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Power Park was the sight for Marshall’s first C-USA baseball game during the team’s inaugural season in the league in 2005

Appalachian Power Park is the home of the West Virginia Power, the Class A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.

On April 14, 2005, Appalachian Power Park opened its gates to Power fans for the first tiem and helped the squad establish a West Virginia baseball attendance record of 233,143 fans.

In 2010, Appalachian Power Park will play host to Marshall University for the Thunder- ing Herd’s Conference USA baseball games.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Media Information ...... 5 Founded: ...... 1837 Marshall Athletics Administration ...... 6 Location: ...... Huntington, W.Va. Athletics Staff ...... 7 Enrollment: ...... 13,841 “We Are...Marshall” ...... 8-11 Nickname: ...... Thundering Herd 2008 Herd Challenge ...... 12 Colors: ...... Green & White Buck Harless Student Athlete Program ...... 13 National Affi liation: ...... Division I Head Coach Jeff Waggoner ...... 14-15 Conference: ...... Conference USA Coaching Staff ...... 16-17 President: ...... Dr. Stephen J. Kopp [Notre Dame, ’73] 2009: Unfi nished Business ...... 18-19 Director of Athletics: ...... Mike Hamrick [Marshall, ’80] 2009 Opponents ...... 20-23 Assoc. AD/Chief of Staff: ...... Jeff O’Malley [Miami-Ohio,’90] Roster Breakdown ...... 24 Assoc. AD/SWA: ...... Beatrice Crane Banford [N.C. State, ’92] Depth Chart/Rotation ...... 25 Assoc. AD/Compliance: ...... Derek Gwinn [Marshall, ’03] Austin Coan ...... 19-20 Assoc. AD/Facilities: ...... Scott Morehouse [Marshall, ’99] Tyler Gatrell ...... 21-22 Assoc. AD/Finance: ...... David Steele [Rice, ’82] Table of Contents Ryan Kiel ...... 23-24 Faculty Representative: ...... Robert Bookwalter [Fresno St., ‘79] Kurt Lipton ...... 25-26 Josh Valle ...... 27-28 FACILITY HISTORY Kyle Blank/Mike Mason ...... 29 Shane Farrell ...... 30 Conference USA Games Nonconference Games Victor Gomez ...... 31 Stadium: Appalachian Power Park Stadium: Kennedy Center Ben Jurevicius...... 32 Location: Charleston, W.Va. Location: Off Route 2 in Huntington, W.Va. Ian Kadish ...... 33 Capacity | Surface: 4,500 | Grass Capacity | Surface: 3,000 | Grass Kevin Shackelford ...... 34 Dimensions: 330-400-320 Dimensions: 330-375-400 Arik Sikula ...... 35 Kenny Socorro ...... 36 COACHING STAFF Alfredo Brito ...... 37 Head Coach: Jeff Waggoner [Cleveland State, ’98], 4th season Joe Church/Ben Frith ...... 38 Record at Marshall: 73-94-1 Thor Meeks ...... 39 Overall Record: 73-94-1 Eric Semeniuk ...... 40 Asst. Coach: Tim Donnelly [Hardin Simmons, ’04], 4th season Rhett Stafford...... 41 Asst. Coach: Joe Renner [Northern Kentucky, ’00], 1st season Greg Williams ...... 42 Volunteer Asst. Coach: George Brumfi eld [Glenville State, ‘74], 4th season Newcomers ...... 43-45 Director of Baseball Ops.: Brandon Casamassima [Marshall, ’09], 1st season Numerical Visual Roster ...... 55 Looking Back on 2008 ...... 56-57 2009 REVIEW 2008 Stats and Results...... 58-59 2009 Overall Record: ...... 22-32 Record Vs. All-Time Opponents ...... 60 Conference USA Record: ...... 9-15/7th Conference USA ...... 61-64 Home: ...... 9-13 History/Records ...... 65-76 Away: ...... 10-15 All-Americans ...... 77 Neutral: ...... 4-3 Marshall in Major League Baseball...... 78 Position Players Returning/Lost: ...... 9/5 2008 Alumni Weekend ...... 79 Starters Returning/Lost: ...... 7/3 Just Do It ...... 80 Pitchers Returning/Lost: ...... 11/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...... 19/8 Newcomers: ...... 14 MARSHALL BASEBALL HISTORY First Year of Baseball: 1896 Overall Record: 1205-1315-12 [.478], 104 years Conference Championships: West Virginia Collegiate Conference: 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931; Buckeye Conference: 1933, 1934, 1935; Southern Conference: 1978, 1981 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 1973, 1978 Last NCAA Appearance: 1978 [def. Florida State, Clemson; lost to Miami (Fla.)]

Media Guide Credits Editor ...... Ben Warnick Contributors ...... Bob Pristash, Randy Burnside ...... Chris Attwood, Corinne Calabro, Jeff Waggoner ...... Joe Renner, Tim Donnelly, Brandon Casamassima ...... George Brumﬁ eld, Steve Cotton, Woody Woodrum Photography...... Rick Haye, Brad Helton Cover Design ...... Bob Pristash, Ben Warnick

3 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball Media Information NEWSPAPERS WIRE SERVICES Marshall Sports Information Department Huntington Herald-Dispatch Associated Press 946 Fifth Avenue 500 Virginia St. East Huntington, WV 25701 Charleston, WV 25301 (304) 526-2759/Fax-526-2857 (304) 346-0897/fax 345-5282 Rick McCann, Ernie Salvatore TELEVISION STATIONS WSAZ-TV (NBC) The Parthenon P.O. Box 2115 Randy Burnside Matt Turk Bob Pristash Corinne Calabro Marshall University Huntington, WV 25721 Assistant AD for Associate SID Associate SID Graduate Asst./ Media Relations Softball Contact Huntington, WV 26701 (304) 523-5333/fax 697-4325 (304) 696-6696/Fax-696-2519

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Ted Feeley Paige Schneider Ben Warnick Charleston Daily Mail Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant 1001 Virginia Street East WOWK-TV (CBS) Charleston, WV 25330 555 Fifth Avenue Assistant AD for Media Relations ..... Randy Burnside Graduate Asst./Baseball SID ...... Ben Warnick (304) 348-4807/Fax 348-4847 Huntington, WV 25701 Offi ce Phone ...... 304-696-4662 (304) 522-4581/fax 523-0545 Cell Phone ...... 413-695-2793 Ashland Daily Independent Main Offi ce Phone ...... 304-696-5275 224 17th Street E-mail ...... [email protected] Ashland, KY 41101 WTAP (NBC) Mailing Address ...... 1801 Third Avenue (606) 329-1643/Fax 324-8434 One Television Plaza Cam Henderson Center, Room 2036 Parkersburg, WV 26101 Huntington, WV 25703 (304) 485-4588/fax 422-3920 Website ...... www.herdzone.com Ironton Tribune 2903 South Fifth CONFERENCE USA OFFICE Director ...... Britton Banowsky Ironton, OH 45638 RADIO STATIONS Softball Media Relations Contact ...... Russ Anderson (614) 532-1441/Fax-532-1506 Thundering Herd Network Offi ce Phone ...... 214-774-1351 P.O. Box 1360 E-mail ...... [email protected] Huntington, WV 25715 Mailing Address ...... 5201 N. O’Connor Blvd. Beckley Register Herald (304) 696-2446/fax 696-2325 Suite 300 P.O. Drawer P Irving, TX 75039 801 North Kanawha Street Website ...... www.conferenceusa.com Beckley, WV 25801 WDGG-FM/WRVC-AM (304) 255-4400/Fax-255-4427 P.O. Box 1150 MEDIA GUIDELINES Huntington, WV 25713 Credentials Telephone Service (304) 523-8401/fax 523-4848 Bluefi eld Daily Telegraph Members of the media with There is no direct telephone P.O. Box 1599 valid press credentials will be service at the Kennedy Center. A Bluefi eld, WV 24701 WMUL-FM admitted to the Kennedy YMCA member of the sports information (304) 327-2811/Fax-327-6179 Marshall University Center. There is limited space staff will have a cellular phone Huntington, WV 25701 at the offi cial scorer’s table, so available, or media members (304) 696-6640/fax 696-3232 seating is on a fi rst-come, fi rst- are welcome to use the sports Parkersburg News serve basis. P.O. Box 1788 WKEE-AM/FM information office following Parkersburg, WV 26101 P.O. Box 2288 games. (304) 485-1891 Huntington, WV 25724 Game Day (304)522-2000/fax 525-6281 Coach Waggoner and requested Herd on the Web players will be available for For up-to-date game stories, Parkersburg Sentinel interviews on the field before statistics, schedules, results P.O. Box 1788 WTCR-AM/FM and other Marshall athletics Parkersburg, WV 26101 Radio Park Road batting practice begins, which is (304) 485-1891 Catlettsburg, KY 41129 usually two and a half hours prior department information, please (606) 739-8427/fax 739-6009 to the game. All interviews must log on to HerdZone.com. be fi nished by the start of batting The Herd Insider practice. Please contact the sports MU Sports Information 945 4th Avenue WCHS-AM information office to request The Marshall Sports Information Suite 200-C P.O. Box 1153 office will provide updated Huntington, WV 25701 Charleston, WV 25324 players and to confirm batting (304) 697-0850 (304) 342-8131/fax 344-4745 practice times. statistics, scorecards, team rosters and game-day notes prior to each game. Final game statistics also will WQBE-AM be provided at the conclusion of P.O. Box 871 each home game. Charleston, WV 25323 (304) 744-9691/fax 744-8562

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Dr. Stephen J. Kopp Mike Hamrick Marshall University President Director of Athletics Notre Dame, 1973 Marshall, 1980

Dr. Stephen J. Kopp became the 36th President Mike Hamrick, director of of Marshall University in July 2005. He has athletics at the University of published extensively in peer-reviewed journals Nevada-Las Vegas for the past and has been very profi cient in acquiring grant six years and a 1980 graduate funding, and has authored more than one hundred of Marshall University, has been scientifi c papers. named director of athletics at Dr. Kopp earned his B.S. at the University of Notre Dame majoring in biology and his Ph.D. at Marshall University, President the University of Illinois in the fi eld of physiology and biophysics. Stephen J. Kopp announced on His academic career has included leadership positions with Midwestern July 20, 2009. University, Central Michigan University and Ohio University. As an administrator, “In Mike Hamrick, we he was the founding dean of both the College of Allied Health Professions at identifi ed an outstanding leader

Athletics Admin. Midwestern University, and The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health for our athletic program, an Professions at Central Michigan University, and recently served as the provost of individual of uncompromising Ohio University. West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin III refers to the leadership that President integrity, experience and Kopp has brought to West Virginia as “placing Marshall University fi rmly on the accomplishment,” Kopp said. path for future academic growth, positioning the university to be an engine of “He brings to Marshall University a vision for athletics that we can all embrace and economic growth in our state and region.” support. His proven experience and accomplishments unequivocally demonstrate In addition to serving as Marshall’s President, Dr. Kopp also serves on the boards his ability to translate vision into action that leads to success. I cannot emphasize of the Huntington Chamber of Commerce, the Huntington Area Development enough the value that this individual brings to our university and community. Council, the Huntington Museum of Art, the Marshall Artists Series, Advantage An added, but by no means less important quality of this individual is that he is a Valley, the West Virginia Roundtable, and the Mid-Atlantic Technology, Research proud and successful Son of Marshall.” and Innovation Center (MATRIC). In his spare time, he enjoys Marshall athletics, reading, golf and spending time Hamrick played football at Marshall University from 1976 to 1980, starting at with his wife of 35 years, Jane. He also enjoys time with his devoted dog, Abby. linebacker and defensive end his last two years. After receiving his bachelor’s degree He and Jane have two adult children and two grandchildren. in education from Marshall, he earned his master’s in sports administration from Ohio University in 1981. Prior to his position at UNLV, Hamrick was director of athletics at East Carolina Beatrice Crane Banford University from 1995 to 2003. He also has been AD at the University of Arkansas Associate AD/SWA at Little Rock, assistant AD at Illinois State in Normal, Ill., and assistant AD at the Ohio, 1993 University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas. “It’s great to be back home,” Hamrick said. “I am thrilled to be rejoining the Beatrice Crane Banford joined the Marshall Marshall University family and plan to work hard to help advance the success of Athletic Department in September of 1997. Crane Thundering Herd athletics in all facets. I thank President Kopp for giving me this is responsible for all Olympic sport operations, opportunity.” which includes all intercollegiate activities Hamrick is a native of Clendenin, W.Va., and a graduate of Herbert Hoover High outside of football and men’s basketball. She School. He and Soletta are the parents of three children - twin sons, Brett and Justin is also coordinator of the CHAMPS Life Skills program and all personnel responsibilities within (21), and daughter, Mollie Ann (18). the department of athletics and serves on the NCAA Committee on Athletic Certifi cation and the NCAA Legislative Review and Interpretations Committee. A native of Cortland, NY, she came to Marshall from the University of Louisville where she had served as Senior Women’s Administrator and Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance. At Louisville she oversaw the eligibility certifi cation for all 19 varsity sports and more than 400 student-athletes. As SWA, she represented the needs and concerns of female student-athletes and coaches. Prior to her work at Louisville, she spent three years at North Carolina State as the Coordinator for Compliance and Athletic Programs. She also worked previously as Operations Assistant at the PGA Championship and on the T.C. Jordan Golf Tour. Crane Banford graduated from N.C. State in 1992 with a degree in political science and English. She earned her master’s degree in sport and facility management from Ohio in 1993. She and husband Craig Banford reside in Huntington. Craig is a native of Kettering, Ohio, and is a graduate of The Ohio University and Ohio State University College of Law. Banford practices law at Huddleston Bolen, LLC. The couple has three children; Lily, Max and Eliza Grace. ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION

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Located in beautiful Huntington, W.Va., Marshall the School of Extended Education and the Graduate School University is the focal point of a city with a population of Education and Professional Development. Marshall’s Memorial Fountain is a lasting tribute to the 75 people who perished in the 1970 Football team plane of about 50,000, situated in a Tri-State area of more Enrollment at Marshall University is about 14,000, and in crash. Each point represents one person who was on the than 300,000. The Huntington campus, noted for its spring 2007 more than 2,600 degrees were awarded at the plane and the water is symbolic of the circle of life. attractiveness, level terrain and accessibility, occupies about university’s 170th commencement. 88 acres near the center of Huntington, a few blocks east of Several major construction projects have been completed downtown and just a walk away from the banks of the Ohio in recent years at Marshall University. Among those are the River. Marshall also has a campus in South Charleston, W.Va., John Deaver Drinko Library and Information Center, which and centers across the state. has a 24-hour study center and more than 250 computers Marshall University is named after John Marshall, Chief available for student use; the Joan C. Edwards School of Justice of the United States from 1801 through 1835. The Medicine at Marshall University; the Robert C. Byrd Center longest serving Chief Justice in United States history, for Rural Health; the Jomie Jazz Center; a 1,000-space Marshall is widely regarded as having established a broad parking garage, a 500-bed residential housing complex, interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, and the Harless Dining Hall. which established the Constitution as the basis of the In 2007, the $48 million Robert C. Byrd Biotechnology American legal system and the “rule of law” as the law of Science Center opened, as did a $22 million Clinical the land. During his tenure as Chief Justice, the Judicial Education and Outreach Center on the site of the former Branch of the new American government rose to a level of Fairfi eld Stadium – past football home of the Marshall importance commensurate with that of the Executive and Thundering Herd. Additionally, a $94 million public-private Legislative branches. project was recently completed on the Huntington campus. Marshall was founded as Marshall Academy in 1837, Main components of the plan were two new living/learning designated a college in 1858, the state normal school in residence halls and a 123,000 square-foot student recreation 1867 and a university in 1961. center, which opened in January 2009. Academic possibilities abound at Marshall with 97 Today, Marshall University is a thriving institution that As Marshall continues to expand its campus for future degree programs, including 46 on the baccalaureate level functions through 13 divisions: the Elizabeth McDowell growth, its attention remains on the individual student. A and 42 on the master’s level. Marshall provides a variety Lewis College of Business, the College of Education and quality education begins with an outstanding faculty. of academic options that give students a solid foundation Human Services, the College of Fine Arts, the College of As a state-supported university, fi nancial assistance is for future success. Among them are exciting study-abroad Information Technology and Engineering, the College of a distinct advantage at Marshall. About 60 percent of the opportunities, with more than 125 programs off ered in 35 Liberal Arts, the College of Health Professions, the College university’s students receive fi nancial assistance through countries. of Science, the Marshall University Graduate College, the W. grants, loans, student employment and/or academic Marshall’s fundamental mission is to make public higher Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications, scholarships, with annual fi nancial aid awards exceeding education available to all qualifi ed individuals, regardless the Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, University College, $92 million. of socioeconomic status, ethnicity or creed. Through special programs such as the Higher Education for Learning Problems (H.E.L.P.) program and the West Virginia Autism Training Center, Marshall provides exclusive learning opportunities for people who otherwise might be denied a college education. While course work is demanding, the atmosphere in which classes are conducted is casual and friendly, with a student-faculty ratio of 20 to 1. Marshall professors take special care to get to know each student and take pride in their students’ accomplishments. There is a genuine feeling of community spirit among the faculty, students and staff that makes Marshall a very special place. Because of the university’s size, each student can participate fully in all of the academic opportunities, including discussion groups, labs, internships and lecture classes. Building on a winning tradition and growing national presence, Marshall’s athletic programs are an integral part of the university. With 15 varsity sports, Marshall athletic teams compete at the NCAA Division I level in Conference USA. The Thundering Herd teams are an economic and social focal point of the university, its community and the Tri-State region. A competitive intramural program provides Marshall students a diverse range of opportunities to participate in team and individual sports.

Old Main

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Marshall’s John Deaver Drinko Library, one of the nation’s fi nest libraries, has a 24-hour study room and more than 250 computers. The library also houses several historical collection and thousands of volumes of books and periodicals. Our Academic Support Center provides students with assistance through a variety of services. Tutoring Services provides each student with two hours of free tutoring per week in almost in any class. The MU Writing Center off ers students a variety of resources to help improve their writing, including individual and group tutorials. Even if you are unsure of what you want to major in, the center also provides Academic Advisement for students that have not yet declared a major. We Are...Marshall

John Deaver Drinko Library

Marshall is ranked by APB News as one of the safest universities in the country. With emergency phone stations across campus and 24-hour patrols by car, foot and bicycle, MUPD is always there to help. Greek life at Marshall provides students with a great way to make new friends, develop new skills, and serve their local community. Several groups even have tutoring programs and scholastic awards. Involvement is the key to getting the most from your college experience. Student organizations provide opportunities for growth and development that complement and enhance classroom learning. Marshall provides many opportunities to become involved in campus life with more than 150 active organizations. Marshall has six residence halls off ering single and double rooms, as well as four brand-new residence halls which off er suite-style living. Marshall Commons

The Student Recreation Center is 121,000 square feet and houses swimming pools, a running track, group exercise rooms, basketball courts, a climbing wall and racquetball courts. The facility is equipped with a wide range of exercise equipment, including treadmills, step machines and weight machines.

Marshall University’s brand new recreational center artist rendering 7 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball Huntington, W.Va. The city TThehe CCityity ooff HHuntington,untington, WW.Va..Va. takes pride in its more than Huntington, W.Va. Huntington, W. Va., home of the Marshall Thundering Herd, is just that, a 750 acres of city that embraces its university. In the community of nearly 50,000 people, parkland. Ritter the love and support of Marshall can be seen in the fans adorned in green and Park, located white around town. in the center of the city, As the second largest city in is a premier the Mountain State, Huntington municipal has been able to keep its old- park utilized time charm while growing into year-round by a modern, bustling community Huntington centered around the growth and residents and development of the university. visitors. The park features A community based in the a track, tennis southwestern part of the state courts, a bordering Ohio and Kentucky, playground, an Huntington is a former railroad internationally town etched on the Ohio River. recognized Collis P. Huntington created a rose garden, an railway terminus to connect the amphitheater East Coast to the Midwest. In and multiple its prime, Huntington was the picnic areas. residential and industrial core of Harris Riverfront Park is located in downtown Huntington and plays host to Cabell County Courthouse the Ohio River Valley. multiple outdoor concerts and various river activities throughout the year. The Today, Huntington remains a busy hub for transportation and industrial concerts range from rock to country and rap to jazz. Other river activities include activities and is increasingly becoming a center for service businesses and health Spring Fest and Summer Fest. Both festivals feature boat racing, a wide variety care. In addition to being a rail center, it is the busiest port on the Ohio River and of vendors and spectacular fi reworks displays. has highways and airline connections with many major cities. More water fun can be found at Beech Fork Lake, just south of downtown Along with the busy environment, the city off ers a plethora of opportunities Huntington. Beech Fork off ers dozens of campsites, picnic areas, fi shing and also for relaxation and fun. Huntington is noted for its broad tree-lined streets, rents pontoon and paddle boats for a relaxing day of leisure. attractive homes, cordial atmosphere and fi ne parks. The Big Sandy Superstore Arena is located only blocks from Marshall’s campus and hosts nationally-known musical acts throughout the year and other entertainment events from Motocross to professional wrestling.

Within an easy drive of Huntington is a wealth of outdoor adventure. West Virginia is known for its extensive state park system, world class white water rafting, skiing, hiking and fi shing. The state park system ranges from majestic Blackwater Falls in the east to the breathtaking view of the New River Gorge at Hawk’s Nest State Park in the south.

Huntington also provides a wide array of shopping from the antique capital of Old Central City to the state’s largest shopping mall, the Huntington Mall, located in nearby

The Historic Keith Albee Theater

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“We Are Marshall” We Are...Marshall Marshall University’s tradition and heritage made it to the big screen in 2006 when Warner Brothers Pictures released “We Are Marshall” nationwide. The movie tells the story of the 1970 Marshall football tragedy and the University and community’s resolve in the face of overwhelming adversity in the days that followed and during the 1971 football season. It was nominated for the ESPY for best sports movie of 2006. It is a tribute to those who left us on Nov. 14, 1970 and to those who carried on to lay the foundation of what has become the greatest success story in college football history.

Matthew Fox and Matthew McConaughey during fi lming at Marshall

“We Are Marshall” Facts Total Box Offi ce Gross: $43,545,364 Premiere: Dec. 12, 2006 at the Keith Albee Theatre in Huntington Release Date: Dec. 22, 2006 Studio: Warner Brothers Pictures and Legendary Pictures Filming Began: April of 2006 Location: Huntington, W.Va. and Atlanta, Ga. Producer: Basil Iwanyk Director: Joseph McGinty Nichol “McG” Screenwriter: Jamie Linden Cast: Matthew McConaughey, Matthew Fox, Anthony Mackie, Kate Mara, January Jones, The cast of “We Are Marshall” at the movie premiere in Huntington Ian McShane and David Strathairn

“They could have just shut down the program. They talked about it, but they didn’t. The moral of this story isn’t about winning and losing, not even how you play the game, but that you do play the game.” “We Are Marshall” star Matthew McConaughey, USA Today (May 1, 2006)

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Stength & Conditioning 2009 Herd Challenge The weight room was built in Every fall the Marshall University baseball team the summer of 2006 and sits competes in the annual Herd Challenge. The competition directly next to Joan C. Ed- consisted of four days of events that the players competed wards Stadium and the Shewey in as individuals and in small groups. The events test the Athletic Complex. The weight student-athletes overall physical fi tness, endurance and room encompasses more than strength, with points awarded for top scores in each 13,000 square feet with nearly assessment. 50,000 lbs. of weight and is Sophomore Rhett Stafford totaled 63 points during the home to the XOS Sports Mo- tion Simulator. four-day Herd Challenge to earn top honors. Junior Ian Kadish fi nished the event in second place with 58 points. Junior Arik Sikula, who fi nished fi fth in last year’s challenge, placed third this season with 50 points. Sophomore Joe Church and senior Ryan Kiel rounded out the

2009 Herd Challenge top-fi ve fi nishers, with 46 and 45 points respectively. The fi rst day featured a team water relay, medicine ball toss, timed mile, pro-agility test and the Jacob’s Ladder endurance test. Stafford took top honors in the medicine ball throw and Jacob’s Ladder test, while fi nishing second in the pro-agility event to tally 15 points and be tie Sikula for fi rst place at the end of the day. Sikula was the top medalist in the mile, with a time of 5:42. Day two of the challenge featured impressive performances from junior Ben Jurevicius and Stafford. Jurevicius scored 18 points on the afternoon, including a top fi nish in sit-ups and taking second place in plate holds. Stafford tacked on 15 more points to hold a two-point cushion, 30-28, over Jurevicius. He ended the day taking top honors in the 60-yard dash (6.66 seconds) and plates hold test, while fi nishing second in the sled pushing event. In the third day of the competition, Stafford notched fi rst place honors in the bat velocity/broad jump event and his team also captured the tug-of-war title. Other drills that day included the star drill and a timed sprint Joe Miday from home to fi rst base. Heading into the fi nal day of the competition, Stafford held a seven point advantage over eventual second place 2009 Herd Challenge Champion fi nisher, Kadish. On the last day of the Herd Challenge, the Rhett Stafford ever-challenging individual gauntlet was performed. Mike Mason fi nished the event with the best time of 4:35, while The state-of-the-art weight training complex that Stafford ended tied for fourth place at 4:45. Joe Miday features new Hammer Strength equipment, a running track and more than 285,000 pounds of new weights. It provides the Thundering Herd with one of the largest and fi nest facilities of its kind in the nation, designed to give Marshall athletes the competitive edge. At Marshall, Joe Miday works under head strength and conditioning coach Frank Piraino and along with assisting the baseballteam, they both work with the football program. Miday is going into his third year season with the Herd while Piraino is starting his fi rst season as the head of the strength and conditioning department.

(L to R) Ian Kadish, Chris Norton, James White III and Ryan Kiel competing in a tug-of-war.

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 10 Marshall University, well-known for successful successful in the classroom. athletic teams, is taking the lead in preparing These counselors are also there for the student- its student-athletes for life after intercollegiate athlete to talk to about any problems that may athletics. The program responsible in seeing the occur on the playing fi eld, in the classroom or in athletes succeed is the Buck Harless Student- their personal lives. The two full-time counselors Athlete Program. The program was established in have two graduate assistants under them. These 1981 after a generous fi nancial contribution from assistants see to it that each student-athlete is Mingo County businessman Buck Harless. getting the proper assistance in the academic The program’s purpose is to aid all Marshall arena. student-athletes in their academic endeavors while There have been more than 450 academic evaluating their athletic eligibility. At Marshall, it is all-conference selections since the program’s Buck Harless very important for student-athletes to succeed in inception and a great deal of those academic the classroom as well as on the playing fi eld. standouts have earned national acclaim. One way that the program directors watch over During the 2006 season, the softball team the student-athletes is by progress reports. These earned the 12th-highest grade point average reports are used to promote university faculty nationally among Division I teams for the involvement and are requested three times each 2005-2006 academic year. The Herd’s 3.391 team semester. Based on these reports, a student’s test GPA was the highest among C-USA schools. It was scores, previous semester’s grades and academic the fourth consecutive season that the Herd had history, the offi ce assigns tutors to those who been ranked in the top 13 nationally in cumulative need them. team grade point average. Those athletes who need help are required In 2005, Marshall ranked 13th in the nation with to attend study sessions with their tutor. The a team cumulative 3.37 GPA, while fi nishing fi fth in staff maintains records and provides the needed 2004 (3.42 GPA). Marshall also fi nished seventh in services for all of Marshall’s 350-plus student- 2003 (3.40 GPA). The Herd has been ranked in the athletes. top 15 nationally the last four out of fi ve years. The one responsible to seeing that the purpose Since head softball coach Shonda Stanton and the services are carried out is the director, arrived in 2000, her team has had a grade point Tara Helton, who was hired in November 2006. average of 3.0 or higher every season. She also In the summer of 1997, the Buck-Harless staff produced over 50 NFCA All-America Scholar moved into a new home specifi cally designed for Athletes, three MAC Commissioner Awards and the student-athlete’s needs. This new facility, three Academic All-MAC honorees. located adjacent to the Henderson Center in In addition to this successful program, Marshall Gullickson Hall, includes a student-athlete lounge, and the student-athlete program are part of the a computer center, a one-on-one tutoring room, National Collegiate Athletic Association’s CHAMPS/ and an additional computer center that is shared Life Skills Program. with the rest of the student body. The NCAA program, started in 1995, works with Along with a top-rate facility, Helton’s staff the athletes, coaches and instructors to establish of counselors and specialists, which includes a an environment that will allow the student-athletes learning disabilities specialist, provide student- to succeed in all aspects of their lives. Stressing athletes with the added attention needed to be academics, personal development, service and career development in conjunction with athletics, CHAMPS provides seminars and instruction in areas such as study skills, time management, Tara Helton Aliese Orndorff goal setting, fundamental values, personal health, BHSAP Director Counselor communication and fi scal responsibility. In addition, the participants are encouraged to do community service including mentoring and peer education counseling. The student-athlete label says it all; college athletes are students fi rst and foremost. At Marshall University that philosophy is impressed upon all the Thundering Herd athletes by their coaches, instructors and fellow students. The Buck Harless Student-Athlete Program and the NCAA CHAMPS/Life Skills Program provide Marshall athletes with the tools to get a quality Tim Moore Annette Starling education while participating in high-caliber Counselor Program Assistant athletics. Marshall realizes that a successful athlete must also be a successful person and goes to great lengths to provide the right environment NOT PICTURED: in order to accomplish that goal. Billy Biggs - Counselor

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JJeffeff 3300 Before taking over the head coaching position at Marshall, Waggoner spent Jeff Waggoner two seasons as an assistant with the nationally-ranked North Carolina State WWaggoneraggoner University Wolfpack. Head Coach While with the Wolfpack, Waggoner was a part of two N.C. State teams that had Fourth Season a combined record of 81-41 and played in two NCAA tournaments. In 2006, N.C. Cleveland State ‘98 State fi nished second in the ACC Tournament and was runner up in the NCAA Austin Regional. The Wolfpack ranked as high as seventh in the nation that season while fi nishing third nationally in hitting (.333) and second in the ACC in fi elding percentage (.970). Head coach Jeff Waggoner enters his fourth season at the helm of the Marshall A total of six players were named to All-ACC teams, with two (Ramon Corona baseball program. In three seasons he has compiled a 73-94-1 record, along and Matt Camp) claiming All-America honors. with a birth to the Conference USA Championship in 2008. Last season, the Thundering Herd fi nished with a 22-32 overall record and a seventh-place Waggoner’s responsibilities with the Wolfpack included player development, conference record of 9-15, which qualifi ed for the C-USA tournament for the recruiting, academic support, travel and directing N.C. State’s summer baseball second consecutive season. camps. In just his second season at Marshall, Waggoner led the Herd to 30 wins, the Before his arrival in Raleigh, Waggoner spent two seasons at Kent State most in program history. The Herd notched a 30-30-1 overall record and University. The Golden Flashes captured the 2004 MAC Tournament fi nished sixth in C-USA with a 10-13-1 mark, and a berth in the 2008 Entergy Championship during his tenure and also had seven players selected in the C-USA Baseball Championship tournament hosted by Tulane. Major League Baseball draft. At the tournament, Marshall defeated third-seeded Tulane twice, and second- He was also an assistant coach at George Washington University from seeded Southern Miss twice, before falling to No.4 Houston in the championship 2000-02, where he helped guide the Colonials to a school record for wins in a game, 3-2. All three of those teams were NCAA Regional participants in 2008, season (42) and the Atlantic 10 championship in 2002. George Washington led while the Herd fi nished one run shy of its fi rst NCAA Regional appearance since the A-10 and was among the national leaders in both batting average (.326) and 1978. For his efforts, Waggoner was named All-Pavlovich Team Coach of the home runs (91) that season. The Colonials posted a two-year record of 80-45 Year in “Collegiate Baseball” Newspaper. during Waggoner’s stay, and fi ve GW players were selected in the MLB draft. Over the past two seasons, fi ve players have been drafted in the Major League Before his two years at George Washington, Waggoner spent the 2000 season Baseball amateur draft that have played under Waggoner. In 2008, Steven at the College of St. Rose in Albany, N.Y., helping St. Rose earn a berth in the Blevins, Tommy Johnson and Nate Lape were selected, while Eddie Rush and Division II College World Series in 2000. Dan Straily were picked in 2009. Two high school signees were drafted that are on the current MU roster in Kirby Pellant (2009) and Greg Williams (2008). Waggoner has worked with two collegiate summer baseball teams. He was the head coach of the Arlington Senators of the Clark Griffi th League in 2002, Under Waggoner’s guidance, the Herd placed three players (Blevins, Lape and guiding the Senators to a 32-10 regular-season record, the Clark Griffi th Victor Gomez) on all-C-USA teams, while two (Lape and Gomez) were named to League championship, and the All-American Amateur Baseball Association all All-Mideast Region squads. Lape and Adam Yeager, also played summer ball (AAABA) national championship. Prior to that, he was an assistant coach for the for the Brewster Whitecaps of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League. Schenectady Mohawks of the New York Collegiate League in 1999 and 2000. In his fourth season, Waggoner is putting his team in position to make a Waggoner lettered two years as a catcher at Cleveland State University, and bid for an NCAA Regional appearance. Fifty-six games are slated for the graduated with a sport management degree in 1998. He played two years at 2010 campaign, including 26 home contests. The Herd’s C-USA home slate, Crowder College in Neosho, Mo., prior to transferring to Cleveland State. which features 2009 NCAA College World Series qualifi er Southern Miss and Super Regional qualifi er Rice, along with Memphis and UCF, will be played at Waggoner received his master’s degree in Educational Psychology from St. Appalachian Power Park in Charleston, W.Va. Rose in 2001. He and his wife, Rachelle, were married on August 27, 2004 and together they have a daughter, Kacee. MU will also play NCAA Regional qualifi ers Georgia Southern, Ohio State and Wright State, NCAA Super Regional qualifi er East Carolina, along with Virginia, which advanced to the College World Series last year.

In his ﬁ rst season with the Herd, Waggoner led the squad to a 21-32 record which included a 15-11 mark at home. The Alliance Ohio native helped lead Marshall to a 5-18 record in C-USA picking up series wins against both Memphis and Houston, and picked up a win against UCF.

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ALL-TIME MARSHALL COACHES CHRONOLOGICALLY Coach Years Record Pct. Jeff Waggoner 2007- 73-94-1 .436 Dave Piepenbrink 1998-2006 170-285-3 .374 Craig Antush 1996-98 23-88-1 .210 Howard McCann 1990-95 99-156 .388 Jack Cook 1955, 67-89 422-344-2 .551 Bob Kruthoff er 1966 6-15 .286 Alvis Brown 1961-65 34-70-1 .324 Bill Chambers 1956-60 44-56-1 .436 Howard Hood 1950-51 15-20 .428 Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54 46-34 .575 Johnny Watson 1943 1-6 .143 Jeff Waggoner Kyle Tackett 1942 1-3 .250 Cam Henderson 1938 6-3 .667 Francis Farley 1936-37 7-14 .333 Roy Hawley 1933-35 30-5 .857 Johnny Stuart 1926-32 67-21-1 .758 Guy Fiber 1926 7-8 .467 Russ Meredith 1925 4-5 .444 H.R. Briggs 1924 7-2 .778 Kemper Shelton 1922-23 4-13 .235 Herbert Cramer 1921 3-5 .375 A.E. Reilly 1920 8-8 .500 Carl Ridgely 1919 8-2-1 .773 Carl Shipley 1918 7-6 .538 Boyd Chambers 1910-17 72-43-1 .621 Pennypacker 1905 4-4 .500 George Ford 1903-04 3-3 .500 M.M. Scott 1901-02 17-2 .895 No Coach 1896-1900 17-0 1.000 WAGGONER BY YEAR TOTALS 1205-1315-12 .478 Year Position Record Conf./Finish NCAA Tournament BY VICTORIES 2000 St. Rose Asst 32-16-1 18-6/T-1st* D-II CWS Coach Years Record Pct. 2001 GW Asst 38-23 13-9/4th - Jack Cook 1955, 67-89 422-344-2 .551 2002 GW Asst 42-23 17-7/2nd East* NCAA Regional (0-2) Dave Piepenbrink 1998-2006 170-285-3 .374 2003 KSU Asst 36-18 20-4/1st - Howard McCann 1990-95 99-156 .388 2004 KSU Asst 36-27 14-10/2nd* South Bend Regional (1-2) Jeff Waggoner 2007-present 73-94-1 .436 2005 NCSU Asst 41-19 17-13/6th Lincoln Regional (1-2) Boyd Chambers 1910-17 72-43-1 .621 2006 NCSU Asst 40-22 16-13/3rd East Austin Regional (1-2) 2007 Marshall HC 21-32 5-18/9th - Johnny Stuart 1926-32 67-21-1 .753 2008 Marshall HC 30-30-1 10-13-1/6th - Joe Binns 1947-49, 52-54 46-34 .575 2009 Marshall HC 22-32 9-15/7th - Bill Chambers 1956-60 44-56-1 .436 *Won Conference Tournament Alvis Brown 1961-65 34-70-1 .324 Roy Hawley 1933-35 30-5 .857 Craig Antush 1996-98 23-88-1 .210

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JJoeoe 3355 TTimim 6 Coaching Staff RRennerenner DDonnellyonnelly Pitching Coach Assistant Coach Recruiting Coordinator Fourth Season First Season

Joe Renner enters his ﬁ rst season on the Marshall University baseball staff. Tim Donnelly is in his fourth season as an assistant coach at Marshall. Donnelly Renner will serve as an assistant coach working primarily with the pitchers and works primarily with the inﬁ elders and assists in all aspects of recruiting for assisting in all recruiting aspects. the Thundering Herd baseball program.

Renner, a native of Lima, Ohio, has served as a pitching coach since the 1995 Prior to coming to Marshall, Donnelly spent a year at Kent State as an season, working with 22 pitchers who advanced to the professional level. assistant coach and helped lead the Golden Flashes to the Mid-American Conference Regular-Season championship during that year Donnelly was Renner comes to Marshall from the College of Mount St. Joseph, which is responsible for the infi elders, assisted in hitting and was the fi rst base coach. located in Cincinnati. He worked as the pitching coach there since March He also handled fi eld maintenance and camp duties. of 2008 and helped lead the team to the HCAC Conference Regular Season Championship. In 2005, he was an assistant coach at Malone College for head coach Tom Crank, where he handled the infi elders, hitting and recruiting. He also served While at Mount St. Joseph, Renner spent four months in the summer of 2008 as an assistant coach with the Stark County Terriers summer league baseball coaching the pitchers of the Delaware Cows of the Great Lakes Collegiate team (Great Lakes Summer League) in 2005 and helped lead the team to a League. league title.

Prior to his time at Mount St. Joseph, he worked four ﬁ ve years at the Cham- He has experience working baseball camps at Texas A&M, Texas Christian, pions Baseball Academy in Cincinnati as a Pitching Instructor. In the summer Kent State, Malone College and Northeast Texas Community College, where he of 2005, he was the Pitching Coach for the Champions Summer College League worked primarily with outﬁ elders and assisted in recruiting during the 2002 Team before managing the squad a year later. season.

Before working for Champions, Renner held four pitching coach positions, His father, Rich Donnelly, has been a Major League Coach for over 25 years, working at Miami (Ohio) from 2000-02, the Midland Redskins, an amateur team most recently as a Coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Player Development from Cincinnati, from 1997-2002, Northern Kentucky University from 1995-97 advisor for the Pittsburgh Pirates Rich also worked with various MLB teams and the Minot Mallards of the Prairie League in 1995. He also worked heavily in including the Texas Rangers (1980, 83-85), Pittsburgh Pirates (1986-1996), recruiting in his positions at Midland and Northern Kentucky. Florida Marlins (1997-1998), Colorado Rockies (1999-2002), Milwaukee Brewers (2003-2005), and the Los Angeles Dodgers (2006-2007). He has had a great deal of postseason success as a coach, leading Midland to the Connie Mack National Championship in 1997 and 98 and ﬁ nishing runner up Donnelly’s two brothers both played collegiate sports. Bubba Donnelly played in the Mid-American Conference Tournament in 2001. four years of basketball at Robert Morris College, while his brother Mike was a four-year kicker on the Cumberland College football team. Renner graduated from Northern Kentucky in 2000 with a B.S. in Sociology. He was a four-year letterman for the NKU baseball team from 1989-92. Donnelly earned a bachelor’s degree in sports ﬁ tness and leisure studies in 2004 from Hardin Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. There he lettered two seasons on the baseball team under head coach Steve Coleman. He received his associate’s degree in arts and science from Northeast Texas Community College in 2001, and lettered in baseball two seasons for head coach Chad Tidwell.

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 14 Marshall Baseball Marshall Baseball GGeorgeeorge 9 BBrandonrandon BBrumrumﬁ eeldld CCasamassimaasamassima Volunteer Assistant Director of Baseball Operations Fourth Season First Season

George Brumfi eld is in his fourth year as a volunteer assistant for the Marshall Brandon Casamassima enters his fi rst season as Director of Baseball Opera- baseball program. Brumfi eld brings more than 30 years of coaching experience tions for the Marshall baseball program. Casamassima played three seasons to the Thundering Herd. (2007-09) for the Thundering Herd under head coach Jeff Waggoner prior to joining the staff. He served as the baseball head coach at Wayne High School (516-304-5) for 27 years and two years as an assistant coach. His teams won four Class AA state In his current position, Casamassima will be in charge of booking the Herd’s championships (1984, 1992, 1994, 1995). His teams also were Class AA state travel plans, organizing/instructing camps, along with assisting in day-to-day runners-up (1986, 1988, 2002) and Class AAA runners-up in 1979. His team also team activities. made the 1989 Class AA State Final Four. Casamassima was a very versatile player as he started at seven different He worked as a coach for 10 years with Team One Showcase and coached in the positions and batted in ever spot in the order during his three-year playing fi rst Cape Cod High School All-Star Game. Brumfi eld also served on the Baseball career for the Herd. He has cemented himself in the MU career record books by America/HSBCA High School Top 25 Poll for 10 years. fi nishing in the top-10 in four statistical categories. Casamassima ranks fi fth in MU history in at bats (573) and runs scored (123), 10th in doubles (32) and tied Brumfi eld sent 35 players on to play college baseball and fi ve to play for 10th in games played (156). professional baseball with one (Jon Adkins, Chicago White Sox, San Diego Padres and New York Mets) making the major leagues. He has had 85 players who have Prior to playing for the Herd, Casamassima played one season at Grayson been named to one of the all-state teams and was also a professional manager County Community College (Texas) and attended Colleyville Heritage high school. with the West Virginia Coal Sox (1993) of the Frontier League. Brumfi eld was one of the inaugural inductees elected into the West Virginia A native of Colleyville, Texas, Casamassima is a 2009 graduate of Marshall with Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 2003. a business management degree. He is currently pursuing a MBA.

A graduate of Glenville State College in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in education, Brumﬁ eld also served in the U.S. Navy during the Vietnam War.

He is married to the former Joyce Ann Carey and has two sons Tracy (and wife Nikki) and Chris. He has two granddaughters, Taylor and Lindsey and two grandsons, Cole and Blake.

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2010 Season Outlook Jr. Shane Farrell The Marshall University baseball team enters the 2010 tile player, starting starter and season with the intentions of making another Conference at seven different reliever. USA tournament run, as the team did in 2008 when the positions, batting in Thundering Herd fi nished tournament runners up. all nine slots in the Anchoring order and fi nishing the bullpen MU knocked off six teams that were nationally-ranked at in the MU top-10 for Waggoner some point during the 2010 season en route to a seventh in four statistical will be senior place fi nish in league standings at 9-15 and 22-32 overall. categories. Austin Coan. In just his In his fourth season at the helm of the Herd, head coach Assistant coach fi rst year as Jeff Waggoner returns 19 letterwinners, including 2009 Tim Donnelly and a member fi rst team All-C-USA infi elder and 2010 preseason All-C- volunteer assistant of the MU USA member Victor Gomez. The Herd offense should be George Brumfi eld baseball team, a major strength of the club as four of the top six hitters return for their Coan tied the are back and only three offensive starters in Nate Lape, fourth seasons single-season Adam Yeager and current Direct of Baseball Operations, with the Herd school record Brandon Casamassima, graduated from last season’s baseball team. Donnelly will continue to work with the MU with eight saves. roster. infi elders and the overall defensive scheme for MU, while The animated right hander totaled 45 punch outs in 38.2 Brumfi eld brings more than 30 years of coaching experi- innings of relief. MU also brings in an impressive recruiting class with 14 ence to provide wisdom to the Herd student-athletes. newcomers, six of which are true freshmen. Junior Arik Sikula, who originally set the school record Pitching Staff for saves (8) in 2008, is another righty that Waggoner A strong nucleus of returners and a group of fi rst year A pitching staff that features 18 arms (11 RHP; 7 LHP) will will look to in the later innings. Righhanded senior Tyler players with high upside provides Marshall the chance to be spearheaded by juniors Ian Kadish and Shane Farrell, Gatrell made a team-high 24 appearances last season and make noise in the ever challenging Conference USA. along with sophomore Mike Mason. is a mainstay in the Herd bullpen as he currently sits ninth all-time in games pitched. Coaching Staff Kadish is penciled in as the No. 1 starter for the Herd. In just three seasons at Marshall, Waggoner already sits Last season, the junior made 19 appearances out of the The rest of the staff features fi ve other right hand- fourth on the all-time wins list in school history with 73. bullpen. During the fall, the right-hander made amazing ers: Joe Church, Ben Jurevicius, Kevin Shackelford, All three of his season win totals rank in the MU top-10, strides in becoming a frontline pitcher. He earned Michael Vecchi and James White III. Four more left including the 2008 campaign that saw the Herd win a MVP honors for the Green/White Series, picking up two handers will help bolster the staff in junior Kyle Blank, school-best 30 games. victories, while tossing 11.0 innings and allowing just two sophomores Mark Cann and Ben Frith and freshman Nathan Gomez. Jr. Victor Gomez earned runs on four hits. Kadish also accumulated a 14-1 The two new- strikeout-to- comers joining walk ratio Catcher the staff this during the Last season’s primary catcher, Kevin Shackelford, has season include course of the switched to the other side of the plate and will work Pitching Coach series. primarily out of the bullpen as a relief picther for the Herd. Joe Renner Junior Victor Gomez is expected to see a majority of the and Director of Mason, a time as the Herd’s backstop. Gomez made 12 starts at Baseball Opera- southpaw, catcher last year, as the versatile slugger also saw time at tions, Brandon appeared in both corner infi eld positions. He fi nished second in C-USA Casamassima. 12 games last in homers (18) and slugging percentage (.659), while Renner has year, making knocking in 62 runs and hitting at a .332 clip. worked as a seven starts, pitching coach while Farrell, a Sophomore Thor Meeks, who served as the team’s since 1995 and righty, fi nished primary designated hitter in 2009, will also see time seen 22 pitchers with a 3.88 behind the dish. In his fi rst season, Meeks connected for advance to play ERA, which nine round trippers. at the profes- ranked seventh sional level. in the confer- Freshman Chris Norton and redshirt sophomore Rhett He has spent ence. Farrell Stafford will provide depth at the position. time working is also the top at a number of returner in First Base colleges and innings pitched Sophomore Alfredo Brito should see a bulk of the action baseball acad- (60.1) and at fi rst base. The Miami, Fla., native was used primarily emies; most recently the College of Mount St. Joseph’s strikeouts (57) from a season ago. as a defense replacement and pinch hitter in his fi rst and Champions Baseball Academy in Cincinnati, Ohio. collegiate season. Other pitchers that could receive the starting nod include Casamassima joins the MU baseball staff after being a lefties Ryan Kiel and Greg Williams and righty Mike Both Nathan and Victor Gomez can play fi rst base, giving three-year starter for Waggoner from 2007-09. During Cavalli. Kiel, a redshirt senior, tied for a team-best with Waggoner several options to juggle the lineup both offen- his playing career, Casamassima was an extremely versa- four victories last season in 18 appearances as both a sively and defensively. Nathan Gomez is a freshman from

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 16 Miami, Fla., and is the younger brother of Victor. Meeks league opponents at .420. An extremely patient hitter, Other outfi elders that will see time are Jurevicius, Eric could also see time at fi rst base. Valle fi nished sixth in on-base percentage (.459) and ninth Semeniuk and Justin Maynard. Jurevicius, who will also in walks (41) in the conference. His 41 walks set a single- see time out of the bullpen, hit .276 last year and tallied Middle Infi elders season record at Marshall. four outfi eld assists. Junior Kenny Socorro returns as MU’s ev- Junior transfer James Lavins- The Thundering Herd open the 2010 campaign with a eryday shortstop for kas will serve as a backup after four-game series against Samford in Birmingham, Ala. The the second-straight playing the last two seasons season opener is slated for Feb. 19 at 6 p.m. season. Another native at Seminole State College in of Miami, Fla., Socorro Oklahoma. Originally from made 43 starts at Montreal, Canada, Lavinskas the position in 2009 hit .386 with 10 homers and registering a .280 37 RBI last season as his team batting average, while advanced to the Junior College leading the team in World Series. Season Preview assists (140) and aided the team in converting Outfi eld 38 double plays. Returning to leftfi eld will be redshirt sophomore Rhett Stafford. Second base is up for Last season, Stafford hit at a grabs amongst three .293 clip with six homers after freshmen. Kris Heck- coming to the Herd as a catcher tor of Batavia, Ohio, by trait. appears to be the front runner for the position. Freshman Isaac Ballou is In his four-year varsity slated to patrol centerfi eld career, Hecktor set the Jr. Kenny Socorro for Marshall this season. An Batavia HS record with a .444 batting average. extremely gifted athlete, Ballou was a three-sport star at Nansemond-Suffolk Academy. He amassed 100 stolen Another option up the middle is Chandler, Ariz., native bases during his high school career, including a perfect Kirby Pellant. At Corona Del Sol HS, Pellant surpassed 28-of-28 as a senior. the 100-hit (132), 100-run (103) and 100-RBI (103) plateaus during his three seasons as starting shortstop. He After not playing last season, Kurt Lipton is back to play registered a .462 batting average along with connected for right fi eld for his senior year. In 2008, Lipton hit .313 and 22 extra-base hits during his senior season. started 46 games in the outfi eld.

Gabriel Collazo of Tampa, Fla., is a viable option at both positions with great range in the inﬁ eld. In his senior year at Wharton HS, Collazo scored 19 runs and drove in 24.

Third Base Senior Josh Valle returns as the incumbent at the hot corner position. Valle, who can also play ﬁ rst or second base, was a mainstay at third base in 2009. He led the team in batting average (.337) and hit even better against

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Right Handed Pitchers [11] No. Name B/T Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown Last School High School 12 Joe Church R/R So. 6-2 190 Princeton, W.Va. PikeView HS 16 Tyler Gatrell R/R Sr. 6-1 187 Boyd County, Ky. Kentucky Boyd County HS 22 James White III R/R R-So. 6-0 215 Clendenin, W.Va. UNC Greensboro Herbert Hoover HS 27 Ben Jurevicius R/R Jr. 6-0 189 Broadview, Ohio Saint Ignatius HS 28 Arik Sikula R/R Jr. 6-0 198 South Charleston, W.Va. Hurricane HS 31 Kevin Shackelford R/R Jr. 6-5 202 Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS 34 Michael Vecchi R/R Jr. 6-3 215 Daytona Beach, Fla. Daytona St. JC Seabreeze HS 36 Ian Kadish L/R Jr. 6-1 196 Cincinnati, Ohio Wyoming HS 41 Mike Cavalli R/R So. 6-7 201 Danville, Calif. Diablo Valley JC Monte Vista HS 48 Shane Farrell R/R Jr. 6-4 221 Westlake, Ohio Saint Ignatius HS 50 Austin Coan R/R Sr. 6-1 225 Southlake, Texas Grayson County JC Southlake Carroll HS Left Handed Pitchers [7] No. Name B/T Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown Last School High School 13 Ben Frith L/L So. 6-1 173 Lafayette, La. Westminster Christian Academy 18 Mike Mason L/L So. 6-2 196 Maumee, Ohio Maumee HS 33 Ryan Kiel L/L R-Sr. 6-4 230 Los Gatos, Calif. Arizona Los Gatos HS 38 Kyle Blank L/L Jr. 6-3 209 Charleston, W.Va. Potomac State College Hurricane HS 39 Mark Cann L/L So. 6-4 235 Landrum, S.C. Landrum HS 43 Greg Williams L/L So. 6-5 215 Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller HS 44 Nathan Gomez L/L Fr. 6-3 211 Miami, Fla. La Salle HS

Catchers [5] No. Name Pos. B/T Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown Last School High School 23 Chris Norton C S/R Fr. 5-11 205 Tampa Bay HS East Bay HS 25 Rhett Stafford OF/C R/R R-So. 6-2 230 Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw HS 31 Kevin Shackelford RHP/C R/R Jr. 6-5 202 Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS 32 Victor Gomez C/INF R/R Jr. 6-1 229 Miami, Fla. La Salle HS 55 Thor Meeks INF/C R/R So. 6-1 240 Hurricane, W.Va. Hurricane HS

Inﬁ elders [10] No. Name Pos. B/T Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown Last School High School 2 Kirby Pellant INF L/R Fr. 5-10 166 Chandler, Ariz. Corona Del Sol HS 3 Kris Hecktor INF L/R Fr. 5-11 175 Batavia, Ohio Batavia HS 7 Kenny Socorro INF R/R Jr. 5-8 180 Miami, Fla. Miami HS 8 James Lavinskas INF L/R Jr. 6-0 198 Montreal, Canada Seminole State College (Okla.) Loyola HS 10 Josh Valle INF L/R Sr. 6-0 215 Brentwood, N.Y. Ross Brentwood HS 11 Gabriel Collazo INF R/R Fr. 5-9 190 Tampa, Fla. Wharton HS 24 Alfredo Brito INF L/R So. 6-1 224 Miami, Fla. Florida Christian HS 32 Victor Gomez INF/C R/R Jr. 6-1 229 Miami, Fla. La Salle HS 44 Nathan Gomez INF/LHP L/L Fr. 6-3 211 Miami, Fla. La Salle HS 55 Thor Meeks INF/C R/R So. 6-1 240 Hurricane, W.Va. Hurricane HS

Outﬁ elders [6] No. Name Pos. B/T Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown Last School High School 5 Isaac Ballou OF S/R Fr. 6-2 178 Smithville, Va. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 15 Kurt Lipton OF L/R Sr. 6-5 204 Boca Raton, Fla. Vanderbilt Pine Crest HS 17 Eric Semeniuk OF R/R So. 6-2 211 Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS 20 Justin Maynard OF R/R R-Jr. 5-9 158 Huntington, W.Va. West Virginia Tech Spring Valley HS 25 Rhett Stafford OF/C R/R R-So. 6-2 230 Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw HS 27 Ben Jurevicius OF/RHP R/R Jr. 6-0 189 Broadview, Ohio Saint Ignatius HS

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19 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball AAustinustin 5500 Austin Coan CCoanoan Senior RHP Southlake, Texas Grayson County JC Ht./Wt: 6-1/225 B/T: R/R

2009: Served as the team’s closer in 2009…made 23 relief appearances totaling 38.2 innings out of the bullpen in his fi rst season with the Herd…tied a single-season school record with eight saves…sits tied for third for saves in a MU career…his eight saves ranked fi fth in Conference USA…posted a 3-5 record…fi nished second on the team in ERA (3.49) and third in strikeouts (45)… averaged better than a punch-out per inning (1.16)…held opponents to a .217 batting average…converted a save in his fi rst appearance of the season against Old Dominion (2/20)…notched his fi rst win as part of the Herd by tossing 3.0 scoreless innings at South Florida (3/8)…picked up a save and a victory to help take a two-of-three in a series at Memphis (3/20-22)…earned MU’s fi st ever victory at then No. 1 Rice (4/19) by setting career-highs in innings (3.2) and strikeouts (5)…recorded a span of 11.1 innings over seven-straight appearances without allowing an earned run (3/4-22).

Prior to Marshall: Attended Grayson County Junior College…notched 10 saves… pitched 17 innings in 16 appearances…established a .229 opponent batting average (lowest on team)…helped Grayson County win JUCO World Series and become National Champions…also attended University of Texas-Arlington.

High School: Attended Southlake Carroll Senior HS…registered a 2-1 record with three saves…fanned 36 batters in 23.1 innings…helped guide team four rounds deep into the playoffs.

Personal: Born June 3, 1988…son of Richard and Karen Coan…has four siblings: Rich, Cole, West and Kevin…majoring in ﬁ nance.

AUSTIN COAN - CAREER STATISTICS CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP IP 3.2 at Rice, 4/19/09 2007 Played at Grayson County JC K 5 2x, last at Rice, 4/19/09 2008 Played at Grayson County JC H 5 at UCF, 5/1/09 2009 3.49 3-5 23-0 38.2 31 19 15 23 45 8 4 ER 4 2x, last vs Miami (OH), 5/12/09 Totals 3.49 3-5 23-0 38.2 31 19 15 23 45 8 4 BB 3 3x, last vs Houston, 4/26/09

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TTyleryler 1166 Tyler Gatrell GGatrellatrell Senior RHP Boyd County, Ky. Boyd County HS Ht./Wt: 6-1/187 B/T: R/R

2009: Appeared in a team-high 24 games out of the bullpen…ﬁ nished ninth in C-USA in appearances…tied for ninth in MU history in pitching appearances (59)…ended the season with a 2-2 record and 19 strikeouts in 21.0 innings on the bump...tallied 12 contests without allowing a run…opened the season with 3.0 innings of perfect relief over three outings (2/20-3/4)…worked a total of 5.1 frames in ﬁ ve consecutive appearances without surrendering a run (4/19-5/2)… picked up back-to-back wins in consecutive outings at Youngstown State and UCF (4/29; 5/2).

2008: Pitched in 21 games with one start…fanned 20 batters over 26.2 innings on the hill…registered a season-best three strikeouts on three occasions, against Western Carolina (2/22), George Mason (2/29), and Southern Miss (5/2)…twirled 9.2 innings of scoreless relief.

2007: Appeared in 14 games, and made one start in ﬁ rst season with the Herd… struck out three batters versus Eastern Kentucky (4/24)…pitched 6.0 scoreless innings…allowed just one run in seven appearances…surrendered one hit in ﬁ ve appearances.

High School: Posted 5-0 record with 1.05 ERA as senior at Boyd County HS...also batted .521 as senior...all-area selection his junior and senior seasons...led team to Kentucky high school state tournament in 2005 and 2006...competed in Junior and Senior East-West All-Star Game in 2006...represented Kentucky on KHSBCA Junior All-State team in MWBC in Palatine, Ill....played on Huntington Hounds 16s and 18s teams and was part of NABF World Series team...ﬁ nished eighth in his class with 4.2 GPA.

Personal: Born Aug. 28, 1987…son of Denny Gatrell and Angela Donta...has four siblings: Megan, Tyler, Morgan and Casey...majoring in accounting.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL TYLER GATRELL - CAREER STATISTICS IP 6.0 vs. Miami (Ohio), 5/14/07 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP K 3 6x, last vs Houston, 4/25/09 2007 5.32 1-0 14-1 22.0 28 15 13 10 9 0 8 H 10 vs. Miami (Ohio), 5/14/07 2008 8.44 0-2 21-1 26.2 35 26 25 8 20 0 3 ER 9 at Morehead State, 4/8/08 2009 6.00 2-2 24-0 21.0 20 17 14 15 19 0 3 BB 3 vs. Canisius, 3/18/07 Totals 6.72 3-2 59-2 69.2 83 58 52 33 48 0 14

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23 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball RRyanyan 3333

KKieliel Ryan Kiel RS-Senior LHP Los Gatos, Calif. Arizona Ht./Wt: 6-4/230 B/T: L/L

2009: Made 18 appearances including seven starts…tied for a team-high with four wins…ranks 11th in school history with 11 career victories…tallied a 4-3 record with a 6.15 ERA…fi nished with a season-best 37 strikeouts in 41.0 innings on the hill…worked 10.2 frames out of the bullpen…held right-handed batters to a .245 batting average…earned victories in fi rst two starts to open the season against Old Dominion and Radford (2/20; 2/27)…in his fi rst two wins he collected 11 strikeouts in 10 innings on the mound…fi red 2.0 scoreless relief frames with four strikeouts to pick up the win vs. UAB (4/11).

2008: Appeared in 24 games, started one against Cincinnati (3/5)…registered a 3-1 record and 4.50 ERA in 24.0 innings pitched…tossed 3.2 solid frames of relief with one strikeout and one walk to earn 3-0 win against NC State (3/26)…hurled 1.2 innings of scoreless relief to pick up second win against Eastern Kentucky (4/15)…pitched 3.0 scoreless innings and tossed season-high three strikeouts against Southern Miss (5/24) to earn third victory of season…twirled 13.1 innings of scoreless relief.

2007: Started seven games and made 12 appearances in ﬁ rst season at Marshall… struck out 27 batters in 39.1 innings…recorded eight strikeouts in 6.1 innings of work at James Madison (3/21)…surrendered just two runs on two hits in 5.0 innings in 9-3 win against Buffalo (3/4) in ﬁ rst start.

Prior to Marshall: Attended the University of Arizona.

High School: Earned honorable mention all-league honors as senior at Los Gatos HS...team earned league championship his senior year and also was CC5 runners up...member of South Florida Elite summer team that earned second in state...played at Palmetto Senior High his freshman year before transferring to Los Gatos.

Personal: Born June 26, 1987...son of Jeff and Gayle Kiel...has one sister, Alexa... majoring in political science with a minor in Spanish.

RYAN KIEL - CAREER STATISTICS CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP IP 7.0 vs. Youngstown State, 3/13/07 2006 Attended Arizona K 8 at James Madison, 3/21/07 2007 9.15 4-4 12-7 39.1 42 45 40 20 27 0 6 H 7 4x, last vs. Old Dominion, 2/20/09 2008 4.50 3-1 24-1 24.0 18 19 12 19 22 0 3 ER 8 at Louisville, 4/3/07 2009 6.15 4-3 18-7 41.0 42 29 28 32 37 0 9 BB 5 2x, last at Cincinnati, 3/5/08 Totals 6.90 11-8 54-15 104.1 102 93 80 71 86 0 18 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 24 Marshall Baseball KKurturt LLiptonipton

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KKurturt 1155 LLiptonipton Kurt Lipton Senior OF Boca Raton, Fla. Vanderbilt Ht./Wt: 6-5/204 B/T: L/R

2009: Did not play

2008: Started 46 games, appearing in a total of 47…made 41 starts in the OF…hit for a .313 (55-for-176) batting average…collected 37 RBI and scored 26 runs…laced 18 extra base hits (15 doubles, two triples, one homer)…recorded 18 multi-hit games and eight multi-RBI games…went 2-for-4 with four RBI and a homer vs. Western Carolina (3/2)…collected back-to-back four-hit efforts…went 4-for-5 vs. Morehead State (4/8)…was 4-for-5 with two doubles, a triple and three runs scored vs. Louisville (4/9).

Prior to Marshall: Played two seasons at Vanderbilt…tallied a .289 batting average in 2007...started 10 games and made 21 appearances...registered two doubles and three RBI in 45 at bats for the Commodores...stole two bases in three attempts... committed no errors in the fi eld to record a 1.000 fi elding percentage…hit .242 with three doubles, a homer and two RBI in 24 games in 2006...made four starts during the year including two in SEC play…was 4-for-18 (.222) in 12 conference games with two doubles, a homer and fi ve runs scored...hit fi rst career homer as a pinch hitter against LSU (5/14)...was 2-for-5 with a RBI in start against Lipscomb (5/10)... went 1-for-3 with two runs scored in start in second game of doubleheader against Tennessee (5/6)...was 2-for-2 with a double after coming off the bench in second game of doubleheader against Alabama (4/22)...had a hit in only plate appearance against Western Kentucky (4/11)...recorded fi rst career hit against Brown (3/11).

High School: Was the 2004-05 Team MVP at Pinecrest Prep...named the Miami Herald Hitter of the Year…fi rst team all-city selection…fi rst team all-state pick in 2004…led the county in runs in 2005...led the county in runs, homers and stolen bases in 2004... team won the district championship in 2002...fi ve-year starter in baseball...lettered fi ve times in baseball and once in both football and basketball…class vice president in 2003.

Personal: Born Sept. 23, 1987...son of William and Sandra Lipton...has a brother, Winston...currently pursuing a MBA.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 9x, last vs. Tulane, 5/24/08 R 3 at Louisville, 4/9/08 H 4 2x, last at Louisville, 4/9/08 RBI 4 3x, last vs. UCF, 4/18/08 KURT LIPTON - CAREER STATISTICS 2B 2 2x, last at Louisville, 4/9/08 3B 1 2x, last at Louisville, 4/9/08 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB TB 8 at Louisville, 4/9/08 2006 Played at Vanderbilt SB 1 4x, last vs UCF, 4/19/08 2007 Played at Vanderbilt BB 2 vs. Memphis, 3/29/08 2008 .313 47-46 176 26 55 15 2 1 37 14 29 4-7 .438 77 K 3 at East Carolina, 4/12/08 2009 Did Not Play HR 1 vs. Western Carolina, 3/2/08 Totals .313 47-46 176 26 55 15 2 1 37 14 29 4-7 .438 77

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27 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball JJoshosh 1100 VVallealle Josh Valle Senior INF Brentwood, N.Y. Ross Brentwood HS Ht./Wt: 6-0/215 B/T: L/R

2009: Only player that started all 54 games…made 51 starts at 3B and three at 1B…team leader in batting average (.337), runs (46), doubles (14), on-base percentage (.459) and walks (41)…ﬁ nished sixth in on-base percentage and ninth in walks in C-USA…hit .420 with 18 RBI in 24 conference games…ended the season with 35 RBI…totaled 21 multi-hit games, including seven three-hit games…broke MU single-season record for walks…ranks in the top-10 in numerous MU career statistical categories: fourth in hits (179), ﬁ fth in walks (87) and ninth in games played (160)…scored a career-high four runs against Radford (2/27)…collected a career-high four RBI at UCF (5/2)…went a perfect 3-for-3 with a home run, double, two RBI and two runs scored vs. UAB (4/11)…lined a single, double and triple along with two runs scored vs. Houston (4/26)…laced three hits, including a round tripper along with three runs and three RBI at UCF (5/2

2008: Started 60 of Marshall’s 61 games…ranks second for single-season games played at Marshall (60)…ranks second for single-season at bats with 226…earned a .292 batting average…pounded out 66 hits…recorded 37 RBI (tied for fourth on team)…drilled six doubles…blasted three home runs including a grand slam in game one of doubleheader against Kent State (3/18)…hit safely in 13 straight games between 3/11 and 3/26…had 19 multi-hit games…picked up three hits in three games including game two of doubleheader against Valparaiso (3/12), game two of doubleheader at Eastern Kentucky (4/15), and against UCF (4/20)…had eight multi-RBI games…notched four RBI against Kent State (3/18) and three in game two of doubleheader against Valparaiso (3/12), vs. Memphis (3/30), against UCF (4/20) and at Ohio (4/29)…drew 28 walks (fourth-best on team)… scored three runs against Southern Miss (5/2)…registered a team-high .994 ﬁ elding percentage…notched 436 put-outs at ﬁ rst base.

2007: Saw action in 46 games and started 38 of them…named to C-USA All-Freshman team…led the team with .331 batting average…tied for third-best on team with 46 hits…2-2 in stolen base attempts…second on team with .413 on-base percentage…tallied 24 RBI…hit seven doubles…had six multi-RBI games…notched three three-hit games against Youngstown State (3/13), during the ﬁ rst game against Canisius (3/17) and at Memphis (4/21)…scored two runs in three games against Buffalo (3/3), at Memphis (4/21) and against Houston (4/29)…hit a pair of doubles at James Madison (3/21) and at Ohio (4/25)…hit only home run against Houston (4/27).

High School: Recorded career batting average of .410...earned all-league and all-county honors...also named Varsity MVP...won team’s Courage Award...White letterwinner... member of 2004 national championship summer league team. CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL Personal: Born Nov. 3, 1988...parents are Benigno and Joann Valle...has three siblings: AB 7 vs. Morehead State, 3/4/09 Jazmin, Jade and Jaren...majoring in sports management and marketing. R 4 vs. Radford, 2/27/09 H 3 13x, last vs. UCF, 5/2/09 RBI 4 2x, last vs. UCF, 5/3/09 2B 2 4x, last at Memphis, 3/22/09 JOSH VALLE - CAREER STATISTICS 3B 1 2x, last at Radford, 5/9/09 HR 1 8x, last vs. UCF 5/2/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB TB 7 vs. UAB, 4/11/09 2007 .331 46-38 139 18 46 7 0 1 24 18 22 2-2 .403 56 SB 1 4x, last vs. UCF, 4/19/08 2008 .292 60-60 226 40 66 6 0 3 37 28 40 2-4 .358 81 BB 2 14x, last at UCF, 5/1/09 2009 .337 54-54 199 46 67 14 2 4 35 41 30 0-3 .487 97 K 3 2x, last vs. Morehead State, 3/4/09 Totals .317 160-152 564 104 179 27 2 8 96 87 92 4-9 .414 234

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 28 Marshall Baseball KKyleyle 3388 MMikeike 1188 BBlanklank MMasonason Junior Sophomore LHP LHP Charleston, W.Va. Maumee, Ohio Potomac St. College Maumee HS Ht./Wt: 6-3/209 B/T: L/L Ht./Wt: 6-2/196 B/T: L/L

2009: Made fi ve appearances totaling 2.1 innings of relief work…registered a 2009: Appeared in 12 games, getting the starting nod on seven occasions… 3.86 ERA and a total of three strikeouts…tossed 1.0 inning with a pair of punch compiled a record of 1-1 with a 6.43 ERA…worked 35.0 innings, surrendering 33 outs vs. Radford (2/27)…struck out the batter he faced later in the season hits…totaled 30 strikeouts…held lefties to a .182 (6-for-33) batting average… against Radford (5/10). kept opponent’s bats at bay with runners on base for a .220 (11-for-50) batting Kyle Blank | Mike Mason average…made fi rst collegiate start at Eastern Kentucky (3/25)…tossed 5.0 Prior to Marshall: Attended Potomac State College…registered a 4-2 record on innings allowing one unearned run on three hits with career-best six strikeouts the mound in fi ve starts. to earn fi rst collegiate win at No. 18 Ohio State (4/1)…worked 4.0 innings allowing no earned runs with fi ve strikeouts at Kent State (4/8). High School: Attended Capital High School from 2003-2005 and Hurricane High School from 2005-2007…was an all-state selection in 2006 and 2007… High School: Established a 0.33 ERA with 99 strikeouts in 49 innings pitched established 21-6 career pitching record while in high school…played in the during senior year at Maumee HS…fi nished fi nal scholastic season with a 6-4 West Virginia high school North/South game…played three season with the record…named fi rst team All-NLL…was a fi rst team all-area selection…was Huntington Hounds during the summers of 2005, 2006 and 2007…maintained a named fi rst team all-state…was selected to the Mizuno All-Ohio Game but did not 3.91 GPA in high school…was a member of the National Honor Society. attend…played summer ball for Greenville Technology…was a member of team that won Connie Mack state title…was a member of team that was the regional Personal: Born Feb. 28, 1989…son of Kathy Kruk…has two siblings: Keri and runner-up…earned a 3.0 GPA during his scholastic career. Kevin…majoring in fi nance. Personal: Born April 3, 1990…son of Chris and Rene Mason…has two siblings: Chris and Mindy…both graduated from the University of Toledo…majoring in business.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 1.0 vs Radford, 2/27/09 IP 6.0 at UCF, 5/3/09 K 2 vs Radford, 2/27/09 K 6 at Ohio State, 4/1/09 BB 1 2x, vs East Carolina, 3/29/09 BB 6 at Rice, 4/19/09 H 2 vs Radford, 2/27/09 H 6 vs Houston, 4/26/09 ER 1 vs Radford, 2/27/09 R 5 vs Tulane, 5/16/09 R 1 vs Radford, 2/27/09 ER 5 vs Tulane, 5/16/09

KYLE BLANK - CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2009 3.86 0-0 5-0 2.1 2 1 1 2 3 0 0 Totals 3.86 0-0 5-0 2.1 2 1 1 2 3 0 0

MIKE MASON - CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2009 6.43 1-1 12-7 35.0 33 27 25 29 30 0 5 Totals 6.43 1-1 12-7 35.0 33 27 25 29 30 0 5

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SShanehane 4488 Shane Farrell FFarrellarrell Junior RHP Westlake, Ohio Saint Ignatius HS Ht./Wt: 6-4/221 B/T: R/R

2009: Made a total of 14 appearances, including nine starts…ﬁ nished with a 1-7 record, despite registering a 3.88 ERA…ranked second in opponents batting average (.232), seventh in ERA (3.88) and tied for eighth in strikeouts looking (21) in C-USA…top returner in innings pitched (60.1) and strikeouts (57)…held left-handed batters to a .217 batting average…buckled down with runners in scoring position, holding opponents to a .215 batting average…was the tough luck loser, working 6.0 frames allowing just one earned run with six strikeouts vs. Tennessee Tech (2/27)…suffered a loss allowing only two earned runs in 6.0 innings with four strikeouts at Kentucky (3/31)…recorded the lone complete game of the season for the Herd...in the complete game set career-highs in innings pitched (9.0) and strikeouts (11)…the 11 strikeouts were the most in a single outing by any Marshall pitcher in 2009…received a ND after ﬁ ring 7.0 innings allowing one earned run on three hits with nine punch outs vs. Miami (Ohio) (5/12).

2008: Made ﬁ ve starts and appeared in eight contests…established a 4.12 ERA with 11 strikeouts in 24.0 innings of work on the mound…recorded a season-high four strikeouts against Eastern Kentucky (4/15) and Ohio (4/29)…earned start against Southern Miss (5/24) during C-USA tournament…ﬁ nished season with 1-1 record.

High School: Posted a 5-1 record in 37.1 innings, allowed 10 walks and struck out 35 batters during senior season…named second team all-city…was a member of the Midwest Redbirds fall scout team.

Personal: Born May 28, 1989…son of Sue and John Farrell…has a brother Jeremy who played baseball at the University of Virginia…and a brother Luke… father pitched at Oklahoma State and is current Boston Red Sox pitching coach… majoring in business management.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 9.0 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/09 SHANE FARRELL - CAREER STATISTICS K 11 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/09 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP BB 4 2x, last at Memphis, 3/22/09 2008 4.12 1-1 8-5 24.0 26 13 11 7 11 0 2 H 7 at Kent State, 4/22/08 2009 3.88 1-7 14-9 60.1 52 38 26 30 57 0 10 R 8 vs. Old Dominion, 2/20/09 Totals 3.95 2-8 22-14 84.1 78 51 37 37 68 0 12 ER 5 vs. Old Dominion, 2/20/09

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 30 Marshall Baseball VVictorictor 3322 GGomezomez Junior C/INF Miami, Fla. La Salle HS Victor Gomez Hgt./Wgt: 6-1/229 B/T: R/R

2009: Named fi rst team All-Conference USA as an infi elder…earned C-USA Hitter of the Week (4/20) by batting .438 (7-for-16) with four homers, 10 RBI, fi ve runs scored and a 1.250 slugging percentage…started and appeared in 52 games, making 30 starts at 1B, 12 at C, seven at DH and three at 3B…led the team in at bats (217), hits (72), home runs (18), RBI (62), total bases (143), extra-base hits (33), slugging percentage (.659), put outs (352), multi-hit games (23), multi-RBI games (21) and two-out RBI (19)…fi nished second on the team in batting average at .332 (72-for-217) and doubles (13)…ranked 33rd in the NCAA in home runs per game (.35/g)…fi nished second in C-USA in homers and slugging percentage…tied for fi fth in RBI and sixth in total bases out of C-USA players...fi nished fi fth in the MU single season record books in homers, RBI and total bases… hit .425 (17-for-40) with nine extra-base hits and 13 RBI during a nine-game hit streak (3/21-4/1)… set career-highs for homers (2) and RBI (5) in a game at No. 1 Rice (4/19)…had a fi ve- game stretch where he hit .538 (14-for-26) with 12 RBI, six runs and fi ve extra-base hits… went 4-for-5 with a double, homer and four RBI vs. Houston (4/26).

2008: Started 55 of 57 games played…named Freshman All-American…named second- team All-Mideast Region…named second-team All-C-USA…selected to C-USA All-Freshman team…C-USA Hitter of the Week (4/28)…tied for fi fth on Marshall single-season games played list (57)…tied for fi fth on single-season hits list with 77...listed 10th for career batting average (.358)…recorded 24 multi-hit games…notched 11 multi-RBI games… established a .987 fi elding percentage…recorded second-best .581 slugging percentage… blasted nine doubles and 11 homers (2nd on team)…picked up four hits at Ohio (4/23) and at Kentucky (4/30)…picked up four RBI at UAB (4/26)…legged out two doubles vs. Southern Miss (5/2)…reached safely in 12 consecutive games between 4/18 and 5/3… scored 34 runs including four at Ohio (4/23).

High School: Tallied a .456 batting average senior year…homered seven times…drove in 35 runs…named to the all-county ﬁ rst team…named second-team all-state.

Personal: Born Jan. 10, 1989…son of Nevada Alba and Victor Gomez…mother played basketball and softball for La Salle HS…brother Nathan is a freshman on the Marshall baseball team…majoring in history.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 6 3x, last at UCf, 5/2/09 R 4 at Ohio, 4/23/08 H 4 5x, last at UCF, 5/2/09 RBI 5 at Rice, 4/19/09 2B 2 2x, last at Memphis, 3/21/09 3B 1 5x, last vs. Youngstown State, 3/15/09 VICTOR GOMEZ - CAREER STATISTICS HR 2 at Rice, 4/19/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB TB 10 at Rice, 4/19/09 2008 .358 57-55 215 34 77 9 3 11 47 15 37 1-2 .581 125 SB 1 at Ohio, 4/23/08 2009 .332 52-52 217 40 72 13 2 18 62 11 38 0-1 .659 143 BB 2 vs. Rice, 3/22/08 Totals .345 109-107 432 74 149 22 5 29 109 26 75 1-3 .620 268 K 3 vs. Tennessee Tech, 2/27/09

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BBenen 2277 Ben Jurevicius JJureviciusurevicius Junior OF/RHP Broadview Heights, Ohio Saint Ignatius HS Ht./Wt: 6-0/189 B/T: R/R

2009: Participated in 47 games, making 40 starts in the OF…registered a .276 (42-for-152) batting average…crossed home plate 22 times and tallied 18 RBI… totaled nine extra-base hits, including two homers…recorded a total of eight games with two-or-more hits…ﬁ nished third on the team in stolen bases with eight…tied for the team-lead with two triples…opened the season with a 13-game hit streak compiling a .432 (19-for-44) batting average (2/20-3/15)…set a career-high with a 4-for-4 performance at the plate at USF (3/7)…collected a career-best four RBI vs. Radford (2/27)…went 2-for-4 with a solo homer vs. No. 21 Kent State (3/10)…lined two hits and stole two bases at Xavier (3/24)…went 3-for-5 with a double, home run and three RBI at Eastern Kentucky (3/25).

2008: Played 44 games and made 30 starts…collected 26 hits…drove in 14 runs…registered three doubles…legged out two triples…blasted two home runs…swiped ﬁ ve bases…tallied six multi-hit games…turned in three multi-RBI performances…crossed the plate 18 times…pitched 0.1 innings in two relief appearances on the mound…recorded three hits and three RBI at Ohio (4/23)… notched three RBI, a triple and a home run vs. Southern Miss (5/2)…smashed second triple at Ohio State (5/7)…launched second home run against Southern Miss (5/23) in tournament action.

High School: Selected as a three-time all-conference member…named Sun Press Player of the Year…named second team all-state…appeared in two ﬁ nal four games in 2004 and 2007…member of USA Today’s 22nd ranked Saint Ignatius High School…named a Plain Dealer All-Star.

Personal: Born Feb. 5, 1989…son of Joseph and Sharon Jurevicius…has two siblings: Jay and Matthew…ﬁ rst cousin is former NFL wide receiver Joe Jurev- icius…majoring in criminal justice with a minor in sports studies.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 11x, last at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 R 2 4x, last at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 H 3 2x, last at UAB, 4/26/08 BEN JUREVICIUS - (HITTING) - CAREER STATISTICS RBI 3 2x, last vs Southern Miss, 5/2/08 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2B 1 8x, last at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 2008 .250 44-30 104 18 26 3 2 2 14 7 30 5-7 .375 39 3B 1 4x, last at Ohio State, 4/1/09 2009 .276 47-40 152 22 42 5 2 2 18 6 25 8-15 .375 57 HR 1 4x, last at Eastern Kentucky, 3/25/09 Totals .266 91-70 256 40 68 8 4 4 32 13 55 13-22 .375 96 TB 7 2x, last at Eastern Kentucky, 3/25/09 BEN JUREVICIUS - (PITCHING) - CAREER STATISTICS SB 2 vs. Xavier, 3/24/09 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP BB 1 13x, last at Rice, 4/18/09 2008 0.00 0-0 2-0 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 K 4 at Louisville, 4/9/08 2009 Did Not Pitch Totals 0.00 0-0 2-0 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 32 Marshall Baseball IIanan 3366 KKadishadish Junior RHP Cincinnati, Ohio Wyoming HS Ht./Wt: 6-1/196 B/T: L/R Ian Kadish

2009: Totaled 23.1 innings in 19 appearances as a sophomore…ﬁ nished with a record of 0-1….tallied 20 strikeouts and 14 walks…worked a season-best 3.0 innings along with four strikeouts against Old Dominion (2/20)…tossed 1.2 scoreless innings against Wake Forest (2/22)…ﬁ red a perfect inning of relief at UCF…collected two strikeouts in 1.1 innings vs. Tulane (5/14).

2008: Appeared in 24 games and made six starts on the mound…pitched 40.0 innings with 18 strikeouts en route to a 5.62 ERA and 1-3 record…lone win came in game one of doubleheader against Valparaiso (3/12)…dealt a season-high ﬁ ve strikeouts against Kentucky (4/30)…tossed 15.0 innings of scoreless relief... pitched a season-high 4.0 innings against Kentucky and Houston (5/17)…earned a save in game two of doubleheader against Memphis (3/29).

High School: Named ﬁ rst team all-city and ﬁ rst team all-conference in 2006 and 2007…went 9-2 in 68 innings pitched…allowed just 43 hits while striking out 62 and allowing 27 walks…named team MVP and offensive MVP…played in the Cincinnati High School All-Star game…played in the Midland Baseball league for two years in the summer…also played football for four years and soccer for three years.

Personal: Born Aug. 29, 1988…son of Scott and Melissa Kadish…has three siblings: Kendall, Max and Cooper…maintained a 3.5 GPA…majoring in business management.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 4.0 2x, last at Houston, 5/17/08 K 5 at Kentucky, 4/30/08 BB 4 at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 IAN KADISH - CAREER STATISTICS H 6 3x, last vs. UAB, 4/12/09 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP ER 5 vs Kent State, 3/18/08 2008 5.62 1-3 24-6 40.0 48 28 25 15 18 1 2 R 5 vs Kent State, 3/18/08 2009 6.17 0-1 19-0 23.1 37 29 16 14 20 0 6 Totals 5.83 1-4 43-6 63.1 85 57 41 29 38 1 8

33 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball Kevin Shackelford KKevinevin 3311 SSchackelfordchackelford Junior RHP/C Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS Ht./Wt: 6-5/202 B/T: R/R

2009: Served as the primary catcher, starting 33 games…saw game action in a total of 38 games…collected 24 hits, 17 RBI and scored 12 runs…led the team with fi ve sac fl ies…tied for fi fth in C-USA with three base runners picked off…recorded four multi-RBI games and three multi-hit games…tallied a fi ve-game hit streak (4/26-5/2)…lined a base hit, scored a run and knocked in three runs vs. Akron (2/20)…had two hits, two RBI and scored two runs vs. Radford (2/27)…hit fi rst collegiate homer and added three RBI at USF (3/8).

2008: Saw action in 21 games and made 10 starts behind the plate… registered four total hits in 2008 including a double against NC State (3/26)…registered a .975 ﬁ elding percentage behind the plate.

High School: Named Perfect Game Top Prospect…hit .297 with a home run and 11 RBI during senior season…allowed just one stolen base and committed one passed ball from behind the plate…member of the North Carolina Region 6 State Games team…helped team to a 63-18 record during his three years there…maintained a 3.4 GPA.

Personal: Born April 7, 1989…son of Russell and Carol Shackelford… majoring in business management.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 4x, last vs Tulane, 5/14/09 R 2 2x, last at UCF, 5/2/09 H 2 3x, last at UCF, 5/1/09 RBI 3 3x, last vs UAB, 4/10/09 2B 1 6x, last at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 KEVIN SHACKELFORD - CAREER STATISTICS 3B 1 vs Houston, 4/26/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB HR 1 at USF, 3/8/09 2008 .095 21-10 42 1 4 1 0 0 0 2 19 0-0 .119 5 TB 4 at USF, 3/8/09 2009 .226 38-33 106 12 24 5 1 1 17 6 28 0-2 .321 34 BB 2 at Kentucky, 3/31/09 Totals .18959-43 148 13 28 6 1 1 17 8 47 0-2 .264 39 K 3 2x, last at UCF, 5/1/09

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 34 Marshall Baseball AArikrik 2288 SSikulaikula Junior RHP South Charleston, W.Va. Hurricane HS

Arik Sikula Ht./Wt: 6-0/198 B/T: R/R

2009: Appeared in 18 games totaling 38.1 innings on the bump…15-of-18 outings came out of the bullpen…fi rst on the team with a 2.1 strikeout-to-walk ratio (36K-17BB)…posted a 2-2 record…recorded 10 multi-strikeout games…made fi rst collegiate start in season opener pitching a career-best 5.0 shutout innings with fi ve strikeouts vs. Akron (2/20)…notched a career-high six punch outs at No. 21 Kent State (3/10)…earned the win working 1.2 innings of scoreless relief at West Virginia State (3/18)…fi red 4.1 innings of scoreless relief with fi ve strikeouts at Southern Miss (4/3).

2008: Made 28 relief appearances…listed second in single-season appearances at Marshall (28)…notched single-season record eight saves…listed third on career-saves list with eight…tossed 36 strikeouts in 39.1 innings of work… recorded a 4.12 ERA…earned 2-3 record…had 11 multi-strikeout games…fanned four batters in tournament appearance vs. Tulane (5/24)…tossed season-high 4.0 innings against Southern Miss (5/4)…tossed 20.1 innings of scoreless relief including 7.1 straight innings (3/1-3/16).

High School: Registered a .440 batting average…notched ﬁ ve homers…recorded 27 stolen bases…scored 42 runs…tallied 38 RBI…established a 1.30 ERA with 74 strikeouts…named West Virginia State Player of the Year…AAA All-State captain in 2006 and 2007…named Louisville Slugger All-American…named conference and county Player of the Year in 2006 and 2007…National High School BCA All-District team in 2006…member of state championship team in 2006… selected as an all-state tournament team member…maintained a 3.8 GPA.

Personal: Born Dec. 21, 1988…son of Andy and Judy Sikula…father is the Dean of the Lewis College of Business at Marshall and played football at Hiram College… has ﬁ ve siblings: AJ, Alissa, Andrew, Ana and Drew…a double major in accounting and ﬁ nance.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 5.0 vs Akron, 2/20/09 K 6 vs Kent State, 3/10/09 ARIK SIKULA - CAREER STATISTICS BB 5 vs Memphis, 3/29/08 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP H 6 2x, last vs UAB, 4/10/09 2008 4.12 2-3 28-0 39.1 34 21 18 24 36 8 6 ER 5 3x, last vs. UAB, 4/10/09 2009 7.51 2-2 18-3 38.1 48 33 32 17 36 0 6 R 5 3x, last vs. UAB, 4/10/09 Totals 5.79 4-5 46-3 77.2 82 54 50 41 72 8 12

35 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball Kenny Socorro KKennyenny 7 SSocorroocorro Junior INF Miami, Fla. Miami HS Ht./Wt: 5-8/180 B/T: R/R

2009: Played in 52 games, starting 49…made 43 starts at SS and six at 2B…hit at a .280 clip during his sophomore campaign…collected 49 hits and scored 20 runs…only struck out once every 13.46 at-bats (13-of-175)…knocked in 26 runs, including a season-best three RBI at UCF (5/2)…led the team in sacriﬁ ces with 11...topped the squad with 140 assists and helped convert 38 double plays…posted 12 multi-hit games…hit a walk-off homer in the 16th inning to defeat Morehead State (3/4)…strung together an eight-game hit streak (4/24-5/3)… set a career-high with a four-hit performance at Youngstown State (4/29)…lined two base hits and drove in two runs at No. 18 Ohio State (4/1).

2008: Started 47-of-52 games played…tallied 36 hits…drove in 21 runs…scored 26 runs… laced four doubles…had 10 multi-hit games…launched home runs at Western Carolina (2/22) and vs. Valparaiso (3/11)…legged out lone triple at Louisville (4/9)…registered four multi-RBI games…drove in four runs at Western Carolina (2/22)…notched seven multi-run scoring games...hit safely in ﬁ ve-straight contests between 3/18 and 3/25…made four appearances on the mound...registered strikeouts at Morehead State (4/2), at Louisville (4/9) and at Eastern Kentucky (4/15)…tossed 2.1 innings of scoreless relief.

High School: Was a four year varsity starter…had a .488 batting average as a junior with ﬁ ve homers, 31 RBI…two-time ﬁ rst team All-Dade County selection…collected a .561 average as a senior with one home run and 29 RBI…led county in hitting…second-team all-state…named team MVP…captain of team junior and senior years…made all-star team in the Connie Mack World Series…played for the Florida Legends in the Connie Mack World Series…batted .298 with one homerun, 33 runs scored…led the team with 23 RBI and eight stolen bases during Connie Mack World Series…maintained a 3.0 GPA.

Personal: Born June 2, 1989…son of Roberto and Julie Socorro…only sibling, Javier, played baseball at Duke University for four years…major is business management. CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL HITTING AB 6 vs Memphis, 3/29/08 R 2 9x, last at UCF, 5/3/09 H 4 at Youngstown State, 4/29/09 RBI 4 at Western Carolina, 2/22/08 2B 1 7x, last at Youngtown State, 4/29/09 3B 1 2x, last at Rice, 4/18/09 HR 1 3x, last vs Morehead State, 3/4/09 TB 5 2x, last vs Valparaiso, 3/11/08 SB 1 vs Kent State, 3/18/08 KENNY SOCORRO - CAREER STATISTICS BB 2 2x, last at Kentucky, 3/31/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB K 2 11x, last vs East Carolina, 3/29/09 2008 .213 51-47 169 26 36 4 1 2 21 12 24 1-1 .284 48 2009 .280 52-49 175 20 49 3 1 1 26 15 13 0-2 .326 57 PITCHING Totals .247103-96 344 46 85 7 2 3 47 27 37 1-3 .305 105 IP 1.0 3x, last at Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/08 K 1 3x, last at Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/08 KENNY SOCORRO (PITCHING) - CAREER STATISTICS BB 1 at Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/08 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP H 2 at Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/08 2008 3.00 0-0 4-0 3.1 4 1 1 1 3 0 0 ER 1 at Eatern Kentucky, 4/15/08 2009 Did Not Pitch R 1 at Eastern Kentukcy, 4/15/08 Totals 3.00 0-0 4-0 3.1 4 1 1 1 3 0 0

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 36 Marshall Baseball AAlfredolfredo 2244 BBritorito Sophomore INF Miami, Fla. Florida Christian HS Ht./Wt: 6-1/224 B/T: L/R Alfredo Brito 2009: Saw action in 30 games, making seven starts…made fi ve starts at 1B and two at DH…served primarily as a pinch hitter and defensive replacement…fi nished with 10 hits in 49 at bats (.204 batting average)…scored six runs and totaled six RBI…team-best pinch hitting average at .357 (5-for-14)…scored a run and added a RBI single in fi rst collegiate start at Wake Forest (2/22)…walked three times, scored two runs, had two RBI and a single vs. Radford (2/27)…laced a pinch-hit RBI double at UCF (5/2).

High School: Batted .420 during senior year at Florida Christian... blasted four home runs and 28 RBI...member of district championship team in 2008...earned Biggest Impact Award...named second team All- Dade County...went 1-for-4 with an RBI in North/South all-star game... played summer ball for Linedrive Baseball in 2008.

Personal: Born May 3, 1990...son of Alfredo and Caridad Brito... sister Marilu Martin...maintained a 3.3 GPA in high school...garnered academic honor roll status...majoring in exercise physiology.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 at Wake Forest, 2/22/09 R 2 vs Radford, 2/27/09 H 1 10x, last at Radford, 5/9/09 RBI 2 vs Radford, 2/27/09 2B 1 3x, last at Radford, 5/9/09 ALFREDO BRITO - CAREER STATISTICS TB 2 3x, last at Radford, 5/9/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB BB 3 at Wake Forest, 2/22/09 2009 .204 30-7 49 6 10 3 0 0 6 6 10 0-0 .265 13 K 3 vs Eastern Kentucky, 4/15/09 Totals .20430-7 49 6 10 3 0 0 6 6 10 0-0 .265 13

37 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball Joe Church | Ben Frith JJoeoe 1122 BBenen 1133 CChurchhurch FFrithrith Sophomore Sophomore RHP LHP Princeton, W.Va. Lafayette, La. PikeView HS Westminster Christian Academy Ht./Wt: 6-2/190 B/T: R/R Ht./Wt: 6-1/173 B/T: L/L

2009: Made six appearances out of the bullpen…tossed 5.1 innings and 2009: Made four appearances out of the bullpen…totaled 2.1 innings and recorded eight strikeouts…held opponents to a .167 batting average… recorded a strikeout…worked an inning of scoreless relief in collegiate held left-handed batters hitless (0-for-7)…averaged 13.5 strikeouts per debut against Radford (2/27)…struck out the only batter he faced vs. nine innings…fi red an inning of relief with a strikeout in collegiate debut Xavier (3/24). vs. Radford (2/27)…struck out the side vs. UAB (4/12)…pitched a perfect inning out of the pen with a pair of punch outs at No. 2 Rice (4/18). High School: Posted a 9-4 record with a 1.20 ERA at Westminster Christian Academy…dealt 128 strikeouts over 79.0 innings…was named High School: Was a 2007 all-state selection while at PikeView HS…was district MVP…was a fi rst team all-state selection…was a fi rst team a two-time member of the Charlotte Megastars…played one summer All-Acadiana selection…played in the LHSAA All-Star Game in Alexandria, season with Beckley Bash Post 32 squad…ranked 115 in the Perfect Game La….played summer ball with the Louisiana Angels (state champions), 2008 Class…registered a 3.3-3.5 GPA in high school…was a member of Louisiana Legends and Louisiana All-Stars (world series champs)…placed FCA, FCCLA, Pep, Natural Helpers and Environmental clubs. fi rst in the District Rally in math (2007) and chemistry (2006) and third in physics (2007)…obtained a 3.6 GPA in high school. Personal: Born Sept. 29, 1989…son of Joe and Tina Church…father played football at Concord University…has one sibling: Darrell…majoring in Personal: Born Aug. 31, 1989…son of Beth and Terry Frith…father played physical education. tennis at Tennessee Tech…has three sisters: Susannah, Rebecca and Crystal…majoring in civil engineering.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 1.1 vs Morehead State, 3/4/09 IP 1.0 2x, last at Morehead State, 3/11/09 K 3 vs UAB, 4/12/09 K 1 vs Xavier, 3/24/09 BB 5 at UCF, 5/2/09 BB 1 2x, last at Morehead State, 3/11/09 H 1 3x, last at USF Bulls, 3/6/09 H 3 at Morehead State, 3/11/09 R 4 2x, at UCF, 5/2/09 R 3 at Morehead State, 3/11/09 ER 4 at UCF, 5/2/09 ER 3 at Morehead State, 3/11/09

JOE CHURCH - CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2009 11.81 0-0 6-0 5.1 3 8 7 9 8 0 1 Totals 11.81 0-0 6-0 5.1 3 8 7 9 8 0 1

BEN FRITH - CAREER STATISTICS Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP 2009 11.57 0-0 4-0 2.1 5 3 3 2 1 0 0 Totals 11.57 0-0 4-0 2.1 5 3 3 2 1 0 0

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 38 Marshall Baseball TThorhor 5555 MMeekseeks Thor Meeks Sophomore C/INF Hurricane, W.Va. Hurricane HS Ht./Wt: 6-1/240 B/T: R/R 2009: Started 49 games and played in a total of 52 games…started 38 games at DH, nine at C and two at 1B…compiled a .228 (37-for-162) batting average, .376 on-base percentage and .432 slugging percentage… fi nished tied for second on team in walks (33) and third in homers (9)… crossed home plate 20 times and plated 28 runners…tied for second on the team with 14 RBI with two outs…totaled eight multi-RBI games and fi ve multi-hit contests…roped a single in his fi rst collegiate at bat vs. Akron (2/20)…smashed homers in back-to-back games for his second and third collegiate hits both coming against Old Dominion (2/21-22)… went 2-for-3 with a homer, two RBI and two runs scored vs. No. 21 Kent State (3/10)...launched a three-run homer and scored two runs at No. 18 Ohio State (4/1).

High School: Batted .379 with 28 home runs and 136 RBIs while at Hurricane HS…was an Under Armor Preseason All-American in 2007 and 2008…earned all-state honors…was selected to compete in the National Homerun Contest at Tropicana Field…played summer ball for the Huntington Hounds from 2005-07…batted .320 with 10 homers and 27 RBIs for the Hounds in 2007…played for Cincinnati Midland in the summer of 2008…batted .417 with 13 home runs, 62 RBIs and 28 doubles… maintained a 3.5 GPA.

Personal: Born Oct. 27, 1989…son of Tim and Melissa Meeks…has one sibling, Ariel…majoring in business.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 5x, last vs Mimai (Ohio), 5/12/09 R 2 3x, last at Southern Miss, 4/5/09 H 2 5x, last vs Houston, 4/25/09 RBI 3 3x, last at Ohio State, 4/1/09 2B 1 6x, last vs UAB, 4/12/09 THOR MEEKS - CAREER STATISTICS HR 1 9x, last at UCF, 5/1/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB TB 5 3x, last at Ohio State, 4/1/09 2009 .228 52-49 162 20 37 6 0 9 28 70 62 0-1 .432 70 BB 3 at Memphis, 3/22/09 Totals .228 52-49 162 20 37 6 0 9 28 70 62 0-1 .432 70 K 3 6x, last vs Miami (Ohio), 5/12/09

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 39 Marshall Baseball EEricric 1177 SSemeniukemeniuk Sophomore OF Charlotte, N.C. Providence HS Ht./Wt: 6-2/211 B/T: R/R Eric Semeniuk 2009: Played in a total of 32 games, starting 12…11-of-12 starts came in the OF…hit for a .269 (14-for-52) batting clip…scored nine runs…recorded four RBI and three doubles…hit .282 (11-for-39) against right-handed pitchers…ﬁ nished with three multi-hit games and one multi-RBI contest…lined a double for ﬁ rst collegiate hit vs. Old Dominion (2/21)…went 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored at No. 2 Rice (4/19)…posted a career-best 3-for-4 effort with a pair of RBI and runs scored along with a double at UCF (5/2).

High School: Tallied a .416 batting average with four homers and 26 RBI for Providence HS in 2007...was selected to the All-Mecklenburg County team…played summer ball for the South Charlotte Panthers…also played two years of football at Providence HS…maintained a 3.5 GPA…earned honor roll status during every semester of high school.

Personal: Born Nov. 10, 1989…son of Gordon and Kay Semeniuk… has two brothers: Ryan and Kurt…majoring in business.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 5 at UCF, 5/3/09 R 2 2x, last at UCF, 5/2/09 H 3 at UCF, 5/2/09 ERIC SEMENIUK - CAREER STATISTICS RBI 2 at UCF, 5/2/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB 2B 1 3x, at UCF, 5/2/09 2009 .269 32-12 52 9 14 3 0 0 4 3 19 1-1 .327 17 TB 4 at UCF, 5/2/09 Totals .269 32-12 52 9 14 3 0 0 4 3 19 1-1 .327 17 BB 1 3x, last vs Miami (Ohio), 5/12/09 K 2 2x, last at UCF, 5/3/09

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RRhetthett 2255 Rhett Stafford SStaffordtafford RS-Sophomore OF/C Cheraw, S.C. Cheraw HS Ht./Wt: 6-2/230 B/T: R/R

2009: Started 40 games, 39 in LF…appeared in a total of 46 games… tallied a .293 (48-for-164) batting average…launched six home runs and 13 doubles…collected 29 RBI and scored 20 times…recorded a .482 slugging percentage…totaled 14 multi-hit games and six multi-RBI contests… tied for second on the team with 14 two-out RBI…tallied an eight-game hit streak (4/1-4/12)…went 3-for-5 with two runs scored and a RBI vs. Radford (2/27)…laced a two-run homer and two-run single vs. No. 21 Kent State (3/10)…recorded a career-best game going 5-for-6 with a pair of doubles, homer, two runs scored and four RBI at No. 18 Ohio State (4/1)… collected two hits, including a homer and three RBI vs. Tulane (5/14).

2008: Redshirt, did not play.

High School: Named South Team MVP during the North/South All-Star Baseball game in South Carolina in 2007…named all-region in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007…all-state selection in 2006 and 2007…overall state champion and senior class champion at Diamond Prospects Hit, Run and Throw in 2007…named to the All-Diamond Prospects team in 2007… ranked No. 1 catcher in South Carolina in 2007…ranked no. 2 overall prospect at Diamond Prospects Scout Day in 2007…named catcher of the 2007 Impact Baseball Dream Team…high school stats were .410 batting average…10 home runs…20 doubles and 75 RBI…played summer league ball for the South Carolina Diamond Devils, South Carolina Sandnats and for Upstate Carolina…maintained a 3.0 GPA.

Personal: Born March 1, 1989…son of Randy and Jackie Stafford…has one sibling, Gray… majoring in criminal justice.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL AB 7 vs Morehead State, 3/4/09 R 2 4x, last at UCF, 5/2/09 H 5 at Ohio State, 4/1/09 RBI 5 vs Youngstown State, 3/15/09 2B 2 2x, last at Rice, 4/18/09 RHETT STAFFORD - CAREER STATISTICS HR 1 6x, last vs Tulane, 5/14/09 Year Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB-A Slg. TB TB 10 at Ohio State, 4/1/09 2009 .293 46-40 164 20 48 13 0 6 29 11 56 0-2 .482 79 BB 1 11x, last vs Houston (5/21/09) Totals .293 46-40 164 20 48 13 0 6 29 11 56 0-2 .482 79 K 4 vs Morehead State, 3/4/09

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 41 Marshall Baseball GGregreg 4433 WWilliamsilliams Sophomore LHP Cincinnati, Ohio Moeller HS Ht./Wt: 6-5/215 B/T: L/L

Greg Williams 2009: Started 11 games and totaled 14 appearances during his freshman campaign…started seven contests against C-USA opponents…lefty worked 44.2 innings and totaled 38 strikeouts…compiled a 2-5 record…made fi rst collegiate appearance in relief at Wake Forest (2/22)…recorded six strikeouts in fi rst collegiate start at Morehead State (3/11)…pitched a season-high 6.1 innings with fi ve strikeouts in a ND at No. 7 Virginia (3/17)…earned his fi rst collegiate win by tossing 5.0 innings with four strikeouts against No. 19 East Carolina (3/29)… picked up the victory fi ring 3.0 innings allowing only two hits with two strikeouts at Radford (5/10).

High School: Selected by the Tampa Bay Rays with the fi rst selection of the 31st round (No. 923) of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft...posted an 8-0 record at Moeller High School in 2007…fi nished that season with 0.15 ERA, one save and 44 strikeouts in 45.1 innings pitched…earned the Best Pitcher Award…was a second team all-conference selection…fi nished 2008 season with a 6-2 record… posted a 2.49 ERA with two saves…issued 63 strikeouts in 56.1 innings…earned Best Pitcher Award…was a fi rst team all-conference selection…named honorable mention all-state…his team fi nished the 2008 season in the fi nal four…team was conference champions in both 2007 and 2008…fi nished high school career with programs lowest single-season ERA…fi nished in top 10 career for wins, ERA and shutouts…played one year of summer baseball for the Midland Redskins…was a member of the Midwest Redbirds Fall Scout Team…boasted a 3.9 GPA in high school…named to high school academic honor roll

Personal: Born Dec. 30, 1989…son of Scott and Laura Williams…two siblings: Zach and Lauren…majoring in accounting.

CAREER HIGHS AT MARSHALL IP 6.1 2x, last at UCF, 5/2/09 K 6 at Morehead State, 3/11/09 BB 5 vs Houston, 4/25/09 GREG WILLIAMS - CAREER STATISTICS H 8 2x, last at Southern Miss, 4/25/09 Year ERA W-L GP-GS IP H R ER BB SO SV WP R 9 at Morehead State, 3/11/09 2009 7.86 2-5 14-11 44.2 60 49 39 30 38 0 7 ER 7 at Morehead State, 3/11/09 Totals 7.86 2-5 14-11 44.2 60 49 39 30 38 0 7

42 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball IIsaacsaac 5 MMarkark 3399 BBallouallou CCannann Newcomers Freshman Sophomore OF LHP Smithville, Va. Landrum, S.C. Nansemond-Suffolk Academy Landrum HS Ht./Wt: 6-2/178 B/T: S/R Ht./Wt: 6-4/235 B/T: L/L High School: Played baseball, basketball and football at Nansemond-Suffolk Prior to Marshall Baseball: Played two seasons as a quarterback for the Academy…three-time All-Tidewater Conference and All-Virginia Independent Marshall football team…started 11-of-12 game during his freshman campaign in Schools selection in baseball and four-time selection in basketball…named 2008 2008… went 11 for 22 including an 88 yard pass, his longest of the season, in his TCIS Football Player of the Year…2009 Under Armour All-American selection for two touchdown effort against Illinois State in his fi rst collegiate game...threw baseball…invited to the USA Baseball Tournament of Stars…two-time Richmond for 237 yards and two touchdowns in a 23-21 loss at UAB...averaged 157.0 total Times-Dispatch VISAA All-State fi rst team honoree…led team in runs (33) on- offensive yards a game...fi nished the season with 1,767 passing yards, 14 passing base (.548) and fi elding (.951) percentage in 2009…senior year hit .397 with 23 touchdowns, one rushing touchdown and 13 interceptions. hits (10 extra bases), 19 RBI and drew 18 walks…was a perfect 28-for-28 in stolen bases…collected nine multi-run, eight multi-stolen base and fi ve multi-hit games High School: Selected to the 2006 North-South All-Star game...named the 2005 in fi nal season...batted .434 as a junior and .442 as a sophomore…swiped 100 Region 2-A Athlete-of-the-Year...multi-sport standout who was a two-time all- stolen bases in four-year varsity career…fi nished NSA’s all-time leading scorer state player in baseball and a two-time all-region player in basketball...recorded in basketball with 2,132 points…participated in the Perfect Game WWBA World 5,549 yards passing with 41 touchdowns and fi ve addition rushing scores in his Championship in Juniper, Fla….honor roll student. prep career...rated as the No. 25 player in South Carolina by Rivals.com.

Personal: Born March 17, 1990…son of Bill and Brenda Ballou…has two sisters: Personal: Son of Nancy and John Cann...major is education...played high school Kimberly and Lindsey Nicole…majoring in business. football for his father at Landrum.

MMikeike 4411 GGabrielabriel 1111 CCavalliavalli CCollazoollazo Junior Freshman RHP INF Danville, Calif. Tampa, Fla. Diablo Valley JC Wharton HS Ht./Wt: 6-7/201 B/T: R/R Ht./Wt: 5-9/190 B/T: R/R Prior to Marshall: Played two seasons at Diablo Valley College (JC)…made 17 High School: Three-year infi elder at Wharton HS…named All-Hillsborough County appearances and posted a 5-0 record with a 3.77 ERA in 2009…won his only honorable mention as a senior…hit .301 with four homers, 19 runs, 24 RBI in playoff start in the state tournament…totaled 11 appearances and averaged a 2009…laced the game-winning hit in Wharton’s fi rst playoff game during the strikeout-per-inning pitched in 2008…played two summers for the San Jose 2009 season…team fi nished fourth in the Connie Mack World Series. Seals. Personal: Born June 2, 1990…son of Lazaro Collazo, who was a pitcher at the High School: Played two seasons at Monte Vista HS…helped lead team to sectional University of Miami and is current assistant baseball coach at USF…major in championship in 2005…three-year basketball player. undecided.

Personal: Born Dec. 27, 1987…son of Margaret and Steve Cavalli…has one sister, Jennifer…majoring in business ﬁ nance.

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 43 Marshall Baseball NNathanathan 4444 KKrisris 3 GGomezomez HHecktorecktor Freshman Freshman INF/LHP INF Miami, Fla. Batavia, Ohio La Salle HS Batavia HS Ht./Wt: 6-3/211 B/T: L/L Ht./Wt: 5-11/175 B/T: L/R Newcomers High School: Four-year starter at La Salle HS…tallied a .385 batting average High School: Was a four-year varsity starter at Batavia HS…set school record with four homers and 26 RBI senior year…three-time Miami Herald All-Miami with a .444 career batting average…four-time ﬁ rst team Southern Buckeye Dade County honorable mention selection…set the school single-season ERA (1.24) Conference (SBCL) selection…two-time SBCL National Division Player of Year in record as a freshman in 2006…team won district title in 2007…named Athlete of 2007 and 2009…named to ﬁ rst team All-City on three occasions (2007-09)… the Year at La Salle HS. named to the Top Prospect team at the 2007 Perfect Game National Underclass Showcase in Ft. Myers, Fla…champions of the 2007 BG National Battle of the Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1991…son of Victor Gomez and Nevada Alba…has one States Showcase on Team Virginia in Kissimmee, Fla…played summer ball brother, Victor, who is a junior on the Marshall baseball team…major is undecided. for Midland in Cincinnati, Ohio from 2007-09…Midland captured National Championships in 2007 and 2009.

Personal: Born August 5, 1990…son of Tim and Sheri Hecktor…has two brothers: Tim and Charlie…major in undecided.

JJamesames 8 JJustinustin 2200 LLavinskasavinskas MMaynardaynard Junior Junior INF OF Montreal, Canada Huntington, W.Va. Seminole State College West Virginia Tech Ht./Wt: 6-0/198 B/T: L/R Ht./Wt: 5-9/158 B/T: R/R

Prior to Marshall: Played two seasons at Seminole State College…played in 47 2009: Redshirt, did not play. games, seeing a majority of the time at 3B in 2009…led the team with a .386 batting average…tallied 10 homers, 13 doubles and 37 RBI…team captured the Bi-State Region II Prior to Marshall: Played two seasons at West Virginia Tech…started both Championship and South Central District Championship…named to Region II all-tournament team…advanced to the 2009 JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, Colo…went 6-for-8 with seasons in the OF…was a Mid-South Conference honorable mention selection… a double and triple in two tournament games…named to the All-Canadian college team…saw compiled a .365 batting average...stole 26 bases…registered a .970 ﬁ elding action in 44 games in 2008…tallied a .336 batting average with seven homers, nine doubles percentage. and 29 RBI. High School: Three year varsity starter at Spring Valley HS…all-state High School: Played baseball, football and hockey at Kent Prep HS in Kent, Conn.…two-time second team selection as junior and senior…all-state honorable mention as a all-conference selection…in two seasons totaled a .375 batting average with 10 homers and sophomore…three-time All-MSAC player…hit at a .434 batting average with 32 25 RBI…two-time National Finalist at Canadian Championships…2004 National Championship stolen bases in ﬁ nal season. third base all-star team honoree…also lettered in hockey.

Personal: Born June 18, 1987…son of Henry Lavinskas and Barbara Minogue…has two Personal: Born Feb. 7. 1988…son of Sam Maynard and Kim Wagers…has a brother siblings: Stephanie and Daniel…majoring in marketing with a minor in ﬁ nance. Josh…majoring in psychology with a minor in management.

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CChrishris 2233 KKirbyirby 2 Newcomers NNortonorton PPellantellant Freshman Freshman C INF Tampa, Fla. Chandler, Ariz. East Bay HS Corono Del Sol HS Ht./Wt: 5-11/205 B/T: R/R Ht./Wt: 5-10/166 B/T: L/R

High School: Four-year varsity starter at East Bay HS…collected a .365 batting average, High School: Selected in the 38th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2009 MLB .452 on-base percentage and .603 slugging percentage during senior season…maintained amateur draft…three-year shortstop at Corona Del Sol HS…three-time fi rst team all-city a .991 fi elding percentage, throwing out 21-of-26 attempted base stealers in 2009…also selection…fi rst team all-state honoree in 2009…led Aztecs to the 2009 5A-I state knocked three homers and recorded 10 stolen bases…named HS Offensive and Defensive championship… went 2-for-4 with a triple and RBI in Corona Del Sol’s second-ever baseball MVP…earned East Bay HS Male Athlete of the Year…earned second-team all-conference state championship…ended career with a .460 career batting average…compiled a .462 honors in 2009…selected to Hillsborough County all-star team…Saladino Home Run Derby batting average with 43 runs scored, 56 RBI, 22 extra-base hits and hit safely in 30-of-32 Champion…member of National Honor Society. games…surpassed the 100-hit (132), 100-run (103) and 100-RBI (103) plateaus during career…collected 10 games of three-or-more RBI and seven games of three-or-more hits Personal: Born Dec. 13, 1990…son of Michael and Angela Norton…has one sister, Ashley… in 2009…played for the Chicago White Sox Area-Code Team….two-time fi rst team all-city majoring in business. selection in football…all-state defensive back and team MVP senior season…maintained a 3.4 GPA…involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).

Personal: Born July 13, 1990…son of Gary and Julie Pellant…father is a scout for the Chicago White Sox and played baseball at Long Beach State…major is undecided. undecided.

JJamesames 2222 MMichaelichael 3344 WWhitehite IIIIII VVecchiecchi RS-Sophomore Junior RHP RHP Clendenin, W.Va. Daytona Beach, Fla. UNC Greensboro Daytona State College Ht./Wt: 6-0/215 B/T: R/R Ht./Wt: 6-3/215 B/T: R/R 2009: Did not play, redshirt. Prior to Marshall: Played two seasons at Daytona State College (JC)…compiled a 1-1 record…appeared in a total of 21 games…tossed a total of 18.2 innings on the Prior to Marshall: Played freshman season at UNC Greensboro…as a true-freshman hill…tallied 18 strikeouts…played in the Hawaii Summer Baseball League…posted a posted a 5-1 record in 32.2 innings on the hill…his fi ve wins were second-best for the 1-2 record with a 5.89 ERA in 39.1 innings of work. Spartans…earned victories against Kent State, Ohio University, Albany, Princeton and Furman…made the most appearances (38) in the Southern Conference…fi nished the season with a 4.96 ERA and 23 strikeouts. High School: Played at Seabreeze HS in Daytona Beach, Fla…member of the National Honor Society…accumulated a 3.8 GPA. High School: A 2007 graduate of Herbert Hoover HS... four-year letterwinner in baseball as a pitcher and third baseman under coach Kevin Buckner...as a Husky, he was a two- Personal: Born Feb. 3, 1988…son of Vincent Vecchi and Renee Mann…majoring in time, fi rst-team all-state selection (2006-07) and a three-time, fi rst-team all-cardinal business fi nance. conference team selection (2005-07)...all-state honorable mention in 2005...the Huskies were the 2007 AA State Baseball champions...pitched in both the regional fi nal and the state semifi nal game...fi nished with a 27-4 career pitching record and a 1.73 ERA...three- year letterwinner in football as a quarterback...named to the all-state and all-cardinal conference teams his junior and senior year...broke three school passing records... earned three varsity basketball letters as a guard...selected to the fi rst-team all-cardinal conference his senior year…was class valedictorian with a 4.76 GPA.

Personal: Born August 24, 1989...son of J.E. and Rhonda White...has three siblings: Alexandra, Hunter and Rhett...majoring in business management.

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Overall Record: 22-32 | Conference USA: 9-15 | Home: 8-13 | Away: 11-16 | Neutral: 3-3

Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 20, 2009 vs Akron W 9-3 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 Sikula (W 1-0) 0 2:53 Feb 20, 2009 vs Old Dominion W 3-2 9 2-0-0 0-0-0 Kiel (W 1-0) 0 2:51 Feb 21, 2009 vs Old Dominion L 5-9 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 Farrell (L 0-1) 0 2:17 Feb 22, 2009 at Wake Forest L 6-7 (10) 2-2-0 0-0-0 Coan (L 0-1) 5 2 43:14 Feb 27, 2009 vs Tennessee Tech L 0-1 9 2-3-0 0-0-0 Farrell (L 0-2) 9 1 7 2:10 Feb 27, 2009 vs Radford W 14-2 9 3-3-0 0-0-0 Kiel (W 2-0) 9 1 72:56 Mar 04, 2009 MOREHEAD STATE W 6-4 (16) 4-3-0 0-0-0 Johnson (W 1-0) 1 5 0 Mar 06, 2009 at USF Bulls L 1-13 9 4-4-0 0-0-0 Kiel (L 2-1) 1 0 2 02:58 Mar 07, 2009 at USF Bulls L 5-14 9 4-5-0 0-0-0 Farrell (L 0-3) 9 5 1 2:51 Mar 08, 2009 at USF Bulls W 9-6 9 5-5-0 0-0-0 Coan (W 1-1) 7 2 62:39 Mar 10, 2009 #21 KENT STATE L 10-15 9 5-6-0 0-0-0 Kadish (L 0-1) 2 3 5 3:04 2008 Stats/Results Mar 11, 2009 at Morehead State L 6-16 9 5-7-0 0-0-0 Williams (L 0-1) 1 3 22:30 Mar 13, 2009 YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 4-0 9 6-7-0 0-0-0 Blain (W 1-0) 3 5 6 2:03 Mar 15, 2009 YOUNGSTOWN STATE-1 W 15-2 9 7-7-0 0-0-0 Straily (W 1-0) 1 9 63:04 Mar 15, 2009 YOUNGSTOWN STATE-2 L 1-2 7 7-8-0 0-0-0 Farrell (L 0-4) 1 9 5 2:07 Mar 17, 2009 at Virginia L 4-5 9 7-9-0 0-0-0 Blain (L 1-1) 1 0 9 42:46 Mar 18, 2009 WEST VIRGINIA STATE W 6-4 9 8-9-0 0-0-0 Sikula (W 2-0) 2 7 3 2:20 * Mar 20, 2009 at Memphis W 6-4 9 9-9-0 1-0-0 Straily (W 2-0) 2 7 32:38 * Mar 21, 2009 at Memphis L 6-7 9 9-10-0 1-1-0 Gatrell (L 0-1) 2 7 8 2:46 * Mar 22, 2009 at Memphis W 8-7 9 10-10-0 2-1-0 Coan (W 2-1) 2 0 03:07 Mar 24, 2009 XAVIER UNIVERSITY L 6-13 9 10-11-0 2-1-0 Gatrell (L 0-2) 2 3 3 3:15 Mar 25, 2009 at Eastern Kentucky L 7-10 9 10-12-0 2-1-0 Sikula (L 2-1) 1 2 12:52 * Mar 27, 2009 #19 EAST CAROLINA-1 L 6-7 9 10-13-0 2-2-0 Kiel (L 2-2) 4 2 7 3:00 * Mar 27, 2009 #19 EAST CAROLINA-2 L 1-5 9 10-14-0 2-3-0 Coan (L 2-2) 3 9 72:15 * Mar 29, 2009 #19 EAST CAROLINA W 6-2 9 11-14-0 3-3-0 Williams (W 1-1) 4 3 3 2:30 Mar 31, 2009 at Kentucky L 0-2 9 11-15-0 3-3-0 Farrell (L 0-5) 1 6 8 33:33 Apr 01, 2009 at Ohio State W 14-3 9 12-15-0 3-3-0 Mason (W 1-0) 5 9 5 3:01 * Apr 03, 2009 at Southern Miss L 2-4 9 12-16-0 3-4-0 Kiel (L 2-3) 3 1 6 52:38 * Apr 04, 2009 at Southern Miss W 7-6 9 13-16-0 4-4-0 Straily (W 3-0) 3 2 0 4 2:34 * Apr 05, 2009 at Southern Miss L 7-8 9 13-17-0 4-5-0 Coan (L 2-3) 2 9 3 83:00 Apr 08, 2009 at Kent State L 2-13 9 13-18-0 4-5-0 Farrell (L 0-6) 1 3 2 2:52 * Apr 10, 2009 UAB L 4-6 9 13-19-0 4-6-0 Sikula (L 2-2) 3 5 62:28 * Apr 11, 2009 UAB W 6-4 9 14-19-0 5-6-0 Kiel (W 3-3) 5 0 9 2:39 * Apr 12, 2009 UAB L 6-13 9 14-20-0 5-7-0 Williams (L 1-2) 4 8 13:10 Apr 15, 2009 EASTERN KENTUCKY W 5-1 9 15-20-0 5-7-0 Farrell (W 1-6) 2 7 3 2:27 * Apr 17, 2009 at #1 Rice L 5-7 9 15-21-0 5-8-0 Straily (L 3-1) 2 6 2 52:29 * Apr 18, 2009 at #1 Rice L 3-10 9 15-22-0 5-9-0 Williams (L 1-3) 2 3 2 6 2:42 * Apr 19, 2009 at #1 Rice W 11-7 9 16-22-0 6-9-0 Coan (W 3-3) 3 1 6 93:25 * Apr 24, 2009 HOUSTON L 0-7 9 16-23-0 6-10-0 Straily (L 3-2) 6 3 9 2:33 * Apr 25, 2009 HOUSTON L 4-12 9 16-24-0 6-11-0 Williams (L 1-4) 3 1 93:10 * Apr 26, 2009 HOUSTON L 8-9 (10) 16-25-0 6-12-0 Coan (L 3-4) 7 4 5 3:21 Apr 29, 2009 at Youngstown State-1 W 8-6 (10) 17-25-0 6-12-0 Gatrell (W 1-2) - 3:27 Apr 29, 2009 at Youngstown State-2 L 5-8 7 17-26-0 6-12-0 Mooney (L 0-1) 1 4 1 2:22 * May 01, 2009 at UCF W 10-8 9 18-26-0 7-12-0 Moore (W 1-0) 1 2 0 23:25 * May 02, 2009 at UCF W 18-8 9 19-26-0 8-12-0 Gatrell (W 2-2) 1 2 1 3 3:20 * May 03, 2009 at UCF L 7-8 (11) 19-27-0 8-13-0 Coan (L 3-5) 1 1 5 33:29 May 09, 2009 at Radford W 8-7 9 20-27-0 8-13-0 Kiel (W 4-3) 2 0 0 2:44 May 10, 2009 at Radford W 5-3 9 21-27-0 8-13-0 Williams (W 2-4) 2 0 02:30 May 12, 2009 MIAMI (OHIO) L 7-8 (10) 21-28-0 8-13-0 Moore (L 1-1) 3 2 1 3:20 * May 14, 2009 TULANE W 9-2 9 22-28-0 9-13-0 Straily (W 4-2) 5 9 23:22 * May 15, 2009 TULANE L 2-11 9 22-29-0 9-14-0 Williams (L 2-5) 4 5 7 3:50 * May 16, 2009 TULANE L 3-5 6 22-30-0 9-15-0 Mason (L 1-1) 6 9 32:05 May 20, 2009 at #2 Rice L 0-13 7 22-31-0 9-15-0 Straily (L 4-3) 0 1:54 May 21, 2009 vs #3 Houston L 1-4 9 22-32-0 9-15-0 Farrell (L 1-7) 0 2:34

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46 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball 2008 Stats/Results Overall Record: 22-32 | Conference USA: 9-15 | Home: 8-13 | Away: 11-16 | Neutral: 3-3

Record: 22-32 Home: 8-13 Away: 11-16 Neutral: 3-3 Conference: 9-15

Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% 10 Josh Valle . 3 3 7 54-54 199 46 67 14 2 4 35 97 . 4 8 7414306 . 4 5 901 0-3 52 84 9 .9 3 8 32 Victor Gomez . 3 3 2 52-52 217 40 72 13 2 18 62 143 . 6 5 9 11 1 38 2 . 3 6 1 4 0 0-1 352 31 8 .9 8 0 11 Adam Yeager . 3 1 3 52-51 214 38 67 12 2 1 11 86 . 4 0 2211272 . 3 7 4 2 7 26-34 81 118 27 .8 8 1 18 Rhett Stafford . 2 9 3 46-40 164 20 48 13 0 6 29 79 . 4 8 2 11 1 56 5 . 3 3 7 2 0 0-2 77 1 8 .9 0 7 25 Nathan Lape . 2 8 4 49-48 169 36 48 9 0 11 36 90 . 5 3 3279461 . 4 1 0 0 2 11-14 108 3 3 .9 7 4 7 Kenny Socorro . 2 8 0 52-49 175 20 49 3 1 1 26 57 . 3 2 6 15 2 13 5 . 3 3 7 4 7 0-2 89 140 19 .9 2 3 27 Ben Jurevicius . 2 7 6 47-40 152 22 42 5 2 2 18 57 . 3 7 562252 . 3 0 7338-15 71 4 3 .9 6 2 41 Eric Semeniuk . 2 6 9 32-12 52 9 14 3 0 0 4 17 . 3 2 7 3 4 19 1 . 3 5 6 0 2 1-1 25 1 4 .8 6 7 8 Brandon Casamassima . 2 5 6 48-46 164 40 42 11 0 5 24 68 . 4 1 5339406 . 4 0 802 4-9 168 65 9 .9 6 3 55 Thor Meeks . 2 2 8 52-49 162 20 37 6 0 9 28 70 . 4 3 2 33 6 62 4 . 3 7 6 1 0 0-1 87 14 1 .9 9 0 31 Kevin Shackelford . 2 2 6 38-33 106 12 24 5 1 1 17 34 . 3 2 163282 . 2 7 553 0-2 219 29 9 .9 6 5 24 Alfredo Brito . 2 0 4 30-7 49 6 10 3 0 0 6 13 . 2 6 5 6 0 10 1 . 2 9 1 0 0 0-0 61 4 2 .9 7 0 2 Ramone Tate . 0 9 1 23-1 117100011 . 0 9 11180 . 2 3 100 2-3 651 .9 1 7 5 Eddie Rush . 0 0 0 14-4 23 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 . 0 7 7 1 0 0-0 7 0 1 .8 7 5 50 Austin Coan . 0 0 0 2-0 20000000 . 0 0 00000 . 0 0 000 0-0 2801.000 35 Andrew Blain . 0 0 0 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3 7 0 1.000 Totals . 2 8 0 54 1860 317 521 97 10 58 298 812 . 4 3 7 216 43 407 38 . 3 6 4 22 27 52-87 1422 575 109 . 9 4 8

Opponents . 2 7 6 54 1853 363 511 92 17 37 307 748 . 4 0 4 290 47 414 40 . 3 8 4 21 34 102-130 1445 614 63 . 9 7 0

LOB - Team (412), Opp (460). DPs turned - Team (52), Opp (45). CI - Team (0), Opp (6). IBB - Team (9), Valle 3, Casamassima 2, Meeks 1, Socorro 1, Lape 1, Yeager 1, Opp (9). Picked off - Socorro 4, Shackelford 2, Yeager 2, Stafford 1.

(All games Sorted by Earned run avg)

Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha 35 Andrew Blain 2 . 3 51-121200/1038.12813102419301 . 2 0 0 2000 3 50 Austin Coan 3 . 4 9 3-5 23 0 0 0/0 8 38.2 31 19 15 23 45 2 2 1 . 2 1 7 4 4 3 2 7 38 Kyle Blank 3 . 8 60-05000/002.121123000 . 2 5 000010 48 Shane Farrell 3 . 8 8 1-7 14 9 1 0/0 0 60.1 52 38 26 30 57 12 1 2 . 2 3 2 10 6 0 1 3 15 Dan Straily 4 . 2 74-3131300/0071.280513434581623 . 2 8 0119526 17 Justin Moore 4 . 5 5 1-1 20 1 0 0/0 0 27.2 30 18 14 10 17 7 1 1 . 2 8 0 1 5 1 0 3 16 Tyler Gatrell 6 . 0 02-224000/1021.02017141519312 . 2 5 333112 33 Ryan Kiel 6 . 1 5 4-3 18 7 0 0/0 0 41.0 42 29 28 32 37 6 0 3 . 2 7 1 9 6 1 3 2 36 Ian Kadish 6 . 1 70-119000/1023.13729161420613 . 3 5 262241 19 Mike Mason 6 . 4 3 1-1 12 7 0 0/0 0 35.0 33 27 25 29 30 6 3 5 . 2 5 8 5 1 1 1 3 22 Brian Mooney 7 . 3 10-113100/1016.02217131215702 . 3 3 801010 28 Arik Sikula 7 . 5 1 2-2 18 3 0 0/0 0 38.1 48 33 32 17 36 7 3 5 . 3 0 6 6 4 2 3 0 57 Greg Williams 7 . 8 62-5141100/0044.26049393038837 . 3 2 173323 44 Chad Johnson 11.25 1-0 8 0 0 0/0 0 8.0 18 11 10 7 11 7 0 0 . 4 5 0 4 1 1 0 1 13 Ben Frith 11.570-04000/002.153321102 . 4 5 500000 12 Joe Church 11.81 0-0 6 0 0 0/0 0 5.1 3 8 7 9 8 1 0 0 . 1 6 7 1 2 3 0 0 Totals 5 . 4 5 22-32 54 54 1 1/1 8 474.0 511 363 287 290 414 92 17 37 . 2 7 6 69 47 23 21 34

Opponents 5 . 0 8 32-22 54 54 3 4/2 13 481.2 521 317 272 216 407 97 10 58 . 2 8 0 44 43 5 22 27

PB - Team (24), Shackelford 10, Gomez 9, Meeks 3, Stafford 2, Opp (11). Pickoffs - Team (9), Shackelford 3, Kiel 2, Mason 1, Farrell 1, Meeks 1, Mooney 1, Opp (9). SBA/ATT - Shackelford (66-76), Gomez (20-24), Williams (20-23), Farrell (15-20), Kiel (17-20), Meeks (13-17), Sikula (9-11), Kadish (10-10), Straily (5-8), Mason (6-8), Blain (5-7), Moore (5-7), Mooney (2-5), Coan (4-5), Gatrell (3-4), Stafford (2-2), Johnson (1-1), Church (0-1).

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Record vs. All-Time Opponents

Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting Hofstra...... 1-0 ...... MU 11, HU 7, 2002 Stetson ...... 0-1 ...... SU 6, MU 5, 1972 Akron ...... 25-13 ...... MU 9, UA 3, 2009 Houston ...... 2-13...... UH 4 MU 1, 2009 Tennessee ...... First Meeting Alabama ...... 0-3 ...... Al 16, MU 0, 1997 Illinois ...... 0-1 ...... UI 4, MU 2, 1916 Tenn.-Chattanooga ...... 10-0 ...... MU 3, UTC 2, 1982 Alderson-Broaddus ...... 4-0 ...... MU 5, AB 3, 1992 Indiana ...... 0-1 ...... IU 12, MU 3, 1916 Tennessee Tech ...... 2-1 ...... TT 1, MU 0, 2009 Appalachian State ...... 26-41 ...... ASU 11, MU 10, 1997 Jacksonville ...... 0-1 ...... JU 8, MU 3, 1972 Toledo ...... 19-19 ...... MU 8, UT 5, 2002 Auburn ...... 0-7 ...... AU 15, MU 6, 2002 Jacksonville State ...... 2-1 ...... MU 7, JSU 3, 2005 Transylvania ...... 2-2 ...... TU 2, MU 1, 1922 Ball State...... 3-9 ...... MU 7, BSU 3, 2005 James Madison ...... 4-2 ...... MU 10, JMU 5, 2007 Tulane ...... 4-10-1 ...... TU 5, MU 3, 2009 Baptist ...... 2-0 ...... MU 18, BC 4, 1974 Kalamazoo College ...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, KC 0, 1917 UAB ...... 7-9.....UAB 13, MU 6, 2009 Belmont ...... 1-4 ...... MU 7, BU 5, 2006 Kent State ...... 19-48 ...... KSU 13, MU 2, 2009 UCF ...... 7-5...... UCF 8, MU 7, 2009 Bethany College...... 3-1 ...... MU 6, BC 1, 1920 Kentucky ...... 12-29 ...... UK 2, MU 0, 2009 USF ...... 1-2 ...... MU 9, USF 6 Biscayne College ...... 1-1 ...... MU 2, BC 0, 1972 Kentucky Christian ...... 4-0 ...... MU 11, KC 0, 1987 Valparaiso ...... 3-0 ...... MU 12, VU 10, 2008 Blueﬁ eld State ...... 9-0 ...... MU 5, BS 2, 1988 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... 7-3 ...... MU 13, KW 6, 1989 Virginia ...... 0-9...... UV 12, MU 0, 2006 Bowling Green ...... 13-44 ...... MU 12, BG 5, 2003 Kenyon College ...... 0-1 ...... KC 7, MU 6, 1955 Va. Commonwealth ...... 1-0 ...... MU 6, VCU 5, 1997 Brown ...... 0-1 ...... BU 10, MU 7, 1990 LeMoyne ...... First Meeting VMI ...... 45-33 ...... MU 7, VMI 2, 2008 All-Time Opponents Buffalo ...... 17-8 ...... MU 9, BU 3, 2007 Liberty ...... 2-12 ...... LU 10, MU 4, 2007 Virginia Tech ...... 9-22 ...... VT 9, MU 4, 2006 Camp Lejeune ...... 1-2 ...... CL 8, MU 3, 1960 Lincoln-Memorial ...... 1-0 ...... MU 21, LM 4, 1983 Wabash College...... 0-1 ...... WC 6, MU 3, 1916 Campbell ...... 3-2 ...... MU 8, CC 4, 2007 Louisville ...... 3-8 ...... UL 12, MU 8, 2008 Wake Forest ...... 0-7 ...... WF 7, MU 6 (10), 2009 Canisius ...... 3-0 ...... MU 6, CU 5, 2007 Malone College ...... 2-0 ...... MU 5, MC 3, 1971 Wash. & Jefferson ...... 0-1 ...... WJ 6, MU 0, 1916 Cedarville College ...... 0-1 ...... CC 4, MU 3, 1948 Marietta ...... 22-13 ...... MU 12, MC 1, 1982 West Georgia ...... 1-1 ...... WG 4, MU 3, 1979 Central Michigan ...... 1-11 ...... CMU 12, MU 4, 2005 Marist ...... Meeting cancelled in 2008 West Virginia ...... 21-33 ...... WVU 5, MU 3, 2008 Charleston So...... 6-6 ...... MU 2, CSU 1, 2007 Maryland...... 0-2 ...... UM 10, MU 3, 2002 W. Virginia State ...... 49-14-1 ...... WVS 16, MU 9, 2005 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... 79-28 ...... MU 11, UC 3, 1988 Memphis ...... 7-5...... MU 8, UM 7, 2009 West Virginia Tech ...... 56-18 ...... WVT 2, MU 0, 2007 Charlotte...... 2-1 ...... CHAR 11, MU 2, 1996 Mercer ...... 2-4 ...... MER 8, MU 0, 2005 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... 15-8-1 ...... MU 4, WVW 1, 1991 Cincinnati ...... 22-25 ...... UC 10, MU 5, 2008 Miami (Fla.) ...... 0-4 ...... UM 8, MU 3, 1979 Western Carolina ...... 15-35 ...... WCU 9, MU 7, 2008 The Citadel ...... 13-28 .....TC 13, MU 9, 1997 Miami (Ohio) ...... 27-69 ...... MIU 8, MU 7 (10), 2009 Western Connecticut ...1-0 ...... MU 13, WC 0, 1975 Clemson ...... 2-15 ...... CU 16, MU 2, 1990 Michigan...... 0-2 ...... UM 8, MU 3, 1935 Western Kentucky ...... 5-10 ...... WKU 6, MU 2, 1999 Cleveland State ...... 16-8 ...... MU 6, CSU 1, 2006 Michigan Aggies ...... 2-2 ...... MA 2, MU 1, 1917 Western Michigan ...... 8-33 ...... MU 19, WMU 2, 2003 Coastal Carolina ...... 2-4 ...... CC 4, MU 2, 2008 Minnesota...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, UM 1, 1992 Western Reserve ...... 1-3 ...... WR 5, MU 3, 1955 Coll. of Charleston...... 0-3 ...... C of C 14, MU 4, 2004 Morehead State ...... 58-68-3...... MSU 16, MU 5, 2009 William & Mary...... 1-1 ...... MU 12, WM 3, 1977 Columbus (Ga.) ...... 10-23 ...... CC 8, MU 2, 1988 Mountain State ...... 0-2 ...... MS 10, MU 5, 1910 Wilmington College ...... 3-1 ...... MU 9, WC 1, 1967 Concord ...... 40-6 ...... MU 5, CC 3, 2004 Murray State ...... 0-1 ...... MSU 12, MU 2, 2001 Wingate ...... 0-0-1 ...... MU 1, WC 1, 1985 Connecticut ...... First Meeting Muskingum College ...... 2-1 ...... MU 4, MC 3, 1923 Winthrop ...... 0-3-1 ...... WU 12, MU 0, 2002 Coppin State ...... First Meeting New River State ...... 1-0 ...... MU 15, NRS 7, 1938 Wittenberg ...... 3-0 ...... MU 6, WU 2, 1934 Cornell...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, CU 1, 1959 New York State ...... 1-0 ...... MU 7, NYS 0, 1949 Wofford ...... 2-4 ...... MU 9, WC 8, 1999 Davidson ...... 20-11 ...... DU 5, MU 4, 1997 New York Tech ...... 4-2 ...... NYIT 2, MU 1, 2006 Wright State ...... 4-3...... WS 10, MU 0, 2003 Davis & Elkins ...... 3-0 ...... MU 6, D&E 3, 1992 Niagara ...... 4-1 ...... MU 13, NU 2, 2006 Xavier (Ohio) ...... 25-28 ...... XU 18, MU 6, 1983 Dayton ...... 26-13 ...... MU 12, UD 4, 2008 North Carolina ...... 0-1 ...... UNC 18, MU 7, 1997 Youngstown State ...... 10-6 ...... YSU 8, MU 5, 2009 Delaware State...... 2-0 ...... MU 5, DSU 1, 2008 North Carolina A&T .....6-3 ...... MU 7, A&T 5, 2001 Others ...... 44-16-1 Drexel ...... 3-3 ...... DU 14, MU 11, 2003 UNC-Asheville ...... 1-5 ...... UNCA 7, MU 2, 2002 Bold Indicates 2010 Opponent Duke ...... 1-2 ...... MU 8, DU 3, 2005 North Carolina State ....1-4 ...... MU 3, NCSU 0, 2008 Duquesne ...... 0-3 ...... DU 16, MU 1, 1999 North Central (Ill.) ...... 1-0 ...... MU 5, NC 2, 1978

East Carolina ...... 2-12...... MU 6, ECU 2, 2009 Northen Illinois ...... 3-3 ...... NIU 6, MU 2, 2000 East Tenn. State ...... 32-29-1 ...... MU 7, ETSU 5, 1997 Notre Dame ...... 3-0 ...... MU 1, UND 0, 1929 Eastern Illinois ...... 1-0 ...... MU 6, EI 5, 2003 Oakland (Mich.) ...... 2-0 ...... MU 9, OU 0, 1973 Eastern Kentucky .. 26-31 ...... MU 5, EKU 1, 2009 Ohio Northern ...... 1-0 ...... MU 12, ONU 8, 1929 Eastern Michigan...... 5-13-1 ...... EMU 12, MU 7, 2005 Ohio State ...... 0-16...... OSU 8, MU 1, 2008 Emory & Henry ...... 2-1 ...... MU 12, E&H 5, 1969 Ohio ...... 41-107-1 .....MU 10, OU 3, 2008 Evansville ...... 0-2 ...... UE 13, MU 8, 1950 Ohio Wesleyan ...... 7-4 ...... MU 17, OW 4, 1934 Fairﬁ eld ...... 1-1 ...... MU 8, FU 1, 2000 Oklahoma State ...... 0-2 ...... OSU 11, MU 2, 2001 Fairmont State ...... 20-3 ...... MU 12, FSU 1, 1991 Old Dominion ...... 1-1 ...... ODU 9, MU 5, 2009 Findlay ...... 0-1 ...... FU 9, MU 3, 2002 Partridge College ...... 1-1 ...... PC 9, MU 1, 1918 Florida State ...... 1-5 ...... FSU 14, MU 2, 1997 Pembroke College ...... 0-2 ...... PC 12, MU 3, 1967 Florida Tech ...... 1-0 ...... MU 12, FT 2, 1972 Pittsburgh ...... 0-2 ...... Pitt 6, MU 5, 1995 Francis Marion ...... 1-0 ...... MU 8, FM 2, 1974 Radford ...... 2-0...... MU 5, RU 3, 2009 Furman ...... 23-20 ...... FU 19, MU 6, 1997 Rice ...... 1-12...... RU 13, MU 0, 2009 Gardner Webb ...... 1-2 ...... MU 20, GW 5, 2001 Rio Grande ...... 37-13 ...... MU 7, RG 4, 2003 George Mason ...... 1-1 ...... MU 6, GMU 0, 2008 Roanoke College ...... 1-1 ...... MU 7, RU 3, 1912 Georgia ...... 0-2 ...... UGA 7, MU 5, 2000 Samford ...... First Meeting Georgia Southern .. 2-15...... GSU 11, MU 8, 2006 St. Bonaventure ...... 2-1 ...... SBU 7, MU 6, 2005 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... 8-3 ...... MU 6, GC 0, 1980 St. Joseph’s ...... First Meeting Glenville State ...... 9-1 ...... MU 5, GSC 0, 1973 Salem College ...... 1-4 ...... SC 11, MU 4, 1948 Greenbriar Military ...... 2-0 ...... MU 9, GM 2, 1921 Shawnee State ...... 1-0 ...... MU 7, SS 2, 1992 Guilford College ...... 0-1 ...... GC 11, MU 1, 1967 South Carolina ...... 0-4 ...... USC 8, MU 5, 1998 Hampden Sydney ...... 1-0 ...... MU 3, HS 0, 1968 Southern Illinois ...... 0-1 ...... SIU 5, MU 2, 1973 Hawaii ...... 0-3 ...... HU 2, MU 1, 1916 Southern Miss ...... 5-13...... USM 8, MU 7, 2009 Heidelburg College ...... 2-0 ...... MU 14, HC 9, 1920 Staunton Military ...... 0-1 ...... SM 6, MU 2, 1918

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The Herd’s Stomping Grounds: C-USA

Marking its 15-year milestone during the 2009-10 season, Conference USA is still a combined area population of nearly 17 million. More than 1.1 million living going strong. From the beginning, dedication to excellence has been the league’s alumni represent C-USA schools across the nation. With a renewed commitment guiding principle and remains today a common thread for a promising future. C- to community involvement, the conference has begun development of several USA is home to 12 nationally prominent, tradition-rich members in East Carolina, initiatives to maintain strong ties in C-USA cities, as well as with fans and alumni Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and across the country. C-USA schools also place a priority on giving back to their UTEP. This combination enhances men’s and women’s programs that are immersed communities through volunteer service with local and national organizations. in athletic success and academic prowess. Together, we are committed to excellence, integrity and leadership in athletics, academics and in our communities. GOVERNANCE The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine states and All C-USA institutions sponsor Division I-A football, along with several other men’s a combined area population of nearly 17 million. More than 1.1 million living and women’s athletic programs, many of which compete regularly for NCAA Cham- alumni represent C-USA schools across the nation. With a renewed commitment pionships. C-USA sponsors competition in 19 sports - nine for men (baseball, bas- to community involvement, the conference has begun development of several Conference USA ketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track initiatives to maintain strong ties in C-USA cities, as well as with fans and alumni and fi eld) and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, softball, soccer, swim- across the country. C-USA schools also place a priority on giving back to their ming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld and volleyball). communities through volunteer service with local and national organizations.

The league sponsors numerous academic awards, including the Commissioner’s A PROUD HISTORY; A PROMISING FUTURE Honor Roll and the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding Conference USA was formed in 1995 and quickly emerged as one of the nation’s achievement in the classroom. C-USA annually awards 12 postgraduate scholar- top conferences. The conference unveiled its name, logo and commissioner on ships, along with the Sport Academic Award, Scholar Athletes of the Year and the April 24, 1995 in Chicago. The league’s charter members included Charlotte, Cin- Institutional Academic Excellence Award. cinnati, DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Marquette, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, UAB and USF. Eleven of the institutions began athletic participation Conference USA also added a Spirit of Service Award, recognizing student-athletes in 1995, while Houston joined competition in the fall of 1996. three times a year for a combination of signifi cant community service eff orts, good academic standing and participation in their elected sport. The league’s headquarters were established in Chicago and after nine years, relo- cated to the current offi ce in Irving, Texas. Britton Banowsky was named Commis- SUCCESS ON THE PLAYING FIELD sioner in October 2002, succeeding Mike Slive, the league’s fi rst commissioner. Conference USA performers have achieved great success in competition, placing the league among the top conferences in the nation. C-USA added East Carolina (September, 1996) and the United States Military Academy (March, 1997) as football members. ECU began league competition in In addition, 34 volleyball teams, 49 men’s and women’s soccer teams and 22 soft- 1997; Army in 1998 and UAB began football play in 1999. The league added TCU ball teams have earned NCAA Tournament bids. C-USA has sent three men’s soccer and ECU (1999) for all sports and they began competition in 2001. USF started teams to the NCAA College Cup, fi ve softball teams to the Women’s College World C-USA football in 2003. Series and three volleyball teams to the Sweet 16. The league has also had six national champions in NCAA track and fi eld competition, one national champion After celebrating its 10th Anniversary during the 2004-05 season, C-USA began a in diving and numerous NCAA individual and team competitors in cross country, new chapter in 2005-06 when its current membership came together to form the golf, swimming, tennis and track and fi eld. Overall, Conference USA teams and new look of the league. individuals have made 500 NCAA appearances. Since its formation, C-USA has established a strong foundation, an identity and SUCCESS OFF THE FIELD a history that refl ects the league’s national presence. Fourteen years of remark- C-USA institutions are among the nation’s best in academic performance among able history has reinforced the league’s position in collegiate athletics, setting the student-athletes, bolstered by the fact that student-athletes at league schools course for the next decade and beyond. have a higher graduation rate than the general student population. Among C- USA’s 5,000 student-athletes, there are champions off the playing fi eld as well. In 14 years, 130 student-athletes earned national ESPN The Magazine Academic All- America honors, while 461 were named All-District. In addition, more than 17,000 student-athletes have been named to the Commissioner’s Honor Roll or received the Commissioner’s Academic Medal, indicative of outstanding achievement in the classroom.

C-USA ON TV C-USA enjoys signifi cant television exposure through its partnerships with ESPN Inc. and CBS College Sports Television Networks. The league entered into long- term agreements with both ESPN and CBS College Sports, which, combined, provides C-USA with signifi cant national and regional exposure for football, men’s and women’s basketball, and all other conference sports. Additionally, the CBS College Sports agreement includes video-on-demand, Internet, broadband, national over- the-air and satellite radio, and wireless distribution as well as corporate marketing rights, and website production through CBS Interactive. The agreement with ESPN extends the conference’s current regular season football package to include the broadcast of the conference’s Football Championship Game. It also encompasses distribution of men’s basketball and women’s basketball on ESPN/ESPN2 and both Conference USA tournament championship games. 5201 N. O’Connor Blvd. Suite 300 C-USA IN THE COMMUNITY Irving, TX 75039 The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine states and Phone: (214) 774-1300 Media Relations Fax: (214) 496-0055

2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 49 Marshall Baseball 2009 Conference USA Baseball Accomplishments

- Conference USA was the No. 5 ranked baseball conference in 2009, trailing only the SEC, ACC, Big 12 and Pac-10. - Six C-USA players earned Freshman All-American honors, including Rice third baseman Anthony Rendon, who was named National Freshman of the Year by Baseball America and - Southern Miss advanced to its fi rst-ever College World Series. It was the fi fth consecu- Collegiate Baseball. Rendon is the fi fth C-USA player since 1999 to be named National tive year that C-USA placed a team in the CWS (Rice in 2006, 2007 and 2008; Tulane in Freshman of the Year. 2005). - Conference USA had four players that earned National Player of the Week honors. - Conference USA advanced three teams (East Carolina, Rice and Southern Miss) to NCAA Super Regional play for the fi rst time. C-USA has had at least one team in the - Three C-USA players were named to the 2009 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District Super Regionals for 10 consecutive seasons. teams, while Southern Miss second baseman James Ewing was named an Academic All- American, marking the ninth time in 12 years that C-USA has produced at least one - For the fi rst time ever, two Conference USA teams hosted NCAA Regionals, as East Baseball Academic All-American. Carolina hosted the Greenville Regional and Rice hosted the Houston Regional. - Conference USA had 27 players chosen in the June Major League Baseball Draft. Eight - Rice and Southern Miss fi nished the season ranked in the top 10, giving C-USA two top of the nine C-USA schools had at least one player selected. Media Information 10 teams in the fi nal poll for the fi rst time. East Carolina fi nished as high as No. 15 in the fi nal rankings, marking the fi rst time the league has produced three top 15 teams in the - Fifteen players from C-USA schools appeared on the opening day rosters of Major fi nal polls. League Baseball teams, with fi ve more players being called up in the fi rst half of the season. - Six Conference USA teams won at least one game against a nationally-ranked, nonconference opponent. - Four Conference USA schools averaged at least 2,940 fans per game and two other schools topped the 1,000 mark in average home attendance. - C-USA teams posted a total of 28 wins over nationally-ranked, non-conference opponents during the regular season, including 10 against Top 10 foes. - Two C-USA players (Rice’s Rick Hague and Tulane’s Nick Pepitone) were named to the USA Baseball - Among the NCAA top 50 RPI teams that C-USA defeated in 2009 were: LSU (Tulane), Texas (Rice), North Carolina (East Carolina), Georgia Tech (Southern Miss), Florida (Southern Miss), Mississippi (Southern Miss), UC Irvine (Tulane), Texas A&M, (Houston, Rice), South Carolina (East Carolina), Oklahoma State (East Carolina), Ohio State (Mar- shall), Dallas Baptist (Rice) and Kansas (Memphis).

- Three Conference USA teams won at least 40 games for the second year in a row and the ﬁ fth time in league history.

- Seven different Conference USA players were honored as All-Americans, including East Carolina second baseman Ryan Wood and Rice third baseman Anthony Rendon, who each were on nearly every All-American team. Conference USA Baseball Schools The nine schools that currently comprise Conference USA Baseball have en- joyed a great deal of success. Here are some of their accomplishments:

11 College World Series Appearances

2003 National Champions - Rice

At least one College World Series team in eight of the last 10 seasons.

99 NCAA Appearances in Baseball (60 since 1995)

Five National Players of the Year since 1995

Six National Freshman of the Year since 1995

107 players have been All-Americans since 1995

Schools have combined to win 40 or more games 51 times in the last 12 years Houston Astros outﬁ elder Lance Berkman, a 1998 graduate of Rice University, was Has had a team ranked No. 1 in the nation in four of the last ﬁ ve regular inducted into the Owls’ athletics Hall of seasons Fame in 2005. He is one of C-USA’s most notable alumni.

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1896 (3-0) Princeton (W.Va.) ...... W 19-0 1928 (15-2) Kentucky ...... W 10-4 1949 (12-5) Concord ...... W 1-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-3 Wittenberg ...... W 5-0 New York State ...... W 7-0 1899 (5-0) St. Edwards ...... W 5-3 Fairmont State ...... W 21-2 Huntington Redbirds ...... L 7-8 Fairmont State ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey Alum ....W 13-3 Morehead State ...... W 14-3 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 18-2 Bluefi eld State ...... W 2-1 History/Records 1902 (12-0) Ansted ...... T 1-1 Morehead State ...... W 16-5 Wittenberg ...... W 6-2 Concord ...... W 3-0 Ohio State ...... L 2-3 Kentucky ...... W 6-2 Ohio ...... L 4-7 1903 (2-1) 1920 (8-8) Glenville State ...... W 12-10 Cincinnati ...... W 2-0 Ohio ...... W 5-2 Ohio ...... W4-0 Glenville State ...... W 17-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-15 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-5 1904 (1-1) Ohio ...... L 1-2 West Virginia ...... W 8-2 Ohio ...... W 9-8 Xavier...... L 1-8 Boosters ...... W 4-3 West Virginia ...... L 0-3 Ohio ...... W 11-10 Salem ...... L 8-9 1905 (4-4) Virginia Tech ...... W 16-5 Fairmont State ...... W 10-1 Buckeye Conference Champs Fairmont State ...... L 6-7 Virginia Tech ...... L 3-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-10 1906-09 - No Baseball Heidelburg College ...... W 4-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-3 1935 (8-1) Dayton ...... W 5-4 Heidelburg College ...... W 14-9 Morehead State ...... W 2-1 Michigan...... L 3-8 Salem ...... W 8-1 1910 (5-11) Bethany ...... L 3-5 Glenville State ...... W 11-5 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 8-3 Xavier...... W 2-1 Cincinnati ...... L 2-7 Glenville State ...... W 17-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 13-11 Ohio ...... W 6-1 1911 (7-3) Greenbrier Military...... W 5-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-2 Cincinnati ...... W 6-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-6 Concord ...... L 5-11 Alumni ...... W 8-7 Ohio ...... W 7-6 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 9-8 1912 (14-4) Concord ...... L 0-1 W.Va. Conference Champs Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 8-6 Ohio State ...... L 0-1 Cincinnati ...... W 5-1 1950 (11-10) 1913 (1-3) Ohio State ...... L 0-14 1929 (14-1) Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-4 Concord ...... W 17-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Morris Harvey ...... L 6-8 Ohio U...... W 3-2 Akron ...... L 9-10 1914 (9-2) Bethany ...... W 6-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-3 Buckeye Conference Champs Ohio ...... L 5-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Ohio ...... W 6-1 1915 (14-6) 1921 (3-5) Glenville State ...... W 3-2 1936 (3-9) Dayton ...... W 13-7 Ohio ...... W 11-9 Ohio ...... L 4-21 Fairmont State ...... W 4-3 Kenova All-Stars...... L 6-7 Bluefi eld State ...... W 18-0 Ohio ...... W 7-1 Ohio ...... W 4-3 West Virginia ...... W 14-11 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-8 Xavier...... L 2-3 Michigan...... L 3-6 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-19 Rio Grande ...... W 11-2 Cincinnati ...... L 2-9 Evansville College ...... L 2-7 Sandy Valley ...... W 12-2 Virginia Tech ...... L (Score NA) Morris Harvey ...... W 1-0 Huntington Redbirds .....L 7-12 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-6 Marietta ...... W 2-1 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-4 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 11-17 Morris Harvey ...... L 2-11 Marietta ...... W 6-1 Ohio ...... L 3-9 Fairmont State ...... W 5-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-4 Evansville College ...... L 8-13 Giants ...... W 20-0 Greenbrier Military...... W 9-2 West Virginia ...... W 6-3 Cincinnati ...... L 1-2 Ohio ...... L 4-14 Morris Harvey ...... L 6-7 Muskingum College ...... W 4-2 Ohio Northern ...... W 12-8 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 5-6 Xavier...... L 1-3 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 12-3 Notre Dame ...... W 4-3 Dayton ...... W 15-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-6 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 11-10 1922 (1-7) Notre Dame ...... W 1-0 Ohio ...... L 6-10 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-3 West Virginia ...... L 1-10 Virginia Tech ...... L 4-10 Alumni ...... W 10-0 Ohio ...... L 1-3 Morehead State ...... W 11-8 Fairmont State ...... W 17-0 Virginia Tech ...... L 6-14 W.Va. Conference Champs Dayton ...... W 10-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-5 West Virginia ...... W 4-2 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L 4-7 Tennessee Tech ...... W 9-8 West Virginia ...... W 2-1 Transylvania ...... L 4-5 1930 (10-6) 1937 (4-5) Tennessee Tech ...... W 6-5 Hawaii ...... L 4-8 Marietta ...... L 14-17 Marietta ...... L 3-4 Ohio ...... L 0-9 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 Michigan Aggies ...... W 3-2 Marietta ...... W 16-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 19-1 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 7-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Transylvania ...... L 1-2 Cincinnati ...... W 16-15 Dayton ...... W 7-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Xavier...... L 7-19 Fairmont State ...... W 20-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 1951 (5-10) Cubans ...... L 0-3 Xavier...... W 7-6 Portsmouth...... L 6-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-10 Alumni ...... L 6-9 1923 (3-6) Xavier...... W 11-3 Charleston Senators ...... L 1-13 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-8 Xavier...... L 13-14 West Virginia ...... L 8-10 Ohio ...... W 3-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-10 1916 (16-13) Xavier...... L 1-5 West Virginia ...... W 15-12 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 2-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 18-3 All-Stars ...... W 4-1 Georgetown ...... W 7-6 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 6-4 Dayton ...... W 3-0 Morehead State ...... W 1-0 All-Stars ...... W 7-6 Xavier...... L 1-2 Fairmont State ...... W 19-0 Ohio ...... L 2-4 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 16-4 Rio Grande ...... W 7-6 Ohio ...... L 2-14 1938 (6-3) Eastern Kentucky ...... W 12-6 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 7-6 Salem ...... L 6-7 West Virginia ...... W 5-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-3 Xavier...... L 5-11 Ohio ...... W 5-4 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... L 6-8 Cincinnati ...... L 3-9 Cincinnati ...... W 4-0 Morehead State ...... L 10-11 Bethany ...... W 7-0 Muskingum College ...... L 4-9 Xavier...... W 7-1 Dayton ...... W 5-0 Xavier...... L 7-8 Bethany ...... W 35-4 Muskingum College ...... W 4-3 Xavier...... L 2-3 Ohio ...... L 1-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-2 Marietta ...... W 9-7 Alumni ...... L 2-3 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 17-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-15 Marietta ...... W 7-0 1924 (7-2) W.Va. Conference Champs Dayton ...... L 6-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-6 Hawaii ...... L 1-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-2 New River State ...... W 15-7 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-4 Washington/Jefferson ...... L 0-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-3 1931 (11-1-1) Cincinnati ...... W 6-0 Ohio ...... L 4-7 1952 (8-5) West Virginia ...... L 2-3 Concord ...... L 9-12 Ohio ...... L 3-5 Ohio ...... W 5-4 Akron ...... W 11-0 West Virginia ...... W 13-5 Concord ...... W 7-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-3 Morehead State ...... L 4-5 St. Edwards ...... W 16-1 Rio Grande ...... W 4-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-4 1941 (2-1) Western Michigan ...... L 2-8 Huntington Boosters ...... L 0-6 Rio Grande ...... L 2-10 Marietta ...... W 10-2 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 Western Michigan ...... W 8-6 Huntington Boosters .....L 3-14 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 3-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Morehead State ...... L 7-10 Concord ...... W 15-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-0 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 9-0 Fairmont State ...... W 5-4 Independent Team ...... W 14-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-2 Alumni ...... W 11-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 2-0 Marietta ...... W 4-0 Ohio ...... L 2-8 American Car Co...... W 6-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-0 1942 (1-3) Morris Harvey ...... L 3-7 Indiana ...... L 3-12 1925 (4-5) Morris Harvey ...... W 15-0 Ohio ...... L 5-14 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 6-2 Illinois ...... L 2-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... T 3-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 2-1 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 Wabash ...... L 3-6 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 9-3 Fairmont State ...... W 7-2 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-6 Concord ...... W 9-0 Notre Dame ...... W 8-6 Rio Grande ...... W 4-3 West Virginia ...... W 12-0 Ohio ...... L 5-11 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-7 Michigan Aggies ...... L 2-8 Morris Harvey ...... L 4-11 West Virginia ...... W 7-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 0-5 West Virginia ...... L 0-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-1 W.Va. Conference Champs 1943 (1-6) West Virginia ...... W 3-0 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 1-12 Toledo Mud Hens* ...... L 2-20 1953 (8-5) W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 9-5 Rio Grande ...... L 2-8 1932 (8-6) Ohio ...... L 1-2 Concord ...... W 3-2 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 8-9 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 10-16 Duke ...... L 5-9 Kentucky ...... L 2-12 Concord ...... W 6-2 West Virginia ...... L 2-4 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 3-7 Duke ...... L 4-9 Kentucky ...... L 0-4 Morehead State ...... W 14-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-4 Cincinnati ...... L 2-4 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 1917 (5-3) 1926 (7-8) Marietta ...... W 12-0 W.Va. Tech ...... L 5-8 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-5 Akron ...... W 9-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 17-7 Ohio ...... L 5-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 Kent State ...... L 6-7 Ohio State ...... L 3-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 8-12 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 Cincinnati ...... L 0-5 Kent State ...... W 7-6 Charleston Collegians ...W 9-0 Bluefi eld State ...... W 5-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 7-0 *Exhibition Game Western Michigan ...... L 7-8 Michigan Aggies ...... W 6-2 Rio Grande ...... L 9-24 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Western Michigan ...... L 3-4 Michigan Aggies ...... L 1-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 18-11 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-7 1944-46 No Baseball Morris Harvey ...... W 6-2 Kalamazoo College ...... W 3-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 8-7 Marietta ...... L 1-7 Marietta ...... W 3-2 Morehead State ...... L 8-12 Morris Harvey ...... W 14-3 1947 (1-2) Toledo ...... W 8-1 West Virginia ...... L 3-4 Morehead State ...... W 10-7 Rio Grande ...... W 25-7 INCO ...... W 12-2 Toledo ...... L 3-8 Xavier...... L 2-12 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-3 Cincinnati ...... L 0-6 1918 (7-6) Xavier...... L 2-6 Alumni ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Tech ...... L 7-12 1954 (8-9, 1-7 MAC) All-Stars ...... W 3-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 12-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-5 1933 (9-2) 1948 (9-8) W.Va. Tech ...... L 7-9 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 9-2 Xavier...... L 7-15 Marietta ...... W 29-1 Cedarville College ...... L 3-4 Concord ...... W 10-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-8 Xavier...... L 5-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 14-12 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 18-19 Morehead State ...... W 21-1 Fairmont State ...... W 8-5 Rio Grande ...... L 5-12 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 4-0 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-6 Ohio ...... W 6-5 West Virginia ...... L 3-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-5 Salem ...... L 1-11 Kent State ...... L 0-6 West Virginia ...... L 4-13 1927 (9-5) Ohio ...... L 5-11 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Kent State ...... L 1-4 Staunton Military ...... L 2-6 Fairmont State ...... W 15-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Morehead State ...... W 10-9 Ohio ...... L 0-4 Virginia ...... L 4-15 Morris Harvey ...... L 0-4 Cincinnati ...... W 12-3 Xavier...... L 1-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-6 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-3 West Virginia ...... L 2-3 Ohio ...... W 4-2 Concord ...... W 6-1 Morehead State ...... W 12-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-1 West Virginia ...... W 6-0 Wittenberg ...... W 6-5 Glenville State ...... W 5-3 Toledo ...... L 3-9 Partridge ...... W 3-1 Morehead State ...... W 9-5 Cincinnati ...... W 6-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 15-7 Partridge ...... L 3-9 Morehead State ...... W 8-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 11-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-6 Western Reserve ...... L 4-8 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 7-0 Buckeye Conference Champs Morehead State ...... W 6-2 Western Reserve ...... W 5-1 1919 (8-2-1) Xavier...... W 6-1 Xavier...... W 7-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-2 Enslow ...... W 10-1 Xavier...... W 7-6 1934 (13-2) Morris Harvey ...... L 2-5 Bowling Green ...... L 0-6 Central ...... W 14-1 Xavier...... W 9-1 Rio Grande ...... W 13-1 Glenville State ...... W 5-2 Bowling Green ...... L 2-8 Huntington High ...... W 10-6 Xavier...... L 5-16 Ohio ...... W 8-7 Concord ...... W 9-8 C&O Shops...... W 15-3 Morris Harvey ...... L 6-7 Ohio Wesleyan ...... W 3-0 Salem ...... L 4-11 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 0-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 W.Va. Wesleyan ...... L 2-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-5 Cincinnati ...... W 4-1

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1955 (2-11, 1-6 MAC) Ohio ...... L 1-9 1965 (6-19, 0-12 MAC) Morehead State ...... L 2-5 Morehead State ...... W 10-5 Morehead State ...... L 3-7 Concord ...... W 13-1 Marietta ...... L 1-4 Bowling Green ...... L 2-11 Xavier...... L 7-8 Kenyon College ...... L 6-7 Concord ...... W 6-3 Rio Grande ...... W 24-4 Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Xavier...... W 4-1 Western Michigan ...... L 1-10 Virginia Tech ...... L 8-32 Rio Grande ...... W 9-3 Bowling Green ...... W 1-0 Morris Harvey ...... L 4-15 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-4 Kent State ...... L 1-14 Kentucky ...... W 4-1 1973 (18-10) Toledo ...... W 5-3 Wake Forest ...... L 6-7 Kent State ...... L 3-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 4-3 WVSC ...... W 3-0 Toledo ...... L 5-6 Camp Lejeune ...... L 3-8 Northern Illinois...... L 8-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-1 WVSC ...... W 7-3 Western Reserve ...... L 0-4 Bowling Green ...... L 5-7 Western Michigan ...... L 0-17 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-0 Oakland ...... W 7-1 Western Reserve ...... L 3-5 Bowling Green ...... W 4-3 Western Michigan ...... L 2-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 11-5 Oakland ...... W 9-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-10 W.Va. Tech ...... L 4-9 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-1 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Glenville State ...... W 5-0 Bowling Green ...... L 3-11 Toledo ...... W 1-0 Ohio ...... L 1-12 Kent State ...... W 5-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-3 Bowling Green ...... L 3-15 Toledo ...... W 10-6 Ohio ...... L 1-18 Kent State ...... L 2-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-7 Xavier...... L 0-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-4 Morehead State ...... L 0-3 Xavier...... W 4-1 Concord ...... W 8-1 Xavier...... L 3-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-4 Morehead State ...... L 2-3 Western Michigan ...... L 1-6 Concord ...... W 7-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-3 Western Michigan ...... W 1-0 Cleveland State ...... L 0-2 1956 (7-10, 1-8 MAC) Western Michigan ...... W 3-0 Rio Grande ...... W 5-1 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Cleveland State ...... L 3-4 Morehead State ...... W 14-4 Rio Grande ...... W 19-2 Ohio ...... L 0-2 Cleveland State ...... L 1-6 Concord ...... W 7-4 1961 (8-12-1, 2-8 MAC) Bowling Green ...... L 2-12 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Ohio ...... W 6-2 Concord ...... W 7-6 Morris Harvey ...... W 5-0 Bowling Green ...... L 7-12 Ohio ...... L 5-6 Concord ...... W 18-7 Morris Harvey ...... L 0-6 Dayton ...... W 10-2 Morehead State ...... L 4-6 Marietta ...... W 3-0 Concord ...... L 0-2 Morehead State ...... W 8-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-5 Morehead State ...... L 0-9 Akron ...... L 5-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-4 Bowling Green ...... W 8-5 Toledo ...... L 4-11 1970 (14-12) Akron ...... W 6-0 Bowling Green ...... L 5-6 Bowling Green ...... L 3-15 Toledo ...... L 4-11 WVSC ...... W 3-1 Akron ...... W 5-1 Bowling Green ...... L 7-10 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Marietta ...... L 5-17 WVSC ...... W 16-0 Ohio ...... L 4-16 Ohio ...... L 0-6 Morehead State ...... T 9-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-3 Marietta ...... W 2-1 Dayton ...... W 4-0

History/Records Ohio ...... L 2-8 Xavier...... L 1-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 Toledo ...... W 6-5 Virginia Tech ...... L 5-8 Western Michigan ...... L 3-19 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-16 Morehead State ...... L 1-3 WVSC ...... W 6-0 Western Michigan ...... L 1-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-5 1966 (6-15, 1-7 MAC) Dayton ...... W 2-0 WVSC ...... W 11-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-3 WVSC ...... W 4-3 Marietta ...... L 4-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-5 Xavier...... W 3-2 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-10 Dayton ...... L 13-19 Rio Grande ...... W 9-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-10 Cincinnati ...... W 3-2 Kent State ...... L 5-12 Kent State ...... L 2-7 Rio Grande ...... L 6-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-5 Cincinnati ...... L 2-3 Kent State ...... W 1-0 Kent State ...... L 0-1 Western Michigan ...... W 7-4 Kent State ...... W 4-3 Southern Illinois ...... L 2-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 8-15 W.Va. Tech ...... L 2-12 Western Michigan ...... L 1-8 Kent State ...... L 1-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-5 Western Michigan ...... L 4-13 Ohio ...... L 2-18 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-1 * NCAA Carbondale, Ill. Tour. 1957 (6-16, 1-11 MAC) Western Michigan ...... L 3-12 Ohio ...... L 3-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 2-0 Bid Concord ...... W 5-2 Rio Grande ...... W 3-1 Morehead State ...... L 6-10 Kentucky ...... L 2-7 Concord ...... L 1-2 Rio Grande ...... W 6-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 2-0 Western Michigan ...... L 2-16 1974 (21-15) Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-9 Ohio ...... L 7-15 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-5 Western Michigan ...... L 1-5 Francis Marion ...... W 8-2 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-8 Ohio ...... L 7-15 Rio Grande ...... W 9-5 Western Michigan ...... L 0-7 Bap. Coll. Charleston ...W 11-4 W.Va. Tech ...... L 5-9 Rio Grande ...... L 2-8 Virginia Tech ...... W 6-2 Bap. Coll. Charleston ...W 18-4 Kent State ...... L 0-4 1962 (4-10, 0-8 MAC) Morris Harvey ...... W 8-2 Ohio ...... L 3-18 W.Va. Tech ...... W 4-3 Kent State ...... W 12-6 Morehead State ...... W 13-6 Toledo ...... L 3-5 Ohio ...... W 10-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-1 Dayton ...... L 1-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-5 Toledo ...... L 1-9 Ohio ...... L 1-8 WVSC ...... W 9-1 Western Michigan ...... L 4-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-8 Rio Grande ...... L 8-12 Morehead State ...... W 9-7 WVSC ...... W 3-2 Western Michigan ...... L 2-12 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-6 Morehead State ...... L 3-16 Xavier...... W 11-7 Morehead State ...... L 1-3 Morehead State ...... W 7-2 Rio Grande ...... L 10-22 Xavier...... W 10-5 Bowling Green ...... W 7-6 Morehead State ...... L 0-3 Morehead State ...... W 12-7 Kent State ...... L 11-12 Kent State ...... L 0-8 Bowling Green ...... W 5-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-5 Ohio ...... L 4-11 Kent State ...... L 4-5 Kent State ...... L 3-11 Bowling Green ...... L 1-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Ohio ...... L 2-12 Dayton ...... L 1-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-5 Dayton ...... W 7-5 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-4 Western Michigan ...... L 0-8 1967 (11-12, 4-5 MAC) 1971 (16-19) Dayton ...... L 1-3 Emory & Henry ...... W 13-10 Western Michigan ...... L 2-4 Guilford College ...... L 1-11 Malone ...... W 9-2 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-6 Virginia Tech ...... W 8-4 Rio Grande ...... W 9-4 Pembroke College ...... L 1-2 Malone ...... W 5-3 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-2 VMI ...... L 3-9 Ohio ...... L 3-12 Pembroke College ...... L 3-12 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-2 Toledo ...... L 3-8 Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Ohio ...... L 2-9 Wilmington College ...... L 3-4 Morris Harvey ...... L 2-8 Toledo ...... L 4-5 Bowling Green ...... L 0-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-5 Wilmington College ...... W 9-1 Morehead State ...... W 7-0 Ohio ...... W 5-3 Toledo ...... L 0-4 Concord ...... W 3-0 WVSC ...... L 2-3 Marietta ...... L 2-9 Toledo ...... L 1-8 Concord ...... W 7-0 WVSC ...... W 11-2 Akron ...... W 6-5 1963 (8-17, 2-10 MAC) Marietta ...... L 4-8 Marietta ...... L 0-2 Akron ...... W 6-5 1958 (8-10, 4-8 MAC) W.Va. Tech ...... L 8-16 Ohio ...... L 4-14 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-6 Akron ...... W 9-3 Ohio Wesleyan ...... L 3-4 W.Va. Tech ...... L 4-10 Ohio ...... L 5-10 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 5-3 WVSC ...... W 9-5 Kent State ...... L 3-5 Toledo ...... W 13-11 W.Va. Tech ...... W 6-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 WVSC ...... W 12-3 Kent State ...... W 2-1 Toledo ...... W 24-16 Xavier...... W 4-2 Morehead State ...... L 10-21 Ohio ...... L 3-14 Dayton ...... W 11-0 Rio Grande ...... W 8-2 Cincinnati ...... L 3-10 Kent State ...... W 3-2 Concord ...... W 3-0 Western Michigan ...... L 4-7 Rio Grande ...... L 10-14 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-1 WVSC ...... L 4-5 Concord ...... W 19-2 Western Michigan ...... L 3-6 Morehead State ...... L 5-16 Bowling Green ...... L 4-5 WVSC ...... W 12-3 Xavier...... L 2-4 Ohio ...... L 0-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-9 Bowling Green ...... L 6-22 Dayton ...... L 7-11 Cincinnati ...... L 2-8 Ohio ...... L 2-11 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 Morehead State ...... L 2-4 Dayton ...... W 7-4 Cincinnati ...... W 3-1 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-9 Toledo ...... W 11-5 Dayton ...... L 4-8 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-4 Xavier...... L 5-8 Kent State ...... L 1-9 Toledo ...... W 3-1 Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 Morehead State ...... L 3-8 Bowling Green ...... L 4-6 Kent State ...... L 4-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-2 Rio Grande ...... W 12-5 Morehead State ...... W 14-1 Bowling Green ...... W 3-1 WVSC ...... W 9-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-2 Ohio ...... L 3-14 Cleveland State ...... W 5-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 3-1 Western Michigan ...... L 1-16 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Ohio ...... L 4-5 Cleveland State ...... L 3-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-7 Western Michigan ...... L 4-11 Kent State ...... L 0-9 Ohio ...... L 1-5 Cleveland State ...... W 10-4 Toledo ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 9-10 Rio Grande ...... W 17-8 Toledo ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 2-11 1968 (18-7, 5-4 MAC) Rio Grande ...... W 23-2 1975 (24-10) Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-7 Ohio ...... L 1-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-0 Cleveland State ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-6 Ohio ...... L 5-27 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-0 Cleveland State ...... W 6-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 8-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 7-1 Morehead State ...... W 9-2 Cleveland State ...... W 4-1 Clemson ...... L 7-10 1959 (12-10, 4-6 MAC) Rio Grande ...... W 16-3 Xavier...... W 3-2 Cincinnati ...... L 4-13 Clemson ...... W 4-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 3-0 VMI ...... L 5-7 Xavier...... W 3-2 Clemson ...... L 0-13 Cornell...... W 3-1 WVSC ...... L 4-8 VMI ...... W 4-1 Virginia Tech ...... L 5-9 South Carolina ...... L 1-9 Camp Lejeune ...... L 5-7 Bowling Green ...... L 0-8 Hampden-Sydney ...... W 3-0 Bowling Green ...... L 8-13 Western Connecticut .W 13-3 Concord ...... W 4-2 Bowling Green ...... L 1-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 8-4 Toledo ...... L 1-2 Coastal Carolina ...... L 8-9 Concord ...... W 8-3 Concord ...... W 4-0 Toledo ...... W 2-0 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-1 Concord ...... W 16-6 1964 (8-15, 3-8 MAC) Concord ...... W 4-0 Bowling Green ...... L 14-15 Morris Harvey ...... W 13-1 Concord ...... L 4-5 Morris Harvey ...... W 9-2 Davidson ...... W 10-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-10 Dayton ...... W 5-2 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-1 Wofford ...... L 1-4 1972 (14-11) Miami (Ohio) ...... W 9-4 Ohio ...... L 5-11 Morris Harvey ...... L 3-4 Wofford ...... L 3-6 Biscayne ...... L 4-5 Louisville ...... L 1-4 Ohio ...... L 9-23 Morris Harvey ...... L 1-4 WVSC ...... W 12-4 Biscayne ...... W 2-0 Louisville ...... W 3-1 Xavier...... W 5-1 WVSC ...... W 4-3 Bowling Green ...... W 3-2 Florida Tech ...... W 12-2 WVSC ...... W 10-3 Dayton ...... L 0-1 WVSC ...... L 5-18 Bowling Green ...... L 2-12 Stetson ...... L 5-6 WVSC ...... W 22-10 Dayton ...... L 1-6 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-11 Kentucky ...... W 5-2 Jacksonville ...... L 3-8 West Virginia ...... W 13-7 Bowling Green ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-7 Toledo ...... W 6-5 WVSC ...... W 5-1 Dayton ...... W 5-1 Bowling Green ...... L 3-5 Kent State ...... L 3-12 Toledo ...... W 4-3 WVSC ...... W 8-4 Dayton ...... W 8-2 Camp Lejeune ...... W 6-3 Rio Grande ...... L 4-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-8 Kent State ...... L 4-7 Dayton ...... W 11-1 Toledo ...... W 5-0 Rio Grande ...... W 5-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-3 Morehead State ...... L 7-8 Dayton ...... W 6-5 Toledo ...... W 4-2 Rio Grande ...... W 7-1 Morris Harvey ...... W 10-2 Eastern Michigan...... W 8-5 Morehead State ...... W 4-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 3-2 Western Michigan ...... L 1-5 Kent State ...... W 4-2 Marietta ...... W 2-1 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-2 Western Michigan ...... L 0-8 Western Michigan ...... L 0-7 Cleveland State ...... W 7-6 Ohio State ...... L 5-7 Kent State ...... L 0-6 Morehead State ...... L 1-7 Western Michigan ...... L 2-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-9 Marietta ...... L 8-13 Kent State ...... W 5-4 Morehead State ...... L 0-15 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-3 Akron ...... W 12-5 Morehead State ...... L 4-5 1969 (14-12-1, 7-7 MAC) Ohio ...... L 6-12 WVSC ...... W 7-6 1960 (11-11, 4-4 MAC) Ohio ...... L 2-6 Glenville State ...... L 2-5 Ohio ...... L 1-3 WVSC ...... W 4-2 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-4 Ohio ...... L 1-7 Glenville State ...... W 8-2 WVSC ...... W 2-0 Ohio ...... l 5-7 W.Va. Tech ...... L 1-3 Bowling Green ...... L 2-4 Emory & Henry ...... L 5-7 WVSC ...... L 1-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 7-4 Xavier...... L 1-2 Bowling Green ...... W 8-7 Emory & Henry ...... W 12-5 Dayton ...... W 15-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 12-3 Xavier...... W 10-2 Toledo ...... W 6-3 East Tennessee ...... T 3-3 Dayton ...... W 6-1 Cleveland State ...... L 0-5 Dayton ...... W 5-1 Toledo ...... W 8-4 West Virginia ...... W 5-1 Dayton ...... W 11-10 Cleveland State ...... W 7-5 Dayton ...... W 6-3 Morehead State ...... L 5-9 Virginia Tech ...... W 3-2

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1976 (18-13) Morehead State ...... W 4-1 East Tennessee ...... W 8-2 Concord ...... W 13-2 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 Morehead State ...... W 2-1 Furman ...... L 0-6 East Tennessee ...... W 20-4 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-4 W.Va. Tech ...... L 0-1 Ohio ...... L 3-8 Furman ...... W 5-4 East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 East Tennessee ...... W 10-1 Morehead State ...... L 1-5 * Southern Conference Appalachian State ...... W 9-3 Kentucky ...... W 15-6 East Tennessee ...... W 9-7 History/Records Morehead State ...... L 5-9 Champions Appalachian State ...... L 2-5 Kentucky ...... L 3-6 East Tennessee ...... W 17-7 WVSC ...... W 3-1 Within one game of World The Citadel ...... W 5-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-5 Kentucky Christian ...... W 8-0 WVSC ...... W 10-1 Series The Citadel ...... W 6-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 20-5 Kentucky Christian ...... W 11-0 West Virginia ...... L 0-4 VMI ...... W 17-2 Ohio ...... L 2-10 @ Kentucky...... L 1-12 West Virginia ...... L 5-6 1979 (23-15-1, 10-6 SoCon) VMI ...... W 17-2 Ohio ...... L 4-16 @ VMI ...... L 3-4 Virginia Tech ...... L 4-12 @ Miami (Fla.) ...... L 5-7 Western Carolina ...... W 5-3 @ VMI ...... W 5-2 Ohio ...... W 5-3 @ Miami (Fla.) ...... L 3-8 East Tennessee ...... L 2-9 1985 (26-18-1, 10-8 SoCon) @ VMI ...... W 9-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-2 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 4-3 East Tennessee ...... L 3-5 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 3-10 Concord ...... W 7-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 4-2 * Southern Conference Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 3-4 Concord ...... W 10-3 Akron ...... W 2-0 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 5-8 Champions Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 10-12 WVSC ...... W 7-5 Akron ...... W 7-0 @ West Georgia ...... L 3-4 Wofford ...... L 5-9 Morehead State ...... W 10-8 Akron ...... W 13-5 @ Furman ...... L 0-3 1982 (17-21, 8-8 SoCon) Wingate ...... T 1-1 Rio Grande ...... L 7-11 WVSC ...... W 13-9 @ Furman ...... W 3-2 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 8-3 Fairmont State ...... W 19-1 Rio Grande ...... W 6-2 WVSC ...... W 16-4 @ The Citadel ...... W 4-3 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 1-2 Appalachian State ...... L 3-4 Ohio ...... W 11-9 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-6 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 6-7 Appalachian State ...... W 5-3 1988 (23-17, 7-9 SoCon) Morehead State ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-1 @ Clemson ...... L 1-5 Appalachian State ...... L 6-7 Davis & Elkins ...... W 11-4 Morehead State ...... W 8-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-2 @ Clemson ...... L 5-12 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-7 Davis & Elkins ...... W 11-4 Xavier...... L 1-4 Morris Harvey ...... W 6-3 @ Davidson ...... W 16-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-10 Kentucky Christian ...... W 4-1 Cincinnati ...... L 5-12 Morris Harvey ...... W 7-4 @ Davidson ...... W 10-0 VMI ...... W 10-5 Kentucky Christian ...... W 21-4 Cincinnati ...... L 6-11 @ WVSC ...... W 5-2 @ VMI ...... W 5-1 VMI ...... L 4-9 @ Fairmont State ...... W 7-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-4 @ WVSC ...... W 5-1 @ VMI ...... L 3-14 VMI ...... L 4-5 Appalachian State ...... W 11-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-11 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-1 @ Western Carolina ...... L 5-6 Morehead State ...... L 5-11 @ Furman ...... W 13-9 Virginia Tech ...... L 0-5 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-5 @ Western Carolina ...... L 0-3 West Virginia ...... W 4-1 @ Furman ...... W 8-6 Cleveland State ...... W 10-6 @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-3 @ UT-Chattanooga .....W 10-2 West Virginia ...... L 10-12 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 8-6 Cleveland State ...... W 3-1 @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-8 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 3-2 VMI ...... W 4-1 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 4-6 Cleveland State ...... W 2-1 @ Marietta ...... W 7-5 @ West Virginia ...... L 3-4 VMI ...... L 7-10 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 2-8 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 8-4 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 4-1 The Citadel ...... L 9-12 VMI ...... W 12-5 @ VMI ...... L 6-25 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 8-6 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 8-7 The Citadel ...... L 8-11 Concord ...... W 14-2 @ VMI ...... W 15-7 1977 (20-21, 8-8 SoCon) VMI ...... W 6-5 Morehead State ...... L 4-20 Concord ...... W 9-2 @ VMI ...... W 21-7 Columbus College ...... W 1-0 VMI ...... W 8-1 @ Ohio ...... L 4-9 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 WVSC ...... L 3-5 Columbus College ...... L 3-6 Xavier...... W 9-2 @ Ohio ...... W 6-2 Appalachian State ...... L 7-14 WVSC ...... W 7-6 Columbus College ...... L 2-3 Xavier...... W 6-5 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 6-4 Appalachian State ...... L 3-8 Kentucky ...... W 7-6 Auburn ...... L 5-17 Western Carolina ...... W 3-1 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 13-2 Appalachian State ...... W 6-4 @ East Tennessee ...... W 8-5 Clemson ...... L 2-5 Western Carolina ...... W 15-2 East Tennessee ...... L 1-5 Bluefi eld State ...... W 19-0 @ East Tennessee ...... L 10-11 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 3-2 @ Morehead State ...... L 3-10 East Tennessee ...... W 11-2 Bluefi eld State ...... W 19-5 @ East Tennessee ...... L 15-16 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 10-0 @ Morehead State ...... T 3-3 @ Morehead State ....W 16-10 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 3-2 W.Va. Tech ...... L 0-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-10 @ Xavier ...... L 6-12 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-0 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 10-3 W.Va. Tech ...... W 14-0 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-11 @ Xavier ...... W 16-2 East Tennessee ...... W 4-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-5 William & Mary...... L 0-5 @ Ohio ...... W 8-6 @ Cincinnati ...... W 16-3 East Tennessee ...... W 12-2 @ Appalachian State ...... L 5-6 William & Mary...... W 12-3 Davidson ...... W 6-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 8-11 East Tennessee ...... W 6-2 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-7 WVSC ...... W 8-4 Davidson ...... W 6-5 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 2-6 WVSC ...... W 7-6 West Virginia ...... L 8-9 Marietta ...... L 2-3 Cincinnati ...... L 6-20 Marietta ...... W 12-1 Concord ...... W 14-0 West Virginia ...... L 2-7 Morris Harvey ...... W 4-1 Cincinnati ...... W 6-5 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... L 4-6 Concord ...... W 8-1 VMI ...... W 9-8 Morris Harvey ...... W 12-7 Ohio ...... W 8-6 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 7-0 East Tennessee ...... L 2-7 VMI ...... L 2-8 Davidson ...... W 3-1 Appalachian State ...... L 8-11 East Tennessee ...... W 21-9 VMI ...... L 7-9 Morehead State Davidson ...... W 5-0 1980 (17-11, 10-3 SoCon) Appalachian State ...... L 4-9 East Tennessee ...... W 5-1 L 5-6 Virginia Tech ...... L 2-6 @ Columbus College ... L 5-11 Furman ...... W 3-0 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 12-2 W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-3 WVSC ...... W 12-8 @ Columbus College ... L 2-14 Furman ...... W 8-3 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 9-0 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-1 West Virginia ...... L 0-2 @ Kentucky...... W 6-3 Kentucky ...... L 1-4 Davidson ...... W 9-1 East Tennessee ...... L 4-7 West Virginia ...... W 4-2 @ Kentucky...... L 0-3 Kentucky ...... L 7-8 Western Carolina ...... W 5-2 East Tennessee ...... W 12-11 East Carolina ...... L 3-4 The Citadel ...... W 9-0 Western Carolina ...... L 6-12 East Tennessee ...... L 13-14 East Carolina ...... L 1-2 The Citadel ...... W 11-4 1983 (19-14, 7-7 SoCon) Western Carolina ...... L 12-13 @ Charleston (W.Va.) W 11-3 Appalachian State ...... L 3-8 Appalachian State ...... L 0-6 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 11-27 Bluefi eld State ...... W 11-4 Appalachian State ...... W 4-1 Appalachian State ...... W 9-7 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 10-5 1986 (15-18, 4-13 SoCon) Bluefi eld State ...... W 5-2 The Citadel ...... L 1-3 WVSC ...... W 15-2 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 11-1 Kentucky ...... W 6-1 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-8 The Citadel ...... W 5-1 WVSC ...... W 14-0 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... W 6-4 Appalachian State ...... L 4-15 Furman ...... W 12-4 @ Georgetown (Ky.) ...... L 4-6 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 4-8 Appalachian State ...... L 6-14 1989 (16-14, 8-5 SoCon) Furman ...... L 6-7 @ Georgetown (Ky.) ...W 12-0 @ Lincoln-Memorial ...W 21-4 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-3 Kentucky Wesleyan ...... W 13-6 Xavier...... W 7-5 @ Xavier ...... L 5-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-1 W.Va. Tech ...... W 9-6 @ The Citadel ...... W 12-7 Western Carolina ...... L 0-1 @ Xavier ...... W 15-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 14-4 @ VMI ...... L 3-9 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-3 Western Carolina ...... L 2-3 @ Cincinnati ...... L 1-4 WVSC ...... W 9-8 @ VMI ...... L 1-5 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-1 Cincinnati ...... L 3-4 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-4 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-5 @ VMI ...... L 15-18 Fairmont State ...... W 10-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-11 @ Western Carolina ...... L 3-4 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-6 Rio Grande ...... W 3-1 Fairmont State ...... L 4-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-1 @ Western Carolina .....W 4-1 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-5 Rio Grande ...... W 10-1 @ WVSC ...... L 4-14 Ohio ...... L 9-14 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-0 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-4 @ West Virginia ...... L 7-9 East Tennessee ...... W 9-8 VMI ...... W 2-1 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 8-4 Xavier...... L 6-18 @ West Virginia ...... W 7-1 East Tennessee ...... W 6-5 VMI ...... W 8-7 Morehead State ...... W 5-4 VMI ...... L 0-1 @ Fairmont State ...... W 16-15 @ VMI ...... W 11-5 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 @ Charleston (W.Va.)* ...... W VMI ...... L 3-6 VMI ...... L 3-6 @ VMI ...... L 3-8 Morehead State ...... W 10-2 14-7 Morehead State ...... W 12-11 VMI ...... W 13-12 @ Ohio ...... W 7-6 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-8 @ Charleston (W.Va.) .....L 4-5 East Tennessee ...... L 3-15 VMI ...... W 9-8 @ Wake Forest ...... L 8-11 @ Davidson ...... W 5-4 East Tennessee ...... W 3-2 Morehead State ...... L 7-14 @ Wake Forest ...... L 4-9 1978 (27-13, 11-1 SoCon) @ Davidson ...... W 8-1 @ Furman ...... W 3-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-9 @ Wake Forest ...... L 7-8 @ Columbus College ...W 3-2 @ VMI ...... W 9-0 @ Furman ...... W 10-7 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 10-9 W.Va. Tech ...... W 11-1 @ Columbus College ... L 6-11 @ VMI ...... W 7-1 @ Morehead State ...... L 7-17 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-5 W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-2 Maryland (in Ga.) ...... L 6-10 @ East Tennessee ...... L 0-6 Western Carolina ...... W 9-8 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-8 @ Eastern Kentucky .....W 4-2 @ Columbus College ...... L 3-5 Morris Harvey changed to Western Carolina ...... W 5-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 9-19 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-8 North Central (in Ga.) .W 5-2 Charleston Davidson ...... L 1-4 @ Charleston (W.Va.) .....L 1-2 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-6 @ West Georgia ...... W 3-0 Davidson ...... W 3-1 WVSC ...... W 17-2 @ Appalachian State ...... W 6-5 WVSC ...... W 3-2 1981 (22-17, 13-6 SoCon) Ohio ...... L 2-10 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-5 @ Appalachian State ...... L 6-11 WVSC ...... W 6-2 Clemson ...... L 2-3 Ohio ...... W 6-2 @ East Tennessee ...... L 3-10 @ Kentucky...... L 10-14 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 Columbus College ...... L 2-5 @ Charleston (W.Va.) W 12-1 @ East Tennessee ...... W 13-12 Furman ...... W 7-1 The Citadel ...... W 3-1 Columbus College ...... L 5-7 Cincinnati ...... W 6-3 East Tennessee ...... L 10-14 Furman ...... W 11-5 Furman ...... W 6-5 Columbus College ...... W 5-4 Cincinnati ...... L 8-11 East Tennessee ...... L 6-15 Furman ...... W 13-8 Furman ...... W 4-3 Columbus College ...... L 5-6 Kentucky ...... L 3-4 East Tennessee ...... W 11-7 Morehead State ...... W 17-10 @ Western Carolina .....W 6-3 UNC-Charlotte ...... W 7-3 Kentucky ...... W 2-1 @ Morehead State ...... W 12-8 East Tennessee ...... W 12-4 @ Western Carolina .....W 6-3 UNC-Charlotte ...... W 13-0 @ Bluefi eld State ...... W 16-1 Appalachian State ...... L 9-13 @ UT-Chattanooga .....W 10-9 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-0 1984 (11-16, 5-8 SoCon) @ Bluefi eld State ...... W 7-0 Western Carolina ...... L 2-4 @ UT-Chattanooga ...... W 5-2 UT-Chattanooga ...... W 6-0 Clemson ...... L 1-8 Marietta ...... L 11-12 Davidson ...... W 3-0 Clemson ...... L 3-7 1987 (16-14, 5-7 SoCon) 1990 (20-19, 10-7 SoCon) @ Virginia Tech ...... W 6-2 Davidson ...... W 9-1 Clemson ...... L 0-6 Fairmont State ...... L 1-2 WV Wesleyan ...... W 16-8 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 4-1 Cincinnati ...... W 4-3 Aubrun ...... L 0-12 Fairmont State ...... W 12-11 @ Rio Grande ...... W 7-3 Georgetown (Ky.) ...... W 9-2 Cincinnati ...... W 2-1 Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 1-9 @ Clemson ...... L 11-12 @ Rio Grande ...... W 9-3 Appalachian State ...... W 3-2 Morehead State ...... W 16-7 Appalachian State ...... W 9-5 @ Clemson ...... L 1-19 @ East Tennessee ...... L 2-4 Appalachian State ...... W 4-3 West Virginia ...... W 3-0 Appalachian State ...... L 1-9 @ Clemson ...... L 1-10 @ East Tennessee ...... W 1-0 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 10-0 West Virginia ...... W 7-0 Appalachian State ...... L 2-7 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 0-13 @ East Tennessee ...... W 14-8 @ W.Va. Tech ...... W 12-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-4 West Virginia ...... W 5-0 @ Columbus (Ga.) ...... L 8-12 @ Clemson ...... L 0-13 @ Morehead State ...... W 7-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-12 VMI ...... W 2-1 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-3 @ Clemson ...... L 3-7 @ Morehead State ...... L 1-6 Ohio ...... W 12-1 VMI ...... W 13-6 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-5 @ Clemson ...... L 2-16 @ VMI ...... W 17-2 Ohio ...... L 3-17 VMI ...... L 2-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 2-10 VMI ...... W 5-1 @ VMI ...... W 9-5 Morehead State ...... L 4-7 VMI ...... L 6-12 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... L 4-6 VMI ...... L 0-7 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-8 Kentucky ...... L 2-3 VMI ...... W 14-3 Charleston (W.Va.) ...... W 5-3 VMI ...... W 6-5 @ Ohio ...... L 1-3 Kentucky ...... L 0-4 Appalachian State ...... L 2-17 VMI ...... L 6-7 W.Va. Tech ...... W 5-1 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-8 Western Kentucky ...... W 1-0 Appalachian State ...... L 3-4 VMI ...... L 5-6 W.Va. Tech ...... W 15-4 @ Xavier ...... W 4-3 Western Kentucky ...... L 2-9 Appalachian State ...... L 4-6 VMI ...... L 9-17 @ Morehead State ...... W 35-6 @ Xavier ...... W 8-7 East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 Concord ...... W 3-1 @ Eastern Kentucky ...L 10-14 Brown ...... L 7-10

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@ Wake Forest ...... L 4-7 Appalachian State ...... L 7-8 @ VMI ...... L 4-6 @ East Tennessee ...... L 7-10 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-4 @ Wake Forest ...... L 3-5 @ Louisville ...... L 1-12 @ East Tennessee ...... W 7-6 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-9 Cleveland State ...... W 10-9 1993 (13-27, 9-14 SoCon) @ Pittsburgh ...... L 5-6 @ East Tennessee ...... W 7-5 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-7 Ohio ...... L 1-10 @ Virginia ...... L 2-4 Virginia Tech ...... L 5-9 @ Kentucky...... L 4-9 Akron ...... L 2-3 Cleveland State ...... L 5-14 @ Virginia ...... L 1-8 @ Western Carolina ...W 10-9 @ Furman ...... L 2-6 Akron ...... L 4-6 @ Western Carolina .....L 7-10 @ East Tennessee ...... W 4-1 @ Western Carolina ...... L 1-3 @ Furman ...... L 9-13 Akron ...... L 4-16 @ Western Carolina .....W 6-5 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-2 @ Western Carolina .....L 6-20 @ Furman ...... L 6-19 Akron ...... L 6-16 @ Western Carolina ...L 13-17 @ East Tennessee ...... L 11-14 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 6-12 @ West Virginia ...... L 2-6 Eastern Michigan...... L 1-8 Appalachian State ...... W 10-5 @ Furman ...... L 6-7 Kentucky ...... L 7-12 @ West Virginia ...... L 0-10 Eastern Michigan...... T 5-5 Appalachian State ...... W 6-5 @ Furman ...... L 1-4 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-11 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 4-3 Ohio ...... L 1-6 Appalachian State ...... W 12-11 @ Furman ...... W 7-5 Appalachian State ...... L 2-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 11-17 Ohio ...... L 5-10 @ Furman ...... W 8-4 @ Eastern Kentucky ...W 13-3 Appalachian State ...... L 5-9 @ Georgia Southern ..... L 5-12 Ohio ...... L 4-5 @ Furman ...... W 5-4 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 2-4 Appalachian State ...... W 5-3 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 5-6 Ohio ...... L 1-5 @ Furman ...... L 5-6 @ Georgia Souuthern .....L 2-4 James Madison ...... L 3-15 @ Georgia Southern ... L 3-12 @ Kent State ...... L 2-7 WVSC ...... W 6-5 @ West Virginia ...... L 4-8 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 5-6 @ Auburn ...... L 4-11 @ Kent State ...... L 4-9 Morehead State ...... L 7-8 @ West Virginia ...... L 4-8 The Citadel ...... L 1-7 @ Kent State ...... L 3-4 @ Ohio State ...... L 8-9 VMI ...... W 7-0 The Citadel ...... L 0-7 1998 (18-35, 9-21 MAC) @ Kent State ...... L 2-4 The Citadel ...... L 2-4 VMI ...... W 3-2 The Citadel ...... L 0-4 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 1-6 Bowling Green ...... L 2-9 The Citadel ...... L 4-18 VMI ...... W 12-5 @ Kentucky...... L 1-4 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 5-14 Bowling Green ...... L 4-16 Furman ...... W 5-2 Rio Grande ...... W 3-2 @ Ohio State ...... L 6-9 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 1-8 Bowling Green ...... L 1-13 Western Carolina ...... W 3-1 @ Western Carolina .....W 6-3 @ Davidson ...... L 9-10 @ South Carolina ...... L 3-4 The Citadel ...... L 2-9 @ Western Carolina .....L 3-15 @ Davidson ...... L 2-4 @ South Carolina ...... L 7-8 2000 (21-33-1, 7-20 MAC) Western Carolina ...... L 3-11 @ Western Carolina .....L 4-13 @ Davidson ...... W 10-7 @ South Carolina ...... L 5-8 @ Georgia ...... L 5-18 Ohio ...... W 4-3 Morehead State ...... L 6-10 Youngstown State ...... W 8-2 @ Georgia ...... L 5-7 1991 (16-26, 9-7 SoCon) @ Kentucky...... L 11-12 Ohio ...... L 3-13 @ WVSC ...... W 5-4 @ Charleston Southern L 1-15 History/Records Ohio State ...... L 5-9 @ Cincinnati ...... L 15-16 @ East Tennessee ...... L 6-7 @ VMI ...... L 10-17 @ Charleston Southern ..L 0-6 Ohio State ...... L 3-4 Appalachian State ...... W 3-2 @ East Tennessee ...... W 6-4 @ VMI ...... W 6-4 @ Charleston Southern ...... W W.Va. Wesleyan ...... W 4-1 Appalachian State ...... L 2-7 @ East Tennessee ...... W 10-9 @ VMI ...... W 7-2 14-5 @ VMI ...... W 11-1 Appalachian State ...... L 4-8 The Citadel ...... L 1-5 Drexel ...... L 6-7 N.C. A&T ...... W 8-2 @ VMI ...... W 10-2 @ Morehead State ...... L 5-11 Davidson ...... W 8-5 Drexel ...... W 18-5 N.C. A&T ...... W 7-4 @ VMI ...... W 16-0 @ Morehead State ...... L 6-11 Western Carolina ...... L 3-10 Drexel ...... L 7-12 N.C. A&T ...... W 14-2 @ Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 Western Kentucky ...... L 2-8 @ Kentucky...... W 13-9 Rio Grande ...... W 13-3 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 10-5 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 3-9 1996 (7-25-1, 4-17 SoCon) Cleveland State ...... W 7-4 vs. Ohio State* ...... L 7-10 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 2-1 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 @ Florida State ...... L 1-16 @ Morehead State ...... L 11-12 vs. Winthrop* ...... L 2-5 WVSC ...... L 4-5 The Citadel ...... W 3-2 @ Florida State ...... L 0-34 Central Michigan ...... L 3-16 vs. Fairﬁ eld* ...... L 1-4 WVSC ...... L 0-4 The Citadel ...... W 8-7 @ Louisville ...... L 6-7 Central Michigan ...... L 8-12 vs. Fairﬁ eld* ...... W 8-1 Rio Grande ...... L 1-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 5-7 Ohio ...... L 10-12 Western Michigan ...... W 9-8 WVSC ...... W 6-5 Rio Grande ...... L 5-7 @ Davidson ...... L 0-9 @ Western Kentucky ..W 12-4 Western Michigan ...... W 8-5 WVSC ...... L 3-5 Fairmont State ...... W 4-2 @ Davidson ...... L 5-6 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 5-9 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 5-13 @ Liberty ...... W 5-1 Fairmont State ...... W 12-1 @ Davidson ...... L 6-17 @ Western Kentucky ....L 6-22 Morehead State ...... L 4-11 @ Liberty ...... L 5-6 Kentucky ...... L 3-13 Western Carolina ...... L 6-7 @ UNC-Charlotte ...... L 2-11 Virginia Tech ...... W 9-5 @ Liberty ...... L 5-6 Western Carolina ...... L 3-7 Appalachian State ...... W 4-2 @ Winthrop ...... T 9-9 @ Ball State ...... L 2-11 Youngstown State ...... W 7-6 Western Carolina ...... L 0-17 Davidson ...... L 1-10 @ VMI ...... L 3-5 @ Ball State ...... L 4-15 Youngstown State ...... W 15-7 @ Ohio State ...... L 3-12 @ VMI ...... L 4-6 @ Northern Illinois .....W 13-2 Morehead State ...... T 4-4 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-7 1994 (23-20, 10-8 SoCon) @ VMI ...... L 8-9 @ Northern Illinois ...... L 3-6 Western Michigan ...... W 1-0 @ Appalachian State ...... W 5-4 Virginia ...... L 4-5 Western Carolina ...... L 6-10 West Virginia ...... L 11-12 Western Michigan ...... L 1-6 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 4-12 Virginia ...... L 0-2 Western Carolina ...... L 3-4 Toledo ...... L 1-12 Central Michigan ...... L 5-11 @ Kentucky...... L 4-10 East Tennessee ...... W 3-0 Western Carolina ...... L 1-7 Toledo ...... L 2-6 Central Michigan ...... L 9-12 Morehead State ...... L 6-7 East Tennessee ...... W 3-2 @ Appalachian State ...... L 6-11 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-8 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 4-6 Furman ...... L 1-4 @ Furman ...... L 1-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 7-9 @ UNC-Asheville ...... W 5-3 Furman ...... L 0-1 @ Furman ...... L 4-10 @ Appalachian State ...... L 0-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 4-6 @ Ball State ...... L 9-11 Furman ...... W 7-3 @ Furman ...... L 4-11 Louisville ...... L 6-11 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 13-10 @ Ball State ...... L 14-17 Liberty ...... L 2-7 Georgia Southern...... W 5-1 Kentucky ...... L 1-15 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 19-9 @ Northern Illinois ...... L 2-6 @ West Virginia ...... L 3-13 Georgia Southern...... W 1-0 @ The Citadel ...... L 3-4 @ Akron ...... W 10-6 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-4 @ West Virginia ...... W 6-3 Pittsburgh ...... L 4-14 @ The Citadel ...... L 5-15 @ Akron ...... W 5-4 @ Bowling Green ...... L 4-8 Ohio ...... L 5-15 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 4-5 @ The Citadel ...... L 1-6 @ Akron ...... L 5-19 @ Bowling Green ...... L 1-7 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-4 Virginia Tech ...... W 7-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 7-6 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 4-9 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-16 @ The Citadel ...... L 0-8 @ Western Kentucky ....W 8-1 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 4-3 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 5-11 Ohio ...... L 2-9 @ the Citadel ...... L 4-5 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 4-5 @ Ohio ...... L 3-8 @ Ohio ...... L 9-10 Ohio ...... L 5-7 @ Coastal Carolina ...... L 6-7 @ Western kentucky ....W 9-6 @ Ohio ...... L 4-21 @ Ohio ...... L 6-8 @ Ohio ...... L 0-5 Morehead State ...... L 3-6 @ Kentucky...... L 5-9 Davidson ...... W 5-4 @ Ohio ...... W 11-8 @ Ohio ...... L 4-5 East Tennessee ...... W 4-0 @ Eastern Kentucky ...W 11-4 Davidson ...... W 4-3 @ Ohio ...... W 7-2 VMI ...... L 3-4 East Tennessee ...... W 6-3 @ VMI ...... W 9-1 Davidson ...... W 8-7 Kent State ...... W 5-3 VMI ...... W 13-12 East Tennessee ...... W 8-2 @ VMI ...... L 1-7 West Virginia ...... L 4-12 Kent State ...... L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-7 @ Morehead State ...... L 8-10 @ Kentucky...... W 8-6 @ Kentucky...... L 5-26 Kent State ...... L 3-5 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-10 East Tennessee ...... L 4-14 @ Ohio ...... L 2-3 Morehead State ...... L 1-7 @ Cincinnati ...... L 18-22 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 0-8 Furman ...... L 4-10 @ Cincinnati ...... W 11-7 Morehead State ...... L 0-7 @ Bowling Green ...... L 0-7 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 7-3 Western Carolina ...... L 4-7 East Tennessee ...... W 6-3 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-4 @ Morehead State ....W 18-17 1992 (15-26, 5-13 SoCon) Western Carolina ...... L 4-5 East Tennessee ...... L 2-4 @ Bowling Green ...... L 1-2 Dayton ...... W 9-7 @ Virginia ...... L 5-7 Western Carolina ...... L 5-8 East Tennessee ...... L 8-9 @ Bowling Green ...... L 0-3 Dayton ...... L 7-8 @ Western Kentucky ..W 10-7 @ Morehead State ...... W 5-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 4-10 @ Akron ...... W 5-4 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 2-8 @ Louisville ...... W 8-6 @ Ohio State ...... L 3-17 1999 (12-43-1, 4-26-1 @ Akron ...... W 10-2 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 4-5 @ Appalachian State ...... W 8-2 @ Furman ...... L 1-9 MAC) @ Akron ...... W 6-1 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 6-0 @ Appalachian State ....W 10-0 @ Furman ...... L 2-3 @ Campbell ...... L 8-17 @ Akron ...... L 6-14 Alderson Broaddus ...... W 5-3 @ Appalachian State ...... L 1-13 @ Furman ...... L 6-9 @ Campbell ...... L 7-22 Kent State ...... L 4-9 Davis & Elkins ...... W 6-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 6-5 @ Auburn ...... L 4-11 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 4-1 Kent State ...... L 9-10 @ WVSC ...... L 5-6 @ The Citadel ...... W 10-4 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 4-7 Kent State ...... L 4-6 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 1-6 @ The Citadel ...... W 4-1 1997 (7-39, 4-20 SoCon) @ Western Kentucky ...... L 5-9 Kent State ...... W 8-7 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 3-4 @ The Citadel ...... W 9-4 @ Alabama ...... L 2-8 Cincinnati ...... W 5-4 *Winthrop Stateline Classic @ Georgia Southern ...... L 0-4 Louisville ...... W 12-11 @ Alabama ...... L 4-17 @ Western Kentucky ...... L 2-6 @ Western Carolina ...... L 4-6 @ Morehead State ...... L 5-6 @ Alabama ...... L 0-16 @ Charleston SouthernW 7-3 2001 (24-29, 11-17 MAC) @ Western Carolina ...... L 1-3 Duquesne ...... L 5-6 @ Florida State ...... L 1-22 @ Charleston Southern ..L 2-4 @ Coastal Carolina ...... L 3-8 @ Western Carolina .....L 1-29 Davidson ...... W 7-3 @ Florida State ...... L 4-15 @ Charleston Southern ..L 1-6 @ Coastal Carolina ...... W 8-7 @ Rio Grande ...... W 5-1 Davidson ...... L 2-3 @ Florida State ...... L 2-14 @ Coll. of Charleston ...L 6-19 @ Coastal Carolina ...... W 5-2 @ Rio Grande ...... W 10-1 Davidson ...... W 8-3 Ohio ...... W 4-3 @ Eastern Kentucky ...... L 4-7 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 10-1 Appalachian State ...... W 2-0 Appalachian State ...... W 7-3 Ohio ...... L 1-2 WVSC ...... L 4-5 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 4-7 Appalachian State ...... W 2-1 VMI ...... L 4-6 @ Cincinnati ...... L 3-13 @ Virginia Tech ...... W 5-3 @ N.C. A&T ...... L 1-4 Cincinnati ...... W 8-5 Western Carolina ...... L 2-8 @ Western Carolina .....L 4-15 Virginia Tech ...... L 1-13 @ N.C. A&T ...... W 7-5 @ Morehead State ...... W 11-3 @ Western Carolina .....L 2-10 Morehead State ...... L 2-3 @ Gardner Webb ...... L 0-1 @ Morehead State ...... L 3-4 1995 (12-38, 9-15 SoCon) @ Western Carolina .....W 4-3 @ Wofford ...... L 3-12 @ Gardner Webb ...... L 5-6 Minnesota...... W 3-1 @ Virginia ...... L 0-5 @ Western Carolina ...L 10-20 Youngstown State ...... L 6-10 @ Gardner Webb ...... W 20-5 @ Furman ...... L 2-3 @ Virginia ...... L 3-8 @ North Carolina ...... L 7-18 @ Wofford ...... W 6-3 @ Morehead State ...... W 7-3 @ Furman ...... W 3-0 @ James Madison ...... W 9-6 @ VCU ...... W 6-5 @ Wofford ...... W 9-8 @ Morehead State ...... W 19-2 @ Furman ...... L 3-12 Furman ...... W 7-2 @ Appalachian State ...... L 4-12 @ Morehead State ...... L 12-21 Youngstown State ...... W 11-8 @ Liberty ...... L 9-14 Furman ...... W 7-6 @ Appalachian State ...... W 7-6 @ Duquesne ...... L 1-16 @ Oklahoma State ...... L 2-12 The Citadel ...... L 0-6 Furman ...... W 7-5 @ Appalachian State ....L 10-11 @ Central Michigan ...... L 2-6 @ Oklahoma State ...... L 2-11 The Citadel ...... L 0-3 @ Vanderbilt...... L 4-7 The Citadel ...... L 11-18 @ Central Michigan ...... W 7-2 @ Murray State ...... L 2-12 @ Ohio ...... L 6-9 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 0-7 The Citadel ...... L 3-10 @ Western Michigan ...... L 3-4 Buffalo ...... L 14-15 @ Ohio ...... L 6-7 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 4-9 The Citadel ...... L 9-13 @ Western Michigan ...... L 0-5 Buffalo ...... W 10-2 @ Ohio State ...... L 5-22 @ Georgia Southern ..... L 3-15 Cincinnati ...... L 10-11 Cincinnati ...... W 13-11 Buffalo ...... W 22-8 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-6 WVSC ...... W 2-1 @ Ohio State ...... L 5-15 @ VMI ...... L 10-12 Buffalo ...... W 13-10 @ East Tennessee ...... L 2-9 @ Ohio ...... L 5-7 @ Ohio State ...... L 2-10 @ VMI ...... W 5-4 @ WVSC ...... W 5-0 @ East Tennessee ...... L 1-4 @ Ohio ...... L 1-8 @ Davidson ...... L 8-9 Ball State...... L 1-4 @ WVSC ...... W 11-4 @ East Tennessee ...... L 5-7 Western Kentucky ...... L 4-7 @ Davidson ...... L 5-8 Ball State...... L 1-2 @ Wright State ...... L 6-11 Shawnee State ...... W 7-2 @ West Virginia ...... L 2-4 @ Davidson ...... L 4-5 Northern Illinois...... W 12-6 @ Wright State ...... L 2-6 Louisville ...... L 6-10 @ West Virginia ...... L 2-3 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 10-14 Northern Illinois...... W 5-3 @ Wright State ...... W 8-7 VMI ...... W 5-1 @ Duquesne ...... L 1-6 @ Ohio ...... L 5-6 @ Toledo ...... L 0-3 @ Toledo ...... L 9-10 VMI ...... W 6-4 @ VMI ...... W 7-3 @ Ohio ...... L 2-14 @ Toledo ...... L 0-1 @ Toledo ...... L 6-10 Georgia Southern...... L 3-4 @ VMI ...... L 6-7 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 7-13 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 8-6 @ Akron ...... W 5-2

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@ Akron ...... W 8-0 Ohio ...... L 2-16 Eastern Michigan...... L, 7-12 Tulane* ...... L 8-7 @ Memphis ...... W, 6-4 @ Rio Grande ...... W 17-5 Ohio ...... W 4-3 at Eastern Kentucky .... L, 10-11 Tulane* ...... L 4-1 @ Memphis ...... L, 7-6

Bowling Green ...... W 12-10 @ Ohio ...... L 3-5 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 3-14 Tulane* ...... L 9-0 @ Memphis ...... W, 8-7 History/Records Bowling Green ...... W 12-7 @ Buffalo ...... W 4-0 at Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 10-9 @ Rice* ...... L 13-1 Xavier...... L, 13-6 Bowling Green ...... L 7-15 @ Buffalo ...... W 5-2 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 3-4 @ Rice* ...... L 5-3 @ Eastern Kentucky .....L, 10-7 Bowling Green ...... L 6-15 @ Buffalo ...... L 4-8 Kent State ...... W, 8-5 @ Rice* ...... L 12-6 East Carolina ...... L, 7-6 @ EKU ...... L 5-9 @ Buffalo ...... L 2-3 Kent State ...... W, 8-6 @ Louisville ...... L 17-1 East Carolina ...... L, 5-1 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 1-4 @ Morehead State ...... L 8-12 Kent State ...... L, 6-20 @ Cinicinnati ...... L 12-1 East Carolina ...... W, 6-2 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 15-0 Kent State ...... L 5-23 Morehead State ...... L, 6-14 East Carolina* ...... L 7-4 @ Kentucky...... L, 2-0 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-9 Kent State ...... W 5-2 at Ohio ...... L, 3-12 East Carolina* ...... L 13-3 @ Ohio State ...... W, 14-3 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-18 Kent State ...... L 2-21 at Ohio ...... W, 9-6 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 14-3 @ Southern Miss ...... L, 4-2 Morehead State ...... W 17-8 Kent State ...... L 9-17 at Ohio ...... L, 4-7 @ Memphis* ...... L 5-3 @ Southern Miss ...... W, 7-6 Kent State ...... L 9-10 @ Eastern Kentucky ...L 10-13 Eastern Kentucky ...... W, 5-4 @ Memphis* ...... W 21-7 @ Southern Miss ...... L, 8-7 Kent State ...... W 10-9 @ Bowling Green ...... W 5-0 at Virginia Tech...... L, 4-5 @ Memphis* ...... W 11-0 @ Kent State ...... L, 13-2 Kent State ...... L 5-8 @ Bowling Green ...... L 5-10 at Virginia Tech...... W, 12-4 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 8-4 UAB ...... L, 6-4 Kent State ...... L 6-17 @ Bowling Green ...... W 3-2 at Kentucky ...... L, 1-3 @ Ohio ...... L 7-6 UAB ...... W, 6-4 @ Ohio ...... L 1-4 @ Bowling Green ...... W 12-5 at Central Michigan ...... L, 2-15 Houston* ...... W 12-11 UAB ...... L, 13-6 @ Ohio ...... L 10-14 Rio Grande ...... W 7-4 at Central Michigan ...... L, 1-8 Houston* ...... L 8-2 Eastern Kentucky ...... W, 5-1 @ Ohio ...... L 18-20 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... W 10-4 at Central Michigan ...... L, 4-12 Houston* ...... W 10-4 @ Rice ...... L, 7-5 @ Ohio ...... L 7-22 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 2-3 West Virginia State ...... L, 9-16 @ Southern Miss* ...... L 8-4 @ Rice ...... L, 10-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... L 3-9 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 6-7 Akron ...... L, 0-10 @ Southern Miss* ...... L 18-3 @ Rice ...... W, 11-7 @ Eastern Michigan .....W 12-8 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 5-8 Akron ...... W, 2-1 @ Southern Miss* ...... L 9-2 Houston ...... L, 7-0 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 0-6 Akron ...... L 6-11 Akron ...... L, 8-9 UAB* ...... L 10-4 Houston ...... L, 12-4 @ Eastern Michigan ...... W 7-3 Akron ...... W 4-1 Dayton ...... W, 16-6 UAB* ...... L 14-5 Houston ...... L, 9-7 (10) @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 4-5 Akron ...... W 7-2 at Morehead State ...... L, 9-10 UAB* ...... L 12-1 @ Youngstown St...W, 8-6 (10) @ Youngstown State ...W 10-6 Ball State...... L, 4-17 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 8-5 @ Youngstown St...... L, 8-5 2002 (17-35, 7-20 MAC) @ Youngstown State ...... L 3-6 Ball State...... L, 0-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 4-3 @ UCF ...... W, 10-8 @ Winthrop ...... L 3-11 *Coll. of Charleston Tourn. Ball State...... W, 7-3 @ UCF* ...... L 8-6 @ UCF ...... W, 18-8 @ Winthrop ...... L 0-12 & UAB Tournament at Buffalo ...... L, 4-7 @ UCF* ...... L 8-7 @ UCF ...... L, 8-7 (11) @ Auburn ...... L 5-11 at Buffalo ...... L, 2-6 @ UCF* ...... W 6-3 @ Radford ...... W, 8-7 @ Auburn ...... L 4-21 2004 (27-27, 10-13 MAC) at Buffalo ...... L, 0-1 @ Radford ...... W, 5-3 @ Auburn ...... L 6-15 @ Belmont ...... L 1-3 2008 (30-30-1, 10-13-1 Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 8-7 (10) @ Charleston Southern* ....W @ Belmont ...... L 8-9 2006 (22-32, 6-18 C-USA) C-USA) Tulane ...... W, 9-2 16-7 @ Belmont ...... L 3-4 @ Belmont ...... L 7-3 @ Western Carolina ...W, 14-9 Tulane ...... L, 11-2 vs. Hofstra* ...... W 11-7 @ Coll. of Charleston* .L 4-14 @ Belmont ...... W 7-5 @ Western Carolina .....L, 11-5 Tulane ...... L, 5-3 vs. Maryland* ...... L 3-10 vs. George Mason* ...... L 4-11 @ Georgia Southern ...... L 8-1 @ Western Carolina .....L, 12-8 vs. Rice ...... L, 13-0 Wright State ...... W 4-2 @ Charleston Southern* ....W @ Georgia Southern ...... L 4-0 vs. George Mason ...... W, 6-0 vs. Houston ...... L, 4-1 WVSC ...... W 10-6 8-6 @ Georgia Southern ..... L 11-8 @ Coastal Carolina...... L, 2-4 WVSC ...... W 15-14 @ UAB ...... L 1-7 Buffalo ...... L 8-7 vs. West Virginia ...... L, 5-3 Concord ...... W 12-8 @ UAB ...... L 3-4 Buffalo ...... W 10-9 vs. Western Carolina ...... L, 9-7 Youngstown State ...... W 11-4 @ UAB ...... W 13-5 Buffalo ...... W 20-3 @ Cincinnati ...... L, 10-5 Youngstown State ...... L 7-10 WVSC ...... W 10-3 Buffalo ...... W 13-7 Valparaiso ...... W, 9-4 @ UNC-Asheville ...... L 2-7 Concord ...... W 5-3 @ Kentucky...... L 8-7 Valparaiso ...... W, 12-6 @ Morehead State ...... L 23-24 Niagara ...... W 6-4 Niagra ...... L 12-8 Valparaiso ...... W, 12-10 Toledo ...... L 5-15 Niagara ...... W 12-5 Niagra ...... W 13-2 @ VMI ...... W, 4-3 Toledo ...... W 8-5 Niagara ...... W 8-7 Cleveland State ...... L 2-8 @ VMI ...... W, 5-1 @ Eastern Kentucky ..... L 6-14 @ Liberty ...... W 8-5 Cleveland State ...... W 16-7 @ VMI ...... W, 7-2 @ Buffalo ...... L 2-7 @ Liberty ...... L 5-8 Cleveland State ...... W 20-9 Kent State ...... L, 12-11 @ Buffalo ...... W 4-0 @ Liberty ...... L 5-14 Cleveland State ...... W 6-1 Kent State ...... L, 2-1 @ Buffalo ...... W 7-6 @ East Carolina ...... L 2-8 @ Virginia ...... L 12-0 Rice* ...... L, 6-1 Dayton ...... L 8-17 Cleveland State ...... W 8-3 @ Houston* ...... L 7-0 Rice* ...... L, 13-9 Findlay ...... L 3-9 Cleveland State ...... L 1-2 @ Houston* ...... L 4-1 Rice* ...... L, 7-1 @ Kentucky...... L 4-14 Cleveland State ...... W 8-2 @ Houston* ...... L 15-1 @ NC State ...... L, 9-5 Rio Grande ...... W 18-5 @ Kentucky...... W 6-2 James Madison ...... W 8-6 @ NC State ...... W, 3-0 Akron ...... W 8-4 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 7-8 James Madison ...... W 9-8 Memphis* ...... W, 6-5 Akron ...... L 3-12 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 2-3 UCF* ...... L 18-1 Memphis* ...... W, 3-2 Morehead State ...... L 1-19 @ Eastern Michigan ...... L 3-7 UCF* ...... L 7-5 Memphis* ...... W, 11-1 Morehead State ...... W 7-6 @ Louisville ...... L 5-17 UCF* ...... W 6-5 @ Dayton ...... W, 12-4 @ Bowling Green ...... L 10-19 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 3-11 @ Ohio ...... W 8-6 @ Morehead State ...... L, 6-3 @ Bowling Green ...... L 8-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 7-8 Memphis* ...... L 7-4 @ Tulane*...... L, 6-5 @ Bowling Green ...... L 4-6 Morehead State ...... W 5-1 Memphis* ...... L 14-4 @ Tulane*...... W, 7-4 @ Bowling Green ...... L 3-6 Morehead State ...... L 5-6 Memphis* ...... L 9-8 @ Tulane*...... T, 5-5 @ Dayton ...... L 4-14 @ Kent State ...... L 1-11 @ Morehead State .....W 15-3 @ Morehead State ...... L, 13-9 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 8-16 @ Kent State ...... W 4-3 @ UAB* ...... W 22-8 @ Louisville ...... L, 12-8 Miami (Ohio) ...... L 10-13 @ Kent State ...... L 4-5 @ UAB* ...... W 9-2 @ East Carolina* ...... L 7-4 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 11-5 Ohio ...... W 4-3 @ UAB* ...... W 10-3 @ East Carolina* ...... L, 4-3 Miami (Ohio) ...... W 6-5 Ohio ...... W 13-9 @ Virginia Tech ...... L 9-4 @ East Carolina* ...... L, 5-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 20-10 Ohio ...... L 2-7 @ East Carolina* ...... L 10-9 @ East Kentucky ...... W, 9-3 @ Kent State ...... L 0-13 NYIT ...... W 9-7 @ East Carolina* ...... L 10-9 @ East Kentucky ...... W, 4-2 @ Kent State ...... W 7-4 NYIT ...... W 7-1 @ East Carolina* ...... W 5-3 UCF* ...... W, 12-10 @ Kent State ...... L 4-7 NYIT ...... W 10-3 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 6-3 UCF* ...... W, 9-6 @ Kent State ...... L 11-13 @ Morehead State ....W 14-10 Southern Miss* ...... W 6-3 UCF* ...... W, 12-9 Ohio ...... L 5-12 @ Morehead State ...... L 0-6 Southern Miss* ...... L 19-4 @ Kent State ...... L, 4-1 @ Ohio ...... L 1-11 Central Michigan ...... L 4-7 Southern Miss* ...... L 5-0 @ Ohio ...... W, 10-3 @ Ohio ...... L 4-8 Central Michigan ...... L 3-12 @ Eastern Kentucky .W 14-12 @ Kentucky...... L, 9-6 Ohio ...... L 6-18 Central Michigan ...... L 1-9 @ Tulane*...... L 3-0 Southern Miss* ...... W, 16-10 Eastern Michigan...... L 7-13 @ Akron ...... W 8-3 @ Tulane*...... L 9-8 Southern Miss* ...... L, 12-8 Eastern Michigan...... L 9-11 @ Akron ...... W 13-4 @ Tulane*...... L 2-1 Southern Miss* ...... L, 5-0 Eastern Michigan...... L 12-17 @ Akron ...... L 1-13 @ Miami (Ohio) ...... L 9-8 @ Ohio State ...... L, 8-1 Eastern Michigan...... L 6-10 Eastern Kentucky ...... W 11-0 Morehead State ...... W 13-3 Delaware State...... W, 6-1 @ Ball State ...... W 6-2 NYIT ...... W 18-5 Delaware State...... W, 5-1 2003 (22-31-1, 11-16 MAC) @ Ball State ...... L 3-4 NYIT ...... L 5-1 @ Houston* ...... L, 6-2 @ Mercer ...... L 4-6 @ Ball State ...... W 8-2 NYIT ...... L 2-1 @ Houston* ...... L, 7-3 @ Mercer ...... W 11-7 Buffalo ...... W 8-4 Rice* ...... L 26-6 @ Houston* ...... L, 10-5 @ Mercer ...... W 6-5 Buffalo ...... W 9-2 Rice* ...... L 14-10 vs. Tulane ...... W, 10-5 @ Coll. of Charleston* ....L 2-6 Buffalo ...... W 5-1 Rice* ...... L 12-0 vs. Southern Miss ...... L, 5-3 @ Charleston Southern* L 7-8 *Coll. of Charleston Tourne- @ Houston (C-USA Champ.)L 9-1 vs. Tulane ...... W, 8-7 vs. Kentucky& ...... L 6-9 ment Tulane (C-USA Champ.) ...... L 12-1 vs. Southern Miss ...... W, 6-3 @ Ala-Birmingham& ...... L 1-12 vs. Southern Miss ...... W, 5-3 vs. Eastern Illinois& ...... W 6-5 2005 (16-34, 8-16 MAC) 2007 (21-32, 5-18 C-USA) vs. Houston ...... L, 3-2 @ N.C. State ...... L 4-9 at Mercer ...... L, 2-3 @ Charleston Southern ..L 6-2 @ N.C. State ...... L 10-18 at Mercer ...... L, 0-2 @ Charleston SouthernW 11-9 2009 (22-32, 9-15 C-USA) @ N.C. State ...... L 1-9 at Mercer ...... L, 0-8 @ Charleston SouthernW 2-1 vs. Akron ...... W, 9-3 @ WVSC ...... L 8-12 at Southern Miss...... L, 2-11 @ West Virginia Tech ...... L 2-0 vs. Old Dominion ...... W, 3-2 @ WVSC ...... T 2-2 at Southern Miss...... L, 4-5 Buffalo ...... W 9-8 vs. Old Dominion ...... L, 9-5 @ Wright State ...... W 7-3 at Southern Miss...... L, 4-17 Buffalo ...... W 1-0 @ Wake Forest ...... L, 7-6 (10) @ Wright State ...... W 8-3 at Jacksonville State ...... W, 2-1 Buffalo ...... W 1-0 vs. Tennessee Tech ...... L, 1-0 @ Wright State ...... L 0-10 at Jacksonville State ...... L, 4-5 Buffalo ...... W 9-3 vs. Radford ...... W, 14-2 @ Kentucky ...... L 1-14 at Jacksonville State ...... W, 7-3 @ Morehead State ...... L 7-2 Morehead State .....W, 6-4 (16) Concord ...... W 7-1 at Liberty ...... L, 8-9 Campbell ...... W 9-8 @ South Florida ...... L, 13-1 Drexel ...... W 12-3 at Liberty ...... L, 3-4 Campbell ...... W 6-5 @ South Florida ...... L, 15-4 Drexel ...... W 10-4 at Liberty ...... L, 3-5 Campbell ...... W 8-4 @ South Florida ...... W, 9-6 Drexel ...... L 11-14 at Dayton ...... L, 1-8 Youngstown State ...... L 5-3 Kent State ...... L, 15-10 Western Michigan ...... L 4-9 St. Bonaventure ...... W, 4-1 Youngstown State ...... W 4 -3 @ Morehead State ...... L, 16-5 Western Michigan ...... L 5-12 St. Bonaventure ...... W, 11-3 Canisius ...... W 12-3 Youngstown State ...... W, 4-0 Western Michigan ...... L 3-6 St. Bonaventure ...... L, 6-7 Canisius ...... W 8-7 Youngstown State ...... W, 15-2 Western Michigan ...... W 19-2 at Duke ...... W, 8-3 Canisius ...... W 6-5 Youngstown State ...... L, 2-1 Morehead State ...... W 6-5 Eastern Michigan...... W, 7-5 @ James Madison ...... L 12-4 @ Virginia ...... L, 5-4 @ Ohio ...... L 1-11 Eastern Michigan...... W, 14-8 @ James Madison ...... W 10-5 West Virginia State ...... W, 6-4

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Year-By-Year Coaches

Year Record Coach 1931 ...... *11-1-1 ...... Johnny Stuart 1967 ...... 11-12 ...... Jack Cook 1896 ...... 2-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1932 ...... 8-6 ...... Johnny Stuart 1968 ...... 18-7 ...... Jack Cook 1898 ...... 2-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1933 ...... ^9-2 ...... Roy Hawley 1969 ...... 14-12-1...... Jack Cook 1899 ...... 1-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1934 ...... ^13-2 ...... Roy Hawley 1970 ...... 14-12 ...... Jack Cook 1900 ...... 12-0 ...... No Paid Coach 1935 ...... ^8-1 ...... Roy Hawley 1971 ...... 16-19 ...... Jack Cook 1901 ...... 9-0 ...... M.M. Scott 1936 ...... 3-9 ...... Francis Farley 1972 ...... 14-11 ...... Jack Cook 1902 ...... 8-2 ...... M.M. Scott 1937 ...... 4-5 ...... Francis Farley 1973 ...... %18-10 ...... Jack Cook 1903 ...... 2-0 ...... George Ford 1938 ...... 6-3 ...... Cam Henderson 1974 ...... 21-15 ...... Jack Cook 1904 ...... 1-2 ...... George Ford 1939-41 ...... No Baseball 1975 ...... 24-10 ...... Jack Cook 1905 ...... 4-4 ...... Pennypacker 1942 ...... 1-3 ...... Kyle Tackett 1976 ...... 18-13 ...... Jack Cook History/Records 1906-09 ...... No Baseball 1943 ...... 1-6 ...... Johnny Watson 1977 ...... 20-21 ...... Jack Cook 1910 ...... 6-10 ...... Boyd Chambers 1944-46 ...... No Baseball 1978 ...... &%27-13 ...... Jack Cook 1911 ...... 7-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1947 ...... 1-2 ...... Joe Binns 1979 ...... 23-15-1...... Jack Cook 1912 ...... 14-4 ...... Boyd Chambers 1948 ...... 9-8 ...... Joe Binns 1980 ...... 17-11 ...... Jack Cook 1913 ...... 1-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1949 ...... 12-5 ...... Joe Binns 1981 ...... &22-17 ...... Jack Cook 1914 ...... 8-2-1 ...... Boyd Chambers 1950 ...... 11-10 ...... Howard Hood 1982 ...... 17-21 ...... Jack Cook 1915 ...... 14-6 ...... Boyd Chambers 1951 ...... 5-10 ...... Howard Hood 1983 ...... 19-14 ...... Jack Cook 1916 ...... 17-12 ...... Boyd Chambers 1952 ...... 8-5 ...... Joe Binns 1984 ...... 11-16 ...... Jack Cook 1917 ...... 5-3 ...... Boyd Chambers 1953 ...... 8-5 ...... Joe Binns 1985 ...... 26-18 ...... Jack Cook 1918 ...... 7-6 ...... Carl Shipley 1954 ...... 8-9 ...... Joe Binns 1986 ...... 15-18 ...... Jack Cook 1919 ...... 8-2-1 ...... Carl Ridgley 1955 ...... 2-11 ...... Jack Cook 1987 ...... 16-17 ...... Jack Cook 1920 ...... 8-8 ...... A.E. Reilly 1956 ...... 7-9-1 ...... Bill Chambers 1988 ...... 23-17 ...... Jack Cook 1921 ...... 3-5 ...... Herbert Cramer 1957 ...... 6-16 ...... Bill Chambers 1989 ...... 16-14 ...... Jack Cook 1922 ...... 1-7 ...... Kemper Shelton 1958 ...... 8-10 ...... Bill Chambers 1990 ...... 20-19 ...... Howard McCann 1923 ...... 3-6 ...... Kemper Shelton 1959 ...... 12-10 ...... Bill Chambers 1991 ...... 16-26 ...... Howard McCann 1924 ...... 7-2 ...... H.R. Briggs 1960 ...... 11-11 ...... Bill Chambers 1992 ...... 15-26 ...... Howard McCann 1925 ...... 4-5 ...... Russ Meredith 1961 ...... 8-12-1 ...... Alvis Brown 1993 ...... 13-27 ...... Howard McCann 1926 ...... 7-8 ...... Guy Fiber 1962 ...... 4-10 ...... Alvis Brown 1994 ...... 23-20 ...... Howard McCann 1927 ...... 9-5 ...... Johnny Stuart 1963 ...... 8-14 ...... Alvis Brown 1995 ...... 12-38 ...... Howard McCann 1928 ...... *15-2 ...... Johnny Stuart Year Record Coach 1996 ...... 7-35-1 ...... Craig Antush 1929 ...... *14-1 ...... Johnny Stuart 1964 ...... 8-15 ...... Alvis Brown 1997 ...... 7-39 ...... Craig Antush Year Record Coach 1965 ...... 6-19 ...... Alvis Brown 1998 18-35 Craig Antush/ 1930 ...... *10-6 ...... Johnny Stuart 1966 ...... 6-15 ...... Bob Kruthoffer Dave Piepenbrink 1999 ...... 12-43-1...... Dave Piepenbrink 2000 ...... 21-33-1...... Dave Piepenbrink 2001 ...... 24-29 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2002 ...... 17-35 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2003 ...... 22-31-1...... Dave Piepenbrink 2004 ...... 27-27 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2005 ...... 16-34 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2006 ...... 22-32 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2007 ...... 21-32 ...... Jeff Waggoner 2008 ...... 30-30-1...... Jeff Waggoner 2009 ...... 22-32 ...... Jeff Waggoner Totals ...... 1205-1315-12 * WV Collegiate Conference Champs ^ Buckeye Conference Champs % NCAA Tournament Bid & Southern Conference Champs

1985 Marshall baseball squad - 26-18

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The Jack Cook award was created JACK COOK AWARD RECIPIENTS History/Records in 1990 to honor the Chris Hall ...... 1990 Marshall baseball player selected Chris Childers ...... 1991 most valuable by Matt Spade ...... 1992 his teammates. Coach Cook headed Todd Ross ...... 1993 the Thundering Herd Kurt Henzler ...... 1994 for 24 seasons, compiling a Mike Hagy ...... 1995 422-344-3 record. He has won more games Mike Hagy ...... 1996 than any other single-sport coach in school history. Tim Frantz ...... 1997 After coaching on an intern basis in Tom Kuempel ...... 1998 1955, Cook became the Herd’s first full- time baseball coach in 1967. His 1973 and Aaron Williams ...... 1999 1978 squads received NCAA Regional bids, Eric Pinkerton ...... 2000 while the 1978 and 1981 teams captured the Jason Brooks ...... 2001 Southern Conference championship. Andrew Blain A 1994 Marshall Athletic Hall of Fame Craig Dziedziejko ...... 2002 inductee, Cook was given another honor in selected as the Jack Cook Award winner for Mike Koitsopoulos ...... 2003 1999. He became the ﬁ rst member of the his performance on the baseball diamond, Thundering Herd baseball program to have along with his success in the classroom. Adam Frederick ...... 2004 his number retired. The local native of Huntington, W.Va., Blain Adam Ptacek ...... 2005 A former outfielder at Marshall, Cook registered a team-best 2.35 ERA during his was captain of the Big Green his senior senior season. In 21 total appearances, he Adam Frederick ...... 2006 season, batting over .300 for his career. He allowed just 10 earned runs on 28 hits in Jeremy Sloane ...... 2007 received his bachelor’s degree in 1951, and 38.0 innings of work, while owning a record later earned his master’s from Marshall in of 1-1. Steve Blevins ...... 2008 1953. Cook went on to become an assistant During his four-year career Blain appeared Andrew Blain ...... 2009 professor at Marshall in the Health, Physical in 82 games totaling 164.2 innings on the hill Education and Recreation Department before for the Thundering Herd. Blain’s career his retirement. appearance total ranks second all-time in the Left-handed pitcher, Andrew Blain was Marshall historic books, trailing only Chris Meadows (95) who pitched from 2001-04. In his ﬁ nal year at Marshall, Blain was named to the C-USA All-Academic Team by recording a 3.66 GPA in Exercise Science – Cardiac Rehabilitation.

Andrew Blain ranks second all-time in career appearances (82) as a member of the Herd.

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Single-Season Records Team Records Bases on Balls ...... 237 ...... 1985 Season Leaders 3...... 829 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 4...... 827 ...... Jason Nixon, 1989 Most Wins By Team Hit by Pitch ...... 74 ...... 2006 Hitting Leaders 5...... 784 ...... Greg Hatten, 1986 1 ...... 30 ...... 2008 Strikeouts ...... 407 ...... 2009 Games Played 1...... 61 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 Sacriﬁ ces ...... 52 ...... 2008 Walks 2...... 27 ...... 1978 2 60 ...... Josh Valle, 2008 1.....41 ...... Josh Valle, 2009 27 ...... 2004 Sac. Flies...... 30 ...... 2008 3...... 59 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 2 .....38 ...... Rich Russell, 2006 4 .....58 ...... Brandon Casamassima, 2008 Double Plays ...... 57 ...... 2002, 2008 3 . ... 37 ...... Jeff Rowley, 2008 3...... 26 ...... 1985 5...... 57 ...... Jeff Rowley, 2008 37 ...... Three Players 4...... 24 ...... 1975 Runners LOB ...... 442 ...... 2008 57 ...... Victor Gomez, 2008 5...... 34 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 Errors ...... 116 ...... 1998 34 ...... Vance Bunn, 1985 24 ...... 2001 At Bats 6...... 23 ...... 1979 Fielding Pct...... 977 ...... 1965 1...... 245 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 Strikeouts 2.....226 ...... Josh Valle, 2008 23 ...... 1988 1...... 62 ...... Thor Meeks 3 .....219 ...... Roddy Stieger, 2006 2 ..... 56 ...... Rhett Stafford 8...... 22 ...... 1981 Pitching Records 219 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 3...... 52 ...... Francois Larmore, 2004 5...... 217 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 4...... 49 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 History/Records 22 ...... 2003 Season 217 ...... Victor Gomez, 2009 49 ...... Roddy Stieger, 2005 22 ...... 2009 ERA ...... 2.75 ...... 1969 10...... 21 ...... 1974,2000, Hits Allowed ...... 132 ...... 1962 Batting Average Stolen Bases 1...... 471 ...... Rusty Wamsley, 1963 1...... 47 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 2006,2007 Runs Allowed ...... 58 ...... 1934 2...... 438 ...... Greg Hill, 1980 2 .....40 ...... Chris Monaco, 2004 Earned Runs ...... 64 ...... 1973 3...... 436 ...... Greg Hill, 1983 3...... 33 ...... Aaron Williams, 1999 4...... 435 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 4 ..... 26 ...... Adamy Yeager, 2009 Highest Winning Pct. Walks Allowed ...... 79 ...... 1962 5...... 431 ...... Mickey Syndenstricker, 1962 5...... 21 ...... David Colangelo, 2002 Pct. Record Year Strikeouts ...... 414 ...... 2009 Hits Pitching Leaders 1...... 1.000 ...... 12-0 ...... 1902 Innings ...... 516.2 ...... 2008 1...... 85 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 Games Started 2...... 1.000 ...... 2-0 ...... 1898 Opp. Avg...... 238 ...... 1959 2 .....83 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 3...... 80 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 1...... 17 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 Passed Balls ...... 3 ...... 1996 3...... 933 ...... 14-1 ...... 1929 4 ..... 79 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 2...... 15 ...... Dan Straily, 2008 15 ...... Five Players 4...... 889 ...... 8-1 ...... 1935 Saves ...... 9 ...... ‘03, ‘06, ‘08 5 ..... 77 ...... Victor Gomez, 2008 77 ...... Adam Frederick, 2004 4 .....14 ...... Steve Blevins, 2008 5...... 885 ...... 11-1-1 ...... 1931 HR Allowed ...... 7 ...... 1973 14 ...... Chris Koutsavlis, 2006 6...... 867 ...... 13-2 ...... 1934 3B Allowed ...... 0 ...... 1989 Runs Scored Appearances 7...... 818 ...... 9-2 ...... 1914 2B Allowed ...... 16 ...... 1962 1...... 71 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 2...... 69 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 1...... 32 ...... Brendon Bump, 2005 .818 ...... 9-2 ...... 1933 Shutouts* ...... 7 ...... 1981 3...... 62 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 2...... 28 ...... Arik Sikula, 2008 28 ...... Chris Meadows, 2004 9...... 778 ...... 14-4 ...... 1912 *Mark Doboney established the Marshall 4 ..... 59 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 5...... 58 ...... David Colangelo, 2002 28 ...... Chris Meadows, 2003 10...... 773 ...... 8-2-1 ...... 1919 record for shutouts in a season with 5 .....27 ...... Andrew Hancock, 2008 four in 1973. They came against West Doubles Virginia State (3-0), Glenville State 1...... 22 ...... Eric Pinkerton, 2000 Innings Pitched Offensive Records 1...... 107.0 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 (5-0), Akron (6-0), and Dayton (4-0). 2 .....21 ...... Roddy Stieger, 2006 3...... 19 ...... Brendan Murphy, 2006 2...... 100.7 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 Game Jeff Montgomery tied that record in 1981 3...... 19 ...... Mike Hagy, 1995 3...... 100.0 ...... Rodney May, 1971 Runs Scored with shutouts of UNC Charlotte (13-0), 5. ... 18 ...... Francois Larmore, 2003 4 .....98.0 ...... Steve Blevins, 2008 5...... 96.1 ...... Grant Harper, 2003 35 Morehead State ...... 1990 Davidson (3-0), West Virginia (7-0), and 18 ...... Ryan Roush, 1998 Western Carolina (1-0) Home Runs Triples Earned Run Average 9 Morehead State ...... 1990 1...... 6 ...... David Colangelo, 2001 1...... 0.00 ...... Gary Leach, 1969 2...... 5 ...... Adam Yeager, 2008 2...... 0.55 ...... Mark Doboney, 1973 Hits 5 ...... Jim Reynolds, 1994 3...... 0.60 ...... Mike Sullivan, 1980 30 Morehead State ...... 1990 4...... 0.68 ...... Maywood Belcher, 1934 5...... 1.02 ...... Mike Peppers, 1972 RBI 1.02 ...... Paul Underwood, 1956 Home Runs 34 Morehead State ...... 1990 1...... 23 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 2...... 20 ...... Marty Rini, 2000 Games Won 20 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1999 1...... 9 ...... Steve Blevins, 2008 Offensive Records 4...... 19 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 9 ...... J.R. Watts, 1998 5...... 18 ...... Victor Gomez, 2009 3...... 8 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 Season 8 ...... Albie DeYoung, 1978 8 ...... Rodney May, 1971 Average ...... 334 ...... 1998 Runs Batted In 8 ...... Maywood Belcher, 1934 Games ...... 61 ...... 2008 1...... 73 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 2 .....70 ...... Brendan Murphy, 2006 At Bats ...... 2080 ...... 2008 3...... 63 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 Games Saved 1 ..... 8 ...... Austin Coan, 2009 Runs Scored ...... 417 ...... 2001 63 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 5 ..... 62 ...... Victor Gomez, 2009 8 ...... Arik Sikula 2008 Hits ...... 624 ...... 2008 3 ..... 7 ...... Nick Wolle, 2007 4...... 6 ...... Chris Meadows, 2003 Doubles ...... 122 ...... 2006 Total Bases 5...... 5 ...... Five Players Triples ...... 18 ...... 1985, 1994 1...... 156 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 2...... 155 ...... Jason Brooks, 2001 Home Runs ...... 91 ...... 2001 3 .....151 ...... Nate Lape, 2008 Strikeouts 1...... 107 ...... Sean Reeder, 1999 Extra Base Hits ...... 208 ...... 2001 4...... 144 ...... Jason Ricceri, 2001 5...... 143 ...... Victor Gomez, 2009 2...... 100 ...... Matt Spade, 1994 RBI ...... 383 ...... 2001 Jason Brooks, Marshall’s single-season 3...... 94 ...... Sean Reeder, 2000 and career home run leader, competed 4...... 84 ...... Albie DeYoung, 1977 Slugging Percentage Stolen Bases ...... 107 ...... 2008 in the home run derby at the 2001 5...... 83 ...... Marion Majher, 1959 College World Series. 1...... 848 ...... Tom Kuempel, 1998 2...... 835 ...... Rusty Wamsley, 1963

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Career Records History/Records Career Leaders 2...... 9 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 6...... 119 .Brandon Casamassima (2007-09) 14 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 3...... 8 ...... John Wilson (1976-79) 7 .....101 ...... Kurt Henzler (1992-95) 9 ...... 12 ...... Gary Nelson (1980-81) Hitting Leaders 4...... 7 ...... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63) 8...... 95 ...... Francois Larmore (2003-04) Games Played 4 ..... 7 ...... Adam Yeager (2008-09) 9...... 94 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) Saves 1...... 203 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 5...... 6 ...... Bob Lemley (1966-68) 10 ... 92 ...... Josh Valle (2007-Pres.) 1...... 13 ...... Chris Meadows (2001-04) 2 ..... 188 ...... Matt White (1999-02) 6 ...... John Mazur (1967-69) 2...... 9 ...... Tim Fanning (1994-95) 3...... 179 ...... Keith Mastro (1995-98) 6 ...... Darren Woody (1973-74) Stolen Bases 3 ..... 8 ...... Austin Coan (2009-Pres.) 4...... 175 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 6 ...... Mike Kaufman (1973-76) 1 ..... 71 ...... Adam Yeager (2008-09) 8 ...... Arik Sikula (2008-Pres.) 5...... 173 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 6 ...... Carl Burgess (1974-77) 2 .....60 ...... Chris Monaco (2004-06) 5 ..... 7 ...... Nick Wolle (2006-2007.) 173 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 6 ...... Larry Berkery (1976-78) 3 ..... 59 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 7 ...... Tony Peterson (1988-89) 173 ...... Kurt Henzler (1992-95) 4...... 56 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 7...... 6 ...... Ronald Thomas (1990-91) 8...... 172 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) Home Runs 5...... 41 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 6 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 9 ..... 160 ...... Josh Valle (2007-Pres.) 1...... 39 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 6 .....37 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 9...... 5 ...... Steve Diamond (1992-95) 10. .. 156 ...... Brent Burke (1991-94) 2...... 38 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 7 .....32 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 10 ...4 ...... Steve Ziroli (2003-04) 156 .Brandon Casamassima (2007-09) 3...... 34 ...... Tom Keumpel (1995-98) 32 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 4 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 34 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 9 .....30 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) At Bats 5...... 32 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 10 ...29 ...... Harry Severino (1976-79) Strikeouts 1 .....740 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 6...... 31 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 1...... 276 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 2 .....630 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 7...... 29 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) Pitching Leaders 2...... 271 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 3 .....612 ...... Roddy Stieger (2003-06) 29 .... Victor Gomez (2008-Pres.) 3...... 230 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 4...... 594 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 9...... 28 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) Games Started 1...... 53 ...... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-06) 4 .....197 ...... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-06) 5 .....573 .Brandon Casamassima (2007-09) 10. .. 27 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 2 .....45 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 5...... 196 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 6...... 571 ...... Keith Mastro (1995-98) 6...... 194 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 7...... 565 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 45 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) Runs Batted In 4...... 39 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 7...... 185 ...... Chris Grimes (1996-98) 8 ..... 564 ...... Josh Valle (2007-Pres.) 1...... 139 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 5...... 37 ...... Chris Grimes (1996-99) 8...... 184 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 9...... 553 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos (2002-04) 2...... 134 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 6...... 35 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 9...... 172 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-76) 10. .. 532 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 3 .....121 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 7 .....34 ...... Jeremy Slone (2005-07) 10. .. 164 ...... Marion Mahjer (1958-60) 4...... 121 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 8...... 33 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) Batting Average (min. 200 AB) 5 .....119 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 33 ...... Rick Suter (2000-03) 1...... 388 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 6...... 116 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 10. .. 30 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 2...... 386 ...... Rusty Wamsley (1961-63) 7...... 113 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 30 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 3...... 373 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 8...... 112 ...... Homer Renshaw (2000-02) 4...... 372 ...... Robbie Morrison (1984-87) 9...... 110 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 5...... 370 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) 110 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) Appearances 1...... 95 ...... Chris Meadows (2001-04) 6...... 367 ...... Mike Horan (1974-77) 10. .. 109 .. Victor Gomez (2008-Pres.) 7...... 366 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 2 .....82 ...... Andrew Blain (2005-09) 8...... 361 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 3...... 75 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) Total Bases 4 .....70 ...... Andrew Hancock (2005-08) 9 ...... 360 ...... David Sullivan (1978-81) 1...... 346 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 5 ..... 65 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 10 ... .345...Victor Gomez (2008-pres.) 2 .....316 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 6...... 62 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 3...... 308 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 7 .....61 ...... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-06) Hits 308 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 61 ...... Adam Dobies (2004-08) 1...... 250 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 5 .....302 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 9 .....59 ...... Rick Suter (2000-03) 2 .....208 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 6...... 289 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 59 ...... Tyler Gatrell (2007-Pres.) 3...... 187 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 7...... 285 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89)

4 ..... 179 ...... Josh Valle (2007-Pres.) 8...... 282 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 5...... 175 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 9...... 272 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) Innings Pitched 1 ..... 322.1 ...... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-06) 6...... 174 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 10 ... 268 .. Victor Gomez (2008-Pres.) 7 ..... 172 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 2 ..... 299.2 ...... J.R. Watts (1995-98) 8...... 168 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 3...... 299.1 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) Slugging Percentage 4...... 265.0 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 9 .....166 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 1...... 743 ...... Jason Brooks (2000-01) 5...... 245.2 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 10. .. 164 ...... Homer Renshaw (2000-02) 2...... 718 ...... Tom Kuempel (1995-98) 6...... 229.0 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 3...... 667 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 7...... 219.2 ...... Greg Kappas (1974-77) Runs Scored 4...... 642 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 8 ..... 216.1 ...... Jeremy Slone (2005-07) 1...... 176 ...... David Colangelo (1999-02) 5...... 630 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 9...... 216.0 ...... Steve Fowler (1998-01) 2 .....152 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 6 ...... 620 . Victor Gomez (2008-Pres.) 10. .. 195.1 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 3...... 150 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 7...... 619 ...... Jason Nixon (1986-89) 4...... 131 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 8...... 615 ...... Robbie Morrison (1984-87) 5 .....123 .Brandon Casamassima (2007-09) 9 ...... 602 ...... Nate Lape (2007-2009) Earned Run Average 1...... 1.67 ...... Mike Peppers (1970-73) 6 .....121 ...... Dan Culicerto (1981-84) .602 ...... Glenn Verbage (1969-71) 7 .....119 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 2...... 2.26 ...... Gary Nelson (1980-81) 8...... 112 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 3...... 2.41 ...... Tim Fanning (1994-95) Walks 4...... 2.63 ...... Paul Holley (1967-69) 9...... 109 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 1 .....102 ...... Roger McIntyre (1988-91) 5...... 2.67 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 10. .. 106 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 102 ...... John Piepenbrink (1987-90) 6...... 2.82 ...... Hugh Reynolds (1958-60) 3 .....98 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 2.82 ...... Tony Peterson (1988-89) Doubles 4...... 95 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) 8...... 2.87 ...... Rodney May (1967-69) 1...... 46 ...... Eric Pinkerton (1998-00) 5 ..... 87 ...... Josh Valle (2007-Pres.) 9...... 2.95 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 2 .....42 ...... Adam Frederick (2003-06) 6...... 82 ...... Aaron Williams (1996-99) 10. .. 3.11 ...... Matt Spade (1992-94) 42 ...... Mike Hagy (1993-96) 7...... 80 ...... Dan Culicerto (1982-85) 4...... 41 ...... Dave Piepenbrink (1987-90) 8...... 79 ...... Matt White (1999-02) 5...... 40 ...... Dave Colangelo (1999-02) 9...... 78 ...... Vance Bunn (1982-85) Games Won 1...... 19 ...... Grant Harper (2001-04) 6...... 38 ...... Todd Sager (1981-84) 10. .. 74 ...... Dave Ramella (1976-79) 7 .....36 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 19 ...... Albie DeYoung (1975-78) 8...... 35 ...... Greg Hill (1980-83) 3 .....18 ...... Chris Koutsavlis (2003-06) Strikeouts 4...... 17 ...... Sean Reeder (1997-00) 9...... 34 ...... Francois Larmore (2003-04) 1...... 153 ...... Marty Rini (1999-02) 5...... 16 ...... Jeff Montgomery (1981-83) 10 ...32 ...Brandon Casamassima (2007-09) 2 .....145 ...... Roddy Stieger (2003-06) 6...... 15 ...... Mark Doboney (1973-77) 3 .....122 ...... Nate Lape (2007-09) 7...... 14 ...... Carl Hewlett (1968-70) 4...... 120 ...... Dave McAnallen (1988-91) Triples 14 ...... Rodney May (1969-71) 120 ...... Matt White (1999-02) 1...... 11 ...... Jim Reynolds (1993-96) 14 ...... Mike Sedberry (1975-78)

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HITTING 1978 ...... 380 ...... Randy Rosiek 2005 ...... 39 ...... Adam Ptacek 1976 ...... 9 ...... Dave Ramella Games Played At Bats 1977 ...... 301 ...... John Rulli 2004 ...... 46 ...... Adam Frederick 1975 ...... 8 ...... Joe Waugh 2009 ...... 54 ...... Josh Valle 2009 ...... 217 ...... Victor Gomez 1976 ...... 380 ...... John Wilson 2003 ...... 46 ...... Francois Larmore 1974 ...... 11 ...... Dave Allie 2008 ...... 61 ...... Adam Yeager 2008 ...... 245 ...... Adam Yeager 2002 ...... 58 ...... David Colangelo 1973 ...... 7 ...... Larry Verbage 2007 ...... 53 ...... Brit Vincent 2007 ...... 213 ...... Brit Vincent 1975 ...... 408 ...... Mike Horan 2001 ...... 71 ...... David Colangelo 1972 ...... 6 ...... Herb Karlet 2006 ...... 54 ...... Six Players 2006 ...... 219 ...... Roddy Stieger 1974 ...... 400 ...... Mike Kaufman 2000 ...... 52 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1971 ...... 13 ...... Glenn Verbage 2005 ...... 50 ...... Aaron Jamieson 2005 ...... 195 ...... Aaron Jamieson 1973 ...... 333 ...... Mike Kaufman 1999 ...... 42 ...... Aaron Williams 1970 ...... 8 ...... Glenn Verbage Adam Ptacek 2004 ...... 211 ...... Francois Larmore 1972 ...... 362 ...... Herb Karlet 1998 ...... 53 ...... Tom Kuempel 1969 ...... 5 ...... Jim Fantuzzo Roddy Stieger 2003 ...... 213 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos 1971 ...... 407 ...... Glenn Verbage 1997 ...... 36 ...... Tom Kuempel 5 ...... Gil Koury 2004 ...... 54 ...... Four Players 2002 ...... 209 ...... David Colangelo 1970 ...... 308 ...... John Wiseman 1996 ...... 24 ...... Mike Hagy 1968 ...... 5 ...... Bob Lemley 2003 ...... 43 ...... Four Players 2001 ...... 219 ...... Jason Ricceri 1969 ...... 318 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1995 ...... 36 ...... Kurt Henzler 1967 ...... 4 ...... Bob Lemley 2002 ...... 52 ...... Two Players 2000 ...... 193 ...... Matt Eldridge 1968 ...... 366 ...... John Mazur 1994 ...... 34 ...... Todd Ross 4 ...... Carl Nelson 2001 ...... 53 ...... Three Players 1999 ...... 193 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1967 ...... 306 ...... Bob Lemley 1993 ...... 24 ...... Chris Childers 1966 ...... 4 ...... Walt Garnett 2000 ...... 55 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1998 ...... 193 ...... Ryan Roush 1966 ...... 286 ...... Walt Garnett 1992 ...... 27 ...... Chris Childers 4 ...... Ken Zornes 1999 ...... 56 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1997 ...... 160 ...... Keith Mastro 1965 ...... 287 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1991 ...... 28 ...... Chris Childers 1965 ...... 3 ...... Lowell Leach 56 ...... Aaron Williams 1996 ...... 153 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ...... 351 ...... Dick Fillmore 1990 ...... 45 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 3 ...... Carl Nelson 1998 ...... 53 ...... Tom Kuempel 1995 ...... 176 ...... Mike Hagy 1963 ...... 471 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1989 ...... 32 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 3 ...... Charles Yonkers 1997 ...... 44 ...... Tim Frantz 1994 ...... 170 ...... Todd Ross 1962 ...... 431 ...... Mickey Sydenstricker 1988 ...... 44 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1964 ...... 4 ...... Charles Brown 44 ...... Mark Zban 1993 ...... 140 ...... Brent Burke 1961 ...... 345 ...... Jack Trainor 1987 ...... 32 ...... Robbie Morrison 4 ...... Zeke Myers 1996 ...... 43 ...... Tim Frantz 1992 ...... 137 ...... Chris Childers 1960 ...... 339 ...... Jack Marcum 1986 ...... 43 ...... Robbie Morrison 1963 ...... 16 ...... Rusty Wamsley 43 ...... Ryan Roush 1991 ...... 137 ...... Chris Childers 1959 ...... 351 ...... Alex Lawrence 1985 ...... 52 ...... Chip Cook 1962 ...... 7 ...... Mickey Sydenstricker 1995 ...... 50 ...... Kurt Henzler 1990 ...... 161 ...... Chris Hall 1956 ...... 396 ...... Clarence York 1984 ...... 23 ...... Vance Bunn 1961 ...... 5 ...... Jack Trainor History/Records 50 ...... Jim Reynolds 1989 ...... 114 ...... Sam Nelson 1954 ...... 347 ...... Milan Zban 1983 ...... 36 ...... Greg Hill 1960 ...... 6 ...... Ron Lambert 1994 ...... 43 ...... Kurt Henzler 114 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1952 ...... 321 ...... Jim Swierczek 1982 ...... 36 ...... Todd Sager 1959 ...... 6 ...... Fred Conley 43 ...... Todd Ross 1988 ...... 140 ...... Jason Nixon 1934 ...... 424 ...... Bill Craig 1981 ...... 36 ...... Dan Culicerto 1956 ...... 3 ...... Gary Wolfe 1993 ...... 40 ...... Brent Burke 1987 ...... 110 ...... Jon Hart 1929 ...... 375 ...... George Kozak 1980 ...... 21 ...... Terry Adkins 1934 ...... 6 ...... Eddie Goyette 40 ...... Kurt Henzler 1986 ...... 127 ...... Robbie Morrison 1928 ...... 406 ...... Johnny Watson 21 ...... Mark Crouch 40 ...... Todd Ross 1985 ...... 158 ...... Terry Thompson 1924 ...... 380 ...... Frank “Red” Crist 21 ...... Paul Simmons Home Runs 1992 ...... 41 ...... Chris Childers 1984 ...... 97 ...... Dan Culicerto 1979 ...... 28 ...... Harry Severino 2009 ...... 18 ...... Victor Gomez 1991 ...... 41 ...... Brent Burke 1983 ...... 117 ...... Greg Hill Hits 1978 ...... 28 ...... Randy Rosiek 2008 ...... 17 ...... Nate Lape 1990 ...... 39 ...... Chris Hall 1982 ...... 134 ...... Greg Hill 2009 ...... 72 ...... Victor Gomez 1977 ...... 23 ...... Dave Ramella 2007 ...... 10 ...... Brendan Murphy 39 ...... Dave McAnallen ...... 134 ...... Todd Sager 2008 ...... 83 ...... Nate Lape 1976 ...... 20 ...... Carl Burgess 2006 ...... 15 ...... Brendan Murphy 39 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1981 ...... 127 ...... Greg Hill 2007 ...... 61 ...... Brit Vincent 1975 ...... 36 ...... Mike Horan 2005 ...... 8 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1989 ...... 30 ...... six players 1980 ...... 91 ...... Mark Crouch 2006 ...... 70 ...... Adam Frederick 1974 ...... 30 ...... Dave Allie 2004 ...... 8 ...... Rich Russell 1988 ...... 40 ...... Jason Nixon 1979 ...... 124 ...... Mike Allie 2005 ...... 62 ...... Aaron Jamieson 1973 ...... 22 ...... Larry Verbage 2003 ...... 14 ...... Francois Larmore 40 ...... Dave McAnallen 124 ...... Johnny Taylor 2004 ...... 77 ...... Adam Frederick 1972 ...... 22 ...... Dave Allie 2002 ...... 10 ...... C. Desantis 40 ...... Jamie Svanagan 1978 ...... 133 ...... Glen Lewis 2003 ...... 76 ...... Corie O’Bryan 1971 ...... 34 ...... Craig Dickson 2001 ...... 23 ...... Jason Brooks 1987 ...... 33 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1977 ...... 145 ...... Mike Horan 2002 ...... 69 ...... David Colangelo 1970 ...... 20 ...... Craig Dickson 2000 ...... 20 ...... Marty Rini 1986 ...... 33 ...... Jon Hart 1976 ...... 111 ...... Mike Horan 2001 ...... 85 ...... David Colangelo 1969 ...... 15 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1999 ...... 9 ...... Eric Pinkerton 33 ...... Rick Lambert 1975 ...... 111 ...... Mike Kaufman 2000 ...... 73 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1968 ...... 21 ...... Bob Lemley 1998 ...... 20 ...... Tom Kuempel 33 ...... Robbie Morrison 1974 ...... 126 ...... Dave Allie 1999 ...... 69 ...... Aaron Williams 1967 ...... 18 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1997 ...... 14 ...... Tom Kuempel 1985 ...... 45 ...... Vance Bunn 1973 ...... 93 ...... Larry Verbage 1998 ...... 80 ...... Tom Kuempel 1966 ...... 18 ...... Carl Nelson 1996 ...... 8 ...... Mike Hagy 45 ...... Chip Cook 1972 ...... 94 ...... Herb Karlet 1997 ...... 52 ...... Mark Zban 1965 ...... 18 ...... Tom Davidson 1995 ...... 5 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 45 ...... Dan Culicerto 1971 ...... 130 ...... Craig Dickson 1996 ...... 58 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ...... 16 ...... Dick Fillmore 5 ...... Kurt Henzler 45 ...... Terry Thompson 1970 ...... 90 ...... Craig Dickson 1995 ...... 57 ...... Mike Hagy 1963 ...... 22 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1994 ...... 4 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 1984 ...... 27 ...... fi ve players 1969 ...... 110 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1994 ...... 57 ...... Todd Ross 1962 ...... 12 ...... Richard Fillmore 1993 ...... 4 ...... Shane McComas 1983 ...... 33 ...... fi ve players 1968 ...... 94 ...... Walt Garnett 1993 ...... 42 ...... Kurt Henzler 1961 ...... 16 ...... Fred Conley 1992 ...... 5 ...... Kurt Henzler 1982 ...... 38 ...... Terry Adkins 1967 ...... 93 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1992 ...... 34 ...... Chris Childers 1960 ...... 19 ...... Tex Williams 1991 ...... 4 ...... Chris Childers 38 ...... Greg Hill 1966 ...... 79 ...... Bob Lemley 1991 ...... 41 ...... Chris Childers 1959 ...... 15 ...... Marion Majher 4 ...... Dave McAnallen 38 ...... Todd Sager 1965 ...... 105 ...... Tom Davidson 1990 ...... 61 ...... Chris Hall 1956 ...... 13 ...... John Mayberry 4 ...... Roger McIntyre 1981 ...... 39 ...... Terry Adkins 1964 ...... 83 ...... Tom Davidson 1989 ...... 47 ...... Jason Nixon 13 ...... Clarence York 1990 ...... 11 ...... John Piepenbrink 39 ...... Mark Crouch 1963 ...... 89 ...... Toby Holbrook 1988 ...... 52 ...... Jason Nixon 1954 ...... 16 ...... Milan Zban 1989 ...... 11 ...... Jason Nixon 39 ...... Greg Hill 1962 ...... 58 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1987 ...... 41 ...... Robbie Morrison 1952 ...... 5 ...... Carl Nutter 1988 ...... 15 ...... Jason Nixon 39 ...... Dave Sullivan 1961 ...... 71 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1986 ...... 52 ...... Robbie Morrison 5 ...... Jim Swierczek 1987 ...... 8 ...... Jason Nixon 1980 ...... 28 ...... six players 1960 ...... 80 ...... Ron Lambert 1985 ...... 52 ...... Chip Cook 1934 ...... 14 ...... John Zontin 1986 ...... 8 ...... Greg Hatton 1979 ...... 39 ...... fi ve players 1959 ...... 82 ...... Fred Conley 1984 ...... 32 ...... Todd Sager 1985 ...... 9 ...... Trey Duffy 1978 ...... 40 ...... Larry Berkery 1956 ...... 66 ...... John Mayberry 1983 ...... 51 ...... Greg Hill Doubles 9 ...... Ben Fetter 40 ...... Glen Lewis 1954 ...... 31 ...... Jim Swierczek 1982 ...... 48 ...... Todd Sager 2009 ...... 14 ...... Josh Valle 1984 ...... 7 ...... Rick Lambert 40 ...... Randy Rosiek 1934 ...... 59 ...... Bill Craig 1981 ...... 48 ...... Greg Hill 2008 ...... 17 ...... Nate Lape 1983 ...... 11 ...... Greg Hill 1977 ...... 41 ...... Mike Horan 1928 ...... 78 ...... Creighton Noyes 1980 ...... 33 ...... David Sullivan 2007 ...... 12 ...... Brendan Murphy 1982 ...... 11 ...... Jeff Rowe 1976 ...... 31 ...... Carl Burgess 33 ...... Johnny Taylor 2006 ...... 21 ...... Roddy Stieger 1981 ...... 7 ...... Greg Hill 31 ...... Mike Horan Batting Average 1979 ...... 46 ...... Mike Allie 2005 ...... 11 ...... Brad Helm 7 ...... Todd Sager 1975 ...... 34 ...... Fred Faulkner 2009 ...... 337 ...... Josh Valle 1978 ...... 49 ...... Randy Rosiek 2004 ...... 16 ...... Francois Larmore 1980 ...... 5 ...... Greg Hill 34 ...... Mark Gross 2008 ...... 388 ...... Nate Lape 1977 ...... 42 ...... Mike Horan 2003 ...... 18 ...... Francois Larmore 1979 ...... 5 ...... Mike Allie 34 ...... Mike Kaufman 2007 ...... 331 ...... Josh Valle 1976 ...... 31 ...... Lou Packer 2002 ...... 16 ...... C. Dziedziejko 5 ...... Johnny Taylor 1974 ...... 36 ...... Dave Allie 2006 ...... 347 ...... Rich Russell 1974 ...... 42 ...... Mike Kaufman 2001 ...... 14 ...... Jason Brooks 5 ...... John Wilson 36 ...... Darren Woody 2005 ...... 320 ...... Adam Ptacek 1975 ...... 40 ...... Mike Horan 14 ...... Bryan Colley 1978 ...... 5 ...... Mike Allie 1973 ...... 28 ...... four players 2004 ...... 374 ...... Adam Frederick 1973 ...... 22 ...... Larry Verbage 2000 ...... 22 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1977 ...... 2 ...... Mike Horan 1972 ...... 25 ...... six players 2003 ...... 376 ...... Corie O’Bryan 1972 ...... 34 ...... Herb Karlet 1999 ...... 16 ...... Eric Pinkerton 2 ...... John Rulli 1971 ...... 35 ...... six players 2002 ...... 376 ...... Adam Ferriman 1971 ...... 50 ...... Glenn Verbage 1998 ...... 18 ...... Ryan Roush 1976 ...... 3 ...... Mike Mueller 1970 ...... 26 ...... four players 2001 ...... 392 ...... David Colangelo 1970 ...... 27 ...... Craig Dickson 1997 ...... 13 ...... Mark Zban 1975 ...... 7 ...... Steve Hall 1969 ...... 27 ...... fi ve players 2000 ...... 392 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1969 ...... 35 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1996 ...... 13 ...... Mike Hagy 1974 ...... 3 ...... Mike Prettyman 1968 ...... 25 ...... six players 1999 ...... 369 ...... Aaron Williams 1968 ...... 34 ...... John Mazur 1995 ...... 19 ...... Mike Hagy 1973 ...... 5 ...... Darren Woody 1967 ...... 23 ...... fi ve players 1998 ...... 435 ...... Tom Kuempel 1967 ...... 26 ...... Bob Lemley 1994 ...... 11 ...... Todd Ross 1972 ...... 2 ...... three players 1966 ...... 21 ...... Bob Lemley 1997 ...... 3312 ...... Mark Zban 1966 ...... 20 ...... Charles Yonker 1993 ...... 11 ...... Kurt Henzler 1971 ...... 9 ...... Glenn Verbage 21 ...... Charles Yonker .3311 ...... Tom Kuempel 1965 ...... 25 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1992 ...... 8 ...... Kurt Henzler 1970 ...... 5 ...... Glenn Verbage 1965 ...... 25 ...... Tom Davidson 1996 .379 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ...... 26 ...... Dick Fillmore 1991 ...... 11 ...... Chris Childers 1969 ...... 3 ...... John Mazur 25 ...... Don Rockhold 1995 ...... 324 ...... Mike Hagy 1963 ...... 40 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1990 ...... 13 ...... Chris Hall 3 ...... Glenn Verbage 1964 ...... 23 ...... Pete Brezden 1994 ...... 335 ...... Todd Ross 1962 ...... 23 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1989 ...... 11 ...... Chris Hall 1968 ...... 3 ...... Bob Lemley 23 ...... Mike Cunningham 1993 ...... 321 ...... Jon Robertson 1961 ...... 20 ...... Jack Trainor 1988 ...... 12 ...... Jamie Svanagan 3 ...... John Mazur 23 ...... Zeke Myers 1992 ...... 313 ...... Todd Ross 1960 ...... 26 ...... Fred Conley 1987 ...... 9 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1967 ...... 1 ...... six players 1963 ...... 22 ...... Toby Holbrook 1991 ...... 299 ...... Chris Childers 1959 ...... 20 ...... Alex Lawrence 1986 ...... 13 ...... Robbie Morrison 1966 ...... 2 ...... Charles Yonker 22 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1990 ...... 379 ...... Chris Hall 1956 ...... 21 ...... Clarence York 1985 ...... 17 ...... Chip Cook 1965 ...... 2 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1962 ...... 14 ...... fi ve players 1989 ...... 427 ...... Jason Nixon 1954 ...... 6 ...... Earl Skaggs 1984 ...... 6 ...... Chip Cook 2 ...... Lowell Leach 1961 ...... 19 ...... James Cook 1988 ...... 381 ...... Roger McIntyre 6 ...... Ed Walowac 1983 ...... 10 ...... Warren Canterbury 2 ...... Don Rockhold 19 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1987 ...... 383 ...... Robbie Morrison 6 ...... Milan Zban 10 ...... Todd Sager 1964 ...... 1 ...... three players 1960 ...... 22 ...... Ron Lambert 1986 ...... 409 ...... Robbie Morrison 1934 ...... 25 ...... Bill Craig 1982 ...... 16 ...... Todd Sager 1963 ...... 3 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1959 ...... 21 ...... Fred Conley 1985 ...... 428 ...... Chip Cook 1928 ...... 28 ...... Creighton Noyes 1981 ...... 11 ...... Mark Crouch 1962 ...... 1 ...... three players 21 ...... Marion Majher 1984 ...... 376 ...... Todd Sager 28 ...... Johnny Watson 1980 ...... 11 ...... Mark Crouch 1961 ...... 5 ...... Corky Layman 1956 ...... 17 ...... four players 1983 ...... 436 ...... Greg Hill 1979 ...... 10 ...... Tom Verbage 1960 ...... 5 ...... Jack Marcum 1934 ...... 13 ...... fi ve players 1982 ...... 358 ...... Todd Sager Runs Scored 1978 ...... 8 ...... Mike Allie 1959 ...... 2 ...... Marion Majher 1928 ...... 17 ...... four players 1981 ...... 378 ...... Greg Hill 2009 ...... 46 ...... Josh Valle 8 ...... Randy Rosiek 1956 ...... 3 ...... Donzil Hall 1980 ...... 438 ...... Greg Hill 2008 ...... 62 ...... Nate Lape 1977 ...... 7 ...... Mike Horan 1954 ...... 6 ...... Milan Zban 1979 ...... 371 ...... Mike Allie 2007 ...... 41 ...... Brandon Casamassima 7 ...... Dave Ramella 1934 ...... 2 ...... Carl Edmonds 2006 ...... 54 ...... Adam Frederick 2 ...... John Zontini 60 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide Marshall Baseball

55 ...... Johnny Taylor 1998 ...... 26 ...... Aaron Williams 1964 ...... 21 ...... Dick Fillmore 1986 ...... 16/16 ...... Robbie Morrison Runs Batted In 1979 ...... 73 ...... Mike Allie 1997 ...... 22 ...... Tom Kuemple 1963 ...... 18 ...... Charlie Brown 1985 ...... 10/11 ...... Dan Culicerto

2009 ...... 62 ...... Victor Gomez 1978 ...... 69 ...... Mike Allie 1996 ...... 21 ...... Mike Hagy 1962 ...... 12 ...... Ken Echols 10/12 ...... Terry Thompson History/Records 2008 ...... 63 ...... Nate Lape 1977 ...... 55 ...... Mike Horan 1995 ...... 22 ...... Kurt Henzler 12 ...... Ron Lambert 1984 ...... 9/14 ...... Aaron Rice 2007 ...... 36 ...... Brandon Casamassima 1976 ...... 49 ...... Mike Mueller 22 ...... Keith Mastro 1960 ...... 23 ...... Ron Lambert 1983 ...... 15/16 ...... Greg Hill 2006 ...... 70 ...... Brendan Murphy 1975 ...... 59 ...... Mike Horan 1994 ...... 30 ...... Allen Osborne 1959 ...... 22 ...... Marion Majher 1982 ...... 5/5 ...... Aaron Rice 2005 ...... 33 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1974 ...... 53 ...... Mike Kaufman 1993 ...... 28 ...... Todd Borders 5/7 ...... Greg Hill 2004 ...... 43 ...... Adam Frederick 1973 ...... 49 ...... Larry Verbage 1992 ...... 23 ...... Todd Borders 1981 ....9/11 ...... Greg Hill Francois Larmore 1972 ...... 44 ...... Herb Karlet 1991 ...... 37 ...... Roger McIntyre Stolen Bases 9/12 ...... Dave Sullivan 2003 ...... 45 ...... Corie O’Bryan 1971 ...... 96 ...... Glenn Verbage 1990 ...... 33 ...... John Piepenbrink 2009 ...... 26/34 ...... Adam Yeager 1980 ....9/10 ...... Dave Sullivan 2002 ...... 41 ...... Craig Dziedziejko 1970 ...... 48 ...... Glenn Verbage 1989 ...... 25 ...... Roger McIntyre 2008 ...... 47/56 ...... Adam Yeager 1979 ....8/9 ...... Mike Allie 2001 ...... 73 ...... Jason Brooks 1969 ...... 46 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1988 ...... 29 ...... Dave McAnallen 20/24 ...... Nate Lape 8/9 ...... Harry Severino 2000 ...... 57 ...... Marty Rini 1968 ...... 54 ...... John Mazur 1987 ...... 26 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 2007 ...... 6/9 ...... Brandon Casamassima 1978 ....6/8 ...... Mike Allie 1999 ...... 38 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1967 ...... 35 ...... Bob Lemley 1986 ...... 17 ...... Jon Hart 5/7 ...... Nick Damas 1977 ....10/17 ...... John Wilson 1998 ...... 60 ...... Tom Kuempel 1966 ...... 32 ...... Walt Garnett 17 ...... Rick Lambert 2006 ...... 18/24 ...... Chris Monaco 1976 ....10...... Harry Severino 1997 ...... 39 ...... Tom Kuempel 1965 ...... 42 ...... Lowell Leach 1985 ...... 34 ...... Vance Bunn 10/12 ...... Adam Frederick 1975 ....14...... Mike Sullivan 1996 ...... 33 ...... Mike Hagy 1964 ...... 29 ...... Mike Cunningham 2005 ...... 8/10 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1974 ....11...... Dick Grogan 1995 ...... 25 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 29 ...... Zeke Myers 1984 ...... 17 ...... Vance Bunn 8/13 ...... Adam Ptacek 11 ...... Mike Kaufman 25 ...... Mike Hagy 1963 ...... 71 ...... Rusty Wamsley 17 ...... Rick Lambert 2004 ...... 40/52 ...... Chris Monaco 1973 ....6 ...... Dick Grogan 1994 ...... 33 ...... Todd Ross 1962 ...... 28 ...... Mickey Sydenstricker 1983 ...... 24 ...... Todd Sager 2003 ...... 15/18 ...... Mike Koitsopoulos 1972 ....5 ...... John Wiseman 1993 ...... 26 ...... Kurt Henzler 1961 ...... 32 ...... Corky Layman 1982 ...... 25 ...... Dan Culicerto 2002 ...... 21/22 ...... David Colangelo 1971 ....13...... Craig Dickson 1992 ...... 20 ...... Kurt Henzler 1960 ...... 37 ...... Jack Marcum 1981 ...... 23 ...... Todd Sager 2001 ...... 15/21 ...... David Colangelo 1970 ....3 ...... Craig Dickson 1991 ...... 24 ...... Roger McIntyre 1959 ...... 29 ...... Marion Majher 1980 ...... No Stats Recorded 2000 ...... 11/14 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1969 ....3 ...... Horlin Carter 24 ...... Dave McAnallen 1956 ...... 27 ...... Clarence York 1979 ...... 23 ...... Dave Ramella 1999 ...... 33/39 ...... Aaron Williams 1968 ....9 ...... Bob Lemley 1990 ...... 42 ...... John Piepenbrink 1954 ...... 24 ...... Milan Zban 23 ...... Harry Severino 1998 ...... 14/14 ...... Aaron Williams 1967 ....6 ...... Bob Lemley 1989 ...... 42 ...... Dave McAnallen 1934 ...... 34 ...... Bill Craig 1978 ...... 24 ...... Dave Ramella 1997 ...... 7/8 ...... Keith Mastro 1962 ....6 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1988 ...... 43 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1977 ...... 26 ...... Mike Horan 7/11 ...... Mike Fleming 1961 ....5 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1987 ...... 29 ...... Robbie Morrison Slugging Percentage 1976 ...... 15 ...... Lou Packer 1996 ...... 7/10 ...... Aaron Williams 1986 ...... 30 ...... Robbie Morrison 2009 ...... 659 ...... Victor Gomez 1975 ...... 37 ...... Mark Gross 1995 ...... 18/25 ...... Jim Reynolds 1985 ...... 44 ...... Scott Crosby 2008 ...... 706 ...... Nate Lape 1974 ...... 30 ...... Darren Woody 1994 ...... 13/16 ...... Jim Reynolds 1984 ...... 32 ...... Chip Cook 2007 ...... 513 ...... Nate Lape 1973 ...... 18 ...... Dave Allie 1993 ...... 6/7 ...... Brent Burke 1983 ...... 38 ...... Greg Hill 2006 ...... 640 ...... Brendan Murphy 1972 ...... 20 ...... John Lutes 1992 ...... 7/7 ...... Chris Childers Adam Yeager stole a 1982 ...... 40 ...... Todd Sager 2005 ...... 532 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1971 ...... 21 ...... Craig Dickson 1991 ...... 9/12 ...... Chris Childers nation-leading and 1981 ...... 42 ...... Greg Hill 2004 ...... 583 ...... Rich Russell 1970 ...... 17 ...... Roger Gertz 1990 ...... 6/10 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1980 ...... 26 ...... Greg Hill 2003 ...... 628 ...... Francois Larmore 1969 ...... 14 ...... Gil Koury 1989 ...... 4/4 ...... Dave Piepenbrink Marshall single-season 1979 ...... 37 ...... Mike Allie 2002 ...... 649 ...... Clay Desantis 1968 ...... 27 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1988 ...... 4/4 ...... Sam Nelson record 47 bases dur- 1978 ...... 27 ...... Randy Rosiek 2001 ...... 829 ...... Jason Brooks 1967 ...... 14 ...... Carl Nelson 4/5 ...... Jamie Svanagan ing the 2008 baseball 1977 ...... 24 ...... Mike Mueller 2000 ...... 780 ...... Marty Rini 1966 ...... 12 ...... Walt Garnett 4/6 ...... Jason Nixon 1976 ...... 20 ...... Mike Mueller 1999 ...... 570 ...... Eric Pinkerton 12 ...... Don Rockhold 1987 ...... 8/9 ...... Robbie Morrison season. 1975 ...... 41 ...... Steve Hall 1998 ...... 848 ...... Tom Kuempel 1965 ...... 9 ...... Lowell Leach 1974 ...... 29 ...... Mike Kaufman 1997 ...... 669 ...... Tom Kuempel 1964 ...... 18 ...... Charles Brown 1973 ...... 22 ...... Larry Verbage 1996 ...... 634 ...... Mike Hagy 1963 ...... 11 ...... Toby Holbrook 1972 ...... 24 ...... Herb Karlet 1995 ...... 463 ...... Kurt Henzler 1962 ...... 9 ...... Ken Echols 1971 ...... 37 ...... Glenn Verbage 1994 ...... 481 ...... Marshall Henry 9 ...... Ron Lambert 1970 ...... 23 ...... Glenn Verbage 1993 ...... 510 ...... Shane McComas 1961 ...... No Stats Recorded 1969 ...... 16 ...... Glenn Verbage 1992 ...... 455 ...... Todd Ross 1960 ...... 18 ...... Tex Williams 1968 ...... 16 ...... John Mazur 1991 ...... 467 ...... Chris Childers 1959 ...... 13 ...... Fred Conley 1967 ...... 13 ...... Bob Lemley 1990 ...... 628 ...... Dave Piepenbrink 1966 ...... 14 ...... Charles Yonker 1989 ...... 827 ...... Jason Nixon Strikeouts 1965 ...... 12 ...... Tom Langfi tt 1988 ...... 774 ...... Roger McIntyre 2009 ...... 62 ...... Thor Meeks 12 ...... Lowell Leach 1987 ...... 681 ...... Robbie Morrison 2008 ...... 49 ...... Nate Lape 1964 ...... 17 ...... Zeke Meyers 1986 ...... 784 ...... Greg Hatten 2007 ...... 39 ...... Brandon Casamassima 1963 ...... 23 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1985 ...... 690 ...... Chip Cook 2006 ...... 45 ...... Brendan Murphy 1962 ...... 22 ...... Charlie Brown 1984 ...... 574 ...... Rick Lambert 2005 ...... 49 ...... Roddy Stieger 1961 ...... 14 ...... Corky Layman 1983 ...... 768 ...... Greg Hill 2004 ...... 52 ...... Francois Larmore 1960 ...... 17 ...... Jack Marcum 1982 ...... 679 ...... Todd Sager 2003 ...... 54 ...... Craig Dziedziejko 1959 ...... 14 ...... Ruel Ball 1981 ...... 756 ...... Todd Sager 2002 ...... 37 ...... Marty Rini 14 ...... Fred Conley 1980 ...... 726 ...... Greg Hill 2001 ...... 40 ...... Jason Brooks 1956 ...... 14 ...... Donzil Hall 1979 ...... 589 ...... Mike Allie 2000 ...... 45 ...... Marty Rini 1954 ...... 6 ...... Milan Zban 1978 ...... 527 ...... Mike Allie 1999 ...... 40 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1952 ...... 5 ...... Carl Nutter 1977 ...... 425 ...... John Rulli 1998 ...... 33 ...... Ryan Roush 1976 ...... 563 ...... Mike Mueller 1997 ...... 34 ...... Tom Kuempel Total Bases 1975 ...... 620 ...... Mark Gross 1996 ...... 32 ...... Ryan Roush 2009 ...... 143 ...... Victor Gomez 1974 ...... 505 ...... Mike Kaufman 1995 ...... 44 ...... Tim Fanning 2008 ...... 151 ...... Nate Lape 1973 ...... 638 ...... Darren Woody 1994 ...... 35 ...... Craig Brumfi eld 2007 ...... 88 ...... Two Players 1972 ...... 468 ...... Herb Karlet 1993 ...... 26 ...... Jim Reynolds 2006 ...... 130 ...... Brendan Murphy 1971 ...... 780 ...... Glenn Verbage 1992 ...... 31 ...... George Kayes 2005 ...... 92 ...... Joe Glevenyak 1970 ...... 545 ...... Glenn Verbage 1991 ...... 42 ...... Dave McAnallen 2004 ...... 103 ...... Francois Larmore 1969 ...... 429 ...... Glenn Varbage 1990 ...... 40 ...... Dave McAnallen 2003 ...... 130 ...... Francois Larmore 1968 ...... 581 ...... John Mazur 1989 ...... 23 ...... Sam Nelson 2002 ...... 109 ...... David Colangelo 1967 ...... 412 ...... Bob Lemley 1988 ...... 26 ...... Dave McAnallen 2001 ...... 155 ...... Jason Brooks 1966 ...... 508 ...... Walt Garnett 1987 ...... 26 ...... Ty Phillips 2000 ...... 138 ...... Marty Rini 1965 ...... 519 ...... Lowell Leach 1986 ...... 21 ...... Scott Crosby 1999 ...... 110 ...... Eric Pinkerton 1964 ...... 377 ...... Mike Cunningham 21 ...... Trey Duffy 1998 ...... 156 ...... Tom Kuempel 1963 ...... 835 ...... Rusty Wamsley 1985 ...... 29 ...... Scott Crosby 1997 ...... 101 ...... Tom Kuempel 1962 ...... 549 ...... Mickey Sydenstricker 1984 ...... 19 ...... Rick Lambert 1996 ...... 97 ...... Mike Hagy 1961 ...... 615 ...... Corky Layman 1983 ...... 11 ...... Todd Sager 1995 ...... 81 ...... Kurt Henzler 1960 ...... 597 ...... Jack Marcum 1982 ...... 26 ...... Vance Bunn 81 ...... Mike Hagy 1959 ...... 397 ...... Marion Majher 1981 ...... 26 ...... Jeff Rowe 1994 ...... 77 ...... Todd Ross 1956 ...... 509 ...... Clarence York 1979 ...... 21 ...... John Wilson 1993 ...... 62 ...... Kurt Henzler 1934 ...... 576 ...... Bill Craig 1978 ...... 33 ...... Mike Allie 1992 ...... 55 ...... Kurt Henzler 1977 ...... 18 ...... Mike Mueller 1991 ...... 64 ...... Chris Childers Walks 18...... Tom Verbage 1990 ...... 94 ...... Chris Hall 2009 ...... 41 ...... Josh Valle 1976 ...... 22 ...... Joe Waugh 1989 ...... 91 ...... Jason Nixon 2008 ...... 37 ...... Jeff Rowley 1975 ...... 22 ...... Joe Waugh 1988 ...... 107 ...... Jason Nixon 2007 ...... 28 ...... Brendan Murphy 1974 ...... 26 ...... Mark Gross 1987 ...... 73 ...... Robbie Morrison 2006 ...... 38 ...... Rich Russell 1973 ...... 20 ...... Tim Murphy 1986 ...... 88 ...... Robbie Morrison 2005 ...... 29 ...... Adam Ptacek 1972 ...... 19 ...... John Lutes 1985 ...... 100 ...... Chip Cook 2004 ...... 28 ...... Chris Monaco 1971 ...... 20 ...... John Lutes 1984 ...... 44 ...... Vance Bunn 2003 ...... 21 ...... Scott Henning 1970 ...... 16 ...... Craig Dickson 1983 ...... 92 ...... Greg Hill Corie O’Bryan 1969 ...... 29 ...... Gil Koury 1982 ...... 91 ...... Todd Sager 2002 ...... 30 ...... Matt White 1968 ...... 22 ...... Jim Fantuzzo 1981 ...... 76 ...... Greg Hill 2001 ...... 37 ...... Matt Eldridge 1967 ...... 24 ...... Charlie Yonker 1980 ...... 55 ...... Mark Crouch 2000 ...... 30 ...... Jason Brooks 1966 ...... 23 ...... Charles Yonker 1999 ...... 32 ...... Aaron Williams 1965 ...... 27 ...... Don Rockhold 2010 Thundering Herd Media Guide 61 Marshall Baseball

PITCHING 1977 ...... 15 ...... Albie DeYoung 2001 ...... 4.07 ...... Steve Fowler 5-3 ...... Greg Kappas 1996 ...... 72 ...... J.R. Watts Games Started 1976 ...... 10 ...... Greg Rowsey 2000 ...... 5.79 ...... Rustyn Lee 1974 ...... 6-3 ...... Tom Marine 1995 ...... 63 ...... Brandon Mohr 2009 ...... 13 ...... Dan Straily 1975 ...... 10 ...... Greg Kappas 1999 ...... 4.39 ...... J.J. Thomas 1973 ...... 7-2 ...... Mark Doboney 1994 ...... 100 ...... Matt Spade 2008 ...... 15 ...... Dan Straily 10 ...... Jim Willis 1998 ...... 3.75 ...... Sean Reeder 1972 ...... 5-3 ...... Mike Peppers 1993 ...... 71 ...... Matt Spade 2007 ...... 13 ...... Jeremy Slone 1974 ...... 12 ...... Tom Marine 1997 ...... 4.98 ...... Joey Hahn 1971 ...... 8-5 ...... Rodney May 1992 ...... 59 ...... Matt Spade 2006 ...... 15 ...... Jeremy Slone 1973 ...... 10 ...... Mark Doboney 1996 ...... 5.58 ...... J.R. Watts 1970 ...... 6-4 ...... Carl Hewlett 1991 ...... 45 ...... Bill Craig 2005 ...... 14 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 10 ...... Jim Willis 1995 ...... 2.30 ...... Tim Fanning 1969 ...... 4-2 ...... Carl Hewlett 1990 ...... 52 ...... Jason Schafer 2004 ...... 14 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1972 ...... 12 ...... Dave Davis 1994 ...... 2.50 ...... Matt Spade 1968 ...... 5-2 ...... Tom Harris 1989 ...... 36 ...... Jason Schafer 2003 ...... 14 ...... Grant Harper 1971 ...... 13 ...... Ralph Caudill 1993 ...... 3.33 ...... Steve Diamond 5-3 ...... Paul Holley 1988 ...... 36 ...... Tony Petersen 2002 ...... 15 ...... Chris Fritz 13 ...... Rodney May 1992 ...... 3.33 ...... Matt Spade 1967 ...... 4-4 ...... Tom Harris 36 ...... Keith Throckmorton 2001 ...... 14 ...... Steve Fowler 1970 ...... 11 ...... Carl Hewlett 1991 ...... 2.88 ...... Ronnie Spencer 4-4 ...... Paul Holley 1987 ...... 36 ...... Michael Johnson 2000 ...... 17 ...... Sean Reeder 11 ...... Robert Hull 1990 ...... 2.16 ...... Ronald Thomas 1966 ...... 2-0 ...... Bob Hale 1986 ...... 53 ...... Greg Stevens 1999 ...... 15 ...... Sean Reeder 11 ...... Gary Leach 1989 ...... 2.97 ...... Tony Petersen 2-8 ...... Bill Blevins 1985 ...... 56 ...... Greg Stevens 1998 ...... 15 ...... J.R. Watts 1969 ...... 9 ...... Carl Hewlett 1988 ...... 2.36 ...... Chris Queen 1965 ...... 3-5 ...... Mike Fullerton 1984 ...... 31 ...... David Clay 1997 ...... 12 ...... J.R. Watts 1968 ...... 12 ...... Gary Stobart 1987 ...... 4.89 ...... Ray Nolan 1964 ...... 3-6 ...... John Mullins 1983 ...... 40 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1996 ...... 15 ...... J.R. Watts 1967 ...... 8 ...... Tom Harris 1986 ...... 4.70 ...... Ray Nolan 1963 ...... 4-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1982 ...... 63 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1995 ...... 14 ...... Frank Thompson 1966 ...... 12 ...... Bob Hale 1985 ...... 3.00 ...... Chris Queen 1962 ...... 2-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1981 ...... 57 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1994 ...... 15 ...... Matt Spade 1965 ...... 12 ...... John Mullins 1984 ...... 2.53 ...... Mark Wallace 1961 ...... 5-4 ...... Dale Lynd 1980 ...... 33 ...... Grant Campbell 1993 ...... 13 ...... Matt Spade 1964 ...... 7 ...... John Mullins 1983 ...... 3.61 ...... J.D. McKinney 1960 ...... 3-3 ...... Marion Majher 1979 ...... 43 ...... Grant Campbell 1992 ...... 11 ...... Matt Spade 1963 ...... 8 ...... Dale Lynd 1982 ...... 3.72 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1959 ...... 6-3 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1978 ...... 60 ...... Albie DeYoung 1991 ...... 10 ...... Chris Bellomy 1962 ...... 8 ...... Dale Lynd 1981 ...... 2.73 ...... Jeff Montgomery 1954 ...... 1-2 ...... Rudy Chandler 1977 ...... 84 ...... Albie DeYoung 10 ...... Brandon Ramsey 1961 ...... 11 ...... Richard Wildt 1980 ...... 0.60 ...... Mike Sullivan 1952 ...... 2-2 ...... Allen Kenney 1976 ...... 34 ...... Albie DeYoung History/Records 1990 ...... 10 ...... Jason Schafer 1960 ...... 8 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1979 ...... 2.17 ...... Grant Campbell 1934 ...... 8-0 ...... Maywood Belcher 1975 ...... 54 ...... Greg Kappas 1989 ...... 9 ...... Jason Schafer 1959 ...... 10 ...... Marion Majher 1978 ...... 1.72 ...... Jerry Chapman 1928 ...... 6-1 ...... Guy Fisher 1974 ...... 54 ...... Dave Campbell 1988 ...... 10 ...... Ray Nolan 10 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1977 ...... 1.84 ...... Greg Kappas 1973 ...... 78 ...... Mark Doboney 1987 ...... 10 ...... Eddie Harris 1934 ...... 8 ...... Maywood Belcher 1976 ...... 1.53 ...... Albie DeYoung Games Saved 1972 ...... 56 ...... Mike Peppers 1986 ...... 12 ...... Greg Stevens 1928 ...... 8 ...... Guy Fisher 1975 ...... 1.38 ...... Greg Rowsey 2009 ...... 8 ...... Austin Coan 1971 ...... 72 ...... Rodney May 1985 ...... 9 ...... Greg Stevens 1974 ...... 1.57 ...... Greg Kappas 2008 ...... 8 ...... Arik Sikula 1970 ...... 53 ...... Carl Hewlett 1984 ...... 9 ...... David Clay Innings Pitched 1973 ...... 0.86 ...... Mark Doboney 2007 ...... 7 ...... Nick Wolle 1969 ...... 46 ...... Carl Hewlett 1983 ...... 9 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2009 ...... 71.2 ...... Dan Straily 1972 ...... 1.02 ...... Mike Peppers 2006 ...... 5 ...... Brian Knipplemeyer 1968 ...... 53 ...... Paul Holley 1982 ...... 10 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2008 ...... 98.0 ...... Steve Blevins 1971 ...... 2.34 ...... Rodney May 2005 ...... 3 ...... Brendon Bump 1967 ...... 56 ...... Paul Holley 1981 ...... 10 ...... Gary Nelson 2007 ...... 85.1 ...... Jeremy Slone 1970 ...... 1.20 ...... Bill Calleja 3 ...... David Slovak 1966 ...... 56 ...... Bill Blevins 10 ...... Mike Sullivan 2006 ...... 88.2 ...... Jeremy Slone 1969 ...... 0.00 ...... Gary Leach 2004 ...... 5 ...... Chris Meadows 1965 ...... 38 ...... John Mullins 1980 ...... 8 ...... Grant Campbell 2005 ...... 83.0 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1968 ...... 2.12 ...... Tom Harris 2003 ...... 6 ...... Chris Meadows 1964 ...... 58 ...... John Mullins 1979 ...... 9 ...... Grant Campbell 2004 ...... 88.2 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1967 ...... 2.79 ...... Bill Blevins 2002 ...... 2 ...... B. Shade 1963 ...... 58 ...... Dale Lynd 1978 ...... 13 ...... Albie DeYoung 2003 ...... 96.1 ...... Grant Harper 1966 ...... 3.30 ...... Bill Blevins 2001 ...... 1 ...... Four Players 1962 ...... 38 ...... Dale Lynd 1977 ...... 12 ...... Greg Kappas 2002 ...... 78.1 ...... Chris Fritz 1965 ...... 5.00 ...... Mike Fullerton 2000 ...... 2 ...... Steve Fowler 1961 ...... 44 ...... Dale Lynd 1976 ...... 8 ...... Greg Kappas 2001 ...... 86.1 ...... Steve Fowler 1964 ...... 3.55 ...... Charles Newton 2 ...... Chris Wean 1960 ...... 45 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1975 ...... 9 ...... Jim Willis 2000 ...... 107.0 ...... Sean Reeder 1963 ...... 3.24 ...... Dale Lynd 1999 ...... 2 ...... J.J. Thomas 1959 ...... 83 ...... Marion Majher 1974 ...... 9 ...... Dave Campbell 1999 ...... 95.2 ...... Sean Reeder 1962 ...... 3.21 ...... Jim Freeman 1998 ...... 5 ...... Sean Reeder 1934 ...... 78 ...... Maywood Belcher 1973 ...... 9 ...... Mark Doboney 1998 ...... 88.1 ...... J.R. Watts 1961 ...... 3.32 ...... Carl Little 1997 ...... 2 ...... Joey Hahn 1972 ...... 10 ...... Mike Peppers 1997 ...... 67.1 ...... J.R. Watts 1960 ...... 3.35 ...... Reynolds 1996 ...... 0 1971 ...... 13 ...... Rodney May 1996 ...... 88.2 ...... J.R. Watts 1959 ...... 2.11 ...... Myers 1995 ...... 5 ...... Tim Fanning 1970 ...... 9 ...... Carl Hewlett 1995 ...... 71.2 ...... Frank Thompson 1956 ...... 1.02 ...... Paul Underwood 1994 ...... 4 ...... Tim Fanning 1969 ...... 9 ...... Paul Holley 1994 ...... 100.7 ...... Matt Spade 1954 ...... 2.31 ...... Allen Kenney 1993 ...... 4 ...... Steve Diamond 1968 ...... 9 ...... Tom Harris 1993 ...... 77.3 ...... Matt Spade 1934 ...... 0.68 ...... Maywood Belcher 1992 ...... 2 ...... Rick Paugh 1967 ...... 9 ...... Paul Holley 1992 ...... 67.7 ...... Matt Spade 1991 ...... 2 ...... Kevin Robert 1966 ...... 10 ...... Bill Blevins 1991 ...... 57.7 ...... Chris Bellomy Games Won 2 ...... Ronnie Spencer 1965 ...... 12 ...... John Mullins 1990 ...... 55.0 ...... Scott Miller 2009 ...... 4-3 ...... Dan Straily 1990 ...... 5 ...... Ronald Thomas 1964 ...... 9 ...... John Mullins 1989 ...... 46.7 ...... Jason Schafer ...... 4-3 ...... Ryan Kiel 1989 ...... 4 ...... Tony Petersen 1963 ...... 8 ...... Dale Lynd 1988 ...... 56.0 ...... Keith Throckmorton 2008 ...... 9-3 ...... Steve Blevins 1988 ...... 3 ...... Tony Petersen 1962 ...... 8 ...... Dale Lynd 1987 ...... 53.3 ...... Eddie Harris 1987 ...... 1 ...... Robbie Dearing 1961 ...... 6 ...... Dale Lynd 1986 ...... 57.7 ...... Gary Stevens 2007 ...... 4-3 ...... Andrew Blain 1 ...... Raymond Nolan 1960 ...... 7 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1985 ...... 62.3 ...... Gary Stevens ...... 4-4 ...... Ryan Kiel 1986 ...... 3 ...... Chris Queen 1959 ...... 9 ...... Marion Majher 1984 ...... 40.0 ...... David Clay 2006 ...... 6-7 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1985 ...... 3 ...... Rick Reed 9 ...... Hugh Reynolds 1983 ...... 48.0 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2005 ...... 3-4 ...... Brendon Bump 1984 ...... 1 ...... Eddie Harris 1934 ...... 7 ...... Maywood Belcher 1982 ...... 67.3 ...... Jeff Montgomery ...... 3-4 ...... Chris Cummings 1 ...... Alfred Rosario 1928 ...... 7 ...... Guy Fisher 1981 ...... 65.3 ...... Gary Nelson ...... 3-7 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1983 ...... 2 ...... J.D. McKinney 1980 ...... 40.7 ...... Grant Campbell 2004 ...... 6-4 ...... Grant Harper 1982 ...... 1 ...... Steve Verrone Appearances 1979 ...... 54.0 ...... Grant Campbell 2003 ...... 5-8 ...... Grant Harper 1981 ...... 1 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2009 ...... 24 ...... Tyler Gatrell 1978 ...... 90.0 ...... Albie DeYoung ...... 5-3 ...... Chris Koutsavlis 1 ...... Gary Nelson 2008 ...... 28 ...... Arik Sikula 1977 ...... 82.3 ...... Albie DeYoung 2002 ...... 5-7 ...... Chris Fritz 1980 ...... 0 2007 ...... 23 ...... Andrew Blain 1976 ...... 52.0 ...... Greg Kappas 2001 ...... 5-2 ...... Brandon Bartos 1979 ...... 2 ...... Grant Campbell 2006 ...... 25 ...... Brendon Bump 1975 ...... 61.3 ...... Greg Kappas ...... 5-3 ...... Steve Fowler 2 ...... Derek McDaniel 2005 ...... 32 ...... Brendon Bump 1974 ...... 60.7 ...... Jim Willis 2000 ...... 7-10 ...... Sean Reeder 1978 ...... 2 ...... Bob Birch 2004 ...... 24 ...... Chris Meadows 1973 ...... 73.7 ...... Mark Doboney 1999 ...... 6-7 ...... Sean Reeder 2 ...... Jerry Chapman 2003 ...... 28 ...... Chris Meadows 1972 ...... 61.7 ...... Mike Peppers 1998 ...... 9-6 ...... J.R. Watts 2 ...... Albie DeYoung 2002 ...... 28 ...... Chris Meadows 1971 ...... 100.0 ...... Rodney May 1997 ...... 3-5 ...... Chris Grimes 1977 ...... 1 ...... three players 2001 ...... 16 ...... Rick Suter 1970 ...... 69.3 ...... Carl Hewlett 1996 ...... 3-7 ...... J.R. Watts 1976 ...... 1 ...... three players 2000 ...... 20 ...... Sean Reeder 1969 ...... 56.3 ...... Carl Hewlett 1995 ...... 3-3 ...... Chad Hathaway 1975 ...... 1 ...... Gary Hunt 1999 ...... 19 ...... J.J. Thomas 1968 ...... 63.7 ...... Tom Harris 3-6 ...... Brandon Mohr 1 ...... Greg Rowsey 1998 ...... 24 ...... Sean Reeder 1967 ...... 70.3 ...... Paul Holley 1994 ...... 8-4 ...... Matt Spade 1974 ...... 2 ...... Greg Kappas 1997 ...... 18 ...... Joey Hahn 1966 ...... 65.3 ...... Bill Blevins 1993 ...... 4-7 ...... Matt Spade 1973 ...... 2 ...... Steve Hall 1996 ...... 17 ...... Chris Hughes 1965 ...... 50.0 ...... John Mullins 1992 ...... 3-3 ...... Ron Spencer 1972 ...... 2 ...... Dave Davis 1995 ...... 25 ...... Chad Hathaway 1964 ...... 66.0 ...... John Mullins ...... 3-5 ...... Matt Spade 1971 ...... 0 1994 ...... 16 ...... Rick Paugh 1963 ...... 67.7 ...... Dale Lynd ...... 3-6 ...... Steve Bennett 1970 ...... 3 ...... Gary Leach 1993 ...... 19 ...... Steve Diamond 1962 ...... 48.0 ...... Dale Lynd 1991 ...... 5-4 ...... Bill Craig 1969-1962 ...... No Stats Recorded 1992 ...... 21 ...... Rick Paugh 1961 ...... 55.3 ...... Dale Lynd 1990 ...... 4-4 ...... Bill Craig 1961 ...... 1 ...... Jim Gallion 1991 ...... 16 ...... John Winters 1960 ...... 51.3 ...... Hugh Reynolds ...... 4-5 ...... Jason Shaffer ...... 1 ...... Dick Wildt 1990 ...... 19 ...... Ronald Thomas 1959 ...... 75.0 ...... Marion Majher 1989 ...... 4-2 ...... Tony Petersen 1989 ...... 18 ...... Tony Petersen 1954 ...... 35.0 ...... Allen Kenney 1988 ...... 5-2 ...... Tony Petersen Strikeouts 1988 ...... 15 ...... John Chaﬁ n 1934 ...... 66.0 ...... Maywood Belcher 1987 ...... 4-4 ...... Eddie Harris 2009 ...... 58 ...... Dan Straily 1987 ...... 13 ...... John Chaﬁ n 1928 ...... 58.0 ...... Guy Fisher 1986 ...... 4-5 ...... Eddie Harris 2008 ...... 78 ...... Steve Blevins 1986 ...... 12 ...... Chris Queen 1985 ...... 7-0 ...... J.D. McKinney 2007 ...... 53 ...... Brian Chrisman 12 ...... Greg Stevens Earned Run Average 1984 ...... 4-4 ...... David Clay 2006 ...... 59 ...... Brian Chrisman 1985 ...... 17 ...... Rick Reed Minimum 10.1 IP 1983 ...... 5-4 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2005 ...... 58 ...... Brian Knippelmeyer 1984 ...... 10 ...... David Clay 2009 ...... 2.35 ...... Andrew Blain 1982 ...... 6-4 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2004 ...... 69 ...... Brian Chrisman 10 ...... Greg Stevens 2008 ...... 4.12 .... Arik Sikula/Shane Farrell 1981 ...... 7-2 ...... Gary Nelson 2003 ...... 57 ...... Grant Harper 1983 ...... 12 ...... J.D. McKinney 2007 ...... 4.59 ...... Nick Wolle ...... 7-3 ...... Mike Sullivan 2002 ...... 47 ...... Chris Fritz 1982 ...... 11 ...... Jeff Montgomery 2006 ...... 2.25 ...... Andrew Blain 1980 ...... 5-1 ...... Gary Nelson 2001 ...... 71 ...... Steve Fowler 1981 ...... 12 ...... Gary Nelson 2005 ...... 3.38 ...... Brendon Bump 1979 ...... 6-1 ...... Jerry Chapman 2000 ...... 94 ...... Sean Reeder 1980 ...... 8 ...... Grant Campbell 2004 ...... 3.38 ...... Chris Cummings 1978 ...... 8-3 ...... Albie DeYoung 1999 ...... 107 ...... Sean Reeder 1979 ...... 15 ...... Derek McDaniels 2003 ...... 4.08 ...... Steve Ziroli 1977 ...... 5-2 ...... Mike Sedberry 1998 ...... 71 ...... J.R. Watts 1978 ...... 16 ...... Albie DeYoung 2002 ...... 6.49 ...... Chris Meadows 1976 ...... 7-1 ...... Greg Kappas 1997 ...... 81 ...... J.R. Watts 1975 ...... 5-0 ...... Jim Willis 62 Marshall Baseball

CONFERENCE HONORS 1956 Clarence York (2nd) All-Pavlovich Team Coach of the Year West Virginia Athletic 1957 Donzil Hall 2008 Jeff Waggoner 1925 Frank “Red” Crist 1958 Donzil Hall 1928 Earsel Toler 1959 Alex Lawerence FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS 1929 Creighton “Doc” Noyes 1959 Hugh Reynolds (2nd) Brandon Bartos, 2001 (HM) 1929 George Kozak 1959 Sonny Siriani (2nd) Grant Harper, 2001 (HM) 1930 Kyle Tackett 1960 Marion Majher (2nd) Victor Gomez, 2008 1930 Guy Fisher 1960 Tex Williams (2nd) 1930 Guy Fisher 1961 Fred Conley (2nd) CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1931 Guy Fisher 1961 Jack Marcum (2nd) Mid-American Conference 1931 Sammy McEwen 1962 Rusty Wamsley (2nd) Chris Wean, 2000 (SP) 1931 Ramey Hunter 1963 Rusty Wamsley Jason Riceri, 2001 (SS) 1932 John Zontini 1964 Zeke Myers (2nd) Chris Meadows, 2002 (RP) 1947 Bob Trowbridge 1968 John Mazur (2nd) Matt White, 2002 (INF) 1947 Ed Corn (2nd) 1969 Paul Holley Chris Fritz, 2002 (SP) 1998 Tom Kuempel Corie O’Bryan, 2003 (INF) Buckeye Conference 1998 Mark Zban (2nd) Grant Harper, 2003 (SP) 1933 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher 1998 J.R. Watts (Academic) Corie O’Bryan, 2004 (INF) 1934 Maywood “Lefty” Belcher 2000 Eric Pinkerton Adam Frederick, 2004 (INF) 1934 Bill Craig 2000 Marty Rini (2nd) Tommy Johnson, 2005 (C) 1935 Bill Craig 2000 Homer Renshaw (2nd) Adam Frederick, 2005 (INF) 1935 John Zontini 2001 Jason Brooks Chris Koutsavlis, 2005 (SP)

Ohio Valley Conference Conference USA Conference USA 1949 Jack Cook 2007 Josh Valle (All-Freshman) Brendan Murphy, 2006 (INF) 1952 Jim Swierzcek 2008 Steve Blevins (2nd) Tommy Johnson, 2007 (C) 2008 Nate Lape Brendan Murphy, 2007 (INF) Southern Conference 2008 Victor Gomez (2nd/All-Freshman) Nate Lape, 2008 (OF) 1978 Randy Rosiek 2009 Andrew Blain (Academic) Victor Gomez, 2008 (INF/C) 1980 Greg Hill 2009 Dan Straily (2nd) Victor Gomez, 2009 (INF/C) 1981 Phillip Gordon 2009 Victor Gomez 1981 Mike Sullivan OTHER HONORS 1982 Todd Sager ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS Freshman of the Year 1983 Greg Hill Southern Conference Southern Conference 1983 Todd Sager 1990 Dave Piepenbrink Jeff Montgomery, 1981 (SP) 1984 Todd Sager 1985 Chip Cook Conference USA Male Athlete of the Year 1985 J.D. McKinney 2008 Steve Blevins Southern Conference 1985 Terry Thompson 2008 Nate Lape Tony Peterson, 1987-1988 (RP) 1987 Rob Morrison 2008 Dan Straily 1989 Jason Nixon 2008 Adam Yeager Player of the Year 1989 Dave Piepenbrink (2nd) Mid-American Conference 1989 Roger McIntyre (2nd) COACH OF THE YEAR Tom Kuempel, 1998 (1B) 1989 Tony Petersen (2nd) Southern Conference 1990 Dave Piepenbrink 1978 Jack Cook All-Mideast Region Team 1991 Dave McAnallen (2nd) Nate Lape, 2008 (OF) 1991 Roger McIntyre (2nd) Atlantic Region Victor Gomez, 2008 (INF/C) 1993 Shane McComas (2nd) 1978 Jack Cook 1993 Matt Spade (2nd) College Baseball Foundation Na- National Coach of the Year tional All-Star Lineup Mid-American Conference 1978 Jack Cook (Finalist) Adam Yeager, 2008 (SS) 1954 Ed Walowac 1954 Milan Zban Huntington Elks Lodge National Player of the Week 1954 Jim Swierczek (2nd) 1979 Jack Cook Nate Lape, 2008 (OF) 1956 Donzil Hall 1956 Stan Maledki 1956 Paul Underwood

Victor Gomez INF/C Smashed 29 homers and totaled 109 RBI in two seasons with the Thundering Herd.

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Dan Straily

2009 Draft Pick

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The Marshall Baseball team had another successful alumni weekend with great a turn out for the annual golf tournament at the Sleepy Hollow Golf Course (left) and the alumni game.

Current head coach Jeff Waggoner is with legendary Herd coach Jack Cook (top left).

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