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2020 BASEBALL in REVIEW Final 2020 Standings 2020 BASEBALL IN REVIEW Final 2020 Standings CAA NCAA CAA Tourn. Tourn. Overall Charleston 0-0 12-2 UNCW 0-0 11-5 Northeastern 0-0 10-5 James Madison 0-0 10-6 Delaware 0-0 8-7 William & Mary 0-0 8-9 Towson 0-0 7-8 Elon 0-0 7-10 Hofstra 0-0 4-10 2020 season canceled on March 13, 2020 due to COVID-19 pandemic 2020 CAA BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic 2020 ALL-CAA TEAMS - no awards given out due to COVID-19 pandemic CAA STATISTICAL LEADERS ERA IP R ER ERA Chris Farrell, W&M 21.1 1 1 0.42 BATTING AB H AVG Justin Showalter, JMU 26.2 4 2 0.68 Austin Gauthier, Hofstra 56 23 .411 Caswell Smith, Charleston 20.0 5 3 1.35 Anthony D’Onofrio, Hoftstra 54 22 .407 Landen Roupp, UNCW 27.0 8 6 2.00 Matt Arceo, Towson 43 17 .395 Zarion Sharpe, UNCW 20.2 8 5 2.18 Chase DeLauter, JMU 68 26 .382 Landon Choboy, Charleston 35 13 .371 WINS SAVES HOME RUNS RBI Justin Showalter, JMU 4 Brandon Dufault, NU 4 Donald Hansis, Charleston 5 Ari Sechopoulos, Charleston 20 Luke Gesell, UNCW 3 Blake Deatherage, UNCW 3 Vinnie Costello, Hofstra 4 Hunter Hart, W&M 17 Sebastian Keane, NU 3 Adam Smith, UNCW 3 Jack Goan, Delaware 4 Kyle Novak, JMU 16 Landen Roupp, UNCW 3 Joe Sprake, Elon 3 Brandon Raquet, W&M 4 Brad Powers, Towson 16 Caswell Smith, Charleston 3 4 players tied with 2 Fox Semones, JMU 4 Anthony D’Onofrio, Hofstra 15 Derek Wakeley, W&M 3 Jack Goan, Delaware 15 STRIKEOUTS IP SO RUNS STOLEN BASES Landen Roupp, UNCW 27.0 30 Brandon Raquet, W&M 22 Vinny Vaccone, Delaware 9 Jared Wetherbee, Elon 20.1 27 Austin Gauthier, Hofstra 20 Noah Bridges, UNCW 8 Sam Jacobsak, Northeastern 24.2 25 Joseph Carpenter, Delaware 14 Matt McDermott, W&M 8 Dean McCarthy, Elon 20.2 25 Chase DeLauter, JMU 14 Chase DeLauter, JMU 7 Kyle Murphy, Northeastern 18.0 25 Trotter Harlan, Charleston 14 Javon Fields, Towson 7 Ari Sechopoulous, Charleston 14 Brian Goulard, Hofstra 7 Tyler Solomon, W&M 14 Fox Semones, JMU 7 Baseball • 5 PAST CAA BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Site 1986 Richmond Ron Atkins 8-5 East Carolina Greenville, N.C. 1987 East Carolina Gary Overton 14-11 James Madison Richmond, Va. 1988 George Mason Bill Brown 4-2 Richmond Richmond, Va. 1989 East Carolina Gary Overton 2-1 (11) Richmond Wilmington, N.C. 1990 East Carolina Gary Overton 12-7 George Mason Wilmington, N.C. 1991 East Carolina Gary Overton 14-7 Richmond Greenville, N.C. 1992 George Mason Bill Brown 6-3 Richmond Greenville, N.C. 1993 East Carolina Gary Overton 9-4 George Mason Wilmington, N.C. 1994 Old Dominion Pat McMahon 5-2 James Madison Norfolk, Va. 1995 Old Dominion Tony Guzzo 15-7 Richmond Kinston, N.C. 1996 Old Dominion Tony Guzzo 4-3 James Madison Kinston, N.C. 1997 Richmond Ron Atkins 9-8 East Carolina Kinston, N.C. 1998 Richmond Ron Atkins 12-1 Old Dominion Kinston, N.C. 1999 East Carolina Keith LeClair 21-13 Old Dominion Kinston, N.C. 2000 East Carolina Keith LeClair 7-6 VCU Manteo, N.C. 2001 William & Mary Jim Farr 6-5 James Madison Manteo, N.C. 2002 VCU Paul Keyes 4-0 James Madison Manteo, N.C. 2003 VCU Paul Keyes 3-0 George Mason Manteo, N.C. 2004 UNCW Mark Scalf 15-3 Delaware Wilmington, N.C. 2005 VCU Paul Keyes 13-6 Towson Wilmington, N.C. 2006 UNCW Mark Scalf 7-6 VCU Wilmington, N.C. 2007 VCU Paul Keyes 10-4 (13) Delaware Wilmington, N.C. 2008 James Madison Spanky McFarland 6-1 Towson Wilmington, N.C. 2009 Georgia State Greg Frady 12-10 UNCW Wilmington, N.C. 2010 VCU Paul Keyes 7-5 (12) UNCW Wilmington, N.C. 2011 James Madison Spanky McFarland 10-1 Old Dominion Wilmington, N.C. 2012 UNCW Mark Scalf 10-8 Delaware Harrisonburg, Va. 2013 Towson Mike Gottlieb 5-2 William & Mary Harrisonburg, Va. 2014 College of Charleston Monte Lee 6-4 William & Mary Wilmington, N.C. 2015 UNCW Mark Scalf 7-6 Coll. of Charleston Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 2016 William & Mary Brian Murphy 14-9 UNCW Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 2017 Delaware Jim Sherman 10-3 UNCW Wilmington, N.C. 2018 UNCW Mark Scalf 7-4 Northeastern Harrisonburg, Va. 2019 UNCW Mark Scalf 6-5 (10) Elon Harrisonburg, Va. 6 • Baseball CAA Tournament Results 1990 (Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field) May 11 1986 (Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field) Game 1 - #1 East Carolina 16, #6 William & Mary 4 May 15 Game 2 - #4 George Mason 11, #3 UNCW 7 Game 1 - #4 UNCW 11, #1 James Madison 10 Game 3 - #2 Richmond 2, #5 James Madison 1 (10 inn.) Game 2 - #3 Richmond 4, #2 East Carolina 0 May 12 May 16 Game 4 - #3 UNCW 21, #6 William & Mary 6 (W&M eliminated) Game 3 - #2 East Carolina 7, #1 James Madison 6 (JMU eliminated) Game 5 - #1 East Carolina 13, #5 James Madison 5 (JMU eliminated) Game 4 - #3 Richmond 3, #4 UNCW 2 Game 6 - #4 George Mason 6, #2 Richmond 5 May 17 May 13 Game 5 - #2 East Carolina 12, #4 UNCW 8 (11 inn.)(UNCW elim.) Game 7 - #2 Richmond 2, #3 UNCW 1 (UNCW eliminated) Game 6 - #2 East Carolina 12, #3 Richmond 8 Game 8 - #1 East Carolina 11, #4 George Mason 6 May 18 Game 9 - #4 George Mason 7, #2 Richmond 0 (Richmond eliminated) Game 7 - #3 Richmond 8, #2 East Carolina 5 (ECU eliminated) May 14 Game 10 - #1 East Carolina 12, #4 George Mason 7 (Mason eliminated) 1987 (Richmond, Va. - The Diamond) May 14 1991 (Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field) Game 1 - #1 UNCW 5, #6 William & Mary 2 May 14 Game 2 - #4 East Carolina 5, #3 George Mason 3 Game 1 - #1 Richmond 6, #6 William & Mary 5 Game 3 - #5 James Madison 6, #2 Richmond 1 Game 2 - #5 George Mason 9, #2 UNCW 7 (10 inn.) May 15 Game 3 - #3 East Carolina 9, #4 James Madison 8 Game 4 - #3 George Mason 7, #6 William & Mary 3 (W&M eliminated) May 15 (Game 3 Suspended, carried over to 5/15) Game 5 - #1 UNCW 12, #2 Richmond 6 (Richmond eliminated) Game 4 - #4 James Madison 12, #6 William & Mary 7 (W&M eliminated) Game 6 - #5 James Madison 6, #4 East Carolina 2 Game 5 - #1 Richmond 11, #2 UNCW 6 (UNCW eliminated) May 16 Game 6 - #5 George Mason 13, #3 East Carolina 6 Game 7 - #4 East Carolina 8, #3 George Mason 4 (Mason eliminated) May 16 Game 8 - #5 James Madison 5, #1 UNCW 2 Game 7 - #3 East Carolina 9, #4 James Madison 6 (JMU eliminated) Game 9 - #4 East Carolina 10, #1 UNCW 3 (UNCW eliminated) Game 8 - #1 Richmond 9, #5 George Mason 8 May 17 Game 9 - #3 East Carolina 8, #5 George Mason 5 (Mason eliminated) Game 10 - #4 East Carolina 11, #5 James Madison 10 (11 inn.) May 17 Game 11 - #4 East Carolina 14, #5 James Madison 11 (JMU eliminated) Game 10 - #3 East Carolina 4, #1 Richmond 2 Game 11 - #3 East Carolina 14, #1 Richmond 7 (Richmond eliminated) 1988 (Richmond, Va. - The Diamond) May 12 1992 (Greenville, N.C. - Harrington Field) Game 1 - #1 James Madison 4, #6 Richmond 3 May 12 Game 2 - #3 East Carolina 9, #4 William & Mary 1 Game 1 - #4 James Madison 2, #5 East Carolina 1 Game 3 - #2 George Mason 5, #5 UNCW 1 Game 2 - #2 Richmond 9, #7 William & Mary 6 May 13 Game 3 - #6 UNCW 6, #3 Old Dominion 3 Game 4 - #6 Richmond 7, #4 William & Mary 4 (W&M eliminated) May 13 Game 5 - #1 James Madison 12, #5 UNCW 4 (UNCW elim.) Game 4 - #1 George Mason 7, #4 James Madison 5 Game 6 - #2 George Mason 10, #3 East Carolina 2 Game 5 - #2 Richmond 7, #6 UNCW 3 May 14 Game 6 - #3 Old Dominion 9, #7 William & Mary 0 (W&M eliminated) Game 7 - #6 Richmond 15, #3 East Carolina 2 (ECU eliminated) May 14 Game 8 - #2 George Mason 2, #1 James Madison 0 Game 7 - #6 UNCW 9, #5 East Carolina 7 (ECU eliminated) Game 9 - #6 Richmond 6, #1 James Madison 3 (JMU eliminated) Game 8 - #3 Old Dominion 13, #4 James Madison 4 (JMU eliminated) May 15 Game 9 - #1 George Mason 18, #2 Richmond 5 Game 10 - #6 Richmond 7, #2a George Mason 6 May 15 Game 11 - #2 George Mason 4, #6 Richmond 2 (Richmond eliminated) Game 10 - #6 UNCW 5, #3 ODU 4 (ODU eliminated) Game 11 - #2 Richmond 5, #6 UNCW 4 (UNCW eliminated) 1989 (Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field) May 16 May 12 Game 12 - #2 Richmond 5, #1 George Mason 1 Game 1 - #1 UNCW 8, #6 William & Mary 4 Game 13 - #1 George Mason 6, #2 Richmond 3 (Richmond eliminated) Game 2 - #4 Richmond 7, #3 James Madison 1 Game 3 - #5 George Mason 4, #2 East Carolina 2 1993 (Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field) May 13 May 19 Game 4 - #3 James Madison 6, #6 William & Mary 1 (W&M eliminated) Game 1 - #1 George Mason 5, #6 Richmond 1 Game 5 - #2 East Carolina 6, #1 UNCW 1 Game 2 - #5 James Madison 13, #2 Old Dominion 8 (10 inn.) Game 6 - #5 George Mason 4, #4 Richmond 1 Game 3 - #3 East Carolina 3, #4 UNCW 2 May 14 May 20 Game 7 - #4 Richmond 7, #1 UNCW 2 (UNCW eliminated) Game 4 - #6 Richmond 3, #4 Old Dominion 2 (11 inn.) (ODU eliminated) Game 8 - #2 East Carolina 4, #3 James Madison 3 (JMU eliminated) Game 5 - #1 George Mason 8, #4 UNCW 1 (UNCW eliminated) Game 9 - #4 Richmond 7, #5 George Mason 3 Game 6 - #3 East Carolina 8, #5 James Madison 4 May 15 May 21 Game 10 - #2 East Carolina 4, #5 George Mason 2 (Mason eliminated) Game 7 - #5 James Madison 5, #6 Richmond 1 (Richmond eliminated) Game 11 - #2 East Carolina 2, #4 Richmond 1 (11 inn.) (UR eliminated) Game 8 - #3 East Carolina 7, #1 George Mason 4 May 22 Game 9 - #1 George Mason 15, #5 James Madison 4 (JMU eliminated) May 23 Game 10 - #3 East Carolina 9, #1 George Mason 4 (Mason eliminated) Baseball • 7 1994 (Norfolk, Va.
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