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` La Salle University ` 2014 Record Book Table of Contents Table of Contents .......................................2 Year-by-Year Results/Coaching History .....3 Career Records ..........................................4 Season Records ......................................5-6 Awards ....................................................7-8 Postseason History ....................................9 All-Time Letter Winners ...................... 10-13 La Salle University Location ............................Philadelphia, Pa. Founded ............................................... 1863 Enrollment ..........................................3,200 President .................. Dr. Colleen M. Hanycz Nickname ......................................Explorers Colors ...............Blue (540) and Gold (7406) Website ............................. www.lasalle.edu Director of Athletics .............. Brian Baptiste Athletic Website .......www.GoExplorers.com Athletic Phone ........................215-951-1425 Home Field .................Hank DeVincent Field Credits The La Salle Baseball Record Book was cre- ated, designed, written, edited, and cover design by Nick Lantz. Photos by Sideline Photos and University Archives. This record book could not be published without the work of all previous La Salle Sports Information Directors. Published by the La Salle Department of Athletics. EDITOR’S NOTE Records are from 1949 to present. This is a running document. Some infor- mation prior to 1998 is missing or not available. If you have any information regarding any missing content, contact Nick Lantz at [email protected]. 2 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS / COACHING RECORDS Overall Conference Overall Conference Season W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Postseason Season W-L-T Pct. W-L-T Pct. Postseason 1947 5-8 .384 — — — 2009 19-30 .388 8-18 .308 — 1948 8-7 .533 — — — 2010 22-32 .407 14-13 .519 A-10 Tourney 1949 6-9 .400 — — — 2011 28-26 .519 13-11 .542 A-10 Tourney 1950 4-10 .400 — — — 2012 20-33 .377 7-17 .292 — 1951 12-5-1 .705 — — — 2013 24-29 .453 15-9 .625 A-10 Tourney 1952 14-4 .778 — — — 2014 14-34-1 .296 9-15-1 .380 — 1953 7-7-1 .500 — — — 2015 24-27-1 .471 12-12 .500 ­— 1954 8-8 .500 — — — 2016 15-39 .278 6-18 .250 — 1955 13-4 .764 — — — 2017 10-41 .196 4-20 .167 — 1956 8-8 .500 — — — 2018 14-41 .255 4-20 .167 — 1957 9-6 .600 — — — 2019 25-31 .446 4-20 .167 — 1958 7-8 .467 — — — 2020 5-9* .357 — — — 1959 9-8 .529 4-2 .667 — 1960 13-4 .765 5-1 .833 — Overall 1961 12-4-1 .750 4-2 .667 — 1962 11-7 .611 3-4 .429 — *Remainder of season suspended due to COVID-19 1963 6-10-1 .375 3-4 .429 — 1964 13-7 .650 5-4 .556 NCAA Tourney 1965 13-5 .722 5-2 .714 — 1966 15-9 .625 5-4 .556 — 1967 8-9 .470 2-5 .286 — 1968 12-10 .545 5-7 .417 — ALL-TIME COACHES 1969 13-9-1 .590 5-7-1 .423 — Name Seasons Record Pct. Post. 1970 13-6 .684 6-5 .545 — 1971 13-9 .591 7-7 .500 — William Haeffner 1947-52 (6) 49-43-1 .532 — 1972 9-8 .529 6-4 .600 — Frank Hoerst 1953-57 (5) 45-33-1 .576 — 1973 7-14 .333 3-8 .273 — Jim Pollard 1958 (1) 7-8 .467 — 1974 5-11 .313 5-5 .500 — Gene McDonnell 1959-88; 91-95 (35) 503-494-8 .504 5x 1975 15-10 .600 5-6 .455 — Robert Vivian 1989-90 (2) 35-56 .385 — 1976 16-13 .551 5-5 .500 — Frank DiMichele 1996-97 (2) 36-55 .396 — 1977 15-11 .577 3-5 .375 — Larry Conti 1998-03 (6) 80-99-1 .447 1x 1978 15-14-1 .517 6-4 .600 ECC Tourney Lee Saverio 2004-07 (4) 75-125-2 .376 — 1979 16-16 .500 4-6 .400 — Mike Lake 2008-2017 (10) 192-327-2 .370 3x 1980 11-19 .367 3-6 .333 — David Miller 2018-Pres. (3) 44-81 .352 — 1981 17-14-2 .548 5-4-1 .550 — 1982 23-12 .657 5-5 .500 — 1983 17-14-1 .548 5-7 .417 — 1984 18-19-1 .486 4-0 1.000 — 1985 31-20 .607 11-3 .786 NCAA Tourney 1986 17-20 .459 — — — 1987 23-21 .522 — — — 1988 24-19 .558 — — — 1989 24-20 .545 — — — 1990 11-36 .234 — — — 1991 14-26 .350 — — — 1992 23-18 .561 — — — 1993 13-31 .295 8-20 .285 MCC Tourney 1994 10-36 .217 3-13 .188 MCC Tourney 1995 13-31 .295 5-9 .257 — 1996 17-28 .378 8-12 .400 — Gene McDonnell Mike Lake David Miller 1997 19-27 .413 8-12 .400 — 1998 12-28 .300 1-15 .063 — 1999 27-29 .482 10-11 .476 A-10 Tourney 2000 9-39 .188 4-17 .190 — 2001 11-33-1 .250 6-16 .273 — CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS 2002 10-40 .200 1-23 .042 — Middle Atlantic/East Coast Conference 1959-83 2003 11-30 .268 6-17 .261 — Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference 1984-92 2004 20-28-2 .417 5-19 .208 — Midwest Collegiate Conference 1993-95 2005 18-34 .346 9-15 .375 — Atlantic 10 Conference 1996-Present 2006 20-31 .392 12-14 .462 — 2007 17-32 .347 8-19 .296 — 2008 16-36 .308 8-19 .296 — 3 CAREER RECORDS ------ CAREER BATTING RECORDS ----- DOUBLES TOTAL BASES BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 200 AB’S) 1. John Malloy (2007-10) 59 1. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 453 1. Tom Bonk (1980-82) .414 2. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 54 2. John Malloy (2007-10) 405 2. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) .409 3. Kevin Wittmeyer (1997-00) 51 3. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 379 3. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) .403 4. Rich Prall (2004-07) 50 4. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 376 4. Bob Shannon (1981-84) .385 5. Marc Schoch (2009-12) 45 5. Rich Prall (2004-07) 356 5. Bill Boone (1978-79) .377 Ben Faso (2016-19) 45 6. John Rickards (2005-08) 355 6. Sam Boone (1983-86) .375 7. Ryan Parfitt (2002-05) 44 7. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) 335 7. Darryl Birkhead (1986-89) .374 8. Joey Ravert (2013-16) 41 8. Kevin Wittmeyer (1997-00) 327 8. Mark Swiski (1979-81) .368 9. Jon Gyles (2009-12) 39 9. Sam Boone (1983-86) 319 9. Jonny Rankin (1976-79) .357 Mark Williams (2012-15) 39 Ryan Parfitt (2002-05) 319 10. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) .352 TRIPLES STOLEN BASES AT BATS 1. John Rickards (2005-08) 17 1. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) 118 1. John Malloy (2007-10) 846 2. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 15 2. Marc Iacovelli (1986-89) 64 2. Jeff Flax (2009-12) 818 3. Sam Boone (1983-86) 13 Brian Schaller (1994-97) 64 3. Rich Prall (2004-07) 760 Sero Cardamone (1984-87) 13 4. Joseph Stampone (1973-76) 56 4. Kevin McGowan (2016-19) 705 Justin Korenblatt (2012-15) 13 5. Sam Boone (1983-86) 45 5. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 701 6. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) 12 6. John Malloy (2007-10) 40 Ben Faso (2016-19) 701 7. Ryan Parfitt (2002-05) 10 7. Mike Morrin (1976-79) 38 7. Dan Klem (2010-13) 696 8. Brendan Norton (2009-12) 10 8. Kevin Wittmeyer (1997-00) 35 8. Justin Handler (2006-09) 695 9. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 9 9. Ryan Parfitt (2002-05) 34 9. Jon Gyles (2009-12) 680 10. Four tied with 8 10. Three tied with 33 10. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 679 HOME RUNS RUNS 1. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 45 1. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) 213 2. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 30 2. Sam Boone (1983-86) 186 3. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 26 3. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 174 Brian Oakes (2001-04) 26 4. Marc Iacovelli (1986-89) 166 5. Dave Mastropietro (1988-90) 24 5. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 156 Kevin Wittmeyer (1997-00) 24 6. Kevin Wittmeyer (1997-00) 153 John Rickards (2005-08) 24 7. John Malloy (2007-10) 148 8. Sam Boone (1983-86) 23 8. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 137 9. Tom Bonk (1980-82) 22 9. Kevin Ibach (1997-00) 126 George Hudock (2003-06) 22 10. Bob Irwin (1983-85) 123 RBI HITS 1. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 206 1. John Malloy (2007-10) 275 2. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 179 2. Barry Petrachenko (1985-88) 272 3. Sam Boone (1983-86) 154 3. Rich Prall (2004-07) 258 4. Pat Waninger (1983-87) 139 4. Steve O’Donnell (1986-89) 251 5. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 134 5. Brian Schaller (1994-97) 246 6. Tom Bonk (1980-82) 131 6. Mike Fuchs (1998-01) 239 7. Ben Faso (2016-19) 128 7. Jeff Flax (2009-12) 237 8. Rich Prall (2004-07) 127 8. John Rickards (2005-08) 211 9. John Rickards (2005-08) 122 9. Ben Faso (2016-19) 208 10. John Mally (2007-10) 119 10.Sam Boone (1983-86) 203 4 CAREER RECORDS ------CAREER PITCHING RECORDS ----- COMPLETE GAMES STRIKEOUTS ERA (MIN. 75 IP) 1. Jeff LaPorta (1989-92) 13 1. Kevin Christy (2009-12) 227 1. Pat Christensen (2010-13) 2.72 2. Kevin Fuqua (2008-11) 11 2. Kevin Fuqua (2008-11) 222 2. Will Fleck (1997) 3.35 3. Butch McNally (1962) 9 3. Gerard Breslin (2004-07) 221 3. Craig Muschko (2005-07) 3.72 Joe Marykwas (1985-86) 9 4. Pat Christensen (2010-13) 206 4. Fred Morris (1974-77) 3.96 Pete Wichterman (1991-95) 9 5. Dan Waters (2005-07) 198 5. Luke Reilly (2013-2017) 3.98 6. Bill O’Neil (1989-92) 7 6. Luke Reilly (2013-2017) 186 6. Dennis Sutsko (1970-73) 4.02 Mike Cavallaro (1998-01) 6 7. Jeff Hentz (1979-82) 183 7.
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