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Delta State University 2003 Baseball Sponsors 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional ChampionsDelta • 1979 Gulf SouthState Conference Champions University • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Confer- ence Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Champions • 1979 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Cham- pions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Champions • 1979 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Confer- ence Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Cham- pions • 1979 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Chamions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions2003 • 1994 NCAA Gulf Regional ChampionsSouth • 1991 Gulf South Confer- ence Champions • 1988 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Champions • 1979 Gulf SouthConference Conference Champions • 1978Champions NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Champions • 1979 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 NCAA Division II World Series • 2001 NCAA Regional Champions • 2000 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1988 Gulf South Confer- ence Champions • 1985 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1982 NCAA Division II World Series • 1982 NCAA Regional Cham- pions • 1979 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Division II World Series • 1978 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1978 NCAA Regional Champions • 1977 NCAA Regional Champions • 1968 NCAA Division II World Series • 1968 NCAA Regional Champions • 2003 Gulf South Conference Champions • 2002 NCAA Division II World Series • 2002 NCAA Regional Champions • 2001 2004NCAA Division II WorldBaseball Series • 2001 NCAA RegionalMedia Champions • 2000Guide Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Division II World Series • 1996www.gostatesmen.com Gulf South Conference Champions • 1996 NCAA Regional Champions • 1994 NCAA Division II World Series • 1994 Gulf South Conference Champions • 1994 NCAA Regional Champions • 1991 Gulf South Confer- PAUL SMITH MATT JONES SPORTS INFORMATION ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MARKETING Paul Smith enters his sixth year in the Sports DIRECTOR Information field, and his first year as the Matt Jones came to Delta Sports Information Director at Delta State State University in 2001 University. A 2003 graduate of the from East Mississippi University of Arkansas-Monticello, Smith Community College in previously served as the Assistant Sports Scooba. He earned his Information Director at both the University degree in Secondary of Arkansas-Monticello and Texas A&M Education from Delta University-Corpus Christi; and also as the State University in 2003 Interim Sports Information Director at both the University of Arkansas-Monticello and is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Sociology and and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. Community Development. Smith completed his undergraduate studies at Delta State University in June Jones currently directs the marketing efforts of the Athletic 2003. Department and serves as director of the Statesmen Sports Smith also served as an assistant to University of Arkansas-Monticello Director Radio Network. This marks the third season that he has served of Athletics Alvy Early, where he assisted with facility management, compliance, as play-by-play announcer for Statesmen and Lady Statesmen athletics. and scheduling. Jones previously handled play-by-play duties for the University Smith also served as the director of the Boll Weevil Sports Network, responsible of Alabama baseball and Women’s basketball teams, and served for producing radio broadcasts for all University of Arkansas-Monticello sports. as sports director for the Grant Radio Group. Smith oversees a staff of three graduate assistants and three student assistants, Jones is engaged to Meg Warren of DeKalb. The two will be and his primary responsibility is handling the publicity and promotion of all of married in June. Delta State’s varsity athletic programs. Jones can be reached at the Department of Athletics at Smith can be reached at the Department of Athletics at 662.846.4300 or via e- 662.846.4300 or via e-mail at [email protected]. mail at [email protected]. WEBSITE - Keep up with Delta State athletics on the internet by logging onto www.gostatesmen.com. DSU SPORTS SHOW - Each week Delta State fans can catch-up on all the exciting events of DSU athletics on the Delta State Sports Show. Play- by-Play announcer Matt Jones hosts the 30-minute show that covers all of DSU’s 11 intercollegiate athletic programs. The show airs on WABG- TV (Channel 6) in Greenville at 11 a.m. on Saturday. DSU RADIO NETWORK - Calling the play-by-play for Delta State baseball is Matt Jones. Delta State baseball games can be heard on WDSK-AM (1410) in Cleveland throughout the 2004 season. Fans can also listen on RICHARD MCMAHAN BRIAN SMALL JOHN WEAVER the internet by surfing to Richard McMahan came to Delta Brian Small comes to Delta State John Weaver came to Delta State www.deltastate.edu. Click on DSU sports and find the
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