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Ncaa Tournament Appearances | 15 Mac Regular Season Championships 3 Mac Tournament Championships | All-Time Winningest Program in the Mac CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2021 BASEBALL GAME NOTES 15 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES | 15 MAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 MAC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS | ALL-TIME WINNINGEST PROGRAM IN THE MAC 2021 SCHEDULE/RESULTS NCAA TOURNAMENT | SOUTH BEND REGIONAL | JUNE 4-7 Feb. 21 at Corpus Christi L, 3-4 Feb. 21 at Corpus Christi L, 1-5 Feb. 22 at Corpus Christi L, 3-6 No.4 CENTRAL MICHIGAN No.1 NOTRE DAME March 6 at VCU L, 11-12 CHIPPEWAS FIGHTING IRISH March 7 at William & Mary W, 12-1 March 8 at Richmond W, 10-2 March 12 at #23 West Virginia W, 5-3 2021 Record 40-16 (31-9 MAC) March 13 at #23 West Virginia W, 12-4 2021 Record 30-11 (14-6 ACC) March 13 at #23 West Virginia L, 7-8 H: 17-2/A: 23-12 H: 14-6/A: 15-4/N: 1-1 March 19 at Dayton L, 1-3 Leaders: Leaders: March 20 at Dayton W, 5-4 Batting Average........................................ .361, Zach Gilles Batting Average............................................. .312, Ryan Cole March 20 at Dayton W, 13-3 Runs............................................................ 43, Zach Gilles Runs.......................................................... 35, Spencer Myers March 21 at Dayton W, 15-4 Home Runs............................................... 4, Jakob Marsee Home Runs..................................................16, Niko Kavadas March 26 at *Ohio L, 1-5 RBI ...................................................... 44, Justin Simpson RBI...............................................................49, Niko Kavadas March 27 at *Ohio L, 3-4 March 27 at *Ohio W, 12-2 March 28 at * Ohio W, 14-3 COVERAGE No.2 UCONN April 2 at *NIU W, 11-0 April 3 at *NIU W, 2-1 HUSKIES April 3 at *NIU W, 17-6 April 4 at *NIU W, 12-10 April 10 *BOWLING GREEN L, 2-3 2021 Record 33-17 (13-4 BIG EAST) April 10 *BOWLING GREEN W, 1-0 H: 16-1/A: 13-14/N: 4-2 April 11 *BOWLING GREEN W, 5-1 Leaders: April 11 *BOWLING GREEN W, 13-4 CHIPPEWA SPORTS NETWORK Batting Average......................................... .411, Kyler Fedko April 13 at #10 Notre Dame L, 4-8 April 16 *KENT STATE W, 10-0 91.5 WMHW-FM Runs............................................................. 54, Kyler Fedko April 17 *KENT STATE W, 3-1 CMU Athletics Game Day mobile app Home Runs....................................................12, Kyler Fedko April 17 *KENT STATE W, 2-1 RADIO PxP: Caleb Frank RBI.........................................................56, Reggie Crawford April 23 at *Akron W, 13-1 April 24 at *Akron W, 12-0 No.3 MICHIGAN April 24 at *Akron W, 3-2 April 24 at *Akron W, 15-2 WOLVERINES April 30 *MIAMI (OH) W, 14-0 Link at CMUChippewas.com May 1 *MIAMI (OH) W, 2-1 CMU Athletics Game Day mobile app May 1 *MIAMI (OH) W, 6-3 2021 Record 27-17 (27-17 BIG TEN) May 2 *MIAMI (OH) W, 3-1 May 7 *BALL STATE W, 14-0 H: 8-8/A: 9-5/N: 10-4 May 8 *BALL STATE W, 3-2 FOLLOW AND STAY CONNECTED Leaders: May 8 *BALL STATE L, 3-13 #FireUpChips Batting Average........................................... .355, Ted Burton May 9 *BALL STATE L, 7-8 Runs.............................................. ................. 41, Ben Sems May 11 NORTHWOOD W, 5-1 Twitter: @CMUBaseball Home Runs...............................................10, Jimmy Obertop May 14 at *Western Michigan L, 3-8 SOCIAL Facebook: @ChippewasBaseball RBI.................................................................. 36, Tito Flores May 15 at *Western Michigan W, 11-0 May 15 at *Western Michigan L, 3-10 May 16 at *Western Michigan L, 1-6 PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP May 21 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 14-0 May 22 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 1-0 Pos. No. Name Avg. G-GS AB R/H 2B/3B HR RBI BB May 22 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 4-2 May 23 *EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 8-4 2B 1 Mario Camilletti .330 56-56 176 59/58 15/0 2 43 60 May 29 *at Toledo W, 1-0 RF 44 Jakob Marsee .284 56-56 194 48/55 9/2 4 29 37 May 29 *at Toledo W, 9-0 May 30 *at Toledo W, 5-4 CF 5 Zach Gilles .361 56-56 180 43/65 7/4 0 39 45 May 30 *at Toledo W, 10-1 C 21 Griffin Lockwood-Powell .244 29-22 86 9/21 1/1 1 15 13 June 4 & #1-seed Notre Dame 1 P.M. ET DH 20 Garrett Navarra .288 47-46 153 34/44 6/1 2 37 25 1B 3 Zach Heeke .299 52-50 167 29/50 7/2 2 30 26 * Mid-American Conference game 3B 24 Aidan Shepardson .235 49-30 85 24/20 7/0 0 15 13 % MAC Tournament game LF 30 Chase Rollin .257 52-43 136 30/35 7/0 2 29 15 & NCAA Regional Game (South Bend, Ind.) SS 10 Justin Simpson .316 55-52 155 39/49 9/1 0 44 42 Home games in bold All times eastern Probable Starting Pitcher: ERA W-L APP/GS IP H R/ER BB SO RHP 31 Andrew Taylor 1.21 11-3 14/14 89.1 54 14/12 23 120 2021 CENTRAL MICHIGAN -3- CHIPPEWAS BASEBALL 2021 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship Regionals Super Regionals Men's College World Series (MCWS) Men's College World Series (MCWS) Super Regionals Regionals June 4-7 June 11-13 or June 12-14 June 19-29/30 June 19-29/30 June 11-13 or June 12-14 June 4-7 *Campus or Neutral Sites *Campus or Neutral Sites Omaha, Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska *Campus or Neutral Sites *Campus or Neutral Sites Double Elimination Best-of-Three Games Double Elimination Double Elimination Best-of-Three Games Double Elimination First-Round Pairings First-Round Pairings First-Round Pairings First-Round Pairings Best-of-Three MCWS Finals Best-of-Three MCWS Finals #1 *Arkansas (46 - 10) #1 *Texas (42 - 15) vs. vs. #4 NJIT (26 - 22) #4 Southern U. (20 - 28) #3 Northeastern (36 - 10) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Fairfield (37 - 3) vs. vs. #2 Nebraska (31 - 12) #2 Arizona St. (32 - 20) 2021 CENTRAL MICHIGAN BASEBALL NCAA REGIONAL MEDIA GUIDE 2021 Super Regional Champion Super Regional Champion 2021 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 2021 #1 *Louisiana Tech (40 - 18) #1 *Florida (38 - 20) vs. vs. #4 Rider (23 - 16) #4 South Fla. (28 - 27) #3 Alabama (31 - 24) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 South Alabama (33 - 20) vs. vs. #2 NC State (30 - 17) #2 Miami (FL) (32 - 19) #1 *Stanford (33 - 14) #1 *Notre Dame (30 - 11) vs. vs. #4 North Dakota St. (41 - 17) #4 Central Mich. (40 - 16) #3 Nevada (25 - 18) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Michigan (27 - 17) vs. vs. #2 UC Irvine (40 - 16) #2 UConn (33 - 17) Super Regional Champion Super Regional Champion #1 *Texas Tech (36 - 15) #1 *Mississippi St. (40 - 15) -4- vs. vs. #4 Army West Point (28 - 23) #4 Samford (35 - 22) National Top 16 Seeds #3 North Carolina (27 - 25) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Campbell (35 - 16) vs. vs. #2 UCLA (35 - 18) 1. Arkansas (46-10) #2 VCU (37 - 14) CHIPPEWAS BASEBALLCHIPPEWAS 2. Texas (42-15) 3. Tennessee (45-16) #1 *Arizona (40 - 15) 4. Vanderbilt (40-15) #1 *TCU (40 - 17) vs. 5. Arizona (40-15) vs. #4 Grand Canyon (39 - 19 - 1) 6. TCU (40-17) #4 McNeese (32 - 28) #3 UC Santa Barbara (39 - 18) Regional Champion 7. Mississippi St. (40-15) Regional Champion #3 DBU (37 - 15) vs. 8. Texas Tech (36-15) vs. #2 Oklahoma St. (35 - 17 - 1) #2 Oregon St. (34 - 22) 9. Stanford (33-14) 10. Notre Dame (30-11) Super Regional Champion 11. Old Dominion (42-14) Super Regional Champion #1 *Ole Miss (41 - 19) 12. Ole Miss (41-19) #1 Old Dominion (42 - 14) vs. vs. #4 Southeast Mo. St. (30 - 20) 13. East Carolina (41-15) #4 Jacksonville (16 - 32) 14. Oregon (37-14) #3 Florida St. (30 - 22) Regional Champion 15. Florida (38-20) Regional Champion #3 Virginia (29 - 23) vs. Louisiana Tech (40-18) vs. #2 Southern Miss. (37 - 19) 16. #2 *South Carolina (33 - 21) #1 *East Carolina (41 - 15) #1 *Oregon (37 - 14) vs. vs. #4 Norfolk St. (25 - 26) #4 Central Conn. St. (28 - 13) #3 Maryland (28 - 16) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 LSU (34 - 22) vs. vs. #2 Charlotte (39 - 19) #2 Gonzaga (33 - 17) Super Regional Champion #1 *Vanderbilt (40 - 15) #1 *Tennessee (45 - 16) vs. Super Regional Champion vs. #4 Presbyterian (22 - 21) #4 Wright St. (35 - 11) #3 Indiana St. (30 - 19) Regional Champion Regional Champion #3 Liberty (39 - 14) vs. vs. #2 Georgia Tech (29 - 23) #2 Duke (32 - 20) © 2021 National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. * Host Institution 2021 CENTRAL MICHIGAN BASEBALL NCAA REGIONAL MEDIA GUIDE CMU in NCAA Division I Tournament Play CMU in the National Overall Record: 11-24 Stat Rankings TEAM RANK TOTAL 1972 Bowling Green, Ohio (1-2) Batting Average 66 .282 Scoring 47 6.9 CMU 7, Iowa 2 1990 Starkville, Mississippi (0-2) Runs 27 384 Bowling Green 7, CMU 5 Illinois 8, CMU 6 Hits 89 476 Iowa 4, CMU 3 Florida State 4, CMU 2 Doubles 98 87 Triples 45 14 1977 Minneapolis, Minnesota (1-2) 1994 Tallahassee, Florida (0-2) Home Runs 269 15 Slugging Percentage 206 .377 CMU 2, Virginia Tech 1 Florida State 8, CMU 6 Stolen Bases 37 73 Florida 13, CMU 11 Brigham Young 8, CMU 6 Walks 1 332 Minnesota 13, CMU 2 Sacrifice Bunts 2 54 1995 Baton Rouge, Louisiana (1-2) Hit by Pitch 22 80 Sacrifice Flies 14 31 1980 Ann Arbor, Michigan (0-2) LSU 5, CMU 3 Earned Run Average 6 3.30 Michigan 9, CMU 4 CMU 14, NE Louisiana 11 Strikeouts/9 Inn.
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