2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL GENERAL INFORMATION Quick Facts ...... PANTHERS 1 Table of Contents ...... 1 Schedule and Directions ...... 2 Media Information ...... 3 Season Preview ...... 4-6 Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Preseason Polls/Honors ...... 7 Founded ...... 1913 Enrollment ...... 30,000 COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF Nickname ...... Panthers Coach Greg Frady ...... 8-9 Colors ...... Blue (PMS 286C) and White Coach Blaine McFerrin ...... 10 Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Coach Brad Stromdahl ...... 11 Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Coach Nick Hogan...... 12 President ...... Dr. Mark P. Becker/1st Year Support Staff ...... 12 Director of Athletics ...... Cheryl L. Levick/1st Year President Mark P. Becker ...... 13 Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick ...... 14 History First Year of Competition ...... 1965 PLAYER PROFILES ...... Continuously since 1992 Overall Record ...... 578-895-1table (.392)/32of Yearscontents2010 Roster ...... 15 Senior Profi les ...... 16-19 Home Field Junior Profi les ...... 20-31 Home Field ...... Th e Field at Panthersville Sophomore Profi les ...... 32-39 Capacity ...... 1,000 Freshman Profi les ...... 40 Dimensions ...... LF-334, CF-385, RF-338 Surface ...... Natural Grass OPPONENTS Opponents ...... 41-44 Staff On the Road to Omaha ...... 44 Head Coach...... Greg Frady (Troy State, 1987) Georgia State Record ...... 98-77/4th Year SEASON REVIEW Career Record ...... 285-189/10th Year Assistant Coach ...... Blaine McFerrin CAA Championship ...... 45-46 Assistant Coach ...... Brad Stromdahl NCAA Regionals ...... 47 Volunteer Assistant Coach ...... Nick Hogan 2009 Season in Review ...... 48-50 Video Coordinator/Student Assistant ...... Alex Jinks 2009 Statistics ...... 51 Athletic Trainer ...... David deKay 2009 Game-by-Game Results ...... 52 2009 CAA Statistics ...... 53-54 Team Information 2009 Overall Record ...... 39-22 (.639) HISTORY & RECORD BOOK ...... Home: 22-8, Away: 14-11, Neutral: 3-3 Single Season Records ...... 56-58 2009 CAA Record/Finish ...... 12-9/2nd Career Records ...... 59-61 ...... Home: 6-3, Away: 6-6 Year-by-Year Team Records ...... 62-65 CAA Championships ...... 1 (2009) Individual Honors ...... 66-68 NCAA Appearances/Last ...... 1 (2009) Panthers in the Pros ...... 69 NCAA Tournament Record ...... 0-2 All-Time Roster ...... 70-71 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 18/12 Year-by-Year Results ...... 72-77 Position Starters Returning/Lost ...... 3/6 All-Time Record Versus Opponents ...... 78 Overall Position Players Returning/Lost ...... 12/6 Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost ...... 2/2 RECRUITING SECTION Overall Pitchers Returning/Lost ...... 6/6 Newcomers ...... 13 Th is is Atlanta ...... 80-81 Th e Campus ...... 82-83 Sports Communications Georgia State University ...... 84-85 Associate Athletic Director ...... Allison George Housing...... 86-87 Assistant Athletic Director ...... Charlie Taylor Student-Athlete Development ...... 88-89 Assistant SID (Baseball Contact) ...... Mike Holmes Athletic Facilities ...... 90-91 Offi ce Phone ...... (404) 413-4033 Reeves Fieldhouse...... 92 Cell Phone ...... (404) 259-9716 Colonial Athletic Association ...... 93 Fax ...... (404) 413-4035 Endowed Scholarships ...... 94 E-mail ...... [email protected] Strength & Conditioning...... 95 Press Box Phone ...... (404) 241-9850/4797 Th e 2010 Georgia State Baseball Media Guide is a production of Web Site ...... GeorgiaStateSports.com the Georgia State Athletics Sports Communications Department. Mailing Address ...... P.O. Box 3975 Th is publication was written and designed by Mike Holmes, with ...... Atlanta, GA 30302-3975 editorial assistance from Allison George, Charlie Taylor and the Overnight Address ...... 125 Decatur Street, Suite 130 Georgia State baseball coaching staff . Cover design by the GSU ...... Atlanta, GA 30303 Division of University Relations. Photos by Stephen Jones, Randy Wilson, Niki DeSantis (CAA) and several unnamed photogra- phers of the past. 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 1 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS

2010 SCHEDULE DIRECTIONS Day Date Opponent Location Time From the South Fri. 2/19 @ Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 4:00 pm Take I-75 North to I-285 Sat. 2/20 @ Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 2:00 pm East (Greenville), exit Sun. 2/21 @ Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 1:00 pm onto Candler/Flat Shoals TUES. 2/23 USC-UPSTATE PANTHERSVILLE 4:00 pm Road (Exit 48) and turn Wed. 2/24 @ USC-Upstate Spartanburg, S.C. 4:00 pm right, turn right on Clif- WED. 3/3 MERCER PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm ton Springs Road. Field FRI. 3/5 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm is approximately 1/4 mile SAT. 3/6 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm down on the left . SUN. 3/7 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL PANTHERSVILLE 12:00 pm Tues. 3/9 UNC-ASHEVILLE (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm From the North Wed. 3/10 UNC-ASHEVILLE PANTHERSVILLE 4:00 pm Take I-75/85 South and Fri. 3/12 @ New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 8:05 pm exit onto I-20 East (Au- Sat. 3/13 @ New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 5:05 pm gusta), go approximately Sun. 3/14 @ New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 3:05 pm six miles and exit onto Wed. 3/17 @ Kennesaw State (R) Kennesaw Ga. 6:00 pm Candler Road (Exit 65) Fri.-Sun. 3/19-20 Austin Peay Tournament Clarksville, Tenn. and turn right, go approx- Fri. 3/19 vs. Centenary Clarksville, Tenn. 7:30 pm imately one mile and turn Sat. 3/20 @ Austin Peay Clarksville, Tenn. 12:00 pm right onto Panthersville Sat. 3/20 vs. Centenary Clarksville, Tenn. 3:30 pm Road, go 1/2 mile and TUES. 3/23 ALABAMA STATE PANTHERSVILLE 5:00 pm turn right onto Clifton WED. 3/24 KENNESAW STATE (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm Springs Road. Field is Fri. 3/26 @ Old Dominion* Norfolk, Va. 7:00 pm approximately 1/4 mile Sat. 3/27 @ Old Dominion* Norfolk, Va. 4:00 pm down on the left . Sun. 3/28 @ Old Dominion* Norfolk, Va. 1:00 pm TUES. 3/30 GEORGIA TECH (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm From the West Fri. 4/2 @ Towson* Towson, Md. 3:00 pm Take I-20 East to Can- Sat. 4/3 @ Towson* Towson, Md. 1:00 pm dler Road (Exit 65) and Sun. 4/4 @ Towson* Towson, Md. 1:00pm turn right, go approxi- Tues. 4/6 @ Auburn Auburn, Ala. 7:30 pm mately one mile and turn FRI. 4/9 HOFSTRA* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm right onto Panthersville SAT. 4/10 HOFSTRA * PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm Road, go 1/2 mile and SUN. 4/11 HOFSTRA * PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm turn right onto Clifton Tues. 4/13 @ Mercer (R) Macon, Ga. 6:00 pm Springs Road. Field is FRI. 4/16 AIR FORCE (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm approximately 1/4 mile SAT. 4/17 AIR FORCE (DH) PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm down on the left . SUN. 4/18 AIR FORCE PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm WED. 4/21 MERCER (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm From the East Fri. 4/23 @ VCU* Richmond, Va. 7:00 pm Take I-20 West to Can- Sat. 4/24 @ VCU* Richmond, Va. 3:00 pm dler Road (Exit 65) and Sun. 4/25 @ VCU* Richmond, Va. 1:00 pm turn left. Go approxi- WED. 4/28 ALABAMA STATE PANTHERSVILLE 5:00 pm mately one mile and turn FRI. 4/30 GEORGE MASON* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm right onto Panthersville SAT. 5/1 GEORGE MASON* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm Road. Go 1/2 mile and SUN. 5/2 GEORGE MASON* PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm turn right onto Clifton Sat. 5/8 @ UNC Wilmington* (DH) Wilmington, N.C. 1:00 pm Springs Road. Field is Sun. 5/9 @ UNC Wilmington* Wilmington, N.C. 1:00 pm approximately 1/4 mile Tues. 5/11 @ Georgia (R) Athens, Ga. 6:30 pm down on the left . FRI. 5/14 NORTHEASTERN* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm SAT. 5/15 NORTHEASTERN* PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm SUN. 5/16 NORTHEASTERN* PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm Tues. 5/18 @ Georgia Tech (R) Atlanta, Ga. 6:00 pm FRI. 5/21 WILLIAM & MARY* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 6:00 pm SAT. 5/22 WILLIAM & MARY* (R) PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm SUN. 5/23 WILLIAM & MARY* PANTHERSVILLE 1:00 pm Th urs.-Sat. 5/27-29 CAA Championship (R) Wilmington, N.C. BOLD denotes Home Game; * denotes CAA game - All times shown are Eastern Standard Time (EST), (R) – Select games will be broadcast on WRAS-FM 88.5

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2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 3 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS FOR THE MEDIA ON THE AIR Th e Sports Communications Offi ce For the 11th consecutive season, a slate of Georgia Th e 2010 Georgia State Baseball Media Guide was State baseball games will air on the Georgia State Radio produced to aid the media in its coverage of the Pan- Network. Games can be heard in the Atlanta area and ther baseball team. Additional information and photo- all of North Georgia on WRAS-FM 88.5, the fl agship graphs are available to accredited members of the me- station for Georgia State Athletics. Games can also be dia through the Georgia State Sports Communications heard on the Internet at GeorgiaStateSports.com and offi ce. If you need additional materials, please contact WRAS.org. Dave Cohen re- Assistant Sports Information Director Mike Holmes at turns to the micro- (404) 413-4033 or via e-mail at [email protected]. phone for selected airings of Georgia Mailing Address: State baseball in Georgia State University 2010. Now in his Attn. Sports Communications Offi ce 27th season as play- 125 Decatur Street SE, Suite 130 by-play announcer Atlanta, GA 30303 for Georgia State men’s basketball and Media Credentials 11th with Panther If media (or professional scouts) are interested in baseball, Cohen also covering a home game, please contact Mike Holmes enters his 13th sea- at least 24 hours in advance. All credentials for home son as broadcast co- games are available for pick up at the ticket offi ce. Cre- ordinator. He will dentials may be picked up two hours before fi rst pitch. be joined for home games by former players Jeramy Comptonon and Rusty Bennett. Bennett Assistant Media Services Sports Information Director Mike Holmes will join him Up-to-date game notes and statistics, along with for road games as well as Panther Sports Talk, 30 min- roster cards and media guides will be available prior utes prior to fi rst pitch. to each home game. Box scores will be available in the Cohen is a veteran sports reporter in Atlanta, hav- press box aft er the contest. Statistics will be kept live on ing worked for WGST-AM 640, WCNN-AM 680, WSB- the internet at GeorgiaStateSports.com. AM 750, and WGUN-AM 1010. He also works with the Furman University Football Radio Network in Green- Interviews ville, S.C. All interview requests for Georgia State coaches and Cohen is a native of Lowell, Mass., and a graduate of student-athletes should be made through Mike Holm- Georgia State. He and his wife Carol reside in Alpharet- es. Student-athletes will be made available during non- ta. Th e couple has a nine-year old son Samuel, and a class hours. Coach Frady is available most mornings. fi ve-year old son, Jackson. Student-athletes and Coach Frady will also be made available aft er weekday practices.

Press Box Limited media seating is available at home games. Th e press box telephone number is (404) 241-9850. Phone lines are available for visiting broadcasters and other media members upon request and availability.

4 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS SEASON PREVIEW average. “Justin is one of our team leaders. He is a very soft-spoken and The 2009 baseball season was a record one on numerous levels reserved man, but a complete fi reball of competitiveness. He blos- for the Georgia State baseball program. With the loss of 12 seniors, soms when he is on an outsider would think that the 2010 season would be a rebuilding the fi eld. As a coach, year, but in the eyes of the 18 returners and 13 newcomers, that is I have so much trust about as far from the truth as possible. in him when he is on The Panthers bring back four All-CAA honorees as well as the mound. CAA Tournament Most Outstanding Performer Bradley Logan Returning to the and freshman All-American Justin Malone. The 2009 Panthers tied pitching staff are also a or broke 23 school records, including the most wins in a season trio of juniors: Zach with 39 after capturing the school’s fi rst CAA Championship and Chastain, Theo Ash- traveling to its fi rst NCAA Regional. Now the goal is to become er and Will Camp- the fi rst repeat CAA champion since the 2003 season. bell. Chastain only “I am very excited about the upcoming season and the new allowed one earned players that we have brought into the program,” commented head run in the second coach Greg Frady. “I am also eagerly excited to see how some of half of the season, fi nishing with a 2-0 record and 4.05 ERA. Asher the younger players who had a year to develop have matured on earned his fi rst collegiate win in the CAA Championship Game, the fi eld and at the plate. We have a good group of talent, but I fi nishing the year with a 4.05 ERA. Campbell pitched 22.1 innings think it will come down to how well we come together as a team. in 2009, sporting a 1-0 record in 16 appearances and being a part There are a lot of new faces and we need time for everyone to de- of the Panthers 10-1 win over #3 Georgia Tech at Russ Chandler fi ne their rolls and develop an identity. This team needs to create Stadium. its own identity for us to be as successful as we were last year.” The staff also returns a pair of sophomores: Nick Squeglia and Ben Marshall. Squeglia fi nished the year 4-0 in 13 appearances, PITCHERS pitching 28.2 innings, while Marshall made three starts and nine Under the watchful eye of assistant coach Blaine McFerrin, the appearances, striking out 24 in just 19.0 innings pitched. pitching staff once again blossomed in 2009 and is expected to be Joining the returners is an all-star cast of junior college transfers deeper in 2010. Senior Ryan Moore, who earned All-CAA Second and a pair of highly-touted freshman. Charley Olson spent two Team honors after compiling a 7-2 record in 2009, as well as junior years at Pasco-Hernando Community College, earning All-Sun- Aidan Francis, who earned All-CAA Third Team honors, return to coast First Team honors in 2009. Olson fi nished the year with a lead the weekend staff. Moore fi nished second on the team with 3.92 ERA and was sixth in the NJCAA with 106 strikeouts. 85.2 innings pitched and 64 strikeouts. Francis, who was used pri- Junior Chaz Abeln fi nished the 2009 season with an 8-4 record marily in a relief role for most of the season, moved into the Friday at South Florida Community College and is expected to challenge night starter spot with three weeks remaining in the season and led for a midweek starting position. the Panthers into the postseason after compiling a 5-1 record and Lefthander Wes Grant will also challenge for a midweek start- holding opponents to a .231 batting average. ing spot after two seasons at Bossier Parish Junior College. During “Experience, toughness, big his sophomore season, he made 15 appearances, including eight ggame pitching ability, calm- starts, holding opponents to a .211 batting average. nness and confi dence are all The Panthers added another local product in Jeremy Gazerro, tthings that I think of when who pitched the last two seasons at Andrew College in Cuthbert, iit comes to Ryan Moore and Ga., earning four wins in 16 appearances last year. AAidan Francis. As a coach, it “All four of our additional junior college transfer pitchers eexcites me to think that we could easily start for us. All four of those guys could start for us in ccan put those two guys on the middle of the week games or be the fi rst ones out of the bullpen in mmound. They bring a lot of long relief. I think you will see Charley start out as a middle of the lleadership to this team.” week starter. I think Jeremy and Wes will come out of the bullpen The potential fi nal piece to and help us immediately, while Chaz bounces around and serves tthe weekend rotation puzzle in a variety of different roles. We are very happy with their devel- ccomes in the form of junior opment and I think ccollege transfer David Buch- Coach McFerrin did aanan. Buchanan was drafted a great job working iin the sixth round of the 2009 wwith them during MMajor League Baseball Draft tthe fall.” bby the New York Mets, but Georgia State add- tturned down a contract offer ed a pair of highly- tto come to Georgia State. He ttouted freshman iis one of seven new pitchers ppitchers as well: oon the staff. AAidan McLaughlin “David Buchanan is a highly competitive pitcher. No one has and Michael Moch. a greater expectation for what he can accomplish than himself. He MMcLaughlin, who has done a great job during the fall in the way of maturing and ppitched at Peachtree working on his pitches.” RidRidge HiHigh h SSchool h l iin DDuluth, l th earned d GGeorgia i Top 100 honors last Justin Malone, who earned both Louisville Slugger and Pro- season after opening the season with a perfect game. Moch was Line/NCBWA All-American honors in 2009 after earning a win a standout pitcher at Forsyth Central High School for three years and a pair of saves in the CAA Championship, will fulfi ll the closer before fi nishing his career at West Forsyth High School. During role once again. Malone fi nished the year with a 1.35 ERA and his senior season, he went 11-1 with 93 strikeouts and a 1.17 ERA, seven saves, while holding opponents to a miniscule .216 batting earning all-county pitcher of the year honors.

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 5 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS “Aidan had some injuries during the fall and will be redshirted with 14 doubles and slugging at a .521 clip. He was also named to this year, so although he will not be on the fi eld, I expect him the Brooks Wallace Preseason Watch List in 2009 and will garner to continue to improve to be prepared for next year. Mike Moch more preseason attention in 2010. might have been our most consistent pitcher of the fall. He has Also returning to the infi eld is third baseman Brandon Wil- just been outstanding. I think he is making a very strong push for liams and shortstop Carl middle of the week starts and if he continues to improve the way Moniz. Williams earned All- he is, could see weekend action once we get to conference play. CAA Third Team honors in The one thing that he is missing is experience and mound time at 2009 after batting .310 with the Division I level. The thing he does bring is confi dence, com- 30 runs scored during his petitiveness and toughness.” freshman season. Moniz, one of three seniors on the squad, CATCHERS hit 10 home runs and played in all but two games during Replacing one of the top catchers in the history of the program his junior season. He was one will be no easy task, but Coach Frady brought in a pair of junior- of just two players to play in college transfers, while two sophomores return to step-up to the the fi rst 50 games of the year. challenge. Moniz will also see signifi - Carter Sackett and Shane Hammond each are junior college cant time in left fi eld. transfers with two years of eligibility remaining. Sackett earned Also returning and add- all-region fi rst team and all-district honors during his second sea- ing depth to the infi eld will son at Iowa Central Community College, leading his squad with be Justin Malone, Daniel 15 home runs and 53 runs batted in. Hammond comes in with prior Blaustein, Theo Asher and Division I experience, playing his freshman season at Davidson Aaron Schmitz. Malone, before transferring to Young Harris Community College. In 2009, along with his closer duties, he batted .314 to help lead the squad to a 44-12 record and Region played second base during XVII Tournament. his freshman year. He made “Heading into the season, Carter Sackett is no doubt our pri- appearances in 29 games and mary catcher. He was probably our most consistent hitter this past earned a .337 on base percentage. fall and continued to improve with his catching. I think he learned Asher made 21 starts at fi rst base and also was used as a defen- a lot about our pitchers and made a good adjustment from the ju- sive replacement late in games. During this sophomore year, Asher nior college level to the Division I level. Shane had some injuries batted .253 and scored 15 runs. Blaustein and Schmitz combined this fall that caused him some set-backs, but he is a very good catch for 33 appearances and will be expected to play larger roles during and throw player, so each one brings something different. Carter is the upcoming year. going to be the every day guy, while Chris (Hallum) stands to be “I think we all know that Brandon Williams will be ready to be the middle of the week guy. Shane could be our defensive guy and on the fi eld when we call on him this spring. He is just a baseball come in at any time. We will just need to see how all of it devel- guy. He earned All-CAA honors as a freshman and I know he is ops.” going to fi ght very hard to be the opening day third baseman once Hallum served as the primary back-up to Marc Mimeault in again this spring.” 2009, starting 13 games and making 19 appearances. Sophomore “Theo Asher will once again be used as a reliever out of the Drew Parker served as the bullpen catcher and could also see ac- bullpen as well as a defensive replacement at fi rst base. He will tion in the outfi eld in 2010. also get some starts at fi rst base when we face a right-handed start- “Drew Parker is another guy who will be in the mix. He brings er from time-to-time.” a lot of emotion to the team and is a player that our pitchers really “Aaron Schmitz has worked hard and gotten better every year. enjoy throwing to. Players on the team really respect him and I He can play fi rst or third and gives us depth. Daniel Blaustein and know he will play an integral role again this year.” Rob Lind have been in a tremendous battle for the starting second base spot. The good thing is one is right handed and one is left INFIELDERS handed so it allows us to do some different things.” The depth of talent across the infi eld may be as great as it has The Panthers added signifi cant depth in the form of junior col- ever been in the history of the program. Senior Bradley Logan lege transfers Rob Lind and Bryan Condotta. Lind played last sea- returns for his fi nal season and will see action every day at either son at Iowa Western Community College leading the Reivers to fi rst base or third base. Logan, who was named the CAA Champi- a pair of NJCAA College World Series appearances, batting .353 onship Most Outstanding Performer in 2009, will graduate in May with 61 hits and 53 RBI’s during his sophomore season. During his as one of the most decorated student-athletes in the history of the freshman year, he batted .441 and drove in 42. program. He is on pace to shatter more than half-a-dozen career Condotta transfers to State after playing two seasons at Bossier records this season, cementing himself in the record book for years Parish Community College. Condotta will add speed to the top of to come. the line-up after stealing 38 bases during the last two years. “I can’t even put into words what Bradley Logan has meant “Rob Lind comes in after being a junior college all-american to this program. He stands out so clearly as potentially the most and has a big reputation, we just need to see how that translates to outstanding player that we have ever had at Georgia State. There the Division I level. He knows how to play and knows how to hit. have been a lot of great players here, but Bradley has been such Bryan Condotta may be the fastest player we have on the team and a consistent and clutch performer since he arrived as a freshman. will see a signifi cant amount of time at shortstop. I think there is He is the competitive leader on the fi eld and brings such a good at- a lot of respect among all of the infi elders and with the depth we titude to the fi eld everyday. He can play fi rst, third, pitch, he is just have, I think it will give us a lot of options during the season.” so versatile and tough. He is just a winner and I think his senior year is going to be his signature, monster breakout year.” OUTFIELDERS During the 2009 season, Logan batted .309 with 10 home runs and If there is a position question entering the 2010 season, it 49 runs batted in. He played in 59 games, tying for the team lead comes in the outfi eld where the Panthers lost all three starters from

6 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS a season ago. However, the team built depth at the position before Among the highlights to the 2010 schedule will be a home- the 2009 season, so this year’s outfi eld will still have plenty of ex- and-home series with Georgia Tech, as well as single games at perience. Juniors Jonathan Kolowich, Joey Wood and Brett Max- Georgia and Auburn. The Panthers will also travel west to face well each return from injuries and will challenge for starting spots New Mexico State in Las Cruces, the second weekend of March. by opening day, while Carl Moniz, who platooned in the outfi eld The Panthers will face cross-town rival Georgia Tech at home at times during the 2009 season, will also see some action. on March 30th. It will mark the fi rst time the two school’s will play Kolowich batted .281 and made 30 appearances, including 18 since the dramatic NCAA starts during his sophomore season before injuries derailed him Regional last May. during the season half of the year. In just 64 at bats, he belted four Georgia State will also home runs and scored 20 times, while earning a .447 on base per- match-up against in-state centage. foes Kennesaw State and Wood, who like Kolowich missed a signifi cant amount of time Mercer. After winning the due to injury, batted .333 in 36 appearances, including 21 starts, CAA Championship in while stealing 11 bases in just 13 attempts. Wilmington, N.C., Georgia Maxwell, who transferred to State before the start of the 2009 State will travel back to the season, sat out the season and was given a medical redshirt, retain- coast, May 8-9, to face the ing two years of eligibility. All three are healthy and ready for the Seahawks the weekend af- upcoming season ter fi nal exams. “It is funny to think about our outfi eld. When you look back to “I think the schedule the regional, Mike McCree was in left, Nick Hogan was in center features a good balance of and Matt Van Horn was in right. Immediately one would think that home and away games, as it has to be a major blow to the team to lose all three outfi elders. well as allowing us to play The truth is the outfi eld is our deepest position on our team. Jona- our natural rivalries during than, Joey and Brett are all potential starters. I think Joey could be the middle of the week.” our opening day designated hitter. Jonathan is an impact player as The schedule includes nine games against teams that made the a right fi elder and a clutch player. Brett Maxwell is as exciting as NCAA Regionals in 2009. State will also play nine games against any player that we have on the team.” teams that won 40 or more games in 2009 and 19 games against J oining the trio of returners will be a pair of transfers with teams that won at least 30 games. plenty of experience. Junior Mark Micowski joins the program Although the Panthers won the CAA Tournament, the regular after two very successful seasons at the University of Vermont, season title went to George Mason. The Patriots will travel to Pan- which discontinued their program after the 2009 season. During thersville for a three-game series beginning on April 30th. Georgia his sophomore season, Micowski earned American East All-Con- State will also have home CAA series against Hofstra (April 9-11), ference Second Team honors after fi nishing the year with a .365 Northeastern (May 14-16) and William & Mary (May 21-23). batting average and team-high 28 stolen bases. He led the team Along with the CAA series at UNC Wilmington, the Panthers with 219 at bats, 80 hits and four triples. He is expected to start in will travel to Old Dominion (March 27-29), Towson (April 2-4) centerfi eld and bat lead-off for the Panthers. and VCU (April 23-25). Ryan Fleming, who played the last two seasons at Iowa West- The home opener will come on Tuesday, February 23rd as ern Community College, will add power to the middle of the line- Georgia State hosts USC-Upstate at 4 p.m. The following day, the up and is expected to contend for the starting right fi eld position. Panthers will make the trip to Spartanburg to face the Spartans. Last season, he helped lead Iowa Western to the College World Following the trip to New Mexico State, March 12-14, the Pan- Series after batting .286 with a .451 on base percentage. thers will travel north on I-75 to face Kennesaw State on March “Ryan Fleming in right fi eld, Mark Micowski in center fi eld 17th. The Owls will return to Panthersville on March 24th. and Carl Moniz in left fi eld could easily be the three starters in the In between those two games, the Panthers will travel to Clarks- outfi eld. We have such a great combination of players and I am so ville, Tenn. for a tournament hosted by Austin Peay. Georgia State encouraged by our depth and options out there. Carl hit third for us will take on the host Governors on March 20th, with match-ups all fall and shows a ton of leadership as our captain. Mark is going against Centenary on the 19th and 20th as well. to be our lead-off hitter and Ryan led the team in home runs this Georgia State will travel just across the state line into Alabama fall. All three of those guys are left-handed, while Joey, Jonathan to face Auburn on April 6th in a rematch of last year’s game that and Brett are all right-handed, so the options are endless.” saw the Panthers allow only four hits to the Tigers. The Air Force Academy will travel to Panthersville for a four- SCHEDULE game series beginning on April 16th. It will mark the fi rst time the two schools have met on the diamond and the fi rst time that the The Panthers will open up the season with arguably its big- Panthers have taken on one of the service academies. gest opening weekend challenge in school history, facing top ten Non-conference play will conclude with a pair of road games. Florida State for a three-game series in Tallahassee. It will mark The Panthers will travel to Athens on May 11th to face the Bull- the fi rst of 15 games against opponents who are ranked in the fi rst dogs and then a week later travel across town to face Georgia Tech preseason polls. on May 18th. “Florida State is one of the most traditional baseball play- The top four teams in the CAA will meet in Wilmington this ing universities in the country. In the way of success, they have year to determine the CAA Tournament Champion. The tourna- had about as many College World Series appearances as anyone. ment will take place from May 27-29th. The winner receives an Coach Mike Martin is an excellent, legendary Hall of Fame type automatic berth into this year’s NCAA Tournament which will be- coach for team that wins 40 or 50-plus games every year. We look gin the following week at 16 sites. forward to playing at Dick Howser Stadium as it is a great environ- Returning to the NCAA Regionals is only one goal the Panthers ment for baseball.” have this season as they look to make the College World Series in The schedule features 29 home games and 27 road contests on the last year it will be played at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha as a the way to a goal of a return trip to the CAA Championships in new stadium will be built for the 2011 College World Series. Wilmington, N.C. in May.

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GREG FRADY HEAD COACH #10 TROY STATE, 1987 COLUMBUS STATE, 1989

two years, it established a new mark for the most in school history. In 2008, designated hitter Derek Simmons was named All-CAA Now entering his fourth season at the helm of the Panthers, First Team, while Bradley Logan and Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas Greg Frady was named head coach of Georgia State in June of 2006. earned second team honors. Chase Childers and Robinson Polanco He is the eighth coach in the history of the program. both earned third team honors. In just three years, Frady has turned the Panthers into national Simmons became the fi rst Panther to earn back-to-back All- contenders. Last season, he led the squad to its fi rst CAA Cham- CAA First Team honors in school history, while Ryan Moore and pionship and NCAA Regional berth aft er a school record 39 wins, Mimeault earned second team honors in 2009. Aidan Frances and including a regular season win over third-ranked Georgia Tech at Brandon Williams were both also honored with spots on the third Russ Chandler Stadium. team. Five Panthers earned All-CAA status for the second year in a Frady also oversaw the advancement of closer Justin Malone row. Aft er earning the conference championship, another fi ve Pan- who earned freshman All-America honors from both Baseball thers earned all-tournament honors, led by Tournament M.O.P America and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Associa- Bradley Logan. tion. To go along with the school records for wins, the Panthers shat- Frady’s fi rst season at the helm of the Panthers was highlighted tered the winning percentage mark and established new marks in by the teams’ second straight appearance in the CAA Tournament. runs scored, hits, saves, strikeouts, RBI’s, games played, at bats, Th e team reeled off six consecutive victories on two separate occa- innings pitched and putouts. Th e squad also fi nished the regular sions, while three players earned postseason honors. Luke Gordon season and CAA Tournament by tying the school record with eight became the fi rst Panther to earn All-CAA First Team honors, while straight wins. Charlie Pelt and Eric Suttle earned second team honors. During his second season, Frady led the team to 33 wins, which Before being promoted to head coach, Frady spent two seasons at the time set a new school record as well. In his three years, he is as the Panthers’ associate head coach under Mike Hurst. He helped credited with two of the three 30-plus win seasons in school his- lead State to the Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament in 2005 and tory. Th e 2008 team opened the season with eight straight victories then the 2006 CAA Tournament during the team’s fi rst season as a which matched the school record for longest winning streak set member of the Colonial Athletic Association. during the 2000 season, when the Panthers won eight in a row from Prior to joining State, Frady served as the associate head coach Feb. 18-29. It also marked the best start to a season in Panther his- at the University of Central Florida from 1997-2003. Th e Knights tory as the squad won four-game series against both Jackson State were ranked in the Top 25 in each of his seven seasons. UCF col- and IPFW. lected six conference championships during that time (three regu- He also watched as sophomore Bradley Logan established a lar season and three tournament). Th e Knights also made four ap- new school record for hits with 85 during that season. pearances in the NCAA Tournament and played in two regional Under Frady’s tutelage, Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas was named fi nals. He was part of four 40-win teams (1997, 1998, 2000, 2002) to the Brooks Wallace National Player-of-the-Year Preseason Watch and one 50-win team in 2001. List before the start of the season. Logan earned the same honor in Before making the move to UCF, Frady spent six seasons as 2009. During that same time frame, catcher Marc Mimeault was the head coach at North Florida Community College in Madison, named to the Johnny Bench Preseason Watch List in both years. Fla. During his tenure, the team broke the school record for wins Rochon-Salvas would set a new career mark for hits and fi n- in a season four times in six years. He started his coaching career at ished his four-year career at State with 267. He also earned CAA Columbus State University in 1988, where he served as an assistant Scholar-Athlete of the Year honors for the second straight season for three seasons. Frady took charge as interim head coach in the and was a national nominee for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award. summer of 1990, aft er the Cougars went to the NCAA Division II During Mimeault’s senior year, he fl irted with batting .400 most of World Series with a 38-15 record. the 2009 season, fi nishing the year with a .398 average. Frady has recruited and coached 21 All-Americans, while 86 With fi ve Panthers earning All-CAA honors in each of the last of his former players have been draft ed or signed professional con-

8 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS tracts. Four of his players have reached the major leagues: Aaron tionally, he had an article about recruiting published in a national Fultz of the Cleveland Indians (2000-2007), Mike Maroth of the St. magazine. Louis Cardinals (2002-2007), Clay Timpner of the San Francisco Over the past year, he has done work with Brazilian Baseball Giants (2008) and Esix Snead, previously with the New York Mets Confederation to help get equipment and raise awareness of the (2002, 2004). game in the soccer mecca. Frady played collegiately at Troy State University and helped Frady was born in Ellijay, Ga., on Dec. 2, 1962, and graduated the Trojans reach the Division II World Series twice. In 1986, his from Gilmer High School in 1981. He was named the most valu- team won the national championship and was later named the best able player on both the basketball and baseball teams his senior Division II team of all-time at the 1997 Division II College World year. In 2006, he was inducted into the Gilmer High School Ath- Series. letic Hall of Fame. Frady also currently serves as the head coach of the German Frady received his bachelor’s degree in education and recre- National Team. In the spring of 2008, his squad came just two ation from Troy State in 1987, and earned a master’s degree in ad- games shy of qualifying for the Beijing Olympics. Over the sum- ministration from Columbus State in 1989. mer, he led the squad to a win over China in the 2009 Baseball Greg and his wife Rhonda have been married for 22 years. Th e World Cup, only the second win in the history of the country. Th at couple resides in Gwinnett County with their daughter Bailey, 17, was just over a month aft er the German team defeated the United and son Riley, 14. States at the World Baseball Challenge in British Columbia and fi n- ished in second place. In 2005, Frady led the German team to the B-Pool Gold Medal and a fourth place fi nish at the European Championship, earning the team a spot in the 2007 World Cup. Th e fourth place fi nish at the 2005 European Championship was the highest a German squad had placed in that competition and marked the fi rst time the Germans qualifi ed for the World Cup. Frady is also very active in the community. He served as Rotary Club president in Madison, Fla., when coaching at North Florida Community College, and continues working through Rotary In- ternational as a keynote speaker at numerous events. Frady has a long record of working with chambers of commerce and conducts instructional clinics for coaches and youth baseball players. Addi- CoachCoach FrFradyady cocongratulatesngratulates thethe teamteam aftaft er a wwinin aatt ththee 2007 Baseball World Cup in Taiwan THE FRADY FILE Year Overall Conference Notes Assistant Head Coach at UCF (1997-2003) 1997 40-24 7-10 TAAC Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional 1998 41-21 14-7 TAAC Tournament berth 1999 38-21 19-11 TAAC Tournament berth 2000 43-19 22-5 TAAC Regular-Season Champs, NCAA Regional 2001 51-14 22-5 TAAC Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional 2002 41-22 23-7 A-Sun Regular-Season and Tournament Champs, NCAA Regional 2003 31-25 14-16 Total 285-146 121-61 3 Regular-Season Titles, 3 Tournament Titles, 4 NCAA Regionals

Associate Head Coach at Georgia State (2005-06) 2005 25-32 15-15 A-Sun Tournament berth 2006 26-31 13-17 CAA Tournament berth Total 51-63 28-32 2 Conference Tournament berths

Head Coach at Georgia State (2007-present) 2007 26-32 15-15 CAA Tournament berth 2008 33-23 12-17 School Record 33 wins, Five All-CAA honorees 2009 39-22 12-9 School Record 39 wins, fi rst CAA Championship, fi rst NCAA Regional Total 98-77 39-41 Second winningest coach in Georgia State history

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 9 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS

BLAINE MCFERRIN ASSISTANT COACH IPFW, 2000 #38

McFerrin will enter his fourth season as assistant coach for the 2008, compiling a Panthers in 2010. He also serves as the teams’ pitching coach, 4-1 record with 55 weight and conditioning coordinator, while handling team travel strikeouts. and equipment matters. McFerrin came to Th e pitching staff has seen a great deal of success under McFerrin’s State aft er spend- tutelage. Th is past season, State set a school record for wins with 39, ing the 2006 season while earning its fi rst-ever CAA Championship and appearance in at Michigan where an NCAA Regional. Th e team shattered both the school strikeout he worked with the and saves record. Th e Panthers eclipsed the strikeout record by pitchers and out- over 100, setting a new standard of 474. Th e bullpen recorded 19 fi elders. At Michi- saves, breaking the record of 12 set in 2005. gan, he worked with A pair of pitchers, Ryan Moore and Aidan Francis, earned All- one MLB free-agent CAA honors, while Francis was also named to the CAA All-Rookie signee, two MLB Team. Justin Malone earned Freshman All-American honors by draft ees, three Fresh- both Louisville Slugger and the National Collegiate Baseball Writ- man All-Americans ers Association, while both he and Moore were named to the CAA and a Johnny Bench All-Tournament Team. Aft er the season, Will Palmer and Robin- Award Finalist. Mc- sson Polanco each signed Ferrin was part of a ffree agents contracts to Big Ten regular-sea- pplay professional baseball. son championship DuringD the season, Moore and a Big Ten Tournament title that earned the Wolverines a trip to aand Francis both earned the NCAA Atlanta Regional. CCAA Pitcher of the Week McFerrin moved to Michigan aft er spending the 2005 season as hhonors, while Francis also the pitching coach at his alma mater, IPFW, under head coach Billy sscored CAA Rookie of the Gernon. WWeek honors aft er his fi rst Aft er a career-ending arm injury, McFerrin started his coaching ccareer start. career as an assistant at IPFW from 2001-03. He spent the 2004 In 2008, Polanco earned season at Division III Earlham College in Richmond, Ind., before AAll-CAA Th ird Team hon- returning to IPFW in 2005. oors aft er compiling an 8-4 McFerrin played two seasons at IPFW (1999-2000) aft er transfer- rrecord, as the team set the ring from Kentucky Wesleyan. He capped his senior season with pprevious school record for a 2-0 record and a team-leading 3.29 ERA as the Mastodons set a wwins in a season with 33. school record for conference wins in 2000. In his fi rst season, both A native of Connersville, Ind., McFerrin earned his bachelor’s in AAdam Bowling and Will secondary education (2000) and his master’s in school administra- PPalmer earned CAA tion (2002) at IPFW. PPitcher of the Week hon- McFerrin married Carrie Ann Sullivan in August 2006. Th e cou- oors. Bowling signed with ple resides in Atlanta. ththe Chicago Chi White Whit Sox S organization i ti as an undraft ed free agent af- ter the season and spent the 2007 season with the Great Falls White Sox, before moving up to the Kannapolis Intimidators in

10 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS

BRAD STROMDAHL ASSISTANT COACH #25 SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA, 2002

Stromdahl will enter the upcoming 2010 season in his fourth year CMU made three as the recruiting coordinator and hitting coach for the Panthers. He MAC Tournament also serves as the team’s academic coordinator. appearances during Th e 2009 season saw Stromdahl help lead the Panthers to their his tenure and won most successful season in school history. Th e team won a record the MAC regular- 39 games, earned its fi rst-ever CAA Championship and made an season title in 2004. appearance in the NCAA Regionals for the fi rst time ever. In 2005, the Chip- Th e team shattered nearly every off ensive record in the book. Th e pewas fi nished Panthers set school records for runs, hits and RBIs, while just fall- with a 42-18 overall ing short of the single-season home run mark. It marked the sec- record and fell in ond straight year the team set records for hits and RBIs. the championship Along with the records set during the 2008 season, Stromdahl was game of the confer- also instrumental in helping the Panthers set a new school record ence tournament. for wins and winning percentage, only to be broke once again in Prior to Central 2009. Th e career and individual season hit records were also bro- Michigan, Strom- ken by Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas and Bradley Logan respectively. dahl spent the 2003 season attM Marshall h llUi University it as an assistant. it t Also emphasizing patience at the plate, Chase Childers shattered He also served as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Southwest the school career record for walks in 2009. Minnesota State, from 1999-2002. Stromdahl came to Georgia State aft er three seasons at Central Stromdahl also has experience as a head coach in summer leagues, Michigan University. With the Chippewas, Stromdahl’s primary leading the 2006 Th under Bay (Ontario) Border Cats to a runner- responsibilities were hitting instruction and working with infi eld- up fi nish for the Northwoods League championship. During the ers, in addition to assisting with recruiting. Th e Central Michigan summer of 2004 he led the Wilson (N.C.) Tobs of the Coastal Plain off ense fl ourished under his direction, leading the Mid- to the all-time attendance record. Conference in over half of the off ensive categories each season. Stromdahl received a master’s degree in sports administration from Central Michigan in 2006. He received his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Southwest Minnesota State in 2002. He spent two seasons playing for the Division II Mustangs before pursuing a career in professional baseball for three seasons. Before SMSU, Stromdahl spent two years at then-junior college Bethany Lutheran in Mankato, Minn. Stromdahl, who grew up in Napa, California, fi nished high school in Minocqua, Wisconsin. He married Tessa Rieger in December 2006. Th e couple resides in Atlanta.

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NICK HOGAN #33 VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH GEORGIA STATE, 2009

Nick Hogan joins the baseball staff aft er a very successful two-year es, guiding the team to a 32-20 mark and appearance in the Region career playing for Georgia State and graduating in December. He X championship game. fi nished his career eighth in stolen bases in just those two seasons, Hogan also collected fi rst team honors during his freshman year, serving as the Panthers lead-off hitter during most of that time. leading the team with a .423 batting average and collecting a team- Hogan had a reputation as being a hard-nosed player who would best 55 hits and 26 stolen bases. run into walls and take an inside pitch to the hip to help his team, Hogan graduated high school at nearby St. Pius X, leading the evident by the fact he fi nished third on the all-time hit by pitch list team to the state quarterfi nals during this junior year. Th at same with 25, just four off the school record. season, he earned All-State First Team honors. Over the summer, Hogan served as an assistant coach with the Wilson Tobs of the Coastal Plain League. Th e Tobs fi nished 35-21 and in fi rst place in the South Division. During his senior year, Hogan played in 58 games, tied for the sixth most in a single season in school history, helping lead the Panthers to their fi rst-ever CAA Championship and NCAA Re- gional appearance. He tied for second on the team with 58 runs scored, the fourth most in a single season in school history. He fi nished his season tied for fi ft h in the CAA in stolen bases and in runs scored. In 2008, Hogan led the team and the CAA with fi ve triples while tying the school record with being hit by a pitch 16 times. He fi n- ished the year tied for third on the team with 19 multi-hit games. Prior to coming to Georgia State, Hogan attended Pitt Commu- nity College in North Carolina, earning All-Region X First Team honors aft er hitting .360 with 32 RBIs during his second season. Hogan led the Bulldogs with 59 hits, four triples and 24 stolen bas-

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CAA PRESEASON POLL COLLEGIATE BASEBALL PRESEASON BASEBALL AMERICA PRESEASON TOP 25 1. James Madison (9) ...... 99 FABULOUS 40 POLL Team ...... Record Final Rank 2. UNC Wilmington (2) ...... 91 1. Texas (50-16-1) ...... 496 1. Texas ...... 50-16 ...... 2 3. Georgia State...... 75 2. LSU(56-17)...... 494 2. ...... 49-15 ...... 5 4. Old Dominion ...... 66 3. Virginia (49-15-1) ...... 493 3. Louisiana State ...... 56-17 ...... 1 5. Delaware ...... 61 4. Cal. St. Fullerton (47-16) ...... 492 4. Cal State Fullerton ...47-16 ...... 4 6. George Mason ...... 54 5. Arizona St. (51-14) ...... 491 5. Rice ...... 43-18 ...... 8 6. Georgia Tech (38-19-1) ...... 486 7. Towson ...... 42 7. Florida St. (45-18) ...... 483 6. Georgia Tech ...... 38-19 ...... 20 VCU ...... 42 8. U.C. Irvine (45-15) ...... 482 7. Florida ...... 42-22 ...... 12 9. Northeastern ...... 40 9. Florida (42-22) ...... 479 8. UC Irvine ...... 45-15 ...... 10 10. William and Mary ...... 24 10. Oregon St. (37-19) ...... 475 9. Florida State ...... 45-18 ...... 9 11. Hofstra ...... 11 11. Rice (43-18) ...... 473 10. South Carolina ...... 40-23 ...... 25 12. Miami, Fla. (38-22) ...... 470 (fi rst place votes) 13. North Carolina (48-18) ...... 469 11. Texas Christian ...... 40-18 ...... 14 14. Ohio St. (42-19) ...... 467 12. Coastal Carolina ...... 47-13 ...... NR CAA PRESEASON TEAM 15. Texas Christian (40-18) ...... 464 13. Louisville ...... 47-18 ...... 15 16. Clemson (44-22) ...... 462 Player, School ...... Pos...... Cl. 14. Arizona State ...... 51-13 ...... 3 17. Coastal Carolina (47-16) ...... 459 15. Clemson ...... 44-29 ...... 16 Cody Stanley, UNCW ...... C ...... Jr. 18. East Carolina (46-20) ...... 455 Bradley Logan, GSU ...... 1B ...... Sr. 19. Louisville (47-18) ...... 454 16. Miami ...... 38-22 ...... NR Ryan Soares, George Mason ...2B ...... Sr. 20. UCLA (27-29) ...... 452 17. Arkansas ...... 41-24 ...... 7 David Herbek, JMU ...... SS ...... Jr. 21. Southern Miss. (40-26) ...... 450 18. East Carolina ...... 46-20 ...... 17 22. Mississippi (44-20) ...... 446 Jake McAloose, ODU ...... 3B ...... Sr. 19. San Diego ...... 29-25 ...... NR 23. Arkansas (41-24) ...... 443 20. North Carolina ...... 48-18 ...... 6 Matt Browning, JMU ...... OF ...... Sr. 24. San Diego (29-25) ...... 441 Kevin Collins, Towson ...... OF ...... Sr. 25. Oklahoma (43-20) ...... 439 21. Southern Mississippi 40-26 ...... 11 Matt Townsend, JMU ...... OF ...... Sr. 26. Stanford (30-25) ...... 435 22. Georgia ...... 38-22 ...... NR Trevor Knight, JMU ...... P/IF ...... r. 27. Wichita St. (30-27) ...... 430 23. UCLA ...... 27-29 ...... NR 28. South Carolina (40-23) ...... 428 Robbie Monday, UNCW ...... DH ...... Sr. 24. Mississippi ...... 44-20 ...... 13 29. Texas A&M (37-24) ...... 427 25. Oregon State ...... 37-19 ...... NR Kevin Crum, GMU ...... SP ...... Sr. 30. Minnesota (40-19) ...... 425 Ryan Moore, GSU ...... SP ...... Sr. 31. Georgia (38-24) ...... 422 Italic (will play during 2010 season) Kevin Munson, JMU ...... RP ...... Jr. 32. Vanderbilt (37-27) ...... 419 33. Fresno St. (32-30) ...... 417 34. Pepperdine (31-23) ...... 415 NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR Preseason CAA Player of the Year: 35. South Florida (34-12) ...... 412 Trevor Knight, James Madison 36. Kansas (39-24) ...... 410 WATCH LIST 37. Middle Tennessee St. (44-18) ...... 407 Justin Malone ...... Sophomore Honorable mention: Chris Forsten, C, 38. Florida Gulf Coast (36-18) ...... 402 William & Mary; Ryan Cuneo, 1B, Dela- 39. Notre Dame (36-23) ...... 401 40. Dallas Baptist (38-17) ...... 397 ware; Mike Fabiaschi, 2B, James Madison; Chris Wychock, 2B, Towson; Nick Natoli, Other Teams Receiving Votes: Cal Poly, SS, Towson; Mike Rooney, SS, UNC Wilm- Arizona, Oregon, Long Beach St., Califor- ington; Carlos Alonso, 3B, Delaware; Gray- nia, Missouri, Michigan, , Baylor, son Evans, OF, UNC Wilmington; Austin Oklahoma St., Central Florida, Mississippi St., Alabama, Auburn, James Madison, Tu- Harclerode, Util, Towson; Shane Davis, lane, Kentucky, Tennessee, New Mexico St., DH, George Mason; Turner Phelps, P, James Ball St., Bowling Green St., Hawaii, Hous- Madison; Rich O’Donald, P, Delaware; Ste- ton, Kent St., Missouri St., Creighton, West- phen Harrold, RP, UNC Wilmington; Jus- ern Kentucky, N.C. State, Boston College, tin Malone, RP, Georgia State Illinois, Jacksonville, Washington, Southern Cal., Washington St., Troy, San Diego St., College of Charleston, Georgia Southern, St. John’s, Wagner, New Mexico, Eastern Il- linois, Kennesaw St., Florida International, West Virginia, Elon, Texas St., SE Louisi- ana, Stetson, Oral Roberts, Winthrop, UNC Wilmington, Georgia State, Dartmouth, Wright St., Bethune-Cookman, Liberty, Dayton, Rhode Island, Southern.

Italic (will play during 2010 season)

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DR. MARK P. BECKER UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

arkk PP. BBecker,k ttheh seventhth president of Georgia State Uni- versity, began his tenure on Jan. 1, 2009. A biostatistician, Mpublic health researcher and academic leader, Becker, 51, had served as executive vice president for academic aff airs and pro- vost at the University of South Carolina before assuming Georgia State’s presidency. Prior to that appointment, Becker spent three years at the University of Minnesota as a biostatistics professor, dean of the School of Public Health and assistant vice president of Public Health, Preparedness and Emergency Response. From 1989 to 2000, Becker was a professor and associate dean for academic aff airs at the University of Michigan’s School of Public Health. He also has held academic posts at the University of Wash- ington, the University of Florida and Cornell University. Becker earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Tow- son State University and his doctorate in statistics from the Pennsyl- vania State University. As provost at University of South Carolina, Becker was respon- sible for formulating and implementing academic policy, coordinat- Internationally recognized as a researcher in biostatistics and ing the university’s teaching, research and public service programs public health sciences, Becker has published more than 40 articles and allocating resources in all academic areas, among other roles. and has been principal investigator on research grants from the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation and co-investigator on numerous research grants from the Centers for Disease Control, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and other granting agencies. During his career, Becker has been involved in several profes- sional associations, including the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the International Biometric Society and the American Statistical Association, where he is a fellow. Becker, who is married to Laura Voisinet and has two children, Matthew, 23, and Julia, 19, enjoys outdoor activities like hiking and whitewater raft ing and “experiencing and learning about new cultures.” He said he will bring to the Georgia State presidency “energy, a passion for and a commitment to public higher education as well as signifi cant academic leadership experience in both established and up and coming public research universities.”

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CHERYL L. LEVICK DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

heryl L. Levick brings a resume of experience and success from chief operating offi cer, she supervised internal operations and served as the prestigious athletics programs across the nation to her position as primary administrator for 33 varsity sports programs that for more than CDirector of Athletics at Georgia State University. She is charged with a decade have been considered the best in the country. She also oversaw leading Panther athletics in an era of unprecedented exposure and oppor- student services, NCAA compliance and eligibility, sports medicine and tunity with the launch of Georgia State football and the continued growth strength programs, postseason championships and personnel. of the overall program. During Levick’s tenure, Stanford won 44 national championships and Levick came to Georgia State from the University of Maryland, where six straight Sears Cup titles. She oversaw the addition of three women’s she served as chief of staff /executive senior athletic director, overseeing sports, increasing participation from 600 to 800 student-athletes. daily management of 27 sports programs, a 180-member staff and an She was the WCC representative to the NCAA Management Council annual budget of $51 million. and completed a term as chair of the NCAA Committee on Women’s Her impressive career is highlighted by a total of seven years as director Athletics. Levick served on the board of directors for the San Jose Sports of athletics at Santa Clara University and Saint Louis University and features Authority, the organizing committee for the Bay Area’s bid for the 2012 nearly two decades in senior administrative positions at Maryland and at Olympics, and the Pacifi c-10 Conference Council. She chaired the Local Stanford University as well as stints with the Pacifi c 10 Conference and the Organizing Committee for the 1999 NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four, NCAA headquarters. which was hosted by Stanford at the San Jose Arena. A recipient of numerous awards, Levick was named the 2001 Divi- In 2001, Levick was honored with a Bay Area Woman Achievement sion I Athletic Administrator of the Year by the National Association of Award. She is an active speaker on issues of sport and leadership, profes- Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA). In 2005-06, she sional development and gender equity, and she has served as an executive received the General Sports TURF Systems Athletic Director of the Year mentor in the NCAA Fellowship Leadership Development Program. Award for the NCAA Division I Central Region, and she was recognized in Prior to her time at Stanford, Levick was an assistant commissioner both 1998 and 1999 as one of the nation’s Top 25 Female Sports Executives of the Pac-10 Conference, an assistant director of communications and by Street & Smith’s Sports Business Journal. Levick is also a past president women’s programs at the NCAA, the women’s gymnastics coach and asso- of the NCAA Division I-AAA Athletic Directors Association. ciate athletic director at Slippery Rock University, and assistant gymnas- Before going to Maryland in August 2007, she served three years as tics coach and synchronized swim coach at Indiana University. She began athletics director at Saint Louis (2004-07), where she led the transition from her career at Pattonville Senior High School in St. Louis, Mo., where she Conference USA into the for the 18-sport program. coached gymnastics and assisted in coaching women’s track. Not only did she lead fund-raising eff orts for the school’s new $80 million Levick is a 1974 graduate of the University of Missouri, and she holds a on-campus arena, but she was responsible for the design and layout of the masters degree in athletic administration from Indiana University. She has 10,600-seat Chaifetz Arena and the adjacent practice and offi ce complex. two daughters: Heather (photo, left ), who is married to Michael Klass, and In addition, she served on the 2005 NCAA Men’s Basketball Final Four Melissa (photo, right). executive committee and partnered with the St. Louis Sports Commission to serve as host for the 2006 NCAA Men’s Soccer College Cup. She was honored with the 2006 Carl O. Bauer Award from the Missouri Athletic Club as the top amateur sports fi gure in the St. Louis area. Before joining Saint Louis in June 2004, Levick spent four years as the director of athletics and recreation at Santa Clara University, a 17-sport program in the West Coast Conference. She also was a senior administrator at Santa Clara. Levick reorganized the department’s administrative staff and oversaw a major renovation of the Broncos’ basketball arena while securing approval for a $42.75 million commitment within the University’s capital campaign. Santa Clara added athletic scholarships, sold out and managed the 2002 NCAA Men’s Basketball West Regional, won the school’s fi rst NCAA title in a women’s sport with the 2001 soccer championship and completed an NCAA certifi cation. Prior to Santa Clara, Levick spent 12 years at Stanford as senior asso- ciate athletic director and senior woman administrator. As the department’s

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 15 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS SUPPORT STAFF

James Greenwell Paul Bender Dena Freeman-Patton Jamal Terry Executive Senior Associate A.D. Facilities Superintendent Assistant Athletics Director Assistant Strength & Conditioning Sport Supervisor Student-Athlete Development Coach

Mike Holmes Alex Jinks David deKay Elizabeth Messer Asst. Sports Information Director Student Assistant Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Baseball Contact Manager/Video Coordinator Athletic Trainer Marketing

Georgia State saw a great deal of success in the CAA dur- ing the spring of 2009. Th e Panthers took home three CAA Championships (pictured L to R: Coach Miha Lisac-Wom- en’s Tennis; Coach Cathy Mant-Women’s Golf; Coach Greg Frady-Baseball; Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick). Both women’s tennis and baseball qualifi ed for the NCAA Cham- pionships for the fi rst time in school history.

16 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS ROSTER No. Name ...... Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School) 1 Rob Lind ...... SS/2B L/R 5-10 180 Jr. Hartford, S.D./Iowa Western CC/West Central HS 2 Justin Malone ...... SS/RHP R/R 5-10 165 So. Abingdon, VA/Abingdon HS 3 Carl Moniz ...... SS/2B L/R 6-1 185 Sr. Laval, Quebec/NE Oklahoma CC/Edouard-Montpetit HS 4 Brandon Williams ...... 3B R/R 6-1 200 So. Marietta, GA/Kell HS 5 Jonathan Kolowich ...... OF R/R 6-3 215 Jr. Kennesaw, GA/Blessed Trinity HS 6 Daniel Blaustein ...... 2B R/R 5-11 170 So. Atlanta, GA/Holy Innocents HS 7 Mark Micowski ...... OF L/R 6-2 175 Jr. Haddam, CT/Univ. of Vermont/Xavier HS 8 Chris Metcalf ...... C R/R 6-5 220 So. Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS 9 Joey Wood ...... OF R/R 6-0 195 R-So. Columbus, GA/Northside Columbus HS 11 Michael Moch ...... LHP L/L 6-1 190 Fr. Cumming, GA/West Forsyth HS 12 Ryan Moore ...... RHP R/R 6-7 215 Sr. Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/N. Cobb Christian HS 13 Bryan Condotta ...... SS/2B R/R 6-0 180 Jr. Mississauga, Ont./Bossier Parish CC/Our Lady of Mt. Carmel 14 Zach Chastain ...... RHP R/R 6-1 195 Jr. Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 15 Th eo Asher ...... 1B/LHP L/L 6-3 215 Jr. Lilburn, GA/Parkview HS 16 Nick Squeglia ...... RHP R/R 5-11 190 So. Lawrenceville, GA/Collins Hill HS 17 Shane Hammond ...... C R/R 6-0 185 Jr. Kennesaw, GA/Young Harris JC/Harrison HS 18 Chaz Abeln ...... RHP R/R 6-0 195 Jr. Sebing, FL/South Florida CC/Sebring HS 19 Brett Maxwell ...... OF R/R 6-1 180 R-Jr. Douglasville, GA/Chipola CC/Alexander HS 20 Aidan Francis ...... LHP L/L 6-0 190 Jr. Newcastle, NSW, /Callaghan Coll.-Jesmond Campus 22 David Buchanan ...... RHP R/R 6-3 198 Jr. Peachtree City, GA/Chipola JC/Fayette Co. HS 23 Ben Marshall ...... RHP R/R 6-0 170 So. Loganville, GA/Loganville HS 24 Ryan Fleming ...... OF L/R 6-3 212 Jr. Whitby, Ont./Iowa Western CC/Henry Street HS 26 Charley Olson ...... RHP R/R 6-2 190 Jr. Largo, FL/Pasco-Hernando CC/Clearwater Cent. Catholic HS 28 Carter Sackett ...... C R/R 6-2 210 Jr. Savage, MN/Iowa Central CC/Burnsville HS 29 Drew Parker ...... C R/R 6-1 190 So. Powder Springs, GA/McEachern HS 32 Jeremy Gazerro ...... RHP R/R 6-0 165 Jr. Calhoun, GA/Andrew College/Gordon Central HS 34 Wes Grant ...... LHP L/L 5-11 190 Jr. Benton, AK/Bossier Parrish CC/Benton HS 35 Aidan McLaughlin ...... RHP R/R 6-4 176 Fr. Duluth, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS 42 Will Campbell ...... RHP R/R 6-5 210 Jr. Douglasville, GA/Alexander HS 44 Bradley Logan ...... 3B R/R 6-3 200 Sr. Augusta, GA/Westside HS 45 Aaron Schmitz ...... 1B/3B R/R 6-1 200 Jr. Lawrenceville, GA/Peachtree Ridge HS

COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Head Coach: #10, Greg Frady, 4th season as head coach/6th overall (Troy State, 1987) Greg Frady ...... FRAY-dee Assistant Coach: #38, Blaine McFerrin, 4th season (IPFW, 2000) Brad Stromdahl ...... STROM-dawl Assistant Coach: #25, Brad Stromdahl, 4th season (Southwest Minnesota State, 2002) Daniel Blaustein ...... Blau-steen Mark Micowski ...... Mick-cow-ski Volunteer Assistant: #33 Nick Hogan, 1st season (Georgia State, 2009) Jeremy Gazerro ...... Ga-Zere-O Student-Manager: Alex Jinks, 2nd season (Parkview HS, 2008) Aidan Francis ...... AAA-den Athletic Trainer: David deKay, 1st season (University of Maine at Presque Isle, 2009) Michael Moch ...... Mock Strength & Conditioning Coach: Jamal Terry (Morris Brown, 2000) Chaz Abeln ...... Abe-lin Nick Squeglia ...... SQUILL-yah Jonathan Kolowich ...... COAL-o-witch Carl Moniz ...... MOE-nez Aidan McLaughlin . AAA-Den Mic-LAWF-lynn

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 17 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS BRADLEY LOGAN AUGUSTA, GA WESTSIDE HS #44 SENIOR • 1B/3B • 6-3 • 200 • R/R

CAREER driving in a pair...Finished the season scoring at least one run in each of his last 11 games...Finished second on the team with 22 Will enter his senior season among the top ten in several all-time multi-hit games, including two three-hit games...Tied for second statistical categories...Currently tied for sixth on the all-time hits on the team with 12 multi-RBI games...Played in 59 games, tied for list with 209, one of only nine players in Panther history with over the second most in a single season in school history...Finished the 200 hits...Stands second on the runs scored list with 155, just ten year with 217 at bats, the seventh most in a single season in school shy of being the all-time leader...Leads the all-time hit by pitch list history, while scoring 55 runs, also the seventh most in school his- with 29 and moved into fi ft h on the all-time runs batted in list with tory...Collected seven at bats against William & Mary on March 148...Stands seventh on the all-time home runs list with 27 and tied 21st, tying the school record that is shared with three others. for fi ft h with 340 total bases, only 75 away from taking over the top spot in school history.

2009 Earned CAA Most Outstanding Performer and CAA All-Tourna- ment Team honors aft er belting four home runs in four games to lead the Panthers to their fi rst-ever CAA Championship...Named to the Brooks Wallace Preseason Watch List as one of the top 64 players in the country prior to the start of the season...Named to the All-CAA Coaches Preseason Team, as well as earned honors from Rivals, SEBaseball and Baseball America prior to the start of the season...Went 7-for-17 in the CAA Championship with six runs scored and 19 total bases in four games in Wilmington... Went 2-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBIs in the Panthers championship game victory of UNC Wilmington...Belted second inning home run in the Panthers fi rst-ever NCAA Regional game against cross-town foe Georgia Tech, going 2-for-4 at the plate... Went 3-for-8 in the NCAA Atlanta Regional, scoring two runs and

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2007 58-58 .294 194 39 57 9 1 6 36 .443 21 10 32 .384 4 5 3-3 .897 2008 56-56 .376 226 61 85 21 1 11 63 .624 17 10 33 .439 2 2 12-14 .946 2009 59-58 .309 217 55 67 14 1 10 49 .521 29 9 37 .405 4 3 11-12 .943 Total 173-172 .328 637 155 209 44 3 27 148 .534 67 29 102 .410 10 10 26-29 .934

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2007 27.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 0 1.0 4 4 3 0 0 0 .571 2008 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0/0 1 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 0 .000 2009 4.66 1-1 5 0 0 0/0 1 9.2 10 6 5 11 8 0 .256 Total 6.35 1-1 9 0 0 0/0 2 11.1 14 10 8 11 10 0 .292

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2008 CAREER HIGHS Named to All-CAA Second-Team aft er leading team with 24 multi- At Bats ...... 7 at William & Mary (3/21/09) hit games and 17 multi-RBI games...Led team in slugging (.624), Runs ...... 4 vs. Jacksonville State (5/8/07) home runs (11), doubles (21) and RBIs (63)...Set school record for Hits ...... 5 vs. Presbyterian College (5/6/08) most hits in a season with 85...Went 4-for-9 with seven RBIs and Doubles ...... 3 vs. Northeastern (3/30/08) three runs scored in doubleheader against Jackson State (2/23)... Triples ...... (3x) 1 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)* Drove in four runs with a three-run homer and groundout against Home Runs...... (3x) 2 vs. Delaware (4/4/09)* George Mason (3/16)...Doubled and homered while going 4-for- RBI’s ...... (2x) 5 vs. Presbyterian College (5/6/08)* 5 against Northeastern (3/29)...Doubled three times and drove in Walks ...... 3 vs. Towson (5/10/09) three runs against Northeastern (3/30...Drove in fi ve runs with Stolen Bases ...... (2x) 2 vs. Alabama A&M (4/21/08) a homer and double while going 3-for-4 against North Carolina *most recent Central (4/20)...Went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs against Hofstra (4/25)...Tied school single-game record with fi ve hits while Pitching doubling and homering twice against Presbyterian (5/6)...Escaped Innings Pitched ...... 5.1 at William & Mary (3/21/09) a bases-loaded jam with a strikeout to record save against Old Do- Strikeouts ...... 3 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09) minion (5/10)...Hit game-winning three-run homer against Old Dominion in top of the ninth (5/11)...Named CAA Player of the ON THE VERGE OF HISTORY Week aft er batting .524 (11-for-21) with a double, three home runs, Entering the 2010 season, Logan is set to become one of the sta- eight runs scored and 10 RBIs (5/12)...Finished season on a school- tistically greatest student-athletes in Georgia State history. Below record 22-game hitting streak; batting .461 with eight doubles, sev- are some of the career records he is chasing this year: en home runs and 32 RBIs (4/6-5/17). Category Total Currently Shy of Record Games Played 173 Just outside top 10 48 2007 At Bats 637 9th 150 Had 12 multiple-hit games, including one four-hit game, and re- Hits 209 T6th 56 corded six multi-RBI games...Started all 58 games at third base, Doubles 44 T6th 13 which was tied for second most games played in a single season at Home Runs 27 7th 18 Georgia State at the time...Posted .300 average with 10 RBIs during Total Bases 340 T5th 75 10-game hitting streak (3/30-4/15)...Drove home two runs with a RBI 148 T5th 25 double in win against Alabama State (2/18)...Homered twice and Runs 155 2nd 10 doubled while going 4-for-5 with four RBIs and three runs against Sac Flies 10 5th 2 UNC Wilmington (3/17)...Went 3-for-4 with a two-run homer Hit by Pitch 29 1st - and three RBIs against Georgia Southern (4/24)...Belted three-run home run and scored four runs against Jacksonville State (5/8).

PREP Lettered for three years under head coach Gerald Barnes at West- side High...Was named Class AA Player of the Year by the Georgia Dugout Club in 2005, and was named to the Dugout Club All-Star Team in 2006...Hit .474 in his sophomore year with three homers and 33 RBIs...Went 12-1 with a 1.12 ERA with 102 strikeouts in 68 innings in junior season while also batting .541 with nine homers and 52 RBIs during junior season...Hit .434 as a senior with eight homers and 48 RBIs while notching a 9-3 record on the mound ...Hit .497 for his career with 20 homers and 133 RBIs while his team reached the state playoff s in each season he played, including a state fi nals trip his junior season.

PERSONAL Bradley Mikell Logan was born May 12, 1988, in Augusta, Ga... His parents are Lance Logan and Debra DiArenzo...Has two brothers (Scott Logan and Joel Avera) and three sisters (Lauren Logan, Ali Avera and Ashley Avera)...Currently majoring in psychology.

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 19 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS CARL MONIZ LAVAL, QUEBEC, CANADA NE OKLAHOMA CC #3 EDOUARD-MONTPETIT HS SENIOR • 2B/SS • 6-1 • 185 • L/R

2009 PERSONAL Helped lead the Panthers at the CAA Championship, going 6-for- Born on August 20, 1986, to Doarto Moniz and Colette Brosseau in 13 at the plate and leading the team with a .588 on base percent- Montreal, Quebec, Canada....Has an older brother, Ian...Currently age...Hit a home run against No. 27 George Mason, leading the majoring in psychology. Panthers to their fi rst ever CAA Championship Game...Aft er an early season slump, broke out with an 18-game hitting streak that started during the Bethune Cookman University Invitational, the CAREER HIGHS longest streak of any Panther during the season...Belted four home At Bats ...... (3x) 6 at William & Mary (3/21/09)* runs in fi ve games in early March as a part of that streak...Scored Runs ...... 3 at Bethune Cookman (3/8/09) 12 runs in six games during an early season stretch, from March Hits ...... (2x) 3 vs. Savannah State (3/17/09)* 8th-17th...Finished the season tied for third on the team with 10 Doubles ...... (5x) 1 vs. Samford (5/5/09)* home runs, while scoring 39 runs and driving in 39...Only player Home Runs...... (10x) 1 vs. George Mason (5/22/09)* to play in all of the fi rst 50 games of the season...Finished the year RBI’s ...... 4 vs. Augusta State (3/11/09) with 59 games played, tied for the second most in school history... Walks ...... (2x) 2 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09) Finished the season with nine stolen bases in just 11 attempts... Stolen Bases ...... 2 at William & Mary (3/20/09) Earned All-Canada Honorable Mention honors by the Canadian *most recent Baseball Network.

2008 As a member of the NE Oklahoma Junior College team, batted .400 with four home runs, 45 RBIs and 15 stolen bases...Led team to a 35-19 record...Was named to the All-Region Second Team ... Earned All-Canada Honorable Mention honors by the Canadian Baseball Network.

2007 During his freshman year at NE Oklahoma Junior College, batted .370 with two home runs, 35 RBIs and 17 stolen bases...Was named to the all-region second team.

PREP Attended Edouard-Montpetit High School, the same high school as recent Georgia State baseball graduate Marc Mimeault...Played with Team Canada.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 59-51 .261 203 39 53 6 0 10 39 .438 18 3 33 .327 2 4 9-11 .966 Total 59-51 .261 203 39 53 6 0 10 39 .438 18 3 33 .327 2 4 9-11 .966

20 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS RYAN MOORE KENNESAW, GA #12 YOUNG HARRIS CC NORTH COBB CHRISTIAN HS SENIOR • RHP • 6-7 • 215 • R/R

2009 2007 Earned All-CAA Second Team honors...Landed on the CAA All- In his fi rst year with the Mountain Lions, helped lead the school Tournament Team aft er throwing a complete game against No. 27 to their fi rst ever Junior College World Series appearance...Helped George Mason, sending the Panthers into the CAA Championship Young Harris to both region and district championships...Finished Game for the fi rst time in school history...Pitched seven innings the season 2-0 and was the winning pitcher in the JUCO State Championship game...Th e Mountain Lions fi nished the season of six-hit ball during Georgia State’s fi rst ever postseason appear- ranked eighth in the nation with a 46-22 record. ance in the NCAA Atlanta Regional...Earned a tough-luck loss af- ter allowing just four runs to the potent No. 22 Elon off ense, one PREP of the top scoring teams in the country...Led the Panthers with a Was a member of Chris Staff ord’s North Cobb Christian Eagles, 7-2 record and 4.41 ERA, ninth best in the CAA, making 13 starts, earning a varsity letter his senior year...Led the Eagles to the GISA tied for the team lead...Earned CAA Pitcher of the Week honors AAA State Championship during his senior year, while earning all on February 24th...Earned a complete game victory against Tow- region honors and a 6-2 record. son in the fi nal CAA game of the season, clinching the Panthers a PERSONAL spot in the CAA Championship, his longest outing of the season at that time...Th rew a career-high nine strikeouts in his fi rst start Born on April 19, 1988, to David and Lisa Moore in Durham, N.C. ...Has an younger brother, Adam...Currently majoring in econom- of the season against Cleveland State, leading the Panthers to their ics...His father played college basketball at Middle Georgia and for- fi rst shutout of the season...Earned wins in his fi rst two appear- mer Georgia State Atlantic Sun Conference rival Troy. ances of the season, not allowing an earned run in his fi rst 10.2 innings pitched...Th rew 7.1 innings of fi ve-hit ball in the Panthers CAREER HIGHS 7-3 win over Northeastern on April 19th...Finished second on the Innings Pitched ...... (2x) 9.0 vs. George Mason (5/22/09)* team with 64 strikeouts, as well as innings pitched with 85.2...Held Strikeouts ...... 9 vs. Cleveland State (2/21/09) opponents to just a .259 batting average. *most recent 2008 Finished his second season at Young Harris with a 6-0 record and 3.00 ERA, with three saves and 19 appearances...Th rew 34 strike- outs in 48 innings pitched, leading the Mountain Lions to a 50-13 record...Helped his team become the Georgia JUCO State Cham- pions and led the squad to the region championship, as the squad reached as high as #2 in the nation during the season...Th e previ- ous summer, played for the Atlanta Astros and helped the team to become College League Champions.

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2009 4.41 7-2 16 13 2 0/1 0 85.2 86 47 42 29 64 11 .259 Total 4.41 7-2 16 13 2 0/1 0 85.2 86 47 42 29 64 11 .259

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CHAZ ABELN DAVID BUCHANAN SEBRING, FL PEACHTREE CITY, GA SOUTH FLORIDA CC / SEBRING HS CHIPOLA JC / FAYETTE CO. HS JUNIOR • RHP • 6-0 • 195 • R/R JUNIOR • RHP • 6-3 • 198 • R/R

2008-2009 2008-2009 Earned the Top Gun pitcher award at South Florida Community Went 4-2 in 15 appearances during his second season at Chipola College aft er compiling an 8-4 record during his freshman season Junior College, leading the team to the conference championship with 91 strikeouts and a 4.13 ERA...Received the award again in his game...Made four starts, pitching 38.1 innings, striking out 43 and sophomore season, going 5-4 with a 4.64 ERA. holding opponents to a .258 batting average, earning one save on the season...Ranked among the top 40 in the state of Florida by PREP Baseball America and as the 24th top junior college prospect ac- cording to PGCrosschecker.com...Helped the team to a state title During his senior year at Sebring High School, batted .389 with during his freshman season in 2008, going 2-0 in 17 appearances... fi ve home runs and 48 RBI’s, while also compiling a 12-1 record on Made three starts, throwing 24.2 innings, striking out 27 and earn- the mound with 117 strikeouts and a 1.98 ERA...Earned Heartland ing a pair of saves. Player of the Year honors and team MVP honors during his senior year, earning all-state second team honors as well...Earned the best PREP pitcher award in 2005 and 2006 for the Blue Streaks, while earning Earned team MVP honors his senior year at Fayette County High team MVP honors in 2006 and 2007...During his senior season, School and was team captain his senior year...Holds single game led his team to the state semifi nals with a 26-5 record...Earned four strikeout record for Fayette County with 19. varsity letters in baseball, as well as a pair of letters in football. PERSONAL PERSONAL David Andrew Buchanan is one of fi ve children to Andy Buchanan Chaz Sterling Abeln is one of two children to Shon and Bobbie and Stacy Wood...Born on May 11, 1989, in Atlanta, Ga...Has two Abeln...Born on September 29, 1988, in Blue Springs, Missouri.... older sisters, Ashley and Sarah, as well as two step-sisters, Liz and Has a younger brother, Seth...Currently majoring in economics. Amanda...Draft ed by the New York Mets in the sixth round of the 2009 MLB Amateur draft (194th pick overall) before deciding to attend Georgia State...Currently majoring in psychology.

22 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS THEO ASHER LILBURN, GA PARKVIEW HS #15 JUNIOR • 1B/LHP • 6-3 • 215 • L/L

2009 PREP Earned fi rst career victory in the CAA Championship Game over Two-year letterwinner for Chan Brown’s Parkview Panthers... UNC Wilmington, throwing 3.1 innings of four-hit relief...Made Helped team to 17-10 record his senior year while hitting .409 with an impact in both the fi eld and on the mound again during his a .497 on-base percentage and 28 RBIs...Named to all-region fi rst sophomore season...Started 21 games, all at fi rst base, making 38 team and All-Gwinnett County following his senior season...Also total appearances and oft en coming in as a defensive replacement... earned two letters playing basketball. Batted .253 with 20 hits in 79 at bats, scoring 15 runs and driving PERSONAL in 14...Went 1-for-2 with two runs scored and a career high three driven in against Eastern Michigan on February 28th...Went 2-for- Th eodore Th omas Asher III is the oldest son of Ted and Karen 3 with three runs scored and two driven in against Alabama State Asher...Has a younger brother, Ben...Born on May 1, 1989, in At- on April 8th...Th rew a career-high 4.2 innings of relief against No. lanta...Currently majoring in physics. 10 Georgia Tech on April 15th, striking out a career-high fi ve bat- CAREER HIGHS ters...Struck out 12 batters in just 13.1 innings pitched...Finished At Bats ...... (6x) 5 at William & Mary (3/22/09)* the year 1-2 on the mound in seven relief appearances. Runs ...... 4 at Mercer (3/26/08) Hits ...... (2x) 3 vs. Alabama A&M (4/21/08)* 2008 Doubles ...... (8x) 1 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09)* Made 21 starts at fi rst base and saw action as a defensive replace- RBI’s ...... (4x) 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) ment...Also made fi ve appearances out of the bullpen...Posted a Walks ...... (4x) 2 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09) team-best fi elding percentage (.996) and made just one error in Stolen Bases ...... 1 vs. Tennessee Tech (3/5/08) 228 chances...In four of his fi ve relief appearances, he surrendered *most recent no runs...Drove in three runs and doubled in fi rst collegiate start Innings Pitched ...... 4.2 vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09) against Jackson State (2/22)...In fi rst career appearance, struck out Strikeouts ...... 5 vs. Georgia Tech (4/15/09) two in two perfect innings against Jackson State (2/23)...Went 1-for- 2 and brought home three runs against IPFW (3/1)...Singled twice, scored two runs and stole a base against Tennessee Tech (3/7)... Went career-best 3-for-4 with four runs scored against Mercer... Doubled while going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs scored against Alabama A&M (4/21)...Struck out two in a pair of scoreless innings against Samford (4/30)...Went 2-for-4 with a run scored against Presbyterian (5/6).

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2008 2.70 0-0 5 0 0 0/1 0 6.2 4 2 2 3 6 0 .167 2009 4.05 1-2 7 0 0 0/0 0 13.1 19 7 6 4 12 0 .328 Total 3.60 1-2 12 0 0 0/1 0 20.0 23 9 8 7 18 0 .280 Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2008 41-21 .238 80 15 19 3 0 0 16 .275 10 0 10 .315 2 3 1-2 .996 2009 38-21 .253 79 15 20 5 0 0 14 .316 15 1 11 .371 2 3 0-0 .986 Total 79-42 .245 159 30 39 8 0 0 30 .296 25 1 21 .344 4 6 1-2 .991

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 23 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS WILL CAMPBELL DOUGLASVILLE, GA ALEXANDER HS #42 JUNIOR • RHP • 6-3 • 200 • R/R

2009 PERSONAL Pitched fi nal one-third of an inning in the Panthers fi rst-ever William Tyler Campbell is the middle son of Anthony and Carol NCAA Regional game against top-seeded Georgia Tech...Th rew Campbell...Born on April 25, 1989, in Atlanta ..Has an older broth- the fi nal 2.1 innings of relief in the Panthers 10-1 win over No. er, Andy, who pitched at Mercer University from 2005-07, and a 3 Georgia Tech, the highest ranked opponent that State has ever younger brother, Taylor...Currently majoring in economics defeated...Tied for fi ft h on the team with 16 appearances, compil- ing a 1-0 record in 22.1 innings pitched...Th rew a career-high-tying CAREER HIGHS three innings against Augusta State on March 11th to earn his fi rst Innings Pitched ...... (2x) 3.0 vs. Augusta State (3/11/09)* career victory...Earned a career-high fi ve strikeouts against Savan- Strikeouts ...... 5 vs. Savannah State (3/18/09) nah State on March 18th...Th rew one inning in the Panthers 10-0 *most recent shutout of Cleveland State on the opening weekend of the season... Went on a late season stretch of 5.2 innings over three appearances, allowing just one hit and no runs.

2008 Made eight appearances out of the bullpen; fi nishing second among freshmen on the team...In fi rst career appearance, struck out two in one inning as part of shutout against Jackson State (2/23)...Pitched a career-high three innings of scoreless relief and struck out two against No. 17 Georgia Tech (3/25)...Struck out one in 0.2 innings against Savannah State (4/23)...Th rew a scoreless inning against Presbyterian (5/6).

PREP Two-year letterwinner for Keith Hanson’s Cougars...Selected to All-Region and All-Douglas County teams aft er his senior year... Participated in the 2007 Dugout Club All-Star game...Finished se- nior season with a 5-1 record, 1.86 ERA and 62 strikeouts in 53 earnings.

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2008 2.53 0-0 8 0 0 0/1 0 10.2 11 5 3 3 11 3 .244 2009 7.25 1-0 16 0 0 0/1 0 22.1 27 19 18 7 22 1 .297 Total 5.73 1-0 24 0 0 0/2 0 33/0 38 24 21 10 33 4 .279

24 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS ZACH CHASTAIN LILBURN, GA PARKVIEW HS #14 JUNIOR • RHP • 6-1 • 195 • R/R

2009 PERSONAL Made one appearance in the CAA Championship, facing two bat- Born on Sept. 1, 1988, to Terry and Lynn Chastain in Decatur, ters...Made 14 appearances during the season, compiling a 2-0 Ga....Has an older brother, Matt, and a younger sister, Taylor and record and 4.05 ERA in 20.0 innings pitched...Struck out 20 bat- sister-in-law Jennifer...Currently majoring in journalism. ters, while allowing just six walks...Earned fi rst win of the season aft er throwing 3.2 innings of relief against Alabama State...Made CAREER HIGHS fi rst start of the season on March 13th, throwing 4.1 innings of Innings Pitched ...... 4.1 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09) a no decision against UT-Martin...Allowed only one earned run Strikeouts ...... 6 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09) aft er pitching against Savannah State on March 17th to close the season...Earned second win of the season aft er just two-thirds of an inning pitched against Old Dominion.

2008 Tied for fi ft h on the team with 15 appearances, all out of the bull- pen, and led all freshmen in that category...Struck out one in one inning during his fi rst career appearance against Jackson State (2/24)...Struck out a season-high three in a career-best four in- nings against Tennessee Tech (3/4)...Strung together 3.2 innings of perfect relief in appearances against VCU (3/21), Mercer (3/26) and Northeastern (3/29)...Th rew 5.1 innings of scoreless relief in four straight games against Auburn (4/8), No. 22 UNC Wilming- ton (4/11 and 4/12) and North Carolina Central (4/20)...Struck out two in 2.1 innings of scoreless work against N.C. Central (4/20)... Registered two strikeouts in 2.2 innings of scoreless relief against Presbyterian (5/6).

PREP Earned one letter for Chan Brown’s Parkview Panthers...Helped team to 17-10 record during his senior campaign while leading the team in innings, strikeouts and appearances...Tossed fi ve innings of no-hit relief against No. 1 Kennesaw Mountain...Also played basketball, earning one letter on the court.

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2008 5.12 1-0 15 0 0 0/0 0 19.1 16 12 11 13 9 3 .222 2009 4.05 2-0 14 1 0 0/0 1 20.0 25 9 9 6 20 1 .301 Total 4.58 3-0 29 1 0 0/0 1 39.1 41 21 20 19 29 4 .265

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BRYAN CONDOTTA RYAN FLEMFLEMING MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA WHITBY, ONTARIO, CANADA BOSSIER PARISH CC / IOWA WESTERN JC / HENRY ST. HS OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL HS JUNIOR • OF • 6-3 • 212 • L/R JUNIOR • SS/2B • 6-0 • 180 • R/R 2008-2009 2009 Was a speedster on the base paths at Bossier Parish Community Helped lead Iowa Western Community College to the College College, stealing 18 bases during his freshman year and 20 dur- World Series during his sophomore season...Team won the confer- ing his sophomore year for the Cavaliers...Earned all-conference ence and Region XI titles, to reach the JUCO World Series...Batted honors aft er his fi rst year of college, hitting .320...Hit .300 during .286 with three home runs and 20 RBIs during the season, while this sophomore year as the team was ranked as high as 11th in the collecting a .451 on base percentage. nation. 2008 PREP Played his freshman season at the University of Evansville, primar- An honor roll student at Our Lady of Mount Carmel High School, ily as a utility player...Saw action in 40 games, batting .230 with was named team MVP during his senior year...Earned a pair of var- a .352 on base percentage and 14 RBIs, while also stealing safely sity letters in baseball, as well as a letter in volleyball. three times.

PERSONAL PREP Bryan Condotta is one of three children to Lino and Maria Con- Earned team MVP honors his senior year at Henry Street High dotta...Born on October 9, 1988, in Mississauga, Ontario, Cana- School, hitting six home runs and batting .650 on the season...Was da....Has an older brother, Steven and an older sister, Aimee...His an honor roll student as well as Student Council President...Played brother was draft ed in the 11th round by the Toronto Blue Jays summer ball for the Ontario Blue Jays and batted .390 during the organization...Currently majoring in psychology. season with fi ve home runs aft er his senior year...Th ree-sport star in high school, earning letters in baseball, volleyball and golf...Re- ceived the Ted McComb Batting Average Award in the summer of 2008 with the Oshawa Dodgers, batting .377.

PERSONAL Ryan Wayne Fleming is one of two children to Steve and Kathy Fleming...Born on January 12, 1989, in Ajax, Ontario, Canada.... Has an older brother, Jason...His uncle, Ron Stead played baseball for Team Canada and was inducted into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame...Currently majoring in economics.

26 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS AIDAN FRANCIS NEWCASTLE, N.S.W., AUSTRALIA CALLAGHAN COLLEGE - JESMOND CAMPUS #20 JUNIOR • LHP • 6-0 • 190 • L/L

2009 just 14 earned runs for a 1.70 ERA...Th at same season, struck-out 101 of the 324 batters he faced, allowing just a .152 batting aver- Earned All-CAA Th ird Team honors as a relief pitcher...Started the age...His best performance of the season was a seven inning, 11 opening game of the CAA Championship, going six innings and strikeout performance, allowing just two hits and two walks...He allowing just three runs, striking out eight against Northeastern, spent two years with the NSW Institute of Sport (2005/2006), while but did not factor into the decision...Th rew 2.2 innings of two-hit at the same time play ing as a part of the MLB Australian Academy relief against top-seeded Georgia Tech in the Panthers fi rst NCAA Program...Spent the 2007 season with the NSW Claxton Shield and Regional appearance...Aft er making 16 appearances out of the bull- Australian Provincial Teams as well. pen, earned Friday night starts in fi nal two CAA series of the sea- son...Finished the year with a 5-1 record and 4.15 ERA...Earned PERSONAL CAA Co-Pitcher and Rookie of the Week on May 4th aft er making fi rst start of the season, going 8.2 innings and striking out 10 in a Aidan Samuel Francis was born on April 19, 1988, to Peter and win against Virginia Commonwealth...Started his career with 6.2 Wendy Francis, in Australia...Has two older brothers, Nigel and hitless innings of relief...21 appearances were tops on the team... Jason, as well as an older sister, Serena...Currently majoring in ex- Struck out 58 batters in just 56.1 innings pitched, while walking ercise science. just 18...Held opponents to a .231 batting average, second best on the team...Earned three saves, just one off the top ten single sea- CAREER HIGHS son mark in school history...Earned his fi rst career win on opening Innings Pitched ...... 8.2 vs. VCU (5/1/09) night aft er 3.1 innings of no-hit relief against Cleveland State...In Strikeouts ...... 10 vs. VCU (5/1/09) second career start, pitched 7.1 innings and struck out four against Towson, but did not factor into the decision.

2008 Sat out fi rst season while attending classes at Georgia State.

PREP/AMATEUR Played amateur ball for the Major League, one of the top two amateur baseball leagues in Australia...Stands in the top 20 in several all-time categories in league history while pitching for his Central Coast club, including sixth with a 1.70 ERA, fi ft h in strike- outs with 101, fourth with a .152 opposition batting average and eighth with 10 wins...Won NSWML Rookie-of-the-Year and Play- er-of-the-Year honors during the 2007 season...Finished his 2007 campaign with a 10-2 record in 74 1/3 innings pitched, allowing

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2009 4.15 5-1 21 4 0 0/0 3 56.1 49 35 26 18 58 6 .231 Total 4.15 5-1 21 4 0 0/0 3 56.1 49 35 26 18 58 6 .231

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JEREMY GAZERRO WES GRANT CALHOUN, GA BENTON, AR ANDREW COLLEGE / BOSSIER PARISH JC / BENTON HS GORDON CENTRAL HS JUNIOR • LHP • 5-11 • 190 • L/L JUNIOR • RHP • 6-0 • 165 • R/R 2008-2009 2009 Played two seasons at Andrew College in Cuthbert, Ga., earning Played for Bossier Parish Junior College, making 15 appearances four wins in 16 appearances, including 10 starts during his second on the mound, including eight starts...Pitched 40.2 innings, strik- year...Finished the season with 64.2 innings pitched, striking out 48 ing out 44 and holding opponents to a .211 batting average...Went and holding opponents to a .258 batting average. 2-1 with a 4.20 ERA in his lone season with the Cavaliers, earning all conference honors...Was off ered a free agent contract following PREP the 2009 MLB Draft . Earned four varsity letters in baseball for the Gordon Central High School Warriors, earning team MVP honors aft er his senior year... 2008 Went 4-0 his freshman year with a 2.87 ERA, including a 12-strike- Made nine appearances for University of Central Arkansas, pitch- out performance in his fi rst-ever game...Went 2-1 with a 3.14 ERA ing 8.1 innings with nine strikeouts, but did not record a decision. his sophomore year and followed with a 2-2 mark and 3.82 ERA during his junior year...Th rew a no-hitter during his senior year 2007 with 15 strikeouts as he went 6-4 with a 3.31 ERA during his fi nal Redshirted fi rst year at the University of Central Arkansas. season, leading the school to its fi rst-ever playoff appearance and an 18-12 record. PREP PERSONAL Earned a trio of letters in both baseball and football while at Ben- ton High School in Benton, Ark. Jeremy Alan Gazerro is one of four children to Joe Gazerro and Angie Ray...Born on March 5, 1989, in Calhoun, Ga....Has two PERSONAL younger brothers, Andrew and Austin, as well as a younger sister, Faith...Currently majoring in criminal justice. Wesley Clay Grant is one of three children to Rick and Susan Grant...Born on September 21, 1987, in Benton, Ark.....Has two older sisters, Amber and Sarah...His brother-in-law played in the Chicago White Sox organization, reaching as high as the double-A level...Currently majoring in sociology.

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SHANE HAMMOND ROB LIND KENNESAW, GA HARTFORD, S.D. YOUNG HARRIS JC / HARRISON HS IOWA WESTERN CC / JUNIOR • C • 6-0 • 185 • R/R WEST CENTRAL HS JUNIOR • 2B/SS • 5-10 • 180 • L/R 2009 2008-2009 Played for Young Harris College, batting .314 in 39 games with 24 Played two seasons at Iowa Western Community College, helping runs scored and 27 driven in...Finished the year with a .396 on base the Reivers to a pair of NJCAA College World Series appearances... percentage and .415 slugging percentage as the team went 44-12 During his sophomore year, batted .353 with 61 hits and 53 RBIs, and advanced to the Region XVII tournament. while getting on base at a .455 clip...In his freshman season, batted .441 with 60 hits and 42 RBIs. 2008 Played his freshman season at Davidson, batting .270 in 21 games PREP played, including nine starts...Finished the year with fi ve runs As a member of the West Central High School Trojans, was a scored, a .325 on base percentage and .981 fi eld percentage. multi-sport star, earning four letters in baseball, three in football and track, as well as one in basketball...Was an all-state baseball PREP player, while earning all conference honors in both football and Graduated from Harrison High School, earning Under Armour track, leading the football team to three state championships. Preseason All-America team honors under coach Mark Elkins... Earned AP Scholar and Georgia Merit Scholar awards during his PERSONAL senior year. Robert Lind is one of four children to Vern and Donna Lind...Born on January 26, 1988, in Sioux Falls, S.D....Has one older brother, PERSONAL Darren, and two younger brothers, Sam and Adam...His brother Shane David Hammond is one of two children to Greg and Lyn Sam is currently playing baseball for Central Arizona College... Hammond...Born on March 12, 1989, in Marietta, Ga....Has a Currently majoring in biology. younger sister, Shelby...Currently majoring in psychology.

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 29 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS JONATHAN KOLOWICH KENNESAW, GA BLESSED TRINITY HS #5 JUNIOR • OF • 6-3 • 215 • R/R

single season with 49 and triples in a season with eight at Blessed 2009 Trinity High School where he garnered all-state and all-region ac- Missed most of the second half of the season with a shoulder in- colades while leading the team to the 2006 Class AAA state title ... jury...Made one plate appearance as a pinch-hitter in the NCAA Earned Dugout Club of Atlanta Player of the Week honors during Atlanta Regional, walking in the eighth inning against top-seeded his junior year...Aft er his senior year in high school, was selected Georgia Tech...Aft er missing the fi rst weekend of the season with to represent Team Georgia in the Sunbelt Series Tournament at the the fl u, hit a pinch-hit home run in his fi rst plate appearance of the University of Oklahoma, which is made up of the top players from season against Mercer on February 25th...Followed an inning later throughout the country ..Helped lead Team Georgia to the tourna- with a two-RBI single to help the Panthers to a 9-5 victory over the ment title and was named to the Sunbelt Series All-Tournament Bears...Made 18 starts this season and 30 total appearances...Hit team. four home runs in just 64 at bats, the most of any non-starter...Bat- PERSONAL ted .281 on the season...In second game played, went 3-for-4 with a home run and three runs driven in against Eastern Michigan... Jonathan Ryan Kolowich is the youngest son of Brad and Beth Five multi-hit games during season...Finished year with a .447 on Kolowich...Born on Feb. 20, 1989, in Kennesaw, Ga....Has an older base percentage aft er walking 15 times and being hit by a pitch fi ve brother, Brad, and two sisters, Kelly and Caroline...Currently ma- times. joring in marketing...His father played baseball at former Atlantic Sun Conference rival Jacksonville University. 2008 Played in 41 games, making 26 starts – 18 in right fi eld, fi ve in CAREER HIGHS left fi eld and three in center fi eld...Aft er entering as a pinch hit- At Bats ...... (2x) 5 at Oglethorpe (4/1/09)* ter, went 1-for-2 with a sacrifi ce fl y and three RBIs against Jack- Runs ...... 4 at Florida A&M (3/10/09) son State (2/23)...Hit solo homer in lone at-bat against IPFW (3/1) Hits ...... 4 vs. North Carolina Central (4/19/08) ...Had a perfect 3-for-3 game with a double, RBI and three runs Doubles ...... (6x) 1 at Delaware (4/4/09)* scored against Mercer (3/26)...Went 2-for-3 with a run scored and Home Runs...... (6x) 1 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09)* sacrifi ce fl y RBI against No. 7 Georgia (4/16)...Doubled and fi n- RBI’s ...... (4x) 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) ished game 4-for-4 with two runs scored and three RBIs against Walks ...... 3 at Florida A&M (3/10/09) North Carolina Central (4/19)...Named CAA Rookie of the Week Stolen Bases ...... 3 vs. Samford (4/30/08) aft er going 6-for-11 (.545) with a double, fi ve RBIs and three runs *most recent scored (4/21)...Belted two-run homer and doubled while going 2-for-3 with two RBIs against Alabama A&M (4/21)...Walked twice and went 2-for-3 with three runs scored against Samford (4/30)...Hit a two-run single against Delaware (5/3). PREP Played two years for Andy Harlin’s Titans aft er spending two sea- sons at Kell High School ... Still holds the record for RBIs in a

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2008 41-26 .309 97 23 30 4 0 2 19 .412 11 8 18 .408 4 1 6-6 1.000 2009 30-18 .281 64 20 18 2 0 4 11 .500 15 5 22 .447 1 0 0-3 .879 Total 71-44 .298 161 43 48 6 0 6 30 .447 26 13 40 .424 5 1 6-9 .957

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BRETT MAXWELL MARK MICOWSKI DOUGLASVILLE, GA HADDUM, CT CHIPOLA CC / ALEXANDER HS VERMONT / XAVIER HS RS-JUNIOR • OF • 6-1 • 180 • R/R JUNIOR • OF • 6-2 • 175 • L/R

2009 2009 Sat out the season with an injury...Will have two years of eligibility In his second season at Vermont, earned America East All-Confer- remaining entering 2010. ence Second Team honors and NECBL all-conference honors aft er fi nishing the year with a .365 batting average and a team-high 28 2008 stolen bases...Started 54 games, leading the team with 219 at bats, 80 hits and four triples...Finished second on the team with 55 runs Played for Chipola Junior College, helping the squad to the FC- scored, 116 total bases, 16 doubles and a .434 on base percentage... CAA State Championship, while batting .295. Over the summer, was selected to the East Team in the NECBL All- Star Game; for the season, batted .328, while leading his team with 2007 45 hits, seven triples and 65 total bases, as well as 10 stolen bases... Named to the NECBL Second Team. Attended Georgia Southern University, playing in 16 games, in- cluding fi ve starts ... In 21 plate appearances, scored 10 runs and 2008 with a.481 on base percentage. During his freshman season at Vermont, was one of the top fresh- man in the conference, leading the Cats with 16 stolen bases and 30 PREP walks...Named to the America East All-Rookie Team, playing in 49 Played for Keith Hansen at Alexander HS...Earned all-county and games and fi nishing second on the team with 41 runs scored and all-region honors all four years of high school...Was a member of fourth with 53 hits...Led all freshman in the conference in steals, the 2005 Connie Mack World Series Champions team. walks and runs scored...Collected 14 multi-hit games...Named America East Rookie of the Week on March 17th. PERSONAL PREP Born on December 26, 1987, to Bobby and Kim Maxwell in A graduate of Xavier HS in Middletown, Conn., he was one of the Cookeville, Tenn....Has an older brother, Chad...Currently major- top high school players in Connecticut as a senior in 2007...Named ing in sociology...His father was a pitcher at Tennessee Tech. to the Connecticut High School Coach Association, New Haven Register and Hartford Courant all-state teams as a senior...Selected to the Connecticut-Massachusetts High School All-Star game.

PERSONAL Mark Michael Micowski is one of two children to Michael and Lin- da Micowski...Born on February 13, 1989, in Middletown, Conn... Has an older brother, Matthew...Currently majoring in political sci- ence.

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CHARLEY OLSON CARTER SACKETT LARGO, FL SAVAGE, MN PASCO-HERNANDO CC / IOWA CENTRAL CC / BURNSVILLE HS CLEARWATER CENTRAL CATHOLIC HS JUNIOR • C • 6-2 • 210 • R/R JUNIOR • RHP • 6-2 • 190 • R/R 2008-2009 2008-2009 Spent two years at Pasco-Hernando Community College, earn- Earned all-region fi rst team and all-district honors in his second ing All-Suncoast First Team honors aft er his second season...Had season at Iowa Central Community College aft er leading his team a deceiving 6-8 record, with a 3.92 ERA and fi nishing sixth in the with 15 home runs and 53 runs batted in...Batted .367 with a .485 NJCAA with 106 strikeouts...Spent fi rst year as a redshirt for the on base percentage for the Tritons, fi nishing his two years at Iowa Conquistadors. Central with 23 home runs, the second most in school history... 2007 Also led the team with a .797 slugging percentage, 118 total bases, 30 walks, 49 runs scored, a .485 on base percentage and a .980 fi eld Played his freshman season at Eckerd College. percentage...Earned fi rst team academic all-american honors for PREP his work in the classroom. A multi-sport star at Clearwater Central Catholic High School, PREP earning four letters in baseball, as well as a letter in basketball and A two-time all-conference performer at Burnesville High School, cross country...Earned team MVP and second team all-state hon- earning all-state honors and fi nishing as the school’s all-time home ors his junior season aft er earning all-county honorable mention run leader...During his senior season, batted .370 with seven home aft er his sophomore year...During his junior year, went 6-2 with a runs and 32 RBI, while slugging at a .710 clip...Stared on the foot- 1.15 ERA, striking out 92 in just 62 innings pitched, allowing just ball fi eld as well, earning team MVP and all conference honors. 13 walks...Named to the Dunedin All-Tournament team during both his sophomore and junior seasons...Was named to Street & PERSONAL Smith’s Top 100 Seniors to watch in 2006. Carter Robert Sackett is one of three children to Roger and Kitty PERSONAL Sackett...Born on June 5, 1989, in Minneapolis, Minn....Has an older brother, Matt and an older sister, Shelby...Baseball runs in his Charles Edward Olson is one of two children to Ron and Kathy family as his grandmother’s fi rst cousin is hall of fame pitcher Bob Olson...Born on January 26, 1988, in Dunedin, Fla....Has a younger Feller and his grandfather’s fi rst cousin is Vern Hoscheit, who was a brother, Zach...Currently majoring in political science. catcher for the New York Mets...Currently majoring in economics.

32 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS AARON SCHMITZ LAWRENCEVILLE, GA PEACHTREE RIDGE HS #45 JUNIOR • 1B/3B • 6-1 • 200 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Made 17 appearances during the year, including four starts on the At Bats ...... 4 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09) season...Earned a career-high four at bats against Bethune-Cook- Runs ...... 3 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) man, driving in one run and collecting his fi rst hit of the season... Hits ...... (4x) vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) Scored a career-high three runs in the Panthers 14-7 win over Doubles ...... 0 Oglethorpe...Stole his fi rst career base against Atlanta Christian... Triples ...... 0 Finished the year with fi ve runs scored, while walking four times Home Runs...... 0 for a .417 on base percentage. RBI’s ...... 1 at Bethune-Cookman (3/8/09) Walks ...... 2 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) 2008 Stolen Bases ...... 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) *most recent Saw action as defensive replacement at several positions, but pri- marily at third and fi rst base...Made fi rst collegiate pinch-hit ap- pearance against Jackson State (2/24)...Scored fi rst collegiate run as pinch runner against Alabama A&M (4/21)...Collected fi rst col- legiate hit in pinch-hit at-bat against Samford (4/30).

PREP Earned three letters for Duane “Bubba” Wilson’s Lions...Earned second-team all-region honors his senior year...Earned the Scott McIntyre Hustle & Attitude Award...Helped East Atlanta team to undefeated record and gold medal in Georgia Dugout Club com- petition...Hit .327 his senior year and fi nished high school career with a .281 average.

PERSONAL Aaron Michael Schmitz was born on March 26, 1989, to Wayne and Denise Schmitz in St. Louis, Mo....Has an older sister, Kris- tina...Currently majoring in criminal justice.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2008 6-0 .143 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 .143 0 0 6 .143 0 0 0-0 1.000 2009 17-4 .188 16 5 3 0 0 0 1 .188 4 3 7 .417 1 0 1-1 1.000 Total 23-4 .174 23 6 4 0 0 0 1 .174 4 3 13 .355 1 0 1-1 1.000

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 33 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS DANIEL BLAUSTEIN ATLANTA, GA HOLY INNOCENTS HS #6 SOPHOMORE • 2B • 5-11 • 170 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Made 16 appearances during his fi rst year, including one start At Bats ...... 3 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) against Atlanta Christian...Went 3-for-12 at the plate with two runs Runs ...... (2x) 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* scored and one driven in...Went 2-for-3 against Atlanta Christian Hits ...... 2 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) with a run scored and his fi rst career double...Earned fi rst stolen Doubles ...... 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) base of his career also against Atlanta Christian. Triples ...... 0 Home Runs...... 0 PREP RBI’s ...... 0 Walks ...... (3x) 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* As a member of Dylan Deal’s Holy Innocents’ Golden Bears, was Stolen Bases ...... 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) named to the AJC All-State First Team his senior year...Helped the *most recent Golden Bears to the state championship in 2007...Earned three varsity letters in both basketball and baseball at Holy Innocents’... Earned the Georgia Certifi cate of Merit Award.

PERSONAL Born on October 17, 1989, to David and Shella Blaustein in Atlanta, Ga....Has an older brother, Jack...Currently majoring in fi nance.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 16-1 .250 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 .333 3 0 3 .400 0 1 1-1 .963 Total 16-1 .250 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 .333 3 0 3 .400 0 1 1-1 .963

34 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS CHRIS METCALF LAWRENCEVILLE, GA PEACHTREE RIDGE HS #8 SOPHOMORE • C • 6-5 • 220 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Served primarily as the back-up catcher, starting 13 games and At Bats ...... (3x) 5 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* making 19 appearances, including the regular season fi nale...Went Runs ...... 3 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) 3-for-5 at the plate against Atlanta Christian...Collected fi rst career Hits ...... 3 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) hit going 1-for-2 with two RBI’s in second game of doubleheader Doubles ...... (2x) 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) with Cleveland State on February 21st...Scored seven runs in a Triples ...... 0 three-game stretch against Mercer and Eastern Michigan...Fin- Home Runs...... 0 ished the year going 10-for-44 at the plate with nine runs scored RBI’s ...... 2 vs. Cleveland State (2/21/09) and four RBIs, while not committing any errors. Walks ...... (2x) 2 vs. Savannah State (3/17/09) Stolen Bases ...... 0 PREP *most recent Was a member of Bubba Wilson’s Peachtree Ridge Lions...During his senior year, earned player-of-the-week honors, player-of-the- month honors and was a member of the Georgia Top 100.

PERSONAL Born on March 18, 1990, to Mark and Melanie Metcalf...Has an older brother, Mark, and a younger brother, Elijah...Currently ma- joring in managerial sciences.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 19-13 .227 44 9 10 2 0 0 4 .273 4 2 20 .320 0 0 0-1 1.000 Total 19-13 .227 44 9 10 2 0 0 4 .273 4 2 20 .320 0 0 0-1 1.000

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 35 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS JUSTIN MALONE ABINGDON, VA ABINGDON HS #2 SOPHOMORE • SS/RHP • 5-10 • 165 • R/R

2009 more and went 6-3 on the mound...During his junior year, batted .440, while accumulating a 7-3 pitching record...Batted .515 as a Named to the Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Team by senior...Th at same season, batted 5-for-6 with two doubles in the Collegiate Baseball...Named to the NCBWA Freshman All-Amer- Region 4 Championship game, leading the Falcons to the champi- ican Second Team...Earned CAA All-Tournament Team honors onship and a 19-8 record. aft er earning the win against Northeastern in the opening game of the CAA Championship...Also earned saves in both games against PERSONAL UNC Wilmington during the Panthers run to the school’s fi rst-ever CAA Championship, recording the fi nal out of the championship... Born on April 5, 1990, to Terry and Nyana Malone in Bristol, Tn. Th e win over Northeastern was his fi rst career victory...Allowed just ...Has an older brother, Tyler, who is a right-handed pitcher for two hits in two innings pitched against No. 22 Elon in the NCAA Kings College in Tennessee...Currently majoring in public policy. Atlanta Regional, holding the Phoenix scoreless while striking out CAREER HIGHS two...Served as both an infi elder and relief pitcher during the sea- son...On the mound, moved into the top ten in school history with At Bats ...... (2x) 5 at Tennessee Tech (4/21/09)* seven saves, third most in school history...Anchored a bullpen that Runs ...... (4x) 2 vs. Alabama State (5/15/09)* set a school record with 19 saves during the season...Finished the Hits ...... (5x) 2 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09)* year with a team best 1.35 ERA in 18 appearances, closing out both Doubles ...... (2x) 1 vs. Samford (5/7/09)* of the Panthers’ shutouts...Struck out 23 in 26.2 innings pitched, RBI’s ...... 2 at William & Mary (3/22/09) while holding opponents to just a .216 batting average, tops on Walks ...... 2 vs. VCU (5/1/09) the team...Made 29 appearances in the fi eld, including 19 starts at Stolen Bases ...... 1 vs. Alabama State (5/15/09) shortstop...Collected fi rst career hit going 1-for-2 against Eastern *most recent Michigan...Finished the year with 13 runs scored and seven RBIs, Innings Pitched ...... 4.0 vs. Xavier (3/6/09) along with a pair of doubles...Ended the season with a .337 on base Strikeouts ...... 4 vs. Xavier (3/6/09) percentage aft er walking 11 times.

PREP Played for Mark Francisco at Abingdon HS in Abingdon, Va... Earned the Scholar-Athlete Award three times...As a member of the Falcons, earned All-State honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...Received the Jack Musser Most Outstanding Spring Athlete Award and was named team MVP twice...Holds the school record for the most hits in a season, as well as most runs scored in a sea- son...Won the Abingdon Falcon Award...Batted .551 as a sopho-

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2009 1.35 1-0 18 0 0 0/2 7 26.2 21 5 4 6 23 0 .216 Total 1.35 1-0 18 0 0 0/2 7 26.2 21 5 4 6 23 0 .216

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 .217 29-19 69 13 15 2 0 0 7 .246 11 2 17 .337 1 2 1-2 .900 Total .217 29-19 69 13 15 2 0 0 7 .246 11 2 17 .337 1 2 1-2 .900

36 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS BEN MARSHALL LOGANVILLE, GA LOGANVILLE HS #23 SOPHOMORE • RHP • 6-0 • 170 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Made nine appearances during his fi rst season, including three Innings Pitched ...... (3x) 3.0 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09)* midweek starts...Struck out 24 in just 19.0 innings pitched...Earned Strikeouts ...... 7 vs. Eastern Michigan (2/28/09) save with 3.0 innings of relief pitched against Eastern Michigan on *most recent February 27th, throwing a career-high seven strikeouts...Made fi rst career start against Augusta State on March 11th and followed it a week later with a start against Savannah State on March 17th.

PREP Led head coach Jeff Seagers’ Loganville High School Red Devils to a 37-6 record and the AAAA State Championship in 2008...Dur- ing his senior season, went 9-0 with a 1.26 ERA...During his ju- nior year, compiled an 8-1 record with a 2.36 ERA...Was an honor roll student and earned the AP Calculus Award while at Loganville HS.

PERSONAL Born on June 28, 1989, to Ken and Jill Marshall in Gwinnett, Ga. ...Has a younger brother, Christopher...Currently majoring in actu- arial science, with plans to minor in math and then attend graduate school.

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2009 9.47 0-0 9 3 0 0/0 1 19.0 33 24 20 10 24 3 .388 Total 9.47 0-0 9 3 0 0/0 1 19.0 33 24 20 10 24 3 .388

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 37 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS DREW PARKER POWDER SPRINGS, GA MCEACHERN HS #29 SOPHOMORE • C • 6-1 • 190 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Made 11 appearances during the season, including three starts... At Bats ...... 4 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) Scored fi rst career hit on April 1st, going 1-for-3 at the plate with Runs ...... 3 vs. Alabama State (4/9/09) two runs scored and two runs batted in against Oglethorpe... Hits ...... (5x) 1 vs. Alabama State (5/15/09)* Scored three runs aft er going 1-for-1 against Alabama State with Doubles ...... 0 two walks...Finished the year batting .313 with six runs scored and Triples ...... 0 a .421 on base percentage. Home Runs...... 0 RBI’s ...... 2 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) PREP Walks ...... 2 vs. Alabama State (4/8/09) Stolen Bases ...... 0 Earned four letters in baseball for Coach David Joiner and the *most recent McEachern Indians...Earned the Reebok Scholarship Award, as well as the Joel Ferrell Award for Sportsmanship...Won seven na- tional championships as a member of the East Cobb Astros and Braves...While competing for those teams, helped lead the teams to a 90-6 record (Astros) and 75-2 record (Braves)...Was a member of the National Honors Society and Beta Club while at McEachern High School.

PERSONAL Born on January 20, 1990 to Mike and Kim Parker in Cobb County, Ga...Has an older brother, Tyler, who is also a Georgia State student and will graduate this spring...Currently majoring in journalism with a concentration in telecommunications.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 11-3 .313 16 6 5 0 0 0 2 .313 3 0 1 .421 0 0 0-0 1.000 Total 11-3 .313 16 6 5 0 0 0 2 .313 3 0 1 .421 0 0 0-0 1.000

38 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS NICK SQUEGLIA LAWRENCEVILLE, GA COLLINS HILL HS #16 SOPHOMORE • RHP • 5-11 • 190 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Made 13 appearances, compiling a 4-0 record and earning one Innings Pitched ...... 6.1 at James Madison (4/24/09) save...Th rew 23 strikeouts in just 28.2 innings pitched...Th rew a Strikeouts ...... 4 vs. Savannah State (3/18/09) career-high 6.1 innings of relief at James Madison on April 24th... *most recent Earned fi rst collegiate win against Savannah State on March 17th and followed that with his second win just a few days later against William & Mary on March 22nd...Also earned wins over Ogletho- rpe and Atlanta Christian and the save against Augusta State on March 11th.

PREP Led Paul Pierce’s Collins Hill Eagles for three years, helping the team to the 5-A State Championship Final Four in 2006, as well as the 5-A Region 6 Championship that same year...Earned three varsity letters while a member of the Eagles and received all-county honors following his senior season.

PERSONAL Born on August 17, 1990, to Dominick and Cindy Squeglia in De- catur, Ga. ...Has a younger brother, Michael...Currently majoring in criminal justice and plans to attend graduate school.

Year ERA W-L App GS CG ShO/CbO SV IP H R ER BB SO HR B/Avg 2009 6.91 4-0 13 0 0 0/0 1 28.2 44 26 22 17 23 4 .358 Total 6.91 4-0 13 0 0 0/0 1 28.2 44 26 22 17 23 4 .358

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 39 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS BRANDON WILLIAMS MARIETTA, GA KELL HS #4 SOPHOMORE • 3B • 6-1 • 200 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Named to the All-CAA Th ird Team as a utility player aft er playing At Bats ...... 6 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) several positions for the Panthers during this freshman year...Went Runs ...... (2x) 3 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09)* 4-for-14 in the CAA Championship, including a home run against Hits ...... (3x) vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09)* No. 27 George Mason...Helped lead the Panthers to their fi rst-ever Doubles ...... 2 vs. UT-Martin (3/13/09) CAA Championship, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and two runs Triples ...... 1 vs. Old Dominion (4/11/09) scored in the CAA Championship game against UNC Wilming- Home Runs...... (2x) 1 vs. George Mason (5/22/09)* ton...Earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors on March 16th aft er RBI’s ...... 5 vs. Towson (5/10/09) going 9-for-16 with four runs scored and six runs batted in...Played Walks ...... 2 vs. VCU (5/2/09) in 52 games, making 37 starts...Batted .310 with 30 runs scored and Stolen Bases ...... (4x) 1 vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09)* 25 RBIs...Finished the year with 13 doubles, tied for third most on *most recent the team...Hit fi rst career home run against Towson, helping the Panthers clinch a spot in the CAA Championship, driving in a ca- reer high fi ve runs...Stole fi ve bases and walked 16 times for a .377 on base percentage, while slugging at a .458 clip.

PREP Named East Cobb Baseball Most Valuable Player for 2008 ... Earned all-county fi rst team honors as a senior, while leading Kell High School in RBIs and belting out eight home runs...Helped lead his high school squad into the playoff s in each of his last two seasons... Played summer ball for the East Cobb Mets.

PERSONAL Born on January March 8, 1990 to Allen and Michelle Williams in Marietta, Ga....Currently majoring in journalism.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2009 52-37 .310 142 30 44 13 1 2 25 .458 16 0 30 .377 1 4 5-8 .949 Total 52-37 .310 142 30 44 13 1 2 25 .458 16 0 30 .377 1 4 5-8 .949

40 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS JOEY WOOD COLUMBUS, GA #9 NORTHSIDE COLUMBUS HS RS-SOPHOMORE • OF • 6-0 • 195 • R/R

2009 CAREER HIGHS Injuries limited his action in the fi eld, starting 21 games and mak- At Bats ...... (3x) 5 at Georgia Tech (3/24/09)* ing 36 appearances...Tied for fourth on team with 11 stolen bases Runs ...... (2x) 3 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) in just 13 attempts...Batted .333 with 27 hits and 19 runs scored, Hits ...... 3 vs. Alabama State (4/9/09) while collecting 16 RBIs...Hit fi rst career home run against Atlanta Doubles ...... (2x) 2 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09) Christian, scoring three runs...Went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles Triples ...... 0 and four runs batted in at Tennessee Tech...Tied a career high with Home Runs...... 1 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) fi ve at bats in the Panthers win over No. 3 Georgia Tech, the highest RBI’s ...... 4 at Tennessee Tech (4/22/09) ranked opponent defeated in Georgia State history...Finished the Walks ...... (3x) 2 vs. Atlanta Christian (5/7/09) year with a .339 on base percentage and .444 slugging percentage. Stolen Bases ...... 3 vs. Savannah State (3/17/09) *most recent 2008 Primarily saw action as a pinch hitter and pinch runner before suf- fering season-ending injury...Scored fi rst collegiate run aft er draw- ing a walk as a pinch hitter against Jackson State (2/22)...Made fi rst collegiate start against Jackson State and went 2-for-4 with a dou- ble and two runs scored (2/23)...Doubled and went 2-for-5 against IPFW (3/1).

PREP Earned four letters for Russell Henderson’s Northside HS Patriots... Named one of the top-20 players in the state by the Georgia Dug- out Club during his senior season...Batted .349 during his senior season aft er hitting .339 with three homers and 13 RBIs during his junior year...Earned both the Big Stick Award and Golden Glove Awards, while lettering all four years of high school.

PERSONAL Joseph Th omas Wood is the oldest son of Joseph and Lisa Wood... Born on June 2, 1988, in Baltimore, Md. ...Has an older sister, Lau- ren, and a younger brother, Alex...Currently majoring in exercise science.

Year GP-GS Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT FLD% 2008 11-3 .400 15 6 6 2 0 0 1 .533 3 1 1 .526 0 0 1-3 .000 2009 36-21 .333 81 19 27 6 0 1 16 .444 14 3 17 .449 0 1 11-13 1.000 Total 47-24 .344 96 25 33 8 0 1 17 .458 17 4 18 .462 0 1 12-16 1.000

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AIDAN MCLAUGHLIN MICHAEL MMOCH DULUTH, GA CUMMING, GA PEACHTREE RIDGE HS WEST FORSYTH HS FRESHMAN • RHP • 6-4 • 176 • R/R FRESHMAN • LHP • 6-1 • 190 • L/L

PREP PREP Played for Bubba Wilson and Ryan Hanik at Peachtree Ridge HS, Standout pitcher at Forsyth Central HS (three years) and West earning Georgia Top 100 honors as well as Pitcher of the Year hon- Forsyth HS (senior season), earning three varsity letters, as well ors for the Lions...Opened his senior season with a perfect game as a letter in basketball and graduating with honors...During his and during that same year, threw four complete games in a row senior year, went 11-1 with 93 strikeouts and a 1.17 ERA...Th rew a for a total of fi ve on the season...Led Gwinnett County in strike- perfect game during that same season against Pickens County and outs during his senior season...Graduated with honors as a scholar- shared a no-hitter against Chestatee, leading the squad to a 20-10 athlete. record and the second round of the state playoff s while earning all- county pitcher of the year honors...During his junior season, went PERSONAL 6-4 with 77 strikeouts and a 3.04 ERA, while earning all county Aidan Francis McLaughlin is one of two children to Michael and honors at Forsyth Central...Earned all county honors as well dur- Barbara McLaughlin...Born on April 10, 1991, in Lakeland, Fla.... ing this sophomore year as an outfi elder, leading Forsyth County Has an older sister, Megan...Currently undecided on his major. in batting average. PERSONAL Michael Moch is the oldest son of Bill and Julie Moch...Born on February 14, 1991, in Arlington, Texas...Has a younger brother, Matthew...Currently undecided on his major.

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2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 43 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS

Air Force Austin Peay George Mason Home: April 16th-18th Road: March 21st Home: April 30th - May 2nd Location ...... Colorado Springs, Colo. Location ...... Clarksville, Tenn. Location ...... Fairfax, Va. Nickname ...... Falcons Nickname ...... Governors Nickname ...... Patriots Colors ...... Blue and Silver Colors ...... Red and White Colors ...... Green and Gold Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Mountain West Conference ...... Ohio Valley Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Stadium (Capacity) ...... Falcon Field (1000) Stadium (Capacity) ...Raymond C. Hand Park (1500) Stadium (Capacity) .Raymond (900) Head Coach ...... Mike Hutcheon Head Coach ...... Gary McClue Head Coach ...... Bill Brown Overall Record ...... 304-385/15 yrs. Overall Record ...... 650-603-4/23 yrs. Overall Record ...... 795-698-5/28 yrs. Record at Air Force ...... 65-245/7 yrs. Record at Austin Peay ...... same Record at George Mason ...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 14-37 2009 Overall Record ...... 22-30 2009 Overall Record ...... 42-14 2009 Conference Record ...... 4-20 2009 Conference Record ...... 7-12 2009 Conference Record ...... 19-5 2009 Conference Finish ...... 6th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 9th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 1st SID ...... Nick Arseniak SID ...... Cody Bush SID ...... Richard Coco SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 719-333-9251 Offi ce Phone ...... 931-221-7561 Offi ce Phone ...... 703-993-3259 Web Site ...... www.goairforcefalcons.com Web Site ...... www.apsugovernors.com Web Site ...... www.gomason.com

Alabama State Centenary Georgia Home: March 23rd & April 28 Neutral: March 19th & 20th Road: May 11th Location ...... Montgomery, Ala. Location ...... Shreveport, La. Location ...... Athens, Ga. Nickname ...... Hornets Nickname ...... Gents Nickname ...... Bulldogs Colors ...... Old Gold & Black Colors ...... Maroon and White Colors ...... Red and Black Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Southwestern Athletic Conference ...... Summitt League Conference ...... Southeastern Stadium (Capacity) ...... Paterson Field (7000) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Peyton Shehee (100) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Foley Field (3291) Head Coach ...... Larry Watkins Head Coach ...... Ed McCann Head Coach ...... David Perno Overall Record ...... 490-697-6/28 yrs. Overall Record ...... 263-345/11 yrs. Overall Record ...... 289-208/8 yrs. Record at Alabama State ...... same Record at Centenary ...... same Record at Georgia ...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 15-30 2009 Overall Record ...... 33-19 2009 Overall Record ...... 38-24 2009 Conference Record ...... 3-20 2009 Conference Record ...... 16-10 2009 Conference Record ...... 15-15 2009 Conference Finish ...... 10th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 4th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 3rd/East SID ...... LaTonia Th irston SID ...... Allison McClain SID ...... Ben Beaty SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 334-322-4496 Offi ce Phone ...... 318-869-5092 Offi ce Phone ...... 706-542-1621 Web Site ...... www.gocentenary.com Web Site ...... www.bamastatesports.com Web Site ...... www.georgiadogs.com Auburn Florida State Georgia Tech Road: April 6th Road: February 19th-21st Home: March 30th; Road: May 18th Location ...... Auburn, Ala. Location ...... Tallahassee, Fla. Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Nickname ...... Tigers Nickname ...... Seminoles Nickname ...... Yellow Jackets Colors ...... Burnt Orange & Navy Blue Colors ...... Garnet and Gold Colors ...... Old Gold and White Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Southeastern Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Stadium (Capacity) .Plainsman Park (4096) Stadium (Capacity) ..Dick Howser Stadium (6700) Stadium (Capacity) .....Russ Chandler Stadium (4157) Head Coach ...... John Pawlowski Head Coach ...... Mike Martin Head Coach ...... Danny Hall Overall Record ...... 364-217-1/10 yrs. Overall Record ...... 1583-538-4/31 yrs. Overall Record ...... 898-430-1/22 yrs. Record at Auburn ...... 31-25/1 yr. Record at Florida State ...... same Record at Georgia Tech ...... 690-313-1/16 2009 Overall Record ...... 31-25 2009 Overall Record ...... 45-18 2009 Overall Record ...... 38-19-1 2009 Conference Record ...... 11-19 2009 Conference Record ...... 19-9 2009 Conference Record ...... 17-10-1 2009 Conference Finish ...... 5th West 2009 Conference Finish ...... 1st/Atlantic 2009 Conference Finish ...... 2nd/Coastal SID ...... Dan Froehlich SID ...... Jason Leturmy SID ...... Mike Huff SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... mhuff @athletics.gatech.edu Offi ce Phone ...... 334-844-4138 Offi ce Phone ...... 850-644-5656 Offi ce Phone ...... 404-894-5445 Web Site ...... www.auburntigers.com Web Site ...... www.seminoles.com Web Site ...... www.ramblinwreck.com

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Hofstra New Mexico State North Carolina Central Home: April 9th-11th Road: March 12th-14th Home: March 5th-7th Location ...... Hempstead, N.Y. Location ...... Las Cruces, N.M. Location ...... Durham, N.C. Nickname ...... Pride Nickname ...... Aggies Nickname ...... Eagles Colors ...... Gold, White and Blue Colors ...... Crimson and White Colors ...... Maroon and Gray Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Conference ...... Western Athletic Conference ...... Independent Stadium (Capacity) ...... University Field Stadium (Capacity) ....Presley Askew (1000) Stadium (Capacity) ..Durham Bulls Park (10000) Head Coach ...... Patrick Anderson Head Coach ...... Rocky Ward Head Coach ...... Henry White Overall Record ...... 11-32/1 yr. Overall Record ...... 298-328-1/11 yrs. Overall Record ...... 360-361/24 yrs. Record at Hofstra ...... same Record at New Mexico State ...... same Record at N.C. Central ...... 27-54/2 yrs. 2009 Overall Record ...... 11-32 2009 Overall Record ...... 44-17 2009 Overall Record ...... 6-35 2009 Conference Record ...... 6-18 2009 Conference Record ...... 12-12 2009 Conference Record ...... N/A 2009 Conference Finish ...... 11th 2009 Conference Finish ...... T3rd 2009 Conference Finish ...... N/A SID ...... Len Skoros SID ...... Eddie Morelos SID ...... Chris Hooks SID E-mail [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 516-463-4602 Offi ce Phone ...... 575-646-1885 Offi ce Phone ...... 919-530-7054 Web Site ...... www.gohofstra.com Web Site ...... www.nmstatesports.com Web Site ...... www.nccueaglepride.com

Kennesaw State UNC Asheville Northeastern Road: March 17th; Home: March 24th Home: March 9th & 10th Home: May 14th-16th Location ...... Kennesaw, Ga. Location ...... Asheville, N.C. Location ...... Boston, Mass. Nickname ...... Owls Nickname ...... Bulldogs Nickname ...... Huskies Colors ...... Yellow and Black Colors ...... Blue and White Colors ...... Red and Black Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Atlantic Sun Conference ...... ...... Colonial Athletic Stadium (Capacity) ..Stillwell Stadium (1200) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Greenwood Field Stadium (Capacity) ...Friedman Diamond (3000) Head Coach ...... Mike Sansing Head Coach ...... Tom Smith Head Coach ...... Neil McPhee Overall Record ...... 829-385/21 yrs. Overall Record ...... First Year Overall Record ...... 612-505/24 yrs. Record at Kennesaw State ...726-329/18 yrs. Record at UNC Asheville ...... First Year Record at Northeastern...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 30-22 2009 Overall Record ...... 9-42 2009 Overall Record ...... 28-25 2009 Conference Record ...... 20-9 2009 Conference Record ...... 5-21 2009 Conference Record ...... 13-11 2009 Conference Finish ...... 2nd 2009 Conference Finish ...... 10th 2009 Conference Finish ...... T4th SID ...... Jason Hanes SID ...... Everett Hutto SID ...... Th omas Chen SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 678-797-2562 Offi ce Phone ...... 828-251-6931 Offi ce Phone ...... 617-373-4154 Web Site ...... www.ksuowls.com Web Site ...... www.uncabulldogs.com Web Site ...... www.gonu.com

Mercer UNC Wilmington Old Dominion Home: March 3rd & April 21st Road: May 8th & 9th Road: March 27th-29th Road: April 13th Location ...... Wilmington, N.C. Location ...... Norfolk, Va. Location ...... Macon, Ga. Nickname ...... Seahawks Nickname ...... Monarchs Nickname ...... Bears Colors ...... Teal, Navy and Gold Colors ...... Blue and Silver Colors ...... Orange and Black Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Conference ...... Atlantic Sun Stadium (Capacity) ..... Brooks Field (3500) Stadium (Capacity) ....Bud Metheny Complex (2500) Stadium (Capacity) ..Claude Smith Field (500) Head Coach ...... Mark Scalf Head Coach ...... Jerry Myers Head Coach ...... Craig Gibson Overall Record ...... 587-459-1/18 yrs. Overall Record ...... 143-128/6 yrs. Overall Record ...... 162-168/6 yrs. Record at UNC Wilmington ...... same Record at Old Dominion ...... same Record at Mercer ...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 31-23 2009 Overall Record ...... 22-27 2009 Overall Record ...... 23-23 2009 Conference Record ...... 10-8 2009 Conference Record ...... 13-11 2009 Conference Record ...... 12-15 2009 Conference Finish ...... 3rd 2009 Conference Finish ...... T4th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 8th SID ...... Tom Riordan SID ...... Carol Hudson SID ...... Jason Farhardi SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 910-692-4099 Offi ce Phone ...... 757-683-3395 Offi ce Phone ...... 478-301-5218 Web Site ...... www.uncwsports.com Web Site ...... www.odusports.com Web Site ...... www.mercerbears.com

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USC Upstate William & Mary Home: February 23rd Road: April 23rd-25th Road: February 24th Location ...... Williamsburg, Va. Location ...... Spartanburg, S.C. Nickname ...... Tribe Nickname ...... Spartans Colors ...... Green, Gold and Siliver Colors ...... Hunter Green, White and Black Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Conference ...... Atlantic Sun Stadium (Capacity) .....Plumeri Park (1000) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Harley Park (500) Head Coach ...... Frank Leoni Head Coach ...... Matt Fincher Overall Record ...... 378-443-3/17 yrs. Overall Record ...... 274-378/12 yrs. Record at William & Mary ...112-100/4 yrs. Record at USC Upstate ...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 24-25 2009 Overall Record ...... 17-37 2009 Conference Record ...... 9-14 2009 Conference Record ...... 7-23 2009 Conference Finish ...... 9th 2009 Conference Finish ...... 11th SID ...... Scott Burns SID ...... Joe Guistina SID E-mail ...... [email protected] SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...... 757-221-3344 Offi ce Phone ...... 864-503-5152 Web Site ...... www.tribeathletics.com Web Site ...... www.upstatespartans.com ON THE ROAD TO OMAHA...

Towson Florida State (February 19-21) Auburn (April 6th) Road: April 2nd-4th Depart: ...... February 18th at noon Depart: ...... April 6th at 2 p.m. Location ...... Towson, Md. Travel: ...... Charter bus Travel: ...... Charter bus Nickname ...... Tigers Hotel: ...... Hilton Garden Inn Hotel: ...... None Colors ...... Gold, Black and White Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Return: ...... Aft er Game Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I USC-Upstate (February 24) Mercer (April 13th) Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Depart: ...... February 24th at noon Depart: ...... April 13th at 2 p.m. Stadium (Capacity) ..Schuerholt Park (1000) Travel: ...... Charter bus Travel: ...... Charter bus Head Coach ...... Mike Gottlieb Hotel: ...... None Hotel: ...... None Overall Record ...... 553-567-7/22 yrs. Return: ...... Aft er Game Return: ...... Aft er Game Record at Towson ...... same 2009 Overall Record ...... 28-25 New Mexico State (March 12-14) VCU (April 23-25) 2009 Conference Record ...... 12-12 Depart: ...... March 11th Depart: ...... April 22nd at 2 p.m. 2009 Conference Finish ...... 8th Travel: ...... Fly Travel: ...... Fly SID ...... Dan O’Connell Hotel: ...... TBA Hotel: ...... Embassy Suites Richmond SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Offi ce Phone ...... 410-704-3102 Kennesaw State (March 17) UNC Wilmington (May 8-9) Web Site ...... www.towsontigers.com Depart: ...... March 17th at 2 p.m. Depart: ...... May 7th at Noon Travel: ...... Charter bus Travel: ...... Fly VCU Hotel: ...... None Hotel: ...... Marriott Courtyard Wilmington Road: April 23rd-25th Return: ...... Aft er Game Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Location ...... Richmond, Va. Nickname ...... Rams Austin Peay Tournament (March 19-20) Georgia (May 11th) Colors ...... Black and Gold Depart: ...... March 19th Depart: ...... May 11th at 2 p.m. Affi liation ...... NCAA Division I Travel: ...... Charter Bus Travel: ...... Charter bus Conference ...... Colonial Athletic Hotel: ...Fairfi eld Inn & Suites - Clarksville Hotel: ...... None Stadium (Capacity) ..Th e Diamond (12134) Return: ...... Aft er Saturday’s Game Return: ...... Aft er Game Head Coach ...... Paul Keyes Old Dominion (March 26-28) Georgia Tech (May 18th) Overall Record ...... 513-345/15 yrs. Depart: ...... March 25th at 2 p.m. Depart: ...... May 18th at 3 p.m. Record at VCU ...... same Travel: ...... Fly Travel: ...... Charter bus 2009 Overall Record ...... 20-26 Hotel: ....Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel Hotel: ...... None 2009 Conference Record ...... 8-16 Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Return: ...... Aft er Game 2009 Conference Finish ...... 10th Towson (April 2-4) CAA Championship (May 27-29) SID ...... Mitchell Moore Depart: ...... April 1st at 2 p.m. Depart: ...... May 25th at Noon SID E-mail ...... [email protected] Travel: ...... Fly Travel: ...... Charter bus Offi ce Phone ...... 804-828-8496 Hotel: ...Burkshire Marriott Confernce Hotel Hotel: ...... Based on Seed Web Site ...... www.vcuathletics.com Return: ...... Aft er Sunday’s Game Return: ...... Conclusion of Tournament

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2010 CAA CHAMPIONSHIP CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS SINGLE-GAME POSTSEASON RECORDS Top 4 Teams Qualify 30 Games (12-18 record) (Records Date back to 1992) Batting Location ...... Wilmington, N.C. 2009 CAA Tournament At bats ...... 6 - Scott Youngbauer (1998) Host ...... UNC Wilmington #2 Georgia State d. #5 Northeastern, 6-5 ...... 6 - Bobby Kidd (1998) Stadium (Capacity) ..... Brooks Field (3500) #2 Georgia State d. #3 UNC Wilmington, 8-5 Hits ...... 4 - (5x) Marc Mimeault (2009)* Host SID ...... Tom Riordan #2 Georgia State d. #1 George Mason, 9-3 SID e-mail ...... [email protected] Runs ...... 3 - (2x) Derek Simmons (2009)* #2 Georgia State d. #3 UNC Wilmington, 12-10 Ticket Offi ce Phone ...... 910-962-7536 RBI ...... 4 - Scott Youngbauer (2000) Press Box Phone ...... 910-395-5141 CAA Tournament Champions Doubles ...... 2 - Mark Mortimer (1997) Triples ...... 1 - Eric Suttle (2006) CAA Assoc. Commissioner ...Rob Washburn 2007 CAA Tournament Home Runs .. 1 - (18x) Brandon Williams (2009)* E-mail ...... [email protected] #1 Old Dominion d. #6 Georgia State, 5-2 Total Bases ....6 - (3x) Bradley Logan (2009)* CAA Dir. of Communications ...Niki DeSantis #5 George Mason d. #6 Georgia State, 10-2 ...... Brandon Williams (2009)* E-mail ...... [email protected] Walks ...... 3 - Charlie Pelt (2006) Website ...... CAAsports.com 2006 CAA Tournament #1 James Madison d. #6 Georgia State, 7-0 Pitching Th ursday, May 27th #6 Georgia State d. #2 Old Dominion, 6-5 Innings Pitched .. 9.0 - (2x) Ryan Moore (2009)* Game #1 - #1 seed vs. #4 seed #4 VCU d. #6 Georgia State, 6-1 Strikeouts ...... 10 - David Ginacarlo (1996) Game #2 - #2 seed vs. #3 seed *most recent 2005 Atlantic Sun Tournament Friday, May 28th #2 Florida Atlantic d. #5 Georgia State, 11-1 Career Postseason Records Game #3 - Loser of Gm. #2 vs. Loser of Gm. #2 #1 Troy d. #5 Georgia State, 7-0 (Records Date back to 1992) Game #4 - Winner of Gm. #1 vs. Winner of Gm. #2 Game #5 - Winner of Gm. #3 vs. Loser of Gm. #4 2000 TAAC Tournament Batting #2 Florida Atlantic d. #5 Georgia State, 4-3 Games ...... 9 - Matt Van Horn (06, 07, 09) Saturday, May 29th #5 Georgia State d. #1 UCF, 6-5 At bats ...... 30 - Matt Van Horn (06, 07, 09) Game #6 - Winner of Gm. #4 vs. Winner of Gm. #5 #5 Georgia State d. #2 Florida Atlantic, 8-7 Hits ...... 9 - Bradley Logan (07, 09) Game #7 (if necessary) #6 Campbell d. #5 Georgia State, 5-3 Runs ...... 8 - Derek Simmons (2009) RBI ...... 9 - Bradley Logan (07, 09) RECENT CHAMPIONS 1998 TAAC Tournament (Play-in Series) Doubles ...... 2 - Mic Knox (2000) 2009 ...... Georgia State Florida Atlantic d. Georgia State, 18-10 ...... 2 - Mark Mortimer (96, 97) 2008 ...... James Madison Florida Atlantic d. Georgia State, 29-5 Triples ...... 1 - Eric Suttle (2007) 2007 ...... VCU Home Runs ...... 4 - Bradley Logan (07, 09) 2006 ...... UNC Wilmington 1997 TAAC Tournament (Play-in Series) Total Bases ...... 21 - Bradley Logan (07, 09) 2005 ...... VCU Samford d. Georgia State, 9-6 Walks ...... 6 - Charlie Pelt (06, 07) 2004 ...... UNC Wilmington Samford d. Georgia State, 9-8 Avg. (min. 10 ABs) ...462 - Carl Moniz (09) 2003 ...... VCU Slg. (min. 10 ABs) ..840 - Bradley Logan (07, 09) 2002 ...... VCU 1996 TAAC Tournament (Play-in Series) 2001 ...... William & Mary OBP (min 12 ABs) ....588 - Carl Moniz (09) Florida International d. Georgia State, 4-1 2000 ...... East Carolina 1999 ...... East Carolina Florida International d. Georgia State, 8-3 Pitching 1998 ...... Richmond Innings Pitched ....14.1 - Dickerson (96-98) 1997 ...... Richmond 1980 Sun Belt Tournament Strikeouts ...... 14 - Giancarlo (96, 97) #3 Georgia State d. #6 UNC Charlotte, 17-5 Appearances ....(3x) 3 - Justin Malone (09)* #3 Georgia State d. #7 South Florida, 6-3 Wins ...... 1 - Six Times #1 South Alabama d. #3 Georgia State, 7-6 Saves ...... (2x) 2 - Justin Malone (09) #3 Georgia State d. #4 VCU, 6-3 ...... 2 - Kevin Hopper (2000) #7 USF d. #3 Georgia State, 8-2 (Semis) *most recent

1979 Sun Belt Tournament #3 Georgia State d. #4 Jacksonville, 8-6 #2 South Alabama d. #3 Georgia State, 7-0 #3 Georgia State d. #6 UNC Charlotte, 4-3 #5 USF d. #3 Georgia State, 8-7

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 47 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS 2009 CAA CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-CAA FIRST TEAM CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Top 6 Teams Qualifi ed C Chris Henderson ...... George Mason Matt Davenport ...... William & Mary Wilmington, N.C. - Brooks Field 1B Justin Bour ...... George Mason Steven Davis ...... UNC Wilmington 2B Mike Fabiaschi ...... James Madison Chris Forsten ...... William & Mary Wednesday, May 20th SS Gary Helmick ...... Towson Aidan Francis ...... Georgia State 3B Jake McAloose ...... Old Dominion Gm. 1 - #1 George Mason d. #6 Delaware, 6-5 Brett Harris ...... Old Dominion OF Scott Krieger ...... George Mason Matt Miller ...... Northeastern Gm. 2 - #2 Georgia St. d. # 5 Northeastern, 6-5 OF Mark Stuckless ...... Hofstra Rich O’Donald ...... Delaware Gm. 3 - #3 UNCW d. #4 Old Dominion, 7-5 OF Matt Townsend ...... James Madison Ben Tomchick ...... Old Dominion DH Derek Simmons ...... Georgia State Ben Winter ...... Towson Th ursday, May 28th UT Trevor Knight ...... James Madison Josh Wright ...... Old Dominion Gm. 4 - #6 Delaware d. #5 Northeastern, 9-5 SP Mike Modica ...... George Mason (Northeastern eliminated) SP Kevin Crum ...... George Mason CAA STANDINGS Gm. 5 - #1 George Mason d. #4 ODU, 11-5 RP Kevin Munson ...... James Madison CAA Overall (Old Dominion eliminated) ALL-CAA SECOND TEAM 1. George Mason 19-5 42-14 Gm. 6 - #2 Georgia St. d. #3 UNCW, 8-5 2. Georgia State 12-9 39-22 C Marc Mimeault ...... Georgia State 3. UNC Wilmington 10-8 31-23 Friday, May 29th 1B Matt Collins ...... Towson 4 Old Dominion 13-11 22-27 Gm. 7 - #3 UNCW d. #5 Delaware, 6-5 2B Chris Wychock ...... Towson 5. Northeastern 13-11 28-25 (Delaware eliminated) SS Gerard Hall ...... Old Dominion 6. Delaware 11-10 28-20 Gm. 8 - #2 Georgia St. d. #1 George Mason, 9-3 3B Carlos Alonso ...... Delaware ------OF Kevin Collins ...... Towson 7. James Madison 12-11 30-24 Gm. 9 - #3 UNCW d. #1 George Mason, 5-3 OF Rob Nickle ...... William & Mary 8. Towson 12-12 28-25 (George Mason eliminated) OF Matt Browning ...... James Madison 9. William & Mary 9-14 24-25 DH Shane Davis ...... George Mason 10. VCU 8-16 20-26 Saturday, May 30th UT Austin Harclerode ...... Towson 11. Hofstra 6-18 11-32 Gm. 10 - #2 Georgia St. vs. #3 UNCW, 12-10 SP Turner Phelps ...... James Madison (UNCW eliminated) SP Ryan Moore ...... Georgia State RP Trevor Smith ...... Northeastern ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM ALL-CAA THIRD TEAM Shane Davis ...... George Mason Steven Davis ...... UNC Wilmington C Ryan Reed ...... Delaware Bobby Leeper ...... UNC Wilmington 1B Robbie Monday ...... UNC Wilmington Bradley Logan* ...... Georgia State 2B Ryan Soares ...... George Mason SS Mike Rooney...... UNC Wilmington Justin Malone ...... Georgia State CAA 25TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM Michael McCree ...... Georgia State 3B Tyler Stampone...... William & Mary Bill Merkler ...... Delaware OF Bill Merkler ...... Delaware Dana Allison ...... JMU ...... 1986-89 Marc Mimeault ...... Georgia State OF Alex Foltz ...... James Madison Sean Casey ...... Richmond ...... 1993-95 Ryan Moore ...... Georgia State OF Max Most ...... Old Dominion Jason Dubois ...... VCU ...... 1998-2000 Cody Stanley ...... UNC Wilmington DH Bryan Lescanec ...... James Madison Tommy Eason ...... ECU ...... 1989-1991 Ben Th ielsen ...... UNC Wilmington UT Brandon Williams ...... Georgia State Kevin Gibbs ...... ODU ...... 1993-95 * Tournament Most Outstanding Player SP Ian Th omas ...... VCU Wayne Gomes ...... ODU ...... 1991-93 SP Kevin Landry ...... William & Mary Brendan Harris .....W&M ...... 1999-2001 RP Aidan Francis ...... Georgia State Ronald Hill ...... UNCW ...... 2002-05 Tim Hummel...... ODU ...... 1998-2000 CAA Co-Players of the Year Brandon Inge...... VCU ...... 1996-98 Chris Henderson, George Mason Winfred Johnson ..ECU ...... 1983-86 Scott Krieger, George Mason Brian Jordan ...... Richmond ...... 1986-88 Eddie Kim ...... JMU ...... 2000-03 CAA Defensive Player of the Year Scott Krieger ...... Mason ...... 2006-09 Chris Henderson, George Mason Kellen Kulbacki .....JMU ...... 2005-07 Sean Marshall ...... VCU ...... 2001-03 CAA Rookie of the Year Cla Meredith ...... VCU ...... 2002-04 Brett Harris, Old Dominion Greg Miller ...... JMU ...... 1999-2001 Sergio Miranda .....VCU ...... 2005-07 CAA Coach of the Year Jeff Palumbo ...... Mason ...... 2001-04 Bill Brown George Mason Matt Quatraro ...... ODU ...... 1993-96 John Raynor ...... UNCW ...... 2003-06 Chris Widger ...... Mason ...... 1990-92 Justin Verlander ....ODU ...... 2002-04 Ron Walker ...... ODU ...... 1995-97 48 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS

2010 NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES RECENT CWS CHAMPIONS SINGLE-GAME POSTSEASON RECORDS 64th Annual CWS 2009 ...... LSU 2008 ...... Fresno State Batting Regionals (16 Sites) June 4-7, 2010 2007 ...... Oregon State At bats ...... 5 - Nick Hogan (2009) Sites Announced: May 31st 2006 ...... Oregon State Hits ...... 3 - Michael McCree (2009) 2005 ...... Texas Runs ...... 1 - 6 times 2004 ...... Cal State-Fullerton Super Regionals (8 Sites) June 11-13 RBI ...... 1 - 4 times 2003 ...... Rice Doubles ...1 - Logan, McCree, Van Horn (2009) Sites Announced: June 8th 2002 ...... Texas 2001 ...... Miami (Fla.) Triples ...... 0 College World Series: June 19-29/30 2000 ...... LSU Home Runs ..1 - Logan & Simmons(2009) Omaha’s Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium Total Bases ...... 6 - Bradley Logan (2009) Omaha, NE NCBWA TOP 25 FINAL POLL Walks ...... 1 - Simmons & Kolowich (2009) Host: Creighton University Website: CWSOmaha.com 1 LSU SEC 56-17 Pitching 2 Texas Big 12 50-16-1 Innings Pitched ... 7.0 - Ryan Moore (2009) 3 Arizona State Pac-10 51-14 Strikeouts ...... 6 - Will Palmer (2009) Regional Format 4 North Carolina ACC 48-18 *most recent Friday, June 4th 5 Arkansas SEC 41-24 Game #1 - #1 seed vs. #4 seed 6 Virginia ACC 49-15-1 Career Postseason Records Game #2 - #2 seed vs. #3 seed 7 Cal St. Fullerton Big West 47-16 8 Southern Miss C-USA 40-26 Batting 9 Rice C-USA 43-18 Saturday, June 5th Games ...... 2 - Shared by ten players 10 Florida State ACC 45-18 Game #3 - Loser of Gm. #2 vs. Loser of Gm. #2 11 TCU Mountain West 40-18 At bats ...... 9 - Nick Hogan (2009) Game #4 - Winner of Gm. #1 vs. Winner of Gm. #2 12 Mississippi SEC 44-20 Hits ...... 5 - Michael McCree (2009) 13 UC Irvine Big West 45-15 Runs ...... 2 - Bradley Logan (2009) Sunday, June 6th 14 Florida SEC 42-22 RBI ...... 2 - Bradley Logan (2009) Game #5 - Winner of Gm. #3 vs. Loser of Gm. #4 15 Clemson ACC 44-22 Doubles ...... 1 - Bradley Logan (2009) Game #6 - Winner of Gm. #4 vs. Winner of Gm. #5 16 East Carolina C-USA 46-20 ...... 1 - Michael McCree (2009) 17 Louisville Big East 47-18 ...... 1 - Matt Van Horn (2009) Monday, June 7th 18 Oklahoma Big 12 43-20 Triples ...... 0 Game #7 (if necessary) 19 Georgia Tech ACC 38-19-1 Home Runs ...... 1 - Bradley Logan (2009) 20 Miami (Fla.) ACC 38-22 ...... 1 - Derek Simmons (2009) 21 Coastal Carolina Big South 47-16 Total Bases ...... 7 - Bradley Logan (2009) NCAA REGIONAL APPEARANCES 22 Kansas State Big 12 43-18-1 23 South Carolina SEC 40-23 Walks ...... 1 - Derek Simmons (2009) 2 Games (0-2 record) 24 Oregon State Pac-10 37-19 ...... 1 - Jonathan Kolowich (2009) 25 Texas A&M Big 12 37-24 Avg. (min. 5 ABs) ..625 - Michael McCree (09) 2009 NCAA Atlanta Regional 26 Georgia SEC 38-24 Slg. (min. 5 ABs) ....875 - Bradley Logan (09) May 29 27 Elon Southern 41-18 OBP (min 5 ABs) . .625 - Michael McCree (09) G1: #3 Southern Miss d. #2 Elon, 17-15 28 Western Kentucky Sun Belt 42-20 29 Vanderbilt SEC 37-27 G2: #1 Georgia Tech d. #4 Georgia State, 9-3 Pitching 30 Alabama SEC 37-21 Innings Pitched ... 7.0 - Ryan Moore (2009) May 30 Strikeouts ...... 6 - Will Palmer (2009) Others receiving votes (listed alphabetical- Appearances ...... 1 - Five players G3: #2 Elon d. #3 Georgia State, 4-3 ly): Army (36-21), Boston College (34-26), Wins ...... 0 G4: #3 Southern Miss d. #1 Georgia Tech, 10-7 Cal Poly (37-21), Dallas Baptist (38-17), Georgia Southern (42-17), Georgia State Saves ...... 0 May 31 (39-22), Gonzaga (36-18), Kansas (39-24), G5: #1 Georgia Tech d. #2 Elon, 8-4 Kent State (43-17), Middle Tennessee (44- SEBASEBALL.COM MID-MAJOR TOP 25 G6: #1 Georgia Tech d. #3 Southern Miss, 10-3 18), Minnesota (40-19), Ohio State (42- April 14th ...... 24th 19), Oklahoma State (34-24), Oral Roberts (First time ever appearing in the poll) (33-15), San Diego State (41-23), Tennessee June 1 May 4th ...... 24th Tech (31-24-1), Texas State (41-17), Wash- G7: #3 Southern Miss d. #1 Georgia Tech, 12-8 ington State (32-25).

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 49 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS 2009 SEASON REVIEW Th e Georgia State baseball team set a new standard for ex- year. Senior Marc Mimeault was also named to the Coleman Com- cellence in 2009, earning the team’s fi rst CAA Championship and pany – Johnny Bench Watch List for the second year in a row and advancing to the NCAA Regionals for the fi rst time in school his- would put together an all-american type season. tory. Along with that, the team saw several records – both team Individually, Matt Van Horn set a new single season games and individual– eclipsed during the 2009 campaign. played mark with 60, while sophomore Aidan Francis established Aft er a very successful regular season, the Panthers swept a new winning percentage mark of .833, going 5-1 on the mound through the CAA Championship in four games, tying the school for the Panthers. record for consecutive wins with eight. Timely hitting and clutch Senior Chase Childers also eclipsed the career walks record performances on the mound became the norm, sending the Pan- and fi nished with 120, while Marc Mimeault fi nished his two years thers to the NCAA Regionals for the fi rst time. at State with a .364 batting average, the highest career batting aver- State didn’t have to travel far, playing in the NCAA Atlanta age in school history. Regional at Georgia Tech. Before a packed house on Friday night, Th e Panthers battled the weather early in the season, includ- the Panthers gave the Yellow Jackets all they could handle and led ing a snow-out just two weeks in. State opened the season with a midway through the game. Aft er falling 9-3 to their cross-town ri- 6-5 come-from-behind win over Cleveland State as the Georgia vals, State held Elon, one of the most potent off enses in the country State community saw the emergence of Aidan Francis. With the to just four runs in the second game of the regional, but fell 4-3 to Panthers trailing, Francis threw 3.1 innings of no-hit relief as the end of the most remarkable seasons in school history. Panthers came back for the win. State took three-of-four from the Th e list of records shattered started right as the top as the team Vikings, including a 10-0 shutout in game three of the series. won 39 games, eclipsing the mark of 33 set just a year ago. Under Junior Ryan Moore made his debut against the Vikings and head coach Greg Frady, the Panthers have had two of their three threw six innings of one-hit ball to earn CAA Pitcher of the Week 30-plus win seasons. State also shattered the winning percentage honors on February 24th. mark by 50 points, setting a new record of .639. Th e Panthers followed the opening home stand with a trip to Th e 61 games played by the team established a new high in Mercer for their fi rst road contest of the season. Sophomore Jona- Georgia State history. Th e successful season saw the team break the than Kolowich, who missed the opening weekend of the season school records for runs, hits, at bats, RBIs, innings pitched, saves, with the fl u, sparked the Panther off ense with a pinch-hit solo strikeouts and putouts. home run in the sixth inning and a two-RBI single in the seventh, Georgia State also set new records for at bats, innings pitched leading State to a 9-5 win over their in-state rival. and putouts in a game, all set during the 15-inning aff air at William State came home the following weekend only to dodge rain & Mary. and snow, managing to sweep a pair of games from Eastern Michi- Prior to the start of the season, seniors Robinson Polanco and gan before Sunday’s series fi nale had to be cancelled. Derek Simmons, as well as junior Bradley Logan were named to the Led by senior Will Palmer, the Panthers hit the road to face CAA Coaches Preseason Team. Senior Matt Van Horn also earned their fi rst ranked opponent of the year. Th e no. 18 South Caro- honorable mention honors. It was the start of a most preseason lina Gamecocks scored just two runs against the Panthers, but held recognition that the team had ever received as Rivals, SEBaseball State scoreless to win 2-0. Th e lone USC runs game on a fi rst in- and Baseball America all had the Panthers predicted to do well and ning two-run home run. named players to their preseason teams. Th e Panthers returned to the road for their second longest Leading the honors was Bradley Logan, who was also named road-trip of the season and split four games at the Bethune-Cook- to the Brooks Wallace National Player of the Year Watch List, aft er man University Invitational. State wouldn’t learn until aft er the setting a new benchmark for hits in a season during his sophomore season that three of those games would be against fellow NCAA Regional foes. State earned two-run victories over Michigan State and the host Wildcats, while dropping a pair to Xavier. Aft er a scoring slump in Daytona Beach, the bats came alive for a school record tying 22 runs against Florida A&M in Talla- hassee. Th e record had stood alone for almost 30 years, but every Panther starter reached base at least twice, batting around on two occasions, State tied the mark in just seven innings. Georgia State reached the 10-win mark with a 10-5 win over Augusta State, the second quickest the Panthers had won ten games in school history. Aft er splitting a pair with UT-Martin in a Friday doublehead- er, the Panthers watched as weather once again aff ected the team. Th e series fi nale was never played as rain pelted the Atlanta area on both Saturday and Sunday. Freshman Brandon Williams had a pair of three-hit games, leading him to earn CAA Rookie of the Week honors on March 16th. 50 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS Th e home-stand continued with a 14-10 win over Savannah reaching the 20-win mark in the fewest games in school history. State as the Panthers improved to 12-5. Th e following night, the Senior Michael McCree tied the single game hits record, going largest crowd in Panthersville history watched as Georgia State 5-for-6 with four runs scored and four RBIs from the lead-off spot hosted no. 3 Georgia, the fi rst time the Bulldogs had traveled to in game one. Chase Childers followed in game two with one of his Atlanta in fi ve years. It marked the largest crowd to see a baseball two four-hit games of the season, while senior Adam Knight al- game in Panthersville. State played the Bulldogs close, before fall- lowed just two hits in fi ve innings pitched. ing 11-6. Th e Panthers got a chance against another ranked in-state State fi nally played its fi rst home CAA series of the season, opponent just one week later. taking two-of- First, the Panthers opened CAA play taking two-of-three three from Old from William & Mary. Game two of the series last over fi ve hours Dominion. Th e and went 15 innings, before the Tribe was able to win the game 9-8. second game of Not to be deterred, the Panthers put up nine runs in the fi rst four the series will be innings of the series fi nale and came home with a 12-9 victory and one that Panther the series. fans don’t soon Georgia State’s road-trip continued, but only across town, as forget. Leading the Panthers faced no. 3 Georgia Tech, live on Fox Sports South. 9-8 heading to Senior John Locklear set the tone on the mound and with home the top of the runs by Derek Simmons, Bradley Logan and Marc Mimeault; the ninth, the Mon- Panthers defeated the Yellow Jackets 10-1. It was the highest ranked archs scored opponent that Georgia State had ever defeated and set the tone for fi ve runs off the Pantheranther bullpenbullpen, including a grand slam by Josh the rest of the season. It also improved the Panthers to 15-7, reach- Wright. As the Panthers had not given up all season, Carl Moniz ing the 15-win mark in just 22 games. led off the bottom of the ninth with a solo home run to cut the defi - Th e Panthers cit to three. State quickly followed by loading the bases for Chase rereturned home Childers, who belted a walk-off grand slam as the ballpark erupted. fofor a three-game, It would be just another sign of great things to come for State. CCAA home-series Childers entered the series with Old Dominion looking to oopener against no. break a pair of NCAA records. When the streak ended, the senior 226 UNC Wilm- had gone 12-for-12 and reached base in 15 straight plate appear- inington. Unfortu- ances, just missing out on each of the records. nnately, weather Just as the Panthers had continued to play at a high-level all oonce again played season; one bump in the road could have derailed the team. Th e a role and the two key would be how quickly the team could rebound if a bump oc- teteams did not curred. Aft er losing a pair of midweek games to Samford and no. pplay a game. It 10 Georgia Tech, the Panthers quickly rebounded, taking two-of- wouldbeanothertwomonthsbeforeStatewouldwould be another two months before State would get its fi rst look three from Northeastern to start an eight-game road trip. By taking at the Seahawks. the series fi nale, the Panthers reached the 25-win plateau in the State was fi nally able to get back on the diamond in a make-up fewest games in school history, improving to 25-14. game at Kennesaw State, the fi rst of three straight midweek games Aft er splitting a series at Tennessee Tech, another future NCAA against in-state foes. Th e Panthers earned a 5-4 win over the Owls, Regional participant, Georgia State concluded its road trip at James before falling to Mercer 5-4. Th e Panthers closed out the set with a Madison. Th e Panthers did not match up well with the Dukes and 14-7 make-up game win over Oglethorpe as State scored 10 runs in were swept, but were still in the hunt for the CAA Championship. the fi rst four innings. Th e Panthers quickly responded aft er fi nal exams to sweep Aft er rain forced the postponement of game one at Delaware, VCU and put themselves in prime position to return to the CAA the Panthers swept a Saturday doubleheader with the Blue Hens. In Championship. Aidan Francis made his fi rst start on the mound game one, Chase Childers belted a pair of home runs and drove in and went 8.2 innings to earn the Friday night victory. For his work, eight, tying the single game school record shared with three oth- Francis earned CAA Co-Pitcher and Rookie of the Week honors. ers. Th e team would score 30 runs in the doubleheader, but the When Robinson Polanco recorded the fi nal out on Sunday, State pitching staff s would settle things in the series fi nale, as Delaware had all-but clinched a spot in the championship with one week to earned an 8-4 win. For his eff orts, Childers earned CAA Player of play. the Week honors on April 6th. State followed with a 9-3 win over Samford in the Bulldogs State once again limited an SEC opponent’s off ense, holding return trip to Atlanta and started to use that momentum to build Auburn to just six hits in a midweek match-up. Unfortunately, toward the postseason. three hits were solo home runs as the Tigers kept the Panthers from On senior weekend, Towson took the fi rst two games of the win number 20, winning 4-2 at Auburn. fi nal CAA series of the season, but Panthers rebounded on Sunday, Th e Panthers would not have to wait long to eclipse the 20- including a fi ve-run fi rst inning, to clinch a spot in the championship win mark, scoring 34 runs in a doubleheader with Alabama State, with a 15-5 victory. Ryan Moore threw a complete game, his fi rst of

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 51 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS the season, the title. Early on, the Seahawks were in control and it appeared whilew strik- as though they would force a fi nal game. However, trailing 8-3 iing out fi ve. heading into the fi ft h, the Panthers had diff erent ideas. Back-to- State tied back four-run innings, including Brandon Williams’ second home tthe school run of the season, put the Panthers back ahead. Head Coach Greg rrecord for Frady handed the ball over to Justin Malone to start the eighth, as wwins aft er he once again held the Seahawks hitless over the fi nal two innings a midweek to earn the save and send the Panthers to a 12-10 victory and their match-upm fi rst CAA Championship. withw Florida Bradley Logan homered for the fourth game in a row to earn A&MA and CAA Most Outstanding Performer and All-Tournament Team establishede honors. Marc Mimeault, Michael McCree, Ryan Moore and Justin a new mark Malone were also named to the team. by sweeping Alabama State to end the regular season, sending the Th e team batted .392 with two outs during the championship, Panthers to Wilmington on a four-game winning streak. as clutch hitting and solid pitching earned the team a bid to the It would not be until aft er the weekend was over that State NCAA Regionals. would learn it was the number two seed in the championship. It Th e Panthers returned home to a media blitz as fans on campus was the best regular season fi nish for the Panthers in school history and around the world called to congratulate the champions. State who had their conference bye week to end the year. learned its NCAA Before the start of the tournament, a record tying fi ve Pan- fate, a cross-town thers earned All-CAA honors. Derek Simmons became the fi rst match-up with player in Georgia State history to earn All-CAA First Team honors Georgia Tech, on two occasions. Marc Mimeault and Ryan Moore each earned Elon and Southern second team honors, while Aidan Francis and Brandon Williams Miss in the At- were each named to the third team. Francis also earned all-rookie lanta Regional live honors. It marked the second year in a row that fi ve members of on ESPN. A crazy the team were honored, but it would only be the start of a lot more week followed as hardware that would travel back to Atlanta. everyone wanted State quickly provided the fans that made the trip to Wilming- to know how the ton with some excitement on day one. Trailing by one heading to Panthers had done the bottom of the eighth, State tied the game at fi ve. Freshman Jus- won the title. tin Malone threw a scoreless ninth, providing the stage for Derek As support Simmons in the bottom half of the inning. Senior Michael McCree reached new levels and the Panthers became the nation’s Cinderella walked to lead-off the inning and then stole second base. Follow- team, there was still baseball to play. ing an intentional walk to Nick Hogan, Simmons singled through Unfortunately, the Panthers would not be able to get to the 40- the right-side, scoring McCree to give the Panthers a 6-5 walk-off win plateau, as Georgia Tech and Elon bounced State from the re- victory and remain in the winner’s bracket as a celebration erupted gional. at home plate. Marc Mimeault was named to the Atlanta Regional All-Tour- Will Palmer led the charge on day two, going into the eighth nament Team aft er another stellar season by the senior. inning against host UNC Wilmington, before handing it over to A few days later, Justin Malone earned Louisville Slugger Justin Malone, who had earned the win in game one. Malone threw Freshman All-American honors to cap what had been a remark- 1.1 of hitless relief, while home runs by Chase Childers and Bradley able and record-setting year for State. Logan led the Panthers to an 8-5 win over the Seahawks. It was the Th e Panthers scored 485 runs, breaking the old record set in second straight game Logan had hit a home run as Malone earned 1984 of 446 runs. Th e team also shattered the strikeouts record by his fi rst save of the championship. more than 100, fi nishing the year with 474 strikeouts. Remarkably, Ryan Moore and Bradley Logan were the headlines of game the team also set a new saves record of 19, led by Malone’s seven, three of the championship. Aft er not facing the CAA regular sea- breaking the record of 12 set in 2005. Th e team also broke the RBIs son champions during the season, State blasted the top 30 ranked record by 40 and hits record by 33. Patriots 9-3 to move into the championship game for the fi rst time Georgia State wrapped up the 2009 campaign with a 39-22 in school history. Moore pitched his second consecutive complete overall mark and a 12-9 record in the Colonial Athletic Associa- game, while Logan homered for the third game in a row. Marc tion. State saw 11 seniors fi nish their careers as some of the most Mimeault, Carl Moniz and Michael McCree also homered to rough decorated baseball student-athletes the university has ever seen. up a squad who had the fewest losses in the country entering the Th e team was obviously disappointed that the season had day. come to an end the way it did, but the foundation had been laid for Th e victory set up a rematch with UNC Wilmington in the the next generation of Panthers to start a tradition that will one day championship, with the Seahawks needing to win twice to take lead Georgia State to Omaha and the College World Series.

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2009 STATISTICS

Player AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT Marc Mimeault .398 56-49 196 45 78 7 1 14 58 129 .658 19 7 30 3 .462 3 0 1-1 Matt Van Horn .360 60-55 197 44 71 13 2 6 39 106 .538 30 0 40 1 .443 1 9 12-17 Derek Simmons .316 59-58 228 60 72 14 0 13 53 125 .548 32 10 39 9 .421 1 1 6-10 Bradley Logan .309 59-58 217 55 67 14 1 10 49 113 .521 29 9 37 3 .405 4 3 11-12 Chase Childers .307 58-57 212 41 65 11 1 7 53 99 .467 36 1 40 6 .4053 3 8 12-16 Nick Hogan .295 58-48 200 58 59 7 0 4 25 78 .390 21 9 38 0 .411 1 6 17-19 Carl Moniz .261 59-51 203 39 53 6 0 10 39 89 .438 18 3 33 4 .327 2 4 9-11 ------Robinson Polanco 1.000 1-0 1 1 1 0 0 1 2 4 4.000 0 0 0 0 1.000 0 0 0-0 Joey Wood .333 36-21 81 19 27 6 0 1 16 36 .444 14 3 17 1 .449 0 0 11-13 Michael McCree .324 50-26 148 23 48 8 1 2 32 64 .432 13 2 19 1 .449 1 1 2-3 Drew Parker .313 11-3 16 6 5 0 0 0 2 5 .313 3 0 1 0 .421 0 0 0-0 Brandon Williams .310 52-37 142 30 44 13 1 2 25 65 .458 16 0 30 6 .377 1 4 5-8 Jonathan Kolowich .281 30-18 64 20 18 2 0 4 11 32 .500 15 5 22 3 .447 1 0 0-3 Th eo Asher .253 38-21 79 15 20 5 0 0 14 25 .316 15 1 11 1 .371 2 3 0-0 Daniel Blaustein .250 16-1 12 2 3 1 0 0 0 4 .333 3 0 3 1 .400 0 1 1-1 Chris Hallum .227 19-13 44 9 10 2 0 0 4 12 .273 4 2 20 1 .320 0 0 0-1 Justin Malone .217 29-19 69 13 15 2 0 0 7 17 .246 11 2 17 1 .337 1 2 1-2 Aaron Schmitz .188 17-4 16 5 3 0 0 0 1 3 .188 4 3 7 1 .417 1 0 1-1 Joel Reeves .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 John Locklear .000 3-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 Will Palmer .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 Adam Knight .000 2-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 David Ferrer .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0

Totals...... 310 61 2129 485 659 111 7 74 430 1006 .473 293 57 407 42 .403 22 43 89-118 Opponents .283 61 2127 375 602 124 6 56 338 906 .426 216 69 474 32 .376 25 25 70-96

Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR B/AVG WP HBP BK Ryan Moore 4.41 7-2 16 13 2 0/1 0 85.2 86 47 42 29 64 20 1 11 .259 4 6 0 Will Palmer 5.56 5-6 18 13 0 0/0 0 89.0 99 62 55 38 82 22 0 12 .277 1 11 0 ------Justin Malone 1.35 1-0 18 0 0 0/2 7 26.2 21 5 4 6 23 7 0 0 .216 1 1 0 Zach Chastain 4.05 2-0 14 1 0 0/0 1 20.0 25 9 9 6 20 3 0 1 .301 5 3 0 Th eo Asher 4.05 1-2 7 0 0 0/0 0 13.1 19 7 6 4 12 3 1 0 .328 1 3 0 Aidan Francis 4.15 5-1 21 4 0 0/0 3 56.1 49 35 26 18 58 6 1 6 .231 3 10 1 Bradley Logan 4.66 1-1 5 0 0 0/0 1 9.2 10 6 5 11 8 6 0 0 .256 3 1 0 Adam Knight 5.60 3-4 12 9 0 0/0 0 45.0 38 31 28 40 41 4 0 4 .235 4 8 0 Robinson Polanco 5.63 4-2 12 7 1 0/1 2 38.1 32 26 24 28 41 8 0 2 .224 2 4 2 John Locklear 6.52 5-4 20 9 0 0/0 3 58.0 72 44 42 32 39 11 2 11 .313 8 7 0 Nick Squeglia 6.91 4-0 13 0 0 0/0 1 28.2 44 26 22 17 23 9 1 4 .358 5 3 0 Will Campbell 7.25 1-0 16 0 0 0/1 0 22.1 27 19 18 7 22 5 0 1 .297 2 0 0 David Ferrer 7.63 0-0 11 1 0 0/0 0 15.1 30 20 13 7 15 11 0 0 .405 4 3 0 Ben Marshall 9.47 0-0 9 3 0 0/0 1 19.0 33 24 20 10 24 8 0 3 .388 3 5 0 Joel Reeves 10.38 0-0 5 1 0 0/0 0 8.2 17 14 10 8 2 1 0 1 .425 2 4 0 Totals...... 5.44 39-22 61 61 3 2/2 19 536.0 602 375 324 261 474 124 6 56 .283 48 69 3 Opponents 7.09 22-39 61 61 2 1/1 8 524.0 659 485 413 293 407 111 7 74 .310 56 57 16

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2009 RESULTS Date Opponent Score R H E / R H E Overall CAA Pitcher of Record Feb. 20 CLEVELAND STATE W, 6-5 6 5 1 / 5 8 2 1-0 0-0 Aidan Francis (1-0) Feb. 21 CLEVELAND STATE L, 5-6 (10) 5 11 1 / 6 7 1 1-1 0-0 Will Palmer (0-1) Feb. 21 CLEVELAND STATE W, 10-0 10 14 2 / 0 2 2 2-1 0-0 Ryan Moore (1-0) Feb. 22 CLEVELAND STATE W, 14-12 14 12 1 / 12 17 2 3-1 0-0 John Locklear (1-0) Feb. 25 at Mercer W, 9-5 9 11 0 / 5 7 1 4-1 0-0 Will Palmer (1-1) Feb. 27 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 14-6 14 18 1 / 6 7 1 5-1 0-0 Ryan Moore (2-0) Feb. 28 EASTERN MICHIGAN W, 12-6 12 12 0 / 6 10 0 6-1 0-0 John Locklear (2-0) Mar. 3 at #18 South Carolina L, 0-2 0 5 0 / 2 4 1 6-2 0-0 Will Palmer (1-2) Mar. 6 vs. Xavier% L, 1-5 1 5 3 / 5 8 0 6-3 0-0 Ryan Moore (2-1) Mar. 6 vs. Michigan State% W, 2-0 2 8 1 / 0 5 1 7-3 0-0 Robinson Polanco (1-0) Mar. 7 vs. Xavier% L, 4-12 4 6 6 / 12 11 1 7-4 0-0 Adam Knight (0-1) Mar. 8 at Bethune Cookman% W, 8-6 8 12 1 / 6 10 1 8-4 0-0 Will Palmer (2-2) Mar. 10 at Florida A&M W, 22-6 (7) 22 15 1 / 6 10 1 9-4 0-0 John Locklear (3-0) Mar. 11 AUGUSTA STATE W, 10-5 10 13 0 / 5 13 0 10-4 0-0 Will Campbell (1-0) Mar. 13 UT-MARTIN W, 10-7 10 14 2 / 7 11 2 11-4 0-0 Bradley Logan (1-0) Mar. 13 UT-MARTIN L, 7-8 (10) 7 14 2 / 8 18 2 11-5 0-0 Th eo Asher (0-1) Mar. 17 SAVANNAH STATE W, 14-10 14 16 4 / 10 17 4 12-5 0-0 Nick Squeglia (1-0) Mar. 18 #3 GEORGIA L, 6-11 6 11 1 / 11 16 2 12-6 0-0 John Locklear (3-1) Mar. 20 at William & Mary* W, 6-4 (10) 6 10 2 / 4 6 3 13-6 1-0 Aidan Francis (2-0) Mar. 21 at William & Mary* L, 8-9 (15) 8 14 4 / 9 17 5 13-7 1-1 Bradley Logan (1-1) Mar. 22 at William & Mary* W, 12-9 12 13 1 / 9 16 2 14-7 2-1 Nick Squeglia (2-0) Mar. 24 at #3 Georgia Tech W, 10-1 10 12 0 / 1 5 4 15-7 2-1 John Locklear (4-1) Mar. 30 at Kennesaw State W, 5-4 5 11 3 / 4 4 2 16-7 2-1 Ryan Moore (3-1) Mar. 31 MERCER L, 4-5 4 9 1 / 5 8 1 16-8 2-1 Th eo Asher (0-2) Apr. 1 OGLETHORPE W, 14-7 14 15 2 / 7 10 3 17-8 2-1 Nick Squeglia (3-0) Apr. 4 at Delaware* W, 19-10 19 19 0 / 10 12 5 18-8 3-1 Robinson Polanco (2-0) Apr. 4 at Delaware* W, 11-7 11 13 0 / 7 11 3 19-8 4-1 Will Palmer (3-2) Apr. 5 at Delaware* L, 4-8 4 8 1 / 8 8 0 19-9 4-2 Adam Knight (0-2) Apr. 7 at Auburn L, 2-4 2 5 1 / 4 6 1 19-10 4-2 John Locklear (4-2) Apr. 8 ALABAMA STATE W, 20-9 (7) 20 17 0 / 9 16 3 20-10 4-2 Zach Chastain (1-0) Apr. 8 ALABAMA STATE W, 14-3 (7) 14 16 1 / 3 4 2 21-10 4-2 Adam Knight (1-2) Apr. 10 OLD DOMINION* W, 3-2 3 8 2 / 2 10 0 22-10 5-2 Aidan Francis (3-0) Apr. 11 OLD DOMINION* W, 14-13 14 19 1 / 13 14 1 23-10 6-2 Zach Chastain (2-0) Apr. 12 OLD DOMINION* L, 1-2 1 5 2 / 2 5 0 23-11 6-3 John Locklear (4-3) Apr. 14 at Samford L, 2-12 2 8 2 / 12 12 0 23-12 6-3 Adam Knight (1-3) Apr. 15 #10 GEORGIA TECH L, 2-18 2 7 2 / 18 20 1 23-13 6-3 John Locklear (4-4) Apr. 18 at Northeastern* W, 5-3 5 9 1 / 3 7 2 24-13 7-3 Robinson Polanco (3-0) Apr. 18 at Northeastern* L, 1-4 1 7 3 / 4 9 0 24-14 7-4 Will Palmer (3-3) Apr. 19 at Northeastern* W, 7-3 7 12 1 / 3 7 3 25-14 8-4 Ryan Moore (4-1) Apr. 21 at Tennessee Tech W, 9-7 9 10 0 / 7 10 1 26-14 8-4 Aidan Francis (4-0) Apr. 22 at Tennessee Tech L, 4-6 4 6 2 / 6 7 2 26-15 8-4 Adam Knight (1-4) Apr. 24 at James Madison* L, 2-6 2 5 0 / 6 10 1 26-16 8-5 Robinson Polanco (3-1) Apr. 25 at James Madison* L, 6-8 6 9 2 / 8 13 1 26-17 8-6 Will Palmer (3-4) Apr. 26 at James Madison* L, 5-6 5 5 4 / 6 9 2 26-18 8-7 Aidan Francis (4-1) May 1 VCU* W, 8-4 8 9 1 / 4 6 2 27-18 9-7 Aidan Francis (5-1) May 2 VCU* W, 11-6 11 13 1 / 6 12 1 28-18 10-7 John Locklear (5-4) May 3 VCU* W, 5-4 5 7 2 / 4 8 0 29-18 11-7 Ryan Moore (5-1) May 5 SAMFORD W, 9-3 9 14 2 / 3 12 1 30-18 11-7 Adam Knight (2-4) May 7 ATLANTA CHRISTIAN W, 14-9 14 17 1 / 9 11 1 31-18 11-7 Nick Squeglia (4-0) May 8 TOWSON* L, 6-9 6 12 1 / 9 10 0 31-19 11-8 Robinson Polanco (3-2) May 9 TOWSON* L, 6-7 6 13 1 / 7 13 0 31-20 11-9 Will Palmer (3-5) May 10 TOWSON* W, 15-5 15 14 0 / 5 14 0 32-20 12-9 Ryan Moore (6-1) May 12 FLORIDA A&M W, 4-1 4 8 1 / 1 4 1 33-20 12-9 Adam Knight (3-4) May 15 ALABAMA STATE W, 11-8 (7) 11 7 4 / 7 10 1 34-20 12-9 Will Palmer (4-5) May 15 ALABAMA STATE W, 11-1 (7) 11 9 3 / 1 4 0 35-20 12-9 Robinson Polanco (4-2) May 20 vs. Northeastern^ W, 6-5 6 8 0 / 5 12 3 36-20 12-9 Justin Malone (1-0) May 21 at UNC Wilmington^ W, 8-5 8 10 2 / 5 12 3 37-20 12-9 Will Palmer (5-5) May 22 vs. #27 George Mason^ W, 9-3 9 11 0 / 3 7 0 38-20 12-9 Ryan Moore (7-1) May 23 at UNC Wilmington^ W, 12-10 12 13 2 / 10 13 2 39-20 12-9 Th eo Asher (1-2) May 29 at #13 Georgia Tech! L, 3-9 3 11 2 / 9 9 1 39-21 12-9 Will Palmer (5-6) May 30 vs. #22 Elon! L, 3-4 3 9 0 / 4 8 0 39-22 12-9 Ryan Moore (7-2) * CAA Game; % Bethune-Cookman Tournament; ^ CAA Championship; ! NCAA Atlanta Regional

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BATTING AVERAGE DOUBLES Player (School) ...... AVG. Player (School) ...... Doubles 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 430 1. Matt Collins (Towson) ...... 23 2. Jake McAloose (ODU) ...... 413 2. Chris Henderson (George Mason) ....22 3. Chris Henderson (George Mason) ..413 3. Grayson Evans (UNCW) ...... 21 4. Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) ....398 Steve Yarsinsky (Towson) ...... 21 5. Mark Stuckless (Hofstra) ...... 392 5. Tyler Stampone (William & Mary) ...20 6. Matt Townstend (JMU) ...... 390 David Herbek (JMU) ...... 20 7. Tyler Stampone (W&M) ...... 382 Carlos Alonso (Delaware) ...... 20 Derek Simmons (2008-09) 8. Carlos Alonso (Delaware) ...... 380 8. Matt Browning (JMU) ...... 19 9. Trevor Knight (JMU) ...... 377 Chris Wychock (Towson) ...... 19 SLUGGING PERCENATGE 10. Matt Browning (JMU) ...... 376 10. Two tied with ...... 18 Player (School) ...... Slug. % 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 785 HITS RUNS SCORED 2. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 757 Player (School) ...... Hits Player (School) ...... Runs 3. Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 732 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 98 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 72 4. Chris Henderson (George Mason) .702 2. Chris Henderson (George Mason) ...97 2. Chris Henderson (George Mason) ....70 5. Rob Nickle (W&M) ...... 695 6. Bill Merkler (Delaware) ...... 675 3. Trevor Knight (JMU) ...... 84 3. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 68 7. Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) ...658 4. Matt Browning (JMU) ...... 82 4. Spencer Wiggins (George Mason) ....63 8. Trevor Knight (JMU) ...... 641 5. Matt Collins (Towson) ...... 81 5. Kevin Collins (Towson) ...... 61 9. David Herbek (JMU) ...... 635 Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 81 6. Trevor Knight (JMU) ...... 60 10. Justin Bour (George Mason) ...... 633 7. Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 80 Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 60 8. David Herbek (JMU) ...... 78 Derek Simmons (Georgia State) .....60 TOTAL BASES Carlos Alonso (Delaware) ...... 78 9. Carlos Alonso (Delaware) ...... 59 Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) .....78 10. Nick Hogan (Georgia State) ...... 58 Player (School) ...... Total Bases 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 179 RUNS BATTED IN 2. Chris Henderson (George Mason) ..165 Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 165 Player (School) ...... RBI 4. Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 150 1. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 80 5. Trevor Knight (JMU) ...... 143 2.2 Justin Bour (George Mason) ...... 66 6. Justin Bour (George Mason) ...... 140 3.3 Rob Nickle (W&M) ...... 60 7. Kevin Collins (Towson) ...... 139 4.4 Matt Browning (JMU) ...... 59 8. Cody Stanley (UNCW) ...... 135 Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 59 9. David Herbek (JMU) ...... 134 6.6 Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) .....58 10. Bill Merkler (Delaware) ...... 131 Chris Henderson (George Mason) ...58 8.8 Cody Stanley (UNCW) ...... 56 WALKS Marc Mimeault(2008-09) Kevin Collins (Towson) ...... 56 Player (School) ...... Walks Ryan Cuneo (Delaware) ...... 56 1. Max Most (ODU) ...... 44 HOME RUNS 2. Spencer Wiggins (George Mason) .... 43 Player (School) ...... HR STOLEN BASES 3. Tyler Stampone (W&M) ...... 39 1. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 20 4. Chase Childers (Georgia State) ...... 36 Player (School) ...... SB Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 36 2. Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 17 1. Andrew Diminio (VCU) ...... 25 6. Mike Rooney (UNCW) ...... 34 Ryan Cuneo (Delaware) ...... 17 2. Jeff Jones (W&M) ...... 23 7. Derek Simmons (Georgia State) .....32 Bill Merkler (Delaware) ...... 17 3. Cameron Scott (ODU) ...... 18 Th ree others tied with ...... 32 Justin Bour (George Mason) ...... 17 David Herbek (JMU) ...... 18 Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 17 5 Nick Hogan (Georgia State) ...... 17 ON BASE PERCENTAGE 7. Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) .....14 Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 17 5 others tied ...... 14 Chris Mentrasi (Hofstra) ...... 17 Player (School) ...... OBP 1. Tyler Stampone (W&M) ...... 509 8. Max Most (ODU) ...... 16 TRIPLES 2. Jake McAloose (ODU) ...... 502 John Kenny (Hofstra) ...... 16 3. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 502 Player (School) ...... Triples Tom Legrengni (Hofstra)...... 16 4. Chris Henderson (George Mason) .487 1. Gary Helmick (Towson) ...... 9 5. Matt Townsend (JMU) ...... 484 2. Cody Stanley (UNCW) ...... 6 6. Carlos Alonso (Delaware) ...... 480 3. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 5 7. Pat Dameron (Delaware) ...... 475 4. Mark Stuckless (Hofstra) ...... 4 8. Max Most (ODU) ...... 472 James Williamson (W&M) ...... 4 9. Marc Mimeault (Georgia State) ...462 Mike Rooney (UNCW) ...... 4 10. Scott Krieger (George Mason) ...... 462 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 55 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS 2009 CAA PITCHING STATISTICS

ERA STRIKEOUTS SHUTOUTS Player (School) ...... ERA Player (School) ...... K’s Player (School) ...... Shutouts 1. Chris Boggs (ODU) ...... 3.20 1. Brian Rorick (Delaware) ...... 95 1. Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 1 2. Ben Tomchick (ODU) ...... 3.51 2. Kevin Landry (W&M) ...... 91 Rich O’Donald (Delaware) ...... 1 3. J.T. Ross (Northeastern) ...... 3.90 3. Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 90 4. Trevor Smith (Northeastern) ...... 3.92 4. Will Palmer (Georgia State) ...... 82 COMPLETE GAMES 5. Les Williams (Northeastern) ...... 3.96 5. Ryan Quigley (Northeastern)...... 80 6. Ian Th omas (VCU) ...... 4.27 6. Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 75 Player (School) ...... CG 7. Rich O’Donald (Delaware) ...... 4.32 7. Kevin Munson (JMU) ...... 67 1. Brett Harris (ODU) ...... 5 8. Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 4.34 8. Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 64 2. Brian Rorick (Delaware) ...... 3 9. Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 4.41 9. Drew Permison (Towson) ...... 62 Rich O’Donald (Delaware) ...... 3 10. Kevin Crum (George Mason) ...... 4.64 10. 2 tied ...... 60 4. Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 2 Ian Th omas (VCU) ...... 2 Jeff Th omson (Northeastern) ...... 2 WINS Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 2 Player (School) ...... Wins 8. Robinson Polanco (Georgia State)....1 1. Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 11 9 others tied ...... 1 2. Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 8 Kevin Crum (George Mason) ...... 8 OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE 4. Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 7 5. Matt Davenport (W&M) ...... 6 Player (School) ...... OBA Brett Harris (ODU) ...... 6 1. Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 239 Jeff Th omson (Northeastern) ...... 6 2. Ben Tomchick (ODU) ...... 241 8. Will Palmer (Georgia State) ...... 5 3. Rich O’Donald (Delaware) ...... 244 Aidan Francis (Georgia State) ...... 5 Ryan Moore & Justin Malone 4. Kevin Landry (W&M) ...... 244 John Locklear (Georgia State) ...... 5 2009 CAA All-Tournament Team 5. J.T. Ross (Northeastern) ...... 251 12 others ...... 5 SAVES 6. Trevor Smith (Northeastern) ...... 258 Player (School) ...... Saves 7. Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 259 8. Ryan Quigley (Northeastern)...... 268 INNINGS PITCHED 1. Kevin Munson (JMU) ...... 9 2. Josh Squatrito (Towson) ...... 7 9. Kevin Crum (George Mason) ...... 270 Player (School) ...... IP Justin Malone (Georgia State) ...... 7 10. Ian Th omas (VCU) ...... 275 1. Brian Rorick (Delaware) ...... 91.0 Dan Zehr (Northeastern) ...... 7 2. Will Palmer (Georgia State) ...... 89.0 5. Bryan Booth (UNCW)...... 6 3. Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 87.0 Ryan Brecko (George Mason) ...... 6 4. Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 85.2 Jordan Flasher (George Mason) ...... 6 5. Kevin Crum (George Mason) ...... 83.1 8. Tyler McSwain (UNCW) ...... 4 6. Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 82.2 9. Aidan Francis (Georgia State) ...... 3 7. Ben Tomchick (ODU) ...... 82.0 John Locklear (Georgia State) ...... 3 8. Brett Harris (ODU) ...... 80.0 7 others tied ...... 3 9. Rich O’Donald (Delaware) ...... 77.0 10. Kevin Landry (W&M) ...... 76.1 GAMES STARTED APPEARANCES Player (School) ...... Starts 1. Rob Kumbatovic (Hofstra) ...... 14 Player (School) ...... App. Kevin Crum (George Mason) ...... 14 1. Bryan Booth (UNCW)...... 37 Mike Modica (George Mason) ...... 14 Will Palmer (2007-09) 2. Steven Davis (UNCW) ...... 29 4. Jeff Th omson (Northeastern) ...... 13 Shawn Griffi th (George Mason) ...... 29 Ryan Moore (Georgia State) ...... 13 4. Tyler McSwain (UNCW) ...... 27 Will Palmer (Georgia State) ...... 13 5. Dan Zehr (Northeastern) ...... 25 Brian Rorick (Delaware) ...... 13 Ryan Brecko (George Mason) ...... 25 Turner Phelps (JMU) ...... 13 7. 5 tied ...... 24 9. 4 tied ...... 12

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Matt Van Horn (2009) Bradley Logan (2009) Chad Smith (2000) GAMES PLAYED HITS HOME RUNS Player (Year) ...... Games Player (Year) ...... Hits Player (Year) ...... HR 1. Matt Van Horn (2009) ...... 60 1. Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 85 1. Chad Smith (2000) ...... 21 2. Bradley Logan (2009) ...... 59 2. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 78 2. Jason Glover (1996) ...... 20 Carl Moniz (2009) ...... 59 3. Jay Langston (1998) ...... 77 3. Luke Warren (1984) ...... 16 Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 59 Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 77 Jay Langston (1999) ...... 16 Paul Schlosser (2000) ...... 59 Luke Gordon (2007) ...... 77 Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 16 6. Chase Childers (2009) ...... 58 6. Dustin Phillips (2002) ...... 76 6. Jason Glover (1993) ...... 15 Nick Hogan (2009) ...... 58 7. Eric Suttle (2006) ...... 75 7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 14 Mic Knox (2000) ...... 58 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2007) ...... 75 Paul Schlosser (2000) ...... 14 Josh Vandiver (2000) ...... 58 9. Jay Langston (1999) ...... 74 9. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 13 Chase Childers (2007)...... 58 10. Jay Fields (2001) ...... 73 Josh Vandiver (2002) ...... 13 Bradley Logan (2007) ...... 58

AT BATS Player (Year) ...... At Bats 1. Eric Suttle (2006) ...... 235 2. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 228 3. Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 226 Scott Youngbauer (2000) 4. Luke Gordon (2007) ...... 220 Mark Mortimer (1997) J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2007) ...... 220 TOTAL BASES 6. Eric Suttle (2005) ...... 218 DOUBLES 7. Bradley Logan (2009) ...... 217 Player (Year) ...... Total Bases 8. Jay Langston (1999) ...... 216 Player (Year) ...... Doubles 1. Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 151 9. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2006) ...... 215 1. Mark Mortimer (1997) ...... 23 2. Chad Smith (2000) ...... 143 10. Ryan Sterling (2006)...... 214 2. Dustin Phillips (2003) ...... 22 Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 143 Justin Newman (2005) ...... 214 3. Kelly Eslinger (1982) ...... 21 4. Jay Langston (1999) ...... 142 Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 21 5. Jason Glover (1996) ...... 140 5.5 Nathan Knight (1997) ...... 20 6. Josh Vandiver (2002) ...... 130 Jay Langston (1998) ...... 20 7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 129 Jay Langston (1999) ...... 20 8. Luke Warren (1984) ...... 127 8.8 Mark Mortimer (1996) ...... 19 9. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 125 Tim Burgess (2004) ...... 19 Luke Gordon (2007) ...... 125 10. Mic Knox (2001) ...... 18 Tim Burgess (2004) Justin Newman (2005) ...... 18 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE BATTING AVERAGE TRIPLES Player (Year) ...... Slug. % Season (80% of games; min. 3 ab/g) 1. Luke Warren (1984) ...... 825 Player (Year) ...... Triples Player (Year) ...... AVG. 2. Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 770 1. Baine Brooks (1984) ...... 9 1. Tim Burgess (2004) ...... 413 3. Jason Glover (1996) ...... 722 Justin Newman (2006) ...... 9 2. Mark Mortimer (1996) ...... 403 4. Chad Smith (2000) ...... 704 3. Steve Sparks (1983) ...... 6 3. Luke Warren (1984) ...... 402 5. Ken Swygert (1984) ...... 678 Herb Brooks (1984) ...... 6 4. Russell Eagle (1980) ...... 401 6. Tim Burgess(2004) ...... 665 Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 6 5. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 398 7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 658 6. Greg Giles (1981) ...... 5 Bobby Kidd (1999) ...... 398 8. Steve Sparks (1983) ...... 657 Jay Fields (2001) ...... 5 7. Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 393 Jay Langston (1999) ...... 657 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2007) ...... 5 8. Jay Langston (1998) ...... 383 10. Bobby Kidd (1999) ...... 654 9. Ken Swygert (1984) ...... 382 Nick Hogan (2008) ...... 5 10. Derek Simmons (2008) ...... 379 58 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL SEASON RECORDS PANTHERS

Jay Langston (1999) Eric Suttle (2006) Ryan Sterling (2006) RUNS BATTED IN WALKS SACRIFICE HITS Player (Year) ...... RBI’s Player (Year) ...... Walks Player (Year) ...... SH 1. Jay Langston (1999) ...... 70 1. Baine Brooks (1984) ...... 49 1. Ryan Sterling (2006) ...... 14 2. Chad Smith (2000) ...... 69 2. Russell Eagle (1980) ...... 42 2. Michael Nelson (2001)...... 13 Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) ...... 42 3. Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 63 3. Don Stanford (1980) ...... 11 4. Rich Wiley (1999) ...... 39 4. Jason Glover (1996) ...... 62 4. Matt Van Horn (2009) ...... 9 Rusty Bennett (2003) ...... 62 5. Charlie Pelt (2006) ...... 38 6. Chase Childers (2008) ...... 37 Sean Fitzgerald (2003) ...... 9 6. Josh Vandiver (2002) ...... 59 7. Chase Childers (2009) ...... 36 Ryan Sterling (2004) ...... 9 7. Marc Mimeault (2009) ...... 58 8. Don Stanford (1980) ...... 35 Ryan Sterling (2005) ...... 9 8. Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 57 9. Ryan Sterling (2006) ...... 34 8. Chase Childers (2009) ...... 8 9. Ken Swygert (1984) ...... 55 Bobby Kidd (1999) ...... 34 Michael Brand (1994) ...... 8 10. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 53 Mark Mortimer (1996) ...... 34 Sean Fitzgerald (2002) ...... 8 Chase Childers (2009) ...... 53 Jimmy Fowlkes (1981) ...... 34 Mike Buchanan (2004) ...... 8 Paul Schlosser (2000) ...... 53 Eric Suttle (2005) ...... 8 Bobby Kidd (1998) ...... 53 Chase Childers (2008) ...... 8 Luke Gordon (2007) ...... 53 Michael McCree (2008) ...... 8

Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) STOLEN BASES Baine Brooks (1984) Player (Year) ...... SB’s 1. Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) ...... 34 Nick Hogan (2008) RUNS 2. Jimmy Fowlkes (1981) ...... 25 3. Baine Brooks (1984) ...... 24 Player (Year) ...... Runs 4. Russell Eagle (1980) ...... 22 HIT BY PITCHES 1. Baine Brooks (1984) ...... 65 Dustin Phillips (2002) ...... 22 Player (Year) ...... HBP 2. Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 61 6. Rob Loeb (1995) ...... 21 1. T.J. Brandenberg (2006) ...... 16 3. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 60 7. Herb Brooks (1984) ...... 20 Nick Hogan (2008) ...... 16 4. Nick Hogan (2009) ...... 58 Chris Dentler (2005) ...... 20 3. Luke Gordon (2007) ...... 14 9. Nathan Knight (1997) ...... 19 Mic Knox (2000) ...... 58 4. Rich Wiley (1999) ...... 12 Jay Fields (2001) ...... 19 6. Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) ...... 57 5. Chad Bailey (1997) ...... 11 7. Bradley Logan (2009) ...... 55 SACRIFICE FLIES Paul Schlosser (2001) ...... 11 8. Scott Youngbauer (2000) ...... 53 7. Derek Simmons (2009) ...... 10 Player (Year) ...... SF Dustin Phillips (2002) ...... 53 Garrett Greer (2002) ...... 10 1. Don Stanford (1980) ...... 7 10. Jonathan Paden (1999) ...... 52 Bradley Logan (2007) ...... 10 2. Greg Giles (1981) ...... 6 Kevin Kawasaki (2003) ...... 52 Neil Merson (1985) ...... 6 Bradley Logan (2008) ...... 10 Chase Childers (2008) ...... 52 Mark Mortimer (1997) ...... 6 Jay Langston (1998) ...... 6 Chad Smith (2000) ...... 6 Chris Dentler (2005) ...... 6 7. Carl Buchanan (1980) ...... 5 Frank McCarvey (1995) ...... 5 Mic Knox (2001) ...... 5 Josh Vandiver (2002) ...... 5 Dustin Phillips (2003) ...... 5 Ryan Sterling (2004) ...... 5

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COMPLETE GAMES STRIKEOUTS Player (Year) ...... CG Player (Year) ...... K’s 1. Rodney Dickinson (1996) ...... 8 1. David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 115 Paul Orr (1980) ...... 8 2. Rodney Dickinson (1996) ...... 105 3. David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 7 3. Rodney Dickinson (1997) ...... 99 David Giancarlo (1995) ...... 7 4. David Giancarlo (1995) ...... 90 Bobby Bennett (2006) John Hollins (1986) ...... 7 5. Rodney Dickinson (1998) ...... 88 APPEARANCES Mike Carroll (1980)...... 7 6. Will Palmer (2009) ...... 82 Player (Year) ...... App. Billy Boughey (2000) ...... 82 1. Bobby Bennett (2006) ...... 28 2. Pat Euart (1997) ...... 27 Kevin Hopper (2000) ...... 27 Kevin Dooley (2007) ...... 27 5. Robbie Waits (1996) ...... 26 Adam Bowling (2007) ...... 26 7. Brett Strickland (2002) ...... 25 Ronnie Robinson (2002 & 2003) 8. Romas Hicks (2005) ...... 23 Aidan Francis (2009) Dustin Carder (2006) ...... 23 Scott Boatman (2003) ...... 23 ERA Steven Kidd (1999) ...... 23 Player (Year) ...... ERA WINNING PERCENTAGE GAMES STARTED 1. Billy Boughey (2000) ...... 2.73 Season (min. 5 results) 2. Adam Bowling (2007) ...... 2.93 Player (Year) ...... Win % Player (Year) ...... GS 3. Ronnie Robinson (2003) ...... 3.18 1. Aidan Francis (2009) ...... 833 1. Robert Harrell (1993)...... 17 4. Ronnie Robinson (2002) ...... 3.26 2. Alan Traylor (1979) ...... 800 David Giancarlo (1995) ...... 17 5. Will Palmer (2008) ...... 3.57 3. Ryan Moore (2009) ...... 777 3. Steve Pfeff er (1981) ...... 16 6. David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 3.63 4. Adam Bowling (2007) ...... 750 Will Palmer (2007) ...... 16 5. Rodney Dickinson (1998) ...... 692 5. Paul Orr (1980) ...... 15 WINS Brock Radaker (1993) ...... 15 6. Robinson Polanco (2009) ...... 667 Rodney Dickinson (1996) ...... 15 Player (Year) ...... Wins Ryan Patrylo (2000) ...... 667 David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 15 1. Paul Orr (1980) ...... 9 Robinson Polanco (2008) ...... 667 David Giancarlo (1997) ...... 15 Rodney Dickinson (1998) ...... 9 9. Paul Orr (1980) ...... 643 Josh Perry (1999) ...... 15 Ronnie Robinson (2002) ...... 9 Billy Boughey (2000) ...... 15 3. Billy Boughey (2000) ...... 8 Rodney Dickinson (1996) ...... 8 David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 8 David Giancarlo (1995) ...... 8 David Hawkins (2002) ...... 8 Ryan Patrylo (2000) ...... 8 Josh Perry (1999) ...... 8 Kevin Hopper (2000) Alan Traylor (1979) ...... 8 Billy Boughey (2000) SAVES Robinson Polanco (2008) ...... 8 Player (Year) ...... Saves INNINGS PITCHED 1. Kevin Hopper (2000) ...... 10 Player (Year) ...... IP 2.2 Pat Euart (1997) ...... 8 1. Billy Boughey (2000) ...... 112.0 3.3 Justin Malone (2009) ...... 7 2. David Giancarlo (1996) ...... 109.0 4.4 Robbie Waits (1981) ...... 6 3. David Giancarlo (1995) ...... 104.1 Brett Strickland (2002) ...... 6 4. Rodney Dickinson (1996) ...... 101.1 6.6 Rex Stephens (1998) ...... 4 5. Paul Orr (1980) ...... 100.2 Romas Hicks (2005) ...... 4 6. Clayton Shunick (2006) ...... 94.2 David Giancarlo (1996) Kevin Dooley (2007) ...... 4 7. David Hawkins (2001) ...... 94.1 David Hawkins (2002) ...... 94.1 8. Ronnie Robinson (2003)...... 93.1 9. Ben Rulon (2005) ...... 91.2 10. Ronnie Robinson (2003)...... 91.0

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Josh Vandiver (1999-2002) Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) Jason Glover (1993-96) GAMES PLAYED HITS HOME RUNS Player (Years) ...... Games Player (Years) ...... Hits Player (Years) ...... HR 1. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 221 1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 267 1. Jason Glover (1993-96) ...... 45 2. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 214 2. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 243 2. Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 42 Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 214 3. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 233 3. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 41 4. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 209 4. Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 218 4. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 34 5. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)...... 207 5. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 211 5. Rusty Bennett (2002-05) ...... 32 6. Michael Brand (1993-96) ...... 205 6. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 209 6. Willie Stroud (1992-95) ...... 31 7. Rusty Bennett (2002-05) ...... 199 Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 209 7. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 27 8. Matt Van Horn (2006-09) ...... 195 8. Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 208 8. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 26 9. Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 193 9. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 200 Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 26 10. Chad Smith (1997-2000) ...... 187 10. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 195 10. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 25 Ryan Sterling (2003-06) ...... 187

AT BATS DOUBLES Player (Years) ...... At Bats Player (Years) ...... Doubles 1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 787 1. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 57 2. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 773 Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 57 3. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 757 3. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 53 4. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 716 4. Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 45 Charlie Pelt (2004-07) Michael Brand (1993-96) ...... 716 Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 45 6. Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 711 6. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 44 TOTAL BASES 7. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 656 Rusty Bennett (2002-05) ...... 44 Player (Years) ...... Total Bases 8. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)...... 651 8. Bobby Kidd (1997-99) ...... 42 1. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 415 9. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 637 Kelly Eslinger (1979-82) ...... 42 10. Ryan Sterling (2003-06) ...... 636 2. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 402 10. Kyle Breitbach (2000-03)...... 41 3. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 357 4.4 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 342 5.5 Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 340 Jason Glover (1993-96) ...... 340 7.7 Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 339 8.8 Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 336 9.9 Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 332 10. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 323 Marc Mimeault(2008-09) Justin Newman (2003-06) BATTING AVERAGE SLUGGING PERCENTAGE TRIPLES Season (80% of games; min. 3 ab/g) Player (Years) ...... Slug. % Player (Years) ...... AVG. Player (Years) ...... Triples 1. Greg Giles (1981) ...... 650 1. Marc Mimeault (2008-09) ...... 364 1. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 13 2. Luke Warren (1983-84) ...... 632 2. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 359 2. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 11 3. Jason Glover (1993-96) ...... 604 3. Tim Burgess (2003-04) ...... 353 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 11 4. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 595 4. Dustin Phillips (2002-03) ...... 349 4. Baine Brooks (1984) ...... 9 5. Paul Schlosser (2000-01) ...... 583 5. Derek Simmons (2008-09) ...... 344 Brent McGuire (1980-83) ...... 9 6. Russell Eagle (1980) ...... 581 Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 344 6. Herb Brooks (1981-84) ...... 8 7. Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 577 Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 344 7. 5 tied with ...... 7 8. Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 561 8. Tim Osborne (1983-84) ...... 343 9. Derek Simmons (2008-09) ...... 556 9. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 339 10. Bobby Kidd (1997-99) ...... 338 10. Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 555 Ken Swygert (1984-85) ...... 338

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RUNS BATTED IN Player (Years) ...... RBI’s 1. Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 173 2. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 171 3. Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 156 4. Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 153 Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) 5. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 148 Mark Mortimer (1995-97) Rusty Bennett (2002-05) ...... 148 STOLEN BASES SACRIFICE FLIES 7. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 133 Player (Years) ...... Sac Flies Scott Youngbauer (1998-00) ...... 133 Player (Years) ...... SB’s 1. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 12 9. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 132 1. Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) ...... 61 Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 12 10. Jason Glover (1993-96) ...... 130 2. Herb Brooks (1981-84) ...... 42 3. Rob Loeb (1993-95)...... 41 Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 12 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 41 4. Justin Newman (2003-06) ...... 11 4.4 Henry Reese (1984-86) ...... 39 5. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 10 5.5 Jonathan Paden (1997-00) ...... 36 6. Dustin Phillips (2002-03) ...... 9 6.6 Dustin Phillips (2002-03) ...... 35 Rusty Bennett (2002-05) ...... 9 7.7 Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 34 8. Mic Knox (2000-01) ...... 8 8.8 Nick Hogan (2008-09) ...... 33 9. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 7 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) 9.9 Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 31 Don Stanford (1979-80 ...... 7 Nathan Knight (96-97) ...... 31 Bobby Kidd (1997-99) ...... 7 RUNS Justin Newman (03-06) ...... 31 Chad Smith (1997-99) ...... 7 Player (Years) ...... Runs Michael Nelson (1999-02) ...... 7 1. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 165 J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 7 2. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 155 3. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 150 4. Jay Langston (1997-99) ...... 137 Josh Vandiver (1999-02) ...... 137 6. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 132 Ryan Sterling (2003-05) 7. Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 130 8. Jonathan Paden (1997-00) ...... 128 SACRIFICE HITS Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 128 Bradley Logan (2007 - ) 10. Herb Brooks (1981-84) ...... 120 Player (Years) ...... SH 1. Ryan Sterling (2003-05) ...... 33 HIT BY PITCHES 2.2 Chase Childers (2006-) ...... 28 Player (Years) ...... HBP 3.3 Michael Nelson (1999-02) ...... 20 1. Bradley Logan (2007- ) ...... 29 4.4 Matt Van Horn (2006-09) ...... 18 2. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 26 Eric Suttle (2004-07) ...... 18 3. Nick Hogan (2008-09) ...... 25 6.6 Sean Fitzgerald (2002-03) ...... 17 4. T.J. Brandenburg (2004-06) ...... 24 7.7 Mike Buchanan (2002-04)...... 16 5. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 21 Chase Childers (2006-09) J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 15 6. Michael Brand (1993-96) ...... 19 9. Michael Brand (1993-96) ...... 13 Paul Schlosser (2000-01) ...... 19 WALKS 10. Jonathan Paden (97-00) ...... 12 8. Chad Bailey (1996-97) ...... 18 Nick McEntyre (05-06) ...... 12 9. Rich Wiley (1998-99) ...... 17 Player (Years) ...... Walks 10. Derek Simmons (2008-09) ...... 16 1. Chase Childers (2006-09) ...... 120 2. Rusty Bennett (2003-05) ...... 98 3. Charlie Pelt (2004-07) ...... 91 4. Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) ...... 89 5. J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) ...... 88 6. Rob Loeb (1993-95)...... 83 7. Kelly Eslinger (1979-82) ...... 80 8. Ryan Sterling (2003-06) ...... 79 9. Chad Smith (1997-00) ...... 76 10. Mark Mortimer (1995-97) ...... 73 Herb Brooks (1981-84) ...... 73

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Bobby Bennett (2005-08) Ryan Patyrlo (1998-01) Aidan Francis (2009 - ) APPEARANCES INNINGS PITCHED WINNING PERCENTAGE Player (Years) ...... App. Player (Years) ...... IP (min. 5 decisions) 1. Bobby Bennett (2005-08) ...... 81 1. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 308.1 Player (Years) ...... Win % 2. Brock Radaker (1992-95) ...... 68 2. David Giancarlo (1995-97) ...... 301.0 1. Aidan Francis (2009- ) ...... 833 3. Romas Hicks (2003-06) ...... 67 3. John Hollins (1983-86) ...... 300.2 2. Alan Traylor (1979) ...... 800 4. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 64 4. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 266.0 3. Ryan Moore (2009- ) ...... 777 Justin Singleton (1998-01) ...... 64 5. Romas Hicks (2003-06) ...... 263.1 4. Adam Bowling (2005-07) ...... 750 6. Kevin Campbell (1992-95) ...... 62 Brock Radaker (1992-95) ...... 263.1 5. Mike Carroll (1979-80) ...... 692 7. Brett Strickland (2002-05) ...... 60 7. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 259.2 6. Robinson Polanco (2008-09) ...... 667 8. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 50 8. Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) ...... 233.1 7. Paul Orr (1980) ...... 643 9. Jason Payne (2000-02) ...... 46 9. Brett Strickland (2002-05) ...... 229.1 8. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 600 10. Adam Bowling (2005-07) ...... 46

Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) Kevin Hopper (2000-01) Ryan Patyrlo (1998-01) GAMES STARTED ERA SAVES Player (Years) ...... GS Player (Years) ...... ERA Player (Years) ...... Saves 1. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 50 1. Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) ...... 3.93 1. Kevin Hopper (1999-00) ...... 10 2. David Giancarlo (1995-97) ...... 47 2. Adam Bowling (2005-07) ...... 4.15 2. Pat Euart (1997) ...... 8 3. John Hollins (1983-86) ...... 43 3. Billy Boughey (1999-00) ...... 4.17 Robbie Waits (1980-81) ...... 8 4. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 41 4. Alan Traylor (1979) ...... 4.30 4. Justin Malone (2009- ) ...... 7 Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 41 5. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 4.33 Brett Strickland (2002-05) ...... 7 6. Brock Radaker (1992-94) ...... 36 6. Robinson Polanco (2008-09) ...... 4.74 6. John Locklear (2008-09) ...... 4 Pat Frawley (1994-97) ...... 36 7. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 4.75 Rex Stephens (1997-98) ...... 4 8. Romas Hicks (2003-06) ...... 33 8. David Hawkins (2001-02) ...... 4.82 Brock Radaker (1992-95) ...... 4 9. Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) ...... 32 Romas Hicks (2003-05) ...... 4 Brett Strickland (2002-05) ...... 32 WINS Brent Everett (2004-05) ...... 4 Kevin Dooley (2007) ...... 4 Player (Years) ...... Wins COMPLETE GAMES 1. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 24 Player (Years) ...... CG 2. David Giancarlo (1995-97) ...... 20 STRIKEOUTS 1. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 16 3. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 19 Player (Years) ...... K’s 2. David Giancarlo (1995-97) ...... 15 4. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 16 1. Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) ...... 292 John Hollins (1983-86) ...... 15 Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) ...... 16 2. David Giancarlo (1995-97) ...... 273 4. Rick Lewis (1979-80) ...... 11 6. John Hollins (1983-86) ...... 15 3. Romas Hicks (2003-05) ...... 222 Glenn Melson (1981-83) ...... 11 Romas Hicks (2003-06) ...... 15 4. Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) ...... 198 6. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 10 5. Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) ...... 197 6. Brett Strickland (2002-05) ...... 193 7. Will Palmer (2007-09) ...... 183

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 63 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS HITTING HOME RUNS INNINGS PITCHED Game: 3, Five players, most recently by: Game: 10.1, Jonathan Craig GAMES PLAYED Chad Smith vs. Jacksonville State (5/6/02) Season: 60, Matt Van Horn (2009) at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Season: 112.0, Billy Boughey (2000) Career: 221, Josh Vandiver (1999-02) Season: 21, Chad Smith (2000) Career: 308.1, Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) Career: 45, Jason Glover, (1993-96) BATTING AVERAGE WINS Season: .413, Tim Burgess (2004) TOTAL BASES Season: 9, Th ree players, most recently by: Career: .364, Marc Mimeault (2008-09) Game: 15, Chad Smith Ronnie Robinson (2002) at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Career: 24, Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) AT BATS Season: 151, Scott Youngbauer (2000) Game: 7, Four players, most recently by: Career: 415, Josh Vandiver (1999-02) WINNING PERCENTAGE Bradley Logan (min. 5 decisions) vs. William & Mary (3/21/09) RUNS BATTED IN Season: .833, Aidan Francis (2009- ) Season: 235, Eric Suttle (2006) Game: 8, Four players, most recently by: Career: .833, Aidan Francis (2009- ) Career: 787, J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) Chase Childers at Delaware (4/4/09) SAVES RUNS SCORED Season: 70, Jay Langston (1999) Season: 10, Kevin Hopper (2000) Game: 5, Four players, most recently by: Career: 173, Josh Vandiver (1999-02) Career: 10, Kevin Hopper (1999-00) Bradley Logan vs. Presbyterian (5/6/08) STOLEN BASES ERA Season: 65, Baine Brooks (1984) Game: 5, Henry Reese Season: 2.73, Billy Boughey (2000) Career: 165, J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) vs. Samford (3/8/85) Career: 3.93, Ronnie Robinson (2001-03) Season: 34, Jimmy Fowlkes (1980) HITS Career: 61, Jimmy Fowlkes (1979-81) STRIKEOUTS Game: 5, Five players, most recently by: Game: 16, Rodney Dickinson Michael McCree BASE ON BALLS vs. Furman (2/18/97) vs. Alabama State (4/8/09) Game: 4, Seven players, most recently by: Season: 115, David Giancarlo (1996) Season: 85, Bradley Logan (2008) Chase Childers Career: 292, Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) Career: 267, J.M. Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) vs. Oglethorpe (4/1/09) Season: 49, Baine Brooks (1984) WINNING STREAK HITTING STREAKS Career: 120, Chase Childers (2006-09) 6, Paul Orr (1980) 22 Games, Bradley Logan (2008) 5, Ryan Moore (2009) 21 Games, Justin Newman (2004) PITCHING Tim Burgess (2004) CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS APPEARANCES 15.2, David Hawkins (2002) DOUBLES Season: 28, Bobby Bennett (2006) Game: 3, Six Players, most recently by: Career: 81, Bobby Bennett (2005-08) PICKOFFS Bradley Logan Season: 16, David Giancarlo (1995-97) vs. Northeastern (3/30/08) GAMES STARTED Season: 23, Mark Mortimer (1997) Season: 17, David Giancarlo (1995) Career: 57, Mark Mortimer (1995-97) Robert Harrell (1993) FIELDING 57, Charlie Pelt (2004-07) Career: 50, Ryan Patrylo (1998-01) PUTOUTS TRIPLES COMPLETE GAMES Game: 17, Jason Eller Game: 2, Th ree players (fi ve times), Season: 8, Paul Orr (1980) Season: 445, Josh Vandiver (2002) most recently by: Rodney Dickinson (1996) Career: 1,919, Josh Vandiver (1999-02) Justin Newman Career: 16, Rodney Dickinson (1996-98) vs. UNC Wilmington (4/21/2006) ASSISTS Season: 9, Two Players, Most recently by: SHUTOUTS Game: 9, Two players, Most recently by: Justin Newman (2006) Season: 2, Th ree players; most recently by: Herb Brooks Career: 13, Justin Newman (2003-06) Kevin Hopper (2000) vs. Georgia Tech (5/1/82) Career: 4, Rodney Dickinson, (1996-98) Season: 188, Ryan Sterling (2005) Career: 524, Michael Brand (1993-96)

64 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS AT BATS 1993 ...... 195 2005 ...... 107 1983 ...... 198 1999 ...... 44 1994 ...... 255 2006 ...... 113 1984 ...... 381 2000 ...... 42 1979 ...... 929 1995 ...... 291 2007 ...... 103 1985 ...... 188 2001 ...... 55 1980 ...... 1585 1996 ...... 278 2008 ...... 109 1986 ...... 263 2002 ...... 53 1981 ...... 1497 1997 ...... 334 2009 ...... 111 Program dormant 2003 ...... 57 1982 ...... 1381 1998 ...... 347 1992 ...... 101 2004 ...... 34 1983 ...... 1354 1999 ...... 362 TRIPLES 1993 ...... 182 2005 ...... 67 1984 ...... 1678 2000 ...... 385 1994 ...... 222 2006 ...... 42 1985 ...... 1294 2001 ...... 288 1979 ...... 5 1995 ...... 245 2007 ...... 54 1986 ...... 1518 2002 ...... 283 1980 ...... 18 1996 ...... 252 2008 ...... 90 Program dormant 2003 ...... 307 1981 ...... 21 1997 ...... 291 2009 ...... 89 1992 ...... 1015 2004 ...... 263 1982 ...... 11 1998 ...... 312 1993 ...... 1507 2005 ...... 321 1983 ...... 20 1999 ...... 322 HIT BY PITCHES 1994 ...... 1699 1984 ...... 32 2006 ...... 367 2000 ...... 359 1979 ...... 9 1995 ...... 1648 2007 ...... 390 1985 ...... 7 2001 ...... 260 1996 ...... 1699 1986 ...... 15 1980 ...... 19 2008 ...... 444 2002 ...... 254 1981 ...... 10 1997 ...... 1744 2009 ...... 485 Program dormant 2003 ...... 269 1998 ...... 1734 1992 ...... 3 1982 ...... 13 2004 ...... 245 1983 ...... 9 1999 ...... 1854 HITS 1993 ...... 6 2005 ...... 294 2000 ...... 1875 1994 ...... 5 1984 ...... 12 2006 ...... 324 1985 ...... 16 2001 ...... 1735 1979 ...... 260 1995 ...... 10 2007 ...... 343 2002 ...... 1809 1980 ...... 454 1996 ...... 5 1986 ...... 21 2008 ...... 390 Program dormant 2003 ...... 1699 1981 ...... 439 1997 ...... 7 2009 ...... 430 2004 ...... 1701 1982 ...... 369 1998 ...... 11 1992 ...... 10 2005 ...... 1938 1983 ...... 385 1999 ...... 6 SLUGGING % 1993 ...... 29 2006 ...... 1978 1984 ...... 565 2000 ...... 16 1994 ...... 29 2007 ...... 2063 1985 ...... 365 2001 ...... 12 1979 ...... 393 1995 ...... 30 2008 ...... 1903 1986 ...... 444 2002 ...... 18 1980 ...... 376 1996 ...... 37 2009 ...... 2129 Program dormant 2003 ...... 7 1981 ...... 393 1997 ...... 47 1992 ...... 209 2004 ...... 11 1982 ...... 390 1998 ...... 37 BATTING AVERAGE 1993 ...... 360 2005 ...... 9 1983 ...... 437 1999 ...... 48 1994 ...... 452 2006 ...... 21 1984 ...... 507 2000 ...... 31 1979 ...... 280 1995 ...... 445 2007 ...... 17 1985 ...... 378 2001 ...... 35 1980 ...... 286 1996 ...... 483 2008 ...... 16 1986 ...... 416 2002 ...... 32 1981 ...... 293 1997 ...... 502 2009 ...... 7 Program dormant 2003 ...... 35 1982 ...... 267 1998 ...... 526 1992 ...... 299 2004 ...... 42 1983 ...... 284 1999 ...... 557 HOME RUNS 1993 ...... 372 2005 ...... 44 1984 ...... 337 2000 ...... 550 1994 ...... 372 2006 ...... 52 1985 ...... 282 2001 ...... 486 1979 ...... 14 1995 ...... 400 2007 ...... 60 1986 ...... 293 2002 ...... 512 1980 ...... 14 1996 ...... 427 2008 ...... 70 Program dormant 2003 ...... 487 1981 ...... 28 1997 ...... 419 2009 ...... 57 1992 ...... 206 2004 ...... 476 1982 ...... 23 1998 ...... 436 1993 ...... 239 2005 ...... 540 1983 ...... 33 1999 ...... 462 SACRIFICE HITS 1994 ...... 266 1984 ...... 56 2006 ...... 573 2000 ...... 488 1979 ...... n/a 1995 ...... 270 2007 ...... 620 1985 ...... 18 2001 ...... 421 1996 ...... 284 1986 ...... 23 1980 ...... 19 2008 ...... 626 2002 ...... 420 1981 ...... 17 1997 ...... 288 2009 ...... 659 Program dormant 2003 ...... 403 1998 ...... 303 1992 ...... 20 1982 ...... n/a 2004 ...... 419 1983 ...... 17 1999 ...... 300 DOUBLES 1993 ...... 42 2005 ...... 413 2000 ...... 293 1994 ...... 33 1984 ...... n/a 2006 ...... 429 1985 ...... 16 2001 ...... 280 1979 ...... 53 1995 ...... 35 2007 ...... 437 2002 ...... 283 1980 ...... 64 1996 ...... 52 1986 ...... n/a 2008 ...... 474 Program dormant 2003 ...... 287 1981 ...... 61 1997 ...... 41 2009 ...... 473 2004 ...... 280 1982 ...... 68 1998 ...... 37 1992 ...... 3 2005 ...... 279 1983 ...... 67 1999 ...... 59 STOLEN BASES 1993 ...... 5 2006 ...... 290 1984 ...... 86 2000 ...... 77 1994 ...... 29 2007 ...... 301 1985 ...... 56 2001 ...... 42 1979 ...... 27 1995 ...... 22 2008 ...... 329 1986 ...... 87 2002 ...... 40 1980 ...... 123 1996 ...... 13 2009 ...... 310 Program dormant 2003 ...... 29 1981 ...... 62 1997 ...... 13 1992 ...... 28 2004 ...... 38 1982 ...... 47 1998 ...... 21 RUNS 1993 ...... 63 2005 ...... 45 1983 ...... 85 1999 ...... 23 1994 ...... 71 2006 ...... 40 1984 ...... 77 2000 ...... 24 1979 ...... 157 1995 ...... 90 2007 ...... 48 1985 ...... 62 2001 ...... 43 1980 ...... 338 1996 ...... 77 2008 ...... 45 1986 ...... 45 2002 ...... 21 1981 ...... 265 1997 ...... 91 2009 ...... 74 Program dormant 2003 ...... 33 1982 ...... 227 1998 ...... 97 1992 ...... 18 2004 ...... 39 1983 ...... 238 1999 ...... 110 RUNS BATTED IN 1993 ...... 37 2005 ...... 37 1984 ...... 446 2000 ...... 104 1994 ...... 60 2006 ...... 50 1985 ...... 220 2001 ...... 95 1979 ...... 138 1995 ...... 68 2007 ...... 38 1986 ...... 287 2002 ...... 92 1980 ...... 274 1996 ...... 46 2008 ...... 48 Program dormant 2003 ...... 97 1981 ...... 215 1997 ...... 60 2009 ...... 43 1992 ...... 123 2004 ...... 100 1982 ...... 178 1998 ...... 60

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 65 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS INNINGS PITCHED 1993 ...... 2 2004 ...... 326 1982 ...... 4 1998 ...... 501 1994 ...... 4 2005 ...... 350 1983 ...... 1 1999 ...... 583 1979 ...... 231.2 1995 ...... 5 2006 ...... 350 1984 ...... 0 2000 ...... 594 1980 ...... 420.1 1996 ...... 2 2007 ...... 361 1985 ...... 1 2001 ...... 559 1981 ...... 369.1 1997 ...... 10 2008 ...... 346 1986 ...... 2 2002 ...... 565 1982 ...... 366.0 1998 ...... 6 2009 ...... 474 Program dormant 2003 ...... 502 1983 ...... 340.2 1999 ...... 4 1992 ...... 0 2004 ...... 531 1984 ...... 400.2 2000 ...... 10 WALKS 1993 ...... 0 2005 ...... 630 1985 ...... 334.2 2001 ...... 4 1994 ...... 1 2006 ...... 592 1986 ...... 398.0 2002 ...... 10 1979 ...... 136 1995 ...... 1 2007 ...... 633 Program dormant 2003 ...... 9 1980 ...... 254 1996 ...... 2 2008 ...... 597 1992 ...... 267.0 2004 ...... 3 1981 ...... 308 1997 ...... 2 2009 ...... 583 1993 ...... 355.0 2005 ...... 12 1982 ...... 303 1998 ...... 3 1994 ...... 419.0 2006 ...... 5 1983 ...... 283 1999 ...... 0 ERRORS 1995 ...... 413.1 1984 ...... 300 2007 ...... 6 2000 ...... 2 1979 ...... 73 1996 ...... 419.2 2008 ...... 7 1985 ...... 226 2001 ...... 3 1997 ...... 426.2 1986 ...... 201 1980 ...... n/a 2009 ...... 19 2002 ...... 2 1981 ...... 141 1998 ...... 427.1 Program dormant 2003 ...... 2 1999 ...... 456.2 1982 ...... 81 ERA 1992 ...... 191 2004 ...... 0 1983 ...... 85 2000 ...... 469.0 1993 ...... 309 2005 ...... 1 1984 ...... 124 2001 ...... 446.0 1979 ...... 5.24 1994 ...... 297 2006 ...... 1 1980 ...... 5.18 1985 ...... 97 2002 ...... 453.0 1995 ...... 247 2007 ...... 0 1986 ...... 99 2003 ...... 427.1 1981 ...... 8.80 1996 ...... 187 2008 ...... 2 1982 ...... 9.24 Program dormant 2004 ...... 434.1 1997 ...... 196 2009 ...... 2 1992 ...... 70 2005 ...... 497.0 1983 ...... 8.74 1998 ...... 283 1993 ...... 96 2006 ...... 495.2 1984 ...... 8.27 1999 ...... 239 PUTOUTS 1994 ...... 107 2007 ...... 510.0 1985 ...... 7.64 2000 ...... 183 1995 ...... 112 2008 ...... 478.2 1986 ...... 5.25 2001 ...... 206 1979 ...... 695 1996 ...... 119 2009 ...... 536.0 Program dormant 2002 ...... 183 1980 ...... n/a 1997 ...... 111 1992 ...... 10.55 2003 ...... 214 1981 ...... 1108 1998 ...... 135 WINS 1993 ...... 7.81 2004 ...... 227 1982 ...... 1082 1999 ...... 121 1994 ...... 7.32 2005 ...... 190 1983 ...... 1025 2000 ...... 105 1979 ...... 16 1995 ...... 6.58 1984 ...... 1175 1980 ...... 30 2006 ...... 243 2001 ...... 89 1996 ...... 6.48 2007 ...... 248 1985 ...... 965 2002 ...... 77 1981 ...... 17 1997 ...... 5.91 1986 ...... 1194 1982 ...... 14 2008 ...... 254 2003 ...... 84 1998 ...... 7.54 2009 ...... 261 Program dormant 2004 ...... 106 1983 ...... 12 1999 ...... 7.69 1992 ...... 798 1984 ...... 19 2005 ...... 98 2000 ...... 4.89 COMPLETE GAMES 1993 ...... 1134 2006 ...... 83 1985 ...... 17 2001 ...... 6.68 1994 ...... 1258 1986 ...... 23 2007 ...... 94 2002 ...... 5.17 1979 ...... 17 1995 ...... 1240 2008 ...... 77 Program dormant 2003 ...... 5.64 1980 ...... 29 1996 ...... 1256 2009 ...... 88 1992 ...... 2 2004 ...... 6.47 1981 ...... 15 1997 ...... 1280 1993 ...... 12 2005 ...... 5.22 1982 ...... 16 1998 ...... 1282 FIELDING % 1994 ...... 12 1983 ...... 12 1999 ...... 1370 2006 ...... 5.85 1979 ...... 933 1995 ...... 20 2007 ...... 5.82 1984 ...... 12 2000 ...... 1407 1996 ...... 21 1985 ...... 11 2001 ...... 1338 1980 ...... n/a 2008 ...... 5.17 1981 ...... 919 1997 ...... 23 2009 ...... 5.44 1986 ...... 33 2002 ...... 1359 1998 ...... 23 Program dormant 2003 ...... 1282 1982 ...... 948 1983 ...... 944 1999 ...... 23 STRIKEOUTS 1992 ...... 2 2004 ...... 1303 2000 ...... 31 1993 ...... 2 2005 ...... 1491 1984 ...... 933 2001 ...... 20 1979 ...... 97 1994 ...... 15 2006 ...... 1487 1985 ...... 934 2002 ...... 24 1980 ...... 182 1995 ...... 12 2007 ...... 1530 1986 ...... 944 2003 ...... 25 1981 ...... 180 1996 ...... 15 2008 ...... 1436 Program dormant 2004 ...... 18 1982 ...... 167 1997 ...... 4 2009 ...... 1608 1992 ...... 939 2005 ...... 25 1983 ...... 138 1998 ...... 8 1993 ...... 941 2006 ...... 26 1984 ...... 169 1999 ...... 4 ASSISTS 1994 ...... 944 2007 ...... 26 1985 ...... 151 2000 ...... 13 1995 ...... 941 1979 ...... 328 1996 ...... 937 2008 ...... 33 1986 ...... 230 2001 ...... 11 1980 ...... n/a 2009 ...... 39 Program dormant 2002 ...... 11 1997 ...... 942 1981 ...... 488 1998 ...... 930 1992 ...... 106 2003 ...... 5 1982 ...... 388 SAVES 1993 ...... 193 2004 ...... 6 1999 ...... 942 1983 ...... 406 2000 ...... 950 1994 ...... 215 2005 ...... 5 1984 ...... 544 1979 ...... n/a 1995 ...... 278 2001 ...... 955 1980 ...... 3 2006 ...... 11 1985 ...... 400 1996 ...... 360 2007 ...... 2 1986 ...... 485 2002 ...... 962 1981 ...... 8 1997 ...... 351 2003 ...... 955 1982 ...... 1 2008 ...... 6 Program dormant 1998 ...... 354 2009 ...... 3 1992 ...... 278 2004 ...... 945 1983 ...... 3 1999 ...... 345 1993 ...... 395 2005 ...... 956 1984 ...... 1 2000 ...... 368 SHUTOUTS 1994 ...... 537 2006 ...... 962 1985 ...... 4 2001 ...... 292 1995 ...... 557 2007 ...... 958 1986 ...... 4 2002 ...... 277 1979 ...... 1 1996 ...... 513 2008 ...... 964 Program dormant 2003 ...... 291 1980 ...... 6 1997 ...... 521 2009 ...... 961 1992 ...... 0 1981 ...... 1

66 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS HITTING PITCHINGP

BATTING AVERAGE WINS Season: .337 (1984) Season:S 39 (2009)

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE COMPLETE GAMES Season: .507 (1984) 1984 Season:S 33 (1986)

AT BATS SAVESS Game: 53 at William & Mary (3/21/09) Season:S 19 (2009) Season: 2,129 (2009) INNINGSI PITCHED RUNS SCORED Game:G 14 at William & Mary (3/21/09) Game: 22 at Florida A&M (3/10/09) Season:S 536.0 (2009) 22 vs. Virginia Tech (5/6/80) 1992 Season: 485 (2009) STRIKEOUTS Game:G 18 vs. Furman (4/23/96) HITS Season:S 474 (2009) Game: 26 at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Season: 659 (2009) ERAE Season:S 4.89 (2000) DOUBLES Game: 8, Two times 1994 SHUTOUTSS Most recently vs. Jackson State (2/24/08) Season: 6 (1980) Season: 113 (2006)

TRIPLES FIELDINGF Game: 3, Five times, PUTOUTSP Most recently vs. Savannah St. (3/10/00) Game:G 42 at William & Mary (3/21/09) Season: 32 (1984) Season:S 1,608 (2009) 1997 HOME RUNS ASSISTS Game: 9 at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Game:G 22 vs. Austin Peay (4/20/05) Season: 77 (2000) Season:S 633 (2007) TOTAL BASES DOUBLED PLAYS Game: 59 at Western Carolina (3/28/00) Season:S 63 (2005) Season: 1006 (2009) 2000 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON RUNS BATTED IN Season: 8 (2000, 2008, 2009) Game: 21 vs. Georgia Southern (4/24/84) Season: 430 (2009) FIELDINGF PERCENTAGE Season:S .964 (2008) STOLEN BASES Game: 12 vs. Alabama A&M 4/21/08 GAMES PLAYED Season: 123 (1980) Season:S 61 (2009) BASE ON BALLS 2007 WINNING PERCENTAGE Game: 15, vs. Jacksonville State (4/23/80) Season:S .639 (2009) Season: 280 (1980) CONFERENCE WINS Season:S 16 (2003) 16 (2009 - includes CAA Tourn.)

2009

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 67 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS JoelJ Dobbs ...... 2000 BBrian McCartney ...... 2000 RyanR Patrylo ...... 2000-01 AndrewA Rush ...... 2000-01 Scott Youngbauer ...... 2000 MicM Knox ...... 2001 JustinJ Singleton ...... 2001 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas (2005-08) David Ferrer (2006-09) earned CAA Brandon Thompson ...... 2001 Earned CoSIDA Academic All-District All-Academic honors four times First Team in 2006 & 2007 Josh Vandiver ...... 2001 Bobby Bennett ...... 2007-08 ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT HONORS AAdam Bowling ...... 2007 DDrew Grant ...... 2007-08 Year Player ...... Pos...... Team TTim Lorek ...... 2007 1999 Bobby Kidd ...... C ...... 2nd Team JJoel Reeves ...... 2007-09 2000 Chad Smith ...... OF ...... 1st Team LLogan Sharrett ...... 2007 2003 Kevin Kawasaki ...OF ...... 2nd Team MMatt Van Horn ...... 2007-09 2006 J.M. Rochon-Salvas .INF ...... 1st Team Michael Buchanan (2002-04) Th eo Asher ...... 2008-09 2007 J.M. Rochon-Salvas .INF ...... 1st Team Aidan Francis ...... 2008-09 2008 J.M. Rochon-Salvas .INF ...... 2nd Team Earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors every semester at State Robert Hasenfelt ...... 2008 Marc Mimeault ...... 2008-09 TAAC ALL-ACADEMIC ATLANTIC SUN ALL-ACADEMIC Daniel Blaustein ...... 2009 Greg Brown ...... 1993 Kyle Breitbach ...... 2002 Chris Hallum...... 2009 Kevin Campbell ...... 1993 Mike Buchanan ...... 2002-04 Justin Malone ...... 2009 Jason Flurry ...... 1994 David Hawkins ...... 2002 Ben Marshall ...... 2009 Dexter Fulton ...... 1994 Kevin Kawasaki ...... 2002-03 Drew Parker ...... 2009 Brad Gardner ...... 1994 Clint Mize ...... 2002 Robinson Polanco ...... 2009 Keith Ingram ...... 1994-95 Michael Nelson ...... 2002 Nick Squeglia ...... 2009 Keith Taylor ...... 1994 Jason Payne ...... 2002 Chan Brown ...... 1995 Dustin Phillips ...... 2002-03 Dan Corsi ...... 1995 Ronnie Robinson ...... 2002-03 David Donaldson...... 1995 Josh Vandiver ...... 2002 Jason Glover ...... 1995 Scott Boatman ...... 2003 Matt Griffi n ...... 1995 Jonathan Craig ...... 2003 Jed Hixson ...... 1995, 1997-98 Sean Fitzgerald ...... 2003 Frank McGarvey ...... 1995 Romas Hicks ...... 2003-04 Jason Glover (1993-96) became the fi rst Jason Perry ...... 1995-96, 1998 Brandon Th ompson ...... 2003 Panther to earn all-america honors Cody Webb ...... 2003-04 Chad Bailey ...... 1996-97 ALL-AMERICANS Rodney Dickinson ...... 1996 Brian Williams ...... 2003 David Giancarlo ...... 1996-97 Rusty Bennett ...... 2004 1995 Mark Mortimer 3B Ray Hughes ...... 1996 Kenny Camp ...... 2004 First Team All-Freshman by Butch Maxey...... 1996 Cliff Flagello ...... 2004 Collegiate Baseball Magazine Manse Waldrop ...... 1996 Stovie Moore ...... 2004-05 1996 Jason Glover OF Jeremy Higgins ...... 1997 Ben Rulon ...... 2004 Th ird Team by NCBWA Ray Hughes ...... 1997 Dusty Bennett ...... 2005 2001 Garrett Greer C Clayton Joiner ...... 1997 T.J. Brandenburg ...... 2005 All-Freshman Honor. Mention Bobby Kidd ...... 1997-99 Micah Johnson ...... 2005 by Collegiate Baseball Magazine Steven Kidd ...... 1997-00 Butch Morris ...... 2005 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas ...... 2005 2002 Rusty Bennett C Kenny Mitchell ...... 1997 All-Freshman Honor. Mention Jonathan Paden ...... 1997 CAA ALL-ACADEMIC by Collegiate Baseball Magazine Marcus Phillips ...... 1997-98 2002 Brett Strickland RHP Chad Smith ...... 1997-00 Dusty Bennett ...... 2006-08 All-Freshman Honor. Mention Carlos Cardoza-Oquendo ...... 2006-07 Todd Souders ...... 1998 by Collegiate Baseball Magazine Rich Wiley ...... 1998 Jeramy Compton ...... 2006-07 Billy Boughey ...... 1999-00 David Ferrer ...... 2006-09 2009 Justin Malone RHP Kevin Hopper ...... 1999-00 Matt Handley ...... 2006 Freshman All-America 2nd Team by Pro-Line Athletic/NCBWA Frank Merriam ...... 1999 Romas Hicks ...... 2006 Ryan Patrylo ...... 1999 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas ...... 2006-08 2009 Justin Malone RHP Jason Sattler ...... 1999-00 Zac Wright ...... 2006-07 Freshman All-America Team by Louisville Slugger 68 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS

Paul Schlosser (2000-01) was named to Jason Glover was a three-time TAAC Will Palmer earned CAA Pitcher of the the All-Canadian First Team in 2000 Player of the Week honoree Week honors three times in his career

ALL-CANADIAN TEAM TAAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK CAA PITCHER OF THE WEEK 2009 Marc Mimeault ...... 1st Team Willie Stroud ...... May 3, 1992 Romas Hicks ...... March 1, 2006 2009 Carl Moniz ...... Honor. Mention Jason Glover ...... April 18, 1994 Adam Bowling ...... April 2, 2007 2008 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ...... 2nd Team Jason Glover ...... Feb. 20, 1996 2008 Marc Mimeault ...... 3rd Team Jason Glover ...... March 5, 1996 Will Palmer...... May 14, 2007 2008 Carl Moniz (signed) ..Honor. Mention Mark Mortimer ...... April 8, 1997 Will Palmer...... March 24, 2008 2007 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ..... Honor. Mention Scott Youngbauer ...... Feb. 17, 1998 Will Palmer...... April 21, 2008 2007 Marc Mimeault (signed) ...... 2nd Team Jay Langston ...... May 3, 1999 Ryan Moore ...... February 24, 2009 2006 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ..... Honor. Mention Chad Smith ...... Feb. 21, 2000 Aidan Francis ...... May 4, 2009 2000 Paul Schlosser ...... 1st Team Paul Schlosser ...... April 17, 2000 Scott Youngbauer ...... May 1, 2000 ALL-REGION TEAM (ATLANTIC) Mic Knox ...... March 5, 2001 1996 Jason Glover ...... OF .....2nd Team Jay Fields ...... May 7, 2001 1996 Mark Mortimer...... C ...... 2nd Team 1999 Jay Langston ...... OF .....2nd Team 2000 Scott Youngbauer ...SS ...... 1st Team 2000 Chad Smith ...... OF .....2nd Team Chase Childers earned CAA Player of the Week honors twice in his career WEEKLY NATIONAL HONORS CAA PLAYER OF THE WEEK TPX Louisville Slugger Ben Rulon earned A-Sun Pitcher of the National Player of the Week Week honors three times in 2005 Justin Newman ...... April 10, 2006 Chad Smith ...... Feb. 21, 2000 Chase Childers ...... February 26, 2008 A-SUN PITCHER OF THE WEEK Bradley Logan ...... May 12, 2008 Canada David Hawkins ...... Feb. 18, 2002 Chase Childers ...... April 6, 2009 Player of the Week David Hawkins ...... May 20, 2002 Paul Schlosser ...... March 10, 2000 Ben Rulon ...... Feb. 14, 2005 Ben Rulon ...... April 11, 2005 Ben Rulon ...... May 16, 2005 A-SUN PLAYER OF THE WEEK Josh Vandiver ...... Feb. 26, 2002 Justin Newman ...... March 7, 2005 Aidan Francis earned CAA Rookie of the Week honors aft er making his fi rst career Ryan Patyrlo was named TAAC Pitcher start on May 1st last season of the Week twice in 2000 CAA ROOKIE OF THE WEEK TAAC PITCHER OF THE WEEK Clayton Shunick...... May 15, 2006 Rodney Dickinson ...... March 3, 1998 Jonathan Kolowich ...... April 21, 2008 Rodney Dickinson ...... April 7, 1998 Brandon Williams ...... March 16, 2009 Jody Edmondson ...... April 14, 1998 Aidan Francis ...... May 4, 2009 Ryan Patrylo ...... Feb. 21, 2000 Ryan Patrylo ...... March 13, 2000

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 69 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE ALL-ATLANTIC SUN 1980 Russell Eagle ...... OF ...... 1st Team 2002 Dustin Phillips ...... OF ...2nd Team 1980 Robbie Waits ...... P ...... 1st Team 2003 Dustin Phillips ...... DH .....1st Team 1980 Tim Chastain ...... 2B ...... 1st Team 2003 Sean Fitzgerald ...... SS ...... 1st Team 1980 Kelly Eslinger ...... C ...... 1st Team 2003 Ronnie Robinson ....P ...... 1st Team 1980 Brent McGuire ...DH ...... 1st Team 2003 Rusty Bennett ...... C...... 1st Team 1981 Greg Giles ...... OF ...... 1st Team 2004 Tim Burgess ...... 1B ....2nd Team Justin Malone earned a win and two 2004 Ryan Sterling ...... 2B ....2nd Team saves to lead State to the 2005 Justin Newman ...... OF ...2nd Team 2009 CAA Championship A-SUN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM CAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2002 Brett Strickland ...... P 2009 Justin Malone ...... P 2003 Justin Newman ...... OF 2009 Michael McCree ...... OF 2004 Charlie Pelt ...... C 2009 Ryan Moore...... P 2009 Bradley Logan ...... 1B/3B Jason Glover is the only Panther to earn 2005 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas ...... SS 2009 Marc Mimeault ...... C conference player of the year honors 2005 Nick McEntyre ...... C

TAAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1996 Jason Glover ...... OF

ALL-TAAC 1984 Tim Osborne ...... C...... 1st Team Bradley Logan earned CAA Tournament 1985 Neil Merson ...... 3B ...... 1st Team Derek Simmons is the only two-time MVP honors aft er hitting four home 1986 Britt Borders...... 2B ...... 1st Team All-CAA First Team member runs in four games in 2009 1986 John Hollins ...... P ...... 1st Team CAA TOURNAMENT MVP 1986 Neil Merson ...... 3B ...... 1st Team ALL-CAA 1993 Jason Glover ...... OF ....2nd Team 2009 Bradley Logan ...... 1B/3B 1994 Robert Pearson ...... 3B .....2nd Team 2007 Luke Gordon ...... DH ...1st Team 1995 Frank McGarvey ....DH ...... 1st Team 2007 Charlie Pelt ...... 1B ..2nd Team 1996 Jason Glover ...... OF ...... 1st Team 2007 Eric Suttle ...... OF ..2nd Team 1996 Mark Mortimer...... C...... 1st Team 2008 Derek Simmons ...... DH ...1st Team 1996 Rodney Dickinson ..P ...... 2nd Team 2008 J.M. Rochon-Salvas ..2B ....2nd Team 1996 David Giancarlo ...... P ...... 3rd Team 2008 Bradley Logan ...... 3B ..2nd Team 1997 Pat Euart ...... RP ....2nd Team 2008 Chase Childers ...... SS ....3rd Team 2008 Robinson Polanco ..... P ....3rd Team 1997 Mark Mortimer...... C...... 2nd Team Marc Mimeault was named to the NCAA 1997 Rodney Dickinson ..P ...... 3rd Team 2009 Derek Simmons ...... DH ...1st Team 2009 Marc Mimeault ...... C ...2nd Team Atlanta Regional All-Tournament team 1998 Rodney Dickinson ..P ...... 2nd Team in the Panthers fi rst trip in 2009 1998 Bobby Kidd ...... DH ....2nd Team 2009 Ryan Moore ...... P ...2nd Team 1998 Jay Langston ...... OF ....2nd Team 2009 Aidan Francis ...... P ....3rd Team NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2009 Brandon Williams ...Util. ..3rd Team 1999 Bobby Kidd ...... C...... 1st Team 2009 Marc Mimeault ...... Atlanta 1999 Jay Langston ...... OF ...... 1st Team 1999 Scott Youngbauer ...SS ...... 3rd Team 2000 Chad Smith ...... OF ...... 1st Team 2000 Scott Youngbauer ...SS ...... 1st Team 2000 Paul Schlosser ...... C...... 2nd Team 2000 Billy Boughey ...... P ...... 3rd Team 2000 Kevin Hopper ...... RP .....3rd Team 2001 Jay Fields ...... OF ....2nd Team Aidan Francis became just the second 2001 Josh Vandiver ...... 1B .....2nd Team Panther to earn CAA All-Rookie Team TAAC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM honors in 2009 2001 Garrett Greer ...... Catcher CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM TAAC ALL-TOURNAMENT 2006 Clayton Shunick ...... P 2009 Aidan Francis ...... P 2000 Michael Nelson ...... 2B

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IN THE PROS MLB Draft Picks/Signees Chase Childers (Baltimore Orioles) Year Player Pos. Team/Round - Saw limited action with the Gulf Coast League Orioles aft er being hit in the eye with a pitch...Managed to play in 40 games and 2009 David Buchanan P New York Mets, 6th collect 150 at bats, scoring 19 times and driving in 16, hitting six (194th overall pick - did not sign) doubles, two triples and stealing fi ve bases. Chase Childers SS Baltimore Orioles, Free Agent Will Palmer P Independent Team Eric Suttle (Houston Astros) Robinson Polanco P Independent Team - Played for the Class A South Atlantic League Lexington Leg- Derek Simmons 1B/DH Independent Team ends...Saw action in 94 games, collecting 99 total bases and 11 sto- 2008 Nick Fuller P Atlanta Braves, 25th* len bases, to go along with 34 RBIs and 15 doubles. 2007 Trevor Pippin OF L.A. Angels of Anaheim, 4th* Romas Hicks (N.J. Jackels: Can-Am League) Charlie Pelt C/1B St. Louis Cardinals, 29th - Aft er being signed with the Jackels, pitched in 28 games and Luke Gordon DH L.A. Angels of Anaheim, 35th compiled a 4-2 record with a 1.85 ERA in 39.0 innings pitched... Adam Bowling RHP Chicago White Sox, Free Agent Struck out 57 while holding opponents to a .162 batting average. Aeden McQueary C San Diego Padres, Free Agent Eric Suttle OF Independent Team Adam Bowling (Gateway Grizzlies: ) 2006 Romas Hicks RHP Kansas City Royals, 22nd - Aft er being released by the Chicago White Sox Organization, Matt Handley RHP San Diego Padres, Free Agent went 3-5 in 15 games and 8 starts for the Grizzlies of the Frontier Justin Newman RHP Cincinnati Reds, Free Agent League. Finished the year with 57.2 innings pitched. 2005 Brett Strickland RHP Colorado Rockies, 18th Ben Rulon LHP Tampa Bay Devil Rays, 38th Will Palmer (Laredo Broncos: United Baseball League) 2004 Tim Burgess 1B Boston Red Sox, 21st - Signed with the Laredo Broncos and saw immediate action on the mound. Aft er the season, pitched in Australia before an injury 2003 Tanner Rogers C Florida Marlins, 8th* forced him back to the States. Ronnie Robinson RHP San Diego Padres, 24th Jonathan Craig RHP Cincinnati Reds, Free Agent Robinson Polanco Andrew Rush RHP Independent Team (SL Pipeliners: Continental Baseball League) 2001 Jay Fields OF Independent Team - Aft er graduation, signed with the Pipeliners, an indepen- Ryan Patrylo RHP Independent Team dent baseball organization as a part of the Continental Baseball 2000 Scott Youngbauer SS Philadelphia Phillies, 10th League. Billy Boughey RHP Philadelphia Phillies, Free Agent Derek Simmons (Gateway Grizzlies: Frontier League) Kevin Hopper RHP Atlanta Braves, Free Agent - Will make his professional debut in spring 2010 with the Gate- 1999 Jay Langston OF Pittsburgh Pirates, 12th way Grizzlies of the Frontier League. Bobby Kidd C Independent Team Nathan Knight INF Independent Team Josh Perry LHP Independent Team GGEORGIAEORGIA SSTATE’STATE’S 1998 Rodney Dickinson RHP Atlanta Braves, Free Agent 1997 Mark Mortimer C Atlanta Braves, Free Agent RRETIREDETIRED JJERSEYERSEY 1996 Jason Glover OF Milwaukee Brewers, 30th Michael Brand 2B Independent Team 1995 Jason Glover OF Baltimore Orioles, 43rd (did not sign) Jason Eller OF/1B Independent Team Keith Ingram OF Independent Team Brock Radaker RHP Independent Team 1980 Russell Eagle OF Atlanta Braves, 21st Note: * - player signed National Letter of Intent, but opted to pursue professional career. Coach MIKE HURST 3300 1992-2007

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 71 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS A Carlos Cardoza, 2006-07 E Steve Hamlin, 1972 Jason Alford, 1996-97 Tom Carnes, 1972 Tony Hammer, 1965 Bill Allen, 1992-93 Russell Eagle, 1980 Joe Carroll, 1982-83 Jody Edmondson, 1998-99 Roy Hammond, 1957 Tyler Allen, 2006-07 Mike Carroll, 1979-80 Dwight Hamner, 1971-72 Ryan Apple, 2001 Jerry Eickhoff , 1965-67 Michael Carson, 1992 Jason Eller, 1992-95 Lamar Hamric, 1957-58, 60 Jerry Arienzo, 1992-94 Steve Cash, 1971-72 Matt Handley, 2004-06 James Ashcroft , 1982 Richard Epps, 1957-58, 1960 George Castner, 1960 Jake Erwin, 2000-01 Homer Hannah, 1957-58, 60 Th eo Asher, 2008- Jeff Cavender, 1982 Brian Hannon, 1979-80 Willie Azbell, 1999-01 Kyle Erwin, 2001 Tim Chastain, 1979-80 Kelly Eslinger, 1979-82 Richard Harper, 1984 Zach Chastain, 2008- Robert Harrell, 1992-93 B Pat Euart, 1997 Corey Chatman, 2001 Brent Everett, 2004-05 Krestin Harrington, 1998-99 Chad Bailey, 1996-97 Carlos Chiesa, 1999 Robert Hasenfelt, 2004-08 Larry Baines, 1957 Chase Childers, 2006-09 F David Hawkins, 2001-02 David Bales, 1993 Gordon Chisholm, 1957-59 Isaac Haynes, 2001-03 Scott Bannon, 1993 Tony Christou, 1971-72 Steve Fanning, 1986 Bill Hearn, 1966-67 Tommy Barber, 1970-71 Chuck Cianciolo, 1986 Milton Feliciano, 2004 Russ Hendricks, 1985-86 Larry Barnes, 1957 Mark Clark, 1984-85 David Ferrer, 2006-09 Bill Herren, 1967 Bill Barr, 1957-60 Ryan Clark, 2004 Jackie Ficken, 1960 Romas Hicks, 2003-06 Ronnie Batchelor, 1971 John Clement, 1980 Jay Fields, 2000-01 Jeremy Higgins, 1996-97 Bobby Bennett, 2005-08 Mark Cobb, 1984-86 Sean Fitzgerald, 2002-03 Jerry Hill, 1965-67 Dusty Bennett, 2006-08 Jon Coggins, 1985 Cliff Flagello, 2004 Jed Hixson, 1995-98 Rusty Bennett, 2002-05 Jim Cole, 1959 Jason Flurry, 1993-94 Alex Hoff man, 1957-58, 60 Jerry Birdsong, 1957-58 Joe Cole, 1971-72 Craig Foskey, 1984-85 Nick Hogan, 2008-09 Daniel Blaustein, 2009- Bob Coleman, 1957-59 Jimmy Fowlkes, 1979-81 Tim Holladay, 1971 Scott Boatman, 2002-03 Matt Colwell, 1994 Aidan Francis, 2009- John Hollins, 1983-86 Bill Boland, 1957-59 Jeramy Compton, 2006-07 Jesse Francis, 1981 Danny Hope, 1967 Britt Borders, 1985-86 Kevin Conn, 1993 Pat Frawley, 1994-97 Lawson Hope, 1957, 59-60 Jeff Bowers, 1982 Barry Cooper, 1970-71 Lynn Friedman, 1970 Kevin Hopper, 1999-00 Derek Bowles, 1980 Jeff Cooper, 1986 Dexter Fulton, 1994 D.J. Howard, 1994-96 Adam Bowling, 2005-07 Pip Cornish, 1993 B.J. Hubbert, 2004-05 Billy Boughey, 1999-00 Dan Corsi, 1994-95, 1997 G Jack Hudson, 1979 Michael Brand, 1993-96 George Costner, 1960 Sonny Gallman, 1993 Ray Hughes, 1996-98 T.J. Brandenburg, 2003-06 Gabe Council, 2000-01 Blake Gammill, 1993 Billy Hulsey, 1983 Kyle Breitbach, 2000-03 Rick Coursey, 1984 Brad Gardner, 1993-94 Marc Hunt, 1983 Kenny Brewer, 1971 Mark Cowart, 1982 Ryan Garmon, 2001 Jim Hutcheson, 1980-81 Paige Bridgman, 1984 Jonathan Craig, 2002-03 Jimmy Garner, 1960 Chris Britt, 1982 Bobby Craven, 1957 Don Gaskill, 1992-93 I Ben Brogan, 1959 Luis Cribeiro, 2004 Brock Gaston, 1986 Derek Ibele, 1979 Jason Brolhorst, 1997-98 Andrew Crider, 2005 Dexter Gatehouse, 1957 Keith Ingram, 1994-95 Baine Brooks, 1984 Dow Culberson, 1995-98 David Giancarlo, 1995-97 Mark Ingram, 1980-82 Herb Brooks, 1981-84 Greg Giles, 1981 Brin Inman, 1996 Chan Brown, 1994-95 D Don Gill, 1957-58, 1960 Bill Ivey, 1957-60 Greg Brown, 1992-93 Cadet Davis, 1985 Earl Gilliam, 1960 James Bucci, 1992 John Davis, 1972 Jamie Glore, 1994 J Carl Buchanan, 1979-80 Jason Glover, 1993-96 Clarence Daws, 1971 Frank Jackson, 1985 Mike Buchanan, 2002-04 Tracy Dean, 1982 Bobby Gonzalez, 1984 Clay Burell, 1985 Luke Gordon, 2007 Jim Jacobs, 1966 Roy Defore, 1966 Lynwood James, 1966 Tim Burgess, 2003-04 Chris Dentler, 2005 Drew Grant, 2007-08 Tony Burger, 1967 Garrett Greer, 2001-02 Gary Jenkins, 1982 Rodney Dickinson, 1996-98 “Chicken” Jennings, 1960 Stephen Burroughs, 2002-03 Pete Diffi n, 1981-84 Bobby Gresham, 2001 Matt Griffi n, 1995 Bill Johnson, 1959-60 Charley Dobbs, 1957 John Johnson, 1966-67 C Joel Dobbs, 1999-00 Bob Grimes, 1957 Rex Gugh, 1981 Micah Johnson, 2005 Greg Cagle, 1979-81 David Donaldson, 1994-96 Tim Johnson, 2004-05 Adam Caldwell, 2004-06 Kevin Dooley, 2007 H Clayton Joiner, 1994-97 David Camp, 1985 Jeff Dover, 1984 Brian Jones, 1999-00 Kenny Camp, 2004-08 Chuck Dowdle, 1970-71 Jay Hackett, 1994 Sam Jones, 2002-2003 Jamie Campbell, 1996 Mike Drexler, 1982 John Haldeman, 1965 Scott Jones, 1984-86 Kevin Campbell, 1992-95 Brian Duncan, 1981 Gene Hall, 1979 Tom Jones, 1979-81 Will Campbell, 2008- David Dyer, 1960 Chris Hallum, 2009- Dustin Carder, 2006-07

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K Scott Mixon, 1984 Jim Reynolds, 1979 Eric Suttle, 2004-07 Kevin Kawasaki, 2002-03 Clint Mize, 1999-02 Marty Rhodes, 1972 Ken Swygert, 1984-85 Brandon Kersey, 2006 Carl Moniz, 2009- Brooke Richards, 2001 Bobby Kidd, 1997-99 Rob Moore, 1996 Tom Rispoli, 2001 T Steven Kidd, 1997-00 Ryan Moore, 2009- Jim Ripley, 1971 Keith Taylor, 1993-94 A.P. King, 1959-60 Stovie Moore, 2004 Rivers, 1967 Wayne Th omas, 1965 Adam Knight, 2008-09 Greg Morgan, 1996 Shane Robbins, 2000-01 Ken Th omasson, 1985-86 Nathan Knight, 1996-97 Butch Morris, 2005 Bart Roberts, 1983 Brandon Th ompson, 2001-03 Vann Knight, 2001 Mark Mortimer, 1995-97 Bret Roberts, 1983 Cole Th ornton, 2006 Mic Knox, 2000-01 Lance Mosley, 1993 Ronnie Robinson, 2001-03 Jack Th ornton, 1960 Tony Kolgaklis, 1986 Jim Murray, 1966-67 Jean-Michel Rochon-Salvas, 2005-08 Alan Traylor, 1979 Jonathan Kolowich, 2008- Pat Murray, 1979-82 Fred Rohrbach, 1985 Rodney Roper, 1986 V N Ben Rulon, 2004-05 L Matt Van Horn, 2006-09 David Nelms, 1986 Andrew Rush, 2000-03 Jay Langston, 1997-99 David Rutledge, 1966-67 Josh Vandiver, 1999-02 Wesley LeCroy, 1982-83 Michael Nelson, 1999-02 Ken Vaughan, 1970-72 Justin Newman, 2003-06 George Ledon, 1971 S Nelson Velasquez, 1982 Rick Lewis, 1979-80 Paul Newmark, 1957-58, 1960 Gabe Vossen, 2005 John Locklear, 2008-09 Rick Niesyto, 1982 Jason Sattler, 1999-00 Rob Loeb, 1993-95 Steve Noles, 1984 Jeremy Saunders, 2001-02 W Paul Schlosser, 2000-01 Preston Loft in, 1966-67 Robbie Waits, 1980-81 Bradley Logan, 2007- O Aaron Schmitz, 2008- Clayton Schunick, 2006 Manse Waldrop, 1996-97 Tim Lorek, 2007 Keith O’Brien, 1985 Vance Walker, 1985-86 Scot Lougher, 1992 Jason Odom, 1994 Lamar Seal, 1957 Larry Sertich, 1971-72 Joe Walter, 1997 Jim O’Neil, 1983 Louis Ward, 1999 M Paul Orr, 1980 Jim Shands, 1971-72 John Sharpe, 1992-93 Alan Warnock, 1980-83 Floyd Mack, 1998-99 Tim Osborne, 1983-84 Luke Warren, 1983-84 Phil Owens, 1965, 1967 Logan Sharrett, 2007 Larry Majors, 1981-84 Chris Shealy, 1984 Cam Waters, 1998 Justin Malone, 2009- Cody Webb, 2003-04 P Gary Sheppard, 1992 Ron Mangrum, 1971-72 Matt Shiner, 1993 Tommy Wells, 1970 Th ad Marchman, 1995-97 Jonathan Paden, 1997-00 Doug Shuler, 1984-85 Brian West, 1999 Luis Marquez, 2001 John Palmer, 2005 Derek Simmons, 2007-09 Charles “Pick” Whaley, 1957 Ben Marshall, 2009- Will Palmer, 2007-09 Larry Simpson, 1959 Bill Wheeler, 1957-58, 60 Greg Marshall, 1971 Anthony Patience, 1999 Justin Singleton, 1998-01 Mike Whitney, 1995 Bob Martin, 1970-71 Ryan Patrylo, 1998-01 Bill Smith, 1958 Brandon Williams, 2009- Chuck Matthews, 1980 Drew Parker, 2009- Bruce Smith, 1981-83 Brian Williams, 2003-04 Butch Maxey, 1994-96 Jason Payne, 2000-02 Cerone Smith, 1998 Rich Wiley, 1998-99 Brett Maxwell, 2009- Robert Pearson, 1993-94 Chad Smith, 1997-00 Buddy Wilkes, 1971 Brad Mayo, 2003 Charlie Pelt, 2004-07 Jacob Smith, 2000 Bartley Wilson, 1984-86 Brian McCartney, 1999-00 Todd Pepper, 1992 Jay Smith, 1984 Wesley Wilson, 2003-06 Trent McClain, 1986 Jason Perry, 1995-97 Tony Smith, 1985-86 Mark Winkley, 1986 Bob McCoy, 1957-58, 1960 Josh Perry, 1998-99 Bill Sommers, 1958 Stanley Wise, 2002-03 Mike McCree, 2006-09 Kevin Peterson, 1981 Jack Sommers, 1958 Jeff Wolfe, 1985-86 Brandon McCreery, 2007 Steve Pfeff er, 1981-82 Todd Souders, 1997 Joey Wood, 2008- Lloyd McElroy, 1966 Dustin Phillips, 2002-03 Steve Sparks, 1982-83 Jim Woodall, 1971 Nick McEntyre, 2005-06 Marcus Phillips, 1996-97 Jon Spradlin, 1993-94 Ron Woodruff, 1970-71 Frank McGarvey, 1993-95 Robinson Polanco, 2008-09 Nick Squeglia, 2009- Rich Woyce, 1985-86 Pat McGlon, 1957-58, 60 Brian Potter, 1992 Don Stanford, 1979-80 Tony Wright, 2002-03 Brent McGuire, 1980-83 Powell, 1967 Braden Staranchuk, 2002-04 Zac Wright, 2005-07 Jim McMichael, 1965 Nick Pyron, 2007 Tim Starling, 1992-94 Aeden McQueary-Ennis, 2006-07 Rex Stephens, 1997-98 Y Glen Melson, 1981-83 R Ryan Sterling, 2003-06 Scott Youngbauer, 1998-00 Brian Meredith, 1993 Brock Radaker, 1992-95 Courteney Stewart, 1995 Tom Meriam, 1984-85 Henry Reese, 1984-86 Jack Stewart, 1996-99 Current Panthers are in bold. Neil Merson, 1982, 1984-86 Joel Reeves, 2007-09 Jimmy Stone, 1957-58, 1960 Justin Meyer, 2003-05 Skip Reeves, 1996-97 John Storey, 1972 Georgia State became a part of Marc Mimeault, 2008-09 Bob Regus, 1970-72 Brett Strickland, 2002-05 the NCAA during the 1963-64 Kenny Mitchell, 1996-97 Andy Reid, 2007 Willie Stroud, 1992-95 academic year. Dan Mitchum, 1957 Cole Reissig, 2003-05 Louis Sulcer, 1959

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Archie Crenshaw ...... 1965-1967 3/16 Kentucky ...... L, 2-22 4/30 at Mercer ...... W, 1-0 5/15 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 6-7 6-27 (.182) 3/27 DeKalb ...... L, 1-3 5/1 West Georgia ...... L, 5-13 % = at Mobile, Ala. 3/27 DeKalb ...... L, 7-8 5/4 %Jacksonville ...... W, 8-6 (Sun Belt Tournament) 1965 3/30 Mercer ...... L, 3-7 5/5 %South Alabama ...... L, 0-7 3/30 Mercer ...... L, 4-5 5/6 %Charlotte ...... W, 4-3 Jim Dorsey ...... 1981-1982 1-6 Overall 4/1 Oglethorpe ...... L, 3-12 Coach: Archie Crenshaw 5/7 %South Florida ...... L, 7-8 34-71 (.324) 4/3 Oglethorpe ...... W, 4-2 5/12 Georgia Tech ...... W, 3-2 Complete records unavailable 4/3 Oglethorpe ...... W, 2-0 Georgia-Marietta ...... W % = at Tampa, Fla. 1981 4/7 Mercer-Atlanta ...... L, 5-13 (Sun Belt Tournament) 4/9 Elmhurst ...... L, 5-7 17-33 Overall 1966 4/14 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 20-7 1980 Coach: Jim Dorsey 1-8 Overall 4/17 Chattanooga ...... L, 1-3 5-7 Sun Belt (3rd-North) Coach: Archie Crenshaw 4/17 Chattanooga ...... L, 3-7 30-25 Overall 2/26 at Florida State ...... L, 3-19 Complete records unavailable 4/19 Jacksonville ...... L, 3-8 Coach: Jack Humphrey 2/26 at Florida State ...... L, 7-8 Florida Southern ...... L 4/22 Southern Tech ...... L, 3-8 3rd - Sun Belt Tournament 2/27 at Florida State ...... L, 2-19 Barry ...... L 5/4 Mercer-Atlanta ...... L, 5-11 2/25 at Georgia ...... L, 6-14 3/1 South Carolina ...... W, 11-3 Rollins ...... L 5/6 Oglethorpe ...... L, 5-6 2/29 Auburn ...... W, 5-4 3/2 South Carolina ...... W, 11-10 Oglethorpe ...... W 5/7 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 1-6 3/6 James Madison ...... W, 12-8 3/3 at Mercer-Atlanta .....W, 4-1 5/7 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 1-6 3/6 James Madison ...... L, 0-1 3/5 Georgia Tech ...... L, 9-35 1967 5/10 Southern Tech ...... L, 8-15 3/7 James Madison ...... L, 3-7 3/6 Jacksonville State ..... L, 4-10 5/11 Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-8 3/10 VCU ...... W, 7-5 3/6 Jacksonville State ...... L, 7-8 4-13 Overall 5/12 Oglethorpe ...... W, 13-7 3/10 VCU ...... W, 10-6 3/7 Shorter ...... W, 6-2 Coach: Archie Crenshaw Mercer ...... L, 3-5 3/18 Tennessee ...... L, 10-17 3/7 Shorter ...... W, 8-6 Complete records unavailable Mercer ...... L, 4-10 3/19 William Jewel ...... W, 4-2 3/9 VCU*...... W, 10-7 William & Mary...... L, 11-2 5/19 Georgia ...... L, 1-12 3/19 William Jewel ...... W, 6-5 3/9 VCU*...... W, 14-13 Vanderbilt ...... W, 8-5 5/22 Georgia College ...... L, 3-7 3/22 Virginia Tech ...... W, 12-6 3/10 VCU ...... W, 12-3 3/22 Virginia Tech ...... W, 1-0 3/14 ETSU ...... L, 1-20 1968-1969, Program Dormant 1972 3/25 Georgia Tech ...... W, 16-12 3/14 ETSU ...... L, 9-18 3/26 Shorter ...... L, 2-3 3/16 East. Kentucky ...... L, 10-14 Ron Kennett ...... 1970-1972 4-31 Overall 3/26 Shorter ...... W, 5-4 3/16 East. Kentucky ...... L, 6-21 16-74 (.178) Coach: Ron Kennett 3/27 Western Carolina ...... W, 7-3 3/19 at Shorter ...... L, 0-2 Complete records unavailable 4/2 UAB ...... W, 3-0 3/19 at Shorter ...... L, 3-4 1970 Furman ...... L, 4-11 4/2 UAB ...... L, 3-5 3/24 at VCU* ...... W, 2-1 Furman ...... L, 3-8 3/24 at VCU* ...... L, 2-13 6-17 Overall 4/3 Howard ...... L, 1-3 at Georgia ...... L, 0-11 3/27 Florida State ...... L, 5-15 Coach: Ron Kennett 4/3 Howard ...... L, 1-7 at Georgia ...... W, 8-4 3/28 Florida State ...... L, 8-16 Oglethorpe ...... L, 3-6 4/4 Howard ...... W, 21-20 4/27 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-9 3/29 Florida State ...... W, 3-1 Oglethorpe ...... L, 1-4 4/5 at Charlotte ...... W, 5-0 5/8 Georgia Tech ...... L, 10-13 3/31 Auburn ...... L, 2-11 Georgia College ...... W, 12-0 4/5 at Charlotte ...... L, 4-5 4/4 at Charlotte* ...... W, 8-7 Lake Forest ...... L, 5-8 4/7 at Ga. Southern ...... W, 14-2 1973-1978, Program Dormant 4/4 at Charlotte* ...... L, 4-11 Elmhurst ...... L, 4-6 4/7 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 0-7 4/7 at West Georgia...... W, 7-3 Grinnell...... W, 6-0 4/9 at Mercer ...... L, 2-3 Jack Humphrey ...... 1979-1980 4/9 at Jacksonville St...... L, 4-16 Columbus ...... L, 3-9 4/9 at Mercer ...... L, 2-3 46-37 (.554) 4/9 at Jacksonville St...... L, 2-16 Mercer ...... L, 1-12 4/11 at Jacksonville ...... W, 5-3 4/14 at Southern Poly ...... W, 3-0 Chattanooga ...... L, 1-4 4/11 at Jacksonville ...... W, 7-2 1979 4/15 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 7-4 Chattanooga ...... W, 5-4 4/12 at Stetson ...... L, 5-6 4/18 at UAB* ...... L, 4-10 Georgia College ...... W, 5-3 16-12 Overall 4/12 at Stetson ...... W, 9-5 4/18 at UAB* ...... L, 2-11 Jacksonville ...... W, 11-10 Coach: Jack Humphrey 4/16 Mercer ...... W, 6-2 4/21 at Auburn ...... L, 2-11 Chattanooga ...... L, 0-9 5th - Sun Belt Tournament 4/16 Mercer ...... W, 9-0 4/25 UAB* ...... L, 5-9 Chattanooga ...... L, 1-6 2/24 at Auburn ...... L, 5-7 4/18 Charlotte ...... W, 9-0 4/25 UAB* ...... L, 7-19 Oglethorpe ...... L, 2-3 3/3 at Southern Tech ...... L, 0-3 4/18 Charlotte ...... L, 2-5 4/26 Georgia Southern ....L, 5-10 Oglethorpe ...... L, 0-1 3/5 at Georgia ...... L, 1-12 4/19 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 3-1 4/26 Georgia Southern ...... L, 4-7 Columbus ...... L, 1-13 3/18 Appalachian St...... W, 10-1 4/19 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 3-2 4/28 West Georgia ...... W, 9-8 Oglethorpe ...... L, 4-8 3/18 Appalachian St...... W, 5-4 4/21 at Auburn ...... L, 3-4 5/2 Charlotte* ...... L, 1-3 Oglethorpe ...... L, 3-7 3/21 at Georgia College ...L, 3-12 4/23 Jacksonville ...... L, 13-18 5/2 Charlotte* ...... W, 10-1 Mercer ...... L, 4-8 3/21 at Georgia College ....W, 2-1 4/24 Jacksonville ...... L, 7-19 5/6 Mercer ...... L, 1-21 Oglethorpe ...... L, 2-5 3/23 at Jacksonville ...... L, 6-7 4/25 Southern ...... L, 1-3 5/6 Mercer ...... L, 9-10 Oglethorpe ...... L, 6-9 3/24 at Jacksonville ...... W, 16-14 4/25 Southern ...... L, 5-6 5/13 Florida A&M ...... L, 0-4 Georgia College ...... W, 6-0 3/26 Charlotte ...... L, 5-10 4/26 Southern ...... W, 4-2 3/26 Charlotte ...... L, 6-11 4/26 Southern ...... W, 3-0 5/13 Florida A&M ...... L, 5-8 1971 3/29 South Carolina ...... W, 2-1 4/28 Georgia ...... L, 12-17 5/15 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-5 4/7 at Charlotte ...... W, 4-3 4/30 at UAB ...... L, 1-5 5/16 at South Carolina ...... L, 2-5 6-26 Overall 4/7 at Charlotte ...... W, 12-2 4/30 at UAB ...... L, 1-7 5/16 at South Carolina ...... W, 3-2 Coach: Ron Kennett 4/11 Mercer ...... W, 3-2 5/3 at Western Carolina .W, 3-2 * = Sun Belt Conference game Complete records unavailable 4/11 Mercer ...... L, 2-10 5/6 Virginia Tech ...... W, 22-16 at Furman ...... L, 2-13 4/19 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 7-3 5/9 %Charlotte ...... W, 17-5 1982 at Furman ...... L, 6-7 4/20 at Georgia Tech ...... W, 10-9 5/9 %South Florida ...... W, 6-3 17-38 Overall 3/12 Louisville ...... W, 3-2 4/26 Georgia College ...... L, 9-10 5/10 %South Alabama ...... L, 6-7 Coach: Jim Dorsey 3/12 Jacksonville ...... L, 2-4 4/26 Georgia College ...... W, 15-9 5/10 %VCU ...... W, 6-3 2/13 at Florida State ...... L, 0-23 3/16 Kentucky ...... L, 1-3 4/30 at Mercer ...... W, 5-4 5/11 %South Florida ...... L, 8-2 2/13 at Florida State ...... L, 1-9

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2/14 at Florida State ...... L, 11-25 at Appalachian St...... L, 4-5 4/5 Ga. Southwestern .W, 15-10 4/18 at Kennesaw State ....L, 8-16 2/20 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 2-4 Illinois State ...... L, 4-9 4/6 Florida A&M ...... L, 19-25 4/19 Mercer* ...... W, 6-5 2/20 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-7 Illinois State ...... L, 0-4 4/7 at West Georgia...... L, 8-9 4/20 Mercer* ...... W, 6-5 3/1 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 7-3 at Georgia ...... L, 2-18 4/10 Georgia Tech ...... L, 5-7 4/20 Mercer* ...... L, 2-6 3/3 at Valdosta State ...... W, 11-8 E. Kentucky ...... L, 10-17 4/12 Shorter ...... W, 15-6 4/27 Ga. Southern* ...... L, 2-10 3/6 at Shorter ...... L, 1-6 E. Kentucky ...... L, 1-7 4/13 Mercer* ...... L, 10-20 4/28 Ga. Southern* ...... L, 1-7 3/8 VCU ...... W, 5-4 E. Kentucky ...... L, 7-15 4/15 Valdosta State ...... W, 13-10 4/28 Ga. Southern* ...... W, 16-9 3/9 at Tennessee Tech ....L, 2-10 at Jacksonville ...... L, 5-10 4/16 Georgia ...... W, 12-9 5/10 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 1-5 3/9 at Tennessee Tech ...... L, 0-3 at Jacksonville ...... L, 4-11 4/18 Birmingham-So. ...W, 16-12 * = TAAC game 3/10 Th e Citadel ...... L, 2-19 Virginia Tech ...... L, 0-6 4/20 at Mercer* ...... L, 5-7 3/11 Th e Citadel ...... L, 2-8 at Mercer-Atlanta ...W, 17-8 4/21 at Mercer* ...... L, 2-4 1986 3/18 Shorter ...... W, 2-1 at Mercer-Atlanta ...W, 10-7 4/21 at Mercer* ...... L, 2-4 23-29 Overall 3/18 Shorter ...... W, 4-3 Howard ...... W, 11-10 4/23 Ga. Southern* ...... L, 3-15 8-10 TAAC (3rd, East Division) 3/20 at Austin Peay St...... L, 9-10 at Columbus St...... L, 4-9 4/24 Ga. Southern* ...... W, 21-7 Coach: Gary Nave 3/20 at Austin Peay St. ....W, 13-8 at Columbus St...... W, 16-11 4/24 Ga. Southern* ...... L, 2-13 2/6 at FL. International.... L, 1-5 3/25 Charlotte ...... W, 3-2 4/5 Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-10 4/25 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 6-31 2/7 at FL International....W, 9-8 3/25 Charlotte ...... L, 1-2 at West Georgia...... L, 12-13 4/26 at LaGrange ...... W, 15-6 2/8 at FL International..... L, 2-6 3/26 at Charleston Sou...... L, 4-5 4/16 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 6-8 4/27 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 6-2 2/9 at FL International..... L, 0-6 3/26 at Charleston Sou...... L, 1-7 at West Georgia.....W, 15-11 4/27 Mercer-Atlanta ...... W, 9-3 Birmingham-So...... L, 3-7 3/27 at Charleston Sou...... L, 1-2 at Shorter ...... W, 5-4 4/29 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-12 Birmingham-So...... L, 6-9 3/29 at Mercer-Atlanta ...W, 16-5 at Shorter ...... W, 6-4 4/30 Southern Poly...... L, 8-12 Rose-Hulman Tech .W, 8-2 4/2 Stetson ...... L, 4-17 at Southern Poly ...... L, 4-11 5/2 at Shorter ...... W, 1-0 Rose-Hulman Tech .W, 6-5 4/3 Florida State ...... L, 8-17 at Georgia ...... L, 3-6 5/5 DeVry Tech ...... W, 8-1 Shorter ...... W, 12-9 4/4 Florida State ...... L, 6-31 at Mercer ...... L, 6-9 5/5 DeVry Tech ...... W, 13-3 LaGrange ...... L, 1-6 4/7 at Auburn ...... L, 1-3 at Mercer ...... L, 6-13 5/6 Kennesaw State ...... W, 1-0 Union ...... W, 7-5 4/10 UAB ...... L, 1-6 at Florida State ...... L, 4-17 5/7 Georgia Tech ...... L, 7-17 Union ...... L, 2-8 4/10 UAB ...... W, 12-10 at Florida State ...... L, 2-10 5/11 Kennesaw State ...... W, 1-0 Union ...... W, 10-8 4/12 at Columbus State.... L, 8-16 at Florida State ...... L, 3-8 * = TAAC game at Shorter ...... W, 4-1 4/12 at Columbus State.....W, 7-0 Florida State ...... L, 1-10 3/11 at Georgia ...... L, 4-14 4/13 Valdosta State ...... L, 7-13 Florida State ...... W, 7-4 1985 Stone Hill ...... W, 1-0 4/14 Southern Poly...... W, 6-1 Florida State ...... L, 7-9 17-28 Overall Southern Indiana ...... L, 4-8 4/19 at Chattanooga ...... W, 9-0 at Mercer ...... L, 2-10 5-12 TAAC (4th, East Division) Southern Indiana ...... W, 5-1 4/19 at Chattanooga ...... W, 9-0 at Mercer ...... L, 2-12 Coach: Gary Nave Southern Indiana ...... W, 5-2 4/21 at West Georgia...... L, 3-8 5/8 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 6-16 2/22 Evansville ...... W, 2-0 3/17 Ga. Southern* ...... W, 5-0 4/24 at Charlotte ...... L, 5-12 5/11 Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-14 2/23 Ball State ...... L, 3-7 3/17 Ga. Southern* ...... L, 1-7 4/24 at Charlotte ...... L, 7-9 at Ga. Southern ...... W, 10-6 2/24 Ball State ...... L, 7-18 3/18 Ga. Southern* ...... W, 5-4 at Mercer ...... L, 2-12 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-9 2/24 Ball State ...... W, 8-7 3/25 Aurora ...... L, 5-8 at Mercer ...... L, 1-6 2/28 at Furman ...... W, 8-7 3/26 Hope ...... W, 7-3 4/27 at Georgia ...... L, 2-7 1984 Rose-Hulman Tech ..W, 6-3 3/27 Hope ...... L, 12-13 4/29 Augusta State...... L, 0-7 22-31-1 Overall Rose-Hulman Tech ..W, 9-2 3/29 Samford* ...... W, 6-5 4/29 Augusta State...... L, 2-3 5-11 TAAC (3rd, East Division) 3/4 Saginaw Valley St. ....L, 0-12 3/29 Samford* ...... W, 9-3 4/30 Savannah State ...... W, 15-0 Coach: Gary Nave 3/4 Saginaw Valley St. ..L, 12-18 3/30 Samford* ...... L, 2-3 4/30 Savannah State ...... W, 10-2 2/24 Evansville ...... W, 8-7 3/5 at LaGrange ...... W, 11-10 4/1 at Augusta State ...... L, 5-6 5/1 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-4 2/25 Evansville ...... L, 10-14 3/8 Samford* ...... W, 15-14 4/1 at Augusta State ..... L, 12-14 5/2 at W. Carolina ...... L, 8-26 2/26 at Southern Poly ...... L, 3-7 3/9 Samford* ...... L, 3-5 4/2 at Kennesaw State .....W, 8-7 5/3 Columbus State ...... L, 2-5 3/1 at Valdosta State ...... L, 5-9 3/9 Samford* ...... L, 4-10 4/3 Columbus State ...... L, 3-15 5/3 Columbus State ...... W, 10-5 3/2 Columbus State ...... L, 9-14 3/17 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 3-11 4/4 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 9-10 5/5 at Tennessee ...... L, 4-6 3/3 Southern ...... L, 11-12 3/17 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 0-3 4/4 at Ga. Southern* .....W, 14-3 5/9 Mercer ...... L, 6-11 3/5 LaGrange ...... W, 9-5 3/21 Northwestern ...... L, 0-19 4/5 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 1-4 5/9 Mercer ...... W, 6-4 3/6 West Georgia ...... T, 18-18 3/21 Northwestern ...... W, 9-8 4/11 at Mercer* ...... L, 7-8 5/11 Auburn ...... L, 1-11 3/7 Appalachian St...... L, 4-7 3/22 Hillsdale ...... W, 4-1 4/12 at Mercer* ...... L, 0-4 5/15 at South Carolina .....L, 1-11 3/8 Appalachian St...... W, 13-8 3/23 Aurora ...... W, 8-3 4/12 at Mercer* ...... L, 1-2 5/15 Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-20 3/16 at Armstrong St...... L, 1-10 3/25 at Samford*...... W, 8-3 4/19 at Southern Poly ...... L, 3-4 3/17 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 3-6 3/26 at Samford*...... L, 7-9 4/15 Mercer* ...... L, 7-12 Gary Nave ...... 1983-1986 3/17 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 1-10 3/26 at Samford*...... L, 0-3 4/16 Mercer* ...... W, 4-3 74-122-1 (.376) 3/18 at Ga. Southern* ...... L, 1-14 3/27 Hope ...... W, 8-7 4/16 Mercer* ...... W, 9-3 3/19 at Troy ...... L, 3-10 3/28 LaGrange ...... W, 17-2 4/17 Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-7 1983 3/21 at Samford*...... W, 12-3 3/29 at Florida State ...... L, 0-14 4/19 at Samford*...... L, 0-3 12-34 Overall 3/22 at Samford*...... L, 2-3 3/29 at Florida State ...... L, 4-10 4/19 at Samford*...... L, 6-10 Coach: Gary Nave 3/22 at Samford*...... L, 6-7 4/6 at West Georgia...... L, 2-5 4/20 at Samford*...... W, 12-2 Evansville ...... L, 3-4 3/23 at Birmingham-So. ..L, 7-19 4/6 at West Georgia...... L, 1-9 4/22 at Columbus State...... L, 3-6 at Georgia College .....L, 0-5 3/24 at Huntingdon...... L, 7-11 4/7 Georgia ...... L, 5-13 4/23 Kennesaw State ...... W, 10-2 at Georgia College ...L, 2-11 3/25 at Ga. S’western ...... W, 12-5 4/9 at Georgia ...... L, 0-20 4/24 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-15 at Shorter ...... W, 2-0 3/27 at Georgia ...... L, 2-11 4/10 Southern Poly...... L, 2-9 4/28 LaGrange ...... W, 11-4 at Shorter ...... L, 0-1 3/28 Samford* ...... W, 16-7 4/12 at Mercer* ...... L, 1-10 5/1 Augusta State...... W, 17-3 W. Kentucky ...... W, 10-5 3/29 Samford* ...... W, 14-12 4/13 at Mercer* ...... L, 0-3 5/1 Augusta State...... L, 3-7 Illinois State ...... L, 3-5 3/29 Samford* ...... W, 8-1 4/13 at Mercer* ...... L, 1-5 * = TAAC game Illinois State ...... L, 1-4 3/31 Florida State ...... L, 6-8 4/14 Kennesaw State ...... L, 2-3 at Appalachian St...... W, 3-2 4/1 Florida State ...... L, 13-26 4/16 Furman ...... W, 10-7 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 75 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS

1987-1991, Program Dormant 4/2 Samford* ...... W, 4-3 4/5 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-4 4/18 Central Wesleyan ..W, 12-7 4/3 Samford* ...... L, 5-6 4/8 Mercer* ...... L, 2-7 4/19 at Furman ...... L, 7-8 Kurt Seibert ...... 1992-1993 4/3 Samford* ...... L, 0-7 4/9 Mercer* ...... L, 1-3 4/21 Southeastern La.* ..W, 17-6 12-55 (.179) 4/6 at Jacksonville St. ..W, 13-8 4/9 Mercer* ...... L, 1-3 4/25 Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-11 4/9 at Centenary* ...... L, 3-8 4/12 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-28 4/26 at Emory ...... W, 7-5 1992 4/10 at Centenary* ...... L, 0-7 4/13 at Furman ...... W, 10-1 4/28 at Centenary* ...... L, 9-15 4/10 at Centenary* ...... L, 4-11 4/16 at Centenary* ...... W, 7-4 2-30 Overall 4/29 at Centenary* ...... W, 12-6 4/12 at Furman ...... W, 14-6 4/16 at Centenary* ...... W, 13-6 Coach: Kurt Seibert 4/29 at Centenary* ...... L, 1-3 4/14 at Auburn ...... L, 0-11 4/17 at Centenary* ...... W, 11-8 2/19 Georgia College ...... L, 3-9 5/3 at Tennessee ...... L, 5-13 4/16 Mercer* ...... L, 2-13 4/19 Ga. Southern ...... L, 1-10 2/21 $Kentucky ...... L, 3-18 5/5 at Samford* ...... W, 10-5 4/17 Mercer* ...... W, 8-3 4/20 Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-11 2/22 $W. Kentucky ...... L, 3-15 5/6 at Samford* ...... L, 2-8 4/17 Mercer* ...... W, 4-2 4/22 at Southeastern La.* ..L, 6-7 2/28 at Rollins ...... L, 7-15 5/6 at Samford* ...... W, 6-4 4/20 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-15 4/23 at Southeastern La.* ..L, 4-5 2/29 at Rollins ...... W, 9-7 5/9 at Georgia ...... L, 5-11 4/21 Georgia Tech ...... W, 5-4 4/23 at Southeastern La.* ..L, 4-5 3/2 Furman ...... W, 7-6 5/10 Georgia ...... L, 5-18 4/23 Southeastern La.* ....L, 8-11 4/29 Samford* ...... L, 6-10 3/4 at Mercer ...... L, 4-9 * = TAAC game 4/24 Southeastern La.* ...... L, 4-6 4/30 Samford* ...... L, 4-7 3/7 at Southern Poly ...... L, 3-11 4/24 Southeastern La.* ....W, 5-4 4/30 Samford* ...... W, 5-3 3/10 at Alabama ...... L, 3-18 1996 4/27 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-10 5/4 at Georgia ...... W, 5-1 3/11 at Alabama ...... L, 4-16 4/28 at Georgia ...... L, 2-9 5/5 Georgia ...... L, 8-9 21-32 Overall 3/18 at Florida State ...... L, 1-7 4/30 at Florida Int’l ...... L, 6-7 5/7 Jacksonville State ...... L, 6-7 12-6 TAAC (1st, East Division) 3/19 at Florida State ...... L, 0-22 5/1 at Florida Int’l ...... L, 3-9 5/10 Troy ...... L, 4-11 Coach: Mike Hurst 3/21 Wis.-Milwaukee ...... L, 2-7 5/1 at Florida Int’l ...... W, 6-5 5/11 Georgia Tech ...... L, 9-23 2/9 at Florida ...... L, 0-31 3/24 Ga. Southern ...... L, 0-19 5/5 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 7-10 $ = at Savannah, Ga. 2/10 at Florida ...... L, 5-13 3/31 at West Georgia...... L, 1-6 5/7 at Samford* ...... L, 5-8 * = TAAC game 2/11 at Florida ...... L, 4-19 4/2 West Georgia ...... L, 12-15 5/8 at Samford* ...... L, 1-7 2/13 Emory ...... W, 9-6 4/8 Mercer ...... L, 7-9 5/8 at Samford* ...... W, 6-5 1995 2/17 Charlotte ...... W, 16-7 4/11 at Samford...... L, 2-4 5/10 Ga. Southern ...... L, 6-11 2/17 Charlotte ...... W, 13-6 4/11 at Samford...... L, 2-7 20-33 Overall 5/12 at Tennessee ...... L, 3-9 2/18 at Troy ...... L, 2-11 4/14 at Furman ...... L, 3-9 11-17 TAAC (7th) 5/21 at Florida State ...... L, 1-23 2/21 Furman ...... L, 2-8 4/16 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 1-13 Coach: Mike Hurst 5/22 at Florida State ...... L, 4-12 2/24 Middle Tennessee ...W, 5-4 4/17 at Kennesaw State .....L, 3-5 2/10 at Tulane ...... L, 3-12 * = TAAC game 2/24 Middle Tennessee .....L, 3-8 4/17 at Kennesaw State .....L, 1-7 2/11 at Tulane ...... L, 3-14 2/25 Middle Tennessee .....L, 1-5 4/22 Berry ...... L, 1-12 1994 2/12 at Tulane ...... L, 3-5 2/27 Georgia ...... L, 4-10 4/24 at Troy ...... L, 0-10 2/17 Presbyterian ...... W, 6-2 3/2 West Alabama ...... W, 15-1 4/25 at Troy ...... L, 10-17 12-42 Overall 2/22 Emmanuel ...... W, 8-3 3/3 at Woff ord ...... W, 8-0 4/27 Jacksonville State ...... L, 4-8 6-18 TAAC (5th-West Division) 2/24 Mercer* ...... L, 3-8 3/3 at Woff ord ...... W, 8-2 4/29 Florida Int’l ...... L, 2-3 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/25 Mercer* ...... W, 6-1 3/12 at Georgia ...... L, 6-14 4/30 Florida Int’l ...... L, 6-14 2/4 at Armstrong State..L, 5-14 2/25 Mercer* ...... L, 7-8 3/14 UNC Asheville ...... L, 6-12 5/2 Southern Poly ...... L, 8-17 2/5 $Th e Citadel...... L, 4-8 3/1 Furman ...... W, 13-0 3/16 Samford ...... L, 1-4 5/15 at Florida State ...... L, 7-36 2/12 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-16 3/3 Oakland ...... L, 4-5 3/16 Samford ...... L, 4-6 5/16 at Florida State ...... L, 4-17 2/13 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-10 3/4 St. Louis ...... W, 4-3 3/17 Samford ...... W, 5-4 $ = at Macon, Ga. 2/16 Furman ...... W, 5-4 3/5 St. Louis ...... W, 6-3 3/22 at Campbell* ...... L, 2-3 2/19 Kennesaw State ...... W, 3-0 3/7 at Ga. Southern ...W, 12-10 3/22 at Campbell* ...... W, 13-4 Mike Hurst ...... 1993-2006 2/20 at Southern Poly ...... L, 3-5 3/8 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 1-8 3/23 at Campbell* ...... W, 7-5 293-432 (.404) 2/26 at Florida Int’l ...... L, 1-2 3/11 at Florida Atlantic* ...L, 2-7 3/26 Ga. Southern ...... L, 2-6 *Hurst served as interim coach for 2/26 at Florida Int’l ...... L, 5-6 3/12 at Florida Atlantic* ...L, 2-4 3/29 at Mercer* ...... W, 10-5 the last 12 games of 1993 season. 2/27 at Florida Int’l ...... L, 0-6 3/12 at Florida Atlantic* ...L, 1-7 3/30 at Mercer* ...... W, 4-3 2/27 at Florida Int’l ...... W, 7-6 3/17 Florida Int’l* ...... L, 2-4 3/30 at Mercer* ...... W, 3-1 1993 3/2 at USC Aiken ...... W, 5-4 3/18 Florida Int’l* ...... W, 7-2 4/2 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-23 3/4 at Mercer* ...... L, 3-6 3/18 Florida Int’l* ...... L, 8-9 12-35 Overall 4/5 Campbell* ...... W, 5-4 3/5 at Mercer* ...... L, 4-6 3/20 New York Tech ...... L, 4-15 7-14 TAAC (4th-West Division) 4/5 Campbell* ...... W, 3-2 3/5 at Mercer* ...... W, 6-9 3/23 South Alabama ...... L, 9-10 Coach: Kurt Seibert/Mike Hurst 4/8 Campbell* ...... W, 13-3 3/10 at Auburn ...... L, 13-18 3/24 at Campbell* ...... L, 3-5 2/13 W. Kentucky ...... L, 2-14 4/9 Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-4 3/11 Centenary* ...... W, 10-8 3/24 at Campbell* ...... W, 8-7 2/14 W. Kentucky ...... L, 4-20 4/12 Charleston, Coll.* .....L, 6-9 3/12 Centenary* ...... L, 1-12 3/25 at Campbell* ...... L, 5-6 2/17 Furman ...... L, 4-12 4/13 Charleston, Coll.* ...L, 4-14 3/12 Centenary* ...... L, 2-4 3/28 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 7-18 2/24 USC Aiken ...... W, 4-3 4/13 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 4-3 3/19 Southeastern La.* ..L, 11-15 3/31 Charleston, Coll.* .....L, 2-8 3/3 at Alabama ...... L, 3-11 4/16 Troy ...... L, 5-10 3/19 Southeastern La.* ....L, 1-12 4/1 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 3-2 3/5 Centenary* ...... L, 4-12 4/17 UNC Asheville ...... L, 4-10 3/20 Southeastern La.* ....L, 7-15 4/1 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 3-1 3/6 Centenary* ...... L, 0-1 4/19 at Southeastern La. ...L, 1-6 3/22 at Florida ...... L, 3-7 4/4 Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-14 3/6 Centenary* ...... W, 3-0 4/20 at Southeastern La. .L, 2-10 3/23 at Florida ...... L, 7-14 4/4 Ga. Southern ...... W, 4-3 3/8 Troy ...... L, 1-5 4/20 at Southeastern La. ...L, 3-4 3/25 at Samford* ...... L, 5-6 4/7 UCF* ...... L, 3-14 3/11 Northern Illinois ...... L, 5-7 4/23 at Furman ...... W, 11-5 3/26 at Samford* ...... L, 5-15 4/8 UCF* ...... L, 4-7 3/21 at Southeastern La.* ..L, 3-4 4/24 at Auburn ...... L, 4-11 3/26 at Samford* ...... L, 1-6 4/8 UCF* ...... L, 3-12 3/21 at Southeastern La.* ..L, 1-4 4/27 Mercer* ...... W, 4-3 3/29 at South Alabama...... L, 2-9 4/10 Southern Poly ...... L, 7-8 3/22 at Southeastern La.* W, 10-7 4/27 Mercer* ...... W, 3-0 3/29 at South Alabama...... L, 2-9 4/12 at Kennesaw State ...L, 1-11 3/24 Georgia ...... L, 4-6 4/28 Mercer* ...... L, 2-4 3/31 at Auburn ...... L, 2-5 4/14 at Stetson* ...... L, 3-8 3/26 at Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 2-13 4/30 at Ga. Southern .....L, 12-14 4/2 at Troy ...... L, 2-5 4/15 at Stetson* ...... W, 13-3 3/27 at Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 6-9 5/1 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-12 4/3 at Troy ...... L, 2-9 4/15 at Stetson* ...... W, 4-3 3/27 at Miami (Fla.) ...... L, 1-19 5/3 at Charleston, Coll* ..L, 2-3

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5/4 at Charleston, Coll* W, 6-3 1998 2/14 Tennessee ...... W, 13-8 2/26 Florida A&M ...... W, 6-5 5/4 at Charleston, Coll* L, 3-12 2/14 Tennessee ...... L, 3-4 2/27 Florida A&M ...... W, 13-11 5/7 at Tennessee ...... L, 8-12 23-29 Overall 2/17 Tenn. Wesleyan ....W, 16-3 2/29 at Alabama State ...W, 10-7 5/10 #Florida Int’l ...... L, 1-4 11-7 TAAC (1st, East Division) 2/20 at Belmont ...... L, 3-4 3/3 at Tennessee ...... L, 6-8 5/11 #Florida Int’l ...... L, 3-8 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/21 at Belmont ...... W, 7-4 3/4 at Tennessee ...... L, 2-9 * = TAAC game 2/11 Georgia College .....W, 19-4 2/24 at Georgia College ....L, 4-9 3/5 at Tennessee ...... L, 3-15 # - TAAC Tournament play-in 2/14 Alabama State ...... W, 20-12 2/27 Georgia Tech ...... L, 8-14 3/7 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 2-6 2/15 at Southern Poly ...... L, 5-12 2/28 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-9 3/8 at Ga. Southern .....W, 14-5 1997 2/18 Georgia ...... L, 2-16 3/2 at Georgia ...... L, 8-13 3/10 Campbell* ...... W, 9-4 2/20 at Alabama State .W, 18-13 3/5 at Campbell* ...... W, 2-1 3/11 Campbell* ...... W, 3-0 23-30 Overall 2/21 at South Alabama....L, 0-12 3/5 at Campbell* ...... W, 6-2 3/11 Campbell* ...... L, 3-4 10-8 TAAC (2nd-East Division) 2/22 at South Alabama....L, 8-21 3/6 at Campbell* ...... W, 8-6 3/15 #22 Georgia...... W, 4-3 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/24 at Georgia ...... L, 12-24 3/10 Woff ord ...... L, 8-12 3/17 at Florida Atlantic* ...L, 0-2 2/11 Ga. Southern ...... W, 8-4 2/25 Furman ...... W, 16-11 3/12 Centenary* ...... W, 5-1 3/18 at Florida Atlantic* ...L, 0-4 2/12 Ga. Southern ...... W, 2-0 2/28 Woff ord ...... W, 5-3 3/12 Centenary* ...... L, 5-7 3/18 at Florida Atlantic* .W, 8-4 2/15 Tennessee ...... L, 3-14 3/1 at Woff ord ...... L, 6-7 3/13 Centenary* ...... L, 8-9 3/22 at Furman ...... L, 5-6 2/16 Tennessee ...... L, 8-12 3/3 Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-25 3/16 Eastern Kentucky ....L, 1-12 3/24 UCF* ...... L, 5-6 2/18 Furman ...... L, 3-5 3/4 Ga. Southern ...... L, 10-16 3/17 Eastern Kentucky ....L, 2-13 3/25 UCF* ...... W, 9-2 2/20 Savannah State ...... W, 16-9 3/11 Presbyterian ...... L, 3-7 3/18 Eastern Kentucky ....L, 8-12 3/25 UCF* ...... L, 6-8 2/20 Savannah State ...... L, 5-6 3/11 Presbyterian ...... L, 3-10 3/25 Howard ...... W, 6-5 3/28 at W. Carolina ...... W, 21-8 2/22 at Charlotte ...... L, 3-5 3/14 Belmont ...... W, 4-1 3/27 at Troy* ...... W, 11-8 3/29 at W. Carolina ...... L, 4-5 2/22 at Charlotte ...... W, 8-6 3/14 Belmont ...... L, 2-3 3/27 at Troy* ...... L, 2-10 3/31 at Stetson* ...... L, 0-7 2/23 at Charlotte ...... W, 11-2 3/15 Belmont ...... L, 3-14 3/28 at Troy* ...... L, 7-9 4/1 at Stetson* ...... L, 0-2 2/25 Georgia ...... L, 0-5 3/18 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 5-13 3/30 Ga. Southern ...... L, 6-10 4/1 at Stetson* ...... W, 7-5 3/1 at Mid. Tennessee .....L, 3-9 3/19 Cornell ...... W, 5-0 3/31 Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-15 4/5 Ga. Southern ...... L, 9-13 3/1 at Mid. Tennessee .....L, 6-7 3/20 Cornell ...... W, 15-10 4/2 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 1-6 4/5 Ga. Southern ...... L, 1-11 3/4 at Georgia ...... L, 3-7 3/21 Cornell ...... W, 10-7 4/3 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 1-6 4/7 Troy* ...... W, 6-2 3/5 Stetson ...... W, 6-5 3/24 at South Carolina ....L, 6-12 4/3 at Jacksonville* ...... W, 7-6 4/8 Troy* ...... L, 8-19 3/7 at Samford...... L, 6-11 3/25 at South Carolina ....L, 0-15 4/6 Georgia ...... W, 14-10 4/8 Troy* ...... W, 5-4 3/8 at Samford...... W, 3-1 3/27 Mercer* ...... W, 2-1 4/9 Stetson* ...... L, 5-17 4/11 Alabama State ...... W, 19-4 3/8 at Samford...... W, 7-3 3/28 Mercer* ...... W, 6-4 4/10 Stetson* ...... L, 5-9 4/14 Jacksonville* ...... W, 12-3 3/10 Wis.-LaCrosse ...... W, 17-6 3/28 Mercer* ...... L, 7-13 4/10 Stetson* ...... W, 3-2 4/15 Jacksonville* ...... W, 6-3 3/12 Southern Poly ...... L, 5-7 3/31 Samford ...... W, 8-6 4/13 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-6 4/15 Jacksonville* ...... L, 2-7 3/22 Woff ord ...... W, 4-3 4/1 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 5-9 4/14 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 7-22 4/19 Furman ...... L, 4-10 3/22 Woff ord ...... W, 18-6 4/3 at Campbell* ...... W, 4-0 4/16 Mercer* ...... W, 13-12 4/21 at Samford* ...... L, 2-4 3/23 at Woff ord ...... L, 2-8 4/3 at Campbell* ...... L, 1-6 4/17 Mercer* ...... L, 4-8 4/22 at Samford* ...... W, 8-2 3/25 South Alabama ...... W, 8-7 4/4 at Campbell* ...... L, 3-22 4/17 Mercer* ...... L, 5-8 4/22 at Samford* ...... W, 8-6 3/26 South Alabama ...... L, 8-21 4/7 at Ga. Southern ...... W, 9-7 4/20 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 8-2 4/26 at Tennessee Tech .....L, 3-5 3/28 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 8-7 4/10 Charleston, Coll.* W, 15-14 4/21 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 2-6 4/26 at Tennessee Tech .W, 10-2 3/29 Charleston, Coll.* .W, 12-5 4/11 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 5-2 4/23 at Jacksonville St.* W, 14-9 4/29 Jacksonville St.* ...... W, 6-2 3/29 Charleston, Coll.* ...W, 5-4 4/11 Charleston, Coll.* .....L, 6-7 4/24 at Jacksonville St.* ....L, 3-5 4/29 Jacksonville St.* ...... L, 0-11 4/1 Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-5 4/14 Jacksonville State ...... L, 5-6 4/25 at Jacksonville St.* ..W, 5-4 4/30 Jacksonville St.* .....W, 18-1 4/2 at Furman ...... L, 3-4 4/15 at Samford...... L, 3-6 4/28 at Furman ...... W, 11-4 5/10 at Georgia ...... L, 5-8 4/4 Campbell* ...... W, 15-0 4/17 Campbell* ...... W, 10-1 5/1 Samford* ...... W, 4-3 5/12 at Mercer* ...... W, 6-3 4/4 Campbell* ...... W, 8-4 4/17 Campbell* ...... W, 10-6 5/1 Samford* ...... W, 14-10 5/13 at Mercer* ...... L, 6-7 4/5 Campbell* ...... L, 2-10 4/18 Campbell* ...... L, 4-9 5/2 Samford* ...... W, 10-3 5/13 at Mercer* ...... L, 5-6 4/9 at Jacksonville St...... L, 3-5 4/21 at Tennessee Tech .W, 17-9 5/8 Florida Atlantic* .....L, 9-18 5/17 !#30 Florida Atlantic ..L, 3-4 4/12 at Mercer* ...... L, 3-5 4/25 at Mercer* ...... W, 6-3 5/8 Florida Atlantic* .....L, 8-11 5/18 !#23 UCF ...... W, 6-5 4/12 at Mercer* ...... L, 1-11 4/25 at Mercer* ...... W, 1-0 5/9 Florida Atlantic* .....L, 4-12 5/19 !#30 Florida Atlantic .W, 8-7 4/13 at Mercer* ...... L, 3-13 4/26 at Mercer* ...... W, 6-5 5/14 at UCF* ...... L, 1-9 5/19 !Campbell ...... L, 3-5 4/15 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-6 4/29 Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-6 5/15 at UCF* ...... L, 6-18 * = TAAC game 4/16 at Ga. Southern ...... W, 8-5 5/1 at Charleston, Coll* W, 6-4 5/15 at UCF* ...... L, 1-8 ! = at Jacksonville, Fla. 4/18 at Campbell* ...... W, 15-4 5/2 at Charleston, Coll* ..L, 2-9 * = TAAC game (TAAC Tournament) 4/18 at Campbell* ...... W, 5-2 5/2 at Charleston, Coll* ..L, 1-9 4/19 at Campbell* ...... W, 10-6 5/5 at Tennessee ...... L, 5-6 2000 2001 4/23 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 5-16 5/8 #Florida Atlantic ...L, 10-18 4/25 at Charleston, Coll.* L, 2-11 5/9 #Florida Atlantic .....L, 5-29 31-28 Overall 20-35 Overall 4/26 at Charleston, Coll* W, 11-1 * = TAAC game 14-13 TAAC (5th) 8-19 TAAC (9th) 4/26 at Charleston, Coll* ..L, 1-6 # - TAAC Tournament play-in 3rd - TAAC Tournament Coach: Mike Hurst 4/29 at Tennessee Tech .....L, 5-7 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/10 at South Alabama...... L, 2-8 4/30 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 6-13 1999 2/12 at Southern Miss .....W, 4-2 2/11 at South Alabama...... L, 4-5 5/4 Mercer* ...... W, 9-6 2/13 at Southern Miss .....L, 8-14 2/17 Gardner-Webb ...... W, 6-5 5/4 Mercer* ...... L, 6-11 23-33 Overall 2/15 #6 Georgia Tech ...... W, 4-3 2/17 Gardner-Webb ...... W, 6-5 5/5 Mercer* ...... L, 2-15 13-17 TAAC (7th-tied) 2/16 #6 at Georgia Tech ..L, 4-14 2/18 Gardner-Webb ...... W, 8-7 5/9 #Samford ...... L, 6-9 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/18 Illinois-Chicago ...... W, 5-0 2/20 Furman ...... L, 1-9 5/10 #Samford ...... L, 8-9 2/6 at Florida A&M ...... W, 9-1 2/19 Illinois-Chicago ....W, 18-5 2/21 at Alabama State ...W, 10-3 * = TAAC game 2/7 at Florida A&M .....W, 10-4 2/20 Illinois-Chicago ...... W, 5-3 2/24 Oakland ...... W, 5-1 # - TAAC Tournament play-in 2/9 Furman ...... W, 11-10 2/23 at Woff ord ...... W, 13-1 2/26 Oakland ...... W, 13-4 2/13 Tennessee ...... L, 8-34 2/24 Howard ...... W, 15-8 2/26 Oakland ...... W, 13-4 2/27 at Georgia ...... L, 4-5 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 77 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS 3/2 at Tulane ...... L, 11-12 3/23 Troy* ...... L, 1-7 4/4 Stetson* ...... W, 7-2 4/25 Florida A&M ...... W, 7-4 3/4 at Tulane ...... L, 0-2 3/23 Troy* ...... W, 6-4 4/5 Stetson* ...... W, 4-3 4/27 Georgia ...... L, 6-16 3/4 at Tulane ...... L, 10-11 3/26 Ga. Southern ...... L, 12-17 4/5 Stetson* ...... L, 7-15 5/1 Ga. Southern ...... L, 0-8 3/6 at Birmingham-So. L, 10-14 3/27 Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-12 4/8 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-11 5/2 Ga. Southern ...... L, 0-11 3/7 Alabama State ...... W, 10-0 3/30 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 6-10 4/11 at Jacksonville* ...... W, 4-2 5/9 at Gardner-Webb* .....L, 3-6 3/10 Belmont ...... W, 6-5 3/30 at Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 1-2 4/12 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 1-2 5/10 at Gardner-Webb* .....L, 2-3 3/11 Belmont ...... L, 4-6 3/31 at Miami (Ohio) .....W, 11-8 4/12 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 5-6 5/10 at Gardner-Webb* .....L, 4-6 3/13 Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-11 4/3 Gardner-Webb ...... W, 8-5 4/15 at Georgia ...... L, 7-14 5/14 at Florida Atlantic* ..L, 3-14 3/14 at Furman ...... W, 4-1 4/5 at Stetson* ...... L, 2-11 4/18 Mercer* ...... W, 5-1 5/15 at Florida Atlantic* ....L, 3-4 3/16 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 3-5 4/6 at Stetson* ...... L, 0-1 4/19 Mercer* ...... W, 12-3 5/15 at Florida Atlantic* ..W, 9-4 3/17 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 3-5 4/6 at Stetson* ...... L, 1-4 4/19 Mercer* ...... L, 4-9 5/18 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-13 3/17 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 1-4 4/9 Morris Brown ...... W, 10-1 4/22 at W. Carolina ...... L, 10-21 5/21 UCF* ...... L, 0-11 3/21 Ga. Southern ...... L, 6-24 4/10 Furman ...... L, 5-6 4/23 at W.Carolina ...... L, 7-9 5/22 UCF* ...... L, 9-10 3/23 Mercer* ...... L, 7-23 4/13 Jacksonville* ...... L, 0-1 4/25 Belmont* ...... L, 4-6 5/22 UCF* ...... L, 5-6 3/24 Mercer* ...... L, 8-17 4/13 Jacksonville* ...... L, 0-7 4/26 Belmont* ...... W, 9-0 * = Atlantic Sun game 3/24 Mercer* ...... W, 11-5 4/14 Jacksonville* ...... W, 8-2 4/26 Belmont* ...... L, 3-7 3/27 #26 at Georgia ...... W, 5-3 4/16 Georgia ...... L, 2-3 5/6 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-11 2005 3/30 at Jacksonville St.* ...W, 3-2 4/19 at Mercer* ...... W, 5-4 5/9 Samford* ...... W, 9-4 3/31 at Jacksonville St.* ...W, 6-4 4/20 at Mercer* ...... L, 5-11 5/10 Samford* ...... W, 8-6 25-32 Overall 3/31 at Jacksonville St.* ...L, 5-12 4/20 at Mercer* ...... L, 4-6 5/10 Samford* ...... W, 10-7 15-15 Atlantic Sun (6th) 4/4 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 4-23 4/23 Birmingham-So...... L, 4-6 5/14 $Furman ...... L, 6-10 Coach: Mike Hurst 4/6 at Troy* ...... L, 1-4 4/24 at Birmingham-So. ....L, 3-4 5/16 at Jacksonville St.* ...L, 3-11 2/11 #13 at Georgia Tech ..W, 5-2 4/7 at Troy* ...... L, 3-4 4/26 at Samford* ...... L, 3-4 5/17 at Jacksonville St.* .....L, 2-3 2/15 Samford ...... L, 3-5 4/7 at Troy* ...... W, 4-0 4/27 at Samford* ...... W, 6-1 5/17 at Jacksonville St.* .....L, 6-7 2/18 Miss. Valley State .....W, 8-6 4/10 Western Carolina .....W, 4-3 4/27 at Samford* ...... L, 4-5 * = Atlantic Sun game 2/18 Miss. Valley State .....W, 9-2 4/11 Western Carolina .....L, 7-13 5/5 Jacksonville State* ...... L, 0-3 $ = at Marietta, Ga. 2/19 Miss. Valley State .....W, 7-5 4/13 #7 Stetson* ...... L, 2-10 5/5 Jacksonville State* ....W, 9-0 2/23 Georgia Tech ...... L, 6-11 4/14 #7 Stetson* ...... W, 3-2 5/6 Jacksonville State* ...... L, 2-3 2004 2/26 ^Florida A&M ...... W, 8-4 4/14 #7 Stetson* ...... L, 1-8 5/10 UCF* ...... L, 1-6 3/2 #Georgia ...... L, 1-4 4/17 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 8-14 5/11 UCF* ...... L, 5-19 18-36 Overall 3/4 Mercer* ...... W, 5-4 4/18 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 10-11 5/11 UCF* ...... L, 7-8 11-19 Atlantic Sun (9th) 3/5 Mercer* ...... W, 15-8 4/20 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 3-8 5/14 at Furman ...... W, 4-2 Coach: Mike Hurst 3/5 Mercer* ...... W, 13-11 4/21 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 6-11 5/17 at Florida Atlantic* ..W, 3-2 2/17 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-14 3/9 at W. Carolina ...... L, 1-3 4/21 Florida Atlantic* ....W, 11-0 5/18 at Florida Atlantic* ..W, 5-4 2/18 at Ga. Southern ...... W, 13-3 3/9 at W. Carolina ...... L, 7-12 4/25 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 5-6 5/18 at Florida Atlantic* ..L, 4-11 2/21 at UNC Asheville ...... L, 3-9 3/11 Stetson* ...... W, 20-4 4/27 at Campbell* ...... W, 9-5 * = Atlantic Sun game 2/22 at UNC Asheville ...... L, 2-5 3/12 Stetson* ...... W, 15-4 4/28 at Campbell* ...... W, 3-2 2/24 Alabama State ...... W, 9-1 3/13 Stetson* ...... L, 6-16 4/28 at Campbell* ...... L, 1-2 2003 2/28 Campbell* ...... L, 0-2 3/15 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 9-7 5/4 Samford* ...... L, 6-13 2/28 Campbell* ...... W, 5-1 3/15 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 3-2 5/5 Samford* ...... L, 4-8 25-29 Overall 3/1 Campbell* ...... L, 3-14 3/18 at Jacksonville* ...... W, 4-3 5/5 Samford* ...... L, 2-12 16-17 Atlantic Sun (7th-tied) 3/2 at Alabama State ....W, 10-9 3/19 at Jacksonville* ...... L, 3-14 5/11 at UCF* ...... L, 1-12 Coach: Mike Hurst 3/5 at Tennessee ...... L, 1-3 3/20 at Jacksonville* ...... W, 6-4 5/11 at UCF* ...... L, 0-11 2/15 UNC Asheville ...... W, 5-4 3/6 at Tennessee ...... L, 0-1 3/23 at Georgia ...... L, 5-9 5/12 at UCF* ...... L, 2-5 2/16 UNC Asheville ...... W, 4-3 3/7 at Tennessee ...... L, 2-3 3/25 Belmont* ...... L, 4-7 * = TAAC game 2/18 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 2-3 3/9 Georgia ...... L, 4-10 3/25 Belmont* ...... W, 6-5 2/19 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 0-1 3/12 Jacksonville* ...... L, 6-15 3/26 Belmont* ...... L, 2-3 2002 2/22 Miami (Ohio) ...... W, 8-6 3/13 Jacksonville* ...... W, 7-6 3/29 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-10 2/23 Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 5-6 3/13 Jacksonville* ...... W, 11-1 3/30 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 6-7 24-32 Overall 2/24 Miami (Ohio) ...... L, 2-5 3/16 Austin Peay State .....L, 8-19 4/2 at Lipscomb* ...... W, 5-3 13-17 Atlantic Sun (6th-tied) 2/25 Morris Brown ...... W, 16-4 3/17 Austin Peay State .....L, 4-11 4/2 at Lipscomb* ...... L, 2-3 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/28 at Campbell* ...... W, 4-1 3/19 at Stetson* ...... L, 3-6 4/3 at Lipscomb* ...... W, 7-3 2/15 Drexel ...... W, 8-7 3/1 at Campbell* ...... W, 10-2 3/20 at Stetson* ...... L, 1-7 4/6 UAB ...... L, 0-3 2/16 Drexel ...... W, 10-8 3/1 at Campbell* ...... W, 9-2 3/20 at Stetson* ...... L, 1-9 4/8 #18 Charleston, Coll. .L, 5-8 2/16 Drexel ...... L, 5-7 3/5 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-10 3/23 at Samford...... W, 8-4 4/9 #18 Charleston, Coll. W, 5-1 2/20 at Alabama ...... L, 2-4 3/8 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 3-10 3/26 Lipscomb* ...... W, 5-1 4/10 #18 Charleston, Coll. .L, 6-7 2/23 Savannah State ...... W, 4-1 3/8 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 4-7 3/27 Lipscomb* ...... W, 2-1 4/13 Reinhardt ...... L, 1-3 2/24 Savannah State ...... W, 20-2 3/9 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 7-10 3/27 Lipscomb* ...... W, 2-1 4/15 at Troy* ...... L, 7-8 2/26 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-19 3/10 Maine ...... W, 4-3 3/30 W. Carolina ...... L, 9-10 4/16 at Troy* ...... L, 2-11 2/27 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 6-21 3/11 Albany State ...... W, 19-6 3/31 W. Carolina ...... W, 11-10 4/17 at Troy* ...... L, 2-3 3/3 at Georgia Tech ...... L, 5-12 3/14 at UCF* ...... W, 5-2 4/2 at Belmont* ...... W, 8-3 4/19 at Austin Peay St...... L, 3-4 3/5 at Tennessee Tech ...... L, 1-8 3/15 at UCF* ...... L, 3-15 4/3 at Belmont* ...... L, 1-10 4/20 at Austin Peay St...... L, 9-10 3/6 at Tennessee Tech ....W, 9-4 3/15 at UCF* ...... W, 3-2 4/3 at Belmont* ...... W, 5-4 4/23 Gardner-Webb* ...... W, 7-4 3/8 at Belmont* ...... W, 6-0 3/22 Gardner-Webb* ...... L, 4-10 4/6 Georgia Tech ...... L, 3-25 4/23 Gardner-Webb* ...... L, 6-8 3/9 at Belmont* ...... W,10-5 3/22 Gardner-Webb* ...... W, 4-0 4/9 Troy* ...... L, 7-18 4/24 Gardner-Webb* ...... W, 8-6 3/9 at Belmont* ...... L, 1-4 3/23 Gardner-Webb* ...... L, 0-7 4/10 Troy* ...... L, 3-4 4/27 at Samford...... W, 1-0 3/13 Georgia Tech ...... L, 7-11 3/25 Ga. Southern ...... W, 7-5 4/10 Troy* ...... L, 6-12 4/29 at Campbell* ...... W, 8-5 3/15 Campbell* ...... W, 3-1 3/26 Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-8 4/16 at Mercer* ...... W, 14-10 4/30 at Campbell* ...... L, 6-9 3/15 Campbell* ...... W, 6-1 3/28 at Troy* ...... W, 4-1 4/17 at Mercer* ...... W, 8-3 4/30 at Campbell* ...... W, 13-12 3/16 Campbell* ...... W, 7-5 3/29 at Troy* ...... L, 4-9 4/17 at Mercer* ...... L, 3-4 5/10 Ga. Southern ...... L, 3-8 3/19 at Gardner-Webb .....W, 4-2 3/29 at Troy* ...... L, 9-16 4/21 at Georgia ...... L, 3-6 5/11 Ga. Southern ...... W, 10-4 3/20 Western Carolina .....W, 9-5 4/1 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 7-6 4/23 Florida A&M ...... W, 13-6 5/13 at UCF* ...... L, 2-3 3/22 Troy* ...... W, 5-1 4/2 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 10-5 4/24 Florida A&M ...... L, 1-2 5/14 at UCF* ...... W, 3-2 5/15 at UCF* ...... L, 5-12 78 2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 2009 NCAA ATLANTA REGIONAL PANTHERS

5/19 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 6-16 5/26 !VCU ...... L, 1-6 * = CAA game 2009 5/21 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 3-7 * = CAA game ! = at Wilmington, N.C. 39-22 Overall 5/21 Florida Atlantic* ...... L, 4-6 $ = at Marietta, Ga. (CAA Tournament) 12-9 CAA (2nd) 5/25 !vs. Florida Atlantic .L, 1-11 ! = at Wilmington, N.C. Coach: Greg Frady 5/26 !vs. Troy ...... L, 0-7 (CAA Tournament) 2008 2/20 Cleveland State ...... W, 6-5 * = Atlantic Sun game 33-23 Overall 2/21 Cleveland State ....L, 5-6(10) ^ - at Savannah, Ga. Greg Frady ...... 2007-present 2/21 Cleveland State ...... W, 10-0 # - at Marietta, Ga. 98-77 (.560) 12-17 CAA (7th) Coach: Greg Frady 2/22 Cleveland State .....W, 14-12 ! - at DeLand, Fla. 2/25 at Mercer ...... W, 9-5 (Atlantic Sun Tournament) 2007 2/22 Jackson State ...... W, 12-4 2/23 Jackson State ...... W, 11-7 2/27 Eastern Michigan ...W, 14-6 2006 26-32 Overall 2/23 Jackson State ...... W, 19-0 2/28 Eastern Michigan ...W, 12-6 15-15 CAA (6th) 2/24 Jackson State ...... W, 18-9 3/3 at #18 S. Carolina ...... L, 0-2 26-31 Overall Coach: Greg Frady 2/29 IPFW ...... W, 12-2 3/4 # vs. Xavier ...... L, 1-5 13-17 CAA (6th) 2/10 at #25 Alabama...... L, 3-12 3/1 IPFW ...... W, 13-2 3/6 # vs. Michigan St...... W, 2-0 Coach: Mike Hurst 2/10 at #25 Alabama...... L, 0-7 3/1 IPFW ...... W, 6-4 3/6 # vs. Xavier ...... L, 4-12 2/15 at #3 Georgia Tech ...L, 9-11 2/11 at #25 Alabama...... L, 3-9 3/2 IPFW ...... W, 5-4 3/7 # at Bethune-Cookman .W, 8-6 2/16 Albany, Univ. at ...... L, 4-6 2/14 at Mercer ...... L, 2-8 3/4 Tennessee Tech ...... L, 7-13 3/10 at Florida A&M ...... W, 22-6 2/16 Albany, Univ. at ...... W, 6-3 2/17 Alabama State ...... W, 16-6 3/5 Tennessee Tech ...... W, 8-6 3/11 Augusta State ...... W, 10-5 2/17 Albany, Univ. at ...... W, 8-1 2/18 Alabama State ...... W, 20-4 3/7 James Madison* ...... L, 5-16 3/13 UT-Martin ...... W, 10-7 2/24 UNC Asheville ...... W, 8-0 2/21 at #15 Georgia Tech W, 9-5 3/8 James Madison* ...... L, 1-5 3/13 UT-Martin ...... L, 7-8(10) 2/26 UNC Asheville .....W, 14-13 2/23 Indiana State ...... L, 6-18 3/9 James Madison* ...... L, 3-8 3/17 Savannah State...... W, 14-10 2/26 UNC Asheville ...... W, 5-2 2/24 Indiana State ...... L, 1-5 3/12 #11 Georgia Tech .....L, 6-10 3/18 #3 Georgia ...... L, 6-11 3/1 Woff ord ...... W, 11-8 2/24 Indiana State ...... W, 3-2 3/14 at George Mason* ....W, 9-5 3/20 at William & Mary* W, 6-4(10) 3/4 at Charleston, Coll. ....L, 1-2 2/28 Mercer ...... L, 1-5 3/15 at George Mason* ...... L, 1-3 3/21 at William & Mary* .L, 8-9 (15) 3/4 at Charleston, Coll. ..L, 7-20 3/2 Miss. Valley State ...W, 15-5 3/16 at George Mason* ..L, 11-12 3/22 at William & Mary* ..... W, 12-9 3/5 at Charleston, Coll. ..L, 2-15 3/3 Miss. Valley State ...W, 12-3 3/18 at Jacksonville St...... W, 4-3 3/24 at #3 Georgia Tech . W, 10-1 3/8 at UAB ...... L, 8-9 3/3 Miss. Valley State ...W, 15-3 3/21 at VCU* ...... W, 9-2 3/30 at Kennesaw State .....W, 5-4 3/10 Northeastern* ...... W, 2-1 3/6 Clark Atlanta ...... W, 13-1 3/22 at VCU* ...... W, 5-2 3/31 Mercer ...... L, 4-5 3/11 Northeastern* ...... L, 2-5 3/7 at Furman ...... W, 7-3 3/23 at VCU* ...... W, 7-3 4/1 Oglethorpe ...... W, 14-7 3/12 Northeastern* ...... W, 11-10 3/9 Southeastern La...... W, 8-7 3/25 at #17 Ga. Tech ...... L, 1-12 4/4 at Delaware*...... W, 19-10 3/14 Miss. Valley State ...W, 12-4 3/10 Southeastern La...... L, 4-14 3/26 at Mercer ...... W, 12-8 4/4 at Delaware*...... W, 11-7 3/16 Miss. Valley State ...... L, 4-6 3/11 Southeastern La...... L, 4-12 3/28 Northeastern* ...... W, 7-4 4/5 at Delaware*...... L, 4-8 3/17 Old Dominion* ...... L, 11-13 3/16 UNC Wilmington* ..W, 5-3 3/29 Northeastern* ...... L, 6-14 4/7 at Auburn ...... L, 2-4 3/18 Old Dominion* ...... L, 3-4 3/17 UNC Wilmington* ..L, 8-13 3/30 Northeastern* ...... W, 17-7 4/8 Alabama State ...... W, 20-9 3/19 Old Dominion* ...... L, 2-6 3/18 UNC Wilmington* ....L, 1-9 4/2 at Samford...... L, 6-11 4/8 Alabama State ...... W, 14-3 3/22 $Georgia ...... L, 7-14 3/21 Georgia Tech ...... L, 0-3 4/6 William & Mary* ...... L, 2-3 4/10 Old Dominion* ...... W, 3-2 3/24 at Hofstra* ...... L, 6-7 3/23 at George Mason* ...... L, 3-6 4/6 William & Mary* .....W, 6-3 4/11 Old Dominion* .... W, 14-13 3/25 at Hofstra* ...... W, 6-2 3/24 at George Mason* ....W, 6-1 4/8 at Auburn ...... L, 6-9 4/12 Old Dominion* ...... L, 1-2 3/26 at Hofstra* ...... W, 8-2 3/25 at George Mason* ...... L, 7-8 4/11 at #22 UNCW.* ...... L, 5-6 4/14 at Samford ...... 2-12 3/28 at Mercer ...... L, 2-7 3/30 Delaware*...... L, 1-2 4/12 at #22 UNCW.* ...... L, 9-10 4/15 #10 Georgia Tech .....L, 2-18 3/29 Mercer ...... W, 6-5 3/31 Delaware*...... W, 9-8 4/13 at #22 UNCW* ...... L, 8-9 4/18 at Northeastern* ...... W, 5-3 3/31 at VCU* ...... L, 2-10 4/1 Delaware*...... W, 8-7 4/16 at #7 Georgia ...... L, 5-7 4/18 at Northeastern* ...... L, 1-4 4/1 at VCU* ...... L, 2-18 4/4 Mercer ...... W, 10-8 4/19 N.C. Central...... W, 12-4 4/19 at Northeastern* ...... W, 7-3 4/2 at VCU* ...... L, 2-8 4/6 at William & Mary* .W, 17-11 4/19 N.C. Central...... W, 14-0 4/21 at Tennessee Tech ...... W, 9-7 4/4 Furman ...... W, 13-6 4/8 at William & Mary* .W, 6-2 4/20 N.C. Central...... W, 9-7 4/22 at Tennessee Tech ...... L, 4-6 4/5 at Furman ...... L, 5-16 4/8 at William & Mary* .W, 15-12 4/21 Alabama A&M ...... W, 12-2 4/24 at James Madison* .....L, 2-6 4/7 Towson* ...... W, 8-5 4/11 at Jacksonville St...... L, 8-16 4/21 Alabama A&M ...... W, 19-3 4/25 at James Madison* .....L, 6-8 4/8 Towson* ...... W, 11-2 4/13 VCU* ...... L, 9-10 4/23 Savannah State ...... W, 8-7 4/26 at James Madison* .....L, 5-6 4/9 Towson* ...... W, 9-3 4/14 VCU* ...... L, 5-7 4/25 Hofstra* ...... W, 7-1 5/1 VCU* ...... W, 8-4 4/11 at Tennessee Tech ....W, 5-2 4/15 VCU* ...... W, 12-11 4/26 Hofstra* ...... L, 6-7 5/2 VCU* ...... W, 11-6 4/12 at Tennessee Tech ..W, 13-8 4/20 at Northeastern* ...... L, 4-6 4/27 Hofstra* ...... L, 10-13 5/3 VCU* ...... W, 5-4 4/19 #8 Georgia Tech ...... L, 2-13 4/21 at Northeastern* ...... W, 7-4 4/30 Samford ...... W, 12-4 5/5 Samford ...... W, 9-3 4/21 at UNC Wilmington* .L, 8-13 4/22 at Northeastern* ...... L, 1-7 5/2 Delaware*...... L, 8-10 5/7 Atlanta Christian.... W, 14-9 4/22 at UNC Wilmington* .W, 9-4 4/24 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 4-9 5/3 Delaware*...... L, 5-8 5/8 Towson* ...... L, 6-9 4/23 at UNC Wilmington* ..L, 3-5 4/25 at Ga. Southern ...... L, 9-13 5/4 Delaware*...... W, 5-4 5/9 Towson* ...... L, 6-7 4/25 Georgia Southern ...... L, 5-7 4/27 James Madison* ...... L, 9-15 5/6 Presbyterian ...... W, 10-4 5/10 Towson* ...... W, 15-5 4/28 at James Madison* ...L, 4-11 4/28 James Madison* .....W, 20-6 5/6 Presbyerian ...... W, 7-1 5/12 Florida A&M ...... W, 4-1 4/29 at James Madison* ...L, 1-10 4/29 James Madison* ...... L, 0-1 5/9 at Old Dominion* ...... L, 4-7 5/15 Alabama State ...... W, 11-8 4/30 at James Madison* ...L, 8-12 5/4 Hofstra* ...... W, 13-3 5/10 at Old Dominion* ....W, 6-4 5/15 Alabama State ...... W, 11-1 5/5 George Mason* ...... L, 14-17 5/5 Hofstra* ...... L, 1-3 5/11 at Old Dominion* ....W, 5-4 5/20 ! vs. Northeastern ...... W, 6-5 5/6 George Mason* ...... W, 8-7 5/6 Hofstra* ...... W, 4-3 5/13 at Presbyterian ...... W, 8-7 5/21 ! at UNC Wilmington .W, 8-5 5/7 George Mason* ...... W, 12-3 5/8 Jacksonville St...... L, 11-17 5/15 at Towson* ...... W, 10-6 5/22 ! vs. #27 George Mason ..W, 9-3 5/9 Samford ...... W, 9-2 5/11 at Old Dominion* ...... L, 2-3 5/16 at Towson* ...... L, 3-4 5/23 ! at UNC Wilmington ..W, 12-10 5/12 at Delaware* ...... L, 3-6 5/12 at Old Dominion* ....W, 7-1 5/17 at Towson* ...... L, 2-7 5/29 % at #13 Ga. Tech ...... L, 3-9 5/13 at Delaware* ...... W, 4-3 5/13 at Old Dominion* ...... L, 2-3 * = CAA game 5/30 % vs. #22 Elon ...... L, 3-4 5/14 at Delaware* ...... W, 8-4 5/15 Furman ...... L, 4-6 # - Bethune Cookman Tournament 5/19 William & Mary* .....W, 7-4 5/17 at Towson* ...... L, 2-12 ! - at Wilmington, N.C. 5/20 William & Mary* ...L, 16-17 5/18 at Towson* ...... W, 5-1 (CAA Tournament) 5/21 William & Mary* ...... L, 4-8 5/19 at Towson* ...... W, 9-2 % - at Atlanta, Ga. 5/24 !James Madison ...... L, 0-7 5/23 !Old Dominion...... L, 2-5 (NCAA Regional) 5/25 !Old Dominion...... W, 6-5 5/24 !George Mason ...... L, 2-10

2010 GEORGIA STATE BASEBALL 79 2009 CAA CHAMPIONS PANTHERS First Last First Last Opponent Record Meeting Meeting Streak Opponent Record Meeting Meeting Streak Air Force First Meeting Jacksonville State 9-16 1981 2008, W, 4-3 W1 Alabama 0-7 1992 2007, L, 3-9 L7 James Madison 2-14 1980 2009, L, 5-6 L7 UAB 2-10 1980 2006, L, 8-9 L2 Kennesaw State 4-5 1984 2009, W, 5-4 W1 Alabama A&M 2-0 2008 2008, W, 19-3 W2 Kentucky 0-3 1971 1993, L, 3-18 L3 Alabama State 14-0 1998 2009, W, 11-1 W14 LaGrange 4-1 1984 1986, L, 1-6 L1 Albany, Univ. at 2-1 2006 2006, W, 8-1 W2 Lipscomb 5-1 2004 2005, W, 7-3 W1 Albany State 1-0 2003 2003, W, 19-6 W1 Louisville 1-0 1971 1971, W, 3-2 W1 Appalachian State 4-2 1979 1984, W, 13-8 W1 Maine 1-0 2003 2003, W, 4-3 W1 Atlanta Christian 1-0 2009 2009, W, 14-9 W1 Mercer 38-57 1970 2009, L, 4-5 L1 Armstrong Atlantic 0-2 1984 1994, L, 5-14 L2 Mercer-Atlanta 12-2 1971 1984, W, 9-3 W11 Auburn 1-12 1979 2009, L, 2-4 L8 Miami (Fla.) 0-3 1993 1993, L, 1-19 L3 Augusta State 1-4 1982 2009, W, 10-5 W1 Miami (Ohio) 2-4 2002 2003, L, 2-5 L1 Aurora 1-1 1985 1986, L, 5-8 L1 Michigan State 1-0 2009 2009, W, 2-0 W1 Austin Peay State 1-5 1982 2005, L, 9-10 L4 Middle Tennessee 1-4 1996 1997, L, 6-7 L4 Ball State 1-2 1985 1985, W, 8-1 W1 Mississippi Valley State 7-1 2005 2007, W, 3 W3 Belmont 9-10 1998 2005, L, 2-3 L1 Morris Brown 2-0 2002 2003, W, 16-4 W2 Bethune Cookman 1-0 2009 2009, W, 8-6 W1 New Mexico State First Meeting Berry (Ga.) 0-1 1992 1992, L, 1-12 L1 New York Tech 0-1 1995 1995, L, 4-15 L1 Birmingham-Southern 1-6 1984 2002, L, 3-4 L5 UNC Asheville 5-4 1996 2006, W, 5-2 W1 Campbell 30-13 1995 2005, W, 13-12 W1 UNC Wilmington 4-7 2006 2009, W, 12-10 W2 Centenary 7-11 1993 1999, L, 8-9 L2 N.C. Central 3-0 2008 2008, W, 9-7 W3 UCF 5-20 1995 2005, L, 5-11 L1 Northeastern 8-5 2006 2009, W, 6-5 W2 Central Wesleyan 1-0 1995 1995, W, 12-7 W1 Northern Illinois 0-1 1993 1993, L, 5-7 L1 Charleston, Coll. of 12-15 1995 2006, L, 2-15 L4 Northwestern 1-2 1985 1985, L, 2-17 L1 Charleston Southern 0-3 1982 1982, L, 1-2 L3 Oakland 3-1 1995 2001, W, 13-4 W3 Charlotte 13-10 1979 1997, W, 11-2 W2 Old Dominion 6-8 2006 2009, L, 1-2 L1 Chattanooga 3-5 1970 1982, W, 9-0 W2 Oglethorpe 4-10 1970 2009, W, 14-7 W2 Citadel, Th e 0-3 1982 1994, L, 4-8 L3 Presbyterian 4-2 1995 2008 W, 7-1 W3 Clark Atlanta 1-0 2007 2007, W, 13-1 W1 Reinhardt 0-1 2005 2005, L, 1-3 L1 Cleveland State 3-1 2009 2009, W, 14-12 W2 Rollins 1-1 1992 1992, W, 9-7 W1 Columbus State 3-6 1970 1984, L, 9-14 L1 Rose-Hulman Tech 4-0 1985 1986, W, 6-5 W4 Cornell 3-0 1998 1998, W, 10-7 W3 Saginaw Valley State 0-2 1985 1985, L, 12-17 L2 DeKalb 0-2 1971 1971, L, 7-8 L2 Saint Louis 2-0 1995 1995, W, 6-3 W2 Delaware 7-5 2006 2009, L, 4-8 L1 Samford 30-34 1984 2009, W, 9-3 W1 DeVry Tech 2-0 1984 1984, W, 13-3 W2 Savannah State 7-1 1982 2009, W, 14-10 W4 Drexel 2-1 2002 2002, L, 5-7 L1 Shorter 12-5 1980 1986, W, 4-1 W6 ETSU 0-2 1981 1981, L, 9-18 L2 South Alabama 1-10 1979 2001, L, 4-5 L5 Eastern Kentucky 0-8 1981 1999, L, 8-12 L8 South Carolina 4-5 1979 2009, L, 0-2 L3 Eastern Michigan 2-0 2009 2009, W, 12-6 W2 USC Aiken 2-0 1993 1994, W, 5-4 W2 Elmhurst 0-2 1970 1971, L, 5-7 L2 USC Upstate First Meeting Elon 0-1 2009 2009, L, 3-4 L1 Southeastern Louisiana 4-15 1993 2007, L, 4-12 L2 Emmanuel 1-0 1995 1995, W, 8-3 W1 Southern 2-3 1980 1984, L, 11-12 L1 Emory 2-0 1995 1996, W, 9-6 W2 Southern Indiana 2-1 1986 1986, W, 5-2 W2 Evansville 2-3 1983 1985, W, 2-0 W1 Southern Miss 1-1 2000 2000, L, 8-14 L1 Florida 0-5 1994 1996, L, 4-19 L5 Southern Poly 2-13 1971 1998, L, 5-12 L6 Florida A&M 9-4 1981 2009, W, 4-1 W4 South Florida (USF) 1-2 1979 1980, L, 2-8 L1 Florida Atlantic 6-23 1995 2005, L, 1-11 L4 Stetson 11-19 1979 2005, L, 6-16 L1 Florida International 4-14 1986 1996, L, 3-8 L3 Stone Hill 1-0 1986 1986, W, 1-0 W1 Florida State 2-25 1981 1993, L, 4-12 L6 Tennessee 1-16 1980 2004, L, 2-3 L7 Furman 15-16 1971 2007, L, 4-6 L1 Tennessee Martin 1-1 2009 2009, L, 7-8 L1 Gardner-Webb 8-6 2001 2005, W, 8-6 W1 Tennessee Tech 12-12 1982 2009, L, 4-6 L1 George Mason 5-6 2006 2009, W, 9-3 W1 Tennessee Wesleyan 1-0 1999 1999, W, 16-3 W1 Georgia 6-36 1971 2009, L, 6-11 L10 Towson 7-5 2006 2009, W, 15-5 W1 Georgia College & St. 6-7 1970 1999, L, 4-9 L1 Troy 7-24 1984 2005, L, 0-7 L9 Georgia Southern 17-58 1980 2007, L, 9-13 L3 Tulane 0-6 1995 2001, L, 10-11 L6 Georgia Southwestern 2-0 1984 1984, W, 15-10 W2 Union 2-1 1986 1986, W, 10-8 W1 Georgia Tech 8-53 1971 2009, L, 3-9 L2 Valdosta State 2-2 1982 1984, W, 13-10 W1 Grinnell 1-0 1970 1970, W, 6-0 W1 VCU 15-6 1980 2009, W, 5-4 W7 Hillsdale 1-0 1985 1985, W, 4-1 W1 Virginia Tech 3-1 1980 1983, L, 0-6 L1 Hofstra 5-4 2006 2008, L, 10-13 W2 West Alabama 1-0 1996 1996, W, 15-1 W1 Hope 2-1 1985 1986, L, 12-13 L1 West Georgia 3-8-1 1979 1992, L, 12-15 L2 Howard 4-2 1980 2000, W, 15-8 W4 Western Carolina 6-8 1980 2005, L, 7-12 L2 Huntingdon 0-1 1984 1984, L, 11-7 L1 Western Kentucky 1-3 1983 1993, L, 4-20 L3 IPFW 4-0 2008 2008, W, 5-4 W4 William & Mary 7-5 1967 2009, W, 12-9 W1 Illinois-Chicago 3-0 2000 2000, W, 5-3 W3 William Jewel 2-0 1980 1980, W, 6-5 W2 Illinois State 0-4 1983 1983, L, 0-4 L4 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1-0 1997 1997, W, 17-6 W1 Indiana State 1-2 2007 2007, W, 3-2 W1 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-1 1992 1992, L, 2-7 L1 Jackson State 4-0 2008 2008, W, 18-9 W4 Woff ord 7-3 1996 2006, W, 11-8 W2 Jacksonville 14-19 1970 2005, W, 6-4 W1 Xavier 0-2 2009 2009, L, 4-12 L2 2010 opponents are in bold.

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