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Table of Contents 2006 THUNDERING HERD BASEBALL Table of Contents 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.) 1 MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Media Information NEWSPAPERS WIRE SERVICES MARSHALL SPORTS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Huntington Herald-Dispatch Associated Press 946 Fifth Avenue 500 Virginia St. East Huntington, WV 25701 Charleston, WV 25301 (304) 526-2759/Fax-526-2857 (304) 346-0897/fax 345-5282 Rick McCann, Ernie Salvatore Anthony Hanshew TELEVISION STATIONS WSAZ-TV (NBC) Randy Burnside Andy Boggs Brandon Parro Andy The Parthenon P.O. Box 2115 Assistant AD for Assistant SID Assistant SID Fledderjohann Marshall University Huntington, WV 25721 Media Relations Graduate Asst./ Huntington, WV 26701 (304) 523-5333/fax 697-4325 Baseball SID (304) 696-6696/Fax-696-2519 Keith Morehouse Charleston Gazette WCHS-TV (ABC)/WVAH-TV (FOX) 1001 Virginia Street East 1301 Piedmont Road Charleston, WV 25330 Charleston, WV 25301 (304) 348-7948/Fax-348-1740 (304) 345-4115/fax 345-1849 Mitch Vingle, Doug Smock Mark Martin Matt Riley Sarah Hauck Chris Yandle Sandy Toppings Charleston Daily Mail WOWK-TV (CBS) Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Program Assistant 1001 Virginia Street East 555 Fifth Avenue Assistant AD for Media Relations ..... Randy Burnside Charleston, WV 25330 Huntington, WV 25701 Graduate Assistant/Baseball SID ....Andy Fledderjohann (304) 348-4807/Fax 348-4847 (304) 522-4581/fax 523-0545 Offi ce Phone ..................................304-696-4662 Chuck Landon Steve McGehee Mobile Phone .................................614-288-4942 Main Offi ce Phone ..........................304-696-5275 Ashland Daily Independent WTAP (NBC) E-mail ........................ fl [email protected] 224 17th Street One Television Plaza Mailing Address .........................1801 Third Avenue Ashland, KY 41101 Parkersburg, WV 26101 Cam Henderson Center, Room 2036 (606) 329-1643/Fax 324-8434 (304) 485-4588/fax 422-3920 Huntington, WV 25703 Website ........................................... herdzone.com Rocky Stanley Jim Wharton CONFERENCE USA OFFICE Ironton Tribune RADIO STATIONS Director .......................................Britton Banowsky 2903 South Fifth Thundering Herd Network Asst. Commissioner for Media Relations ... Russ Anderson Ironton, OH 45638 P.O. Box 1360 Offi ce Phone ..................................214-774-1351 (614) 532-1441/Fax-532-1506 Huntington, WV 25715 E-mail ............................... [email protected] Jim Walker (304) 696-2446/fax 696-2325 Mailing Address ...................5201 N. O’Connor Blvd. Steve Cotton Suite 300 Beckley Register Herald Irving, TX 75039 P.O. Drawer P WDGG-FM/WRVC-AM Website ....................................conferenceusa.com 801 North Kanawha Street P.O. Box 1150 Beckley, WV 25801 Huntington, WV 25713 MEDIA GUIDELINES (304) 255-4400/Fax-255-4427 (304) 523-8401/fax 523-4848 Credentials Telephone Service Gary Fauber Woody Woodrum Members of the media with There is no direct telephone Bluefi eld Daily Telegraph WMUL-FM valid press credentials will be service at University Heights. P.O. Box 1599 Marshall University admi ed to University
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