

52 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL All-Time Results

Cincinnati ...... L 10-11 @ Morehead State ...... L 12-21 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 7-5 2003 (22-31-1, 11-16 MAC) Central Michigan ...... L 1-9 @ Ohio State ...... L 5-15 @ Duquesne ...... L 1-16 @ Gardner Webb...... L 0-1 @ Mercer ...... L 4-6 @ Akron ...... W 8-3 @ Ohio State ...... L 2-10 @ Central Michigan ...... L 2-6 @ Gardner Webb...... L 5-6 @ Mercer ...... W 11-7 @ Akron ...... W 13-4 @ Davidson ...... L 8-9 @ Central Michigan ...... W 7-2 @ Gardner Webb...... W 20-5 @ Mercer ...... W 6-5 @ Akron ...... L 1-13 @ Davidson ...... L 5-8 @ Western Michigan ...... L 3-4 @ Morehead State ...... W 7-3 @ Coll. of Charleston* ...... L 2-6 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 11-0 @ Davidson ...... L 4-5 @ Western Michigan ...... L 0-5 @ Morehead State ...... W 19-2 @ Charleston Southern* ...... L 7-8 @ Ball State ...... W 6-2 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 10-14 Cincinnati ...... W 13-11 Youngstown State ...... W 11-8 vs. Kentucky& ...... L 6-9 @ Ball State ...... L 3-4 @ Ohio ...... L 5-6 @ VMI ...... L 10-12 @ Oklahoma State ...... L 2-12 @ Ala-Birmingham& ...... L 1-12 @ Ball State ...... W 8-2 @ Ohio ...... L 2-14 @ VMI ...... W 5-4 @ Oklahoma State ...... L 2-11 vs. Eastern Illinois& ...... W 6-5 Buffalo ...... W 8-4 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 7-13 Ball State ...... L 1-4 @ Murray State ...... L 2-12 @ N.C. State ...... L 4-9 Buffalo ...... W 9-2 @ East Tennessee ...... L 7-10 Ball State ...... L 1-2 Buffalo ...... L 14-15 @ N.C. State ...... L 10-18 Buffalo ...... W 5-1 @ East Tennessee ...... W 7-6 Northern Illinois ...... W 12-6 Buffalo ...... W 10-2 @ N.C. State ...... L 1-9 *Coll. of Charleston Tournement @ East Tennessee ...... W 7-5 Northern Illinois ...... W 5-3 Buffalo ...... W 22-8 @ WVSC ...... L 8-12 @ Kentucky ...... L 4-9 @ Toledo ...... L 0-3 Buffalo ...... W 13-10 @ WVSC ...... T 2-2 2005 (16-34, 8-16 MAC) @ Furman ...... L 2-6 @ Toledo ...... L 0-1 @ WVSC ...... W 5-0 @ Wright State ...... W 7-3 at Mercer ...... L, 2-3 @ Furman ...... L 9-13 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 8-6 @ WVSC ...... W 11-4 @ Wright State ...... W 8-3 at Mercer ...... L, 0-2 @ Furman ...... L 6-19 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 @ Wright State ...... L 6-11 @ Wright State ...... L 0-10 at Mercer ...... L, 0-8 @ West Virginia...... L 2-6 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-9 @ Wright State ...... L 2-6 @ Kentucky ...... L 1-14 at Southern Miss ...... L, 2-11 @ West Virginia...... L 0-10 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-7 @ Wright State ...... W 8-7 Concord ...... W 7-1 at Southern Miss ...... L, 4-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 4-3 Akron ...... L 2-3 @ Toledo ...... L 9-10 Drexel ...... W 12-3 at Southern Miss ...... L, 4-17 @ Morehead State ...... L 11-17 Akron ...... L 4-6 @ Toledo ...... L 6-10 Drexel ...... W 10-4 at Jacksonville State ...... W, 2-1 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 5-12 Akron ...... L 4-16 @ Akron ...... W 5-2 Drexel ...... L 11-14 at Jacksonville State ...... L, 4-5 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 5-6 Akron ...... L 6-16 @ Akron ...... W 8-0 Western Michigan ...... L 4-9 at Jacksonville State ...... W, 7-3 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 3-12 Eastern Michigan ...... L 1-8 @ Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 Western Michigan ...... L 5-12 at Liberty ...... L, 8-9 @ Auburn ...... L 4-11 Eastern Michigan ...... T 5-5 Bowling Green ...... W 12-10 Western Michigan ...... L 3-6 at Liberty ...... L, 3-4 Ohio ...... L 1-6 Bowling Green ...... W 12-7 Western Michigan ...... W 19-2 at Liberty ...... L, 3-5 1998 (18-35, 9-21 MAC) Ohio ...... L 5-10 Bowling Green ...... L 7-15 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 at Dayton ...... L, 1-8 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 1-6 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Bowling Green ...... L 6-15 @ Ohio ...... L 1-11 St. Bonaventure ...... W, 4-1 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 5-14 Ohio ...... L 1-5 @ EKU ...... L 5-9 Ohio ...... L 2-16 St. Bonaventure ...... W, 11-3 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 1-8 @ Kent State ...... L 2-7 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-4 Ohio ...... W 4-3 St. Bonaventure ...... L, 6-7 @ South Carolina ...... L 3-4 @ Kent State ...... L 4-9 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 15-0 @ Ohio ...... L 3-5 at Duke ...... W, 8-3 @ South Carolina ...... L 7-8 @ Kent State ...... L 3-4 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-9 @ Buffalo ...... W 4-0 Eastern Michigan ...... W, 7-5 @ South Carolina ...... L 5-8 @ Kent State ...... L 2-4 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-18 @ Buffalo ...... W 5-2 Eastern Michigan ...... W, 14-8 Youngstown State ...... W 8-2 Bowling Green ...... L 2-9 Morehead State ...... W 17-8 @ Buffalo ...... L 4-8 Eastern Michigan ...... L, 7-12 @ WVSC ...... W 5-4 Bowling Green ...... L 4-16 Kent State ...... L 9-10 @ Buffalo ...... L 2-3 at Eastern Kentucky...... L, 10-11 @ VMI ...... L 10-17 Bowling Green ...... L 1-13 Kent State ...... W 10-9 @ Morehead State ...... L 8-12 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 3-14 @ VMI ...... W 6-4 Kent State ...... L 5-8 Kent State ...... L 5-23 at Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 10-9 @ VMI ...... W 7-2 2000 (21-33-1, 7-20 MAC) Kent State ...... L 6-17 Kent State ...... W 5-2 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 3-4 Drexel ...... L 6-7 @ Georgia ...... L 5-18 @ Ohio ...... L 1-4 Kent State ...... L 2-21 Kent State ...... W, 8-5 Drexel ...... W 18-5 @ Georgia ...... L 5-7 @ Ohio ...... L 10-14 Kent State ...... L 9-17 Kent State ...... W, 8-6 Drexel ...... L 7-12 @ Charleston Southern ...... L 1-15 @ Ohio ...... L 18-20 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 10-13 Kent State ...... L, 6-20 @ Kentucky ...... W 13-9 @ Charleston Southern ...... L 0-6 @ Ohio ...... L 7-22 @ Bowling Green ...... W 5-0 Morehead State ...... L, 6-14 Cleveland State ...... W 7-4 @ Charleston Southern ...... W 14-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-9 @ Bowling Green ...... L 5-10 at Ohio ...... L, 3-12 @ Morehead State ...... L 11-12 N.C. A&T ...... W 8-2 @ Eastern Michigan ...... W 12-8 @ Bowling Green ...... W 3-2 at Ohio ...... W, 9-6 Central Michigan ...... L 3-16 N.C. A&T ...... W 7-4 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 0-6 @ Bowling Green ...... W 12-5 at Ohio ...... L, 4-7 Central Michigan ...... L 8-12 N.C. A&T ...... W 14-2 @ Eastern Michigan ...... W 7-3 Rio Grande ...... W 7-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... W, 5-4 Western Michigan ...... W 9-8 Rio Grande ...... W 13-3 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 4-5 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-4 at Virginia Tech ...... L, 4-5 Western Michigan ...... W 8-5 vs. Ohio State* ...... L 7-10 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-3 at Virginia Tech ...... W, 12-4 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-13 vs. Winthrop* ...... L 2-5 2002 (17-35, 7-20 MAC) @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-7 at Kentucky ...... L, 1-3 Morehead State ...... L 4-11 vs. Fairﬁ eld* ...... L 1-4 @ Winthrop ...... L 3-11 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-8 at Central Michigan...... L, 2-15 Virginia Tech ...... W 9-5 vs. Fairﬁ eld* ...... W 8-1 @ Winthrop ...... L 0-12 Akron ...... L 6-11 at Central Michigan...... L, 1-8 @ Ball State ...... L 2-11 WVSC ...... W 6-5 @ Auburn ...... L 5-11 Akron ...... W 4-1 at Central Michigan...... L, 4-12 @ Ball State ...... L 4-15 WVSC ...... L 3-5 @ Auburn ...... L 4-21 Akron ...... W 7-2 West Virginia State ...... L, 9-16 @ Northern Illinois ...... W 13-2 @ Liberty ...... W 5-1 @ Auburn ...... L 6-15 @ Youngstown State ...... W 10-6 Akron ...... L, 0-10 @ Northern Illinois ...... L 3-6 @ Liberty ...... L 5-6 @ Charleston Southern* ....W 16-7 @ Youngstown State ...... L 3-6 Akron ...... W, 2-1 West Virginia...... L 11-12 @ Liberty ...... L 5-6 vs. Hofstra* ...... W 11-7 *Coll. of Charleston Tourn. Akron ...... L, 8-9 Toledo ...... L 1-12 Youngstown State ...... W 7-6 vs. Maryland* ...... L 3-10 & UAB Tournament Dayton ...... W, 16-6 Toledo ...... L 2-6 Youngstown State ...... W 15-7 Wright State ...... W 4-2 at Morehead State ...... L, 9-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-8 Morehead State ...... T 4-4 WVSC ...... W 10-6 2004 (27-27, 10-13 MAC) Ball State ...... L, 4-17 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 7-9 Western Michigan ...... W 1-0 WVSC ...... W 15-14 @ Belmont...... L 1-3 Ball State ...... L, 0-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-6 Western Michigan ...... L 1-6 Concord ...... W 12-8 @ Belmont...... L 8-9 Ball State ...... W, 7-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 13-10 Central Michigan ...... L 5-11 Youngstown State ...... W 11-4 @ Belmont...... L 3-4 at Buffalo ...... L, 4-7 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 19-9 Central Michigan ...... L 9-12 Youngstown State ...... L 7-10 @ Coll. of Charleston* ...... L 4-14 at Buffalo ...... L, 2-6 @ Akron ...... W 10-6 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 4-6 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 2-7 vs. George Mason* ...... L 4-11 at Buffalo ...... L, 0-1 @ Akron ...... W 5-4 @ UNC-Asheville ...... W 5-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 23-24 @ Charleston Southern* ...... W 8-6 @ Akron ...... L 5-19 @ Ball State ...... L 9-11 Toledo ...... L 5-15 @ UAB ...... L 1-7 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 4-9 @ Ball State ...... L 14-17 Toledo ...... W 8-5 @ UAB ...... L 3-4 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 5-11 @ Northern Illinois ...... L 2-6 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 6-14 @ UAB ...... W 13-5 @ Ohio ...... L 9-10 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-4 @ Buffalo ...... L 2-7 WVSC ...... W 10-3 @ Ohio ...... L 6-8 @ Bowling Green ...... L 4-8 @ Buffalo ...... W 4-0 Concord ...... W 5-3 @ Ohio ...... W 11-8 @ Bowling Green ...... L 1-7 @ Buffalo ...... W 7-6 Niagara ...... W 6-4 @ Ohio ...... W 7-2 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-16 Dayton ...... L 8-17 Niagara ...... W 12-5 Kent State ...... W 5-3 Ohio ...... L 2-9 Findlay ...... L 3-9 Niagara ...... W 8-7 Kent State ...... L 2-3 Ohio ...... L 5-7 @ Kentucky ...... L 4-14 @ Liberty ...... W 8-5 Kent State ...... L 3-5 @ Ohio ...... L 0-5 Rio Grande ...... W 18-5 @ Liberty ...... L 5-8 @ Cincinnati ...... L 18-22 @ Ohio ...... L 4-5 Akron ...... W 8-4 @ Liberty ...... L 5-14 @ Bowling Green ...... L 0-7 VMI ...... L 3-4 Akron ...... L 3-12 @ East Carolina...... L 2-8 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-4 VMI ...... W 13-12 Morehead State ...... L 1-19 Cleveland State ...... W 8-3 @ Bowling Green ...... L 1-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-7 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 Cleveland State ...... L 1-2 @ Bowling Green ...... L 0-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-10 @ Bowling Green ...... L 10-19 Cleveland State ...... W 8-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-8 @ Bowling Green ...... L 8-9 @ Kentucky ...... W 6-2 1999 (12-43-1, 4-26-1 MAC) Miami (Ohio) ...... W 7-3 @ Bowling Green ...... L 4-6 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 7-8 @ Campbell ...... L 8-17 @ Morehead State ...... W 18-17 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-6 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 2-3 @ Campbell ...... L 7-22 Dayton ...... W 9-7 @ Dayton ...... L 4-14 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 3-7 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 4-1 Dayton ...... L 7-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 8-16 @ Louisville ...... L 5-17 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 4-7 @ Akron ...... W 5-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 10-13 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-11 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 5-9 @ Akron ...... W 10-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 11-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 7-8 Cincinnati ...... W 5-4 @ Akron ...... W 6-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-5 Morehead State ...... W 5-1 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 2-6 @ Akron ...... L 6-14 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 20-10 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 @ Charleston Southern ...... W 7-3 Kent State ...... L 4-9 @ Kent State ...... L 0-13 @ Kent State ...... L 1-11 @ Charleston Southern ...... L 2-4 Kent State ...... L 9-10 @ Kent State ...... W 7-4 @ Kent State ...... W 4-3 @ Charleston Southern ...... L 1-6 Kent State ...... L 4-6 @ Kent State ...... L 4-7 @ Kent State ...... L 4-5 @ Coll. of Charleston ...... L 6-19 Kent State ...... W 8-7 @ Kent State ...... L 11-13 Ohio ...... W 4-3 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-7 *Winthrop Stateline Classic Ohio ...... L 5-12 Ohio ...... W 13-9 WVSC ...... L 4-5 @ Ohio ...... L 1-11 Ohio ...... L 2-7 @ Virginia Tech ...... W 5-3 2001 (24-29, 11-17 MAC) @ Ohio ...... L 4-8 NYIT ...... W 9-7 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-13 @ Coastal Carolina ...... L 3-8 Ohio ...... L 6-18 NYIT ...... W 7-1 Morehead State ...... L 2-3 @ Coastal Carolina ...... W 8-7 Eastern Michigan ...... L 7-13 NYIT ...... W 10-3 @ Wofford ...... L 3-12 @ Coastal Carolina ...... W 5-2 Eastern Michigan ...... L 9-11 @ Morehead State ...... W 14-10 Youngstown State ...... L 6-10 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 10-1 Eastern Michigan ...... L 12-17 @ Morehead State ...... L 0-6 @ Wofford ...... W 6-3 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 4-7 Eastern Michigan ...... L 6-10 Central Michigan ...... L 4-7 @ Wofford ...... W 9-8 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 1-4 Central Michigan ...... L 3-12

53 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY History

The Marshall University baseball pro- Hawley was hired as the Athletic Director gram is entering its 100th season this at WVU following the 1935 season. CONFERENCE year. In the fi rst recorded game in school CHAMPIONSHIPS history, in 1896, the Marshall College team The Marshall baseball team stumbled through the next 13 years with fi ve coaches West Virginia defeated a team from Huntington Business Collegiate Conference College, 17-8, on May 14 and baseball was and no baseball played at all in 1939-41, (Member from 1925-1932) up and running. and 1944-46. Joe Binn would step in for the 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931 1947 season and then ran things in 1948-49 Overall, the Thundering Herd baseball and once again in 1952 a er Howard Hood Buckeye Conference (Member from 1933-1938) team has compiled a 1,110-1,189-11 mark, stepped down in 1951 a er two seasons. 1933, 1934, 1935 a winning percentage of .486. In 1955, a young man, who was coaching Southern Conference Marshall’s fi rst coach came on board for at Huntington High a er ge ing both his (Member from 1976-1997) the 1901 season when Professor M.M. Sco bachelor (1952) and graduate (1953) de- 1978, 1981 led the squad for two seasons. It was not grees from Marshall, was given the chance until 1910, however, when Boyd Cham- to coach the Marshall team on a one-year, NCAA TOURNAMENT bers, a Marshall College graduate, took interim, basis. Jack Cook, captain for the APPEARANCES over that the program had any stability. Herd in 1949, lost a chance to play in the He coached football, baseball and even St. Louis Browns organization to fi ght in 1973 basketball for a few seasons from 1909- the Korean War, and went only 2-11 in that 1978 1917. He was followed by eight coaches fi rst season. in the next nine years. Cook returned to Marshall in 1967 a er bility of returning the Thundering Herd In 1927, Johnny “Blood” Stuart, a Mar- stints by Bill Chambers, Alvis Brown and program to its former glory. Who be er shall assistant football coach who had Bob Kruthoff er to become the school’s fi rst to take over such a task but someone who played professionally in the St. Louis Car- full-time baseball coach. In the next 23 sea- was coached and tutored by Jack Cook dinals organization, took over the baseball son, Cook won 420 more games to be the himself? program and in six seasons won 67 games school’s all-time winningest single-sport and four conference championships in coach. His 24 season totals were 422-344-3, Since taking over the program in the the West Virginia Collegiate Conference a .551 winning percentage. middle of 1998, Piepenbrink has turned (today’s WVIAC). The conference had things around. 2004 marked the fi rst time been formed by Marshall President Mor- Cook won two Southern Conference that the Herd has posted consecutive ris Shawkey and other college presidents titles (1978 and 1981) and led the Herd to double digit conference win season since from around the state to give some direc- two NCAA tournament appearances: 1973 returning to the MAC. The team also tied tion to their athletic programs. (18-10) and 1978, which saw the Herd come the all-time win record of 27, which was within one win of advancing to the Col- set in 1978. The program takes another In 1931, Stuart’s team went 11-1-1 and lege World Series. The Herd defeated both step forward this season as Marshall Uni- won their fourth consecutive league title. Florida State and Clemson to advance to versity enters Conference USA, widely During the four-year run, the team had the fi nals before losing twice to the Miami recognized as one of the premier baseball gone 50-10-1, including 7-2 verses West Hurricanes. Marshall fi nished 27-13, with leagues in the nation. Virginia University. In 1933 when Stuart 27 wins being a school record. le , Athletic Director and WVU Hall of Famer Roy “Legs” Hawley took over and Following his retirement in 1989, the in three seasons set a standard unmatched Jack Cook Most Valuable Player Award in Marshall baseball history. was started in his honor. Howard McCann replaced Cook and coached from 1990-95. Hawley’s teams won three consecutive Craig Antush took over for McCann and Buckeye Conference Championships (the coached from the 1996 season through the Herd was in the league 1933-38) and went 1998 season. Former assistant coach and 30-5 during this period, a .857 winning Marshall baseball standout Dave Piepen- percentage, which is still a school record. brink has been placed with the responsi-

54 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Season-by-Season Results

Year Record Coach Year Record Coach Year Record Coach 1896 ...... 2-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1930 ...... *10-6 ...... Johnny Stuart 1964 ...... 8-15 ...... Alvis Brown 1898 ...... 2-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1931 ...... *11-1-1 ...... Johnny Stuart 1965 ...... 6-19 ...... Alvis Brown 1899 ...... 1-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1932 ...... 8-6 ...... Johnny Stuart 1966 ...... 6-15 ...... Bob Kruthoffer 1900 ...... 12-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1933 ...... ^9-2 ...... Roy Hawley 1967 ...... 11-12 ...... Jack Cook 1901 ...... 9-0 ...... M.M. Scott 1934 ...... ^13-2 ...... Roy Hawley 1968 ...... 18-7 ...... Jack Cook 1902 ...... 8-2 ...... M.M. Scott 1935 ...... ^8-1 ...... Roy Hawley 1969 ...... 14-12-1 ...... Jack Cook 1903 ...... 2-0 ...... George Ford 1936 ...... 3-9 ...... Francis Farley 1970 ...... 14-12 ...... Jack Cook 1904 ...... 1-2 ...... George Ford 1937 ...... 4-5 ...... Francis Farley 1971 ...... 16-19 ...... Jack Cook 1905 ...... 4-4 ...... Pennypacker 1938 ...... 6-3 ...... Cam Henderson 1972 ...... 14-11 ...... Jack Cook 1906-09...... No Baseball 1939-41...... No Baseball 1973 ...... %18-10 ...... Jack Cook 1910 ...... 6-10 ...... Boyd Chambers 1942 ...... 1-3 ...... Kyle Tackett 1974 ...... 21-15 ...... Jack Cook 1911 ...... 7-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1943 ...... 1-6 ...... Johnny Watson 1975 ...... 24-10 ...... Jack Cook 1912 ...... 14-4 ...... Boyd Chambers 1944-46...... No Baseball 1976 ...... 18-13 ...... Jack Cook 1913 ...... 1-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1947 ...... 1-2 ...... Joe Binns 1977 ...... 20-21 ...... Jack Cook 1914 ...... 8-2-1 ...... Boyd Chambers 1948 ...... 9-8 ...... Joe Binns 1978 ...... &%27-13 ...... Jack Cook 1915 ...... 14-6 ...... Boyd Chambers 1949 ...... 12-5 ...... Joe Binns 1979 ...... 23-15-1 ...... Jack Cook 1916 ...... 17-12 ...... Boyd Chambers 1950 ...... 11-10 ...... Howard Hood 1980 ...... 17-11 ...... Jack Cook 1917 ...... 5-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1951 ...... 5-10 ...... Howard Hood 1981 ...... &22-17 ...... Jack Cook 1918 ...... 7-6 ...... Carl Shipley 1952 ...... 8-5 ...... Joe Binns 1982 ...... 17-21 ...... Jack Cook 1919 ...... 8-2-1 ...... Carl Ridgley 1953 ...... 8-5 ...... Joe Binns 1983 ...... 19-14 ...... Jack Cook 1920 ...... 8-8 ...... A.E. Reilly 1954 ...... 8-9 ...... Joe Binns 1984 ...... 11-16 ...... Jack Cook 1921 ...... 3-5 ...... Herbert Cramer 1955 ...... 2-11 ...... Jack Cook 1985 ...... 26-18 ...... Jack Cook 1922 ...... 1-7 ...... Kemper Shelton 1956 ...... 7-9-1 ...... Bill Chambers 1986 ...... 15-18 ...... Jack Cook 1923 ...... 3-6 ...... Kemper Shelton 1957 ...... 6-16 ...... Bill Chambers 1987 ...... 16-17 ...... Jack Cook 1924 ...... 7-2 ...... H.R. Briggs 1958 ...... 8-10 ...... Bill Chambers 1988 ...... 23-17 ...... Jack Cook 1925 ...... 4-5 ...... Russ Meredith 1959 ...... 12-10 ...... Bill Chambers 1989 ...... 16-14 ...... Jack Cook 1926 ...... 7-8 ...... Guy Fiber 1960 ...... 11-11 ...... Bill Chambers 1990 ...... 20-19 ...... Howard McCann 1927 ...... 9-5 ...... Johnny Stuart 1961 ...... 8-12-1 ...... Alvis Brown 1991 ...... 16-26 ...... Howard McCann 1928 ...... *15-2 ...... Johnny Stuart 1962 ...... 4-10 ...... Alvis Brown 1992 ...... 15-26 ...... Howard McCann 1929 ...... *14-1 ...... Johnny Stuart 1963 ...... 8-14 ...... Alvis Brown 1993 ...... 13-27 ...... Howard McCann 1994 ...... 23-20 ...... Howard McCann 1995 ...... 12-38 ...... Howard McCann 1996 ...... 7-35-1 ...... Craig Antush 1997 ...... 7-39 ...... Craig Antush 1998 18-35 Craig Antush/ Dave Piepenbrink 1999 ...... 12-43-1 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2000 ...... 21-33-1 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2001 ...... 24-29 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2002 ...... 17-35 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2003 ...... 22-31-1 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2004 ...... 27-27 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2005 ...... 16-34 ...... Dave Piepenbrink Totals .....1110-1189-11 * WV Collegiate Conference Champs ^ Buckeye Conference Champs % NCAA Tournament Bid & Southern Conference Champs

The 1985 team, featuring current assistant coach Rick Reed (back row, fourth from right), posted a 26-18 record, the third-most wins in school history.

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Team Records Strikeouts ...... 390 ...... 2003 Season Leaders Walks Sacriﬁ ces ...... 38 ...... 1998 1. ...37 ...... Roger McIntyre, 1991 Most Wins By Team Hitting Leaders 37 ...... Mark Gross, 1975 1...... 27 ...... 1978 Sac. Flies ...... 24 ...... 2000 Games Played 37 ...... Matt Eldridge, 2001 1. ...56 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 1999 Double Plays ...... 57 ...... 2002 4. ...34 ...... Vance Bunn, 1985 27 ...... 2004 56 ...... Aaron Williams, 1999 5. ...33 ...... John Piepenbrink, 1990 3...... 26 ...... 1985 Runners LOB ...... 391 ...... 2005 3. ...55 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 Errors ...... 116 ...... 1998 4. ...54 ...... Eight Players Strikeouts 4...... 24 ...... 1975 1. ...52 ...... Francois Larmore, 2004 24 ...... 2001 Fielding Pct...... 977 ...... 1965 At Bats 2....49 ...... Roddy Stieger, 2005 1. ...219 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 3....45 ...... Chris Monaco, 2004 6...... 23 ...... 1979 2. ...217 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 45 ...... Marty Rini, 2000 23 ...... 1988 Pitching Records 3. ...213 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos, 2003 5. ...44 ...... Tim Fanning, 1995 4. ...211 ...... Francois Larmore, 2004 8...... 22 ...... 1981 Season 5. ...209 ...... David Colangelo, 2002 Stolen Bases 22 ...... 2003 ERA ...... 2.75 ...... 1969 1....40 ...... Chris Monaco, 2004 10...... 21 ...... 1974 Hits Allowed ...... 132 ...... 1962 Batting Average 2. ...33 ...... Aaron Williams, 1999 1. ....471 ...... Rusty Wamsley, 1963 3. ...21 ...... David Colangelo, 2002 21 ...... 2000 Runs Allowed ...... 58 ...... 1934 2. ....438 ...... Greg Hill, 1980 4. ...18 ...... Jim Reynolds, 1995 Earned Runs ...... 64 ...... 1973 3. ....436 ...... Greg Hill, 1983 5. ...16 ...... Robbie Morrison, 1986 4. ....435 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 Highest Winning Pct. Walks Allowed ..... 79 ...... 1962 5. ....431 ..Mickey Syndenstricker, 1962 Pitching Leaders Pct. Record Year Strikeouts ...... 344 ...... 1995 Games Started Hits 1. ...17 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 1...... 1.000 ...... 12-0 ...... 1902 Innings ...... 441.2 ...... 2003 1. ...85 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 2. ...15 ...... Chris Fritz, 2002 2. ...80 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 2...... 1.000 ...... 2-0 ...... 1898 Opp. Avg...... 238 ...... 1959 15 ...... Sean Reeder, 1999 3....77 ...... Adam Frederick, 2004 Passed Balls ...... 3 ...... 1996 15 ...... J.R. Watts, 1998 3...... 933 ...... 14-1 ...... 1929 4. ...76 ...... Corie O’Bryan, 2003 15 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 4...... 889 ...... 8-1 ...... 1935 Saves ...... 9 ...... 2003 5. ...73 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 5...... 885 ...... 11-1-1 ...... 1931 HR Allowed ...... 7 ...... 1973 Appearances Runs Scored 1....32 ...... Brendon Bump, 2005 6...... 867 ...... 13-2 ...... 1934 3B Allowed ...... 0 ...... 1989 1. ...71 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 2. ...28 ...... Chris Meadows, 2004 2. ...69 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 7...... 818 ...... 9-2 ...... 1914 2B Allowed ...... 16 ...... 1962 28 ...... Chris Meadows, 2003 3. ...58 ...... David Colangelo, 2002 4. ...25 ...... Chad Hathaway, 1995 .818 ...... 9-2 ...... 1933 Shutouts* ...... 7 ...... 1981 4. ...53 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 5. ...24 ...... Chris Meadows, 2004 5. ...52 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 9...... 778 ...... 14-4 ...... 1912 24 ...... Sean Reeder, 1998 52 ...... Chip Cook, 1985 *Mark Doboney established the Marshall 10. ... .773 ...... 8-2-1 ...... 1919 52 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 record for shutouts in a season with Innings Pitched 1. ...107.0 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 four in 1973. They came against West Doubles 2. ...100.7 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 Offensive Records 1. ...22 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 Virginia State (3-0), Glenville State (5- 3. ...100.0 ...... Rodney May, 1971 2. ...19 ...... Mike Hagy, 1995 Game 0), Akron (6-0), and Dayton (4-0). Jeff 4. ...96.1 ...... Grant Harper, 2003 3. ..18 ...... Francois Larmore, 2003 5. ...95.2 ...... Sean Reeder, 1999 Runs Scored Montgomery tied that record in 1981 18 ...... Ryan Roush, 1998 5. ...17 ...... Chip Cook, 1985 35 Morehead State ...... 1990 with shutouts of UNC Charlotte (13-0), Earned Run Average Davidson (3-0), West Virginia (7-0), and Home Runs Triples 1. ...0.00 ...... Gary Leach, 1969 2. ...0.55 ...... Mark Doboney, 1973 Western Carolina (1-0) 1. ...6 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 9 Morehead State ...... 1990 3. ...0.60 ...... Mike Sullivan, 1980 2. ...5 ...... Jim Reynolds, 1994 4. ...0.68 ...... Maywood Belcher, 1934 Hits 3. ...4 ...... Seven Players 5. ...1.02 ...... Mike Peppers, 1972 30 Morehead State ...... 1990 1.02 ...... Paul Underwood, 1956 RBI Home Runs 1. ...23 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 Games Won 34 Morehead State ...... 1990 2. ...20 ...... Marty Rini, 2000 1. ...9 ...... J.R. Watts, 1998 20 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1999 2. ...8 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 4. ...19 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 8 ...... Albie DeYoung, 1978 Offensive Records 5. ...16 ...... Jason Brooks, 2000 8 ...... Rodney May, 1971 Season 8 ...... Maywood Belcher, 1934 Runs Batted In Average ...... 334 ...... 1998 1. ...73 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 Games Saved 2. ...63 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 Games ...... 56 ...... 1999 1. ...6 ...... Chris Meadows, 2003 3. ...60 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 2. ...5 ...... Chris Meadows, 2004 At Bats ...... 1,836 ...... 2004 4. ...57 ...... Marty Rini, 2000 5 ...... Sean Reeder, 1998 5. ...52 ...... Homer Renshaw, 2001 Runs Scored ...... 417 ...... 2001 5 ...... Tim Fanning, 1995 Hits ...... 567 ...... 2001 5 ...... Ronald Thomas, 1990 Total Bases Doubles ...... 105 ...... 2001 1. ...156 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 Strikeouts 2. ...155 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 Triples ...... 18 .....1985, ’94 1. ...107 ...... Sean Reeder, 1999 3. ...144 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 2. ...100 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 Home Runs ...... 91 ...... 2001 4. ...138 ...... Marty Rini, 2000 3. ...94 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 5. ...131 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 Extra Base Hits.... 208 ...... 2001 4. ...84 ...... Albie DeYoung, 1977 5. ...83 ...... Marion Majher, 1959 RBI ...... 383 ...... 2001 Slugging Percentage Stolen Bases ...... 82 ...... 1999 1. ....848 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 Jason Brooks, Marshall’s single-season 2. ....835 ...... Rusty Wamsley, 1963 Bases on Balls .....237 ...... 1985 and career home run leader, competed 3. ....829 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 in the home run derby at the 2001 Col- Hit by Pitch ...... 60 ...... 2003 4. ....827 ...... Jason Nixon, 1989 lege World Series. 5. ....784 ...... Greg Hatten, 1986

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Career Leaders Triples 6. ...94 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 14 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 1. ...11 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 94 .. Roddy Stieger (2003-pres.) 9....12 ... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-pres.) Hitting Leaders 2. ...9 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 8. ...87 ...... Joe Shetler (1998-02) 12 ...... Gary Nelson (1980-81) Games Played 3. ...8 ...... John Wilson (1976-79) 9. ...84 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 1. ...188 ...... Matt White (1999-2002) 4. ...7 ...... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63) 84 ...... John Piepenbrink (1987-90) Saves 2. ...179 ...... Keith Mastro (1995-98) 5. ...6 ...... Bob Lemley (1966-68) 1. ...13 ...... Chris Meadows (2001-04) 3. ...175 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 6 ...... John Mazur (1967-69) Stolen Bases 2. ...9 ...... Tim Fanning (1994-95) 4. ...173 .....David Colangelo (1999-02) 6 ...... Darren Woody (1973-74) 1. ...59 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 3. ...7 ...... Tony Peterson (1988-89) 173 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 6 ...... Mike Kaufman (1973-76) 2. ...56 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 4. ...6 ...... Ronald Thomas (1990-91) 173 ...... Kurt Henzler (1992-95) 6 ...... Carl Burgess (1974-77) 3....42 .. Chris Monaco (2004-pres.) 6 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 7. ...172 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 6 ...... Larry Berkery (1976-78) 4. ...41 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 6. ...5 ...... Steve Diamond (1992-95) 8. ...156 ...... Brent Burke (1991-94) 5. ...32 .....Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 7. ...4 ...... Steve Ziroli (2003-04) 9. ...155 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) Home Runs 6 ....30 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 4 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 10. .153 .....Homer Renshaw (1998-00) 1. ...39 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 7. ...29 ...... Harry Severino (1976-79) 9. ...3 Brendon Bump (2005-pres.) 153 ...Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 2. ...38 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 8. ...25 ...... Mike Kaufman (1973-75) 3 ...... Greg Kappas (1974-77) 3. ...34 ...... Tom Keumpel (1995-98) 25 ...... Robbie Morrison (1984-87) 3 ...... Gary Leach (1970) At Bats 34 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 10. .23 ...... Aaron Rice (1981-84) 3 ...... Chris Queen (1985-86) 1. ...630 .....David Colangelo (1999-02) 5. ...31 ..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 23 ...... Joe Shetler (1998-02) 3 ...... Rick Reed (1985) 2. ...594 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 6. ...29 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 3 ...... David Slovak (2005) 3. ...571 ...... Keith Mastro (1995-98) 7. ...28 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) Pitching Leaders 4. ...565 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 8. ...27 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) Games Started Strikeouts 5. ...553 ...Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 9 ....25 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 1. ...276 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 1. ...45 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 6....537 Adam Frederick (2003-pres.) 25 ...... Jason Ricceri (2000-01) 2. ...271 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 45 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 7. ...532 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 3. ...230 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 3....39 . Chris Koutsavlis (2003-pres.) 8. ...513 .....Homer Renshaw (2000-02) 4. ...196 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) Runs Batted In 39 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 9. ...510 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 5. ...194 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 1. ...139 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 4. ...37 ...... Chris Grimes (1996-99) 10. .501 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 6. ...185 ...... Chris Grimes (1996-98) 2. ...134 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 5. ...35 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 7. ...184 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 3. ...121 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 6. ...33 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 8. ...172 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-76) Batting Average (min. 200 AB) 4. ...116 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 33 ...... Rick Suter (2000-03) 9. ...164 ...... Marion Mahjer (1958-60) 1. ....388 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 5. ...113 ...Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 8. ...30 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 10. .162 ...... Hugh Reynolds (1958-60) 2. ....386 ...... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63) 6. ...112 .....Homer Renshaw (2000-02) 30 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 3. ....373 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 7. ...110 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 10. .29 ...... Greg Kappas (1974-77) 4. ....372 ....Robbie Morrison (1984-87) 110 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 5. ....370 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) The Last Time Marshall... 9. ...103 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) Appearances 6. ....367 ...... Mike Horan (1974-77) 10. .101 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) Threw a No-Hitter 1. ...95 ...... Chris Meadows (2001-04) 7. ....366 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) Chris Bellomy vs East Tennes- 2. ...75 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 8. ....361 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) see State, April 20, 1991 (MU Total Bases 3. ...65 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 9. ....356 ...... Mark Crouch (1979-81) 1. ...316 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 4. ...62 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 4, ETSU 0) 10. ..353 ...... Mike Allie (1978-79) 2. ...308 .....David Colangelo (1999-02) 5. ...59 ...... Rick Suter (2000-03) 308 ...Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 6. ...54 ...... Steve Diamond (1992-95) Threw a Shutout Hits 4. ...289 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 7. ...52 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) Grant Harper, Steve Ziroli and 1. ...208 .....David Colangelo (1999-02) 5. ...285 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 8 ....50 ...... Rick Paugh (1992-94) Chris Meadows vs. Eastern 2. ...187 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 6. ...282 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 9. ...48 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) Kentucky, May 11, 2004 (MU 3....180... Adam Frederick (2003-pres.) 7. ...272 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 10. 46 ...Chris Cummings (2003-pres.) 4. ...175 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 8. ...266 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 11, EKU 0) 5. ...174 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 9. ...264 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) Innings Pitched 6. ...172 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 10. .262 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) 1. ...299.2 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) Was Shutout by Opponent 7. ...168 ...Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 2. ...299.1 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) at Buffalo, May 22, 2005 8. ...164 .....Homer Renshaw (2000-02) Slugging Percentage 3. ...265.0 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) (UB 1, MU 0) 9. ...163 ...Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 1. ....743 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 4. ...245.7 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 10. .160 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 2. ....718 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) 5....238.1 Chris Koutsavlis (2003-pres.) Player Had Four Home Runs 3. ....667 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 5. ...228.9 .....Albie DeYoung (1975-78) Runs Scored 4. ....642 ..Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) in a Game 6. ...219.6 ...... Greg Kappas (1974-77) Robbie Morrison vs East Ten- 1. ...176 .....David Colangelo (1999-02) 5. ....630 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 7. ...216.0 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 2. ...150 ...Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 6. ....619 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 8. ...194.4 .....Mark Doboney (1973-77) nessee State, March 29, 1987 3. ...131 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 7. ....615 ....Robbie Morrison (1984-87) 9. ...178.3 .....Marion Majher (1958-60) (Univ. Heights) 4. ...121 ...... Dan Culicerto (1981-84) 8. ....602 ...... Glenn Verbage (1969-71) 10. .174.6 ...... Rick Suter (2000-03) 5. ...112 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 9. ....582 ...... Jason Ricceri (2000-01) Player Hit a Grand Slam 6. ...109 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 10. ..577 .....Dave McAnallen (1988-91) Earned Run Average 7. ...106 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) Tommy Johnson, April 23, 2005, 1. ...1.67 ...... Mike Peppers (1970-73) 8. ...102 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) at Virginia Tech (MU 12, VT 4) Walks 2. ...2.26 ...... Gary Nelson (1980-81) 9. ...100 ...... Jason Ricceri (2000-01) 1. ...102 ...... Roger McIntyre (1988-91) 3. ...2.41 ...... Tim Fanning (1994-95) 100 ...Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) Player Hit 3 Grand Slams in 102 ....John Piepenbrink (1987-90) 4. ...2.63 ...... Paul Holley (1967-69) 3. ...98 ..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 5. ...2.67 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) a Season Doubles 4. ...95 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 6. ...2.82 ...... Hugh Reynolds (1958-60) John Piepenbrink, 1990 1. ...46 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 5. ...82 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 2.82 ...... Tony Peterson (1988-89) 2. ...42 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 6. ...80 ...... Dan Culicerto (1982-85) 8. ...2.87 ...... Rodney May (1967-69) Turned a Triple Play 3. ...41 ..... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 7. ...79 ...... Matt White (1999-02) 9. ...2.95 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) Jamie Clark (4 un, 4-3) to Dave 4. ...40 ...... Dave Colangelo (1999-02) 8. ...78 ...... Vance Bunn (1982-85) 10. .3.11 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 5. ...38 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 9. ...74 ...... Dave Ramella (1976-79) McAnallen vs. Furman, April 6. ...35 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 26, 1990 10. .71 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) Games Won 7. ...34 ...... Francois Larmore (2003-04) 1. ...19 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 8. ...31 ...... Chris Hall (1987-90) Strikeouts 19 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) ....31 ...... Ryan Roush (1995-98) 1. ...153 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 3. ...17 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 10. .30 ...... Homer Renshaw (2000-02) 2. ...120 .....Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 4. ...16 ...... Jeff Montgomery (1981-83) 120 ...... Matt White (1999-02) 5. ...15 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 4. ...101 ...... Kurt Henzler (1992-95) 6. ...14 ...... Carl Hewlett (1968-70) 5. ...95 ...... Francois Larmore (2003-04) 14 ...... Rodney May (1969-71)

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HITTING At Bats 1975 .....408 ...... Mike Horan 2000 ....52...... Eric Pinkerton 1995 ....19...... Mike Hagy Games Played 2005 ....195 ...... Aaron Jamieson 1974 .....400 ...... Mike Kaufman 1999 ....42...... Aaron Williams 1994 ....11 ...... Todd Ross 2005 ....50...... Aaron Jamieson 2004 ....211 ...... Francois Larmore 1973 .....333 ...... Mike Kaufman 1998 ....53...... Tom Kuempel 1993 ....11 ...... Kurt Henzler Adam Ptacek 2003 ....213 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos 1972 .....362 ...... Herb Karlet 1997 ....36...... Tom Kuempel 1992 .... 8 ...... Kurt Henzler Roddy Stieger 2002 ....209 ...... David Colangelo 1971 .....407 ...... Glenn Verbage 1996 ....24...... Mike Hagy 1991 ....11...... Chris Childers 2004 ....54...... Four Players 2001 ....219 ...... Jason Ricceri 1970 .....308 ...... John Wiseman 1995 ....36...... Kurt Henzler 1990 ....13...... Chris Hall 2003 ....43...... Four Players 2000 ....193 ...... Matt Eldridge 1969 .....318 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1994 ....34...... Todd Ross 1989 ....11...... Chris Hall 2002 ....52...... Two Players 1999 ....193 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1968 .....366 ...... John Mazur 1993 ....24...... Chris Childers 1988 ....12...... Jamie Svanagan 2001 ....53...... Three Players 1998 ....193 ...... Ryan Roush 1967 ....306 ...... Bob Lemley 1992 ....27...... Chris Childers 1987 .... 9 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2000 ....55...... Eric Pinkerton 1997 ....160 ...... Keith Mastro 1966 .....286 ...... Walt Garnett 1991 ....28...... Chris Childers 1986 ....13...... Robbie Morrison 1999 ....56...... Eric Pinkerton 1996 ....153 ...... Mike Hagy 1965 .....287 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1990 ....45...... Dave Piepenbrink 1985 ....17...... Chip Cook 56 ...... Aaron Williams 1995 ....176 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 .....351 ...... Dick Fillmore 1989 ....32...... Dave Piepenbrink 1984 .... 6 ...... Chip Cook 1998 ....53...... Tom Kuempel 1994 ....170 ...... Todd Ross 1963 .....471 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1988 ....44...... Dave Piepenbrink 1983 ....10...... Warren Canterbury 1997 ....44...... Tim Frantz 1993 ....140 ...... Brent Burke 1962 .....431 . Mickey Sydenstricker 1987 ....32...... Robbie Morrison 10 ...... Todd Sager 44 ...... Mark Zban 1992 ....137 ...... Chris Childers 1961 .....345 ...... Jack Trainor 1986 ....43...... Robbie Morrison 1982 ....16...... Todd Sager 1996 ....43...... Tim Frantz 1991 ....137 ...... Chris Childers 1960 .....339 ...... Jack Marcum 1985 ....52...... Chip Cook 1981 ....11...... Mark Crouch 43 ...... Ryan Roush 1990 ....161 ...... Chris Hall 1959 .....351 ...... Alex Lawrence 1984 ....23...... Vance Bunn 1980 ....11...... Mark Crouch 1995 ....50...... Kurt Henzler 1989 ....114 ...... Sam Nelson 1956 .....396 ...... Clarence York 1983 ....36...... Greg Hill 1979 ....10...... Tom Verbage 50 ...... Jim Reynolds 114 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1954 .....347 ...... Milan Zban 1982 ....36...... Todd Sager 1978 ....8 ...... Mike Allie 1994 ....43...... Kurt Henzler 1988 ....140 ...... Jason Nixon 1952 .....321 ...... Jim Swierczek 1981 ....36...... Dan Culicerto 8 ...... Randy Rosiek 43 ...... Todd Ross 1987 ....110 ...... Jon Hart 1934 .....424 ...... Bill Craig 1980 ....21...... Terry Adkins 1977 ....7 ...... Mike Horan 1993 ....40...... Brent Burke 1986 ....127 ...... Robbie Morrison 1929 .....375 ...... George Kozak 21 ...... Mark Crouch 7 ...... Dave Ramella 40 ...... Kurt Henzler 1985 ....158 ...... Terry Thompson 1928 .....406 ...... Johnny Watson 21 ...... Paul Simmons 1976 ....9 ...... Dave Ramella 40 ...... Todd Ross 1984 ....97...... Dan Culicerto 1924 .....380 ...... Frank “Red” Crist 1979 ....28...... Harry Severino 1975 ....8 ...... Joe Waugh 1992 ....41...... Chris Childers 1983 ....117 ...... Greg Hill 1978 ....28...... Randy Rosiek 1974 ....11 ...... Dave Allie 1991 ....41...... Brent Burke 1982 ....134 ...... Greg Hill Hits 1977 ....23...... Dave Ramella 1973 ....7 ...... Larry Verbage 1990 ....39...... Chris Hall ...... 134 ...... Todd Sager 2005 ....62...... Aaron Jamieson 1976 ....20...... Carl Burgess 1972 ....6 ...... Herb Karlet 39 ...... Dave McAnallen 1981 ....127 ...... Greg Hill 2004 ....77...... Adam Frederick 1975 ....36...... Mike Horan 1971 ....13...... Glenn Verbage 39 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1980 ....91...... Mark Crouch 2003 ....76...... Corie O’Bryan 1974 ....30...... Dave Allie 1970 ....8 ...... Glenn Verbage 1989 ....30...... six players 1979 ....124 ...... Mike Allie 2002 ....69...... David Colangelo 1973 ....22...... Larry Verbage 1969 ....5 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1988 ....40...... Jason Nixon 124 ...... Johnny Taylor 2001 ....85...... David Colangelo 1972 ....22...... Dave Allie 5 ...... Gil Koury 40 ...... Dave McAnallen 1978 ....133 ...... Glen Lewis 2000 ....73...... Eric Pinkerton 1971 ....34...... Craig Dickson 1968 ....5 ...... Bob Lemley 40 ...... Jamie Svanagan 1977 ....145 ...... Mike Horan 1999 ....69...... Aaron Williams 1970 ....20...... Craig Dickson 1967 ....4 ...... Bob Lemley 1987 ....33...... Dave Piepenbrink 1976 ....111 ...... Mike Horan 1998 ....80...... Tom Kuempel 1969 ....15...... Jim Fantuzzo 4 ...... Carl Nelson 1986 ....33...... Jon Hart 1975 ....111 ...... Mike Kaufman 1997 ....52...... Mark Zban 1968 ....21...... Bob Lemley 1966 ....4 ...... Walt Garnett 33 ...... Rick Lambert 1974 ....126 ...... Dave Allie 1996 ....58...... Mike Hagy 1967 ....18...... Jim Fantuzzo 4 ...... Ken Zornes 33 ...... Robbie Morrison 1973 ....93...... Larry Verbage 1995 ....57...... Mike Hagy 1966 ....18...... Carl Nelson 1965 ....3 ...... Lowell Leach 1985 ....45...... Vance Bunn 1972 ....94...... Herb Karlet 1994 ....57...... Todd Ross 1965 ....18...... Tom Davidson 3 ...... Carl Nelson 45 ...... Chip Cook 1971 ....130 ...... Craig Dickson 1993 ....42...... Kurt Henzler 1964 ....16...... Dick Fillmore 3 ...... Charles Yonkers 45 ...... Dan Culicerto 1970 ....90...... Craig Dickson 1992 ....34...... Chris Childers 1963 ....22...... Rusty Wamsley 1964 ....4 ...... Charles Brown 45 ...... Terry Thompson 1969 ....110 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1991 ....41...... Chris Childers 1962 ....12...... Richard Fillmore 4 ...... Zeke Myers 1984 ....27...... fi ve players 1968 ....94...... Walt Garnett 1990 ....61...... Chris Hall 1961 ....16...... Fred Conley 1963 ....16...... Rusty Wamsley 1983 ....33...... fi ve players 1967 ....93...... Jim Fantuzzo 1989 ....47...... Jason Nixon 1960 ....19...... Tex Williams 1962 ....7 ..... Mickey Sydenstricker 1982 ....38...... Terry Adkins 1966 ....79...... Bob Lemley 1988 ....52...... Jason Nixon 1959 ....15...... Marion Majher 1961 ....5 ...... Jack Trainor 38 ...... Greg Hill 1965 ....105 ...... Tom Davidson 1987 ....41...... Robbie Morrison 1956 ....13...... John Mayberry 1960 ....6 ...... Ron Lambert 38 ...... Todd Sager 1964 ....83...... Tom Davidson 1986 ....52...... Robbie Morrison 13 ...... Clarence York 1959 ....6 ...... Fred Conley 1981 ....39...... Terry Adkins 1963 ....89...... Toby Holbrook 1985 ....52...... Chip Cook 1954 ....16...... Milan Zban 1956 ....3 ...... Gary Wolfe 39 ...... Mark Crouch 1962 ....58...... Rusty Wamsley 1984 ....32...... Todd Sager 1952 ....5 ...... Carl Nutter 1934 ....6 ...... Eddie Goyette 39 ...... Greg Hill 1961 ....71...... Rusty Wamsley 1983 ....51...... Greg Hill 5 ...... Jim Swierczek 39 ...... Dave Sullivan 1960 ....80...... Ron Lambert 1982 ....48...... Todd Sager 1934 ....14...... John Zontin Home Runs 1980 ....28...... six players 1959 ....82...... Fred Conley 1981 ....48...... Greg Hill 2005 ....8 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1979 ....39...... fi ve players 1956 ....66...... John Mayberry 1980 ....33...... David Sullivan Doubles 2004 ....8 ...... Rich Russell 1978 ....40...... Larry Berkery 1954 ....31...... Jim Swierczek 33 ...... Johnny Taylor 2005 ....11...... Brad Helm 2003 ....14...... Francois Larmore 40 ...... Glen Lewis 1934 ....59...... Bill Craig 1979 ....46...... Mike Allie 2004 ....16...... Francois Larmore 2002 ....10...... C. Desantis 40 ...... Randy Rosiek 1928 ....78...... Creighton Noyes 1978 ....49...... Randy Rosiek 2003 ....18...... Francois Larmore 2001 ....23...... Jason Brooks 1977 ....41...... Mike Horan 1977 ....42...... Mike Horan 2002 ....16...... C. Dziedziejko 2000 ....20...... Marty Rini 1976 ....31...... Carl Burgess Batting Average 1976 ....31...... Lou Packer 2001 ....14...... Jason Brooks 1999 .... 9 ...... Eric Pinkerton 31 ...... Mike Horan 2005 .....320 ...... Adam Ptacek 1974 ....42...... Mike Kaufman 14 ...... Bryan Colley 1998 ....20...... Tom Kuempel 1975 ....34...... Fred Faulkner 2004 .....374 ...... Adam Frederick 1975 ....40...... Mike Horan 2000 ....22...... Eric Pinkerton 1997 ....14...... Tom Kuempel 34 ...... Mark Gross 2003 .....376 ...... Corie O’Bryan 1973 ....22...... Larry Verbage 1999 ....16...... Eric Pinkerton 1996 ....8 ...... Mike Hagy 34 ...... Mike Kaufman 2002 .....376 ...... Adam Ferriman 1972 ....34...... Herb Karlet 1998 ....18...... Ryan Roush 1995 ....5 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 1974 ....36...... Dave Allie 2001 .....392 ...... David Colangelo 1971 ....50...... Glenn Verbage 1997 ....13...... Mark Zban 5 ...... Kurt Henzler 36 ...... Darren Woody 2000 .....392 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1970 ....27...... Craig Dickson 1996 ....13...... Mike Hagy 1994 ....4 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 1973 ....28...... four players 1999 .....369 ...... Aaron Williams 1969 ....35...... Jim Fantuzzo 1972 ....25...... six players 1998 .....435 ...... Tom Kuempel 1968 ....34...... John Mazur 1971 ....35...... six players 1997 .....3312 ...... Mark Zban 1967 ....26...... Bob Lemley 1970 ....26...... four players .3311 ...... Tom Kuempel 1966 ....20...... Charles Yonker 1969 ....27...... fi ve players 1996 .379 ...... Mike Hagy 1965 ....25...... Tom Langfi tt 1968 ....25...... six players 1995 .....324 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ....26...... Dick Fillmore 1967 ....23...... fi ve players 1994 .....335 ...... Todd Ross 1963 ....40...... Rusty Wamsley 1966 ....21...... Bob Lemley 1993 .....321 ...... Jon Robertson 1962 ....23...... Rusty Wamsley 21 ...... Charles Yonker 1992 .....313 ...... Todd Ross 1961 ....20...... Jack Trainor 1965 ....25...... Tom Davidson 1991 .....299 ...... Chris Childers 1960 ....26...... Fred Conley 25 ...... Don Rockhold 1990 .....379 ...... Chris Hall 1959 ....20...... Alex Lawrence 1964 ....23...... Pete Brezden 1989 .....427 ...... Jason Nixon 1956 ....21...... Clarence York 23 ...... Mike Cunningham 1988 .....381 ...... Roger McIntyre 1954 ....6 ...... Earl Skaggs 23 ...... Zeke Myers 1987 .....383 ...... Robbie Morrison 6 ...... Ed Walowac 1963 ....22...... Toby Holbrook 1986 .....409 ...... Robbie Morrison 6 ...... Milan Zban 22 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1985 .....428 ...... Chip Cook 1934 ....25...... Bill Craig 1962 ....14...... fi ve players 1984 .....376 ...... Todd Sager 1928 ....28...... Creighton Noyes 1961 ....19...... James Cook 1983 .....436 ...... Greg Hill 28 ...... Johnny Watson 19 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1982 .....358 ...... Todd Sager 1960 ....22...... Ron Lambert 1981 .....378 ...... Greg Hill Runs Scored 1959 ....21...... Fred Conley 1980 .....438 ...... Greg Hill 2005 ....39...... Adam Ptacek 21 ...... Marion Majher 1979 .....371 ...... Mike Allie 2004 ....46...... Adam Frederick 1956 ....17...... four players 1978 .....380 ...... Randy Rosiek 2003 ....46...... Francois Larmore 1934 ....13...... fi ve players 1977 .....301 ...... John Rulli 2002 ....58...... David Colangelo 1928 ....17...... four players 1976 .....380 ...... John Wilson 2001 ....71...... David Colangelo Joe Glevenyak led Marshall in 2005 with eight home runs.

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1993 ....4 ...... Shane McComas 1972 ....24...... Herb Karlet 1985 ....29...... Scott Crosby 1992 ....5 ...... Kurt Henzler 1971 ....37...... Glenn Verbage 1984 ....19...... Rick Lambert 1991 ....4 ...... Chris Childers 1970 ....23...... Glenn Verbage 1983 ....11...... Todd Sager 4 ...... Dave McAnallen 1969 ....16...... Glenn Verbage 1982 ....26...... Vance Bunn 4 ...... Roger McIntyre 1968 ....16...... John Mazur 1981 ....26...... Jeff Rowe 1990 ....11...... John Piepenbrink 1967 ....13...... Bob Lemley 1979 ....21...... John Wilson 1989 ....11...... Jason Nixon 1966 ....14...... Charles Yonker 1978 ....33...... Mike Allie 1988 ....15...... Jason Nixon 1965 ....12...... Tom Langfi tt 1977 ....18...... Mike Mueller 1987 ....8 ...... Jason Nixon 12 ...... Lowell Leach 18 ...... Tom Verbage 1986 ....8 ...... Greg Hatton 1964 ....17...... Zeke Meyers 1976 ....22...... Joe Waugh 1985 ....9 ...... Trey Duffy 1963 ....23...... Rusty Wamsley 1975 ....22...... Joe Waugh 9 ...... Ben Fetter 1962 ....22...... Charlie Brown 1974 ....26...... Mark Gross 1984 ....7 ...... Rick Lambert 1961 ....14...... Corky Layman 1973 ....20...... Tim Murphy 1983 ....11...... Greg Hill 1960 ....17...... Jack Marcum 1972 ....19...... John Lutes 1982 ....11...... Jeff Rowe 1959 ....14...... Ruel Ball 1971 ....20...... John Lutes 1981 ....7 ...... Greg Hill 14 ...... Fred Conley 1970 ....16...... Craig Dickson 7 ...... Todd Sager 1956 ....14...... Donzil Hall 1969 ....29...... Gil Koury 1980 ...5 ...... Greg Hill 1954 ....6 ...... Milan Zban 1968 ....22...... Jim Fantuzzo 1979 ....5 ...... Mike Allie 1952 ....5 ...... Carl Nutter 1967 ....24...... Charlie Yonker 5 ...... Johnny Taylor 1966 ....23...... Charles Yonker 5 ...... John Wilson Total Bases 1965 ....27...... Don Rockhold 1978 ....5 ...... Mike Allie 2005 ....92...... Joe Glevenyak 1964 ....21...... Dick Fillmore 1977 ....2 ...... Mike Horan 2004 ....103 ...... Francois Larmore 1963 ....18...... Charlie Brown 2 ...... John Rulli 2003 ....130 ...... Francois Larmore 1962 ....12...... Ken Echols 1976 ....3 ...... Mike Mueller 2002 ....109 ...... David Colangelo 12 ...... Ron Lambert 1975 ....7 ...... Steve Hall 2001 ....155 ...... Jason Brooks 1960 ....23...... Ron Lambert 1974 ....3 ...... Mike Prettyman 2000 ....138 ...... Marty Rini 1959 ....22...... Marion Majher 1973 ....5 ...... Darren Woody 1999 ....110 ...... Eric Pinkerton Aaron Jamieson led Marshall last year in hits and at bats and 1972 ....2 ...... three players 1998 ....156 ...... Tom Kuempel tied for the team lead in games played. Stolen Bases 1971 ....9 ...... Glenn Verbage 1997 ....101 ...... Tom Kuempel 2005 ....8/10 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1970 ....5 ...... Glenn Verbage 1996 ....97...... Mike Hagy 1993 .....510 ...... Shane McComas 1988 ....29...... Dave McAnallen 8/13 ...... Adam Ptacek 1969 ....3 ...... John Mazur 1995 ....81...... Kurt Henzler 1992 .....455 ...... Todd Ross 1987 ....26...... Dave Piepenbrink 2004 ....40/52 ...... Chris Monaco 3 ...... Glenn Verbage 81 ...... Mike Hagy 1991 .....467 ...... Chris Childers 1986 ....17...... Jon Hart 2003 ....15/18 ....Mike Koitsopoulos 1968 ....3 ...... Bob Lemley 1994 ....77...... Todd Ross 1990 .....628 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 17 ...... Rick Lambert 2002 ....21/22 ...... David Colangelo 3 ...... John Mazur 1993 ....62...... Kurt Henzler 1989 .....827 ...... Jason Nixon 1985 ....34...... Vance Bunn 2001 ....15/21 ...... David Colangelo 1967 ....1 ...... six players 1992 ....55...... Kurt Henzler 1988 .....774 ...... Roger McIntyre 1984 ....17...... Vance Bunn 2000 ....11/14 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1966 ....2 ...... Charles Yonker 1991 ....64...... Chris Childers 1987 .....681 ...... Robbie Morrison 17 ...... Rick Lambert 1999 ....33/39 ...... Aaron Williams 1965 ....2 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1990 ....94...... Chris Hall 1986 .....784 ...... Greg Hatten 1983 ....24...... Todd Sager 1998 ....14/14 ...... Aaron Williams 2 ...... Lowell Leach 1989 ....91...... Jason Nixon 1985 .....690 ...... Chip Cook 1982 ....25...... Dan Culicerto 1997 ....7/8 ...... Keith Mastro 2 ...... Don Rockhold 1988 ....107 ...... Jason Nixon 1984 .....574 ...... Rick Lambert 1981 ....23...... Todd Sager 7/11 ...... Mike Fleming 1964 ....1 ...... three players 1987 ....73...... Robbie Morrison 1983 .....768 ...... Greg Hill 1980 ...... No Stats Recorded 1996 ....7/10 ...... Aaron Williams 1963 ....3 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1986 ....88...... Robbie Morrison 1982 .....679 ...... Todd Sager 1979 ....23...... Dave Ramella 1995 ....18/25 ...... Jim Reynolds 1962 ....1 ...... three players 1985 ....100 ...... Chip Cook 1981 .....756 ...... Todd Sager 23 ...... Harry Severino 1994 ....13/16 ...... Jim Reynolds 1961 ....5 ...... Corky Layman 1984 ....44...... Vance Bunn 1980 .....726 ...... Greg Hill 1978 ....24...... Dave Ramella 1993 ....6/7 ...... Brent Burke 1960 ....5 ...... Jack Marcum 1983 ....92...... Greg Hill 1979 .....589 ...... Mike Allie 1977 ....26...... Mike Horan 1992 ....7/7 ...... Chris Childers 1959 ....2 ...... Marion Majher 1982 ....91...... Todd Sager 1978 .....527 ...... Mike Allie 1976 ....15...... Lou Packer 1991 ....9/12 ...... Chris Childers 1956 ....3 ...... Donzil Hall 1981 ....76...... Greg Hill 1977 .....425 ...... John Rulli 1975 ....37...... Mark Gross 1990 ....6/10 ..... Dave Piepenbrink 1954 ....6 ...... Milan Zban 1980 ....55...... Mark Crouch 1976 .....563 ...... Mike Mueller 1974 ....30...... Darren Woody 1989 ....4/4 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1934 ....2 ...... Carl Edmonds 55 ...... Johnny Taylor 1975 .....620 ...... Mark Gross 1973 ....18...... Dave Allie 1988 ....4/4 ...... Sam Nelson 2 ...... John Zontini 1979 ....73...... Mike Allie 1974 .....505 ...... Mike Kaufman 1972 ....20 ...... John Lutes 4/5 ...... Jamie Svanagan 1978 ....69...... Mike Allie 1973 .....638 ...... Darren Woody 1971 ....21...... Craig Dickson 4/6 ...... Jason Nixon Runs Batted In 1977 ....55...... Mike Horan 1972 .....468 ...... Herb Karlet 1970 ....17...... Roger Gertz 1987 ....8/9 ...... Robbie Morrison 2005 ....33...... Joe Glevenyak 1976 ....49...... Mike Mueller 1971 .....780 ...... Glenn Verbage 1969 ....14...... Gil Koury 1986 ....16/16 ...... Robbie Morrison 2004 ....43...... Adam Frederick 1975 ....59...... Mike Horan 1970 .....545 ...... Glenn Verbage 1968 ....27...... Jim Fantuzzo 1985 ....10/11 ...... Dan Culicerto Francois Larmore 1974 ....53...... Mike Kaufman 1969 .....429 ...... Glenn Varbage 1967 ....14...... Carl Nelson 10/12 ...... Terry Thompson 2003 ....45...... Corie O’Bryan 1973 ....49...... Larry Verbage 1968 .....581 ...... John Mazur 1966 ....12...... Walt Garnett 1984 ....9/14 ...... Aaron Rice 2002 ....41...... Craig Dziedziejko 1972 ....44...... Herb Karlet 1967 .....412 ...... Bob Lemley 12 ...... Don Rockhold 1983 ....15/16 ...... Greg Hill 2001 ....73...... Jason Brooks 1971 ....96...... Glenn Verbage 1966 .....508 ...... Walt Garnett 1965 ....9 ...... Lowell Leach 1982 ....5/5 ...... Aaron Rice 2000 ....57...... Marty Rini 1970 ....48...... Glenn Verbage 1965 .....519 ...... Lowell Leach 1964 ....18...... Charles Brown 5/7 ...... Greg Hill 1999 ....38 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1969 ....46...... Jim Fantuzzo 1964 .....377 ...... Mike Cunningham 1963 ....11...... Toby Holbrook 1981 ....9/11 ...... Greg Hill 1998 ....60...... Tom Kuempel 1968 ....54...... John Mazur 1963 .....835 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1962 ....9 ...... Ken Echols 9/12 ...... Dave Sullivan 1997 ....39...... Tom Kuempel 1967 ....35...... Bob Lemley 1962 .....549 . Mickey Sydenstricker 9 ...... Ron Lambert 1980 ....9/10 ...... Dave Sullivan 1996 ....33...... Mike Hagy 1966 ....32...... Walt Garnett 1961 .....615 ...... Corky Layman 1961 ...... No Stats Recorded 1979 ....8/9 ...... Mike Allie 1995 ....25...... Craig Brumfi eld 1965 ....42...... Lowell Leach 1960 .....597 ...... Jack Marcum 1960 ....18...... Tex Williams 8/9 ...... Harry Severino 25 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ....29...... Mike Cunningham 1959 .....397 ...... Marion Majher 1959 ....13...... Fred Conley 1978 ....6/8 ...... Mike Allie 1994 ....33...... Todd Ross 29 ...... Zeke Myers 1956 .....509 ...... Clarence York 1977 ....10/17 ...... John Wilson 1993 ....26...... Kurt Henzler 1963 ....71...... Rusty Wamsley 1934 .....576 ...... Bill Craig Strikeouts 1976 ....10...... Harry Severino 1992 ....20...... Kurt Henzler 1962 ....28.... Mickey Sydenstricker 2005 ....49...... Roddy Stieger 1975 ....14...... Mike Sullivan 1991 ....24...... Roger McIntyre 1961 ....32...... Corky Layman Walks 2004 ....52...... Francois Larmore 1974 ....11...... Dick Grogan 24 ...... Dave McAnallen 1960 ....37...... Jack Marcum 2005 ....29...... Adam Ptacek 2003 ....54...... Craig Dziedziejko 11 ...... Mike Kaufman 1990 ....42...... John Piepenbrink 1959 ....29...... Marion Majher 2004 ....28...... Chris Monaco 2002 ....37...... Marty Rini 1973 ....6 ...... Dick Grogan 1989 ....42...... Dave McAnallen 1956 ....27...... Clarence York 2003 ....21...... Scott Henning 2001 ....40...... Jason Brooks 1972 ....5 ...... John Wiseman 1988 ....43...... Dave Piepenbrink 1954 ....24...... Milan Zban Corie O’Bryan 2000 ....45...... Marty Rini 1971 ....13...... Craig Dickson 1987 ....29...... Robbie Morrison 1934 ....34...... Bill Craig 2002 ....30...... Matt White 1999 ....40...... Eric Pinkerton 1970 ....3 ...... Craig Dickson 1986 ....30...... Robbie Morrison 2001 ....37...... Matt Eldridge 1998 ....33...... Ryan Roush 1969 ....3 ...... Horlin Carter 1985 ....44...... Scott Crosby Slugging Percentage 2000 ....30...... Jason Brooks 1997 ....34...... Tom Kuempel 1968 ....9 ...... Bob Lemley 1984 ....32...... Chip Cook 2005 .....532 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1999 ....32...... Aaron Williams 1996 ....32...... Ryan Roush 1967 ....6 ...... Bob Lemley 1983 ....38...... Greg Hill 2004 .....583 ...... Rich Russell 1998 ....26...... Aaron Williams 1995 ....44...... Tim Fanning 1962 ....6 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1982 ....40...... Todd Sager 2003 .....628 ...... Francois Larmore 1997 ....22...... Tom Kuemple 1994 ....35...... Craig Brumfi eld 1961 ....5 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1981 ....42...... Greg Hill 2002 .....649 ...... Clay Desantis 1996 ....21...... Mike Hagy 1993 ....26...... Jim Reynolds 1980 ...26 ...... Greg Hill 2001 .....829 ...... Jason Brooks 1995 ....22...... Kurt Henzler 1992 ....31...... George Kayes 1979 ....37...... Mike Allie 2000 .....780 ...... Marty Rini 22 ...... Keith Mastro 1991 ....42...... Dave McAnallen 1978 ....27...... Randy Rosiek 1999 .....570 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1994 ....30...... Allen Osborne 1990 ....40...... Dave McAnallen 1977 ....24 ...... Mike Mueller 1998 .....848 ...... Tom Kuempel 1993 ....28...... Todd Borders 1989 ....23...... Sam Nelson 1976 ....20...... Mike Mueller 1997 .....669 ...... Tom Kuempel 1992 ....23...... Todd Borders 1988 ....26...... Dave McAnallen 1975 ....41...... Steve Hall 1996 .....634 ...... Mike Hagy 1991 ....37...... Roger McIntyre 1987 ....26...... Ty Phillips 1974 ....29...... Mike Kaufman 1995 .....463 ...... Kurt Henzler 1990 ....33...... John Piepenbrink 1986 ....21...... Scott Crosby 1973 ....22 ...... Larry Verbage 1994 .....481 ...... Marshall Henry 1989 ....25...... Roger McIntyre 21 ...... Trey Duffy

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5 ...... Tex Williams 1977 ....15...... Albie DeYoung 1999 ....4.39 ...... J.J. Thomas 1976 ....10...... Greg Rowsey 1998 ....3.75 ...... Sean Reeder PITCHING 1975 ....10...... Greg Kappas 1997 ....4.98 ...... Joey Hahn Games Started 10 ...... Jim Willis 1996 ....5.58 ...... J.R. Watts 2005 ....14...... Chris Koutsavlis 1974 ....12...... Tom Marine 1995 ....2.30 ...... Tim Fanning 2004 ....14...... Chris Koutsavlis 1973 ....10...... Mark Doboney 1994 ....2.50 ...... Matt Spade 2003 ....14...... Grant Harper 10 ...... Jim Willis 1993 ....3.33 ...... Steve Diamond 2002 ....15...... Chris Fritz 1972 ....12...... Dave Davis 1992 ....3.33 ...... Matt Spade 2001 ....14...... Steve Fowler 1971 ....13...... Ralph Caudill 1991 ....2.88 ...... Ronnie Spencer 2000 ....17...... Sean Reeder 13 ...... Rodney May 1990 ....2.16 ...... Ronald Thomas 1999 ....15...... Sean Reeder 1970 ....11...... Carl Hewlett 1989 ....2.97 ...... Tony Petersen 1998 ....15...... J.R. Watts 11 ...... Robert Hull 1988 ....2.36 ...... Chris Queen 1997 ....12...... J.R. Watts 11 ...... Gary Leach 1987 ....4.89 ...... Ray Nolan 1996 ....15...... J.R. Watts 1969 ....9 ...... Carl Hewlett 1986 ....4.70 ...... Ray Nolan 1995 ....14...... Frank Thompson 1968 ....12...... Gary Stobart 1985 ....3.00 ...... Chris Queen 1994 ....15...... Matt Spade 1967 ....8 ...... Tom Harris 1984 ....2.53 ...... Mark Wallace 1993 ....13...... Matt Spade 1966 ....12...... Bob Hale 1983 ....3.61 ...... J.D. McKinney 1992 ....11...... Matt Spade 1965 ....12...... John Mullins 1982 ....3.72 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1991 ....10...... Chris Bellomy 1964 ....7 ...... John Mullins 1981 ....2.73 ...... Jeff Montgomery 10 ...... Brandon Ramsey 1963 ....8 ...... Dale Lynd 1980 ....0.60 ...... Mike Sullivan 1990 ....10...... Jason Schafer 1962 ....8 ...... Dale Lynd 1979 ....2.17 ...... Grant Campbell 1989 ....9 ...... Jason Schafer 1961 ....11...... Richard Wildt 1978 ....1.72 ...... Jerry Chapman 1988 ....10 ...... Ray Nolan 1960 ....8 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1977 ....1.84 ...... Greg Kappas 1987 ....10...... Eddie Harris 1959 ....10...... Marion Majher 1976 ....1.53 ...... Albie DeYoung Brendon Bump led the Herd last season in ERA, appearances and 1986 ....12...... Greg Stevens 10 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1975 ....1.38 ...... Greg Rowsey 1985 ....9 ...... Greg Stevens 1934 .... 8 ...... Maywood Belcher 1974 ....1.57 ...... Greg Kappas saves and tied for the team lead in wins. 1984 ....9 ...... David Clay 1928 .... 8 ...... Guy Fisher 1973 ....0.86 ...... Mark Doboney 1973 ....7-2 ...... Mark Doboney 1977 ....1 ...... three players 1983 ....9 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1972 ....1.02 ...... Mike Peppers 1972 ....5-3 ...... Mike Peppers 1976 ....1 ...... three players 1982 ....10...... Jeff Montgomery Innings Pitched 1971 ....2.34 ...... Rodney May 1971 ....8-5 ...... Rodney May 1975 ....1 ...... Gary Hunt 1981 ....10...... Gary Nelson 2005 ....83.0 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1970 ....1.20 ...... Bill Calleja 1970 ....6-4 ...... Carl Hewlett 1 ...... Greg Rowsey 10 ...... Mike Sullivan 2004 ....88.2 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1969 ....0.00 ...... Gary Leach 1969 ....4-2 ...... Carl Hewlett 1974 ....2 ...... Greg Kappas 1980 ....8 ...... Grant Campbell 2003 ....96.1 ...... Grant Harper 1968 ....2.12 ...... Tom Harris 1968 ....5-2 ...... Tom Harris 1973 ....2 ...... Steve Hall 1979 ....9 ...... Grant Campbell 2002 ....78.1 ...... Chris Fritz 1967 ....2.79 ...... Bill Blevins 5-3 ...... Paul Holley 1972 ....2 ...... Dave Davis 1978 ....13...... Albie DeYoung 2001 ....86.1 ...... Steve Fowler 1966 ....3.30 ...... Bill Blevins 1967 ....4-4 ...... Tom Harris 1971 ....0 1977 ....12...... Greg Kappas 2000 ....107.0 ...... Sean Reeder 1965 ....5.00 ...... Mike Fullerton 4-4 ...... Paul Holley 1970 ....3 ...... Gary Leach 1976 ....8 ...... Greg Kappas 1999 ....95.2 ...... Sean Reeder 1964 ....3.55 ...... Charles Newton 1966 ....2-0 ...... Bob Hale 1969-1962 ...... No Stats Recorded 1975 ....9 ...... Jim Willis 1998 ....88.1 ...... J.R. Watts 1963 ....3.24 ...... Dale Lynd 2-8 ...... Bill Blevins 1961 ....1 ...... Jim Gallion 1974 ....9 ...... Dave Campbell 1997 ....67.1 ...... J.R. Watts 1962 ....3.21 ...... Jim Freeman 1965 ....3-5 ...... Mike Fullerton ...... 1 ...... Dick Wildt 1973 ....9 ...... Mark Doboney 1996 ....88.2 ...... J.R. Watts 1961 ....3.32 ...... Carl Little 1964 ....3-6 ...... John Mullins 1972 ....10...... Mike Peppers 1995 ....71.2 ...... Frank Thompson 1960 ....3.35 ...... Reynolds 1963 ....4-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1971 ....13...... Rodney May 1994 ....100.7 ...... Matt Spade 1959 ....2.11 ...... Myers Strikeouts 1962 ....2-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1970 ....9 ...... Carl Hewlett 1993 ....77.3 ...... Matt Spade 1956 ....1.02 ...... Paul Underwood 2005 ....58...... Brian Knippelmeyer 1961 ....5-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1969 ....9 ...... Paul Holley 1992 ....67.7 ...... Matt Spade 1954 ....2.31 ...... Allen Kenney 2004 ....69...... Brian Chrisman 1960 ...3-3 ...... Marion Majher 1968 ....9 ...... Tom Harris 1991 ....57.7 ...... Chris Bellomy 1934 ....0.68 ...... Maywood Belcher 2003 ....57...... Grant Harper 1959 ....6-3 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1967 ....9 ...... Paul Holley 1990 ....55.0 ...... Scott Miller 2002 ....47...... Chris Fritz 1954 ....1-2 ...... Rudy Chandler 1966 ....10...... Bill Blevins 1989 ....46.7 ...... Jason Schafer Games Won 2001 ....71...... Steve Fowler 1952 ....2-2 ...... Allen Kenney 1965 ....12...... John Mullins 1988 ....56.0 ... Keith Throckmorton 2005 ....3-4 ...... Brendon Bump 2000 ....94...... Sean Reeder 1934 ....8-0 ...... Maywood Belcher 1964 ....9 ...... John Mullins 1987 ....53.3 ...... Eddie Harris 3-4 ...... Chris Cummings 1999 ....107 ...... Sean Reeder 1928 ....6-1 ...... Guy Fisher 1963 ....8 ...... Dale Lynd 1986 ....57.7 ...... Gary Stevens 3-7 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1998 ....71...... J.R. Watts 1962 ....8 ...... Dale Lynd 1985 ....62.3 ...... Gary Stevens 2004 ....6-4 ...... Grant Harper 1997 ....81...... J.R. Watts 1961 ....6 ...... Dale Lynd 1984 ....40.0 ...... David Clay 2003 ....5-8 ...... Grant Harper Games Saved 1996 ....72...... J.R. Watts 1960 ....7 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1983 ....48.0 ...... Jeff Montgomery 5-3 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 2005 ....3 ...... Brendon Bump 1995 ....63...... Brandon Mohr 1959 ....9 ...... Marion Majher 1982 ....67.3 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2002 ....5-7 ...... Chris Fritz 3 ...... David Slovak 1994 ....100 ...... Matt Spade 9 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1981 ....65.3 ...... Gary Nelson 2001 ....5-2 ...... Brandon Bartos 2004 ....5 ...... Chris Meadows 1993 ....71...... Matt Spade 1934 ....7 ...... Maywood Belcher 1980 ....40.7 ...... Grant Campbell 5-3 ...... Steve Fowler 2003 ....6 ...... Chris Meadows 1992 ....59...... Matt Spade 1928 ....7 ...... Guy Fisher 1979 ...54.0 ...... Grant Campbell 2000 ....7-10...... Sean Reeder 2002 ....2 ...... B. Shade 1991 ....45...... Bill Craig 1978 ....90.0 ...... Albie DeYoung 1999 ....6-7 ...... Sean Reeder 2001 ....1 ...... Four Players 1990 ....52...... Jason Schafer 2000 ....2 ...... Steve Fowler 1989 ....36...... Jason Schafer Appearances 1977 ....82.3 ...... Albie DeYoung 1998 ....9-6 ...... J.R. Watts 2 ...... Chris Wean 1988 ....36...... Tony Petersen 2005 ....32...... Brendon Bump 1976 ....52.0 ...... Greg Kappas 1997 ....3-5 ...... Chris Grimes 1999 ....2 ...... J.J. Thomas 36 ...... Keith Throckmorton 2004 ....24...... Chris Meadows 1975 ....61.3 ...... Greg Kappas 1996 ....3-7 ...... J.R. Watts 1998 ....5 ...... Sean Reeder 1987 ....36...... Michael Johnson 2003 ....28...... Chris Meadows 1974 ....60.7 ...... Jim Willis 1995 ....3-3 ...... Chad Hathaway 1997 ....2 ...... Joey Hahn 1986 ....53...... Greg Stevens 2002 ....28...... Chris Meadows 1973 ....73.7 ...... Mark Doboney 3-6 ...... Brandon Mohr 1996 ....0 1985 ....56...... Greg Stevens 2001 ....16...... Rick Suter 1972 ....61.7 ...... Mike Peppers 1994 ....8-4 ...... Matt Spade 1995 ....5 ...... Tim Fanning 1984 ....31...... David Clay 2000 ....20...... Sean Reeder 1971 ....100.0 ...... Rodney May 1993 ....4-7 ...... Matt Spade 1994 ....4 ...... Tim Fanning 1983 ....40...... Jeff Montgomery 1999 ....19...... J.J. Thomas 1970 ....69.3 ...... Carl Hewlett 1992 ....3-3 ...... Ron Spencer 1993 ....4 ...... Steve Diamond 1982 ....63...... Jeff Montgomery 1998 ....24...... Sean Reeder 1969 ....56.3 ...... Carl Hewlett 3-5 ...... Matt Spade 1992 ....2 ...... Rick Paugh 1981 ....57...... Jeff Montgomery 1997 ....18...... Joey Hahn 1968 ....63.7 ...... Tom Harris 3-6 ...... Steve Bennett 1991 ....2 ...... Kevin Robert 1980 ....33...... Grant Campbell 1996 ....17...... Chris Hughes 1967 ....70.3 ...... Paul Holley 1991 ....5-4 ...... Bill Craig 2 ...... Ronnie Spencer 1979 ....43...... Grant Campbell 1995 ....25...... Chad Hathaway 1966 ....65.3 ...... Bill Blevins 1990 ....4-4 ...... Bill Craig 1990 ....5 ...... Ronald Thomas 1978 ....60...... Albie DeYoung 1994 ....16...... Rick Paugh 1965 ....50.0 ...... John Mullins 4-5 ...... Jason Shaffer 1989 ....4 ...... Tony Petersen 1977 ....84 ...... Albie DeYoung 1993 ....19...... Steve Diamond 1964 ....66.0 ...... John Mullins 1989 ....4-2 ...... Tony Petersen 1988 ....3 ...... Tony Petersen 1976 ....34...... Albie DeYoung 1992 ....21...... Rick Paugh 1963 ....67.7 ...... Dale Lynd 1988 ....5-2 ...... Tony Petersen 1987 ....1 ...... Robbie Dearing 1975 ....54...... Greg Kappas 1991 ....16...... John Winters 1962 ....48.0 ...... Dale Lynd 1987 ....4-4 ...... Eddie Harris 1 ...... Raymond Nolan 1974 ....54...... Dave Campbell 1990 ....19...... Ronald Thomas 1961 ....55.3 ...... Dale Lynd 1986 ....4-5 ...... Eddie Harris 1986 ....3 ...... Chris Queen 1973 ....78...... Mark Doboney 1989 ....18...... Tony Petersen 1960 ....51.3 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1985 ....7-0 ...... J.D. McKinney 1985 ....3 ...... Rick Reed 1972 ....56...... Mike Peppers 1988 ....15...... John Chaﬁ n 1959 ....75.0 ...... Marion Majher 1984 ....4-4 ...... David Clay 1984 ....1 ...... Eddie Harris 1971 ....72...... Rodney May 1987 ....13...... John Chaﬁ n 1954 ....35.0 ...... Allen Kenney 1983 ....5-4 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1 ...... Alfred Rosario 1970 ....53...... Carl Hewlett 1986 ....12...... Chris Queen 1934 ....66.0 ..... Maywood Belcher 1982 ....6-4 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1983 ....2 ...... J.D. McKinney 1969 ....46...... Carl Hewlett 12 ...... Greg Stevens 1928 ....58.0 ...... Guy Fisher 1981 ....7-2 ...... Gary Nelson 1982 ....1 ...... Steve Verrone 1968 ....53...... Paul Holley 1985 ....17...... Rick Reed 7-3 ...... Mike Sullivan 1981 ....1 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1967 ....56...... Paul Holley 1984 ....10...... David Clay Earned Run Average 1980 ....5-1 ...... Gary Nelson 1 ...... Gary Nelson 1966 ...56...... Bill Blevins 10 ...... Greg Stevens Minimum 10.1 IP 1979 ....6-1 ...... Jerry Chapman 1980 ....0 1965 ....38...... John Mullins 1983 ....12...... J.D. McKinney 2005 ....3.38 ...... Brendon Bump 1978 ....8-3 ...... Albie DeYoung 1979 ....2 ...... Grant Campbell 1964 ....58...... John Mullins 1982 ....11...... Jeff Montgomery 2004 ....3.38 ...... Chris Cummings 1977 ....5-2 ...... Mike Sedberry 2 ...... Derek McDaniel 1963 ....58...... Dale Lynd 1981 ....12...... Gary Nelson 2003 ....4.08 ...... Steve Ziroli 1976 ....7-1 ...... Greg Kappas 1978 ....2 ...... Bob Birch 1962 ....38...... Dale Lynd 1980 ....8 ...... Grant Campbell 2002 ....6.49 ...... Chris Meadows 1975 ....5-0 ...... Jim Willis 2 ...... Jerry Chapman 1961 ....44...... Dale Lynd 1979 ....15...... Derek McDaniels 2001 ....4.07 ...... Steve Fowler 5-3 ...... Greg Kappas 2 ...... Albie DeYoung 1960 ....45...... Hugh Reynolds 1978 ....16...... Albie DeYoung 2000 ....5.79 ...... Rustyn Lee 1974 ....6-3 ...... Tom Marine 1959 ....83...... Marion Majher

60 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Honors and Awards

2000 Marty Rini (2nd) ALL-AMERICANS 2000 Homer Renshaw (2nd) 2001 Jason Brooks

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Southern Conference 1990 Dave Piepenbrink

COACH OF THE YEAR Southern Conference 1978 Jack Cook

Atlantic Region 1978 Jack Cook Mark Doboney Tom Kuempel Jason Brooks Pitcher (1973) Outﬁ eld (1998) First Base (2001) National Coach of the Year Led nation with 0.55 Won MAC’s Triple Crown Set Marshall records for 1978 Jack Cook (ﬁ nalist) regular season ERA. for batting average, home runs and RBI in a (First Team) home runs and RBI. single season. (Third Team) (Second Team) Huntington Elks Lodge 1979 Jack Cook

CONFERENCE AND 1987 Rob Morrison FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS TOURNAMENT HONORS 1989 Jason Nixon Brandon Bartos, 2001 (HM) West Virginia Athletic 1989 Dave Piepenbrink (2nd) Grant Harper, 2001 (HM) 1925 Frank “Red” Crist 1989 Roger McIntyre (2nd) 1928 Earsel Toler 1989 Tony Petersen (2nd) Freshman of the Year 1990 Dave Piepenbrink 1929 Creighton “Doc” Noyes Southern Conference 1991 Dave McAnallen (2nd) 1929 George Kozak Jeff Montgomery, 1981 (SP) 1930 Kyle Tackett 1991 Roger McIntyre (2nd) 1993 Shane McComas (2nd) 1930 Guy Fisher Male Athlete of the Year 1993 Matt Spade (2nd) 1931 Guy Fisher Southern Conference 1931 Sammy McEwen Tony Peterson, 1987-88 (RP) 1931 Ramey Hunter Mid-American Conference 1954 Ed Walowac 1932 John Zontini Player of the Year 1954 Milan Zban 1947 Bob Trowbridge Mid-American Conference 1954 Jim Swierczek (2nd) 1947 Ed Corn (2nd) Tom Kuempel, 1998 (1B) 1956 Donzil Hall 1956 Stan Maledki Buckeye Conference Conference Player of the Week 1933 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher 1956 Paul Underwood 1956 Clarence York (2nd) Mid-American Conference 1934 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher Chris Wean, 2000 (SP) 1934 Bill Craig 1957 Donzil Hall 1958 Donzil Hall Jason Riceri, 2001 (SS) 1935 Bill Craig Chris Meadows, 2002 (RP) 1935 John Zontini 1959 Alex Lawerence 1959 Hugh Reynolds (2nd) Matt White, 2002 (INF) Chris Fritz, 2002 (SP) Ohio Valley Conference 1959 Sonny Siriani (2nd) 1960 Hugh Reynolds Corie O’Bryan, 2003 (IF) 1949 Jack Cook Grant Harper, 2003 (SP) 1952 Jim Swierzcek 1960 Marion Majher (2nd) 1960 Tex Williams (2nd) Corie O’Bryan, 2004 (IF) 1961 Fred Conley (2nd) Adam Frederick, 2004 (IF) Southern Conference 1961 Jack Marcum (2nd) Tommy Johnson, 2005 (C) 1978 Randy Rosiek 1962 Mickey Sydenstricker (2nd) Adam Frederick, 2005 (IF) 1980 Greg Hill 1962 Rusty Wamsley (2nd) Chris Koutsavlis, 2005 (SP) 1981 Phillip Gordon 1963 Rusty Wamsley 1981 Mike Sullivan 1964 Zeke Myers (2nd) 1982 Todd Sager 1968 John Mazur (2nd) 1983 Greg Hill 1969 Paul Holley 1983 Todd Sager 1998 Tom Kuempel 1984 Todd Sager 1998 Mark Zban (2nd) 1985 Chip Cook 1998 J.R. Watts (Academic) 1985 J.D. McKinney 2000 Eric Pinkerton 1985 Terry Thompson

61 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Thundering Herd in the Pros

Name Team (Year) Terry Adkins ...... Pittsburgh Pirates (1982) Chad Baumgardner ...... Huntington Rail Kings (1998) Maywood Belcher ...... St. Louis Cardinals (1934) Lerry Berkery ...... Chicago White Sox (1978) Frank Bess ...... St. Louis Cardinals Friel Cassel ...... Huntington Boosters (1926) John Chaﬁ n ...... Chicago White Sox (1988-89) John Chaﬁ n ...... Boston Red Sox (1991-92) Frank Christ ...... Columbus (1924) Frank Christ ...... Huntingon Boosters (1926) Frank Christ ...... Philadelphia Athletics (1928) Bill Craig ...... Boston Red Sox (1935) Craig Edmonds ...... Boston Red Sox (1935)

Johnson Fry ...... Cleveland Indians (1923) Rick Reed Joe Goddard ...... San Diego Padres (1971) Carl Hewlett ...... Pittsburgh Pirates (1970) Greg Hill ...... Minnesota Twins (1983) Mike Horan ...... St. Louis Cardinals (1976) Ramey Hunter ...... Portsmouth Spartans (1933) Tom Kuempel ...... Lafayette Leopards (1999) Tom Kuempel ...... Ohio Valley Redcoats (1998) Bob Lemley ...... Cincinnati Reds (1968) Tim Martin ...... Detroit Lions (1997) Steve Miller ...... Cincinnati Reds (1968) Jeff Montgomery ...... Cincinnati Reds (1987) Jeff Montgomery ...... Kansas City Royals (1988) Tim Murphy ...... Texas Rangers (1973) Mark Ochal ...... San Diego Padres (1978) Lou Packer ...... Philadelphia Phillies (1976) Elmo Patrick ...... Boston Red Sox Otto Patrick ...... Boston Red Sox (1935) JEFF MONTGOMERY From Marshall University to the Cincinnati Reds and Kansas Rick Paugh...... Pittsburgh Pirates (1997) City Royals, Jeff Montgomery has enjoyed success at every level of Rick Paugh...... Canton Crocodiles (2000) baseball. In August of 2003, he was recognized for his eff orts when Tony Petersen ...... Minnesota Vikings (1988) the Kansas City Royals inducted him into their Hall of Fame. Rick Reed ...... Cincinnati Reds (1994) Montgomery, the Southern Conference Freshman of the Year in 1981, pitched at Marshall from 1981 to 1983. His 16 career wins Rick Reed ...... Pittsburgh Pirates (1995) for the Herd ranks third all time. Rick Reed ...... Kansas City Royals (1996) In 1983, the Cincinnati Reds selected Montgomery in the 9th Rick Reed ...... New York Mets (1996-2001) round of the amateur dra . He saw major league action for the fi rst time in the 1987 season with the Reds, appearing in 14 Rick Reed ...... Minnesota Twins (2001-03) games. Ryan Roush ...... Boston Red Sox (1998) Montgomery was traded to the Royals in early 1988 and made Kemper Shelton ...... Columbus (1914) an immediate impact, pitching in 45 games in his fi rst season. In Matt Spade ...... Pittsburgh Pirates (1997) 1989, he pitched 92 innings, allowing a career low 1.37 ERA. He became one of the top closers in the game in the mid 1990’s, Steve Verrone ...... Houston Astros (1983) appearing in three All-Star games (1992,1993 and 1996). His 45 Johnny Watson ...... Detroit Tigers (1930) saves in 1993 tied the Royals single season saves record. J.R. Watts ...... Huntington Rail Kings (1998) His 304 career saves tops the all-time list for the Royals and ranks 14th on the all-time Major League list. Tony Whiteman ...... Detroit Tigers (1997) In 13 years in the majors, Montgomery appeared in 700 games, John Zontini ...... Detroit Tigers (1935) pitching 868.7 innings. His career ERA was 3.27.

62 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Jack Cook Award

The Jack Cook award was created JACK COOK AWARD in 1990 to honor RECIPIENTS the Marshall baseball player selected Chris Hall ...... 1990 most valuable by Chris Childers ...... 1991 his teammates. Coach Cook Matt Spade ...... 1992 headed the Thun- Todd Ross ...... 1993 dering Herd for 24 seasons, compiling Kurt Henzler...... 1994 a 422-344-3 record. He has won more Mike Hagy ...... 1995 games than any other single-sport coach in school history. Mike Hagy ...... 1996 A er coaching on an intern basis in 1955, Tim Frantz ...... 1997 Cook became the Herd’s first full-time baseball coach in 1967. His 1973 and 1978 Tom Kuempel ...... 1998 squads received NCAA Regional bids, Aaron Williams ...... 1999 while the 1978 and 1981 teams captured the Southern Conference championship. Eric Pinkerton ...... 2000 A 1994 Marshall Athletic Hall of Fame Adam Ptacek Jason Brooks ...... 2001 inductee, Cook was given another honor cal Education and Recreation Department in 1999. He became the fi rst member of before his retirement. Craig Dziedziejko ...... 2002 the Thundering Herd baseball program Junior Adam Ptacek was named the 2005 Mike Koitsopoulos ...... 2003 to have his number retired. winner of the Jack Cook Award. In his fi rst A former outfi elder at Marshall, Cook season at Marshall a er transferring from Adam Frederick ...... 2004 was captain of the Big Green his senior Pra Community College, Ptacek was a Adam Ptacek ...... 2005 season, ba ing over .300 for his career. He mainstain in the Herd lineup, starting all received his bachelor’s degree in 1951, and 50 games and accumulating a team-best As the Herd’s primary leadoff hi er, later earned his master’s from Marshall in .320 ba ing average. He was one of just Ptacek was stellar in se ing up the off ense 1953. Cook went on to become an assistant three players to compete in every Herd with a .425 on base percentage and team- professor at Marshall in the Health, Physi- game last season. high 29 walks and 39 runs scored. He also tied for the team lead in stolen bases with eight and was second on the team with 58 hits, including eight doubles. He had a hot stretch through the middle of the season with two seven-game hi ing streaks, with one hitless game sandwiched in between. He also had four-consecutive multi-hit performances in the series vs. Kent State and the game against More- head State. Ptacek also shined defensively, com- mi ing just two errors while posting a .984 fi elding percentage and amassing 10 outfi eld assists.

63 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY University Heights

The Thundering Herd baseball program ﬁ rst played at University Heights Field from 1985-1990 and returned to that facility for the 1999 season. The facility has under- gone a variety of improvements over the last few years, including the installation of a sprinkler and drainage system.

As part of the purchase of the new videoboard at Joan C. Edwards Stadium (football), Marshall baseball acquired a new, state-of-the-art scoreboard. The new board will have the ability to be relocated to a new facility that is being planned for the near future.

Located ﬁ ve miles from campus behind married student housing on Norway Av- enue, the ﬁ eld is next door to the Cabell County Career Technology Center and is easily accessible from Route 60.

Playing dimensions at the Heights are 320-feet down the lines, 385-feet to center and 365-feet to the power alleys. The entire outﬁ eld is surrounded by a 20-foot high fence.

MARSHALL’S HOME VENUE HISTORY 1896-1904 Huntington. Home of the Mid-Atlantic - 329’, Center Field - 385’ and Right Field Games played at Union Park in Hunting- League’s Redbirds, a (Class C) team for the - 329’, with a 12’ high fence. ton, location unknown. St. Louis Cardinals, from 1931-36. Home to the Huntington team in the Mountain 1975-1976 1906-1915 State League (Class D Baseball) in the 1911 Games played at Woody Williams Field Games played at Driving Park in Hunting- & 1912 seasons, as well as the Hunting- at the Veterans Memorial Field House. ton, located at the foot of 6th Avenue by the ton Aces in the same league 1937-41 and Dimensions: Le Field - 385’, Center Field Ohio River. Some games are played at the Huntington Jewels of the Mid-Atlantic - 340’ and Right Field - 360’, with an 8’ fence Huntington Fairground (between 5th and League in 1942, a farm club of the St. Louis and any ball landing on the roof of the 3rd Avenues at 29th Street) and Camden Browns. Field was located at West 8th Street Field House was a ground-rule double. Park (today an amusement park located and Washington Avenue in Huntington’s near Ceredo, Wayne County.) West End. 1994 Games played at Winfi eld High School 1916-1934 1937-1956 (LF-320’, CF-400’ and RF-320’, plus an Games played at Marshall Field, located Games played at International Nickle Astroturf infi eld) & Wayne High School at 17th Street and 3rd Avenue (location of (Inco) Plant Field. Dimensions as of 1953 baseball fi eld (LF-300’, CF-360’ and RF- today’s Harris Hall on the Marshall Cam- for Inco: Le Field - 285’, Center Field 300’), due to fl ooding at St. Clouds. Only pus. It seated 1,600, making it the largest - 365’ and Right Field - 345’. Field located the fi rst two games versus Virginia were fi eld in the state and had a new grand- in Guyando e. held at St. Clouds Common. stand, pressbox and refreshment stand. Over 60 people were hurt when the stands 1957-1974, 1977-1984, 1991-1993, 1995- 1996-1998 collapsed during the opener in 1917 when 1998 Some games played at Boyd County High an overfl ow crowd showed up for Akron Games played at St. Clouds Commons, School, Ironton High School and Greenup on Salvation Army Day (free admission located in Huntington’s West End. Home County High School, as once again fl ood- with a potato or onion). of the Huntington Cubs (1990-95), (Rookie ing problems made the fi eld unplayable at League) minor league team for the Chicago St. Clouds Commons. 1935-1936 Cubs in Appalachian League. Field also Games played at Huntington League home for River City Rumblers, Frontier 1999-present Field, home of the Huntington team in (Independent) League team in 1996, and All games played at University Heights the Virginia Valley (Class D) League in then for the Huntington Rail Kings as Field. This year, Conference USA games 1910. It was also home to the Ohio State members of the Heartland (Independent) shift to Appalachian Power Park in (Class D) League teams of 1913-16 in League in 1998. Dimensions: Le Field Charleston.

64 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Appalachian Power Park

Appalachian Power Park is the home of the West Virginia Power, the Class A Af- ﬁ liate of the Milwaukee Brewers.

On April 14, 2005, Appalachian Power Park opened its gates to Power fans for the ﬁ rst time and helped the West Virgin- ia Power set a West Virginia Professional Baseball a endance record of 233,143 fans.

In 2006, Appalachian Power Park will play host to Marshall University and the University of Charleston home games, as well as the West Virginia High School state tournament.

Appalachian Power Park Charleston, W.Va. Opened: April 14, 2005 Seating Capacity: 4,500

65 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Conference USA

CONFERENCE USA: NEW LOOK, SAME C-USA 2005 COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE BASEBALL Get to know Conference USA. We em- ACCOMPLISHMENTS brace a new era with fresh faces and a • Conference USA renewed commitment to excellence and placed four teams leadership in athletics, academics and in the NCAA Tour- community involvement. nament (East Carolina, Southern Miss, C-USA begins a new chapter in 2005-06 TCU and Tulane). CONFERENCE USA a er celebrating 10 years of remarkable • For the fi h time in the last six years, a BASEBALL MEMBERS history. Six nationally prominent univer- Conference USA team hosted an NCAA sities - Marshall, Rice, SMU, Tulsa, UCF Regional when Tulane welcomed Ala- East Carolina and UTEP - join tradition-rich members - bama, Louisiana-Lafaye e and South- Houston East Carolina, Houston, Memphis, South- ern to the New Orleans Regional. The Marshall ern Miss, Tulane and UAB – to form the Green Wave also hosted a Super Re- new look of the league. This combination gional against current C-USA member Memphis further enhances our men’s and women’s Rice, marking the sixth straight season Rice programs that are steeped in athletic suc- a C-USA team has advanced to Super Southern Miss cess and academic prowess. Regional play. Tulane All C-USA institutions sponsor Divi- • Tulane (56-12) owned the best record sion I-A football, along with several other in college baseball. This marked the UAB men’s and women’s athletic programs, second year in a row that Conference UCF many of which compete regularly for USA has produced the team with the NCAA Championships. C-USA spon- best regular season record in Division sors competition in 19 sports - nine for I (East Carolina in 2004). All-District selections, while Tulane SS men (baseball, basketball, cross country, • Eight Conference USA teams won at Tommy Manzella was named a fi rst football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor least one game against a nationally- team Academic All-American. and outdoor track and fi eld) and 10 for ranked, non-conference opponent. • For the second time, Conference USA women (basketball, cross country, golf, • C-USA teams have posted a total of 31 had two players chosen in the fi rst so ball, soccer, swimming and diving, wins over nationally-ranked, non-con- round of the June Major League Base- tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld ference opponents during the regular ball Dra . The league had 12 fi rst day and volleyball). season, tying the league record for such selections and 19 overall picks. C-USA, along with league administra- wins. • Four C-USA schools (East Carolina, tors and coaches, maintains an unwav- • C-USA schools combined for 35 wins Houston, Southern Miss and Tulane) ering commitment to the academic and in games played against the fi ve con- were ranked among the top 21 teams in athletic excellence of our member institu- ferences (SEC, ACC, Big 12, Pac-10, Big Division I in average home a endance tions. West) ranked ahead of Conference USA during the 2005 season. The league sponsors numerous academ- in the conference RPI rankings. ic awards, including the Commissioner’s • Among the teams that C-USA defeated C-USA BASEBALL SCHOOLS Honor Roll and the Commissioner’s Aca- last season were: Cal State Fullerton The nine schools that comprise Confer- demic Medal, indicative of outstanding (Tulane), Florida (USF), Oregon State ence USA Baseball in 2006 have enjoyed achievement in the classroom. C-USA (Tulane), LSU (Tulane, Houston, UAB), a great deal of success. Here are some of annually awards six postgraduate schol- Baylor (TCU, Houston), Long Beach St. their accomplishments: arships, along with the Sport Academic (Houston), Rice (Houston, Tulane), Al- • Consistently rated as one of the top Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and abama (Southern Miss, UAB, Tulane), baseball leagues in the country the Institutional Academic Excellence Arizona State (Tulane), Georgia (ECU • 8 College World Series Appearances Award. and Louisville) and College of Charles- (2003 National Champions - Rice) The membership changes have given ton (East Carolina). • 86 NCAA Appearances in Baseball (46 C-USA the opportunity to play a pivotal • Six diff erent Conference USA players since 1995) role in the changing face of conference af- were honored as All-Americans. • Since 1995, have produced 4 National fi liations and have reinforced the league’s • Four C-USA players earned Freshman Players of the Year position in collegiate athletics for years to All-American honors. • Since 1995, have produced 6 National come. • TCU pitcher Lance Broadway was Freshman of the Year “We are excited about our new mem- named the NCBWA District VII Player • Since 1995, 84 players have been All- bership and making structural improve- of the Year and was a fi nalist for the Americans ments to Conference USA,” Banowsky Xanthus Dick Howser Trophy and the • Four schools (Rice, Tulane, East Caroli- said. “It is an opportunity for us to tighten Roger Clemens Award. na, UCF) rank among the 16 winningest our geography, group similar institutions • Conference USA had seven players that programs in the nation since the begin- together, create a divisional model, and earned National Player of the Week ning of the 2000 season. stage a football championship game. It honors. • In the last decade, the schools have will be very exciting to watch this league • Six C-USA players earned recognition combined to win 40 or more games 42 grow and develop.” as 2005 ESPN the Magazine Academic times

66 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Conference USA

• Tulane was ranked No. 1 in the 2005 • Three Sweet 16 appearances in 1996, preseason Baseball America poll, 1998 and 2004 CONFERENCE USA STAFF marking the second straight year that • Has sent at least three teams to the Commissioner: Britton Banowsky a realigned C-USA team has held the NCAA Championship fi ve of the last Senior Associate Commissioner: top spot in the preseason poll (Rice in seven years Brenda Weare 2004). • Five C-USA teams posting 20-win sea- Associate Commissioner – • Currently, there are 26 players in the sons for six of the last eight seasons major leagues and 105 players in the Administration: Alfred White minor leagues from C-USA Baseball In addition, 29 men’s and women’s Associate Commissioner – schools. soccer teams, 27 baseball teams and 16 Governance: Judy MacLeod so ball teams have earned NCAA Tour- Associate Commissioner – SUCCESS ON THE nament bids. C-USA has sent two men’s Marketing and Television: Kelly Carney PLAYING FIELD soccer teams to the Final Four, two base- Assistant Commissioner - Conference USA performers have ball teams to the College World Series Media Relations: Russell Anderson achieved great success in competition, and fi ve so ball teams to the Women’s placing the league among the top confer- College World Series. The league has also Assistant Commissioner – ences in the nation. had three national champions in NCAA Business Affairs: Brad Stricklin track and fi eld competition, one nation- Assistant Commissioner – Men’s Basketball al champion in diving and numerous Sports Services: Chris Woolard • Consistently rated as one of the top NCAA individual and team competitors Director of Compliance: basketball leagues in the country in cross country, golf, swimming, tennis Charolette Hunt • 68 postseason teams (38 NCAA and 30 and track and fi eld. Overall, Conference NIT) USA teams and individuals have made Director of Marketing & Special • Strong fan support, drawing a nearly 2 more than 350 NCAA appearances. Events: Monay Wallin million fans each season Director of Media Relations: • Among the nation’s best in home a en- SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD Courtney Morrison-Archer dance C-USA institutions are among the Assistant Director of Media Rela- • Two Final Four teams nation’s best in academic performance tions: Ryan Powell • Four Elite Eight NCAA Tournament among student-athletes, bolstered by Assistant Director of Media Rela- teams the fact that student-athletes at league • One NIT Champion schools have a higher graduation rate tions: Lindsey Rogers • Four NIT semifi nalists than the general student population. Assistant Director of Championships: Among C-USA’s 5,000 student-athletes, Keisha Dunlap Football there are champions off the playing fi eld Assistant Director of Marketing/Ad- • Began competition in 1996 as well. In nine years, 78 student-athletes ministration: Emily Agler • Rated among the top seven conferences earned national Verizon Academic All- Executive Assistant: Mandy White in the nation America honors, while 216 were named • 27 teams have earned bowl bids All-District. In addition, more than 9,500 Administrative Assistant: Pat Jendrus • Member of the Bowl Championship Se- student-athletes have been named to the Administrative Assistant: Annette ries Commissioner’s Honor Roll or received Trabanco • Bowl ties-ins with the AutoZone Lib- the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, Creative Services Consultant: Erika erty Bowl (champion), GMAC Bowl, indicative of outstanding achievement in Amstadt Hirschfi eld Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl, PlainsCapital the classroom. Coordinators of Baseball Offi cials: Fort Worth Bowl and the Wyndham New Orleans Bowl C-USA ON TV Richard Fetchiet C-USA enjoys signifi cant television Women’s Basketball exposure through its partnerships with the conference’s current regular season • Consistently rated among the nation’s ESPN Inc. and College Sports Television football package to include the broadcast best conferences Networks (CSTV). The league entered of the conference’s Football Champion- • 41 NCAA Tournament appearances into a long-term agreement with CSTV, ship Game, starting with the inaugural • 23 WNIT appearances which provides C-USA with signifi cant event in 2005. It also encompasses distri- • One team in the NCAA Sweet 16 national and regional exposure for foot- bution of men’s basketball and women’s • Two WNIT semifi nalists ball, men’s and women’s basketball, and basketball on ESPN/ESPN2 and both • Strong fan support, ranking among the all other conference sports. Additionally, tournament championship games. nation’s top 10 conferences in a en- the CSTV agreement includes video-on- dance demand, Internet, broadband, national • Se ing league a endance record for over-the-air and satellite radio, and wire- three straight seasons less distribution as well as corporate marketing rights, and website production Volleyball through CSTV Online, a subsidiary of • 26 NCAA appearances CSTV. The agreement with ESPN extends

67 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Marshall University

Located in beautiful Hun- tington, West Virginia, a city of nearly 50,000 on the Ohio River, Marshall is one of the fi n- est universities in the nation. Marshall University is named a er John Marshall, Chief Jus- tice of the United States Su- preme Court from 1801-1835. The school was established as Marshall Academy in 1837 and in 1858 the school was designated Marshall College. In the spring of 1961, Marshall became a university. Today, Marshall is a thriving institution that boasts 11 academic units: the Lewis College of Business, the College of Edu- cation and Human Services, the and Engineering, the College be completed Robert C. Byrd a well-rounded education to College of Fine Arts, the Col- of Liberal Arts, the College of Bio-technology Center that meet any interest. lege of Information Technology Nursing and Health Profes- will provide Marshall students Not only can students fi nd sions, the College of Science, and researchers with a state-of- the right degree program at the Community and Technical the-art bio-medical research Marshall, they can afford it. College, the Graduate College, facility. More than 50 percent of Mar- the W. Page Pi School of Jour- Marshall offers numerous shall’s students receive fi nan- nalism and Mass Communica- academic possibilities through cial assistance in the form of tions and the Joan C. Edwards its academic units that can grants, loans, student employ- School of Medicine. meet the educational needs ment, and/or academic scholar- Marshall has consistently and desires of almost anyone. ships. Marshall has some of the increased enrollment over the With 24 associate, 43 baccalau- most aff ordable tuition costs in years to the current enrollment reate, and 45 graduate degree the nation. of 16,326. Despite the steady programs, Marshall provides While course work is de- growth, Marshall continues manding, the atmosphere in to provide each student with which classes are conducted is quality individual attention, casual and friendly. Marshall thanks to a 24 to 1 student to professors take special care to teach ratio. get to know each student and New facilities and infra- take pride in their students’ structure on campus have accomplishments. There is come along with the student a genuine feeling of commu- population growth. Hundreds nity spirit among the faculty, of millions of dollars have been students, and staff that makes invested in new campus con- the Marshall a very special struction over the last decade place. Because of the size of ranging from the state-of-the- the University, each student art John Deaver Drinko Library, can participate fully in all of the newly completed Marshall the academic opportunities,

Commons dorm complex that The Marshall Memorial Fountain pays including discussion groups, is the ﬁ rst in the nation to of- tribute to the 75 people who perished labs, internships and lecture in a 1970 airplane crash, the most cata- fer wireless phone technology strophic airplane accident in the history classes. to its residents, to the soon to of American athletics.

68 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Marshall University

Marshall Alumni Include ... Troy Brown ...... New England Patriots Receiver Morris Dempson Busby ...... U.S. Ambassador Robert C. Byrd ...... U.S. Senator Billy Crystal ...... actor, comedian John Deaver Drinko ...... attorney, philanthropist John Fiedler ...... Motion Picture Producer Byron Leftwich ...... Jacksonville Jaguars Quarterback Verna LeMasters Gibson ...... The Limited Hal Greer ...... NBA 1st 50 year team Joe Johns ...... NBC News Mike McVey ...... singer, Broadway actor Dwight Morrow ...... U.S. Ambassador Randy Moss ...... Oakland Raiders Receiver Burl Osborne ...... newspaper publisher Chad Pennington ...... N.Y. Jets Quarterback Cynthia Rylant...... author of children’s books Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center Soupy Sales ...... actor, comedian Lou Sahadi ...... publisher, author Marshall has more than 120 tion, there are 20 fraternities Brig. Gen. David W. Stallings ...... U.S. Army recognized student organiza- and sororities located close to Marvin Stone ...... Retired National Journalist tions and extracurricular ac- campus from which to choose. F. Selby Wellman ...... senior VP CISCO Systems tivities to round out a quality Marshall’s greek life provides Harvey White ...... founder of Qualcomm education. The groups include students with an additional Quinton Wilson ...... ”Rocket Boy,” scientist everything from the popular opportunity to learn about life- Denise Baisden Wright ...... NASA physician intramural sports programs styles and group dynamics. to activity clubs. In addi-

Harless Dining Hall Drinko Library

The state-of-the-art Robert C. Byrd Biotechnology Center is scheduled to open in the coming months.

69 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Marshall Department of Athletics

Ashley Kroh and Jessica Johnson advanced to the 2004 NCAA Women’s Tennis Championship match in doubles.

Kelly-Anne Billingy was a 2004 and 2005 honorable mention All-America honoree and 2005 Conference USA Player of the Year.

Jeff Lenix was a second-team All-Con- ference USA performer in 2005.

Varsity Sports Men Sikeetha Shepard-Hall is a three-time Milla Kuurto was the 2004 Mid-American Conference Swimmer of the Year and is a Baseball recipient of All-MAC honors three-time All-MAC honoree. Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Soccer

Women Basketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Softball Swimming and Diving Tennis Track and Field Volleyball Marshall quarterbacks Byron Leftwich (left) and Chad Pennington and receiver Randy Moss each ﬁ nished in the top six of their respective Heisman balloting.

70 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Huntington, W.Va.

Huntington, W. Va., home of the Mar- shall Thundering Herd, is just that, a city that embraces its university. In the community of nearly 50,000 people, the love and support of everything Marshall can be seen in the fans adorned in green and white around town to the atmosphere surrounding campus. As the second largest city in the Moun- tain State, Huntington has been able to keep its old-time charm while growing into a modern, bustling community centered around the growth and development of the university. amphitheatre and multiple picnic areas. Park in the south. A community based in the southwest- Harris Riverfront Park is located in Huntington also provides a wide array ern part of the state bordering Ohio and downtown Huntington and plays host to of shopping from the antique capital of Kentucky, Huntington is a former railroad multiple outdoor concerts and various river Old Central City to the state’s largest shop- town etched on the Ohio River. Collis P. activities throughout the year. The concerts ping mall, the Huntington Mall, located in Huntington needed a railway terminus to meet the taste of many individuals ranging nearby Barboursville. In fall 2004, Pullman connect the East Coast to the Midwest so from rock to country and rap to jazz. Other Square, a multi-million dollar shopping he created one. In its prime, Huntington river activities include Spring Fest and and entertainment facility, opened along was the residential and industrial core of Summer Fest. Both festivals feature boat Third Avenue. The complex hosts a variety the Ohio River Valley. racing, a wide variety of vendors and cul- of nationally-known restaurants and retail Today, Huntington remains a busy hub minate in spectacular fi reworks displays. shops and includes a state-of-the-art cin- for transportation and industrial activities More water fun can be found at Beech ema complex. Pullman Square is a show- and is increasingly becoming a center for Fork Lake, just south of downtown Hun- case for the downtown area and provide service businesses and health care. In ad- tington. Beech Fork off ers dozens of camp- greater entertainment and dining options dition to being a rail center, it is the busiest sites, picnic areas and fi shing and also rents for Huntington visitors and residents. port on the Ohio River and has highways pontoon and paddle boats for a relaxing Huntington also boasts an entire menu and airline connections with many major day of leisure. of restaurants to satisfy any taste. A visit to cities. The Big Sandy Superstore Arena is lo- Huntington wouldn’t be complete without Along with the busy environment, the cated only blocks from Marshall’s campus a stop at some of the fi ne restaurants in the city offers a plethora of opportunities and hosts nationally-known musical acts area such as Chili Willi’s, the Boston Bean- for relaxation and fun. Huntington is throughout the year and other entertain- ery and Rocco’s. When visiting Huntington noted for its broad tree-lined streets, at- ment events from Motocross to profes- a trip to historic Jim’s Steak and Spaghe i tractive homes, cordial atmosphere and sional wrestling. House or Stewart’s Original Hotdogs is a fi ne parks. Within an easy drive of Huntington is must. The city takes pride in its more than 750 a wealth of outdoor adventure. West Vir- Marshall University athletics are also acres of parkland. Ri er Park, located in ginia is known for its extensive state park heavily supported throughout the region the center of the city, is a premier municipal system, world class whitewater ra ing, and the state. Each football game day, tens park utilized year-round by Huntington skiing, hiking and fi shing. The state park of thousands of fans pour into Joan C. Ed- residents and visitors. The park features system ranges from majestic Blackwater wards Stadium to cheer on the Herd and a track, tennis courts, a playground, an Falls in the east to the breathtaking view of give Marshall one of the best home fi eld internationally recognized rose garden, an the New River Gorge at Hawk’s Nest State advantages in all of college football. Marshall University also provides a wealth of educational and recreational opportunities. Throughout the year well- known artists, writers, internationally renowned lecturers and even United States presidents visit Huntington and the Mar- shall campus. In addition, the school off ers a student recreation center, a natatorium that is available for student use and athletic courts and fi elds. In Huntington, one experiences the advantages of a large city: creativity, excite- ment and growth. But one also fi nds room to stretch out and relax. The city combines a wonderful mix of Eastern sophistication and Midwestern hospitality, with a gentle touch of Southern charm. Pullman Square

71 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program

Marshall Uni- versity, well- known for successful athletics teams, is taking the lead in pre- paring its student-athletes for Mary Clark Buck Harless life a er intercol- Program Director legiate athletics. The program responsible in seeing the athletes succeed is the Buck Harless Stu- dent-Athlete Program. The program was established in 1981 a er a generous ﬁ - nancial contribution from Mingo County businessman Buck Harless.

The program’s purpose is to aid all Marshall student-athletes in their aca- In the summer of 1997, the Buck-Har- National Collegiate Athletic Association’s demic endeavors while evaluating their less staff moved into a new home spe- CHAMPS/Life Skills Program. athletic eligibility. At Marshall, it is very cifi cally designed for the student-athlete’s important for student-athletes to succeed needs. This new facility, located adjacent The NCAA program, started in 1995, in the classroom as well as on the playing to the Henderson Center in Gullickson works with the athletes, coaches and infi eld. Hall, includes a student-athlete lounge, a structors to establish an environment that computer center with computers, a one- will allow the student-athletes to suc- One way that the program directors on-one tutoring room, and an additional ceed in all aspects of their lives. Stressing watch over the student-athletes is by computer center that is shared with the academics, personal development, ser- progress reports. These reports are used rest of the student body. vice and career development in conjunc- to promote university faculty involve- tion with athletics, CHAMPS provides ment and are requested three times Along with a top-rate facility, Clark’s seminars and instruction in areas such each semester. Based on these reports, a staff of counselors and specialists, which as study skills, time management, goal student’s test scores, previous semester’s includes a learning disabilities special- se ing, fundamental values, personal grades and academic history, the offi ce ist, provide student-athletes with the health, communication and fi scal respon- assigns tutors to those who need them. added a ention needed to be successful sibility. In addition, the participants are Those athletes who need help are required in the classroom. These counselors are encouraged to do community service to a end study sessions with their tutor. also there for the student-athlete to talk including mentoring and peer education The staff maintains records and provides to about any problems that may occur counseling. the needed services for all of Marshall’s on the playing fi eld, in the classroom or 350-plus student-athletes. in their personal lives. The two full-time The student-athlete label says it all; counselors have two graduate assistants college athletes are students fi rst and The one responsible to seeing that the under them. These assistants see to it that foremost. At Marshall University that purpose and the services are carried out each student-athlete is ge ing the proper philosophy is impressed upon all the is the director, Mary Clark. She came to assistance in the academic arena. Thundering Herd athletes by their coach- Marshall from Marque e University, es, instructors and fellow students. where she was the Coordinator for Stu- In addition to this successful program, dent Programs. Clark received her un- (there have been almost 450 academic dergraduate and graduate degrees at all-conference selections since its incep- Southeast Missouri State, and is working tion) Marshall and the student-athlete towards her doctorate in Educational Pol- program have also become a part of the icy and Leadership at Marque e.

72 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Sports Medicine

Marshall University student- athletes benefit from having some of the fi nest doctors and trainers in the nation. Under the guidance of head trainer Jeff Carrico, Thundering Herd athletes are given the best medical care available. The Marshall University Sports Medicine Department is an established program that continues to grow in size and commitment. Marshall University believes that Sports Medicine involves education, treatment, and care, not just of the injury, but of the athlete. It involves understanding the sport and the climate of competition that motivates every athlete. Combining Educational Director Dr. Dan housed in the athletic center at Sco Orthopedic Group and this understanding with a Martin, was re-accredited the football stadium, and the the Cabell Medical Society complete history and physical by the Commission on renovation of the Henderson Physicians has enhanced the examination enables the Accreditation of Allied Health Center training room. Marshall quality of care of our student- physician to reach a correct Education Programs in 1997. now houses one of the largest athletes. diagnosis and determine the The curriculum, one of only 50 combined facilities in the - Dr. Jose Ricard proper treatment, be it early in the nation, is also one of the region. The facilities are rehabilitation and return to few that off ers athletic training equipped with state-of-the-art MARSHALL playing or surgical intervention in sports medicine as a full therapeutic and rehabilitative TRAINING STAFF which might delay returning to academic major. Acceptance to equipment. The area serves as competition but would make it the program leads the student the hub of injury evaluation, Jeff Carrico possible. through 1,000 hours of clinical treatment, rehabilitation, Head Athletic Trainer We are genuinely concerned experience working with education and prevention for the athletes and have a athletes. for our student-athletes. The Tara Conway desire to help them return to In 1988, a Fellowship for head team physician, head Assistant Athletic Trainer competition injury free in the Physicians in Sports Medicine trainer and assistant trainers shortest amount of time. To was developed to bring have modern offices in the John Kelly provide this optimal health doctors to Marshall’s athletic complex. In addition, the Assistant Athletic Trainer care for student-athletes, the department to assist with daily area serves as a classroom Sports Medicine Department health care for all student- laboratory for students in Josh Signs is composed of a head team athletes while providing Marshall’s undergraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer physician, a head trainer, two the Fellow the opportunity and graduate sports medicine assistant trainers, fi ve graduate to learn and experience the degree programs. assistant athletic trainers, and Justin Brewer entire spectrum of sports Medical coverage is provided Graduate Assistant 10 undergraduate staff . medicine as required in the not only for Marshall’s athletic Several aspects make university se ing. His or her teams but also for the general Holly Higgins Marshall’s Sports Medicine busy schedule also includes student body. Health services Graduate Assistant program a top notch time within the adult fi tness are also provided through organization including the exercise physiology division of the John Marshall School of Matthew McKinney undergraduate program which Marshall’s HPER department Medicine department for supplies qualified student assisting in various programs intramural activities. Graduate Assistant assistants to extend the and research. coverage of the training staff . With Marshall’s athletic The relationship of the Lana Olson The academic growth of the success in the past few years, Athletic Sports Medicine Graduate Assistant program has been dramatic a new era for Sports Medicine Department that has developed over the last decade. The has begun with a 3,600 square over the past several years with Phillip Wilkerson undergraduate curriculum foot modern training area the School of Medicine, the Graduate Assistant under the direction of

73 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY University Staff Dr. Stephen J. Kopp Bob Marcum President Director of Athletics Notre Dame, ‘73 Marshall, ‘59

Dr. Stephen J. Kopp, former special assistant Bob Marcum joined the Marshall University to the chancellor with the Ohio Board of staff on July 1, 2002. Marcum, a Huntington Regents, and former provost of Ohio University, native and Marshall graduate, returned to lead is Marshall University’s 36th president. He was named president by the Marshall athletics department a er serving as the athletics director Marshall’s Board of Governors in June 2005. at the University of Massachuse s for nine years. A well-respected “Looking at Marshall and the Huntington community, I have been and experienced veteran in the world of college athletics, Marcum has so impressed with the tremendous relationship between the two,” already made a signifi cant impact at his alma mater. Kopp says. “That support base, not just in Huntington but in the state Arguably, Marcum’s greatest accomplishment at Marshall is as a whole, is a tremendously strong foundation for building a vibrant securing the Herd’s inclusion in the new Conference USA. The Herd’s future for Marshall University, and helping the community and the move to Conference USA will provide Marshall athletics with greater surrounding area improve the quality of life for West Virginians. To exposure in some of the nation’s top media markets, a greater potential be a part of that, to work with the community to help that transition for revenue in television and marketing, more football bowl game take place, is an incredibly exciting opportunity.” options and an increased level of competition in all varsity sports. Kopp speaks o en of the “promise of a be er future” for West On the field, the nationally-recognized football program has Virginians, and says an important part of fulfi lling that promise is a continued to fl ourish under Marcum with a Mid-American Conference solid commitment to advance student learning. championship in December 2002 and another GMAC Bowl win later “We need to produce learning that makes a diff erence in the lives that year. Olympic sports have also seen considerable success, from of our students and the communities that they are a part of,” Kopp the 2005 so ball regular-season championship to the Herd’s national says. “It’s a process that involves the entire campus community. How championship appearance at the 2004 NCAA Doubles Championships can we improve the achievement of the students? We need to push in women’s tennis. Women’s basketball and volleyball have also made ourselves to get be er and be er.” tremendous strides since Marcum’s arrival, pu ing together two of the Kopp and his wife, Jane, have two grown children. Their son, biggest turnarounds in the nation over the last three years. Adam, lives in Chicago and works in the law offi ce of the Illinois Marcum has also overseen considerable upgrades and improvements lieutenant governor. Their daughter, Elizabeth, a physical therapist, to many of the Thundering Herd’s athletics venues, including upgrades and her husband, Ma hew Bradley, M.D., an orthopedic resident, at Joan C. Edwards Stadium and the Cam Henderson Center. live in Portland, Ore., and are the proud parents of the Kopps’ fi rst In the classroom, Marshall athletes have succeeded at the highest grandchild, Rachel. levels – two of Marshall’s seven Academic All-Americans have been Kopp was a special assistant to the chancellor with the Ohio selected in the last four years. Women’s soccer’s Kelly Kennedy Board of Regents from 2004-05. The special assignment, made at the accomplished the feat in the fall of 2002, while volleyball’s Isabell request of the chancellor, Roderick G. W. Chu, involved two areas of Anderer was named to the team in both 2002 and 2003. responsibility: leading a statewide initiative to advance innovative Marcum came to Marshall from UMass, where he was just the third practices that improve student access, learning productivity and individual to serve as athletic director at UMass since 1948. UMass accountability in Ohio public institutions of higher education, and produced more Atlantic 10 all-academic selections than any other assisting the nation of Hungary on behalf of the board and the league school over Marcum’s last seven years and led the conference state of Ohio with implementing European Union higher education in academic all-league picks six times in that stretch. In its ninth full reforms. academic year under Marcum’s direction in 2001-2002, UMass won Previously, Kopp was provost for two years at Ohio University the Atlantic 10 Commissioner’s Cup for the sixth time. (2002-2004) in Athens, Ohio, where he shared with the president the Recognized as one of the most knowledgeable and experienced central administrative role in the university and served as the chief in his field, Marcum has forged an outstanding reputation in academic and operating offi cer. He led the senior administration intercollegiate athletics. His leadership and vision were instrumental eff ort to assist the university’s medical school in privatizing its patient in UMass’ rise to prominence in the 1990s, and his diligent eff orts were services clinic. He also participated in Ohio University’s $200 million recognized by his peers when he was honored as the 1999 NACDA Bicentennial Campaign, raising more than $7 million in major gi s Northeast Region I-AA Athletic Director of the Year. and pledges. An outstanding athlete during his youth in Huntington, W.Va., As provost, Kopp had the principal responsibility for planning the Marcum a ended Marshall where he earned his bachelor’s degree university budget, which was $540 million in fi scal year 2005, and in social studies and physical education in 1959. Still an avid golfer working with the vice presidents to coordinate internal institutional and stock car enthusiast, Marcum has displayed a philosophy that aff airs. stresses the importance of combining athletics and academics in a Kopp also was founding dean of the Herbert H. and Grace A. young person’s life. Dow College of Health Professions at Central Michigan University, His knowledge of the inner workings of college athletics stems and founding dean of the College of Allied Health Professions at from the wide spectrum of sports related positions Marcum has Midwestern University. He also served in a variety of positions for held. A er earning his master’s degree in education administration nearly 20 years at the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine. from the University of Akron in 1970, Marcum served as Associate Kopp received his B.S. in Biology in 1973 from the University of Athletic Director at Iowa State University from 1971-78. He le Iowa Notre Dame, and his Ph.D. in Physiology and Biophysics in 1976 from State to become the Director of Athletics at the University of Kansas, the University of Illinois at Chicago. He was a postdoctoral fellow at a position he held from 1978-82 and then held the same position at St. Louis University Medical Center, department of physiology, and the University of South Carolina from 1982-88. a research fellow and NIH fellow in the department of biochemistry Born Oct. 29, 1936, Marcum has one daughter, Diana, a 1980 at the University of Illinois at Chicago. graduate of Iowa State, and three grandchildren.

74 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Athletics Department Staff

Jeff O’Malley David Cantor Beatrice Crane Scott Morehouse David Reed David Steele Associate AD/ Associate AD/Big Green Banford Associate AD/Facilities Associate AD/Compliance Associate AD/Finance Chief of Staff Associate AD/SWA

Randy Burnside Matt Monroe Andy Boggs Isaiah Childers Mary Clark Steve Cotton Assistant AD/ Assistant AD/Ticketing Assistant SID Dir. of Marketing/ Dir., Buck Harless Dir. of Broadcast Media Relations Promotions Student-Athlete Program Services

Matt Davis Carol Gale Alex Gue Charlotte Hardin Brad Helton Kim Hoopper Facilities Manager Asst. Business Manager ISP Executive Secretary Video Coordinator ISP

Lisa Imperi Beverly Lee Daryl Lewis Zach Littleton Nick Ojea Brandon Parro Admin. Sec., Compliance Admin. Associate, Academic Counselor Asst. Equipment Asst. Compliance Assistant SID Big Green Manager Director

John Smith Sam Stanley Sandy Toppings Jim Woodrum Rich Worner Director of External Director of Athletic SID Program Assistant VP for ISP Equipment Manager Affairs, Big Green Development

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