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3 3 3 3 THE UNIVERSITY ESUESU AtAt A GlanceGlance LocationLocation...... East.East Stroudsburg, PaPa.. PPresidentresident...... DDr.r. Robert J. DillmaDillmann MMemberember ...... Pennsylvania State SysteSystemm ...... ofof Higher EducatioEducationn SSystemystem Chancellor . Dr.Dr. John C. CavanaugCavanaughh FFoundedounded...... 18931893 EEnrollmentnrollment ...... 7,7,200200 (includes 5,900 undergraduates) AAthleticsthletics AAffiliationffiliation ...... N NCAACAA Division IIII CConferenceonference ...... PSAPSACC . . . . P Pennsylvaniaennsylvania State Athletic ConferencConferencee SSchoolchool CColorsolors...... RedRed anandd BlBlackack TTeameam Nickname ...... WarrWarriorsiors AAthleticthletic DirectoDirectorr DDr.r. Tom GiogGiogliolio ...... 570-422-364 570-422-36422 AssocAssociateiate AAthleticthletic DirDirectorector DDr.r. CareCareyy SnSnyderyder ...... 5 570-422-303470-422-3034 AAcademiccademic CoorCoordinatordinator The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, a $40 million NNancyancy Jo GreenawalGreenawaltt ...... 570-422-3795570-422-3795 state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September 2008...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu DDirectorirector ooff MMulticulturalulticultural AffAffairsairs Providing High-Quality, Higher Education DDanelleanelle McMcClanahan.Clanahan...... 57 570-422-38960-422-3896 BBaseballaseball OOfficeffice ...... 570-422-3263570-422-3263 ESU - In its 116th Year of Service SpSportsorts Information GGregreg KnowKnowlden.lden...... 5 570-422-331270-422-3312 Founded in 1893 as a Normal School, More than 2,100 students reside in eight ...... [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu EEast Stroudsburg University has been residence halls. The university also offers FFaxax ...... 57570-422-35860-422-3586 ooffering quality higher education to the apartment-style housing for another 200 WWarriorsarriors HotHotlineline ...... 57 570-422-30000-422-3000 ccitizens of Pennsylvania for more than a students and has added accommodations Web SSiteite...... wwwwww.esu.edu.esu.edu ccentury. for an additional 540 students with the KKeyey Campus NumNumbersbers With an enrollment of more than 7,200 addition of University Ridge, a student AdAdmissionsmissions...... 5 570-422-354270-422-3542 sstudents, ESU has a strong commitment to apartment complex located adjacent to FiFinancialnancial AiAidd ...... 570-422-2800570-422-2800 aacademic excellence. Teacher education, the campus. hhealth sciences and programs associated Approximately 74 percent of the wwith science and technology are just a few students receive some form of financial aid, East Stroudsburg University is nestled examples of fields of study experiencing including scholarships, loans and grants. in the Pocono Mountains, which offer year- unprecedented growth in enrollment. The 2008-09 academic year will mark the round outdoor recreation of all sorts for With the university’s unique programs university’s 116th year of operation and the sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to in such areas as computer technology, school has approximately 32,000 alumni. biking in the spring to swimming, golfing bio-technology, chemical bio-technology ESU, like many other public colleges and and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, and art and design, ESU is poised to offer universities across the country, started as a skiing or tubing in the winter, there is its students another century of academic normal school, a professional school for the plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw excellence. training of teachers. in shopping, great restaurants and plenty The new $40 million Science and ESU History of attractions and there is something for Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility, East Stroudsburg Normal School was everyone, no matter the season. is the first new major academic building at founded to serve students in the state’s ESU is located approximately 75 miles ESU since 1979 and will be open for the Fall normal school fourth district and had 320 west of New York City, 85 miles northeast 2008 semester. students enrolled when classes started on of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the The Center features a planetarium, September 4, 1893. Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 a rooftop observatory, and a wildlife In 1926 after the state assumed miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. museum of natural history, as well as control of the school, the original name The campus is 1/4 mile from exit 308, research, classroom and office space for was changed to East Stroudsburg State Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street. diverse departments from the sciences and Teachers’ College. To Reach Koehler Fieldhouse — Take mathematics to computer science. The school became East Stroudsburg right at the first light on East Brown Street. This past summer, the campus invested State College in 1960 to reflected the Go up the hill 6/10th of a mile, take the first over $10 million dollars in safety and other school’s expanded curriculum with liberal left onto Smith Street. The fieldhouse is on improvement projects associated with arts programs and graduate degrees. the left on the corner of Smith and Normal storm water management and campus In July 1983, the Pennsylvania General streets. beautification. Assembly established the Pennsylvania To Reach Mitterling Field - One block after The campus consists of 63 buildings on State System of Higher Education consisting the first light turn right on Centre Street. Stay 213 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg on the road past two stop signs, the field is ratio of 21 to 1. University was born as a comprehensive just past Eiler-Martin Stadium. regional institution. 2009 ESU BASEBALL GUIDE

Table of Contents EAST STROUDSBURGSTROUDSBURG UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY

The University...... IFC ESU at a Glance...... 1 ESU Administrators ...... 2 Student-Athlete Center for Excellence ...... 4

The Coaching Staff

3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Head Coach John Kochmansky ...... 3 3 Assistant Coaches ...... 3 The 2009 Warriors 2009 Roster ...... 4 2009 Outlook...... 5 Player Profiles ...... 6-13

The 2008 Season 3 PSAC Standings ...... 15 2008 Results/Statistics ...... 16 Baseball History Honor Roll ...... 14 Postseason History ...... 15 School Records...... 18-19 Year-by-Year Record...... 20 Program History...... 20 All-Time Lettermen...... IBC Seniors (Top, L-R): Mike Bortz, Kevin Thompson, Mark Angelo (Middle): Jason Colletti, Bill Hezel, Chad Schlegel (Bottom Right): Chris Zsenak

The 2009 Baseball Guide Credits The 2009 ESU Baseball Guide is published by the Sports Information Office. GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Jeff Phillips and Perry Hebard. Photography Assistance: John Bender Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree Watson All information in this guide is current as of February 15, 2009

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 18301 or call (570) 422-3656. For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Baseball Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) 422-3312. East Stroudsburg University at a Glance School Colors: Red and Black Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Team Nickname: Warriors Phone: 570-422-3312 (Office) Head Baseball Coach: John Kochmansky 570-422-3586 (Office Fax) Phone: 570-422-3263 570-977-9251 (Cell) e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Assistant Coaches: Bob Shebelsky and Ryan Wyland Sports Info. Grad. Asst.: David Nicholson and Ryan Rebholz Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: 570-422-3642 ESU offers 22 NCAA sports e-mail: [email protected] Men’s Sports (10): Baseball, soccer, football, cross country, Baseball Athletic Trainer: John Paolini basketball, wrestling, indoor track and field, volleyball, Equipment Manager: Art Kroll outdoor track and field, tennis Web Site: www.esu.edu Women’s Sports (12): Softball, soccer, field hockey, Hotline: 570-422-3000 volleyball, golf, cross country, swimming, basketball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, tennis, lacrosse

ESU Baseball Media Guide 1 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Robert J. Dillman Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey Snyder President Athletic Director Associate Athletic Director

Dr. Robert Dr. Tom Gioglio Dr. Carey J. Dillman is in is in his fifth year Snyder is in his 13th year as the Director her 22nd year as president of of Athletics at in the athletic East Stroudsburg East Stroudsburg department at University. He University. As East Stroudsburg became the 12th the Director of University. president of the Athletics, he She has served university in July is responsible as associate of 1996 and has for providing athletic director initiated ambitious leadership of an the past 20 years enhancements that athletic department and is ESU’s will chart the institution’s success into the which sponsors 22 teams with over 500 Senior Women’s Administrator. In addition future. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in participating student- athletes and a staff of to other responsibilities, she ensures that athletics and serves as the Chairman of the over 60. each student-athlete is eligible to play under Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania State Athletic facility renovations under NCAA guidelines, making sure the ESU Athletic Conference. Gioglio include the installation of FieldTurf athletic department complies with NCAA Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone at Eiler-Martin Stadium and Whitenight rules and regulations as well as maintaining major upgrades under the president’s Field, lighting, outdoor track and concession the budget for the 22-sport intercollegiate direction. FieldTurf was installed this summer area at Eiler-Martin Stadium and dugouts athletic program. to give ESU a durable, all-weather surface at at Mitterling Field. There has also been a Snyder prepares all athletic department one of the premier venues in the PSAC. Lights significant increase in revenue raised to comprehensive reports, including the Equity were installed in the spring of 2007 and night enhance the athletic scholarship budget in Athletics Disclosure Act Report for the games were played for the first time in school through fundraising initiatives sponsored federal government and the NCAA. For 17 history last fall, and the track was resurfaced through the Warrior Athletic Club, including years, prior to 2005, she also coordinated and expanded to eight lanes in 2005. the Television Fundraising Auction that was event management for over 400 athletic The president has spearheaded numerous incorporated by Gioglio. contests annually. building projects at ESU, including the new Gioglio serves on several committees She also monitors the athletic operating $40 million Science and Technology Center, a both on campus and in the community. His budget and the management of all away state-of-the-art facility which is the first new involvement at ESU includes the President’s contests, including team travel, contracts major academic building at ESU since 1979 Commission for Racial and Ethnic Diversity, and non-session arrangements. and will be open for the Fall 2008 semester. the Student Athlete Center for Excellence, Snyder is the founder and chair of the Other campus additions include the the Student Athlete Advisory Council, the Women’s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic Ahnert Alumni Center, which houses the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, the PSAC that raises scholarship dollars for women University Office of Advancement and Alumni Athletic Directors Governing Council and the student-athletes. She currently serves on Relations, an admissions center addition at PSAC Executive Committee. the Women in Sport Day Committee, the the front door of the campus in the Reibman Gioglio is the PSAC Athletic Trainers and Intercollegiate Athletic Committee and the Administration Building, and University Indoor Track Liaison, and a member of the Gender Equity Planning Committee and has Ridge, a new 10 building apartment-style National Association of Collegiate Directors also served on the University Faculty Senate. housing complex. This past summer, the of Athletics and the National Association of Prior to ESU, Snyder had a successful campus invested over $10 million dollars in Division II Athletic Administrators. He is also a career as a volleyball and softball coach at safety, storm water management and campus member of the Pocono YMCA Board and the California Lutheran University in Thousand beautification projects. Burnley Workshop of the Poconos Board. Oaks, California. Numerous new undergraduate and A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., She earned her B.S. from Springfield graduate programs in addition to other Gioglio previously served as Director of College in Physical Education and her academic enhancements have been added Athletics at Dakota State University and the Master’s degree and Ph.D. in Athletic during Dr. Dillman’s tenure. He also initiated University of Saint Mary in Kansas. Administration from the University of the University Business Accelerator, which Gioglio earned his bachelor’s degree Southern California. offers real work business experience and in Physical Education at Montclair State entrepreneurship opportunities for students, University and his first master’s degree in faculty and viable new businesses. education at Mansfield University, and his While in college, Dillman competed in second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. four sports — soccer, baseball, basketball and He also holds a doctorate degree from West track & field — at SUNY New Paltz. Virginia University. Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud (W.V.) State where he was president for parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley. eight years. He earned a master’s degree at Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in geography.

2 ESU Baseball Media Guide HEAD COACH JOHN KOCHMANSKY John Kochmansky is in his second season as the head baseball coach at East ContactContact Information Stroudsburg University. HeadHead CoachCoach JohnJohn KocKochmanskyhmansky Kochmansky was the top assistant coach KoehlerKoehler FieldhouseFieldhouse and recruiting coordinator at ESU for three Phone:Phone: (570)570) 422-326422-32633 seasons, from 2005 through 2007, before E-mail:E-mail: [email protected]@po-box.esu.edu accepting his first collegiate head coaching position. He helped the Warriors to their first PSAC postseason berth in 22 years in Tech while he pursued his Master’s degree 2007. ESU finished the season with a record in Health and Physical Education during the of 23-22, including a win over No. 1-ranked 1995 and 1996 seasons. Kutztown in the PSAC tournament. In 1997, he was an assistant coach for Kochmansky’s philosphy for the the Wilmington (N.C.) Sharks of the Coastal Warriors baseball program is to bring in Plain League, a summer collegiate baseball quality student-athletes who are prepared to league. compete both in the classroom and on the Kochmansky graduated from the diamond. University of Delaware in 1988 with a “Our ultimate goal is to be a consistent bachelor’s degree in Health and Physical winner in the PSAC, to compete for Education with teacher’s certification. He conference championships and play in the the head baseball coach from 2000-05. earned his Master’s degree in Health and Division II College World Series,” Kochmansky DeBoer set school records for hits (224), total Physical Education from Virginia Tech in said. bases (297) and stolen bases (66) during his 1996. ESU’s offensive statistics have increased career with the Warriors. While at Delaware, Kochmansky was significantly since Kochmansky joined the Kochmansky guided Pen Argyl to five the Blue Hens’ captain as a senior and led Warriors four years ago, led by Josh Butler consecutive District 11 playoff appearances the team with a .426 batting average while and Jacob DeBoer, who were both two-time and was named the area’s coach of the compiling a 16-game hitting streak in 1987. first team All-PSAC East selections. year by the Easton Express-Times in 2000 He also played three summers for the Kyle Sheaffer, a 2008 graduate, also and 2004. His teams played in the district Quakertown Blazers of the Atlantic Collegiate flourished under Kochmansky’s guidance, semifinal in 2000, the district final in 2003 Baseball League. He holds the ACBL career leaving ESU ranked in the career top 10 in and won the Colonial League championship record for runs scored, ranks second in hits nine offensive categories. in 2004. and third in runs batted in. His career batting DeBoer, who signed a professional Kochmansky was an assistant coach at average of .386 is fourth in ACBL history, contract and played for the River City Lehigh in fall 2007 before taking over teh including a .458 mark in 1987. Rascals of the Frontier League last summer, ESU program. He was also an assistant coach Kochmansky resides in East Stroudsburg played for Kochmansky at both ESU and Pen at Lafayette College in 1999, and spent two with his wife, Shala, and their 11-year old son Argyl High School, where Kochmansky was years as a volunteer assistant at Virginia Jake.

Bob Shebelsky • Assistant Coach

Bob Shebelsky enters his second season on head coach John Kochmansky’s staff and his fi fth season overall at East Stroudsburg University. He serves as the Warriors’ pitching coach and also plays an important role assisting with the recruiting process, which has enabled ESU to bring high quality student-athletes into the baseball program. Shebelsky has been an assistant coach with Kochmansky for the last eight seasons, beginning with four years (2001- 04) when Kochmansky was the head coach at Pen Argyl High School. Their run included an appearance in the district fi nals in 2003, and the Colonial League championship in 2004. As an assistant coach at ESU, he helped Dave Boyer, a 2008 graduate, earn PSAC East Rookie of the Year honors. Boyer fi nished his career with 17 wins, third in school history, and had 16 complete games in 38 career starts. Shebelsky was also part of the staff that guided the Warriors to their fi rst PSAC tournament appearance in 22 years in 2005. Shebelsky is a 1972 graduate of Penn State University and is a certifi ed public accountant. He is the scheduler for American Legion baseball in Northampton County.

Ryan Wyland • Graduate Assistant Coach

Ryan Wyland, a three-time All-Region selection and the PSAC East Player of the Year in 2007, joins the ESU baseball coaching staff as a graduate assistant for the 2009 season. He will assist with all aspects of the Warriors’ program. A graduate of Mansfi eld University, Wyland was named the conference’s top player as a senior when he was a fi rst team All-PSAC East outfi elder and second team pitcher. He was fi rst team All-PSAC East in each of his fi nal three seasons and earned placement on the All-North Atlantic Region team. He hit .360 with 199 career hits and 100 runs batted in during his four years, which began at Bloomsburg in 2004 before he played his fi nal two years at Mansfi eld. Wyland was the 2006 Atlantic Collegiate Baseball League Co-MVP and All-Star Game MVP, and also played professionally for the Calgary Vipers of the Northern League. He is a native of Loyalsock, Pa.

ESU Baseball Media Guide 3 2009 ROSTER/SACE

# Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown/High School 1 Carey Zimmerman OF Fr. 5-7 145 R/R Minisink Hills/East Stroudsburg South 2 Evan Gallagher SS Fr. 6-0 170 R/R Elizabethtown/Elizabethtown 3 Edwin Padua Inf. So. 5-10 175 R/R Philadelphia/Thomas Edison 4 Jeremy Gigliotti P Jr. 6-0 160 L/L Saylorsburg/Pleasant Valley 5 Anthony Clemens Inf./P Jr. 6-1 210 R/R Pottstown/Owen J. Roberts 6 Chad Schlegel 2B Sr. 5-8 170 R/R Reading/Reading Central Catholic 7 Chad Jacobson Inf./OF/P Fr. 5-11 175 R/R Montoursville/Montoursville 8 Bryce Muth C So. 5-9 180 R/R Breinigsville/Parkland 9 Christian Saveri P Jr. 6-0 180 L/L Bethlehem/Bethlehem Catholic 10 Brendan O’Malley 3B/OF Jr. 5-9 165 L/R Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg 11 Brandon Snyder 1B/P Fr. 6-1 185 L/L Lincoln University/Avon Grove 12 Andy Noga P Fr. 6-0 160 R/R Elkins Park/Cheltenham 13 Steve Prazenka P Jr. 6-0 195 R/R Macungie/Emmaus 14 Ryan Guarino Inf. Fr. 6-0 175 R/R Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial 16 Mike Bortz OF Sr. 6-0 170 R/R Wind Gap/Pen Argyl 17 John Pisker OF Jr. 6-0 175 S/R Oley/Oley Valley 19 Mark Angelo 1B Gr. 6-2 195 L/R Quakertown/Quakertown 21 Kenny Serfass OF/C Jr. 6-2 210 R/R Kunkletown/Pleasant Valley 22 Kevin Thompson OF Sr. 6-2 215 R/R Bangor/Bangor 23 Bill Hezel P Sr. 6-1 185 R/R Bushkill/East Stroudsburg North 24 Jason Colletti P Gr. 6-0 185 L/L Pottstown/Pottsgrove 25 Brendan O’Connor C Jr. 5-11 185 R/R Saylorsburg/Pleasant Valley 27 Tom Admire P/OF So. 6-4 190 R/R Catawissa/Southern Columbia 29 Chris Zsenak 1B/OF Sr. 6-2 230 L/R Titusville, N.J./Hopewell Valley 31 Andrew Killinger P Jr. 6-6 170 R/R South Gibson/Exeter 33 Paul Glenn P Fr. 6-2 175 R/R Landenberg/Avon Grove

Head Coach: #18 John Kochmansky (Delaware ’88, second season) Assistant Coaches: #30 Bob Shebelsky and #26 Ryan Wyland

Student-Athlete Center for Excellence Academic Coordinator for In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on Athletics campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. Nancy Jo Greenawalt The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic as the Academic Coordinator performance. for Athletics. Her main Academic services offered: Exercise science services offered: responsibility is to organize an Academic Counseling Body composition analysis academic support structure Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Dietary analysis for nearly 500 Warriors Assistance in declaring a major Nutritional/psychological assessment student-athletes. CHAMPS/life skills programming Hydration or body water status Greenawalt has 24 years Professional career development skills Nutritional counseling of experience in higher Progress reports/academic monitoring Aerobic power analysis Referral coordination to other university Overtraining analysis education, including 14 agencies Psychological Skills Training years at Albright College and 10 at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department The SACE Staff Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science national and regional committees. Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise badminton and tennis. She earned her bachelor’s psychology degree in psychology from Albright and her master’s Student Athletic Representatives degree in physical education from Penn State Coaching Representatives University.

4 ESU Baseball Media Guide SEASON OUTLOOK The return of eight starters and three of In left fi eld, a group of players including top three spots in the rotation and lead a the top four weekend pitchers, along with the juniors Brendan O’Malley, John Pisker strong group of pitchers, many with power addition of a class of talented freshmen and a and Kenny Serfass and freshmen Chad arms, that will push for conference innings for former All-Patriot League fi rst baseman, gives Jacobson and Carey Zimmerman will all see the Warriors during the 2009 season. head coach John Kochmansky tremendous opportunities for playing time. Prazenka has been ESU’s most consistent reason for optimism as he enters his second O’Malley has hit .298 with more walks pitcher the last two years and had a 2.42 ERA season at East Stroudsburg University. than strikeouts in his fi rst two years. He made in fi ve PSAC East starts in 2008 with outings The returning starters include seniors 33 starts between second and third a year that included a 1-0 shutout of Mansfi eld and Chris Zsenak (1B/DH) and Mike Bortz (CF), ago and will be in the lineup at a number of a 2-1 win over Kutztown. A right-hander with the team’s top two hitters last year who positions this season. fi ve pitches, Prazenka doesn’t light up the combined for 61 runs, 58 runs batted in and Pisker, a switch-hitter who homered from radar gun but has a 6-3 record in two years. an on-base percentage well over .400. both sides of the plate in a doubleheader in Gigliotti, a 6-0 left-hander, has made a On the mound, junior Steve Prazenka Florida, is one year removed from a medical jump in velocity to the high 80’s and added anchors a pitching staff that features six redshirt and may see time in left and as the a pitch to his arsenal that has produced 74 players that made at least three starts in 2008. DH. Serfass lettered in both of his fi rst two strikeouts in 76.2 career innings. He fanned 10 Graduate student Mark Angelo, a seasons and has also caught at ESU. batters in a 5-3 win over Millersville to fi nish three-year letterwinner and All-Patriot League Jacobson is listed on the roster as an the year, and can be one of the top pitchers in selection as a senior at Division I Bucknell infi elder, outfi elder and pitcher following his the conference with more consistency. University, joins the Warriors for his fi nal year career at Montoursville, where he went to the Saveri was valuable both as a starter and of eligibility and brings a veteran bat to ESU. state championship game as a sophomore. as a left-handed arm out of the pen last year With 16 returning letterwinners and a Zimmerman, an All-Mountain Valley and appeared in a team-high 18 games. He class of seven freshmen, several of whom are Conference player at East Stroudsburg South was 3-3, including a shutout vs. Bloomsburg, expected to see signifi cant action, the mix HS, is a strong-armed defensive outfi elder and also notched three saves. of experience and youth has the potential and brings speed to the top of the order. Seniors Jason Colletti and Bill Hezel to carry the Warriors through the PSAC East Around the infi eld, senior Chad bring innings and experience to the ESU staff . schedule and into the PSAC tournament. Schlegel, O’Malley and fellow junior Anthony Colletti, another lefty, returns to ESU for a fi fth Angelo will open the season as the Clemens and sophomore Edwin Padua all year after receiving a medical redshirt and starter at fi rst base after hitting .311 during have starting experience. They will be joined has made 28 career starts, tied for seventh in his career at Bucknell and helping the Bison by three freshmen - Evan Gallagher, Ryan school history. Hezel appeared in 10 games, to the NCAA Tournament last season, where Guarino and Jacobson. starting seven, and threw 38.2 innings in 2008 they upset No. 1 seed Florida State in the fi rst Schlegel started 31 games at second Sophomore Tom Admire is a tall, lean game of their regional. base and made 41 starts overall last season. right-hander who threw well down the Zsenak hit .374 last season and .360 as He was the Warriors’ primary leadoff hitter stretch as a freshman and also started 10 a sophomore and enters the year ranked in and hit .270 with 28 runs scored, third on the games in the outfi eld. A full-time pitcher this ESU’s career top 10 in both batting average team. Schlegel will share time at second with year, he will have an opportunity to compete (.346) and on-base percentage (.426). Guarino, who has great baseball instincts and for PSAC East innings along with incoming A left-handed bat with power to all fi elds, can hit for average to all fi elds. freshmen Paul Glenn and Andy Noga. Zsenak has 23 career doubles and six home Gallagher opens his freshman year as Both freshmen have impressive runs. He will be in the lineup at either fi rst or the starter at shortstop. A standout athlete credentials and are hard throwers who will as the designated hitter. Freshman Brandon from Elizabethtown, he has shown the arm contribute in their fi rst year at ESU. Glenn Snyder, another left-handed hitter, is also and range to develop into one of the top went 10-0 with a 0.88 ERA and was fi rst team expected to contribute and showed plenty of shortstops in the PSAC. All-Chesmont as a senior at Avon Grove, while power in the fall. Padua, who made 33 starts at short last Noga was All-Suburban One as a pitcher Bortz made quite an impact as a junior, year, will move into a utility role this season. and shortstop and honorable mention All- his fi rst year at ESU, as he was a fi rst team All- He hit .303 in PSAC East games and will be a Southeast PA on the mound at Cheltenham. PSAC East selection while starting 36 games valuable piece in the Warriors’ infi eld depth. Junior Andrew Killinger, a 6-6 right- as the premier defensive centerfi elder in the The combination of Clemens, O’Malley hander who transferred to ESU from conference. He missed 12 games due to injury and Jacobson will hold down the hot corner Lackawanna Junior College, and Clemens early in the year but still hit seven home runs, at third base, where Clemens (28) and will see late inning work out of the bullpen. the second-most at ESU since 1985, and led O’Malley (13) combined to make 41 starts Killinger is projected as the set-up man and the team with 31 RBI and 32 runs scored. a year ago. Clemens hit .306 as a freshman bridge to the seventh inning, which will allow Bortz hit in the No. 3 spot in all but seven before seeing his average slide last year, but Clemens to return to the closer’s role. starts last season, but is expected to move will also contribute at the back end of the Clemens had six saves as a freshman and up in the order and improve on his 12 stolen bullpen where he holds the school record two as a sophomore, and should return to the bases from a year ago. with eight career saves. eff ectiveness he showed in his fi rst year when Senior Kevin Thompson, a proven hitter Behind the plate, junior Brendan he posted a 1.76 ERA as a reliever. Depth who has a chance to get to 100 career RBI O’Connor made 33 starts last year and threw issues last year pressed Clemens into more and threaten the school record of 109, started out almost 30 percent (15-54) of opposing action in the infi eld, but his velocity is up and 39 games in right fi eld in 2008. He hit .301 base stealers. Sophomore Bryce Muth started he should continue to add to his school- after returning from a medical redshirt and 13 games and will press for more action, and record save total. has proven that he can hit PSAC pitching Serfass is also an option at catcher. Jacobson and Snyder (LHP) will both get throughout his career, posting a .392 batting Prazenka and juniors Jeremy Gigliotti relief innings and see an occasional spot start average in conference games last year. and Christian Saveri are penciled into the while also contributing in the fi eld.

ESU Baseball Media Guide 5 2009 WARRIORS Mark ANGELO • 19 1B 6-2 195 L/R Graduate Student Quakertown/Quakertown

General: Completing collegiate baseball eligibility at ESU after earning three letters at Bucknell ... All-Patriot League selection for the Bison last season ... member of Patriot League championship team that upset Florida State 7-0 in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament ... tied for team lead in hits and RBI and was the only player to appear in all 56 games ... enrolled in graduate courses in Secondary Education and Mathematics. Background: Two-year letterwinner in baseball at Quakertown ... earned All-Suburban One League honors twice ... served as captain as a senior ... participated in the Carpenter Cup as a senior ... uncle played minor league baseball in the Cincinnati Reds farm system. G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2006 21 4 .364 22 2 8 0 0 0 6 8 .364 3 0 7 .423 1 0 0-0 2007 36 28 .287 94 17 27 3 2 0 13 34 .362 14 4 14 .395 2 1 4-4 2008 56 55 .316 209 33 66 8 2 2 37 84 .402 14 15 33 .393 4 3 8-9 Career 113 87 .311 325 52 101 11 4 2 56 126 .388 31 19 54 .395 7 4 12-13

Mike BORTZ • 16 OF 6-0 170 R/R Senior Wind Gap/Pen Argyl

Junior: First team All-PSAC East selection ... started 36 games as the Warriors’ center fi elder ... led team in home runs, RBI, runs, total bases and stolen bases ... slugging percentage of .622 was sixth in school history ... one of two ESU players to hit seven home runs in a season since 1985 ... missed 12 games due to injury, including all but one of the 11 games in Florida ... returned by going 4-for-6 with two homers, six RBI and three runs in doubleheader at Wilmington ... had 15 multi-hit games, ended the year with a 10-game hitting streak and hit safely in 16 of the fi nal 17 games ... went 7-for-15 with fi ve RBI and seven runs in four games against Bloomsburg. Background: All-Area selection in baseball, basketball and football at Pen Argyl ... named All-State in both baseball and football as a quarterback ... 1,000-point scorer in basketball ... played baseball for Coach Kochmansky ... fi rst team All-Conference and All-America selection at Lackawanna Junior College ... majoring in Business Management.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 36 36 .339 127 32 43 11 2 7 31 79 .622 15 2 21 .411 2 1 12-15 Career 36 36 .339 127 32 43 11 2 7 31 79 .622 15 2 21 .411 2 1 12-15

Jason COLLETTI • 24 LHP 6-0 185 L/L Graduate Student Pottstown/Pottsgrove

Senior: Returns to the Warriors with a medical redshirt ... made three starts before missing the rest of the season due to injury ... earned starts at UNC Pembroke, vs. Lock Haven (at Apprentice School) and Southwest Minnesota State (at Gene Cusic Classic) ... allowed one earned run over 5.0 innings while striking out fi ve against Lock Haven. Junior: Led Warriors with nine starts ... made seven starts against PSAC East opponents and also threw 5.0 innings, allowing two earned runs against California in PSAC tournament ... very consistent, never allowed more than four earned runs in any start ... won his fi rst two starts of the season against Lock Haven and Ashland. Sophomore: Made nine starts and led ESU’s starting pitchers with a 5.11 ERA ... top outing came against Mansfi eld, with six strikeouts and one earned run in a 3-2 complete game victory. Freshman: Appeared in eight games (seven starts) and tossed one complete game. Background: Three-year letterwinner as a pitcher and outfi elder at Pottsgrove ... Pennsylvania Athletic Conference honorable mention ... National Honor Society student ... Dean’s List student at ESU ... earned bachelor’s degree and is pursuing Master’s degree in Sport Management. G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2005 8 7 1 0 7.97 0-6 0 35.0 48 39 31 29 12 1 5 2006 10 9 2 0 5.11 3-5 0 49.1 65 43 28 27 31 13 3 2007 10 9 0 0 5.91 3-4 0 42.2 48 41 28 27 20 8 2 2008 3 3 0 0 9.49 0-2 0 12.1 18 20 13 9 10 5 1 Career 31 28 3 0 6.46 6-17 0 139.1 179 143 100 92 73 27 11

86 ESU Men’sESU Basketball Baseball Media Guide 2009 WARRIORS Bill HEZEL • 23 RHP 6-1 185 R/R Senior Bushkill/East Stroudsburg North

Junior: Made seven starts and pitched in 10 games in his fi rst year at ESU ... earned fi rst career victory vs. Charleston (W.V.) at the Gene Cusic Classic, striking out fi ve in 7.0 innings and allowing six hits in a 4-2 win ... also picked up a win at Wilmington, with one run in 4.0 innings while fanning seven ... threw 3.0 innings of one-hit relief in 10-5 win vs. Southern New Hampshire ... made PSAC East starts vs. Mansfi eld, West Chester and Bloomsburg. Background: Four-year letterwinner, three-time All-Area and two-time All-Conference choice during career at East Stroudsburg North ... was a pitcher and shortstop on the diamond ... member of the National Honor Society and Honor Roll student ... graduated in the top 10 percent of his class ... came to ESU from Lehigh University ... majoring in Sport Management and minoring in Business. G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2008 10 7 1 0 7.22 2-7 1 38.2 50 43 31 26 25 7 6 Career 10 7 1 0 7.22 2-7 1 38.2 50 43 31 26 25 7 6

Chad SCHLEGEL • 6 2B 5-8 170 R/R Senior Reading/Reading Central Catholic

Junior: Started 41 games in the infi eld - 31 at second, seven at shortstop and three at third ... posted .270 batting average coming primarily out of the leadoff spot and was third on the team with 28 runs ... had four games with three hits ... went 3-for-3 with two RBI and two runs vs. Southwest Minnesota State ... also collected three hits in Florida vs. Southern New Hampshire ... 3-for-7 with two RBI in 5-3, 14-inning win over West Chester ... went 5-for-8 with three runs in doubleheader vs. Lock Haven. Background: All-Berks County as a senior and All-Division as a sophomore and junior at Reading Central Catholic ... hit over .400 in all three seasons ... played second, short and third ... team MVP each of the last two seasons ... team captain ... Honor Roll student ... earned two letters at Hagerstown Community College ... majoring in Exercise Science.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 44 41 .270 126 28 34 6 0 0 12 40 .317 13 3 16 .347 2 7 7-8 Career 44 41 .270 126 28 34 6 0 0 12 40 .317 13 3 16 .347 2 7 7-8

Kevin THOMPSON • 22 OF 6-2 215 R/R Senior Bangor/Bangor

Junior (2008): Hit .301 with four home runs after receiving a medical redshirt for the 2007 season ... enters senior year with an opportunity to set the school record for career RBI (109) ... started 39 games as the Warriors’ right fi elder ... led team with .392 batting average and .706 slugging percentage and hit all four homers against the PSAC East schedule ... 4-for-6 with a pair of doubles in 14-inning win over West Chester ... also had four hits (4-for-4), including a homer, in second game of a doubleheader at Bloomsburg ... went 3-for-5 with two RBI vs. Bloomsburg in Virginia. Sophomore (2006): Hit .311 in 49 starts ... had 14 doubles and drove in 38 runs ... 17 multiple-hit games ... 2-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI vs. C.W. Post ... scored fi ve runs (two hits, three walks) against Minnesota-Duluth. Freshman (2005): Posted .280 batting average and started 36 games in his fi rst season at ESU. Background: Four-year letterwinner and two-time All-Colonial League selection at Bangor ... career .400 hitter with nine home runs ... set school record with seven homers in a season ... pitched and played third base ... team captain as a junior ... majoring in Economics and Business Management.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2005 40 36 .280 93 10 26 4 1 0 15 32 .344 13 2 29 .373 2 0 0-1 2006 49 49 .311 164 30 51 14 1 1 38 70 .427 18 5 37 .387 4 1 2-5 2008 45 39 .301 123 22 37 7 0 4 20 56 .455 17 10 37 .424 1 0 0-1 Career 134 124 .308 370 62 114 25 2 5 73 158 .427 48 17 103 .405 7 1 2-7

ESU Men’sBaseball Basketball Media Guide Media Guide 97 2009 WARRIORS Chris ZSENAK • 29 1B/OF 6-2 230 L/R Senior Titusville, N.J./Hopewell Valley

Junior: Enters fi nal season at ESU ranked in career top 10 in batting average (.346) and on-base percentage (.426) ... only Warrior to play in all 48 games last season ... hit out of the clean-up spot in each of his 45 starts (37 at fi rst base, eight at DH) ... led team with .374 batting average and .468 on-base percentage ... reached base safely in all but seven starts and had two streaks of 11 games ... had 17 multiple-hit games and six games with three hits ... pounded out 17 extra-base hits, including 14 doubles, tied for fourth in school history. Sophomore: Tied for team lead with fi ve home runs, drove in 28 runs and hit .360 ... went 4-for-4 with two homers and fi ve RBI in one game against Lock Haven in Florida ... had eight other games with at least two hits ... homered and drove in three runs vs. Hillsdale ... 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBI at Millersville. Freshman: Played in 23 games with six starts ... had two multiple hit games late in the season, at Scranton and vs. Bloomsburg. Background: Four-year letterwinner and three-time All-Colonial Valley Conference member at Hopewell Valley ... Rookie of the Year as a freshman ... team captain as a junior and senior ... played on the Carpenter Cup team ... hit .387 with three home runs and 93 RBI during his career ... Off ensive Lineman of the Year and honored by the 12th Man Touchdown Club in football ... majoring in Recreation and Leisure Service Management.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2006 23 6 .189 37 6 7 2 0 0 2 9 .243 4 1 11 .286 0 0 0-0 2007 39 36 .360 125 26 45 7 0 5 28 67 .536 12 1 14 .417 1 0 1-4 2008 48 45 .374 139 29 52 14 2 1 27 73 .525 24 4 18 .468 4 0 1-3 Career 110 87 .346 301 61 104 23 2 6 57 149 .495 40 6 43 .426 5 0 2-7

Anthony CLEMENS • 5 Inf./P 6-1 210 R/R Junior Pottstown/Owen J. Roberts

Sophomore: Had two saves to set school record with eight career saves ... appeared in nine games in relief and made 36 starts in the fi eld (28 at third, eight at shortstop) ... gave up 11 of his 13 runs in 1.2 innings to start the season ... had 2.70 ERA over his fi nal six appearances ... threw scoreless innings for saves in pair of 5-3 wins vs. West Chester and Millersville ... at the plate, had 25 hits and showed good plate discipline with 14 walks ... had four games with two hits. Freshman: Tied school record with six saves and started 35 games between shortstop and the designated hitter spot ... posted 1.76 ERA in 15 relief appearances ... hit .306 for the season and was 4-of-12 at the PSAC tournament at Slippery Rock, including two hits in the Warriors’ 9-5 win over No. 1 Kutztown ... went 3-for-4 with three doubles, three RBI and four runs scored vs. Hillsdale ... had two hits in three of his fi rst four starts ... had a total of nine multiple hit games. Background: Pioneer Athletic Conference MVP at Owen J. Roberts ... All-Conference and All-Area as a pitcher and shortstop ... four-year letterwinner and career .400 hitter ... All-Conference quarterback, defensive back and punter and earned three letters in football ... team MVP as a senior ... threw for 3,000 career yards as a quarterback ... majoring in Exercise Science.

G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2007 17 2 0 0 6.14 1-4 6 22.0 25 24 15 19 21 5 8 2008 9 0 0 0 14.04 1-1 2 8.1 14 13 13 4 4 4 6 Career 26 2 0 0 8.31 2-5 8 30.1 39 37 28 23 25 9 14

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2007 37 35 .306 111 21 34 8 0 0 13 42 .378 14 5 14 .408 0 0 5-5 2008 39 36 .219 114 15 25 6 0 0 14 31 .272 14 0 22 .302 1 4 7-8 Career 76 71 .262 225 36 59 14 0 0 27 73 .324 28 5 36 .355 1 4 12-13

8 ESU Baseball Media Guide 2009 WARRIORS Jeremy GIGLIOTTI • 4 LHP 6-0 160 L/L Junior Saylorsburg/Pleasant Valley

Sophomore: Second on team with nine starts and started during all fi ve of the conference weekends ... shut down West Chester with complete game four-hitter in 5-2 victory ... tied career-high with 10 strikeouts over 6.0 innings in fi nal start of the season as ESU beat Millersville 5-3 ... struck out seven in 7.0 innings in complete game, 4-1 win over Rockhurst (Mo.) ... had 27 strikeouts in 24.2 innings vs. the PSAC East. Freshman: Led ESU with a 4.45 ERA in his fi rst season ... made six starts, including 5.0 innings (0 ER) vs. Shippensburg in PSAC tournament game ... struck out eight batters in his fi rst career start vs. Apprentice, and 10 in his next start against Lock Haven ... had 28 strikeouts in 28.1 innings. Background: Helped Pleasant Valley to the 2004 and 2006 Mountain Valley Conference championships ... Pocono Record All-Area selection both seasons ... went 5-1 with a 1.75 ERA as a sophomore, and 6-2 with a 1.99 ERA as a senior ... 2006 Morning Call All-Area second team ... Honor Roll student ... majoring in Sport Management.

G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2007 8 6 0 0 4.45 2-1 0 28.1 27 22 14 23 28 4 5 2008 10 9 3 0 7.08 3-5 0 48.1 62 52 38 32 46 5 5 Career 18 15 3 0 6.10 5-6 0 76.2 89 74 52 55 74 9 10

Andrew KILLINGER • 31 RHP 6-6 170 R/R Junior South Gibson/Exeter

Background: Two-year letterwinner in baseball and basketball at Exeter ... earned All-Division honors in both sports ... pitched and played fi rst base in baseball and was a forward and center in basketball ... attended Lackawanna Junior College before transferring to ESU ... majoring in Business Management.

Brendan O’MALLEY • 10 3B/OF 5-9 165 L/R Junior Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg

Sophomore: Posted .292 batting average in 33 starts ... played 17 games at second base, 13 at third base and three as the designated hitter ... recorded eight multi-hit games ... tied for second on team with 11 stolen bases ... went 7-for-15 in four-game set against Bloomsburg ... 3-for-5 with a home run, six RBI and three runs scored in fi rst end of the doubleheader at Bloom ... went 2-for-3 with two RBI, two runs and two walks vs. the Apprentice School ... went 2-for-2, drove in two and scored twice against Bloomsburg at Apprentice ... had a pair of multi-hit games vs. West Chester. Freshman: Hit .305 and struck out only eight times in 105 at bats ... made 26 starts at third base and six at DH ... had his fi rst two hits, scored two runs and knocked in two against Lock Haven in Florida ... 3-for-4 and scored three runs at Mansfi eld ... was 2-for-5, stole a base and scored twice in 9-5 win over No. 1-ranked Kutztown in the PSAC tournament. Background: Earned four letters in baseball and three in football at Stroudsburg ... fi rst team All-Mountain Valley Conference in baseball in 2005 ... two-time All-Area and member of American Legion All-East team ... team MVP in both baseball and football and won conference championships in both sports ... Honor Roll Student ... PSAC Scholar Athlete ... majoring in Elementary Education and minoring in Social Studies. G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2007 41 32 .305 105 25 32 2 1 1 19 39 .371 10 6 8 .387 3 3 4-8 2008 33 33 .292 113 21 33 5 0 1 18 41 .363 13 6 13 .385 3 1 11-15 Career 74 65 .298 218 46 65 7 1 2 37 80 .367 23 12 21 .386 6 4 15-23

ESU Baseball Media Guide 9 2009 WARRIORS Brendan O’CONNOR • 25 C 5-11 185 R/R Junior Saylorsburg/Pleasant Valley

Sophomore: Started 33 games at catcher in his fi rst season with the Warriors ... hit .200 with 18 hits and 12 walks ... went 1-for-2 with two walks, an RBI and three runs in fi rst game of a doubleheader vs. Bloomsburg ... went 2-for-2 in 14- inning win over West Chester ... threw out 15 of 54 base stealers. Background: Three-year letterwinner and two-time All-Mountain Valley Conference selection at Pleasant Valley ... won conference championships in 2004 (20-2) and 2006 (18-2) ... hit .429 as a junior and was named to the All-Area team ... Honor Roll student ... played baseball as a freshman at Division I North Dakota State ... majoring in Elementary Education. G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 35 33 .200 90 7 18 3 0 0 7 21 .233 12 0 11 .294 0 5 0-0 2008 35 33 .200 90 7 18 3 0 0 7 21 .233 12 0 11 .294 0 5 0-0

John PISKER • 17 OF 6-0 175 S/R Junior Oley/Oley Valley

Sophomore (2008): Played in 34 games and made 25 starts in his fi rst full season at ESU ... started 13 games in the outfi eld and 12 at designated hitter ... homered from both sides of the plate in doubleheader vs. Southwest Minnesota State on the fi rst day of the Gene Cusic Classic in Fort Myers, Fla. ... also went deep with a three-run homer in win over Millersville ... went 4-for-6 vs. Charleston (W.V.) in Florida ... had two-hit games vs. UNC-Pembroke and Lock Haven. Sophomore (2007): Received a medical redshirt for the 2007 season ... played in four games at the Apprentice Builders Classic in Virginia before missing the rest of the season due to an injury ... hit .429 with three multiple-hit games ... 2-for-3 with two RBI vs. Lock Haven and 2-for-5 with two RBI against Bloomsburg. Background: Four-year letterwinner as a catcher at Oley Valley ... All-Division, All-Berks County and member of the Carpenter Cup team as a senior ... played at DeSales University as a freshman ... majoring in Pre-Physical Therapy. G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2007 4 4 .429 14 3 6 1 1 0 4 9 .643 3 1 1 .556 0 0 2-2 2008 34 25 .230 87 14 20 5 0 3 13 34 .391 9 3 20 .323 0 0 5-7 Career 38 29 .257 101 17 26 6 1 3 17 43 .426 12 4 21 .359 0 0 7-9

Steve PRAZENKA • 13 RHP 6-0 195 R/R Junior Macungie/Emmaus

Sophomore: Led ESU with 3.83 ERA and was second with 49.1 innings ... had 2.42 ERA over 26.0 innings in fi ve PSAC East starts ... threw 1-0, three-hit shutout vs. Mansfi eld ... also had complete game three-hitter and didn’t give up an earned run in 2-1 win over Kutztown ... went fi rst 8.0 innings of 5-3, 14-inning win over West Chester ... allowed three or fewer runs in six of his eight starts ... had season-high seven strikeouts in 7.0 innings vs. Minnesota-Duluth. Freshman: Went 3-1 in six starts ... beat Mansfi eld 5-3, allowing two earned runs over fi ve innings ... threw 6.1 innings and gave up three earned runs in a no decision against Wayne State ... threw 3.1 innings of scoreless relief to earn a save in a 6-5 win at Millersville. Background: Two-time Morning Call Pitcher of the Year at Emmaus ... went 15-0 with a 0.53 ERA as a three-year letterwinner ... two-time All-Lehigh Valley Conference and two-time All-Area selection ... also played fi rst base ... member of three straight conference championship teams ... majoring in Exercise Science.

G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2007 10 6 0 0 6.29 3-1 1 34.1 43 37 24 17 19 5 15 2008 10 8 2 1 3.83 3-2 0 49.1 56 27 21 16 28 5 7 Career 20 14 2 1 4.84 6-3 1 83.2 99 64 45 33 47 10 22

10 ESU Baseball Media Guide 2009 WARRIORS Christian SAVERI • 9 LHP 6-0 180 L/L Junior Bethlehem/Bethlehem Catholic

Sophomore: Led the Warriors with 18 appearances and made three starts ... threw fi ve scoreless innings in relief and earned the win in 5-3, 14-inning win over West Chester ... tossed fi ve-hit shutout in 8-0 victory vs. Bloomsburg ... won fi rst start of the season vs. Ashland (Ohio), allowing two earned runs while striking out fi ve in 5.1 innings ... didn’t give up an earned run in three-inning relief stints at Wilmington and Millersville. Freshman: Threw 16 innings as a reliever over 12 games, and went four innings in his only start against Wayne State ... earned the win with three strikeouts in 1.1 innings of a 4-3 victory over Apprentice ... struck out 19 batters in 20 innings and gave up only three extra-base hits, all doubles. Background: Won two District 11 championships at Bethlehem Catholic ... pitcher, outfi elder and fi rst baseman ... also played basketball and ran track ... Honor Roll student ... majoring in Sport Management.

G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2007 12 1 0 0 5.85 1-0 0 20.0 26 19 13 10 19 3 2 2008 18 3 1 1 4.95 3-3 3 36.1 43 31 20 12 20 7 4 Career 30 4 1 1 5.27 4-3 3 56.1 69 50 33 22 39 10 6

Kenny SERFASS • 21 OF/C 6-2 210 R/R Junior Kunkletown/Pleasant Valley

Sophomore: Started 10 games at fi rst base and three at DH ... had two-run single vs. Ashland in Fort Myers, Fla. ... collected pinch-hit RBI single and scored in win at Bloomsburg. Freshman: Started 25 games, primarily at fi rst base (12) and catcher (11) ... had two games with three hits ... was 3-for-4 with three RBI against Hillsdale, and was 3-for-3 at Millersville ... had his fi rst two career hits against Charleston in Fort Myers, Fla. Background: Three-year All-Conference and two-time All-District selection at Pleasant Valley ... team captain ... hit .456 with nine home runs during his career ... won two Mountain Valley Conference championships ... four-year scholar- athlete and Honor Roll student ... majoring in Business Management. G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2007 28 25 .203 79 11 16 4 0 0 7 20 .253 7 0 23 .267 0 2 0-0 2008 20 13 .100 40 3 4 0 0 0 6 4 .100 3 1 10 .174 2 0 0-0 Career 48 38 .168 119 14 20 4 0 0 13 24 .202 10 1 33 .235 2 2 0-0

Tom ADMIRE • 27 P/OF 6-4 190 R/R Sophomore Catawissa/Southern Columbia

Freshman: Pitched in 12 games with three starts and also started 10 games in the outfi eld ... made fi rst career PSAC East start at Millersville ... took the loss in 3-0 shutout but didn’t allow an earned run in 6.0 innings and struck out fi ve ... gave up four earned runs in 5.1 innings in fi rst career start vs. Charleston (W.V.) in Florida ... also had a pair of two-hit games in Florida, vs. Ashland and Southern New Hampshire ... drove in three and also scored vs. Southern NH. Background: Four-year letterwinner in baseball at Southern Columbia ... fi rst team All-Mid Penn pitcher and team captain ... hit .486 with four home runs and struck out 55 batters ... earned two letters and played on three state championship football teams ... fi rst team All-State defensive back and had seven interceptions ... Press Enterprise and All-Anthracite small school defensive back of the year ... CSC League All-Star ... also a member of the basketball and bowling teams ... major is undeclared.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 18 10 .219 32 6 7 0 0 0 5 7 .219 1 0 6 .235 1 0 2-2 Career 18 10 .219 32 6 7 0 0 0 5 7 .219 1 0 6 .235 1 0 2-2

G GS CG SHO ERA W-L S IP H R ER BB SO WP HBP 2008 12 3 1 0 6.89 0-2 0 31.1 36 35 24 20 26 9 9 Career 12 3 1 0 6.89 0-2 0 31.1 36 35 24 20 26 9 9

ESU Baseball Media Guide 11 2009 WARRIORS BryceBryce MUTH • 8 C 5-9 180 R/R Sophomore Breinigsville/Parkland

Freshman: Made 12 starts behind the plate ... went 1-for-2 and scored at Mansfi eld in fi rst career PSAC East start ... had fi rst career hit at Columbia Union ... played fi nal eight innings of 5-3, 14-inning win over West Chester and doubled for his fi rst career extra-base hit. Background: All-Lehigh Valley Conference catcher at Parkland ... three-year letterwinner and two-year captain ... earned four letters as a defenseman in ice hockey and was assistant captain ... Honor Roll student and baseball scholar- athlete ... majoring in Exercise Science.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 19 12 .121 33 5 4 1 0 0 1 5 .152 9 0 10 .310 0 1 1-1 Career 19 12 .121 33 5 4 1 0 0 1 5 .152 9 0 10 .310 0 1 1-1

Edwin PADUA • 3 Inf. 5-10 175 R/R Sophomore Philadelphia/Thomas Edison

Freshman: Played in 39 games and made 33 starts at shortstop ... hit .250 for the season and .303 (10-for-33) with two doubles in PSAC East games ... had two-run single for fi rst career RBI’s in 4-1 win over Rockhurst (Mo.) in Florida ... had a pair of hits in conference games against Mansfi eld, West Chester and Millersville ... went 2-for-2 with two runs and an RBI in a game at Columbia Union ... 2-for-4 and scored twice in second game of twinbill at Wilmington. Background: Three-year letterwinner as a second baseman and shortstop at Thomas Edison ... team captain ... Honor Roll student and member of the National Honor Society ... majoring in Business Management.

G GS AVG. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HP SO OBP% SF SH SB-SBA 2008 39 33 .250 84 11 21 2 0 0 7 23 .274 3 2 9 .286 2 4 3-7 2008 39 33 .250 84 11 21 2 0 0 7 23 .274 3 2 9 .286 2 4 3-7

Evan GALLAGHER • 2 SS 6-0 170 R/R Freshman Elizabethtown/Elizabethtown

Background: Three-year starter and letterwinner at Elizabethtown ... two-time fi rst team All-Section at shortstop ... Legion League All-Star and Player of the Year ... team captain ... Gene Garber Award winner ... raised batting average each year, hitting .380 as a junior and .410 as a senior ... led team to Section II championship with 15-4 record during fi nal season ... two-year letterwinner as wide receiver and defensive back in football ... won team’s Iron Man Award ... Honor Roll student ... Lions Club Scholarship Award recipient ... majoring in Exercise Science.

Paul GLENN • 33 RHP 6-2 175 R/R Freshman Landenberg/Avon Grove

Background: Three-year letterwinner and captain of 16-3 Chesmont League championship team as a senior at Avon Grove ... named to All-Area team after posting 10-0 record with a 0.88 ERA ... second team All-Chesmont as a junior ... fi rst team All-SCCL pitcher as a sophomore with 8-1 record ... played on four Keystone Games teams and three Carpenter Cup teams ... won the Carpenter Cup as a junior also played basketball ... teammate of fellow ESU freshman Brandon Snyder ... majoring in Art and Design.

12 ESU Baseball Media Guide 2009 WARRIORS Ryan GUARINO • 14 Inf. 6-0 175 R/R Freshman Jackson, N.J./Jackson Memorial

Background: Three-year letterwinner while playing second, third and shortstop at Jackson Memorial ... played in All- Shore All-Star Game after hitting .383 as a senior ... helped team to 18-6 record and top ranking in the Shore Conference ... named third team All-Shore, second team All-County and fi rst team All-Division and posted .430 batting average during junior season ... team went 20-8 and was ranked in the top 25 in the state ... earned three letters as a sprinter in indoor track and one letter in football ... High Honor Roll student ... majoring in Business Management.

Chad JACOBSON • 7 Inf./OF/P 5-11 175 R/R Freshman Montoursville/Montoursville

Background: Susquehanna Valley League Co-Player of the Year as a senior at Montoursville ... helped school to three straight SVL championships ... Sun-Gazette Player of the Year as a sophomore in 2006 when Montoursville was the state runner-up with a 24-4 record ... school won District 4 championship in 2008 ... fi rst team All-SVL pitcher ... also played infi eld as a four-year letterwinner ... three-year letterwinner in football ... played quarterback, defensive back, kicker and punter and was ESPN Radio 1050 Defensive Back of the Year ... Sun-Gazette’s Outstanding Male Athlete for 2008 ... also earned two letters in basketball ... member of Key Club and FBLA ... majoring in Business Management.

Andy NOGA • 12 RHP 6-0 160 R/R Freshman Elkins Park/Cheltenham

Background: Three-year letterwinner as pitcher and shortstop at Cheltenham ... Honorable Mention All-Southeast Pennsylvania as a pitcher ... went 17-9 on the mound and hit .304 for his career ... fi rst team All-Suburban One pitcher and second team shortstop as a junior and senior ... Lower Montgomery County pitcher of the year and MVP in American Legion ... majoring in Health Education.

Brandon SNYDER • 11 1B/P 6-1 185 L/L Freshman Lincoln University/Avon Grove

Background: First team All-Philadelphia Inquirer and All-Area as a senior on Chesmont championship team at Avon Grove ... two-time fi rst team All-Chesmont and second team All-SCCL as a sophomore ... three-time member of the Carpenter Cup squad ... as a senior, hit .440 with a .610 on-base percentage and had three home runs, 10 doubles and 34 RBI ... went 6-2 on the mound with a 2.20 ERA ... posted .380 batting average and .515 on-base percentage as a junior to go with six doubles and 16 RBI ... three-year starter in soccer and honorable mention All-Chesmont as a senior ... member of the National Honor Society ... teammate of fellow ESU freshman Paul Glenn ... majoring in Chemistry.

Carey ZIMMERMAN • 1 OF 5-7 145 R/R Freshman Minisink Hills/East Stroudsburg South

Background: Pocono Record All-Area team selection as a senior at East Stroudsburg South ... hit .328 with fi ve doubles, a triple and a home run ... had 16 RBI, 13 runs and six stolen bases ... named to Puma and Under Armour preseason All-America teams ... team captain as a junior and senior ... three-time team MVP ... four-year letterwinner as centerfi elder and pitcher ... High Honor Roll student and member of the National Honor Society ... majoring in Exercise Science.

ESU Baseball Media Guide 13 THE HONOR ROLL

NCAA Division II All-American Outstanding Player Award 1962 Thomas Rider 1985 - Jeff Pfeiff er (3B, 3rd) 2008 Mike Bortz 1961 Alan Stockholm 2007 Jacob DeBoer 1960 Ernie Howe North Atlantic Region (since 1984) 2006 Josh Butler 2007 - Josh Butler (OF, 2nd), Jacob 2005 Jacob DeBoer Team Coaches Award DeBoer (2B, 2nd); 2006 - Josh 2004 Jeff Dahl (for dedication, desire and overall Butler (OF, 2nd); 2001 - Bryan Yagel 2003 Ryan Hatfi eld contributions to the baseball (1B, 1st), Brett Reynolds (SS, 2nd); 2002 Bryan Yagel program) 2000 - Brett Reynolds (SS, 1st), 2001 Brett Reynolds 2008 Kyle Sheaff er Tadgh LaBar (2B, 1st); 1998 - J.D. 2000 Mike Pavolko 2007 Kirk Mueller Stern (OF, 2nd); 1991 - Joel Bennett 1999 J.D. Stern 2006 Jacob DeBoer (P, 1st); 1990 - Joel Bennett (P, 2nd); 1998 J.D. Stern 2005 Dave Shell 1985 - Jeff Pfeiff er (3B, 1st), Mike 1997 Bryan Cogliano 2004 Nick Farkas Balent (P, 3rd); 1984 - Tim Bishop 1996 Joe Vadala 2003 no award given (OF, 2nd), Wayne Raineri (DH, 2nd) 1995 Mike Boebert 2002 Steve Harris 1994 Kevin Beaver 2001 Tadgh LaBar PSAC Rookie of the Year Bryan Yagel 1993 Jim Wineburg 2000 Scott Roth 2005 Dave Boyer (P) 1992 Frank Silva 1999 Justin Ertel 2001 Nick Farkas (OF) Mark Cannon (P) 1991 Joel Bennett 1998 Dan Stacknick 1994 Bob Wineburg (OF) Jeff Pfeiff er (3B) 1990 Joel Bennett 1997 J.D. Stern 1991 Jeff Trenberth (C) Al Tischauser (2B) 1989 Joe Ragozino 1996 A.J. Muttillo Gary Vyskocil (C) 1988 Joe Ragozino 1995 Joe Stavisky PSAC First Team (since 1970) 1984 Tim Bishop (2B, P) 1987 Bob Siemon 1994 Chris Lengel 2008 Mike Bortz (OF) Bob Crofton (OF) 1986 John Markham 1993 Frank Silva 2007 Josh Butler (OF) Jeff Pfeiff er (OF) 1985 Jeff Pfeiff er 1992 Shane Kenney Jacob DeBoer (2B) Gary Vyskocil (C) 1984 Tim Bishop 1991 Joe Moore 2006 Josh Butler (OF) 1983 Mike Balent (P) 1983 Jerry Renfer 1990 Chris McCoy Jacob DeBoer (2B) Andy Baranek (CF) 1982 Jerry Renfer 1989 Chris Schellhamer 2001 Brett Reynolds (SS) Jerry Renfer (C) 1981 Bernie Evers 1988 Jerry Greeley Bryan Yagel (1B) Danny Weidlein (3B) 1980 Bill Phillips 1987 Frank Gualtieri 2000 Brett Reynolds (SS) 1982 Bob Gibson (3B) 1979 Mike Petruny 1986 Gary Vyskocil Tadgh LaBar (2B) Jerry Renfer (C) 1978 Joe Buletza 1985 Jeff Pfeiff er Scott Roth (Utility) Al Tischauser (DH) 1977 Pete Radocha 1999 J.D. Stern (CF) 1981 Bernie Evers (3B) 1976 Pete Radocha 1998 J.D. Stern (CF) 1979 Mike Petruny (2B) 1975 Dave Wilson 1994 Bob Wineburg (CF) 1978 Joe Buletza (OF) 1974 Lynn Koenig 1993 Mike Boebert (P) Tim Terbush (SS) 1973 Scott Myers 1991 Joel Bennett (P) 1977 Pete Radocha (3B) 1972 Tom Bedics Jeff Trenberth (C) 1976 Duane Leeper (OF) 1971 Conrad Rehrig 1990 Joel Bennett (P) Pete Radocha (C) 1970 Don Rentschler 1989 Joe Ragozino (2B) 1975 Pete Radocha (3B) 1969 Dick Siwak 1988 Shawn McCowan (C) 1974 Lynn Koenig (OF) 1968 John Grobelny 1986 Hank Peters (DH) Dave Wilson (1B) 1967 John Grobelny Bob Siemon (OF) 1973 Scott Myers (OF) 1966 Thomas Moreken 1985 Mike Balent (P) 1970 Alan Frick (3B) 1965 Thomas Washburn Collin Becker (SS) Don Rentschler (P) 1964 James Reynolds Tim Bishop (CF) 1963 Leroy Smith Jacob DeBoer Warriors BaseballBaseball CamCampsps

WARRIOR BASEBALL PHILOSOPHY The prospect camp will give all campers great interaction with Coach Kochmansky and his staff provides a baseball camp that is college coaches and student-athletes. A one coach to 10-12 camper developmental in nature. Players receive instruction and drill work ratio will allow for more intense instruction throughout the camp. to improve their skills. The players can also showcase their talents to All campers will receive individual and team instruction. There is an college coaches and professional scouts. Both individual and team indoor workout facility on campus in the event of rain. concepts will be utilized to give players the best experience. WINTER CLINICS FOR LITTLE LEAGUE, JUNIOR HIGH CAMP DIRECTOR AND HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS John Kochmansky - Head Coach East Stroudsburg University This winter camp, held in January and February, is held at ESU’s (570) 422-3263 or [email protected] indoor facilities at Koehler Fieldhouse. Amenities include three indoor batting cages, indoor pitching mounds, soft-toss and tee nets, indoor PROSPECT CAMP track and plenty of workout space. The workouts are developmental June 22-23 - Hitting/Offense and include stretching and throwing exercises as well as defensive June 24-25 - Pitchers/Catchers/Defense drills by position and hitting drills. Video is utilized for hitting and July 5-9 - Overnight Camp pitching drills and campers have a chance to review.

14 ESU Baseball Media Guide THE PSAC PSAC Overview and administering men’s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers The Pennsylvania State Athletic colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to Conference, with 57 years of organized the interest and growth of women’s athletics, the conference was competition, has evolved into one of restructured to provide for women’s programs. the NCAA’s largest and most heralded Upon its formation, the league did not have a standard competitive intercollegiate athletic conferences. division. However, in 1980, the league voted to reclassify the entire The 2008-09 academic year will be a conference to NCAA Division II. Although all 16 current institutions are groundbreaking one for the PSAC, as the members of Division II, eight schools also compete at the Division I level league will expand beyond its original 14 in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 117,000 students and claim members for the first time since its official over 661,000 alumni, including 430,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. formation in 1951. New full-time members Gannon University and The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member Mercyhurst College, along with associate member Long Island University institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and – C.W. Post, expect to complement the PSAC’s already solid foundation. a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa. With 16 full-time institutions, the PSAC shares distinction with the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as the NCAA Division II’s 2007-08 NCAA Champions largest in terms of membership. League expansion has brought acclaim Team - Bloomsburg, Division II Field Hockey; West Chester, Division II through postseason opportunities, as well. In 2008-09, the Conference Lacrosse will sponsor 23 championships, the most for leagues in Division II. Individual - Division II Outdoor Track & Field - Sean Strauman, IUP Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools (800m); Division II Indoor Track & Field - Brad Mueller, Slippery Rock annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA (60m); Division II Swimming & Diving - Teagan Riggs, Clarion (3m postseason play. Ultimately, the membership’s success has yielded 40 diving); Ben Kuntz, West Chester (200 Butterfly); Matt Golebiewski, NCAA team and 218 individual title winners. Brendan Fenslau, Chris Salomone, Rod King, West Chester (800 Freestyle While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has Relay) evolved into one of Division II’s finest from an academic standpoint. 2007-08 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Today, well over a quarter of the PSAC’s estimated 5,300 participants are Football - Mike Butterworth, Slippery Rock; Clint Forsha, Slippery honored each year as “Scholar-Athletes” for maintaining a grade-point Rock; Kyle Witucki, Edinboro; Volleyball - Kristi Fiorillo, Clarion; average of 3.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Women’s At-Large - Kelley Healey, Kutztown; Women’s Track & Field/ Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. Cross County - Jennifer Hansen, Slippery Rock; Amber Hackenberg, The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting Bloomsburg; Erin Richard, Clarion 2008 PSAC StandingsStandings Eastern Division Western Division PSAC Overall PSAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. W L Pct. Millersville 12 8 .600 24 26 .480 Shippensburg 14 6 .700 39 26 .600 West Chester 11 9 .550 45 16 .738 IUP 13 7 .650 37 18 .673 Kutztown 11 9 .550 31 26 .544 California 12 8 .600 27 18 .600 Mansfield 10 10 .500 31 20 .608 Slippery Rock 12 8 .600 25 23 .521 ESU 8 12 .400 21 27 .438 Lock Haven 5 15 .250 17 33 .340 Bloomsburg 8 12 .400 15 32 .319 Clarion 4 16 .200 12 30 .286 PLAYOFFS at Lancaster, Pa. May 1 - KU 4, IUP 3 . . WCU 5, SRU 2 . . Ship 8, IUP 3 . . KU 9, Mville 2 . . May 2 - Mville 13, Ship 8 . . KU 8, Mville 7 . . WCU 1, KU 0 . . May 3 - KU 6, WCU 2 . . KU 8, WCU 7. ESUESU Tournament Results 20082008 ESU Honor Roll

PSAC Championship NCAA Division II Tournament 20082 All-PSAC East 2007 at Slippery Rock 1985 - Eastern Regionals at Mike Bortz (OF), first team California L 7-1; Kutztown W 9-5; West Chester Shippensburg L 4-1 Shippensburg L 7-2 PSAC East Player of the Week Valdosta, Ga. L 16-3 Mike Bortz (April 14) - hit .476 (10-for-21) with 3 HR, 3 2B, 10 RBI 1985 at California - 2nd place and 11 runs scored in six games California W 6-3; West Chester ECAC Division II Championships W 2-1; West Chester L 11-8; West 1979, Third Place Mike Bortz (April 28) - hit .400 (10-for-25) and had a hit in all Chester L 4-0; Shippensburg W 5-4 at Towson, Md. seven games to finish the season; had 4 2B, 1 3B, 5 RBI, 5 runs Frostburg W 3-0 and 2 stolen bases 1971 at ESU - champion Frostburg L 1-0 Shippensburg W 5-2 Towson State L 5-0 ESU ABC Trophy, Inc. Athlete of the Week Edinboro W 2-0 Chris Zsenak (March 20) - hit .469 (15-for-32) with six multi-hit 1974, Second Place games and two three-hit games during spring break trip to Fort 1969, 1963, 1957, Champion at Widener Myers, Fla.; had 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 8 RBI and 7 runs No tournament held - Champions Scranton W 5-2 decided by rating system Widener L 4-0

ESU Baseball Media Guide 15 2008 SEASON IN REVIEW Date Opponent Score March 29 *MANSFIELD L 2-7 / W 1-0 Feb. 16 at UNC Pembroke L 8-17 / L 0-9 March 30 *at Mansfield L 3-14 / L 4-8 Feb. 17 at UNC Pembroke L 6-21 April 5 *at West Chester L 0-12 / W 5-3 (14) Feb. 23 #vs. Bloomsburg W 11-2 April 6 *WEST CHESTER W 5-3 / L 0-6 Feb. 23 #vs. Lock Haven L 7-8 (10) April 8 at Lock Haven W 8-4 / L 5-11 Feb. 24 #vs. Kutztown L 1-10 April 11 *BLOOMSBURG L 7-9 / W 8-0 Feb. 24 #vs. Apprentice W 9-8 (11) April 12 *at Bloomsburg W 15-4 / L 6-10 March 8 %vs. SW Minn. St. W 10-3 / L 3-19 April 18 *KUTZTOWN W 2-1 / L 6-11 March 9 %vs. Rockhurst W 4-1 / W 6-2 April 19 *at Kutztown L 0-2 / L 3-10 March 11 %vs. Charleston W 4-2 / L 2-6 April 21 COLUMBIA UNION W 6-5 (11) March 13 %vs. Ashland L 3-4 / L 3-11 April 22 LOCK HAVEN L 4-5 (8) / W 9-5 March 14 %vs. Southern NH W 10-5 April 25 *at Millersville L 4-7 / L 0-3 March 14 %vs. Minnesota-Duluth L 2-8 April 26 *MILLERSVILLE W 7-3 / W 5-3 March 15 %vs. Nebraska-Omaha L 1-13 March 21 at Columbia Union W 9-1 / L 4-6 # at Apprentice Tournament, Newport News, Va. March 22 at Wilmington L 2-6 / W 9-1 % at Gene Cusic Classic, Fort Myers, Fla. March 26 at Philadelphia U. W 7-6 * PSAC East game

2008 Season StatisticsStatistics

Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-SBA PO A E FLD% Chris Zsenak .374 48 45 139 29 52 14 2 1 27 73 .525 24 4 18 .468 4 0 1-3 284 16 9 .971 Mike Bortz .339 36 36 127 32 43 11 2 7 31 79 .622 15 2 21 .411 2 1 12-15 67 2 2 .972 Kyle Sheaffer .304 45 45 161 25 49 11 2 2 29 70 .435 9 1 21 .339 3 1 11-12 68 5 3 .961 Kevin Thompson .301 45 39 123 22 37 7 0 4 20 56 .455 17 10 37 .424 1 0 0-1 64 0 2 .970 Mike Dunkailo .299 28 18 67 9 20 4 0 3 11 33 .493 4 0 21 .338 0 0 0-1 6 1 0 1.000 Brendan O’Malley .292 33 33 113 21 33 5 0 1 18 41 .363 13 6 13 .385 3 1 11-15 53 64 17 .873 Blake Knecht .292 28 12 48 8 14 2 0 1 6 19 .396 8 0 11 .379 2 1 1-1 19 13 3 .914 Chad Schlegel .270 44 41 126 28 34 6 0 0 12 40 .317 13 3 16 .347 2 7 7-8 74 96 13 .929 Edwin Padua .250 39 33 84 11 21 2 0 0 7 23 .274 3 2 9 .286 2 4 3-7 39 93 12 .917 John Pisker .230 34 25 87 14 20 5 0 3 13 34 .391 9 3 20 .323 0 0 5-7 9 0 1 .900 Anthony Clemens .219 39 36 114 15 25 6 0 0 14 31 .272 14 0 22 .302 1 4 7-8 31 54 14 .859 Tom Admire .219 18 10 32 6 7 0 0 0 5 7 .219 1 0 6 .235 1 0 2-2 21 9 0 1.000 Brendan O’Connor .200 35 33 90 7 18 3 0 0 7 21 .233 12 0 11 .294 0 5 0-0 161 34 4 .980 Bryce Muth .121 19 12 33 5 4 1 0 0 1 5 .152 9 0 10 .310 0 1 1-1 72 3 1 .987 Kenny Serfass .100 20 13 40 3 4 0 0 0 6 4 .100 3 1 10 .174 2 0 0-0 65 4 2 .972 Mike Walker .000 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 5 9 0 1.000 Dave Boyer .000 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 4 13 4 .810 ESU .275 48 48 1384 236 381 77 6 22 207 536 .387 154 32 246 .356 23 25 61-81 1049 464 93 .942 Opponents .307 48 48 1452 314 446 85 14 20 262 619 .426 175 50 246 .396 17 21 56-78 1071 454 70 .956

LOB - Team (317), Opp (353). DPs turned - Team (29), Opp (26). CI - Team (0), Opp (3). IBB - Team (1), M. Bortz 1, Opp (3). Picked off - C. Schlegel 3, C. Zsenak 1, B. Knecht 1, B. O’Malley 1, M. Bortz 1.

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK Steve Prazenka 3.83 3 2 10 8 2 1/0 0 49.1 56 27 21 16 28 10 2 4 195 .287 5 7 1 Mike Walker 4.05 0 0 15 0 0 0/0 0 26.2 32 15 12 7 13 2 0 2 109 .294 1 2 1 Richard Larson 4.12 2 0 9 3 1 0/0 0 24.0 37 20 11 13 28 8 2 0 103 .359 5 6 0 Dave Boyer 4.37 6 4 12 10 4 0/0 1 59.2 72 42 29 30 40 14 2 2 243 .296 9 2 1 Christian Saveri 4.95 3 3 18 3 1 1/0 3 36.1 43 31 20 12 20 7 2 1 146 .295 7 4 0 Tom Admire 6.89 0 2 12 3 1 0/0 0 31.1 36 35 24 20 26 9 0 2 131 .275 9 9 0 Jeremy Gigliotti 7.08 3 5 10 9 3 0/0 0 48.1 62 52 38 32 46 15 0 4 197 .315 5 5 0 Bill Hezel 7.22 2 7 10 7 1 0/0 1 38.2 50 43 31 26 25 9 3 0 161 .311 7 6 0 Ronald Manning 8.80 1 1 7 2 0 0/0 0 15.1 26 16 15 6 6 6 2 4 68 .382 1 2 0 Jason Colletti 9.49 0 2 3 3 0 0/0 0 12.1 18 20 13 9 10 2 0 0 61 .295 5 1 0 Anthony Clemens 14.04 1 1 9 0 0 0/0 2 8.1 14 13 13 4 4 3 1 1 38 .368 4 6 0 ESU 5.83 21 27 48 48 13 2/0 7 350.1 446 314 227 175 246 85 14 20 1452 .307 58 50 3 Opponents 4.59 27 21 48 48 16 5/2 3 357.0 381 236 182 154 246 77 6 22 1384 .275 44 32 2

PB - Team (8), B. O’Connor 6, B. Muth 2, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (12), B. O’Connor 4, J. Gigliotti 2, S. Prazenka 2, J. Colletti 1, D. Boyer 1, C. Saveri 1, T. Admire 1, Opp (7). SBA/ATT - B. O’Connor (39-54), B. Muth (14-16), D. Boyer (8-14), J. Gigliotti (9-11), S. Prazenka (6-10), B. Hezel (7-9), T. Admire (8-9), M. Walker (6-7), R. Larson (3-6), C. Saveri (4-5), B. Knecht (3-4), R. Manning (2-3), J. Colletti (2-3), A. Clemens (1-1).

16 ESU Baseball Media Guide ESU BASEBALL SPONSORS

ESU Baseball Media Guide 17 THE RECORD BOOK Season Records Batting Average Home Runs Walks Innings Pitched 1. J.D. Stern (68-154) .442 1998 1. Jeff Pfeiffer 10 1985 1. Joe Ragozino 38 1989 1. Ed Kuss 87.1 1979 2. Jeff Pfeiffer (70-159) .440 1985 2. Josh Butler 8 2006 2. Pete Radocha 34 1976 2. Gary Fetter 83.1 1981 3. Bryan Yagel (64-149) .430 2001 3. Mike Bortz 7 2008 3. Bill Phillips 30 1980 3. Joel Bennett 78.1 1991 4. Brett Reynolds (77-183) .421 2000 Tim Bishop 7 1984 4. Pete Susi 29 1999 4. Mark Cannon 76.2 1985 5. Josh Butler (69-173) .399 2006 Jeff Pfeiffer 7 1984 Mike Cron 29 1997 (since 1985) 6. John Wieckowski (58-148) .392 2004 Wayne Raineri 7 1984 Collin Becker 29 1985 1. Joel Bennett 78.1 1991 7. Len Makarczyk (65-167) .389 2002 7. Bryan Yagel 6 2002 7. J.D. Stern 28 1998 2. Mike Pavolko 74.1 2000 8. Ryan Hatfield (50-131) .382 2001 Jim Wineburg 6 1993 8. Joe Vadala 27 1996 3. Bob Stevens 73.0 1987 Joe Vadala (55-144) .382 1996 Bob Siemon 6 1987 9. Joe Sobeski 26 2000 4. Gordy Kocher 71.1 2002 Ken Lubas (47-123) .382 1990 10. 15 tied with 5 Bryan Taylor 26 1996 5. Mike Zimorowicz 70.0 2000 On-Base Percentage Extra-Base Hits Collin Becker 26 1986 6. Joel Bennett 67.0 1990 1. J.D. Stern .527 1998 1. Josh Butler 29 2006 Hit by Pitch John Markham 67.0 1986 2. Joe Ragozino .494 1989 2. Jeff Pfeiffer 26 1985 1. Josh Butler 13 2007 Games 3. Ken Lubas .486 1990 3. Tadgh LaBar 23 2000 2. Brett Reynolds 11 2000 1. Bill Pasqualichio 20 2006 Jeff Pfeiffer .486 1985 Pete Susi 23 1998 Tadgh LaBar 11 2000 Chris Beaver 20 1990 5. Josh Butler .483 2006 5. Jacob DeBoer 22 2006 4. Kevin Thompson 10 2008 3. Mike Pavolko 19 1997 6. Josh Butler .481 2007 Bob Siemon 22 1986 Joe Vadala 10 1995 Gary Fetter 19 1981 Ryan Hatfield .481 2001 8. Bryan Yagel 21 2002 6. Steve Harris 9 2000 5. Mike Walker 18 2008 8. Joe Vadala .480 1996 Brett Reynolds 21 2000 Scott Roth 9 1997 Mike Walker 18 2006 9. Brett Reynolds .479 2000 Bryan Cogliano 21 1997 8. Dave Manter 8 2007 Mike Pavolko 18 2000 10. Bryan Cogliano .474 1997 Ken Lubas 21 1990 Josh Butler 8 2006 8. Anthony Clemens 17 2007 Slugging Percentage Total Bases Scott Roth 8 1998 Mike Zimorowicz 17 2000 1. Jeff Pfeiffer .755 1985 1. Josh Butler 123 2006 Wins Games Started 2. Josh Butler .711 2006 2. Jeff Pfeiffer 120 1985 1. Mike Balent 7-1 1985 1. Gordy Kocher 12 2002 3. Ken Lubas .699 1990 3. Tadgh LaBar 111 2000 Ryan Fake 7-3 1998 Mike Zimorowicz 12 2002 4. Josh Johnson .657 2006 4. Brett Reynolds 103 2000 Mike Pavolko 7-4 2000 Joel Bennett 12 1991 5. Bob Siemon .630 1987 5. Jacob DeBoer 98 2006 Ed Kuss 7-5 1979 Mark Cannon 12 1985 6. Mike Bortz .622 2008 6. Kyle Sheaffer 95 2006 5. Don Rentschler 6-1 1970 5. Dave Boyer 11 2006 7. Bryan Yagel .617 2001 J.D. Stern 95 1998 Justin Ertel 6-1 1998 Carl Imbt 11 1990 J.D. Stern .617 1998 Pete Susi 95 1998 Dan Stacknick 6-1 1998 Chris Schellhamer 11 1989 9. Pete Susi .605 1998 9. Len Makarczyk 93 2002 Mark Cannon 6-2 1985 Bob Stevens 11 1987 10. Bob Siemon .604 1986 10. Bryan Yagel 92 2001 Joel Bennett 6-3 1990 John Markham 11 1986 Hits Stolen Bases Dave Boyer 6-4 2008 10. 11 tied with 10 1. Brett Reynolds 77 2000 1. Brett Reynolds 24 2001 Gary Fetter 6-5 1981 Complete Games 2. Tadgh LaBar 70 2000 Scott Roth 24 2000 Mike Zimorowicz 6-5 2000 1. Bob Stevens 8 1987 Jeff Pfeiffer 70 1985 3. Jacob DeBoer 23 2007 Winning Percentage Mark Cannon 8 1984 4. Josh Butler 69 2006 Tim Bishop 23 1983 1. Jason Tribbet (5-0) 1.000 1998 Mark Cannon 8 1982 5. J.D. Stern 68 1998 5. Brett Reynolds 22 2000 2. Mike Balent (7-1) .875 1985 Gary Fetter 8 1981 6. Kyle Sheaffer 65 2006 6. Josh Butler 20 2006 3. Justin Ertel (6-1) .857 1998 Ed Kuss 8 1979 Len Makarczyk 65 2002 Jacob DeBoer 20 2006 Dan Stacknick (6-1) .857 1998 6. Dave Boyer 7 2005 8. Jacob DeBoer 64 2007 Dave Bodnarchuk 20 1981 Don Rentschler (6-1) .857 1970 7. Joel Bennett 7 1991 Jacob DeBoer 64 2006 9. Kyle Sheaffer 19 2006 6. Mike Zimorowicz (5-1) .833 1999 8. 10 tied with 6 Bryan Yagel 64 2001 10. Dave Shell 18 2004 Tim Bishop (5-1) .833 1984 Shutouts J.D. Stern 64 1997 Runs ERA 1. Joel Bennett 3 1991 Doubles 1. Tadgh LaBar 59 2000 1. Bill Cook 0.84 1971 Dave Cardell 3 1978 1. Brett Reynolds 17 2000 2. Brett Reynolds 56 2000 2. John Gobelny 0.92 1968 (since 1985) 2. Jeremy Miller 15 2002 3. Jacob DeBoer 55 2006 3. Rod Bauer 1.01 1973 1. Joel Bennett 3 1991 Bryan Cogliano 15 1997 4. Jacob DeBoer 51 2007 (since 1985) 2. Dave Boyer 2 2005 4. Chris Zsenak 14 2008 Josh Butler 51 2006 1. Joel Bennett 1.84 1991 Mike Pavolko 2 2000 Jacob DeBoer 14 2007 6. Brett Reynolds 48 2001 2. Mike Zimorowicz 1.96 1999 Mike Zimorowicz 2 2000 Kevin Thompson 14 2006 J.D. Stern 48 1998 3. Kyle Rizzi 2.14 2004 Mark Cannon 2 1985 John Wiekowski 14 2004 Jeff Pfeiffer 48 1985 4. Gordy Kocher 2.28 2001 Saves Jim Sohns 14 2003 9. Scott Roth 47 2000 5. Jay Grobelny 2.85 2003 1. Rich Wescoe 7 1974 Bryan Yagel 14 2002 Tim Bishop 47 1984 6. Joel Bennett 2.96 1990 (since 1985) Joe Sobeski 14 2000 Runs Batted In 7. Dave Boyer 2.98 2005 1. Anthony Clemens 6 2007 Scott Roth 14 2000 1. Bryan Yagel 63 2001 Strikeouts 2. Bill Pasqualichio 5 2006 Joe Vadala 14 1995 2. Josh Butler 52 2006 (since 1984) Chris Beaver 5 1990 Triples 3. Josh Butler 50 2007 1. Joel Bennett 100 (78.1) 1991 4. Christian Saveri 3 2008 1. Ken Lubas 10 1990 4. Jeff Pfeiffer 47 1985 2. Joel Bennett 77 (67.0) 1990 Mike Boebert 3 1995 2. Josh Butler 9 2006 5. Bryan Yagel 46 2002 3. Gordy Kocher 66 (71.1) 2002 Wayne Hotchkiss 3 1985 3. Tadgh LaBar 8 2000 6. Pete Susi 45 1998 4. Mike Boebert 64 (53.2) 1995 4. Jacob DeBoer 6 2006 7. Len Makarczyk 43 2002 5. Tim Bishop 63 (59.2) 1984 Pete Susi 6 1998 8. Kirk Mueller 41 2007 6. Mark Cannon 62 (76.2) 1985 Kevin Beaver 6 1994 9. Mike Cron 40 1997 7. Bob Stevens 61 (73.0) 1987 7. Nine tied with 5 10. Four tied with 39 Gary Fetter 61 (83.1) 1987 9. Adam Swavely 59 (57.0) 2002 Most statistics before 1985 are 10. John Markham 58 (67.0) 1986 unavailable

18 ESU Baseball Media Guide THE RECORD BOOK Career Records Batting Average Home Runs Walks Innings Pitched Jeff Pfeiffer (117-290) .403 1984-85 1. Jeff Pfeiffer 17 1984-85 1. Joe Ragozino 99 1986-89 1. Mark Cannon 259.1 1982-85 J.D. Stern (205-538) .381 1996-99 2. Ryan Hatfield 15 2000-03 2. Bill Phillips 92 1977-80 2. Mike Zimorowicz 240.0 1999-02 Josh Butler (118-312) .378 2006-07 3. Josh Butler 12 2006-07 3. Ryan Hatfield 79 2000-03 3. Dave Boyer 232.0 2005-08 Bryan Yagel (120-319) .376 2001-02 Jon Stephenson 12 1995-97 4. Matt Yanocha 77 1995-98 4. Mike Pavolko 215.1 1996-00 Joe Vadala (114-307) .371 1995-96 Tim Bishop 12 1983-86 5. J.D. Stern 73 1996-99 5. Ed Kuss 210.2 1976-79 Bob Siemon (138-380) .363 1985-87 Bob Siemon 12 1985-87 6. Pete Radocha 68 1975-77 (since 1985) Brett Reynolds (198-567) .349 1998-01 7. Joe Sobeski 11 2000-03 7. Jacob DeBoer 66 2004-07 1. Mike Zimorowicz 240.0 1999-02 Ken Lubas (87-250) .348 1989-90 8. Bryan Yagel 10 2001-02 Brett Reynolds 66 1998-01 2. Dave Boyer 232.0 2005-08 Chris Zsenak (104-301) .346 2006- Kyle Sheaffer 10 2005-08 9. Joe Sobeski 65 2000-03 3. Mike Pavolko 215.1 1996-00 Mike Cron (95-276) .344 1997-98 10. J.D. Stern 9 1996-99 10. Bryan Taylor 64 1994-96 4. Gordy Kocher 199.2 2000-03 Jacob DeBoer (224-657) .341 2004-07 Extra-Base Hits Hit by Pitch 5. Jason Tribbet 196.2 1997-00 On-Base Percentage 1. Ryan Hatfield 63 2000-03 1. Scott Roth 27 1997-00 6. Ryan Fake 192.2 1995-98 1. Josh Butler .482 2006-07 2. J.D. Stern 56 1996-99 2. Brett Reynolds 25 1998-00 7. Joel Bennett 192.0 1989-91 2. Joe Vadala .461 1995-96 3. Jacob DeBoer 51 2004-07 3. Josh Butler 21 2006-07 8. Justin Ertel 189.0 1995-99 3. J.D. Stern .457 1996-99 4. Kyle Sheaffer 50 2005-08 4. Tadgh LaBar 17 1999-01 9. Jay Grobelny 186.1 2003-06 Ken Lubas .457 1989-90 5. Scott Roth 47 1997-00 Kevin Thompson 17 2005- Games 5. Bryan Taylor .432 1994-96 Gary Vyskocil 47 1983-86 6. Kyle Sheaffer 16 2005-08 (since 1982) 6. Brett Reynolds .430 1998-01 7. Joe Sobeski 46 2000-03 7. Jacob DeBoer 14 2004-07 1. Mike Pavolko 64 1996-00 Mike Cron .430 1997-98 Bob Siemon 46 1985-87 Bryan Cogliano 14 1997-99 2. Mike Zimorowicz 53 1999-02 8. Joe Ragozino .428 1986-89 9. Josh Butler 44 2006-07 Wins Mark Cannon 53 1982-85 Pete Susi .428 1998-99 10. Tadgh LaBar 43 1999-01 1. Mike Balent 19-10 1982-85 4. Mike Walker 48 2006-08 10. Chris Zsenak .426 2006- Total Bases Mike Zimorowicz 19-17 1999-02 5. Dave Boyer 44 2005-08 --. Bob Siemon .417 1985-87 1. Jacob DeBoer 297 2004-07 3. Mike Pavolko 17-13 1996-00 6. Chris Beaver 43 1989-91 Slugging Percentage Ryan Hatfield 297 2000-03 Dave Boyer 17-19 2005-08 7. Joe Stavisky 42 1992-95 1. Jeff Pfeiffer # .755 1985 3. J.D. Stern 283 1996-99 5. Ed Kuss 16-13 1976-79 8. Gordy Kocher 41 2000-03 2. Josh Butler .625 2006-07 4. Kyle Sheaffer 271 2005-08 Ryan Fake 16-14 1995-98 Ryan Fake 41 1995-98 3. Ken Lubas .596 1989-90 5. Brett Reynolds 250 1997-00 7. Mike Cannon 15-20 1982-85 10. Jason Tribbet 39 1997-00 4. Bryan Yagel .571 2001-02 6. Gary Vyskocil 244 1983-86 8. Jason Tribbet 14-11 1997-00 Games Started 5. Bob Siemon .539 1985-87 7. Scott Roth 240 1997-00 9. Joel Bennett 13-13 1989-91 (since 1985) 6. J.D. Stern .528 1996-99 8. Joe Ragozino 235 1986-89 Jay Grobelny 13-14 2003-06 1. Dave Boyer 38 2005-08 7. Pete Susi .522 1998-99 9. Kirk Mueller 223 2004-07 Gordy Kocher 13-17 2000-03 2. Mike Zimorowicz 35 1999-02 Mike Cron .522 1997-98 10. Tadgh LaBar 220 1999-01 Winning Percentage 3. Gordy Kocher 34 2000-03 9. Ryan Hatfield .514 2000-03 # Jeff Pfeiffer 120 1985 1. Dan Stacknick (12-1) .923 1995-98 4. Jay Grobelny 31 2003-06 10. Joe Vadala .495 1995-96 Stolen Bases 2. Don Rentschler (12-5) .706 1969-71 5. Ryan Fake 30 1995-98 Chris Zsenak .495 2006- 1. Jacob DeBoer 66 2004-07 3. Mike Balent (19-10) .655 1972-75 Joel Bennett 30 1989-91 Hits 2. Brett Reynolds 51 1998-01 4. Dave Cardell (13-7) .650 1975-78 7. Jason Tribbet 28 1997-00 1. Jacob DeBoer 224 2004-07 3. Scott Roth 45 1997-00 (since 1985) Jason Colletti 28 2005- 2. J.D. Stern 205 1996-99 4. Tim Bishop 43 1983-86 1. Jason Ryan (8-6) .571 2001-03 9. Mike Pavolko 26 1996-00 3. Brett Reynolds 198 1998-01 Kyle Sheaffer 43 2005-08 2. Mike Pavolko (17-13) .567 1996-00 Justin Ertel 26 1995-99 4. Kyle Sheaffer 193 2005-08 6. Joe Ragozino 34 1986-89 3. Jason Tribbet (14-11) .560 1997-00 Complete Games 5. Ryan Hatfield 190 2000-03 7. Josh Butler 32 2006-07 ERA 1. Ed Kuss 19 1976-79 6. Joe Ragozino 177 1986-89 8. Dave Manter 28 2006-07 1. Rod Bauer 1.87 1972-74 Mark Cannon 19 1982-85 7. Scott Roth 170 1997-00 Tadgh LaBar 28 1999-01 2. Don Cook 2.72 1970-71 3. Mike Balent 17 1982-85 8. Gary Vyskocil 169 1983-86 J.D. Stern 28 1996-99 3. Dave Cardell 2.84 1975-78 (since 1985) 9. Kirk Mueller 164 2004-07 Runs (since 1985) 1. Jay Grobelny 17 2003-06 10. Tadgh Labar 153 1999-01 1. Brett Reynolds 159 1998-01 1. Joel Bennett 3.14 1989-91 Gordy Kocher 17 2000-03 Doubles 2. Jacob DeBoer 152 2004-07 2. John Markham 3.53 1985-87 3. Dave Boyer 16 2005-08 1. J.D. Stern 42 1996-99 3. Scott Roth 139 1997-00 3. Justin Ertel 3.81 1995-99 4. Mike Zimorowicz 15 1999-02 2. Jacob DeBoer 35 2004-07 4. J.D. Stern 132 1996-99 4. Mike Pavolko 4.05 1996-00 Jason Tribbet 15 1997-00 3. Ryan Hatfield 34 2000-03 5. Ryan Hatfield 124 2000-03 5. Jason Tribbet 4.21 1997-00 6. Ryan Fake 13 1995-98 4. Joe Sobeski 33 2000-03 6. Joe Ragozino 121 1986-89 Strikeouts 7. Joel Bennett 12 1989-91 Scott Roth 33 1997-00 7. Kyle Sheaffer 117 2005-08 (since 1982) Shutouts 6. Kyle Sheaffer 32 2005-08 8. Tadgh LaBar 110 1999-01 1. Joel Bennett 215 1989-91 1. Dave Cardell 6 1976-78 7. Brett Reynolds 31 1998-01 9. Kirk Mueller 99 2004-07 2. Mike Zimorowicz 200 1999-02 2. Joel Bennett 5 1989-91 Gary Vyskocil 31 1983-86 10. Tim Bishop 95 1983-86 3. Mark Cannon 189 1982-85 Saves 9. Bryan Cogliano 30 1997-99 4. Gordy Kocher 168 2000-03 1. Anthony Clemens 8 2007- Matt Yanocha 30 1995-98 Runs Batted In 1. Bryan Yagel 109 2000-02 5. Dave Boyer 164 2005-08 2. Rich Wescoe 7 1974-75 Triples 2. J.D. Stern 108 1996-99 6. Mike Pavolko 155 1996-00 (since 1985) 1. Ryan Hatfield 14 2000-03 3. Josh Butler 102 2006-07 7. Mike Boebert 152 1993-95 1. Anthony Clemens 8 2007- 2. Ken Lubas 12 1989-90 4. Kyle Sheaffer 99 2005-08 8. Tim Bishop 144 1983-86 2. Bill Pasqualichio 5 2005-06 Tim Bishop 12 1983-86 5. Ryan Hatfield 96 2000-03 9. Mike Balent 139 1982-85 Mike Pavolko 5 1996-00 4. Josh Butler 11 2006-07 Scott Roth 96 1997-00 10. Jay Grobelny 137 2003-06 Mike Boebert 5 1993-95 Tadgh LaBar 11 1999-01 7. Jacob DeBoer 93 2004-07 Chris Beaver 5 1989-91 Bob Siemon 11 1985-87 Brett Reynolds 93 1998-01 7. Jacob DeBoer 10 2004-07 Gary Vyskocil 93 1983-86 Pete Susi 10 1998-99 10. Bob Siemon 86 1985-87 # Most statistics before 1985 are Gary Vyskocil 10 1983-86 unavailable 10. Scott Roth 9 1997-00 ESU Baseball Media Guide 19 ALL-TIME RECORDS

Year W L T Coach 1927 9 1 R. Mitterling ESUESU Baseball HistoryHistory 1928 6 3 R. Mitterling 1929 5 5 R. Mitterling Baseball at East Stroudsburg is more than 100 years oldold. The program dates back to the Normal 1930 8 6 R. Mitterling School’s fi rst year of existence in the spring of 1894. According to research done by ESU historian 1931 8 2 R. Mitterling 1932 7 4 R. Mitterling John Appel, the fi rst team was coached by Professor Albert Brasefi eld of the Mathematics 1933 5 3 R. Mitterling Department. 1934 7 6 R. Mitterling The fi rst baseball game was against Blair Hall Academy and later contests were scheduled 1935 8 4 R. Mitterling 1936 10 4 R. Mitterling against Wyoming Seminary, Phillipsburg (N.J.) High School and the Easton Athletics. The team 1937 8 3 2 S. Roberts fi nished with a 5-1 record. Just as Thanksgiving is a traditional football day, Memorial Day was a 1938 3 4 S. Roberts baseball day in the community. There was a morning-afternoon doubleheader featuring the Normal 1939 4 7 1 S. Roberts 1940 6 1 J. Kowalski school team. 1941 9 4 J. Kowalski Collegiate teams began to replace secondary school and club teams during the 1920s. The 1942 9 1 J. Kowalski school became a four-year college, the East Stroudsburg State Teachers’ College, during the 1926-27 1943-45 No Team 1946 3 3 Frank Grimm school term. 1947 n/a Ed Shay East Stroudsburg played against other state teacher colleges, such as Bloomsburg and 1948 8 2 Ed Shay Mansfi eld, and was proclaimed the Pennsylvania State Teachers College champions under Coach 1949 4 3 Ed Shay in 1957 after beating Kutztown, 7-4. 1950 3 6 Ed Shay George Ockershausen 1951 7 5 Ed Shay The Warriors won conference titles in 1963 and 1969. In 1971, the Pennsylvania State Athletic 1952 5 3 1 G. Ockershausen Conference’s fi rst post-season baseball tournament was conducted on the East Stroudsburg fi eld, 1953 6 5 G. Ockershausen and the Warriors won the crown. They beat Shippensburg, 5-2, behind Don Cook’s fi ve-hit, 10- 1954 7 5 G. Ockershausen 1955 8 3 G. Ockershausen strikeout performance, and Edinboro, 2-0, as Don Rentschler hurled a seven-hit shutout. 1956 6 5 G. Ockershausen One of the most successful East Stroudsburg teams was Coach Glenn Hayes’ 1985 squad which 1957 9 4 G. Ockershausen won the PSAC Northern Division with 13-3 record, fi nished second in the PSAC playoff s, and played in 1958 7 3 G. Ockershausen 1959 6 4 G. Ockershausen the NCAA Division II tourney. Third baseman Jeff Pfeiff er was the team’s standout player and earned 1960 10 3 G. Ockershausen placement to the NCAA Division II All-America third team. He batted .440 with 10 home runs. The 1961 6 3 Charlie Reese pitching staff was headed by Mike Balent, who went 7-1 record, and Mark Cannon, who was 6-2. 1962 7 3 G. Ockershausen 1963 12 3 G. Ockershausen The 1998 team, under Coach Roger Barren, set a school record for victories with a 28-16 record. 1964 9 5 G. Ockershausen Centerfi elder J.D. Stern hit a sizzling .442 and had a four-year career batting average of .381. The 1965 10 5 Billy Lewis 2000 team posted 27 wins led by Brett Reynolds (1998-01), who established himself as one of the 1966 7 7 1 Ken Sisson 1967 9 7 Vern Walsh PSAC’s top shortstops. He made the All-PSAC and All-Regional teams in 2000 and 2001. 1968 11 6 1 Vern Walsh Ryan Hatfi eld (2000-03) and Jacob DeBoer (2004-07) both gave ESU four years of all- 1969 8 6 1 Vern Walsh conference level play at second base. Both rank in the top 10 in school history in several categories, 1970 9 7 Vern Walsh 1971 8 9 Vern Walsh including DeBoer’s school record with 224 career hits. DeBoer and right fi elder Josh Butler led the 1972 10 13 1 Lee Roberts 2007 team to the fi rst PSAC Tournament appearance since 1985, which included a 9-5 win over No. 1973 10 13 Lee Roberts 1-ranked Kutztown. Dave Boyer, the 2005 PSAC East Rookie of the Year, was on the mound for 7 2/3 1974 13 7 Lee Roberts 1975 10 11 Lee Roberts innings vs. Kutztown and won 17 games in a school-record 38 career starts. Outfi elder Kyle Sheaff er 1976 16 17 Lee Roberts also graduated in 2008 after one of the top four-year careers in school history, ranking in the top 10 1977 12 16 2 Lee Roberts in nine categories. 1978 12 9 1 Glenn Hayes Three East Stroudsburg players have played in the major leagues. The latest, righthander Joel 1979 17 14 Glenn Hayes 1980 11 14 2 Glenn Hayes Bennett, pitched for the Baltimore Orioles in 1998 and the Philadelphia Phillies in 1999. He struck 1981 12 19 Glenn Hayes out 100 batters in 78 1/3 innings and fi red a no-hitter in last collegiate season (1991). The others were 1982 12 21 2 Glenn Hayes Harry Schaeff er, who was a pitcher for the world champion New York Yankees in 1952, and Michael 1983 13 23 Glenn Hayes 1984 20 17 Glenn Hayes Joyce O’Neill, a pitcher-outfi elder for St. Louis and Cincinnati from 1901 to 1905. 1985 25 18 Glenn Hayes 1986 19 22 Glenn Hayes 1987 12 28 Glenn Hayes All-Time Coaching Records 1988 11 28 Glenn Hayes 1989 13 27 Glenn Hayes Coach W L T Pct. Years 1990 20 23 Glenn Hayes Ralph Mitterling 73 38 0 .658 1927-36 1991 15 26 Glenn Hayes 1992 8 28 Glenn Hayes Stephen Roberts 15 14 3 .516 1937-39 1993 18 15 Glenn Hayes John Kowalski 24 6 0 .800 1940-42 1994 14 22 Roger Barren Frank Grimm 3 3 0 .500 1946 1995 18 28 Roger Barren 1996 17 25 Roger Barren Ed Shay 22 16 0 .579 1947-51 1997 22 23 1 Roger Barren George Ockershausen 92 46 1 .665 1952-60, 62-64 1998 28 16 Roger Barren Charlie Reese 6 3 0 .667 1961 1999 20 20 1 Roger Barren 2000 27 26 Roger Barren Billy Lewis 10 5 0 .667 1965 2001 23 19 1 Roger Barren Ken Sisson 7 7 1 .500 1966 2002 20 29 1 Roger Barren Vern Walsh 45 35 2 .561 1967-71 2003 12 25 1 Roger Barren 2004 17 27 1 Roger Barren Lee Roberts 71 77 3 .480 1972-77 2005 16 29 Roger Barren Glenn Hayes 238 332 5 .418 1978-93 2006 26 23 Roger Barren Roger Barren 260 312 6 .455 1994-06 2007 23 22 WenDell Bolar WenDell Bolar 23 22 0 .511 2007 2008 21 27 John Kochmansky Total 910 943 21 .489 percentage John Kochmansky 21 27 0 .438 2008-present

20 ESU Baseball Media Guide LETTERMEN (SINCE 1970) Name Years John Dunn 1987-88 Joseph Lick 1971 Mark Ryznar 1974, 76 Dennis Acker 1971-74 David Dunning 1973 Pete Litichevsky 1978-79 Todd Sallo 1990 Mike Addvensky 1987-88 Greg Ebelherr 1987 Joe Logue 1995 Charles Sandora 1971-73 Tom Admire 2008 Matt Eisenhard 1996-98 Ryan Loose 2003 Jason Sarcinelli 1998 Fritz Allison 1991 Pete Elliott 1987 George LoPresto 2000 Christian Saveri 2007-08 Ryan Amey 2001-02, 04 Justin Ertel 1995, 97-99 Ken Lubas 1989-90 Chuck Scheibener 2003 Thomas Aten 1971-72 Bernie Evers 1978, 80-81 Michael Macejko 1974-75 Chris Schellhamer 1988-89, 91 Rob Austin 1992-94 Ryan Fake 1995-98 Donald Maines 1982 Chad Schlegel 2008 Gary Baez 1975 Joe Farina 2005-06 Len Makarczyk 2001-02 John Schmoyer 1975 Michael Balent 1982-85 Nick Farkas 2001-04 Thomas Mallozzi 1974-75 Jeff Schroeder 1980 Fred Balina 1977 Edward Farr 1983-84 Ronald Manning 2007-08 Rich Schwartz 1979-80 Andrew Baranek 1983-84 Mickey Fauvelle 1990 Dave Manter 2006-07 Mark Seifert 1991-92 Jeff Barrett 1992-93 Jeff Faust 1980 John Markham 1985-87 Kenny Serfass 2007-08 Scott Barringer 2007 Gary Fetter 1980-82 Bob Marro 1978, 80 Kyle Sheaffer 2005-08 Kevin Barry 1978-80 Thomas Fetzer 1972-73 Blake Martin 2001-03 Dave Shell 2004 Rusty Barton 1988 David Fortkus 1982-83 John Matthews 1987 John Shoemaker 1972 Rodney Bauer 1973-74 Dan Fox 1992 Shawn McCowan 1988 Bob Siemon 1985-87 Chris Beaver 1989-91, 93 Nate Frantz 1996 Chris McCoy 1990 Frank Silva 1992-93 Kevin Beaver 1994 Alan Frick 1971-72 Jeff McCreary 1987-88 Shane Sites 1998 Joseph Beckage 1972 Matt Fry 1990-91 Chris McKenty 1995 Bill Smith 1996 Collin Becker 1985-86 Raymond Gallagher 1972 Todd Mead 1994 Pat Smith 1990 Tomas Bedics 1971-73 Mike Gerrity 1977-78 Chris Miller 2003 Shawn Snyder 1992 Bryan Bendowski 1996 Bob Gibson 1979-82 Jeremy Miller 2002-03 Joe Sobeski 2000-03 Keith Beinlich 1986, 88 Jeremy Gigliotti 2007-08 George Mills 1984 Jim Sohns 2003-04 Peter Bellis 1975-77 Scott Gould 1994 Dan Mitchell 1994-96 Eric Speiser 1982 Bryan Bendowski 1995 Daniel Gonzalez 2003 Rick Moatz 1977-78 Chris Spinozzi 1995-96 Joel Bennett 1989-91 Dan Graziano 1993 John Molyneux 2003-04 Dan Stacknick 1995-98 Seth Benz 1974 Jerry Greeley 1988-89 James Moore 1974-76 Nate Stannard 1991 Jim Besten 1999 Roger Green 1999-00 Joe Moore 1992-93 Joe Stavitsky 1992-95 Nicholas Biamonte 1982 Jay Grobelny 2003-06 Doug Morgan 1985 Jon Stephenson 1995-98 Mike Biesiadecki 1991, 93 Frank Gualtieri 1988-90 Joe Morrell 1980 J.D. Stern 1996-99 Tim Bishop 1983-85 Donald Guenther 1972 Bob Morrison 1977 Bob Stevens 1986-87 Drew Bloomberg 1996 Jack Hafer 1971 Kirk Mueller 2004-07 Bob Stivala 1989 Dave Bodnarchuk 1981 Rob Hahn 1993 Ryan Murphy 2003 Bernard Stratchko 1972 Mike Boebert 1993, 95 Matt Harmic 2000-01 Ronald Musto 1984-86 Jim Strickler 1981 Robin Bonda 1975-76 Steve Harris 2000-02 Bryce Muth 2008 Rod Strohl 1981 Mike Bortz 2008 Jake Harrison 1990 A.J. Muttillo 1994-96 Harold Strunk 1976-77 Mike Bowbert 1994 Ryan Hatfield 2000-03 Scott Myers 1971-73 Tom Suk 1985-86 Dave Boyer 2005-08 Paul Hauber 1993-94 Rick Neidermyer 1999-00 Danny Supey 2001 Jim Brady 1999 Allen Hayes 1988-90 Doug Nelson 1977-79 Pete Susi 1998-99 Ken Bratchie 1978-80 Troy Hayes 2001 Pat Noone 1991-93 Adam Swavely 2002-03 John Brittain 1988 Brian Hecker 1989 Jason Noto 1998 Bryan Taylor 1994-96 Tom Brueger 1980 Mike Hercik 1988 Walter Novembre 1975 James Templeton 1982 Thomas Brunner 1972, 74 Bill Hezel 2008 Joseph Nowakowski 1982 Tim TerBush 1977-78 John Buckwalter 1996-97 Bill Hill 1984-85 Brendaon O’Connor 2008 Jerry Testa 1980-81 Joseph Buletza 1975-78 Kyle Hoar 1974-77 Jim O’Connor 1980-81 Scott Thomas 1990-91 Jesse Bulicki 2004 Michael Hoey 1993-95 Brendan O’Malley 2007-08 Kevin Thompson 2005-06, 08 Will Burch 1998-99 Kurt Hoffmayer 1996 Edwin Padua 2008 Al Tischhauser 1982-83, 85 Rick Buss 1992 Mark Hoffner 1971-73 Joseph Papi 1971-73 Dave Torresani 1978 Josh Butler 2006-07 Wayne Hotchkiss 1984-85 Mike Pappas 1995 Jeff Trenberth 1991 Dennis Buza 1994 Nate Hritz 2006 Bill Pasqualichio 2005-06 Jason Tribbett 1997-00 Alan Calvo 1972, 74 Leon Hunter 1971-72 Mike Pavolko 1996-98, 00 Frank Ur 1999-00 Bruce Cannell 1974, 76 Carl Imbt 1990 Rich Perich 1981 Joe Vadala 1995-96 Mark Cannon 1982-85 Keith James 1996-97 J.J. Perri 1994 John Varacallo 1972-75 Matt Cannon 1994-95 Frank Johnson 1973-74 Henry Peters 1986 Gary Vyskocil 1983-86 Michael Capozzi 1976-79 Josh Johnson 2003-06 Mike Petruny 1978-79 Chad Waelchili 2002 David Cardell 1975-77 Richard Jones 1977-78 Jeff Pfeiffer 1984-85 Mike Walker 2006-08 Anthony Clemens 2007-08 Tim Jones 2005-06 Anthony Piazza 2000 Daniel Weidlein 1983 Bryan Cogliano 1997-99 Paul Kapral 2002 Bill Phillips 1977-80 Matt Weinhold 1993-95 Jason Colletti 2005-07 George Kazakos 1971 Douglas Phillips 1976-77 Ben Wenczel 2006 Chet Confer 1997 Joe Kendy 1999 Lon Pinhey 1981-83 Richard Wescoe 1974 Ryan Conrad 2000-01 Shane Kenney 1992-93 John Pisker 2008 Robert Whalen 1974 Bill Cook 1997 Steve Kibling 1977 Steve Prazenka 2007-08 Craig Whitten 2000-01 William Cook 1971 Rusty King 1994 Ryan Pugliese 2002 John Wieckowski 2004 Gary Cowan 1982 Brad Kline 1980 Jon Quick 1995 Billy Williams 1992 Robert Crofton 1984 Blake Knecht 2006-08 Peter Radocha 1975-77 David Wilson 1972-75 Mike Cron 1997-98 Gordy Kocher 2000-03 Joe Ragozino 1986-89 Jim Wineburg 1993-94 Chris Curran 1985 Lynn Koenig 1971-72, 74 Jim Rappo 1978, 80 Ray Woolsey 1989 Jeff Dahl 2001-04 Ed Kovacs 2007 Aaron Raupers 2004 P.J. Worsnick 2001 Eric Davies 1994 Jim Kucharczuk 1987 Cal Rebollal 1979-80 Bryan Yagel 2001-02 Ryan Davies 1993 Dave Kuruc 1989-90 Conrad Rehrig 1971 Matt Yanocha 1995-98 D.J. Dawkins 1988 Edward Kuss 1977-79 Jerry Renfer 1981-83 Buck Yecina 1995 Jacob DeBoer 2004-07 Tadgh LaBar 1999-01 Donald Rentschler 1971 Randy Yenser 1994 Mike Debonis 1990 Scott Lackey 1990 Brett Reynolds 1998-01 Rich Young 1980 Matt DelGuidice 2001-02 Kris Laise 1989 Kyle Rizzi 2004 Rich Yuro 1985-86 Ryan DeLong 1996 Richard Larson 2007-08 Wayne Robinson 1999 Rob Ziegenfuss 1973-74 Rich Demchak 1996 Tony Latoff 1994 Jeff Robinson 1994 Mike Zimorowicz 1999-02 Ken Dobkin 1997-98 Jeff Lazowski 2002, 2004 Scott Roth 1997-00 Chris Zsenak 2007 Andrew Drumheller 2004 Duane Leeper 1974-76 Kevin Rutan 2003 Matt Zumbach 2005-06 Joe Dugan 1996 Chris Lengel 1991-94 Jarrod Ryan 1987 Mike Dunkailo 2006-08 Eric Lenz 2001 Jason Ryan 2001, 03

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