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2014 Mid-American Conference Baseball Record Book 2014 Mid-American Conference Baseball Record Book WWW.MAC-SPORTS.COM 1 Mid-American Conference Baseball History Past MAC Regular Season Champions All-Time MAC Standings 1947 Ohio 1996 Kent State 1948 Ohio 1997 Ohio Year MAC Tourn. 1949 Western Michigan 1998 Ball State (West) School Entered W L T Pct. Titles Titles 1950 Western Michigan Bowling Green (East) Central Michigan 1973 590 363 1 .619 13 2 1951 Western Michigan Ball State (Overall) 1952 Western Michigan 1999 Ball State (West) Eastern Michigan 1973 614 432 2 .587 5 4 1953 Ohio Bowling Green (East) Ohio 1948 687 513 1 .572 15 1 1954 Ohio Ball State (Overall) Western Michigan 1948 676 514 2 .568 14 0 1955 Western Michigan 2000 Ball State (West) 1956 Ohio Central Michigan (West) Kent State 1952 630 519 2 .548 10 11 1957 Western Michigan Kent State (East) Miami 1948 637 584 2 .521 5 3 1958 Western Michigan Kent State (Overall) Ball State 1974 438 473 3 .481 3 1 1959 Ohio 2001 Ball State (West) Western Michigan Bowling Green (East) Bowling Green 1953 547 585 4 .483 5 2 1960 Ohio Ball State (Overall) Toledo 1952 476 676 2 .413 0 0 1961 Western Michigan 2002 Eastern Michigan (West) 1962 Western Michigan Bowling Green (East) Northern Illinois 1998 190 269 2 .414 0 0 1963 Western Michigan Bowling Green (Overall) Akron 1993 186 305 0 .379 0 1 1964 Kent State 2003 Ball State (West) Buffalo 2001 67 190 0 .261 0 0 Ohio Kent State (East) 1965 Ohio Kent State (Overall) 1966 Western Michigan 2004 Central Michigan (West) Schools No Longer In MAC 1967 Western Michigan Miami (East) School Years W L T Pct. 1968 Ohio Central Michigan (Overall) 1969 Ohio 2005 Ball State (West) Butler 1948-50 13 12 0 .520 1970 Ohio Miami (East) Cincinnati 1948-53 16 30 0 .348 1971 Ohio Miami (Overall) Marshall *1998-2005 100 261 1 .278 1972 Bowling Green 2006 Central Michigan (West) 1973 Miami Kent State (East) Western Reserve 1948-55 13 50 0 .206 1974 Miami Kent State (Overall) 1975 Eastern Michigan 2007 Eastern Michigan(West) Note: Buffalo entered the MAC officially in 1998 but began league play in baseball 1976 Eastern Michigan Kent State (East) 1977 Central Michigan Kent State (Overall) in 2001. Also NIU played baseball in the MAC from 1975-82 and Marshall was 1978 Eastern Michigan 2008 Eastern Michigan (West) in the MAC from 1952-69 until the two resumed play in 1998 when the schools 1979 Miami Kent State (Co-East) came back in the league. 1980 Central Michigan Bowling Green (Co-East) 1981 Central Michigan Kent State (Overall) 1982 Eastern Michigan 2009 Bowling Green (East) All-Time Records 1983 Miami Ball State (West) 1984 Central Michigan Bowling Green (Overall) 1985 Central Michigan 2010 Kent State (Co-East) School Years Games Won Lost Ties Pct. 1986 Central Michigan Bowling Green (Co-East) 1987 Central Michigan Central Michigan (West) Central Michigan 104 3,084 1,901 1,125 16 .631 1988 Central Michigan Central Michigan (Overall) Ohio 119 3,085 1,802 1,283 10 .586 1989 Western Michigan 2011 Kent State (East) 1990 Central Michigan Central Michigan (West) Western Michigan 100 3,007 1,741 1,266 22 .583 1991 Ohio Kent State (Overall) Miami 96 2,969 1,683 1,276 10 .568 1992 Kent State 2012 Kent State (East) 1993 Kent State Toledo (West) Kent State 83 2,489 1,406 1,083 10 .567 Central Michigan Kent State (Overall) 1994 Kent State Bowling Green 92 2,727 1,468 1,233 26 .543 1995 Bowling Green Eastern Michigan 61 2,688 1,400 1,278 10 .523 MAC Regular Season Titles By School Ball State 90 2,673 1,380 1,293 14 .519 Buffalo 49 1,488 746 742 5 .503 Ohio -- 15; 1947-48-53-54-56-59-60-64-65-68-69-70-71-91-97 Akron 112 2,625 1,297 1,328 19 .498 Western Michigan -- 14; 1949-50-51-52-55-57-58-59-61-62-63-66-67-89 Toledo 86 2,579 1,230 1,339 10 .479 Central Michigan -- 12; 1977-80-81-84-85-86-87-88-90-93-2004-10 Kent State -- 10; 1964-92-93-94-96-2000-03-07-08-11-12 Northern Illinois 100 2,655 1,234 1,361 25 .469 Miami -- 5; 1973-74-79-83-2005 Eastern Michigan -- 5; 1975-76-78-82-2008 Ball State -- 4; 1998-99-2001-06 MAC Tournament Standings Bowling Green -- 4; 1972-95-2002-09 School App. Games Won Lost Pct. MAC Division Titles By School Eastern Michigan 7 26 19 7 .731 Akron 2 6 4 2 .667 West Division Kent State 15 59 37 22 .627 Ball State -- 7; 1998-99-2000-01-03-05-09 Miami 10 39 23 16 .590 Central Michigan -- 5; 2000-04-06-10-11 Bowling Green 7 23 11 12 .478 Eastern Michigan -- 3; 2002-07-08 Central Michigan 12 35 15 20 .429 Toledo -- 1; 2012 Ohio 10 31 13 18 .419 Ball State 11 36 14 22 .389 East Division Kent State -- 8; 2000-03-06-07-08-10-11-12 Northern Illinois 5 16 6 10 .375 Bowling Green -- 7; 1998-99-2000-01-08-09-10 Toledo 4 12 4 8 .333 Miami -- 2; 2004-05 Western Michigan 7 18 4 14 .222 2 2013 MAC BASEBALL RECORD BOOK Mid-American Conference Specialty Awards Past MAC Baseball Specialty Award Winners Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Coach of the Year 1986.............................Thomas Howard, Ball State 1990............................ Bill Underwood, Kent State 1973.................................... Bud Middaugh, Miami 1987............................Dave Bettendorf, Kent State 1991......................................... Jerry Poppe, Miami 1974.................................... Bud Middaugh, Miami 1988......................................Tim Naehring, Miami 1992................................. Ryan Beeney, Kent State 1975..................... Ron Oestrike, Eastern Michigan 1989......................Clark Huntey, Central Michigan 1993............................Andy Tracy, Bowling Green 1976..................... Ron Oestrike, Eastern Michigan 1990............. Denny McNamara, Central Michigan 1994................Don DeDeonatis, Eastern Michigan 1977.......................Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan 1991.....................Scott Conant, Western Michigan 1995........................................... Joe Header, Akron 1978..................... Ron Oestrike, Eastern Michigan 1992...................................Mike Gulan, Kent State 1996................................... Bobby Sismondo, Ohio 1979.................................... Bud Middaugh, Miami 1993........................................Chris Sexton, Miami 1997...................................Larry Bigbie, Ball State 1980.......................Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan 1994......................Kevin Young, Central Michigan 1998..........................................Clark Mace, Miami 1981.......................Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan 1995...................Toby Kominek, Central Michigan ............................Ryan Kochen, Western Michigan 1982..................... Ron Oestrike, Eastern Michigan 1996.........................................Ed Farris, Ball State 1999.............................. Justin Wechsler, Ball State 1983........................................Jon Pavlisko, Miami 1997......................... Greg Ryan, Eastern Michigan 2000........................... Bryan Bullington, Ball State 1984.......................Dave Keilitz, Central Michigan 1998..................................Tom Kuempel, Marshall 2001........................................ Mitch Maier, Toledo 1985..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 1999...................................Larry Bigbie, Ball State 2002.......................Brian Bixler, Eastern Michigan 1986..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 2000................................ Shayne Ridley, Ball State 2003.................................... Graham Taylor, Miami 1987..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 2001.....................John VanBenschoten, Kent State 2004........................................Keith Weiser, Miami 1988..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 2002.............................Kelly Hunt, Bowling Green 2005.....................................Ben Snyder, Ball State 1989......................Fred Decker, Western Michigan 2003................................... Brad Snyder, Ball State 2006........ Ethan Hollingsworth, Western Michigan 1990..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 2004.......................Brian Bixler, Eastern Michigan 2007.......................................... Marc Krauss, Ohio 1991........................................... Joe Carbone, Ohio 2005......................Nolan Reimold, Bowling Green 2008..................... Brian Stroud, Western Michigan 1992....................................Danny Hall, Kent State 2006..........................Emmanuel Burris, Kent State 2009..............................Andrew Chafin, Kent State 1993..................... Dean Kreiner, Central Michigan 2007...................... Tyler Stovall, Central Michigan 2010.....................Dietrich Enns, Central Michigan ............................................Danny Hall, Kent State 2008...................................Greg Rohan, Kent State 2011 ..................Jeff Zimmerman, Northern Illinois 1994......................Danny Schmitz, Bowling Green 2009.......................................... Marc Krauss, Ohio 2012...................................... Matt Honchel, Miami 1995......................Danny Schmitz, Bowling Green 2010................................. Kolbrin Vitek, Ball State 1996............................ Rick Rembielak, Kent State 2011 ......................................Tom Murphy, Buffalo 1997........................................... Joe Carbone, Ohio 2012............................. George Roberts, Kent State 1998.................................Rich Maloney, Ball State 1999...........................................Joe Kruzel, Toledo
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