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2010 Outlook...... 2-3 QUICK FACTS Head ...... 4-5 The University Assistant Coaches ...... 6-7 Location ...... , Pa. 19131 Home of the Hawks ...... 8 Founded...... 1851 2010 Roster...... 9 Enrollment ...... 4,550 Senior Profiles...... 10-17 Denomination ...... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Junior Profiles ...... 17-18 Nickname ...... Hawks Sophomore Profiles ...... 18-19 Colors...... Crimson and Gray Newcomers ...... 20-21 Athletic Affiliation...... NCAA Division I 2009 Year in Review...... 22 Conference ...... Atlantic 10 2009 Statistics...... 23 Home Fields (Capacity) ...... Campbell’s Field (6,425) ...... 24 The Team 2009 Atlantic 10 Statistics ...... 25 Head Coach ...... Fritz Hamburg (Ithaca ‘89) 2010 Atlantic 10 Composite Schedule ...... 25 Baseball Office...... 610-660-1718 Baseball ...... 26 Career Record/Years ...... 16-30-1/1 year Liberty Bell Classic ...... 26 Record at SJU/Years ...... Same The Hawk ...... 26 Assistant Coaches . . . . . Jacob Gill (Stanford ‘00) – Second season 2010 Atlantic 10 Opponents ...... 27 Greg Manco (Rutgers ‘92) – Sixth season 2010 Non-Conference Opponents ...... 28-29 Captains ...... Mike Coleman, Doug DiSandro SJU’s Diamond Sport ...... 30 Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 26/13 Jamie Moyer ...... 30 Position Starters Returning/Lost ...... 8/1 Centennial Celebration ...... 31 Pitching Starters Returning/Lost ...... 3/1 SJU Baseball Hall of Fame ...... 32 2009 Overall Record ...... 16-30-1 Hawks in the Professional Ranks ...... 32 2009 Atlantic 10 Record/Finish ...... 9-17/T-11th Yearly Results ...... 33 All-Time Offensive Top Tens ...... 34 All-Time Pitching Top Tens ...... 35 Individual Records ...... 36 Team Records...... 36 Departmental Leaders ...... 37 Team Award Winners ...... 38 100-Hit Club ...... 38 Hawk No-Hitters...... 38 Honors and Awards ...... 39 All-Time Roster ...... 40-42 All-Time Results ...... 43-48 Hawks Among NCAA Leaders ...... 47 All-Time Series Results...... 48 Support Staff...... 49 Saint Joseph’s Sports Network ...... 49 Saint Joseph’s University ...... 50-52

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CREDITS The 2010 Saint Joseph's University baseball media guide was designed, written and edited by Joe Greenwich. Editorial assistance was provided by Marie Wozniak, Jack Jumper, and Kristin Santos. Covers designed by Joe Greenwich. Photography by Greg Carroccio of Sideline Photos, Mitchell Layton, Jose Rivera, and Kim Sokoloff. Photo of Fritz Henrich on outside and inside front covers courtesy of Frank Karam. Photo on page 5 courtesy of the American Baseball Coaches Association. Campbell’s Field photos on page 8 courtesy of the . Jamie Moyer photo on page 30 by Miles Kennedy and courtesy of the . Vince Papale photo on page 51 courtesy of Sports Management Group Worldwide, Inc.

2010 Baseball 1 2010 OUTLOOK

One hundred years ago, Saint Joseph’s fielded The first base job will come down to a pair of also translates to the field, giving him increased its first varsity baseball squad. While no one seniors in Brian Hartsell and Ryan McDonald. Both range in center. involved with the current squad was around in saw significant time at first in 2009; McDonald also At the corner outfield spots, junior Mike 1910, current head coach Fritz Hamburg, in his sec- spent some time in the outfield. He hit .301, includ- Plakis took over the starting job last year in left ond year at the helm of the program, knows exact- ing a home in the game at Miami (Fla.), and field and looks to retain his position this season. ly how he wants his team to conclude its centenni- posted a .391 on-base percentage. Hartsell hit .269 He led the team with 27 walks last season despite al anniversary season. in 34 games and slugged at a .398 clip. He hit his getting just 145 plate appearances, giving him an “Our goal is to win the Atlantic 10 two longballs for the season in back-to-back games on-base percentage 150 points higher than his championship and go to the NCAA regionals,” at Xavier. Both players are above average in the batting average. He also ranked third on the Hamburg stated. field, as McDonald posted a .988 fielding percent- squad with four home runs. To that end, the Hawks have a nucleus of sen- age, while Hartsell just pipped him at .989. The pair Pushing Plakis and competing for the job in iors who have spent the past three seasons molding combined for just five errors on the season in 430 right field will be sophomore Brett Tiagwad and themselves into a team with that goal in mind. total chances. freshman Greg Kumpel. Tiagwad appeared in 28 After posting the team’s best conference finish Sophomore Kevin Taylor should also see some games last season, starting 11, and made use of his since 2005 last season, Hamburg’s charges have timeatfirstafterappearingin14contestsaseasonago. great speed on the bases and in the field before a their sights set even higher in 2010. Adding depth around the infield will be a pair shoulder injury kept him on the bench for a few “Our goal is to improve on last year, to play of freshman additions in Anthony Cirillo and Shane weeks. Kumpel is a versatile player, capable of play- more consistently,” he said. “We have to get bet- Lynch. Both players should get plenty of opportuni- ing either the infield or the outfield, and has shown ter and drive through adversity, because there is ties to impress in the hopes of cracking the starting some pop in his bat as well. adversity and there are challenges at some point lineup in the future. McDonald could also see time in the outfield in every season.” One player who has spent time at first base in this season as well. Sophomore Drew Stoll, in his The overwhelming amount of experience the past but will start the season as the club’s des- first year with the team, will provide solid depth and possessed by the SJU squad can only serve to help ignated hitter is senior Dewey Oriente. He served allow Hamburg to spell his regulars. Senior Matt the cause. as the primary DH last season and will reprise that Barnathan and sophomores Dan DiOrio and Ryan “With the veterans we have back this year, role in 2010. Oriente paced the Hawks last year Kemp could see some at bats in the outfield over and having a year together under our belts, I think with a .403 average, six home runs, and 39 runs bat- the course of the year but are expected to make everyone is on the same page with where we want ted in. He was named to the ABCA/Rawlings All- more significant contributions on the mound. to go,” Hamburg said. East Region Second Team and received Atlantic 10 After the graduation of two of his three catch- Fourteen seniors are in their fourth season All-Conference Honorable Mention accolades as ers last season, Hamburg has brought in three new with the program, but it’s the first time those seniors well. Oriente and Valesente were also chosen for players to provide some competition and depth at will have had the same head coach for two straight the All-Philadelphia Big 5 Team last season. the position. Senior Drew Smith should be the seasons. That familiarity is important to Hamburg There is less certainty in the outfield, as the opening-day starter, bringing his .304 average and and assistant coaches Jacob Gill and Greg Manco. coaching staff will have a few decisions to make. plenty of power from the left side of the plate to the The headman hopes to build on it this season. Senior captain Mike Coleman, however, has locked Hawk lineup. He started 23 games last year and “I think it’s definitely a big thing, yes,” he said. down the starting job in center field. looks to be the full-time number one option this “The expectation level and the consistency just gets Hitting at the top of the lineup in 2009, season. higher. I think, in the past year, the guys have Coleman recorded a .408 on-base percentage, Sophomores Mike Brown and Rob DiSandro grown a lot, as have we [as a coaching staff]. We’re helped out by his 16 hit-by-pitches, a new single- and freshman Eddie Palmer have joined the back- a lot closer to working as one unit.” season school record. He is also easily within reach stop corps this season. Brown served as a team The large senior class has done a lot for the pro- of the career HBP record as well. Last season, last season, while DiSandro, the younger gram, and Hamburg is quick to show his appreciation. Coleman also led the squad in games played (47) brother of senior pitcher Doug, helped St. Joseph’s “[Having so many seniors] certainly bodes well and stolen bases (12). His speed on the basepaths Prep to back-to-back Catholic League titles in his for us,” he said. “It’s a committed senior class. I final two seasons. Palmer was a three-time All- think they really want to go out on the right note League First Team selection at Archbishop and make a mark. Hopefully this group has a mem- Spalding in Maryland and spent four seasons as orable season. It would be nice for them for what the varsity starter. they’ve given to this program.” Throwing to those catchers this season will be While their off-the-field contributions have a talented and experienced pitching staff supple- been unquestionably important, whether or not mented by an influx of young arms that will look to 2010 is a banner year on Hawk Hill will depend on carry Saint Joseph’s to new heights. their performance on the field. Hamburg expects “Our biggest question mark right now is get- seniors to fill six of nine spots in his opening day ting consistent pitching,” Hamburg said. “It was a starting lineup as well as a number of key spots on tough area for us last year. We were young and the pitching staff. inexperienced…as we firm up the staff, I think guys The offensive leader of the infield, David will start to embrace their roles and feel pride in Valesente will start the season manning the hot what they are contributing to.” corner at third base. Valesente hit .369 last year, At the front of the rotation will be senior left- leading the squad with 65 hits, 39 runs scored, and hander Randy Mower. He is the three-time SJU 15 doubles. He also got on base at a .459 clip, best Pitcher of the Year and is within range of the school among the Hawk regulars. The senior is within strik- records for career starts, wins, and innings pitched ing distance of the 200-hit barrier, a mark reached (see box on page 3). He was selected to the All-Big by only nine players in school history. 5 Team the last two seasons and will be relied upon At shortstop, senior Joe Cook is the likely to replicate that form if the Hawks expect to make starter for the third straight year. Cook hit .281 last noise in the Atlantic 10. He’s already etched his season, drawing 23 walks (second on the team) and name in the Saint Joseph’s records books, and in getting hit by 10 pitches. He was also successful on 2010 will look to cement his legacy as one of the 84% of his stolen base attempts. finest pitchers the Hawks have ever had. Despite all the familiar faces in the lineup, After Mower, junior Dominic Favazza, soph- Hamburg expects freshman Quinn Renner to start omore A.J. Holland, and freshman Kyle Mullen at second base in 2010. Renner hails from California are expected to make up the four-man rotation and led his high school squad to the Trinity League David Valesente led the Hawks in hits, runs scored, and doubles in 2009. He is within reach for the Hawks. championship while being named a league All-Star of 200 career hits, and would be just the 10th Favazza made nine starts last season and also as a senior. Hawk to reach that plateau. made five appearances out of the bullpen. He led

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and, as a team captain, will have the opportunity In conference play, the Hawks will host to lend his senior expertise to the younger mem- Massachusetts, Saint Louis, La Salle, Fordham, and bers of the squad. Xavier. Saint Joseph’s will travel to Duquesne, St. Farr has been both a reliever and an occasion- Bonaventure, Richmond, and Dayton. al starter in his time at Saint Joseph’s, making two Last season, the Hawks started conference starts and eight relief appearances last year before play 7-4 before falling off the pace, so everyone is an injury cut his junior season short. keenly aware of the importance of getting off to a At the back end of the bullpen, Kemp and sen- solid start and then keeping it going through the ior Mike Boyland will be called upon to shore things later portions of the slate. up for the Hawks. Kemp made 15 appearances on “I think we’ll be challenged down the stretch the hill as a freshman, holding hitters to a .235 bat- with Dayton and Xavier back-to-back at the end of ting average while striking out 18. He also hit .500, the season,” Hamburg commented. “We need to notching seven hits in just 14 at bats in nine appear- get off to a good start, being at home the first two ances in the field. weekends against Massachusetts and Saint Louis.” Boyland has split time the past three seasons Speaking of home games, after two decades between third base and the mound, but in his final at Latshaw-McCarthy Field, the Hawks will make campaign will focus on providing stability in the late the full-time move to Campbell’s Field in Camden, innings. He made just four appearances as a pitch- N.J. for 2010. Last season, SJU played six confer- er last year, but struck out more than a batter per ence games at the park, and this season the Hawks inning in those outings. will play their entire home slate at the home of the As was the case in his first season on Hawk Hill, Camden Riversharks of the independent Atlantic the reigning Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Coach of League. The Hawks and Riversharks will face off in the Year aimed to create a challenging schedule an exhibition contest on April 21, and the 2010 that provides both the opportunity to win games Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship will be held at and allows the Hawks to face off against strong Campbell’s Field from May 26-29. opposition in preparation for the increasingly com- “It’s a great venue,” Hamburg said. “It’s a ter- petitive Atlantic 10 conference slate. rific surface, just like playing in a major-league park. Randy Mower is within reach of a number of “We’ll be challenged, right from the first It really lifts us into the top of the conference when school records, including the career mark for weekend,” Hamburg said. The Hawks start off the it comes to facilities.” victories. The three-time SJU Pitcher of the season in the Charleston Crab House Shootout in The new home of the Hawks will also provide Year will headline the rotation once again. South Carolina. SJU takes on tournament host The benefits on the recruiting trail. the staff with 46 strikeouts last year and will begin Citadel in addition to games with Radford and “Kids want to play in nice ballparks,” the this season as a member of the starting rotation. Marshall. After the home opener March 2 against coach said. “Facilities are a major issue in the He saw success in that role as a freshman and was , it’s on to New Mexico State, where recruiting process.” even a part of SJU’s three-man no-hitter against Hamburg spent one season as an assistant coach in Hamburg didn’t forget about those already Saint Peter’s that season. 1995. On the way back from their western swing, wearing the Crimson and Gray, however. Holland showed poise as a freshman, earning the Hawks will head to Tucson to take on the “Not only is it nice for recruits, but it’s also his first career victory in just his second start. He University of Arizona. nice for our players,” he said. “Until we get a field was second behind Mower in games started and, as “It will be a nice opportunity for the guys to on campus, this is the best thing that could have he matures, he could be a natural successor to the see a different part of the country,” Hamburg possibly happened.” lanky lefthander at the top of the rotation. said. “With the challenge of pitching in the alti- All told, 2010 is shaping up to be a coming-out Mullen was 22-6 over the course of his career tude [at NMSU] and with the wind, it’s not a great party of sorts for Saint Joseph’s baseball under at St. Joseph’s Prep, leading his team to a pair of place to play. Hamburg. With a core group of veterans prepared Catholic League titles. For his efforts, he was “And then playing at Arizona…early on, it’s to lead both on the field and off, it’s time for the rest named the Philadelphia Pitcher of the Year in 2009. definitely a tough stretch. But once we get through of the conference, and the nation, to take notice. Hamburg expects a number of pitchers to that, the game should slow down a little bit once we “This group has worked very hard and we’re solidify the middle relief role and even make the get home,” he added. all looking forward to that work ethic translating to occasional spot start. In addition to Barnathan, sen- Once the Hawks return home, they will face the game,” Hamburg said. “This is a fun group to be ior Adam Rivera and junior Bryan Penalo could get Northeastern, Cornell, Hofstra, Villanova, Lehigh, around, and there’s a lot of team chemistry, com- the nod when the Hawks take the field for mid- Pittsburgh, Youngstown State, and Marist in suc- mitment and drive. We have a lot of guys who are week games, and will be the first men out of the cession. Over the course of the season, SJU will ready to make a move. bullpen in the middle innings. Another option is also take on Penn, Temple, and Rider in non-con- “I’m excited about the club we have.” versatile 6-foot-4 freshman southpaw Shane Carey. ference matchups. If the Hawks start to make some noise in the He should have opportunities to perform both out Atlantic 10 in 2010, he won’t be the only one. of the bullpen and as a starter. Also expected to contribute out of the bullpen are seniors Pat Monaghan and Chad Simendinger Milestone Watch and freshman Kevin Burum. Monaghan made just two appearances early A handful of Saint Joseph’s baseball players are last season, and his role is yet to be determined. He approaching career milestones in 2010: had a strong offseason, according to Hamburg, so he could find himself throwing anywhere from the Player ...... Needs ...... To Become middle innings to the back end to possibly even a Matt Barnathan ...... 27 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member Mike Coleman ...... 13 HBP ...... SJU’s all-time leader midweek start. Mike Coleman ...... 18 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member Simendinger rejoins the team in 2010. He Joe Cook ...... 27 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member made nine appearances in 2008, striking out 16 Brian Hartsell ...... 30 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member against eight walks in 19 innings, while Burum was Ryan McDonald ...... 29 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member named a consensus All-Conference First Teamer as Randy Mower...... 4 starts ...... SJU’s all-time leader a high school senior. Randy Mower...... 5 wins...... SJU’s all-time leader Randy Mower...... 51.0 innings ...... SJU’s all-time leader Senior lefthanders Doug DiSandro and Dewey Oriente...... 10 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member Quentin Farr will serve as the lefty specialists and Drew Smith ...... 20 hits ...... 100 Hit Club member setup men in 2010. DiSandro was one of six David Valesente...... 40 hits ...... 200 Hit Club member Hawks with 15 or more appearances last season

2010 Baseball 3 HEAD COACH Fritz Hamburg Ithaca ‘89 Second Season Saint Joseph’s welcomed head baseball coach Fritz Hamburg to Hawk Hill in August of 2008. Hamburg donned the Crimson and Gray after spending eight years at the Military Academy, first as an assistant coach and later as the associate head coach. Over the course of his extensive coaching career, Hamburg has established a reputation as one of the nation’s finest tutors of young pitchers and catchers and brings his track record of success to his first head coaching job. In his first season at Saint Joseph’s, Hamburg’s charges improved from last place in the confer- ence to a tie for 11th, the squad’s best finish in four years. The 2009 Hawks saw a 12-point jump in the team’s batting average as well as marked increases in both slugging percentage and on-base per- centage. The team also shattered the previous school record when they were hit by 104 pitches. While at Army, Hamburg was named the 2007 Baseball America/American Baseball Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year. During his tenure there, he worked with the Black Knight pitching staff, leading them to new heights in the national statistical rankings. From 2004-06, the Army pitchers improved from 12th to eighth to seventh in the country in earned run average. During that three-year stretch, Army was the only program in Division I to rank in the top 12 in ERA every season. Over the four-year span between 2004 and 2007, the Black Knight pitching staff recorded 22 shutouts and its members received 13 All- awards. Hamburg guided Nick Hill to Patriot League Pitcher of the Year honors in 2004, 2005, and 2007. Hill became the first player in league history to earn the honor outright three times and was also the first Black Knight to receive All-America honors in back-to-back seasons. Hill and fellow pitcher Milan Dinga were drafted in the seventh and 10th rounds, respectively, of the 2007 First-Year Player Draft; they were the first Army players ever selected in the first 10 rounds of the draft. An All-American backstop himself, Hamburg also assisted with the Army catchers during his tenure there. One of his players, Schuyler Williamson, was named 2004 Patriot League Player of the Year and was selected in the 2005 MLB Draft. In addition to Williamson, Hill and Dinga, eight other Black Knights were drafted during Hamburg’s time at West Point, while a grand total of six players received All-American accolades. Prior to his stint at the Military Academy, Hamburg served as an assistant coach at Cornell, New Mexico State, Cal-Poly Pomona, Georgia and his alma mater, Ithaca College. He has also served as a summer league head coach in both the Northeast Collegiate Baseball League and the Valley Baseball League. A native of Doylestown, Pa., Hamburg began his collegiate playing career at Virginia Tech before transferring to Ithaca. It was there that he earned All-America honors in 1988 and helped lead the Bombers to a Division III national championship the following season. The 1989 graduate then spent a year in the Philadelphia Phillies organization before embarking on his coaching career.

ALL-TIME SJU COACHING RECORDS* Coach (seasons) Years Won Lost Tied Pct. Vince Mallon (2) 1946-47 6 17 0 .261 Pep Young (8) 1948-55 48 69 1 .411 Jack Ramsay (3) 1956-58 19 33 0 .365 Al Brancato (6) 1959-64 38 68 3 .362 Harry Booth (10)** 1965-74 140 80 5 .633 Barry Kirsch (5) 1975-79 74 68 1 .521 George Bennett (5) 1980-84 82 67 3 .549 Mike Creciun (2) 1985-86 18 50 1 .268 Chris Loschiavo (10) 1987-96 184 264 5 .412 Jim Ertel (8) 1997-04 142 265 5 .351 Shawn Pender (3) 2005-07 41 116 0 .261 Lee Saverio (1) 2008 18 34 0 .346 Fritz Hamburg (1) 2009-present 16 30 1 .351 TOTAL 64 seasons 826 1,161 25 .417 Fritz Hamburg spent eight seasons as an * – Since World War II. Saint Joseph’s did not field a baseball team from 1931-1945. Records from 1910-1930 are incomplete. The assistant coach at the United States information that is available can be found on page 33 of this guide. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y., before taking his first head coaching job ** -–Harry Booth and Marty Pollock were co-head coaches in 1970 and 1971. See page 29 for more information. at Saint Joseph’s.

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The Hamburg File

Born: Charles Hamburg on March 11, 1966 Hometown: Doylestown, Pa. Education: Ithaca College ‘89 Coaching Experience: 2009-present, SJU (Head) 2001-08, Army (Assistant) 1997-2000, Ithaca (Assistant) 1996, Georgia (Assistant) 1995, Cal-Poly Pomona (Asst.) 1995, New Mexico State (Asst.) 1992-94, Cornell (Assistant) Family: Wife, Annemarie; daughters Charley (8) and Brenna (17)

Above: Hamburg was named the 2007 Baseball America/American Baseball Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year. Here he is with John Manuel of Baseball America at the 2008 ABCA awards ceremony. Below: Hamburg with (from left) current captains Mike Coleman and Doug DiSandro and Hawk legend Jamie Moyer ‘85. Right: Hamburg discusses strategy with current senior Randy Mower (32) and the Hawk infield.

Under Hamburg’s Watch... Fritz Hamburg has helped several players earn numerous awards and accolades during his coaching career. Below is a list of some of those players.

Nick Hill – Three-time Patriot League Pitcher of the Year (2004, 2005, 2007); 2007 MLB Draft – 7th round pick (Seattle) Milan Dinga – Third Team All-American (2006); 2007 MLB Draft – 10th round pick (Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim) Schuyler Williamson – Patriot League Player of the Year (2004); 2005 MLB Draft – 26th round pick (Detroit)

2010 Baseball 5 ASSISTANT COACHES Jacob Gill Stanford ‘00 Second Season Jacob Gill returns for his second season on the Saint Joseph’s coaching staff in 2010. Gill's pri- mary responsibilities include recruiting and camp coordination as well as working with the hitters and infielders. Gill arrived on Hawk Hill after three years at the University of Evansville, the final two of which he served as the recruiting coordinator. In his first year in that capacity, Gill helped the Aces land a recruiting class that ranked fourth in the Upper Midwest by Baseball America. On the field, Gill assist- ed with hitting instruction and spent one season each working with the infielders, , and catchers. In his first season at Evansville, the team finished 12th in the nation in fielding percentage. In that same season, Evansville won its first-ever Missouri Valley Conference regular season and tournament championships, finishing the year ranked 19th in the country by Baseball America. Prior to his stint at UE, Gill served as an associate scout for the in 2005. While with the Royals, Gill identi- fied potential professional prospects in and around the area, and reported player information and evaluations to the Royals' area supervisor. Gill got his start in professional baseball as a Baseball Operations intern with the Indians during the 2003 season. He performed financial and statistical research for the Indians' baseball operations staff while assisting the Scouting Department in preparation for the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. At the college level, Gill served as a student manager at Stanford University from 1996 through 2000. While at Stanford, Gill was a part of a Cardinal program that won four Pac-10 championships and made three College World Series appearances. He served as Stanford's bullpen catcher, working with seven future Major League pitchers. Gill graduated from Stanford in 2000 with a B.A. in economics.

Jacob Gill Greg Manco

6 Saint Joseph’s University ASSISTANT COACHES Greg Manco Rutgers ‘92 Sixth Season Returning for his sixth season on the Saint Joseph's staff in 2010 is Greg Manco. A 1992 graduate of Rutgers University, Manco spent the previous six seasons as an assistant coach at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia. He works with the Hawk outfielders in addition to assisting with recruit- ing efforts. While at USP, Manco worked closely with the pitching staff and also managed many of the pro- gram's day-to-day administrative duties, including recruiting, scheduling and fundraising. He was also instrumental in the creation of the Bill Giles Division II Invitational Tournament hosted by the Philadelphia Phillies. Manco pitched for the varsity baseball squad at Rutgers in 1991 after playing two seasons on the JV team. In addition to his undergraduate work at Rutgers, he also has a master's degree and a doctorate from the University in statistics. He has written sev- eral op-ed pieces for local newspapers on public policy and politics and has been published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Philadelphia Daily News, and the Courier Post. A full-time professor in the Saint Joseph's University department of Mathematics and Computer Science, he currently resides in Marlton, N.J.

ALL-TIMESAINTJOSEPH’SASSISTANTCOACHES COACH (seasons) ...... Year(s) COACH (seasons) ...... Year(s) Aaron Barras (2) ...... 2007-08 Jacob Gill (2) ...... 2009-present Harry Booth (2) ...... 1970-71 Tim Gunn (2) ...... 2006-07 Al Brancato (4) ...... 1955-58 Gerry Hunsicker (1) ...... 1974 Joe Calfapietra (1) ...... 1994 Ken Krsolovic (17) ...... 1987-03 Marty Carey (1) ...... 1999 Paul Lepree (2) ...... 1985-86 Dick Carter (4) ...... 1965-68 Chris Loschiavo (1) ...... 1986 Matt Collins (2) ...... 1995-96 Ed Lowery (1) ...... 1984 Rich Coletta (2) ...... 2005-06 Greg Manco (6) ...... 2005-present Mike Cooper (4) ...... 1981-84 John Nace (1) ...... 1960 Howard Craft (1) ...... 1985 Marty Pollock (3) ...... 1972-74 Ralph Dell'Arciprete (1) ...... 1985 Ernie Quatrani (4) ...... 1975-78 Mike DeLorenzo (1) ...... 2004 Lee Saverio (1) ...... 2008 Joe DiAngelo (6) ...... 1975-80 Kevin Sharp (2) ...... 2004-05 Jon Dijamco (2) ...... 2008-09 Jack Stanczak (7) ...... 1997-03 Fred Ehrmann (2) ...... 1989-90 Rick Taylor (4) ...... 1981-84 Jim Ertel (10) ...... 1987-96 Joe Tremoglie (4) ...... 2001-04

2010 Baseball 7 HOME OF THE HAWKS CAMPBELL’S FIELD

After two decades at Latshaw-McCarthy Field, the Saint Joseph’s baseball program will call Campbell’s Field in Camden, N.J., its home for the 2010 season. Last season, the Hawks played six games in the park, and in 2008, the Atlantic 10 contested its baseball championship there. “Any time you play in a professional park, it’s an exciting expe- rience for the program,” head coach Fritz Hamburg said. “We had a wonderful experience last season and look forward to expanding on that relationship in the future.” The home of the independent Atlantic League’s Camden Riversharks and the Rutgers University-Camden baseball team, Campbell’s Field will also play host to the 2010 Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship. The stadium holds 6,425 spectators. “It will be a pleasure hosting Saint Joseph’s home games,” said Riversharks general manager Adam Lorber. “Campbell’s Field has all the amenities needed for Hawk fans and players and we will do

everything possible to make them feel at home.” Digitalballparks.com Since opening in 2001, Campbell’s Field has become known as one of the premier minor league ballparks in the country. Famous for its fantastic views of the Ben Franklin Bridge and the Philadelphia HOMES OF THE HAWKS skyline, the stadium was honored as the “Ballpark of the Year” in 2003 by Digitalballparks.com and in 2004 by Baseball America. 1946...... South Ardmore Field 1947-1958...... Finnesey Field 1959 ...... General Wayne Field 1960...... 33rd and Dauphin 1961-1974 ...... Narberth Field DIRECTIONS TO CAMPBELL’S FIELD 1975-1980 ...... Bryn Mawr Polo Field From SJU: Take City Avenue (Rt. 1) north to I-76 East. Take I-76 East to I-676 East 1981...... South Ardmore Field (Ben Franklin Bridge); the exit will be on the left. Take I-676 to the Ben Franklin 1982-1986 ...... Bryn Mawr Polo Field Bridge exit. Cross the bridge into New Jersey. Stay to the right. Immediately past the 1987-1989 ...... Narberth Field toll booths, turn right onto the first city street, which is 6th Street (if you miss the 1990-2009...... Latshaw-McCarthy Field first, turn right onto the second street, Broadway). Either way, make the second right 2009-present...... Campbell’s Field onto Cooper Street. Follow Cooper Street to Campbell's Field. Records prior to World War II are incomplete.

8 Saint Joseph’s University 2010 ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T DOB Hometown High School 1 ** Mike Coleman Sr. OF 5-9 170 L/R 3/18/88 Drexel Hill, Pa. Monsignor Bonner 2 *** David Valesente Sr. IF 6-2 200 R/R 7/15/88 Ithaca, N.Y. Lansing 5 ** Joe Cook Sr. IF 5-11 185 S/R 8/14/88 Riva, Md. DeMatha Catholic 6 Quinn Renner Fr. IF 6-0 180 R/R 9/19/90 Laguna Niguel, Calif. JSerra Catholic 8*Brett Tiagwad So. OF 6-0 175 R/R 9/22/89 Mount Laurel, N.J. St. Joseph’s Prep 9 *** Dewey Oriente Sr. 1B/OF 6-0 205 L/R 3/9/88 Mount Royal, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep 11 Shane Lynch Fr. IF 5-10 160 L/R 6/21/91 Marlton, N.J. Cherokee 12 Anthony Cirillo Fr. IF 5-11 170 R/R 1/18/91 Freehold, N.J. Christian Brothers Academy 13 Shane Carey Fr. LHP 6-4 200 L/L 10/1/90 Williamsport, Pa. Loyalsock 14 ** Ryan McDonald Sr. OF/1B 6-0 205 L/L 2/29/88 Woodstock, Md. Mount St. Joseph 15 Greg Kumpel Fr. IF 6-4 200 R/R 9/27/90 Cornwall, N.Y. The Gunnery School 17 * Dan DiOrio So. OF/LHP 6-2 220 L/L 12/14/89 Blackwood, N.J. Paul VI 18 *** Pat Monaghan Sr. RHP 6-3 192 R/R 10/14/87 Voorhees, N.J. Eastern 19 *** Brian Hartsell Sr. 1B 6-2 190 R/R 7/7/88 Collegeville, Pa. St. Pius X 20 Eddie Palmer Fr. C 5-10 195 R/R 9/19/91 Glen Burnie, Md. Archbishop Spalding 21 *** Adam Rivera Sr. RHP 5-11 175 R/R 7/9/88 Warren, N.J. Watchung Hills 22 Kyle Mullen Fr. RHP 6-0 170 R/R 10/2/90 Berwyn, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep 23 * A.J. Holland So. RHP 6-4 210 R/R 12/15/89 Margate, N.J. Holy Spirit 24 *** Matt Barnathan Sr. OF/RHP 5-11 192 L/R 5/18/88 Massapequa, N.Y. Saint Anthony’s 25 Mike Brown So. C 5-11 185 R/R 11/20/89 Wynnewood, Pa. Lower Merion 26 *** Mike Boyland Sr. RHP 6-0 195 S/R 9/20/88 Hatboro, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham 27 *** Quentin Farr Sr. LHP 6-3 175 L/L 6/27/87 West Lafayette, Ind. West Lafayette 29 Drew Stoll So. OF 6-0 190 R/R 11/5/89 Churchville, Pa. Council Rock South 30 ** Dominic Favazza Jr. RHP 6-1 190 R/R 6/22/89 Ocean Pines, Md. Stephen Decatur 31 ** Bryan Penalo Jr. RHP 6-0 170 R/R 12/29/89 Highland Mills, N.Y. Monroe-Woodbury 32 *** Randy Mower Sr. LHP 6-2 180 L/L 10/29/87 Hatfield, Pa. North Penn 33 * Chad Simendinger Sr. RHP 6-3 180 R/R 11/5/88 Newark, Del. Salesianum 34 *** Doug DiSandro Sr. LHP 5-11 170 L/L 1/3/88 Ambler, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep 35 Kevin Burum Fr. RHP 6-5 170 L/R 3/1/91 Robbinsville, N.J. Robbinsville 40 * Mike Plakis Jr. OF 6-3 200 L/R 4/22/89 Oaklyn, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep 43 Rob DiSandro So. C 6-0 180 R/R 8/7/89 Ambler, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep 44 * Ryan Kemp So. OF/RHP 6-4 215 R/R 9/26/90 Columbia, Md. Mount St. Joseph 47 *** Drew Smith Sr. C 6-0 225 L/R 5/27/87 Malvern, Pa. Great Valley 55 * Kevin Taylor So. 1B 6-5 230 R/R 10/29/90 Catonsville, Md. Mount St. Joseph * – Varsity Letters won prior to 2010

Head Coach: #7 Fritz Hamburg (Ithaca ‘89) – Second season Assistant Coach: #3 Jacob Gill (Stanford ‘00) – Second season PRONUNCIATIONGUIDE Assistant Coach: #50 Greg Manco (Rutgers ‘92) – Sixth season Barnathan: BARN-a-THAN Oriente: Or-ee-EN-tay Burum: BYOOR-um Penalo: Pe-NAH-lo Captains: Mike Coleman, Doug DiSandro DiOrio: Dee-OR-ee-oh Plakis: PLAH-kiss Favazza: Fa-VAH-za Tiagwad: TYE-gwahd Monaghan: MAHN-a-han Valesente: Val-eh-SEN-tay Mower: MAO-er

TEAMBREAKDOWN BY CLASS BY PRIMARY POSITION BY HOME STATE Seniors (15): Barnathan, Boyland, Coleman, Cook, D. Catchers (4): Brown, R. DiSandro, Palmer, Smith California (1): Renner DiSandro, Farr, Hartsell, McDonald, Monaghan, Mower, Infielders (9): Cirillo, Cook, Hartsell, Kumpel, Lynch, Delaware (1): Simendinger Oriente, Rivera, Simendinger, Smith, Valesente Oriente, Renner, Taylor, Valesente Indiana (1): Farr Juniors (3): Favazza, Penalo, Plakis Outfielders (7): Barnathan, Coleman, DiOrio, Maryland (6): Cook, Favazza, Kemp, McDonald, Sophomores (8): Brown, DiOrio, R. DiSandro, Holland, McDonald, Plakis, Stoll, Tiagwad Palmer, Taylor Kemp, Stoll, Taylor, Tiagwad Pitchers (14): Boyland, Burum, Carey, D. DiSandro, New Jersey (10): Burum, Cirillo, DiOrio, Holland, Freshmen (8): Burum, Carey, Cirillo, Kumpel, Lynch, Farr, Favazza, Holland, Kemp, Monaghan, Mower, Lynch, Monaghan, Oriente, Plakis, Rivera, Tiagwad Mullen, Palmer, Renner Mullen, Penalo, Rivera, Simendinger New York (4): Barnathan, Kumpel, Penalo, Valesente (11): Boyland, Brown, Carey, Coleman, D. DiSandro, R. DiSandro, Hartsell, Mower, Mullen, Smith, Stoll

2010 Baseball 9 HAWK PROFILES

Matt Barnathan Senior • OF/RHP Massapequa, N.Y. Saint Anthony’s

2009: Recorded 109 at bats in 32 games, starting 29 times in the field...Fourth on the team with 19 walks...Hit .257 and scored a career-best 20 runs...Led the squad with four triples on the season... Slammed his first career at San Jose State on February 20...Also made 15 appearances on the mound, all in relief...Notched a 1-1 record with a 4.72 earned run average...Collected his first career save in the second half a doubleheader at Fordham on April 5. 2008: Hit .271 in 43 games, making 33 starts...Drew 21 walks, good for second on the team...Recorded a .953 fielding percentage playing in left field...Drove in three runs in the season finale at La Salle (May 17)...Had seven multi-hit games, including a three-hit performance against Xavier on April 19. 2007: Third amongst all newcomers with a .281 batting average...Third on the team with a .400 on-base percentage...Also appeared in five games as a pitcher. High School: An All-League selection senior year...Led league in home runs Mike Boyland that season as well...Finished in the top five in batting average and earned run average. Senior • RHP Personal: Born on May 18, 1988 to Paul Barnathan and Margaret Daly...Majoring in finance. Hatboro, Pa. Hatboro-Horsham YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A 2007 .281 22-14 57 7 16 300619 .333 11 1 19 .400 1-1 2008 .271 43-33 107 14 29 40018 33 .308 21 2 26 .400 1-1 2009 .257 32-29 109 20 28 54118 44 .404 19 5 25 .391 0-1 2009: Started 28 games and came off TOTAL .267 87-76 273 41 73 12 4142 96 .352 51 8 70 .396 2-3 the bench in three more...Scored 12 runs and drove in 13...Hit his lone home YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 6.14 0-0 50007.1 9556 320 run of the season on February 27 at Old 2009 4.72 1-1 15 00126.2 22 16 14 15 14 45 Dominion...Made four appearances on TOTAL 5.03 1-1 20 00134.0 31 21 19 21 17 65 the hill as well, notching a 4.91 earned run average in 3.2 innings pitched... Struck out four batters. 2008: Notched a .289 batting average in 121 at bats over 41 games...Fifth on the team in hits with 35...Had a career day on March 2 against Georgetown, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and six runs batted in, the highest RBI output for any Hawk in 2008...Also hit his first career home run in that game....Followed that performance with a three-RBI game against Holy Cross the next day...For his efforts, was named Big 5 Baseball Player of the Week on March 5. 2007: Appeared in 13 games...Notched seven hits in 32 at bats and drove in seven runs...Also pitched in five games. High School: A two-time Carpenter Cup selection...won Pennsylvania State Championship with Hatboro-Horsham...Also received three letters in . Personal: Born William M. Boyland to parents William W. and Sherry Boyland on September 20, 1988...Aunt was an Olympic swim- mer...Majoring in actuarial science.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A 2007 .219 13-7 32 37 1 1 0 719 .594 306.286 0-0 2008 .289 41-30 121 17 35 71219 50 .413 11 1 20 .351 0-2 2009 .182 31-28 99 12 18 40113 25 .253 9226 .259 0-0 TOTAL .238 85-65 252 32 60 12 2339 94 .373 23 3 52 .306 0-2 YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 17.36 0-0 50004.2 13 10 92 300 2009 4.91 0-0 40003.2 5 221 400 TOTAL 11.88 0-0 90008.1 18 12 11 3700

10 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Joe Cook Senior • IF Riva, Md. DeMatha Catholic

2009: Started all 38 games he played... Hit .281 with 16 runs batted in on the season...Safe on five of his six stolen base attempts...Ranked second on the squad with 23 bases on balls...Was 4-for- 6 with three runs scored on April 19 at Massachusetts...Also scored three runs on March 11 against SIU-Edwardsville... Tied the school record for assists in a game twice, notching nine each in games against NYIT (March 7) and at Lehigh (April 16). 2008: Started 40 games at shortstop and came in off the bench in two oth- ers...Hit .285 with a pair of home runs...Scored 31 runs while driving in 25 more...Went 11-of-12 on stolen base attempts...Hit his first career home run on February 24 at William and Mary...Hit another roundtripper in the May 16 win at La Salle...Drove in four runs in an extra-inning loss at La Salle on May 17. 2007: Injured his shoulder in the second game of the season and missed the rest of the year. Mike Coleman High School: An All-Washington Catholic Athletic Conference shortstop his senior season at DeMatha, hitting .364...Battled injuries throughout his Senior • OF junior season, but hit .400 as a sophomore...Also played on the freshman team at national powerhouse DeMatha. Drexel Hill, Pa. Personal: Born on August 14, 1988 to Terry and Karen Cook...Father Monsignor Bonner played basketball at the U.S. Naval Academy, while his uncle played foot- ball at the Academy...Brother, Chris, plays baseball at George Mason... Majoring in finance. 2009: Only Hawk to play in all 47 games, starting 44...Hit .299, good for fourth on YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A 2007 .000 2-2 40000000.000 102.200 0-1 the squad...Was second on the team 2008 .285 42-40 137 31 39 11 1225 58 .423 13 9 19 .377 11-12 with 34 runs scored and ranked third 2009 .281 38-38 121 24 34 50016 39 .322 23 10 19 .429 5-6 with 49 hits...Led the Hawks with 12 TOTAL .279 82-80 262 55 73 16 1241 97 .370 37 19 40 .399 16-19 stolen bases in 19 attempts...Tied a school record when he came to the plate eight times in a game against Lehigh on March 18...Had a season-best four hits on March 10 at Miami (Fla.)...Hit his first career round-tripper in the second inning of a game at Xavier on May 1...Hit safely in 10 of his last 11 games...Set SJU record by being hit by 16 pitches in a season. 2008: Was SJU’s Rookie of the Year and was named to the Atlantic 10 All- Rookie Team...Hit .333 on the season, playing in 39 games and making 27 starts, predominantly as a ...Slotted into the leadoff spot midway through the season and provided a spark for the Hawk offense...Tied for second on the squad with 31 runs scored...Also drove in 12 runs...Second on the team with a .465 on-base percentage...Recorded nine multi-hit games, including a four-hit performance against Massachusetts on April 26...Notched at least one hit in all but five games in which he received an at bat in April and May. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Hit .426 his junior season at Monsignor Bonner, and then upped his average to .460 for his final campaign...Earned three letters in ice hockey, where he served as a captain. Personal: Born on March 18, 1988 to Michael and Eileen Coleman... Majoring in food marketing.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A 2008 .333 39-27 99 31 33 21012 37 .374 16 10 21 .465 13-17 2009 .299 47-44 164 34 49 50114 57 .348 15 16 33 .408 12-19 TOTAL .312 86-71 263 65 82 71126 94 .357 31 26 54 .430 25-36

2010 Baseball 11 HAWK PROFILES

Doug DiSandro Quentin Farr Senior • LHP Senior • LHP Ambler, Pa. West Lafayette, Ind. St. Joseph’s Prep West Lafayette

2009: Tied for second on the squad with 2009: Made 10 appearances, including a 15 appearances, all in relief...Went two pair of starts...Was 0-2 with 16 innings innings four times, including the game pitched...Made his last appearance, a against Villanova when he struck out two start, on April 7 against Delaware before while not allowing a hit...Notched a 5.40 missing the remainder of the season due earned run average in 18.1 innings. to injury.

2008: Secured a place as a reliable lethander in the Hawk bullpen, pitching 2008: Came out of the bullpen to make 15 appearances...Struck out 17 in in 15 games...Had a 4.26 earned run average and struck out 16 in 19.0 18 innings...Gave up just one earned run over a span of nine appearances innings pitched...Earned his first career save against La Salle on May in the middle of the season...Named to the Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball All- 15...Entered that game in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and Academic Team. retired three straight hitters...Earned the team’s Academic Award. 2007: Threw 8.1 innings in seven appearances...Struck out six batters. 2007: Made five appearances out of the bullpen...Struck out four hitters in 3.1 innings. High School: Named to the All-Conference and All-Area teams junior and senior seasons...Led team to a 78-15 record in his final three seasons. High School: Earned All-Catholic League First Team honors his senior sea- son...Also named Second Team All-City as well as an Honorable Mention Personal: Born on June 27, 1987 to James Farr and Joanne Lax...Father All-Southeast Pennsylvania...Earned Team MVP and Pitcher of the Year played basketball at the University of Mississippi...Brother, Mason, plays honors as a senior as well. baseball at Ohio Wesleyan...Grandfather was a baseball player at the University of Cincinnati...Majoring in marketing. Personal: Born Ernest D. DiSandro to Ernest and Patricia DiSandro on January 3, 1988...Younger brother, Rob, is a sophomore catcher on the SJU squad...Majoring in marketing.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 13.50 0-0 50003.1 9 653 430 2007 6.48 0-0 70008.1 9 768 600 2008 4.26 0-2 15 00119.0 22 10 9 11 16 25 2008 4.50 0-0 15 00018.0 17 10 9 10 17 00 2009 5.40 0-2 15 00018.1 19 20 11 20 534 2009 11.25 0-2 10 20016.0 23 20 20 19 12 10 TOTAL 5.53 0-4 35 00140.2 50 36 25 34 25 89 TOTAL 7.44 0-2 32 20042.1 49 37 35 37 35 10

12 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Brian Hartsell Ryan McDonald Senior • 1B Senior • OF/1B Collegeville, Pa. Woodstock, Md. St. Pius X Mount St. Joseph

2009: Hit .269 in 34 games, making 23 2009: Showed his versatility in the field starts...Drove in 15 runs and hit a pair of by playing significant time both in right home runs...Had a pair of three-hit field and at first base...Played in 43 games (March 18 vs. Lehigh, April 25 vs. games...Third on the squad with a .301 Rhode Island)...Drove in three runs in the batting average...Went 4-for-4 with two extra-inning loss to Villanova on March 17...Hit homers in back-to-back games at runs scored and a against Xavier May 2 and 3...Charged with just New York Tech on March 7...Hit a three- two errors in 190 chances, good for a .989 fielding percentage. run home run in the first inning of the game at Miami on March 10...Hit safely in his first 11 games of the season...Struck out just 15 times in 174 2008: Took over the starting job at first base in the middle of the season, plate appearances, best among Hawk regulars. eventually starting 29 games and totaling 40 appearances...Recorded a .331 average with 42 hits, good for third on the team... Had 13 multi-hit 2008: Among the team leaders in average, batting .391 despite being games, including a four-hit performance in a win over Rider on May 6...Hit hampered by injuries...Played in 26 games, starting 19...Slugged .580, the his first career home run on April 5 to help propel SJU to a win over highest mark on the squad...Hit his first career home run on March 4 in Fordham...Named the squad’s Defensive Player of the Year after notching a .991 fielding percentage. the win over Holy Cross, adding a double and three RBI...Was named to the Rollins College Baseball Week All-Tournament Team...Voted Big 5 2007: Appeared in seven games, starting two...Notched three hits, includ- Baseball Player of the Week on March 11. ing a double, in 14 plate appearances. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: First Team All-Area as a senior...Second Team All-Area as a sophomore...Also lettered in golf and basketball...Named St. Pius X Male High School: Two-time First Team All- City honoree...Also named Athlete of the Year in 2006. All-MIAA his senior season...Lettered in basketball and soccer as well. Personal: Born on July 7, 1988 to William and Diane Hartsell...Sister, Jamie, played field hockey at Columbia...Majoring in actuarial science. Personal: Born on February 29, 1988 to Deborah McDonald...Majoring in marketing.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2007 .250 7-2 12 3310004.333 205.357 0-0 2008 .391 26-19 69 17 27 51214 40 .580 836.475 4-5 2008 .331 40-29 127 18 42 10 1123 57 .449 9023 .367 4-5 2009 .301 43-36 146 23 44 61125 55 .377 12 10 15 .391 1-2 2009 .269 34-23 93 12 25 41215 37 .398 3622 .333 1-3 TOTAL .330 69-55 215 40 71 11 2339 95 .442 20 13 21 .418 5-7 TOTAL .302 81-54 232 33 70 15 2338 98 .422 14 6 50 .353 5-8

2010 Baseball 13 HAWK PROFILES

Pat Monaghan Senior • RHP Voorhees, N.J. Eastern

2009: Pitched in just two games before being shut down for the season due to injury...Threw an inning and two-thirds, allowing three hits and no earned runs.

2008: Started four games and came in from the bullpen in seven others...Struck out 12 hitters in 22.2 innings...Picked off two baserunners, more than any other Hawk pitcher.

2007: Made eight starts and totaled 14 appearances...Struck out 32 against 24 walks in 39.2 innings...Third on the team in starts...Earned his first career win April 29 at Duquesne.

High School: Named All-Conference and All-Group 4 junior and senior seasons, when he was also the team captain and MVP...Hit .538 senior year with 43 hits and 40 RBI...14-4 with a sub-2.00 ERA final two years...Also lettered in football.

Personal: Born on October 14, 1987 to Carey and Michele Monaghan... Father wrestled at Knox College...Uncle Bob played football at Notre Randy Mower Dame...Majoring in finance. Senior • LHP YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 7.71 1-5 14 80039.2 59 39 34 24 32 13 Hatfield, Pa. 2008 11.12 0-1 11 40022.2 35 34 28 19 12 61 2009 0.00 0-0 20001.2 3703100 North Penn TOTAL 8.72 1-6 27 12 0064.0 97 80 62 46 45 74 2009: Received the team’s Pitcher of the Year award for the third straight sea- son...Led the squad in wins (five) and innings pitched (80.2) for the third straight year and in starts (12) for the second in a row...Tossed SJU’s lone com- plete game April 17 at Massachusetts... Pitched at least eight innings four times, including eight-and-a-third on March 22 at La Salle...Named Philadelphia Big 5 Pitcher of the Week on May 18...Chosen for the All-Big 5 Team. 2008: Named the squad’s MVP as well as Pitcher of the Year...Received All-Philadelphia Big 5 Team honors...Notched SJU’s only two complete games of the season (March 11 at Seton Hall, March 29 vs. Temple)...Also led the Hawk staff in starts (16), wins (seven) and innings (85.0)...Third in ERA at 4.45...After his complete game shutout of Temple on March 29, he was named the Atlantic 10, ECAC, and Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Pitcher of the Week. 2007: Named the team’s Pitcher of the Year...Led SJU in starts (15), innings pitched (64.1), wins (three), and strikeouts (42)...Ranked second on the pitching staff in earned run average...Earned his first career win against Lehigh on March 6...Won his Atlantic 10 debut at St. Bonaventure. High School: Three-year varsity starter...Team won the Suburban One League championship junior and senior seasons, and took the District crown his junior season as well...Participated in the Carpenter Cup. Personal: Born on October 29, 1987 to William and Donna Mower... Majoring in mathematics.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 6.02 3-6 16 15 0064.1 85 51 43 27 42 53 2008 4.45 7-5 16 16 2085.0 102 60 42 23 41 16 2009 4.80 5-5 12 12 1080.2 108 54 43 20 44 22 TOTAL 5.01 15-16 44 43 30230.0 295 165 128 70 127 8 11

14 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Dewey Oriente Senior • 1B/OF Mount Royal, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep

2009: Named the team’s Hitter of the Year...Honorable Mention All-Atlantic 10...Received ABCA/Rawlings All-East Region Second Team honors...Chosen for both the All-Philadelphia Big 5 Team and the Big 5 All-Academic squad...Led the Hawks in hitting with a .403 batting average, the first SJU player to eclipse the .400 mark since Kevin Kirkby in 2000...Finished third in the Atlantic 10 in batting average...Led SJU in home runs (six) , runs batted in (39), and slugging (.604)...Had an 11-game hitting streak from March 28 until April 18...Recorded multiple RBIs a team-best 12 times, including a pair of four- RBI games (April 10 vs. Temple, April 24 vs. Rhode Island). 2008: Played in 33 games, making 25 starts at first base and designated hitter...Hit his first career home run, a three-run shot, in the first inning of the March 4 contest against Holy Cross...Converted all three of his stolen base attempts on the season...Hit safely in seven of his first nine games, driving in three runs in three of those contests...Had six multi-hit games. 2007: Appeared in 15 games...Notched seven hits and drove in six runs. High School: 2005 Courier Post Player of the Year...New Jersey’s all-time career hits leader (178)...Earned multiple All-American honors as a sen- ior...At or near the top of all Bishop Eustace all-time offensive Top- 10s...Two-time All-State honoree...Twice named Team MVP...Played in two Carpenter Cups. Adam Rivera Personal: Born Ludovico T. Oriente on March 9, 1988 to Ludovico and Renee Oriente...Majoring in finance. Senior • RHP

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A Warren, N.J. 2007 .233 15-6 30 27110610 .333 2015 .273 0-0 2008 .250 33-25 100 19 25 90117 37 .370 10 1 29 .319 3-3 2009 .403 39-34 144 27 58 72639 87 .604 10 2 30 .443 4-7 Watchung Hills TOTAL .328 87-65 274 48 90 17 3762 134 .489 22 3 74 .378 7-10 2009: Notched a 1-1 record...His 16 appearances were second-best on the team...Made a pair of starts...Earned the victory in SJU’s 22-12 win over SIU- Edwardsville on March 11...Struck out 17 hitters while walking 13 in 35 innings.

2008: Appeared in 13 games, all in relief...Did not record a decision.

2007: Tied for second amongst the team’s freshmen in appearances with 14...Made five starts...Recorded 27 strikeouts against just seven walks in 42 innings pitched...Earned his first career win against Sacred Heart on March 9...Started his appearance against eventual Atlantic 10 Champion Charlotte with five shutout innings.

High School: Holds multiple school records in both pitching and hit- ting...Two-time All-Skyland Conference designee...All-State as a senior in 2006...Recorded the win in the state semifinal game as a junior in 2005...Team went 46-13 over his final two seasons as he hit over .400 with 14 home runs against just eight strikeouts.

Personal: Born on July 9, 1988 to Jose and Laura Rivera...Father played in the organization...Majoring in finance.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2007 7.07 1-5 14 50042.0 55 36 33 7 27 9 10 2008 8.59 0-0 13 00014.2 25 15 14 9802 2009 8.23 1-1 16 20035.0 52 37 32 13 17 12 TOTAL 7.76 2-6 43 70091.2 132 88 79 29 52 10 14

2010 Baseball 15 HAWK PROFILES

Drew Smith Senior • C Malvern, Pa. Great Valley

2009: Made most of the starts at catcher, with 22 starts behind the plate and one at designated hitter...Played in 29 total games...Second on the team with nine doubles...Hit .304 on the season with a .424 slugging percentage...Drove in three runs in the win over SIUE on March 11.

2008: Split time behind the plate and as a designated hitter, starting in 24 of his 31 appearances...Drove in three runs in a win at George Washington on March 21...Hit a triple the following day as the Hawks played against the Colonials at the brand new Nationals Park in Washington, D.C.... Threw out three runners attempting to steal.

2007: Led the team with a .363 batting average...Appeared in 32 games, starting 22 as a catcher or designated hitter...Was second on the squad in doubles (eight) and slugging percentage (.505), while leading SJU in on- base percentage (.431). David Valesente

High School: Hit .496 in his senior season at Great Valley...Three-year cap- Senior • IF tain of the baseball team...Also played football and was a varsity wrestler. Ithaca, N.Y. Personal: Born on May 27, 1987 to Vaughn and Debbie Smith...Majoring Lansing in food marketing. 2009: Named the Most Outstanding YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A Performer on the squad...Started all 45 2007 .363 32-22 91 11 33 81113 46 .505 9222 .431 0-0 2008 .213 31-24 89 9 19 51011 26 .292 16 3 17 .352 0-0 contests he played in...Hit a career-best 2009 .304 29-23 92 14 28 91015 39 .424 10 6 20 .400 1-2 .369, good for second on the team...Led TOTAL .294 92-69 272 34 80 22 3139 111 .408 35 11 59 .394 1-2 the Hawks with 39 runs scored, 65 hits, 15 doubles, and a .459 on-base percent- age...Also hit five home runs, one behind the team leader...Scored four runs in a game twice (March 11 vs. SIU-Edwardsville, March 18 vs. Lehigh)...Also tied a school record with five hits in the win over SIUE...Homered in back-to-back games on March 13 and 14...Selected to the All-Philadelphia Big 5 Team...Also chosen for the Northwoods League All-Star squad this past summer. 2008: Led the Hawks with 39 runs batted in, 48 games played, and 45 starts... Ranked second on the club in hits (48) and home runs (three)...His four sacrifice flies were also tops on the team...Had 15 multi-hit games and a team-high 11 multi-RBI games...Drove in four runs in a 10-9 win at Xavier on April 19...Recorded a 10-game hitting streak that tied for the team high...Named the team’s top Scholar-Athlete. 2007: Ranked third on the squad with a .326 batting average...His 47 hits were also good for third on the team...Drove in 18 runs to lead all Hawk freshmen...Also led all SJU rookies in games played (41) and games start- ed (36)...Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team. High School: First Team All-State senior year...Hit .485 with two home runs, 37 runs scored, and 30 RBI in his final season...Was also a member of the Lansing football team. Personal: Born on July 15, 1988 to George and Dianne Valesente...Father pitched in the Washington Senators organization at the AAA level and is now the head coach at Ithaca College, where he coached current SJU head man Fritz Hamburg...Sister, Christine, played ice hockey at Clarkson University... Majoring in marketing.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP K OB% SB-A 2007 .326 41-36 144 18 47 40018 51 .354 9619 .388 5-7 2008 .271 48-45 177 22 48 14 1339 73 .412 13 4 23 .328 1-3 2009 .369 45-45 176 39 65 15 2535 99 .563 20 11 27 .459 1-2 TOTAL .322 134-126 497 79 160 33 3892 223 .386 42 20 69 .355 7-12

16 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Chad Simendinger Dominic Favazza Senior • RHP Junior • RHP Newark, Del. Ocean Pines, Md. Salesianum Stephen Decatur

Returns to the squad for 2010. 2009: Went 2-6 with a 6.27 earned run average in 14 games, including nine 2009: Did not play. starts...Led the Hawks with 46 strikeouts in 56 innings pitched...Named Big 5 2008: Appeared in nine games, going 0- 1 with a 5.21 earned run average... Pitcher of the Week on March 23 after Struck out 16 batters while walking just going eight innings and allowing six hits eight in 19 innings pitched. and two runs while striking out nine in a win over La Salle on March 20. 2007: Redshirted the season. 2008: By mid-season, became a part of the Hawk rotation for conference High School: Two-time All-Catholic...Named All-State as a senior after weekends...Made 10 starts in 13 appearances...Ranked third on the squad notching a record of 8-0 with a 1.43 ERA and 77 strikeouts...Also was a in starts and innings pitched (58.1)...Earned his first career victory in SJU’s varsity swimmer, winning a gold medal at the state championships. seven-inning combined no-hitter against Saint Peter’s on March 16.

Personal: Born Christopher Simendinger on November 5, 1988 to High School: Two-time All-Conference First Teamer…As a senior, was Christopher and Victoria Simendinger...Majoring in marketing. named the conference’s Pitcher of the Year…Also named Daily Times Player of the Year...Went 7-1 with a 0.68 earned run average in 42.1 YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB innings...Also hit five home runs…Was named to the All-Mason-Dixon First 2008 5.21 0-1 900019.0 21 11 11 8 16 14 Team as a junior and again as a senior. TOTAL 5.21 0-1 900019.0 21 11 11 8 16 14 Personal: Born on June 22, 1989 to Frank Favazza and Darlene Jones... Majoring in marketing.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2008 6.17 1-5 13 10 0058.1 74 47 40 30 34 84 2009 6.27 2-6 14 90056.0 70 47 39 28 46 93 TOTAL 6.22 3-11 27 19 00114.1 144 94 79 58 80 17 7 Bryan Penalo Junior • RHP Highland Mills, N.Y. Monroe-Woodbury

2009: Appeared in 10 games and made one start...Was 1-0 on the season, earn- ing his sole decision in the 3-2 Liberty Bell Classic first round win over Lafayette on March 24...Struck out 19 in 16.2 innings pitched. 2008: Came in from the bullpen in seven games and made a pair of midweek spot starts...Struck out 17 batters in 19.1 innings...Got the win in his first career start as SJU thumped NJIT, 14- 5...Went five innings, ceding just one run on three hits while striking out six.

High School: Named Monroe-Woodbury’s Rookie of the Year as a jun- ior…Earned the squad’s Most Improved Player award as a senior as he led his team in wins, earned run average, and strikeouts...Led the team to its first section championship game in seven years.

Personal: Born December 29, 1989 to Michael Leahy and Jacqueline Penalo...Uncle managed the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats, an affiliate of the ...Majoring in marketing.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB Dominic Favazza 2008 6.05 1-1 920019.1 17 15 13 18 17 42 2009 9.72 1-0 10 10016.2 19 24 18 25 19 45 TOTAL 7.75 2-1 19 30036.0 36 39 31 43 36 87

2010 Baseball 17 HAWK PROFILES

Mike Plakis Dan DiOrio Junior • OF Sophomore • OF/LHP Oaklyn, N.J. Blackwood, N.J. Bishop Eustace Prep Paul VI

2009: Started 28 games and appeared in 2009: Appeared in seven games out of 38...Saw the bulk of his playing time in the bullpen...Struck out seven batters in left field...Hit .257 and led the team with eight innings. 27 walks...Third on the squad in home runs with four...Stole five bases in six attempts...Hit his first career home run High School: Two-time First Team All- on April 19 at Massachusetts...Hit two Conference...Also named First Team All- home runs in a 14-5 victory over Charlotte on May 9...Hit another one Non-Public as a junior...Led the team in average and home runs that year against the 49ers the next day, May 10...Named team’s “Most Improved.” as well...Second Team All-Conference as a sophomore, leading the team 2008: Received a medical redshirt for the season after suffering an injury in in RBI...Also a four-year member of the football team, serving as captain his first game...Walked in his only plate appearance. as a senior.

High School: Part of 2006 state champion Bishop Eustace squad…Second Personal: Born on December 14, 1989 to Len DiOrio and Debbie Team All- as a junior and senior…Named First Team All- Dean...Coaches Little League...Majoring in pharmaceutical marketing. Catholic and All-Olympic Conference as a senior, when he hit .484…Also earned two varsity letters in basketball. YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2009 12.38 0-0 70008.0 16 14 11 7722 Personal: Born on April 22, 1989 to Anthony and Rose Ann Plakis...Father TOTAL 12.38 0-0 70008.0 16 14 11 7722 played basketball at La Salle, earning Academic All-American honors in his senior season...Majoring in business.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2008 .000 1-0 00000000.000 1001.000 0-0 A.J. Holland 2009 .257 38-28 109 29 28 71427 49 .450 27 4 33 .407 5-6 TOTAL .257 39-28 109 29 28 71427 49 .450 28 4 33 .411 5-6 Sophomore • RHP Margate, N.J. Holy Spirit

2009: Earned a spot in the weekend rotation for conference play...Made 11 starts and one relief appearance... Notched a 2-5 record...Earned his first career win against NYIT on March 7... Also earned a win in the 11-5 triumph at Fordham on April 5.

High School: Twice earned his team’s ERA and Strikeout awards...Named First Team All-Cape Atlantic as a senior...Participated in the Carpenter Cup...Once named the ESPN 1450 AM Player of the Week as a junior.

Personal: Born Adam J. Holland on December 15, 1989 to J. Ward and Patty Holland...Sisters Meghan and Amanda rowed for Drexel and SJU, respectively...Brother Michael was a member of the Junior World Championship four-man bobsled team for the United States in 2006... Majoring in marketing.

YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2009 6.05 2-5 12 11 0041.2 65 45 28 18 19 68 TOTAL 6.05 2-5 12 11 0041.2 65 45 28 18 19 68

Mike Plakis

18 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES

Ryan Kemp Brett Tiagwad Sophomore • OF/RHP Sophomore • OF Columbia, Md. Mount Laurel, N.J. Mount St. Joseph St. Joseph’s Prep

2009: Used primarily as a pitcher, 2009: Played in 28 games, making 11 appearing in 15 games out of the starts...Recorded nine hits and an RBI... bullpen...Earned the win at Lehigh on Successful on both of his stolen base April 16...Also had 14 at bats in nine attempts...Used frequently as a pinch- games and made two starts as a desig- runner and scored 11 runs. nated hitter...Notched seven hits, includ- ing three doubles, and six runs batted High School: Hit .495 as a junior with 43 in...Hit his first career home run on May 8 at Charlotte. runs scored on his way to Second Team All-Catholic, Third Team All-City and Second Team All-Southeastern Pennsylvania honors...Led St. Joseph’s High School: Two-time All-Baltimore City honoree...As a junior, was Prep to its first Catholic League title in 80 years...As a senior, hit .486 with named Baltimore City Player of the Year...Maintained a 0.76 ERA as a 32 runs and 23 stolen bases as the Hawks won their second straight sophomore, and hit .415 with nine home runs as a senior...MVP of the Catholic League title...Earned First Team All-Catholic, All-City, and All- 2005 World Series. Southeastern Pennsylvania accolades...His 108 career hits are a Prep record, a mark formerly held by his brother, Matt...Was also a Second Personal: Born Leo R. Kemp on September 26, 1990 to Donald and Cheryl Team All-Catholic football player. Kemp...Majoring in management. Personal: Born on September 22, 1989 to William and Debra Tiagwad... YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO OB% SB-A Father played baseball and football at Central Connecticut State and also 2009 .500 9-2 14 37301613 .929 002.467 0-0 TOTAL .500 9-2 14 37301613 .929 002.467 0-0 played in the NFL with the Browns and the Patriots...Brother, Matt, played baseball at Fairfield...Majoring in management. YEAR ERA W-L APP GS CG SV IP HRER BB K WP HB 2009 5.09 1-3 15 00023.0 19 18 13 30 18 75 YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO OB% SB-A TOTAL 5.09 1-3 15 00023.0 19 18 13 30 18 75 2009 .237 28-11 38 11 900019.237 9114 .396 2-2 TOTAL .237 28-11 38 11 900019.237 9114 .396 2-2

Kevin Taylor Sophomore • 1B Catonsville, Md. Mount St. Joseph

2009: Made 22 plate appearances over 14 games...Hit a two-run double in his first at bat March 9 against Pittsburgh... Also drove in a run against SIUE on March 11.

High School: First Team All-Baltimore City as a junior, when he hit .416 with four home runs and 24 RBI...Named First Team All-MIAA as a senior, batting .338 with six homers and 21 runs batted in...Also named to the All-Tournament Team at AAU Nationals.

Personal: Born on October 29, 1990 to Gerry and Marie Taylor...Is an undecided business major.

YEAR AVG G-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HBP SO OB% SB-A 2009 .105 14-2 19 2210033.158 119.182 0-0 TOTAL .105 14-2 19 2210033.158 119.182 0-0

Ryan Kemp

2010 Baseball 19 NEWCOMERS

Mike Brown Anthony Cirillo Sophomore • C Freshman • IF Wynnewood, Pa. Freehold, N.J. Lower Merion Christian Bros. Academy

High School: Three-year letterwinner in High School: Two-time All-Conference baseball...Captain of the squad as a sen- and Star-Ledger Gold Glove honoree...As ior...Earned Honorable Mention All- a senior, was named Second Team All- Main Line and All-Central League that year as well...Selected for the Barrett All- Shore as well as All-Non-Public and All- Star Game...Led his American Legion Monmouth County...Hit .409 as a junior team in home runs and RBI in 2008... and upped his average to .412 as a sen- Two-year member of the varsity football ior...Team reached state championship team...Started at quarterback his senior game his final two seasons, winning the year and was named team captain. title his senior year...One of just three players in school history to start as Personal: Born on November 20, 1989 to Jim and Mary Brown...Father is a freshman. Assistant Vice President for Athletic Business Affairs at SJU...Brother, Bryan, played baseball at SJU and is currently on the athletic department Personal: Born on January 18, 1991 to Anthony and Karen Cirillo...Is an staff...... Majoring in accounting. undecided business major. Kevin Burum Rob DiSandro Freshman • RHP Sophomore • C Robbinsville, N.J. Ambler, Pa. Robbinsville St. Joseph’s Prep

High School: Notched a 5-1 record with High School: Helped lead St. Joseph’s a 1.80 earned run average as a senior... Prep to back-to-back Catholic League Was 4-3 with a 2.22 ERA as a junior, championships in his junior and senior striking out 58 hitters in 58 innings... Named First Team All-Conference by the seasons. Trenton Times and The Trentonian as a senior...Received Honorable Mention Personal: Born on August 7, 1989 to All-Conference accolades as a junior... Ernest and Patricia DiSandro...Older Named the MCALL Pitcher of the Year in summer of 2008 with a 7-1 record and a 0.77 ERA...Also played three sea- brother Doug is a senior pitcher on the SJU squad...Is an undecided busi- sons of basketball, becoming Robbinsville’s first-ever 1,000-point scor- ness major. er...Played two years of varsity football as well. Personal: Born on March 1, 1991 to Walt and Mary Burum...Is an undecid- ed business major. Shane Carey Greg Kumpel Freshman • LHP Freshman • IF Williamsport, Pa. Cornwall, N.Y. Loyalsock The Gunnery School

High School: Four-year letterwinner... High School: Led The Gunnery School to Named to the All-Conference First Team the New England Conference champi- as a junior after his 6-2 record, 2.91 ERA, and .367 batting average helped propel onship with a 17-2 record, hitting .315 Loyalsock to the PIAA Class AA State with three home runs and 23 RBI...Hit Championship...Team also reached state .440 in his final season at Cornwall semifinals his senior season...Two-time Central High School with five home runs ESPN 1050 All-Star Pitcher...Also started at quarterback for the football team and and 37 runs batted in, leading the team was named Quarterback of the Year as a junior by ESPN 1050 and as a sen- to fifth place in New York state...A year earlier, hit .410 with four longballs ior by the Williamsport Sun-Gazette...Holds school records for passing and 30 RBI as Cornwall finished eighth in the state...Also played three yards and touchdowns in a single season...Selected as an ESPN 1050 All- Star Quarterback as a senior. years of varsity basketball. Personal: Born October 1, 1990 to Patrick and Maureen Carey...Father Personal: Born September 27, 1990 to Nancy Kumpel...A physics major. played quarterback at Temple and for one season with the ...Brother, Patrick, Jr., played quarterback at Lafayette and Bloomsburg...Cousin, Jesse, is a member of the women’s basketball team at Villanova...Uncle, Mike, played football at the University of Pittsburgh and for the Oakland Raiders...Majoring in humanities.

20 Saint Joseph’s University NEWCOMERS

Shane Lynch Quinn Renner Freshman • IF Freshman • IF Marlton, N.J. Laguna Niguel, Calif. Cherokee JSerra Catholic

High School: Two-year varsity starter at High School: Four-year varsity starter... second base...Named team captain as a Trinity League All-Star as a senior, lead- senior...Was selected First Team All- ing JSerra to the league championship Conference, First Team All-Group 4 and with a 22-7 record...Posted a .375 aver- Second Team All-South Jersey as a senior age with a home run and 18 runs batted after hitting .449 with six home runs and in during that campaign...Played two 29 runs batted in, leading Cherokee to seasons with Team Elite in Orange the Olympic Conference title and an appearance in the state champi- County, Calif., and two seasons with the Newport Beach Quakes as well. onship game...Played on the victorious Burlington County Carpenter Cup squad in 2009. Personal: Born on September 19, 1990 to Terry and Gina Renner...Father played football at UCLA...Grandfather, Richard, was drafted out of high Personal: Born on June 21, 1991 to John and Trish Lynch...Majoring in history. school by the ...Great uncle, Lee Hoskins, played basket- ball at UCLA. Kyle Mullen Drew Stoll Freshman • RHP Sophomore • OF Berwyn, Pa. Churchville, Pa. St. Joseph’s Prep Council Rock South

High School: Captained the team as a High School: First Team All-Suburban senior...Posted a 22-6 record for his high One Continental as a senior...Chosen as school career...Led St. Joseph’s Prep to the 2008 Courier Times Player of the Philadelphia Catholic League titles as a Year...Also named team MVP...Second sophomore and a junior and then the Team All-Southeastern Pennsylvania as Philadelphia City championship as a sen- well...As a junior, named to the All- ior...Three-time First Team All-Catholic Suburban One Continental Second honoree...Named Second Team All-City Team...Also lettered in basketball. twice and First Team All-City once...Chosen as the Philadelphia Pitcher of the Year as a senior in 2009...Also lettered in soccer, serving as team cap- Personal: Born on November 5, 1989 to Joseph and Linda Stoll...Majoring tain as a senior. in finance. Personal: Born on October 2, 1990 to Mark and Christine Mullen...Father and uncles, Tony and Kevin, also played baseball at Saint Joseph’s...Is an undecided business major. Eddie Palmer Freshman • C Glen Burnie, Md. Archbishop Spalding

High School: Three-time First Team All- MIAA, First Team All-County and Second Team All-Metro selection...Twice named team’s most valuable player...Was the only freshman starter on the varsity squad...Team posted a 103-36 record in his four years.

Personal: Born on September 19, 1991 to Edward and Maureen Palmer... Majoring in physics.

2010 Baseball 21 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW

It was an up-and-down season in 2009 for Saint Joseph’s TEAM AWARDS baseball but in the end the Hawks notched their best Atlantic 10 finish in six years under first-year head coach Fritz Hamburg. SJU Most Outstanding Player ...... David Valesente showed notable improvement at the plate and got solid contribu- Scholar-Athlete Award ...... Dewey Oriente Vasquez Award ...... Evan Spano tions on the mound from some unexpected sources; it is this type Dorie Leahy Award ...... Chris Hildreth of team effort that looks to have the Crimson and Gray in the Pitcher of the Year ...... Randy Mower thick of the A-10 title race for years to come. Hitter of the Year ...... Dewey Oriente Tough competition and inclement weather conspired to Defensive Player of the Year ...... Phil Pursino keep the Hawks out of the win column until March 7, but once Most Improved Player ...... Mike Plakis they broke through they showed the potential for big things. SJU Coaches Award ...... Chris Hildreth opened its conference slate with a three-game sweep of city rival Captain’s Award ...... Mike Blahusch La Salle, the first A-10 sweep for the Hawks in almost seven years. Ben Wendle Series wins at Fordham and against Temple left Saint Joseph’s at 7-4 in conference play before a late-season swoon took SJU out OTHER AWARDS of postseason contention. However, the end of the season was ABCA/Rawlings All-East Region Second Team ...... Dewey Oriente not without its highlights as the Hawks earned a resounding vic- Atlantic 10 All-Conference Honorable Mention ...... Dewey Oriente tory over two-time defending Atlantic 10 champion Charlotte All-Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Team ...... Randy Mower and a walk-off win over George Washington at Campbell’s Field Dewey Oriente in the season’s final week. David Valesente Junior Dewey Oriente had a breakout season for Saint Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball All-Academic Team ...... Dewey Oriente Joseph’s, leading the team and finishing third in the conference Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Coach of the Year ...... Fritz Hamburg with a .403 batting average. He also led the team with six home Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Pitcher of the Week . . .Dominic Favazza (3/23) runs, 39 runs batted in and a .604 slugging percentage. Receiving Randy Mower (5/18) most of his at bats at designated hitter, he was still solid in the field, making just two errors at first base. For his efforts he was Wendle and redshirt senior Chris Hildreth made smooth named Honorable Mention All-Atlantic 10 and earned All- transitions from playing predominantly in the field in 2008 to Philadelphia Big 5 honors, as well as a place on the Big 5 All- being effective at the back end of the bullpen in 2009. Hildreth Academic team. led the team in appearances, taking the hill 19 times and serving Joining Oriente on the All-Big 5 Team was junior David as the team’s primary closer, saving four games. Wendle Valesente. Valesente’s Hawk Hill career continued its upward notched a 3.12 ERA in 15 games and earned a pair of saves as slope in 2009 as he was named the team’s Most Outstanding well. Matt Barnathan did double duty as well, going 1-1 with a Player. He ranked second on the squad in average (.369), home 4.72 earned run average and a save in 15 appearances; he also runs (five), RBI (35) and slugging (.563) while leading in runs hit .257 in 109 at bats in the outfield. scored (39), doubles (15) and on-base percentage (.459). He also While 2009 featured both peaks and valleys for the Hawk strung together a 19-game hitting streak that came up one short baseball squad, the foundation laid by Hamburg and his staff, as of the school record, set in 1983. Valesente crossed the 100-hit well as emerging stars such as Oriente, Valesente and Mower, barrier for his career on February 27 and now sits 16th all-time should bode well as Saint Joseph’s aims to continue its rise in the with 160. increasingly competitive Atlantic 10. Redshirt senior Mike Blahusch also notched his 100th career hit with a single on March 14. One day earlier he was hit by a pitch for the 26th time in his career, breaking the previous record of 25. He finished the season with 125 career hits (tied for 32nd in SJU history) and 38 career HBP. His 14 for the season are the second-highest single-season total as redshirt sophomore Mike Coleman was plunked 16 times this year. The Hawks as a team set a pair of hit-by-pitch records as well. SJU was on the receiving end of 104 beanballs, shattering the record of 64 set in 2008. The 2009 Hawks were just the 19th team in NCAA history to reach that milestone. In the second game of a doubleheader on April 5, 10 Hawk batsmen were hit by pitches, tying the 11-year-old NCAA Division I record originally set by Washington. Ben Wendle was hit three times in the game, tying a school record. Valesente tied a pair of school records in a 22-12 win over SIU-Edwardsville on March 11. The racked up five hits in the game; he is the fourth Hawk to achieve that feat. Three of those hits were doubles, which also matched a school mark that was last reach in April of 2000. A week later, Coleman tied the school record for at bats in a game, strolling to the plate eight times in the March 18 game against Lehigh. On the mound, the Hawks were once again led by junior left- hander Randy Mower. Mower finished the season 5-5 with a 4.80 earned run average, tops among the SJU starting staff. He led the team in wins and innings pitched and moved into the top five all-time in both categories. At his current pace, Mower could Ben Wendle made the transition from full-time right fielder leave Hawk Hill as both the winningest and the most durable to part-time setup man in 2009, notching a 1-1 record with a pitcher in Saint Joseph’s history. 3.12 earned run average and two saves in 15 appearances.

22 Saint Joseph’s University 2009 STATISTICS

SAINT JOSEPH'S UNIVERSITY FINAL 2009 BASEBALL STATISTICS (OVERALL: 16-30-1 / ATLANTIC 10: 9-17) (ALL GAMES SORTED BY BATTING AVG) Player AVG GP-GS AB RH2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO AEFLD% Dewey Oriente .403 39-34 144 27 58 72639 87 .604 10 2 30 3 .443 204-7 54 32.966 David Valesente .369 45-45 176 39 65 15 2535 99 .563 20 11 27 2 .459 201-2 90 122 8 .964 Ryan McDonald .301 43-36 146 23 44 61125 55 .377 12 10 15 3 .391 101-2 220 17 3 .988 Mike Coleman .299 47-44 164 34 49 50114 57 .348 15 16 33 1 .408 1112-19 106 42.982 Joe Cook .281 38-38 121 24 34 50016 39 .322 23 10 19 5 .429 235-6 66 113 21 .895 Mike Blahusch .276 40-32 127 17 35 71117 47 .370 7 14 20 4 .373 237-8 50 60 12 .902 ------Ryan Kemp .500 9-2 14 37301613 .929 0020.467 100-0 142.714 Chris Hildreth .375 6-1 83310024.500 1000.444 000-0 162.778 Drew Smith .304 29-23 92 14 28 91015 39 .424 10 6 20 1 .400 241-2 117 22 4 .972 Phil Pursino .290 23-19 62 13 18 10110 22 .355 9891.443 011-2 111 13 4 .969 Evan Spano .273 11-6 22 3601038.364 2050.320 100-0 37 41.976 Brian Hartsell .269 34-23 93 12 25 41215 37 .398 3622 2 .333 001-3 169 19 2 .989 Mike Plakis .257 38-28 109 29 28 71427 49 .450 27 4 33 0 .407 505-6 38 22.952 Matt Barnathan .257 32-29 109 20 28 54118 44 .404 19 5 25 4 .391 030-1 45 33.941 Brett Tiagwad .237 28-11 38 11 900019.237 9114 0 .396 032-2 37 11.974 Ben Wendle .222 20-19 72 10 16 500721 .292 3813 2 .321 101-1 36 401.000 Mike Boyland .182 31-28 99 12 18 40113 25 .253 9226 3 .259 230-0 25 57 6 .932 Kevin Taylor .105 14-2 19 2210033.158 1190.182 100-0 6401.000 Mike Gers .063 10-3 16 1100001.063 1051.118 010-1 263.727 Brooks Miller .000 2-0 20000010.000 1020.333 000-0 1001.000 Chris Prescott .000 3-0 00000000.000 0000.000 000-0 1301.000 Totals .290 47-47 1633 297 474 85 14 24 267 659 .404 182 104 329 32 .391 23 22 41-62 1228 533 81 .956 Opponents .305 47-47 1661 374 506 86 9 53 327 769 .463 253 48 265 22 .407 21 26 63-92 1259 565 57 .970 LOB - Team (408), Opp (408). DPs turned - Team (38), Opp (43). TPs turned - Team (0), Opp (1). CI - Team (4), Smith 2, Pursino 2. IBB - Team (2), McDonald 1, Plakis 1, Opp (19). Picked off - Coleman 3, McDonald 2, Pursino 2, Oriente 1, Spano 1, Blahusch 1, Plakis 1. (ALL GAMES SORTED BY EARNED RUN AVG) Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO/CBD SV IP HRER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Pat Monaghan 0.00 0-0 200 0/0 0 1.2 3703100010 .300 00000 Ben Wendle 3.12 1-1 15 00 0/0 2 17.1 12 8610 15 10360 .200 21000 Chris Hildreth 4.63 1-2 19 00 0/0 4 23.1 27 23 12 12 17 40595 .284 36002 Matt Barnathan 4.72 1-1 15 00 0/0 1 26.2 22 16 14 15 14 82096 .229 45122 Randy Mower 4.80 5-5 12 12 1 0/0 0 80.2 108 54 43 20 44 14 19331 .326 22045 Mike Boyland 4.91 0-0 400 0/0 0 3.2 5221430016 .313 00000 Ryan Kemp 5.09 1-3 15 00 0/0 0 23.0 19 18 13 30 18 21181 .235 75043 Doug DiSandro 5.40 0-2 15 00 0/0 0 18.1 19 20 11 20 500167 .284 34113 A.J. Holland 6.05 2-5 12 11 0 0/0 0 41.2 65 45 28 18 19 14 13183 .355 68132 Dominic Favazza 6.27 2-6 14 90 0/0 0 56.0 70 47 39 28 46 11 27237 .295 93002 Chris Prescott 6.63 1-2 11 10 0 0/0 0 38.0 36 31 28 27 26 12 17147 .245 95011 Adam Rivera 8.23 1-1 16 20 0/0 0 35.0 52 37 32 13 17 719148 .351 12122 Bryan Penalo 9.72 1-0 10 10 0/0 0 16.2 19 24 18 25 19 30363 .302 45121 Quentin Farr 11.25 0-2 10 20 0/0 0 16.0 23 20 20 19 12 60368 .338 10112 Dan DiOrio 12.38 0-0 700 0/0 0 8.0 16 14 11 7710240 .400 22010 Justin Trudell 16.62 0-0 500 0/0 0 4.1 10 885100019 .526 10101 Totals 6.25 16-30 47 47 1 0/0 7 410.1 506 374 285 253 265 86 9 53 1661 .305 54 48 7 21 26 Opponents 5.38 30-16 47 47 7 2/0 7 419.2 474 297 251 182 329 85 14 24 1633 .290 39 104 11 23 22 PB - Team (16), Smith 7, Pursino 6, Spano 3, Opp (9). Pickoffs - Team (9), Pursino 2, Favazza 2, Penalo 2, Mower 1, Kemp 1, Prescott 1, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Smith (33-43), Pursino (23-31), Favazza (15-17), Holland (11-14), Kemp (13-14), Rivera (5-12), Mower (4-10), Spano (7-10), Barnathan (7-8), Prescott (2-4), Wendle (0-3), Hildreth (1-3), DiSandro (2-3), Farr (2-2), Penalo (1-2). 2009 BASEBALL GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS: Record: 16-30-1 Home: 7-11-1 Away: 7-17 Neutral: 2-2 Date Opponent ...... Result RHE/RHE Inn Overall Atlantic 10 Pitcher of Record Attendance Time Feb 20, 2009 at San Jose State...... 0-1 L030/1409 0-1 0-0 Prescott (L, 0-1) 510 1:54 Feb 20, 2009 at San Jose State...... 5-15 L595/15 13 19 0-2 0-0 Mower (L, 0-1) 510 2:43 Feb 21, 2009 at San Jose State...... 1-5 L170/511 29 0-3 0-0 Holland (L, 0-1) 417 2:49 Feb 21, 2009 at San Jose State...... 4-7 L461/7419 0-4 0-0 DiSandro (L, 0-1) 417 3:11 Feb 27, 2009 at Old Dominion ...... 10-11 L 10 15 1/11 12 29 0-5 0-0 Rivera (L, 0-1) 452 3:00 Mar 07, 2009 ! vs. New York Tech ...... 7-2 W773/2619 1-5 0-0 Holland (W, 1-1) -- -- Mar 08, 2009 ! vs. Penn State ...... 7-8 L711 4/811 29 1-6 0-0 Kemp (L, 0-1) 229 3:07 Mar 09, 2009 ! vs. Pittsburgh...... 5-18 L515 4/18 19 09 1-7 0-0 Prescott (L, 0-2) -- -- Mar 10, 2009 at #6 Miami (Fla.) ...... 6-11 L673/11 17 39 1-8 0-0 Mower (L, 0-2) 1,501 3:22 Mar 11, 2009 ! vs. Southern Illinois-Edwardsville...... 22-12 W 22 20 5/12 11 19 2-8 0-0 Rivera (W, 1-1) 50 4:00 Mar 13, 2009 SAINT PETER’S...... 7-6 W715 3/653 9 3-8 0-0 Hildreth (W, 1-0) 44 3:16 Mar 14, 2009 MANHATTAN ...... 14-19 L 14 17 4/19 22 19 3-9 0-0 Favazza (L, 0-1) 114 3:32 Mar 15, 2009 NIAGARA...... 4-1 W491/1909 4-9 0-0 Mower (W, 1-2) 102 2:35 Mar 17, 2009 VILLANOVA ...... 6-9 L613 0/912 0 (10) 4-10 0-0 Barnathan (L, 0-1) 107 3:39 Mar 18, 2009 LEHIGH...... 19-19 T 19 24 1/19 21 49 4-10-1 0-0 None 100 4:06 Mar 20, 2009 * at La Salle...... 3-2 W361/2719 5-10-1 1-0 Favazza (W, 1-1) 406 2:47 Mar 21, 2009 * at La Salle...... 5-4 W511 2/450 (11) 6-10-1 2-0 Barnathan (W, 1-1) 519 3:37 Mar 22, 2009 * at La Salle...... 4-3 W441/310 19 7-10-1 3-0 Mower (W, 2-2) 488 2:35 Mar 24, 2009 $ LAFAYETTE ...... 3-2 W311 3/210 19 8-10-1 3-0 Penalo (W, 1-0) 147 2:40 Mar 25, 2009 at Delaware ...... 4-16 L410 2/16 11 19 8-11-1 3-0 Farr (L, 0-1) 101 3:04 Mar 27, 2009 *& ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 2-7 L251/7819 8-12-1 3-1 Favazza (L, 1-2) 127 2:42 Mar 28, 2009 *& ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 1-3 L160/312 09 8-13-1 3-2 Mower (L, 2-3) 117 2:25 Mar 28, 2009 *& ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 5-11 L592/11 92 9 8-14-1 3-3 Holland (L, 1-2) 134 2:55 Apr 04, 2009 * at Fordham ...... 4-9 L442/914 29 8-15-1 3-4 Favazza (L, 1-3) 197 2:46 Apr 05, 2009 * at Fordham ...... 11-5 W 11 92/573 9 9-15-1 4-4 Holland (W, 2-2) 345 2:51 Apr 05, 2009 * at Fordham ...... 6-5 W690/510 09 10-15-1 5-4 Mower (W, 3-3) 245 2:40 Apr 07, 2009 $ DELAWARE...... 9-12 L913 1/12 10 19 10-16-1 5-4 Farr (L, 0-2) 77 2:54 Apr 08, 2009 DELAWARE...... 6-4 W611 0/411 29 11-16-1 5-4 Prescott (W, 1-2) 148 2:51 Apr 10, 2009 *# TEMPLE ...... 9-4 W913 0/410 29 12-16-1 6-4 Mower (W, 4-3) 110 2:34 Apr 10, 2009 *# TEMPLE ...... 11-6 W 11 11 1/681 9 13-16-1 7-4 Wendle (W, 1-0) 177 3:02 Apr 16, 2009 at Lehigh ...... 8-6 W810 2/680 9 14-16-1 7-4 Kemp (W, 1-1) 92 2:56 Apr 17, 2009 * at Massachusetts...... 0-3 L061/3819 14-17-1 7-5 Mower (L, 4-4) 113 2:00 Apr 18, 2009 * at Massachusetts...... 2-10 L242/10 15 19 14-18-1 7-6 Favazza (L, 1-4) 133 2;30 Apr 19, 2009 * at Massachusetts...... 9-11 L915 2/11 13 2 (10) 14-19-1 7-7 Kemp (L, 1-2) 110 3:11 Apr 24, 2009 * RHODE ISLAND...... 8-16 L811 2/16 21 39 14-20-1 7-8 Mower (L, 4-5) 204 3:10 Apr 25, 2009 * RHODE ISLAND...... 7-14 L714 1/14 18 09 14-21-1 7-9 Favazza (L, 1-5) 234 3:10 Apr 26, 2009 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-6 L152/610 29 14-22-1 7-10 Holland (L, 2-3) 262 3:07 Apr 29, 2009 at NJIT...... 7-10 L712 1/10 81 9 14-23-1 7-10 DiSandro (L, 0-2) 216 2:56 May 01, 2009 * at Xavier...... 6-9 L692/910 39 14-24-1 7-11 Kemp (L, 1-3) 287 3:15 May 02, 2009 * at Xavier...... 5-7 L592/711 09 14-25-1 7-12 Hildreth (L, 1-1) 305 2:44 May 03, 2009 * at Xavier...... 6-8 L693/8819 14-26-1 7-13 Holland (L, 2-4) 350 3:25 May 08, 2009 * at Charlotte...... 9-11 L914 2/11 81 9 14-27-1 7-14 Wendle (L, 1-1) 717 3:05 May 09, 2009 * at Charlotte...... 14-5 W 14 15 1/510 19 15-27-1 8-14 Mower (W, 5-5) 701 2:27 May 10, 2009 * at Charlotte...... 6-9 L610 3/912 19 15-28-1 8-15 Holland (L, 2-5) 723 2:35 May 14, 2009 *& GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-4 W510 0/411 19 16-28-1 9-15 Favazza (W, 2-5) 214 3:02 May 15, 2009 *& GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 2-4 L280/4719 16-29-1 9-16 Hildreth (L, 1-2) 370 2:12 May 16, 2009 *& GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 2-4 L232/4909 16-30-1 9-17 Favazza (L, 2-6) 322 2:41

! – Palm Beach Challenge, Lantana, Fla.; $ – Liberty Bell Classic; & – Game played at Campbell’s Field, Camden, N.J.; # – Game played at Hank DeVincent Field, Philadelphia, Pa.; * – Atlantic 10 Conference game; () – extra inning game; Home games in CAPS. 2010 Baseball 23 ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE

strived to better recognize the academic Atlantic 10 Conference accomplishments of its student-athletes. The Commissioner's Honor Roll, which Staff Directory cites every Atlantic 10 student-athlete with a 3.5 grade point average or better, recognized 1,247 student-athletes in the Commissioner Fall 2007 while 1,106 were named to the Bernadette V. McGlade Spring 2008 Honor Roll. The league sponsors Academic All- BERNADETTE V. MCGLADE Conference teams in each of its sports and Associate Commissioner honors one student-athlete per sport as COMMISSIONER the A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year. In Debbie Richardson Atlantic 10 Conference 2007-08, 192 student-athletes earned 11827 Canon Blvd. Academic All-Conference recognition. Associate Commissioner Suite 200 Moreover, the Atlantic 10 provides four Newport News, VA 23606 postgraduate scholarship grants to quali- Ed Pasque Phone: (757) 706-3040 fied student-athletes. Fax: (757) 706-3042 The Atlantic 10 Conference had 34 Web Site: www.atlantic10.org teams among the 712 Division I sports Assistant Commissioner On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is teams honored by the NCAA with public Megan Kahn now the Atlantic 10 Conference was con- recognition awards for their latest multi- ceived. What started as an eight-school, year Academic Progress Rate scores. men’s basketball-only affiliation has These teams posted multi-year APR scores Assistant Commissioner in the top 10 percent of all squads in their grown into a 14-university, 21-sport Stephen Haug league that is universally hailed as one of respective sports. Saint Louis and Xavier the best conferences in the country. led the Atlantic 10 in the number of high- performing squads receiving awards with That growth and prominence is a Director of New Media and Internet direct result of the ideals and commit- six teams each. In twenty of the twenty- ments of the member institutions of the one sports sponsored by the Atlantic 10, AnnMarie Person Atlantic 10 - the University of Dayton, the league's Academic Progress Rates Duquesne University, Fordham University, (APR) were at or above the conference The George Washington University, La average nationally according to the most Director of Championships Salle University, University of recent data released by the NCAA. Brad Jones Massachusetts, University of North Men’s swimming & diving standout Carolina at Charlotte, University of Rhode Brad Byars of Saint Louis was among 58 Island, University of Richmond, St. NCAA winter-sport student-athletes to Director of Compliance earn an educational grant for the upcom- Bonaventure University, Saint Joseph's Jill Redmond University, Saint Louis University, Temple ing academic year through the NCAA post- University, and Xavier University. graduate scholarship program. Byars will continue his education at Saint Louis On June 2, 2008, Bernadette V. Associate Director of Communications McGlade was named the fifth full-time University where he will pursue a Juris commissioner in Conference history, Doctorate and Masters of Health Care Melissa Kristofak replacing Linda Bruno, who held the posi- Administration. tion for 13 years. McGlade’s experience in The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a collegiate athletics as a student-athlete, total population of nearly 74 million peo- Assignor of Baseball Umpires ple within its geographic footprint of eight coach and administrator spans more than Nick Zibelli thirty years. states and the District of Columbia, will "Bernadette's deep experience with crown champions in 21 sports this season: arguably the class-act athletic conference baseball, men's and women's basketball, [Atlantic Coast Conference] in the country men's and women's cross country, field makes us incredibly excited to be bringing hockey, men's golf, women’s , her on board as commissioner of the men's and women's indoor and outdoor Atlantic 10 Conference," said Father track & field, women's rowing, men's and Michael Graham, Xavier University presi- women's soccer, softball, men's and dent and president of the Atlantic 10 women's swimming & diving, men's and Presidents' Council. women's , and women's volleyball. The presidents and chancellors of Atlantic 10 institutions have made a strong commitment to making the aca- demic and athletics equation work. Over the years, the league membership has

24 Saint Joseph’s University 2009 ATLANTIC 10 STATISTICS 2009 ATLANTIC 10 LEAGUE LEADERS FINAL 2009 ATLANTIC 10 STANDINGS BATTING PITCHING TEAM

Atlantic 10 Overall Batting Average Earned Run Average Batting Average W LTPCT WL T PCT S. Rockey, GW ...... 420 P. Lehman, GW ...... 2.40 Dayton ...... 332 D. Oriente, SJU ...... 406 J. Yermal, CHA ...... 3.01 Charlotte ...... 322 1. Dayton 21 60.778 38 19 0 .667 J. Roesinger, UD ...... 401 K. McLain, CHA ...... 3.03 Temple ...... 321 2. Rhode Island 19 60.760 37 20 1 .647 R. Lyerly, CHA ...... 401 C. Hobson, UD ...... 3.43 Xavier ...... 311 D. Rhault, URI ...... 393 D. Sever, SLU ...... 3.60 Massachusetts ...... 309 3. Xavier * 18 90.667 38 19 0 .667 Rhode Island ...... 305 T. Negrin, LAS ...... 374 N. Greenwood, URI ...... 3.61 4. Massachusetts 16 11 0 .593 27 26 0 .509 Saint Joseph’s ...... 290 L. DelGrippo, TU ...... 373 E. Smith, URI ...... 4.08 Saint Louis ...... 286 Fordham 16 11 0 .593 22 32 0 .407 S. Barksdale, TU ...... 371 M. Clegg, UM ...... 4.15 La Salle ...... 286 D. Valesente, SJU ...... 369 S. Kennedy, LAS ...... 4.29 Charlotte 16 11 0 .593 33 22 0 .600 St. Bonaventure ...... 284 R. Bennett, SLU ...... 368 S. Turmail, SLU ...... 4.32 Richmond ...... 283 7. Saint Louis 12 13 0 .480 30 25 0 .545 George Washington ...... 283 Runs Scored Innings Pitched Fordham ...... 281 8. George Washington 11 15 0 .423 22 33 0 .400 J. Spaeth, UD ...... 58 P. Lehman, GW ...... 105.0 Duquesne ...... 280 Temple 11 15 0 .423 17 33 0 .340 Z. Jacob, UD ...... 56 J.P. Mack, FOR ...... 97.0 10. Richmond 11 16 0 .407 22 25 0 .468 B. Baudinet, UM ...... 54 N. Greenwood, URI ...... 92.1 Earned Run Average A. Pasono, XU ...... 54 M. Clegg, UM ...... 91.0 Charlotte ...... 4.61 11. St. Bonaventure 9 17 0 .346 24 25 0 .490 S. Barksdale, TU ...... 53 Q. Haselhorst, UD ...... 91.0 Rhode Island ...... 4.76 Saint Joseph’s 9 17 0 .346 16 30 1 .351 O. Palmer, URI ...... 53 Massachusetts ...... 5.10 R. Rivers, CHA ...... 53 Strikeouts St. Bonaventure ...... 5.31 13. La Salle 8 18 0 .308 19 30 0 .388 J. Wilson, CHA ...... 53 P. Lehman, GW ...... 89 Saint Louis ...... 5.45 Dayton ...... 5.52 C. Hobson, UD ...... 83 14. Duquesne 7 19 0 .269 14 41 0 .311 Xavier ...... 5.71 Runs Batted In M. Clegg, UM ...... 81 * – Atlantic 10 tournament champion B. Thomas, XU ...... 66 La Salle ...... 5.78 D. Rosenbaum, XU ...... 77 George Washington ...... 6.03 R. Rivers, CHA ...... 65 N. Greenwood, URI ...... 74 Z. Miller, SLU ...... 61 Fordham ...... 6.23 2009 POSTSEASON AWARDS Saint Joseph’s ...... 6.25 D. Rhault, URI ...... 60 Wins Player of the Year: Dan Rhault, Rhode Island S. Rockey, GW ...... 60 Richmond ...... 6.33 Q. Haselhorst, UD ...... 8 Temple ...... 7.03 Pitcher of the Year: Pat Lehman, George Washington C. Tyrell, UD ...... 60 Rookie of the Year: Cameron Hobson, Dayton D. Sherba, SBU ...... 8 Duquesne ...... 7.95 J. Yermal, CHA ...... 8 Student-Athlete of the Year: Ryan Bennett, Saint Louis Triples M. Clegg, UM ...... 7 Scoring (Runs per Game) A. Dunsmore, UD ...... 6 Coach of the Year: , Dayton N. Greenwood, URI ...... 7 Charlotte ...... 8.55 D. Leach, FOR ...... 6 C. Hobson, UD ...... 7 Dayton ...... 7.86 B. Baudinet, UM ...... 5 Xavier ...... 7.42 2010 ATLANTIC 10 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE M. Barnathan, SJU ...... 4 P. Lehman, GW ...... 7 B. Muransky, XU ...... 7 Richmond ...... 7.15 March 26-28 April 16-18 May 7-9 Z. Miller, SLU ...... 4 Temple ...... 7.04 Dayton at La Salle Dayton at Charlotte Charlotte at Xavier B. Steinbach, SBU ...... 4 Massachusetts ...... 7.02 Saves Duquesne at G. Washington Duquesne at Xavier Fordham at Saint Joseph’s K. Suminski, SBU ...... 4 Saint Louis ...... 6.84 J. Conley, XU ...... 13 Fordham at Richmond G. Washington at Richmond G. Washington at Temple Rhode Island ...... 6.52 UMass at Saint Joseph’s UMass at Rhode Island UMass at Dayton Home Runs L. Demko, URI ...... 11 Duquesne ...... 6.44 Rhode Island at Temple SaintJoseph’satSt.Bonaventure RhodeIslandatSt.Bonaventure R. Rivers, CHA ...... 18 B. Alas, UR ...... 8 Fordham ...... 6.33 St. Bonaventure at Charlotte Saint Louis at Fordham Richmond at Duquesne B. Thomas, XU ...... 16 S. Finn, UD ...... 7 Saint Joseph’s ...... 6.32 Xavier at Saint Louis Temple at La Salle Saint Louis at La Salle S. Barksdale, TU ...... 15 M. Gedman, UM ...... 5 La Salle ...... 5.78 B. DiNardo, FOR ...... 15 K. McLain, CHA ...... 5 St. Bonaventure ...... 5.73 April 1-4 April 23-25 May 14-16 M. Tracy, DUQ ...... 14 C. Salembier, SLU ...... 5 George Washington ...... 5.65 Dayton at Temple Charlotte at G. Washington Fordham at G. Washington Duquesne at La Salle Fordham at Dayton UMass at Xavier Stolen Bases Appearances Fielding Percentage UMass at Charlotte La Salle at Saint Joseph’s Richmond at Rhode Island J. McCambridge, XU ...... 42 B. Greenwell, XU ...... 31 La Salle ...... 974 Rhode Island at Fordham Richmond at Temple St. Bonaventure at La Salle A. McConnell, UR ...... 31 K. McLain, CHA ...... 30 Xavier ...... 971 St.BonaventureatG.Washington St. Bonaventure at Duquesne Saint Joseph’s at Dayton D. Leach, FOR ...... 29 B. Muransky, XU ...... 28 Rhode Island ...... 969 Saint Louis at Saint Joseph’s Saint Louis at UMass Saint Louis at Charlotte J. Bosnik, SBU ...... 26 D. Brown, DUQ ...... 26 Saint Louis ...... 963 Xavier at Richmond Xavier at Rhode Island Temple at Duquesne B. O’Conner, XU ...... 22 G. Leaver, URI ...... 26 Charlotte ...... 959 Dayton ...... 958 April 9-11 April 30-May 2 May 20-22 George Washington ...... 958 Charlotte at Rhode island G. Washington at UMass Charlotte at Richmond Fordham ...... 957 Fordham at St. Bonaventure La Salle at Fordham Dayton at Saint Louis Richmond ...... 957 G. Washington at Dayton Rhode Island at Duquesne Duquesne at Fordham St. Bonaventure ...... 957 La Salle at Xavier St. Bonaventure at Saint Louis G. Washington at Rhode Island Saint Joseph’s ...... 956 Richmond at UMass Saint Joseph’s at Richmond La Salle at UMass Massachusetts ...... 954 Saint Joseph’s at Duquesne Temple at Charlotte Temple at St. Bonaventure Duquesne ...... 944 Temple at Saint Louis Xavier at Dayton Xavier at Saint Joseph’s Temple ...... 939

2009 A-10 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM 2009 A-10 ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM

Player School Position Class Player School Position Class Rob Lyerly Charlotte 1B Jr. Ben Thomas Xavier 1B So. Sean Rockey George Washington 2B Jr. Oliver Palmer Rhode Island 2B Jr. Jimmy Roesinger Dayton 3B So. Danny Leach Fordham 3B Sr. Dan Rhault Rhode Island SS Sr. Jordan Conley Xavier SS Sr. Sean Barksdale Temple OF Sr. Max Navalinski Dayton OF Sr. Mike Donato Massachusetts OF Jr. Adam Pasono Xavier OF Sr. Jacob Spaeth Dayton OF Sr. Justin Wilson Charlotte OF So. Scott Dunwoody Dayton C Gr. Zane WIlliams Charlotte C Jr. Jim Macdonald Massachusetts DH Sr. Ryan Rivers Charlotte DH So. Pat Lehman George Washington SP Sr. Cameron Hobson Dayton SP Fr. Eric Smith Rhode Island SP Jr. Joe Yermal Charlotte SP So. Jordan Conley Xavier RP Sr. Luke Demko Rhode Island RP Sr.

2010 Baseball 25 PHILADELPHIA BIG 5 BASEBALL

In February of 2006, the head coaches at the five Division I universities in the 2009 All-Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Team Pos. Player School Philadelphia area that sponsor baseball – La Salle, Penn, Saint Joseph’s, Temple, and C Kyle Obal Temple Villanova – announced the formation of the Philadelphia Diamond Five. In 2007, the 1B T.J. Chism La Salle 2B David Valesente Saint Joseph’s Diamond Five became known as “Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball.” 3B Tony Jusino Temple Formed with the goal of increasing the exposure of college baseball in the area, SS Mark Ortega Temple Big 5 Baseball honors a Player and Pitcher of the Week throughout the year in addi- SS Derek Vigoa Penn OF Sean Barksdale Temple tion to naming an All-Big 5 Baseball Team at the end of the season. OF Tom Grandieri Penn Fritz Hamburg was named the Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball Coach of the Year in OF John Malloy La Salle DH Dewey Oriente Saint Joseph’s 2009. Current seniors Randy Mower, Dewey Oriente, and David Valesente were UT William Gordon Penn named to the All-Big 5 Baseball Team as well, while Mower and junior Dominic SP Kevin Fuqua La Salle SP Randy Mower Saint Joseph’s Favazza received weekly honors during the season. In addition, Oriente was named SP Brian Streilein Villanova to the Philadelphia Big 5 Baseball All-Academic Team. SP Ryan Thomas Temple RP Mike Francisco Villanova LIBERTY BELL CLASSIC

The 19th annual Liberty Bell College Classic, featuring Saint Joseph's and Penn seven other area Division I schools, will take place this spring with the title game March 30 played at Citizens Bank Park, home of the two-time defending National League Saint Joseph’s champion Philadelphia Phillies. A single elimination event, the tournament gets April 6 Lafayette underway with the quarterfinal round at home sites. March 30 Delaware April 20 CHAMPION Hawks in the Liberty Bell Classic Citizens Bank Park Date Opponent ...... Score Date Opponent ...... Score Date Opponent ...... Score Lehigh 4/01/92 Pennsylvania ...... 15-3 L 3/31/99 Delaware ...... 10-9 W 3/30/04 LEHIGH ...... 5-3 L March 30 4/06/93 Drexel ...... 6-1 L 4/06/99 Lehigh ...... 9-5 W 3/22/05 VILLANOVA ...... 14-6 L 3/29/94 Villanova ...... 6-5 W 4/08/99 Villanova* ...... 14-13 L 3/28/06 at Lafayette ...... 3-0 L Temple 4/05/94 Drexel ...... 13-5 L 3/29/00 La Salle ...... 20-6 W 3/27/07 at Penn ...... 11-5 L April 6 4/04/95 La Salle ...... 14-13 W 4/04/00 Delaware ...... 9-8 L 3/25/08 at Delaware ...... 17-2 L Villanova 4/06/95 Delaware ...... 5-1 L 4/17/01 Villanova ...... 5-4 L 3/24/09 LAFAYETTE ...... 3-2 W March 30 4/11/96 Villanova ...... 11-7 W 3/27/02 Pennsylvania ...... 13-6 W 4/7/09 DELAWARE ...... 12-9 L La Salle 4/17/96 Delaware ...... 10-8 L 4/03/02 Delaware ...... 10-3 L 4/03/97 Temple ...... 12-4 L 3/27/03 Drexel ...... 5-2 W * Liberty Bell Championship Game 4/01/98 La Salle ...... 13-8 W 4/01/03 Delaware ...... 7-1 W Home games in CAPS 4/14/98 Villanova ...... 16-4 L 4/02/03 Temple* ...... 5-3 L THE HAWK

The Saint Joseph’s Hawk mascot has been flapping its wings for over half a century, cel- ebrating its golden anniversary in 2005-06. One of the most famous mascots in college sports, the Hawk is best known for staying in constant motion by flapping its wings throughout every basketball game and represent- ing the Saint Joseph’s motto, “The Hawk Will Never Die.” Saint Joseph’s athletic teams have been recognized with the nickname “Hawks” since 1929. At that time, the school’s yearbook editor initiated a contest among the student body for a symbol. More than 100 submissions were narrowed, with “Hawks” winning out over “Grenadiers” by a slim margin. The name was appropriate because it typified “the fighting spirit of our crimson and gray athletes and it is suggestive of the aerial attack which has made our football team famous.” Football, ironically, was discontinued at SJU following the 1939 season. The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous accolades in its 50-year history. It has been selected as the nation’s top mascot by The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated for Kids, Street & Smith’s Basketball Yearbook and ESPN College Basketball magazine. The Hawk was also nominated for the Mascot Hall of Fame in 2008.

26 Saint Joseph’s University 2010 ATLANTIC 10 OPPONENTS Dayton Duquesne Fordham May 14-16 at Dayton April 9-11 at Duquesne May 7-9 at Campbell’s Field Location: ...... Dayton, Ohio Location: ...... Pittsburgh, Pa. Location: ...... Bronx, N.Y. Nickname: ...... Flyers Nickname: ...... Dukes Nickname: ...... Rams Home Field: . . .Time Warner Cable Stadium Home Field: ...... Duquesne Field Home Field: ...... Houlihan Park Head Coach: ...... Tony Vittorio Head Coach: ...... Mike Wilson Head Coach: ...... Nick Restaino 2009 Record: ...... 38-19 2009 Record: ...... 14-41 2009 Record: ...... 22-32 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: ...... 21-6/1st 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: ...... 7-19/14th 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: . . . . .16-11/T-4th All-Time Series: ...... Dayton, 12-8 All-Time Series: ...... Tied, 13-13 All-Time Series: . . . .Saint Joseph’s, 18-17-1 Last Meeting: ...... 4/12/08; UD 6, SJU 4 Last Meeting: ...... 4/29/07; SJU 10, DU 8 Last Meeting: . . . .4/5/09; SJU 6, Fordham 5 Last SJU Win: ...... 4/11/08; SJU 9, UD 4 Last SJU Win: ...... 4/29/07; SJU 10, DU 8 Last SJU Win: . . . .4/5/09; SJU 6, Fordham 5 Website: ...... www.daytonflyers.com Website: ...... www.goduquesne.com Website: ...... www.fordhamsports.com Baseball SID: ...... Seth Iiames Baseball SID: ...... George Nieman Baseball SID: ...... Scott Kwiatkowski SID Email: . . . [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: . . . [email protected]

La Salle Massachusetts Richmond April 23-25 at Campbell’s Field March 26-28 at Campbell’s Field April 30, May 1-2 at Richmond Location: ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Location: ...... Amherst, Mass. Location: ...... Richmond, Va. Nickname: ...... Explorers Nickname: ...... Minutemen Nickname: ...... Spiders Home Field: ...... Hank DeVincent Field Home Field: ...... Earl Lorden Field Home Field: ...... Pitt Field Head Coach: ...... Mike Lake Head Coach: ...... Head Coach: ...... Mark McQueen 2009 Record: ...... 19-30 2009 Record: ...... 27-26 2009 Record: ...... 22-25 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: ...... 8-18/13th 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: . . . . .16-11/T-4th 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: . . . . .11-16/10th All-Time Series: ...... La Salle, 75-63-2 All-Time Series: . . . . .Massachusetts, 63-17 All-Time Series: ...... Richmond, 11-3 Last Meeting: . . . .3/22/09; SJU 4, La Salle 3 Last Meeting: . . .4/19/09; UMass 11, SJU 9 Last Meeting: ...... 5/13/07; UR 7, SJU 6 Last SJU Win: . . . .3/22/09; SJU 4, La Salle 3 Last SJU Win: . . . .4/25/08; SJU 11, UMass 4 Last SJU Win: ...... 5/11/07; SJU 9, UR 7 Website: ...... www.goexplorers.com Website: ...... www.umassathletics.com Website: ...... www.richmondspiders.com Baseball SID: ...... Marc Mullen Baseball SID: ...... Jillian Jakuba Baseball SID: ...... Mike DeGeorge SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: . . . . [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

Saint Louis St. Bonaventure Xavier April 1 (DH), April 2 at Campbell’s April 16-18 at St. Bonaventure May 20-22 at Campbell’s Field Location: ...... Saint Louis, Mo. Location: ...... Olean, N.Y. Location: ...... Cincinnati, Ohio Nickname: ...... Billikens Nickname: ...... Bonnies Nickname: ...... Musketeers Home Field: ...... Billiken Sports Center Home Field: ...... Fred Handler Park Home Field: ...... Hayden Field Head Coach: ...... Head Coach: ...... Larry Sudbrook Head Coach: ...... 2009 Record: ...... 30-25 2009 Record: ...... 24-25 2009 Record: ...... 39-21 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: ...... 12-13/7th 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: . . . . .9-17/T-11th 2009 A-10 Record/Finish: ...... 18-9/3rd All-Time Series: ...... Saint Louis, 4-2 All-Time Series: . . . .St. Bonaventure, 30-20 All-Time Series: ...... Xavier, 13-6 Last Meeting: ...... 5/6/07; SJU 3, SLU 2 Last Meeting: ...... 3/28/09; SBU 11, SJU 5 Last Meeting: ...... 5/3/09; XU 8, SJU 6 Last SJU Win: ...... 5/6/07; SJU 3, SLU 2 Last SJU Win: ...... 5/10/08; SJU 5, SBU 4 Last SJU Win: ...... 4/19/08; SJU 10, XU 9 Website: ...... www.slubillikens.com Website: ...... www.gobonnies.com Website: ...... www.goxavier.com Baseball SID: ...... Brian Kunderman Baseball SID: ...... Pat Pierson Baseball SID: ...... Jenna Willhoit SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

2010 Baseball 27 2010 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS Arizona The Citadel Cornell March 9-10 at Arizona February 26 at The Citadel March 13 at Campbell’s Field Location: ...... Tucson, Ariz. Location: ...... Charleston, S.C. Location: ...... Ithaca, N.Y. Nickname: ...... Wildcats Nickname: ...... Bulldogs Nickname: ...... Big Red Home Field: . .Kindall Field at Sancet Stadium Home Field: ...... Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park Home Field: ...... David F. Conference: ...... Pacific 10 Conference: ...... Southern Conference: ...... Head Coach: ...... Andy Lopez Head Coach: ...... Fred Jordan Head Coach: ...... Bill Walkenbach 2009 Record: ...... 30-25 2009 Record: ...... 37-22 2009 Record: ...... 17-23 All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting All-Time Series: ...... 0-2 Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last Meeting: ...... 3/13/04; CU 6, SJU 3 Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... none Website: ...... www.arizonawildcats.com Website: ...... www.citadelsports.com Website: ...... www.cornellbigred.com Baseball SID: ...... Blair Willis Baseball SID: ...... Ben Waring Baseball SID: ...... Kevin Zeise SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

Delaware Hofstra Lafayette Mar.2 atCampbell’s• Apr.14atUD March 14 at Campbell’s Field Possible Liberty Bell Opponent Location: ...... Newark, Del. Location: ...... Hempstead, N.Y. Location: ...... Easton, Pa. Nickname: ...... Fightin’ Blue Hens Nickname: ...... Pride Nickname: ...... Leopards Home Field: ...... Bob Hannah Stadium Home Field: ...... University Field Home Field: ...... Kamine Stadium Conference: ...... Colonial Athletic Conference: ...... Colonial Athletic Conference: ...... Patriot League Head Coach: ...... Jim Sherman Head Coach: ...... Patrick Anderson Head Coach: ...... Joe Kinney 2009 Record: ...... 28-20 2009 Record: ...... 11-32 2009 Record: ...... 24-29 All-Time Series: ...... Delaware, 39-17 All-Time Series: ...... Saint Joseph’s, 22-6 All-Time Series: ...... Saint Joseph’s, 10-9 Last Meeting: ...... 4/8/09; SJU 6, UD 4 Last Meeting: ...... 1982; SJU 13, Hofstra 1 Last Meeting: ...... 3/24/09; SJU 3, LC 2 Last SJU Win: ...... 4/8/09; SJU 6, UD 4 Last SJU Win: ...... 1982; SJU 13, Hofstra 1 Last SJU Win: ...... 3/24/09; SJU 3, LC 2 Website: ...... www.bluehens.com Website: ...... www.gohofstra.com Website: ...... www.goleopards.com Baseball SID: ...... Kenny Kline Baseball SID: ...... Brian Bohl Baseball SID: ...... Katie Meier SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

Lehigh Marist Marshall Mar.17atCampbell’s• Apr.7 atLU March 21 at Campbell’s Field February 28 at The Citadel Location: ...... Bethlehem, Pa. Location: ...... Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Location: ...... Huntington, W.Va. Nickname: ...... Mountain Hawks Nickname: ...... Red Foxes Nickname: ...... Thundering Herd Home Field: ...... Lehigh Baseball Field Home Field: ...... McCann Baseball Field Home Field: ...... Appalachian Power Park Conference: ...... Patriot League Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference: ...... Conference USA Head Coach: ...... Sean Leary Head Coach: ...... Head Coach: ...... Jeff Waggoner 2009 Record: ...... 11-36-1 2009 Record: ...... 31-28 2009 Record: ...... 22-32 All-Time Series: ...... Lehigh, 11-10-2 All-Time Series: ...... Marist, 1-0 All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting Last Meeting: ...... 4/16/09; SJU 8, LU 6 Last Meeting: . . . .3/27/01; Marist 10, SJU 8 Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... 4/16/09; SJU 8, LU 6 Last SJU Win: ...... none Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Website: ...... www.lehighsports.com Website: ...... www.goredfoxes.com Website: ...... www.herdzone.com Baseball SID: ...... Garrett Falk Baseball SID: ...... Mike Ferraro Baseball SID: ...... Ben Warnick SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: . . [email protected] SID Email: . . . [email protected]

28 Saint Joseph’s University 2010 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS New Mexico State Northeastern Penn Mar. 5, 6 (DH), 7 at NMSU March 12 at Campbell’s Field March 30 at Campbell’sField (LBC) Location: ...... Las Cruces. N.M. Location: ...... , Mass. Location: ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Nickname: ...... Aggies Nickname: ...... Huskies Nickname: ...... Quakers Home Field: ...... Presley Askew Field Home Field: ...... Friedman Diamond Home Field: ...... Conference: ...... Western Athletic Conference: ...... Colonial Athletic Conference: ...... Ivy League Head Coach: ...... Rocky Ward Head Coach: ...... Neil McPhee Head Coach: ...... John Cole 2009 Record: ...... 44-17 2009 Record: ...... 28-25 2009 Record: ...... 17-24 All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting All-Time Series: ...... Penn, 29-25-1 Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last Meeting: ...... 4/2/08; Penn 16, SJU 5 Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... 3/31/04; SJU 4, Penn 2 Website: ...... www.nmstatesports.com Website: ...... www.gonu.com Website: ...... www.pennathletics.com Baseball SID: ...... Eddie Morelos Baseball SID: ...... Steven Kesler Baseball SID: ...... Ben Stockwell SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

Pittsburgh Radford Rider March 19 at Campbell’s Field February 27 at The Citadel April 27 at Rider Location: ...... Pittsburgh, Pa. Location: ...... Radford, Va. Location: ...... Lawrenceville, N.J. Nickname: ...... Panthers Nickname: ...... Highlanders Nickname: ...... Broncs Home Field: ...... Trees Field Home Field: . . .Radford Univ. Baseball Field Home Field: ...... Sonny Pittaro Field Conference: ...... : ...... Big South Conference: ...... Metro Atlantic Athletic Head Coach: ...... Head Coach: ...... Joe Raccuia Head Coach: ...... 2009 Record: ...... 28-21 2009 Record: ...... 26-24 2009 Record: ...... 26-23 All-Time Series: ...... Pittsburgh, 9-3 All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting All-Time Series: ...... Rider, 37-14 Last Meeting: ...... 3/9/09; Pitt 18, SJU 5 Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last Meeting: ...... 5/6/08; SJU 8, Rider 1 Last SJU Win: ...... 3/4/96; SJU 9, Pitt 3 Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... 5/6/08; SJU 8, Rider 1 Website: . . .www.pittsburghpanthers.com Website: ...... www.radfordathletics.com Website: ...... www.gobroncs.com Baseball SID: ...... Mendy Nestor Baseball SID: ...... Patrick Reed Baseball SID: ...... Bud Focht SID Email: . . . . [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

Temple Villanova Youngstown State April 13 at Temple Mar.16atCampbell’s• May12atVU March 20 at Campbell’sField Location: ...... Philadelphia, Pa. Location: ...... Villanova, Pa. Location: ...... Youngstown, Ohio Nickname: ...... Owls Nickname: ...... Wildcats Nickname: ...... Penguins Home Field: ...... Field Home Field: . .Villanova Ballpark at Plymouth Home Field: ...... Eastwood Field Conference: ...... Atlantic 10 Conference: ...... Big East Conference: ...... Horizon League Head Coach: ...... Rob Valli Head Coach: ...... Joe Godri Head Coach: ...... Rich Pasquale 2009 Record: ...... 17-33 2009 Record: ...... 22-28 2009 Record: ...... 16-35 All-Time Series: ...... Temple, 105-45-2 All-Time Series: ...... Villanova, 78-33-4 All-Time Series: ...... First Meeting Last Meeting: ...... 4/10/09; SJU 11, TU 6 Last Meeting: ...... 3/17/09; VU 9, SJU 6 Last Meeting: ...... N/A Last SJU Win: ...... 4/10/09; SJU 11, TU 6 Last SJU Win: ...... 3/18/08; SJU 7, VU 5 Last SJU Win: ...... N/A Website: ...... www.owlsports.com Website: ...... www.villanova.com Website: ...... www.ysusports.com Baseball SID: ...... Alex Samuelian Baseball SID: ...... David Berman Baseball SID: ...... John Vogel SID Email: ...... [email protected] SID Email: . . [email protected] SID Email: ...... [email protected]

2010 Baseball 29 SJU’S DIAMOND SPORT

Baseball is the oldest sport at Saint Joseph's, as the first account of any athletic contest by the institution against an outside opponent is of an 1894 game against Roman Catholic High. That game, played in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, ended in a 25-25 tie. When official varsity sports were begun at the College in the 1909-10 academic year, baseball was joined by basketball and football as the first offerings. The athletes from that year were the first to be awarded varsity letters at the school. Shortly thereafter, on April 10, 1912, came the most famous game of the early era of Saint Joseph's baseball. On that day, Saint Joseph's took on the defending world champion Philadelphia Athletics in an exhibition game at Shibe Park just prior to the opening of the A's regular season. Despite facing a star-studded lineup of professionals, including future Hall of Famer Eddie Collins, the collegians prevailed, 8-7. The early years of Saint Joseph’s baseball also produced the program’s first-ever major leaguer. Frank (Fritz) Henrich, an for SJU from 1916-19, played one season with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1924. The modern era of Hawk baseball began in 1946, when the sport was The 1912 Hawks defeated the World Champion Philadelphia A’s in an exhibi- revived after a 15-year absence on Hawk Hill. Since then, the team has tion game at Shibe Park. been coached by former big leaguers Pep Young and Al Brancato. Among the other legendary coaches to have led the team were Harry Booth, Marty "Peanuts" Pollock, Barry Kirsch, George Bennett, Chris Loschiavo and Jim Ertel. Hall of Fame basketball coach Jack Ramsay even served as head coach of the Hawk baseball team from 1956-58. A pair of NCAA Tournament berths and Middle Atlantic Conference pennants in 1971 and 1974 serve as the pinnacle of the modern era. Since joining the Atlantic 10 Conference in 1983, the program has taken on a broadened scope, competing throughout the region and beyond. The team plays a full NCAA Division I schedule against many of the top teams in the country. In the current era, SJU has produced numerous professional players, including its second major leaguer. In addition to Jamie Moyer (see below), another former Hawk, Gerry Hunsicker, serves as the Senior Vice President of Baseball Operations for the Tampa Bay Rays. Numerous other Hawk alumni have gone on to college and high school coaching careers. JAMIE MOYER Only one number in the history of Saint Joseph’s baseball has been retired, and that is the num- ber 10 of Hawk baseball legend Jamie Moyer. Moyer spent three seasons on Hawk Hill from 1982 to 1984 and was drafted by the in the sixth round of the 1984 MLB Draft. He will pitch his 25th season in the major leagues in 2010 and his fifth season with his hometown team, the Philadelphia Phillies. The Sellersville, Pa. native was acquired in a trade in August of 2006 and has since become a steady presence both on the mound and in the clubhouse. He was the winning pitcher on the last day of the 2007 season as the Phillies won the National League East and returned to the postseason for the first time in 14 years. Moyer reached the apex of his sport in 2008 as he helped lead the Phillies to just the second World Series championship in franchise history. On April 30, 2009, Moyer and his wife, Karen, had honorary doctorates bestowed upon them by Saint Joseph’s University. They each received a Doctor of Public Service for their charitable work with The Moyer Foundation, an organization that provides comfort and support to children endur- ing a time of profound physical, emotional, or financial distress.

© The Phillies 2008. Photo by Miles Kennedy.

30 Saint Joseph’s University CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

Over 300 guests turned out for the inaugural Saint Joseph’s Baseball Lead-Off Dinner on Saturday, February 13 at the new Campion Banquet Facility on the SJU campus. The dinner also served as a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the inception of the baseball program at Saint Joseph’s. Former Hawk pitcher and current Philadelphia Phillies lefthander Jamie Moyer ’85 was on hand to give the keynote address and be honored with the rest of the 1982 baseball team. Also honored that night was John Smithson ’68, former Hawk pitcher and current Interim Senior Vice President at Saint Joseph’s. He was the first recip- ient of the Harry Booth ’62 Award, to be given annually to a member of the Saint Joseph’s baseball community who has made outstanding contributions through his or her passion for and dedication to the program. The 1982 Hawk baseball squad notched a 20-6-1 record, posting a school- record .769 winning percentage that still stands today. Members of the team in attendance included Tom Baschoff, Jim Cobb, Ed Dempsey, Tom Gallagher, Glenn Gamler, Garth Groman, Dom Lamberto, Mike McMahon, Moyer, Kevin Mullen, John O’Donnell, Neil Paternoster, and Lou Petrellis. Also in atten- dance was head coach George Bennett, joined by assistant coaches Mike Cooper and Rick Taylor. The event, the first of its kind to be held in the new Campion Banquet Facility, also featured current Phillies broadcaster and former voice of the Hawk men’s basketball team Tom McCarthy as the Master of Ceremonies. A video commemorating the highlights of the last century of diamond action at Saint Joseph’s was shown as well. In his remarks, Moyer reflected on his time at Saint Joseph’s, telling a few stories and thanking the many people associated with the program during his tenure for the opportunity they had given him. It wasn’t the first time he had thought of his former teammates during his career; in fact, he was grateful for his Hawk Hill experience even in the middle of the euphoria of winning the 2008 World Series with the Phillies. “When we won this,” he said as he displayed his World Championship ring, “you were in my thoughts.” At the conclusion of the event, current head coach Fritz Hamburg intro- duced the 2010 squad to the assembled supporters. Each attendee received a Saint Joseph’s baseball cap with the “100 Years” logo emblazoned on the back. Hamburg encouraged everyone in attendance to wear the cap to Campbell’s Field on April 24 when the Hawks take on crosstown rival La Salle.

From top: Jamie Moyer displays his 2008 World Series ring dur- ing his remarks; the family of John Smithson (center), winner of the first Harry Booth ‘62 Award; Philadelphia Phillies broad- caster and former voice of SJU basketball Tom McCarthy served as the Master of Ceremonies; members of the 1982 Director of Athletics Don DiJulia (far left) with Moyer (third from right) and former Saint Joseph’s baseball team were honored for their spectacu- Hawk baseball head coaches (in order) Barry Kirsch, Harry Booth, George Bennett, lar season, considered by many the finest in school history. and Chris Loschiavo, along with current head coach Fritz Hamburg (far right).

2010 Baseball 31 SJU BASEBALL HALL OF FAME

Below is a list of individuals inducted into the Saint Joseph’s Baseball Hall of Fame (Listed by year of induction):

Name Position Induction Year Name Position Induction Year Harry Booth ‘62 Outfield/Coach 1997 Jerry Benetatos ‘69 Infield 2002 Dave Landers ‘71 Outfield 1997 Scott Gilbert ‘88 Outfield 2002 Jamie Moyer Pitcher 1997 Bob Polletti ‘49 Catcher 2002 Al Brancato Coach 1998 Dave Thornton ‘79 Pitcher 2002 John DelMonte ‘79 Outfield 1998 Bill DeAngelis ‘68 Shortstop 2003 Gerry Hunsicker ‘72 Pitcher 1998 Ron Obermeier ‘93 Outfield 2003 John Barth ‘70 Pitcher 1999 Steve Alemi ‘77 Shortstop 2004 John Butz ‘66 Pitcher 1999 Rick Bickhardt ‘89 Pitcher 2004 Chris Loschiavo ‘85 Second Base/Coach 1999 Jerry Connors ‘65 Outfield 2004 Tom Wynne ‘63 Pitcher/Outfield 1999 Dennis Fabian ‘68 Outfield 2004 Mike Migliarese ‘90 Outfield 2000 Chuck Malloy ‘94 Pitcher 2004 Jim Moran ‘86 Catcher 2000 Tom McHugh ‘54 Pitcher 2004 Pep Young Coach 2000 Ed Dempsey ‘83 Catcher 2005 Joe Capriotti ‘90 Pitcher/Outfield 2001 Kevin Quirk ‘81 Pitcher 2005 Jim Clouser ‘70 Outfield 2001 John Smithson ‘68 Pitcher 2005 Don Lamberto ‘82 Pitcher/Third Base 2001 Kevin Kirkby ‘01 Pitcher/Infield 2006 HAWKS IN THE PROFESSIONAL RANKS

The following Saint Joseph’s players were drafted or signed by professional baseball clubs: YEAR PLAYER POS. RD. TEAM 1924 Frank (Fritz) Henrich OF NA Philadelphia Phillies 1924 Vince Mallon 1B FA 1930 Paul Barrett OF FA St. Louis Browns 1956 Jack Gallop 2B FA Under research 1965 Jack Cashman RHP 14 Washington Senators 1967 Joe Grace 3B 24 Kansas City Athletics 1969 * Richard Kelly 2B 4 Philadelphia Phillies 1969 Jim Clouser OF 43 New York Mets 1970 Dave Landers OF 37 Chicago Cubs 1971 * Dave Landers OF 8 Pittsburgh Pirates 1972 Joe Levins SS FA Philadelphia Phillies 1973 Joe Neal LHP 19 Pittsburgh Pirates 1973 Bill Miller OF FA Pittsburgh Pirates 1977 Tim Brill C 21 Cleveland Indians 1979 John DelMonte OF 4 St. Louis Cardinals 1979 David Thornton RHP 24 San Francisco Giants 1980 Kevin Quirk RHP 26 1984 Jamie Moyer LHP 6 Chicago Cubs 1984 Chris Loschiavo 2B FA New York Yankees 1986 Jim Moran C 19 Toronto Blue Jays Righthander Jason Hessler was selected by the Cleveland 1989 Rick Bickhardt RHP 45 1990 Joe Capriotti OF FA Pittsburgh Pirates Indians in the 31st Round of the 2007 Major League Baseball 1993 Jason Hamilton 1B 29 Detroit Tigers First-Year Player Draft. 1994 Chuck Malloy RHP 16 1998 Chris Heck LHP 10 Florida Marlins 2000 Robbie Reed C FA Boston Red Sox 2002 $ Mike Minerva RHP FA Berkshire Black Bears 2003 Mike Walls 3B 33 Astros 2005 Ryan Stadanlick RHP 10 2007 Jason Hessler RHP 31 Cleveland Indians

FA-Free Agent signee *-January draft $-Independent Team DelMonte Moyer Stadanlick

32 Saint Joseph’s University YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR WL TPct. WL TPlace Coach Captain(s) 1910-23 under research independent under research under research 1924 480.333 independent Joe Yates Joe Gannon 1925 under research independent under research under research 1926 140.200 independent Joe Gannon under research 1927 under research independent Collins Joe McDonnell 1928 330.500 independent John Castle under research 1929 350.375 Independent Emid Thomas under research 1930 480.333 independent Bill Ferguson under research 1931-45 no team 1946 170.125 independent Vince Mallon under research 1947 5 10 0 .333 independent Vince Mallon Joe Fitzpatrick 1948 650.545 independent Pep Young Bob Poletti 1949 11 70.611 independent Pep Young Bob Poletti 1950 680.429 independent Pep Young Bob Coogan, Tom Hannigan 1951 781.468 independent Pep Young Jack McGlone 1952 570.417 independent Pep Young Don Barr 1953 2 10 0 .167 independent Pep Young Joe Homyak 1954 5 11 0 .313 independent Pep Young Tom McHugh 1955 6 13 0 .316 independent Pep Young Jim Brennan, Jerry Didyoung 1956 6 12 0 .333 independent Jack Ramsay Jack Gallop 1957 7 11 0 .389 independent Jack Ramsay Nick Cantwell 1958 6 10 0 .375 3806th Jack Ramsay under research 1959 2 16 0 .111 2 12 0 10th Al Brancato Jack Shields 1960 7 11 0 .389 7605th Al Brancato under research 1961 10 10 0 .500 9705th Al Brancato John Lyons 1962 7 11 1 .389 2507th Al Brancato Harry Booth 1963 7 11 0 .389 1809th Al Brancato Joe Tracey 1964 592.375 2518th Al Brancato Ed McAndrew 1965 12 41.735 4313rd Harry Booth Ed Walsh, Gerry Connors 1966 12 80.600 2507th Harry Booth John Glodek 1967 12 10 0 .545 5606th Harry Booth Joe Grace, Tom Hinckle 1968 15 71.674 6506th Harry Booth Bill DeAngelis, Dennis Fabian 1969 11 11 1 .500 3919th Harry Booth Jerry Benetatos 1970 15 60.714 6402nd Harry Booth/Marty Pollock** Jim Clouser 1971* 19 71.722 8401st Harry Booth/Marty Pollock** Norm Kraft, Dave Landers 1972 12 61.658 6302nd Harry Booth Gerry Hunsicker, Joe Levins 1973 15 60.714 6402nd Harry Booth Bill Miller 1974* 17 15 0 .531 9301st Harry Booth Joe Spiecker 1975 14 10 0 .583 7202nd Barry Kirsch Craig Eddinger 1976 17 80.680 7302nd Barry Kirsch Greg Levengood, Pat Nowlan 1977 19 13 1 .591 7302nd Barry Kirsch Steve Alemi, Rich Horan, Randy Koch 1978 12 20 0 .375 4604th Barry Kirsch Tony Mullen, Bill Stewart, Dave Thornton 1979 12 17 0 .414 8202nd Barry Kirsch Dave Thornton 1980 14 14 0 .500 6402nd George Bennett Ralph Dell’Arciprete, Chuck Ercole, Kevin Quirk 1981 15 16 2 .484 6403rd George Bennett Ed Dempsey, Chuck Ercole 1982 20 61.769 5413rd George Bennett Ed Dempsey, Kevin Mullen 1983 19 12 0 .613 570T-2nd George Bennett Ed Dempsey, Craig Kriebel 1984 14 19 0 .424 650T-2nd George Bennett Jamie Moyer 1985 12 23 0 .343 2 10 0 5th Mike Creciun Tom Baschoff, Ed Berryman, Jim Moran 1986 6 27 1 .182 2815th Mike Creciun Tim Koch, Jim Moran 1987 9 26 0 .257 2 14 0 5th Chris Loschiavo Bill Anderson, Keith Davis, Scott Gilbert 1988 16 23 1 .413 4 12 0 5th Chris Loschiavo Scott Gilbert 1989 14 26 0 .350 4 11 0 5th Chris Loschiavo Mark Higgins, Mike Migliarese 1990 19 26 1 .424 3 13 0 5th Chris Loschiavo Joe Capriotti, Mike Migliarese, Jay Wrabel 1991 23 24 0 .489 6 10 0 4th Chris Loschiavo Chris Carmolingo, Tom Verratti 1992 20 24 1 .456 6 10 0 3rd Chris Loschiavo Tom Verratti 1993 20 19 1 .513 10 10 0 T-4th Chris Loschiavo Marty Carey 1994 19 35 0 .352 8 15 0 7th Chris Loschiavo Matt Collins, Ray Fanning 1995 25 30 0 .455 12 12 0 5th Chris Loschiavo Mike Collins, Frank Fiorelli, Bill Weingartner 1996 19 32 1 .375 8 11 1 T-4th Chris Loschiavo Mike Collins 1997 14 35 1 .290 4 17 0 6th Jim Ertel Bill Black, Rich Pascucci 1998 21 26 1 .447 6 12 0 6th Jim Ertel Dan Hefton, Jack Marcellus 1999 21 33 1 .391 5 16 0 6th Jim Ertel Jamie Clancy, Mike De Vincentis, Mike Gondos 2000 20 33 0 .377 8 13 0 T-4th Jim Ertel Mike DeVincentis, Robbie Reed 2001 23 27 1 .461 10 12 0 T-6th Jim Ertel Jim Boylan, Mike DeVincentis, Kevin Kirkby 2002 16 36 1 .311 10 14 0 T-5th Jim Ertel Pace Bradshaw, Scott Fremont, Justin Godusky 2003 17 31 0 .354 10 14 0 T-4th Jim Ertel Scott Fremont, Mike Walls 2004 10 44 0 .185 4 20 0 6th Jim Ertel Al Braun, Bill McCollum 2005 14 38 0 .269 8 16 0 5th Shawn Pender Al Braun, Greg Mason 2006 17 39 0 .304 9 18 0 T-12th Shawn Pender Greg Mason 2007 10 39 0 .204 6 21 0 14th Shawn Pender Matt Godusky 2008 18 34 0 .346 9 18 0 14th Lee Saverio Mike Blahusch, Jason Hessler 2009 16 30 1 .351 9 17 0 T-11th Fritz Hamburg Mike Blahusch, Ben Wendle Totals 841 1,189 25 .415 307 481 6 .390 85 Seasons * - qualified for NCAA Tournament ** - Harry Booth and Marty Pollock were co-head coaches in 1970 and 1971. Conference Affiliations: 1958-74: Middle Atlantic Conference (‘58-’60 Southern Division, ‘61-’69 University Division, ‘70-’74 University Division East); 1975-82: East Coast Conference (East Section); 1983-present: Atlantic 10 Conference (‘83-’92,’ 96-’05 Eastern Division) 2010 Baseball 33 ALL-TIME OFFENSIVE TOP TENS

Batting Average Home Runs Season (minimum 75 AB) Career (minimum 200 AB) Season Career 1. Steve Yentsch (1977) ...... 473 1. Dave Landers (1969-71) ...... 393 1. John DelMonte (1978) ...... 12 1. Jason Hamilton (1991-93) ...... 25 2. Jim Clouser (1968) ...... 464 2. Mike Migliarese (1988-90) ...... 390 2. Dom Lamberto (1982) ...... 11 2. Tim Gunn (1998-2001) ...... 20 3. Mike Migliarese (1990) ...... 453 3. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 367 Jason Hamilton (1991) ...... 11 3. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 18 4. Dom Lamberto (1982) ...... 430 4. Jim Clouser (1968-70) ...... 364 4. Tim Brill (1977) ...... 8 Scott GIlbert (1984-85; 87-88) . . . . .18 5. Kevin Kirkby (2000) ...... 424 5. Mike Walls (2000-2003) ...... 356 Scott Gilbert (1988) ...... 8 Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 18 Dave Landers (1969) ...... 424 6. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 349 Mike Migliarese (1990) ...... 8 6. Eric Mullen (1993-96) ...... 17 7. Dave Landers (1970) ...... 420 7. Jim Moran (1983-86) ...... 343 Jason Hamilton (1992) ...... 8 7. Jim Moran (1983-86) ...... 16 8. Jim Moran (1986) ...... 415 8. Tom Wynne (1961-63) ...... 341 Eric Wyatt (1998) ...... 8 8. Mike Migliarese (1988-90) ...... 15 9. Chris Loschiavo (1984) ...... 407 9. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) . . . . .338 Tim Gunn (1999) ...... 8 Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 15 10. Chuck Ercole (1979) ...... 406 10. Denny Fabian (1966-68) ...... 336 Justin Godusky (2002) ...... 8 10. C. Carmolingo (1988; 90-91) ...... 14 Ryan Stadanlick (2004) ...... 8 John DelMonte (1977-79) ...... 14 At Bats Season Career Runs Batted In 1. Danny Lauer (1995) ...... 217 1. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) ...... 756 Season Career 2. Danny Lauer (1994) ...... 209 2. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 719 1. Jason Hamilton (1991) ...... 56 1. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 176 3. Mike DeVincentis (2000) ...... 207 3. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 717 2. Tim Gunn (1999) ...... 53 2. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) . . .166 4. Bill Weingartner (1994) ...... 204 4. Pace Bradshaw (1999-2002) ...... 695 3. Bill Weingartner (1994) ...... 52 3. Eric Mullen (1993-96) ...... 132 5. Ryan Stadanlick (2004) ...... 200 5. Tom Gibson (1998-2001) ...... 682 4. Eric Mullen (1995) ...... 51 Tim Gunn (1998-2001) ...... 132 6. Kevin Kirkby (2000) ...... 198 6. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 671 5. Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 50 5. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 129 Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 198 Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 671 6. Mike Migliarese (1990) ...... 49 6. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 126 8. Tom Gibson (1999) ...... 196 8. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 654 Danny Lauer (1995) ...... 49 7. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) . . . . .118 Rich Pascucci (1995) ...... 196 9. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 630 8. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 116 10. Kevin Kirkby (1999) ...... 194 10. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 626 Mike DeVincentis (2000) ...... 49 Matt Godusky (2006) ...... 194 Mike Gentile (2004-07) ...... 626 9. Three tied with ...... 45 9. Jason Hamilton (1991-93) ...... 115 Robbie Red (1997-2000) ...... 115 Runs Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 115 Season Career Walks 1. Kevin Kirkby (2000) ...... 58 1. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 163 Season Career 2. Mike Sharkey (1994) ...... 51 2. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 154 1. Ron Obermeier (1991) ...... 44 1. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 122 Danny Lauer (1995) ...... 51 3. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 141 2. Jason Tarewicz (2004) ...... 43 2. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 119 4. Tom Verratti (1992) ...... 48 4. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 140 3. Mike Sharkey (1994) ...... 41 3. Tom Baschoff (1982-85) ...... 111 5. Danny Lauer (1994) ...... 47 5. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 139 4. Bill Black (1995) ...... 40 4. Jason Tarewicz (2001-04) ...... 110 6. Robbie Reed (2000) ...... 46 6. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) ...... 137 Jamie Clancy (1999) ...... 40 5. Bill Black (1994-97) ...... 107 7. Mike DeVincentis (2000) ...... 45 7. Brian Obermeier (1992-95) ...... 135 6. Mike Sposato (1998) ...... 38 6. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 104 Justin Godusky (2000) ...... 45 8. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 133 7. Tony Mullen (1978) ...... 35 7. Ron Obermeier (1990-93) ...... 102 Brian Obermeier (1994) ...... 45 9. Tom Gibson (1998-2001) ...... 132 Tom Verratti (1992) ...... 35 8. Tom Verratti (1990-92) ...... 101 Tom Verratti (1990) ...... 45 10. Tom Verratti (1990-92) ...... 130 Eric Mullen (1995) ...... 35 Brian Obermeier (1992-95) ...... 101 10. Brian Obermeier (1993) ...... 34 10. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 93 Hits Robbie Reed (1997) ...... 34 Season Career 1. Kevin Kirkby (2000) ...... 84 1. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 263 Stolen Bases 2. Danny Lauer (1995) ...... 81 2. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 251 Season Career 3. Mike DeVincentis (2000) ...... 79 3. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) ...... 245 1. Eric Wyatt (1999) ...... 26 1. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 52 4. Danny Lauer (1994) ...... 74 4. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 225 2. Dave Owsik (1970) ...... 24 2. Tom Verratti (1990-92) ...... 48 5. Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 71 5. Pace Bradshaw (1999-2002) ...... 215 3. Ryan Stadanlick (2004) ...... 23 3. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 47 6. Justin Godusky (2000) ...... 68 6. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 213 4. Tom Verratti (1992) ...... 20 4. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 46 7. Kevin Kirkby (2001) ...... 67 7. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 203 Jason Tarewicz (2004) ...... 20 Jeremy Jakubowski (2005-08) . . . . .46 Mike Migliarese (1990) ...... 67 8. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 202 6. Dave Carr (1985) ...... 19 6. John DelMonte (1977-79) ...... 43 9. Bill Weingartner (1994) ...... 66 9. Tom Gibson (1998-2001) ...... 200 Ron Obermeier (1991) ...... 19 7. Bill Stewart (1975-78) ...... 42 10. Kevin Kirkby (1999) ...... 65 10. Mike Gentile (2004-07) ...... 184 Tom Verratti (1991) ...... 19 Jason Tarewicz (2001-2004) ...... 42 Mike Walls (2002) ...... 65 Jeremy Jakubowski (2005-08) ...... 184 9. Dave Landers (1971) ...... 18 9. Ron Obermeier (1990-93) ...... 40 David Valesente (2009) ...... 65 Bill Stewart (1976) ...... 18 10. Mike Sposato (1995-98) ...... 38 John DelMonte (1978) ...... 18 Doubles Robbie Reed (2000) ...... 18 Season Career 1. Kevin Kirkby (1999) ...... 24 1. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) ...... 55 Games Played 2. Ron Obermeier (1993) ...... 19 2. Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 51 Season Career Mike Walls (2002) ...... 19 3. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 50 1. Danny Lauer (1995) ...... 55 1. Mike DeVincentis (1997-2001) ...... 206 4. Eric Wyatt (2001) ...... 18 4. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 47 Eric Mullen (1995) ...... 55 Kevin Kirkby (1998-2001) ...... 206 Justin Godusky (2000) ...... 18 5. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 43 Rich Pascucci (1995) ...... 55 3. Tom Gibson (1998-2001) ...... 203 6. Jason Tarewicz (2004) ...... 17 Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 43 Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 55 Pace Bradshaw (1999-2002) ...... 203 Ben Wendle (2007) ...... 17 7. Ben Wendle (2006-09) ...... 40 Tim Gunn (1999) ...... 55 5. Robbie Reed (1997-2000) ...... 202 8. Tim Gunn (2001) ...... 16 8. Tim Gunn (1998-2001) ...... 38 Mike DeVincentis (1998) ...... 16 Jason Tarewicz (2001-04) ...... 38 Kevin Kirkby (1999) ...... 55 6. Justin Godusky (1999-2002) ...... 197 Joe Capriotti (1990) ...... 16 10. Tom Gibson (1998-2001) ...... 36 Robbie Reed (1999) ...... 55 7. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 194 8. Brian Obermeier (1994) ...... 54 8. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 193 Triples Bill Weingartner (1994) ...... 54 9. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 192 Season Career Brian Schappert (2004) ...... 54 10. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 190 1. Bill DeAngelis (1968) ...... 7 1. Eric Wyatt (1998-2001) ...... 15 Ryan Stadanlick (2004) ...... 54 Eric Wyatt (1999) ...... 7 2. Bill DeAngelis (1966-68) ...... 11 Matt Godusky (2006) ...... 54 3. Scott Gilbert (1985) ...... 6 Bill Stewart (1975-78) ...... 11 Eric Wyatt (2000) ...... 6 Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 11 Jeremy Jakubowski (2008) ...... 6 5. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 10 6. Mike Sharkey (1993) ...... 5 Jeremy Jaubowski (2005-08) ...... 10 Danny Lauer (1994) ...... 5 7. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 9 Rob Pimpinella (2005) ...... 5 8. Scott Gilbert (1984-85; 87-88) ...... 8 9. Bill Stewart (1975) ...... 4 Mike Migliarese (1988-90) ...... 8 Bill Stewart (1977) ...... 4 Jim Cobb (1982-84) ...... 8 John DelMonte (1978) ...... 4 Jim Cobb (1983) ...... 4 Rich Pascucci (1995) ...... 4 DeVincentis Landers Sharkey Wyatt Matt Barnathan (2009) ...... 4

34 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME PITCHING TOP TENS

Earned Run Average Innings Pitched Season (minimum 30 IP) Career (minimum 60 IP) Season Career 1. John Butz (1965) ...... 1.07 1. John Barth (1968-70) ...... 1.59 1. John Butz (1965) ...... 92.1 1. Jed Johnson (1993-96) ...... 280.2 2. Jamie Moyer (1982) ...... 1.21 2. John Butz (1964-66) ...... 1.75 2. Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 91.2 2. Ryan Hoagey (2002-05) ...... 266.0 3. Kevin Quirk (1980) ...... 1.26 3. Jamie Moyer (1982-84) ...... 1.99 3. Scott Fremont (2000) ...... 90.1 3. Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 255.2 4. Bob Blumber (1973) ...... 1.32 4. Carl Vogt-Lowell (1968-69) ...... 3.32 4. Jason Hessler (2006) ...... 88.2 4. Jack Marcellus (1995-98) ...... 242.2 5. Tom Pippet (1971) ...... 1.45 5. Gerry Hunsicker (1970-72) . . . . .3.38 5. Jed Johnson (1995) ...... 87.1 5. Randy Mower (2007-present) . .230.0 6. Dave Thornton (1976) ...... 1.48 6. Randy Koch (1974-77) ...... 3.41 Mike Gondos (1999) ...... 87.1 6. John Butz (1964-66) ...... 220.2 7. Sean Finnegan (1983) ...... 1.51 7. John Smithson (1966-68) ...... 3.45 7. Ryan Hoagey (2005) ...... 86.0 7. Rob Anne (1991-94) ...... 219.1 8. Jim Crosson (1960) ...... 1.67 8. Jeff Moruzzi (1975-78) ...... 3.67 8. Randy Mower (2008) ...... 85.0 8. Rick Bickhardt (1986-89) . . . . .213.1 9. John “Russell” Gant (1970) ...... 1.69 Chuck Malloy (1991-94) ...... 3.67 9. Ryan Hoagey (2004) ...... 84.2 9. Nate Yeagle (1994-97) ...... 212.1 10. John Butz (1964) ...... 1.77 10. Sean Finnegan (1983-84) ...... 3.84 10. Jed Johnson (1996) ...... 82.0 10. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) . . . . .210.2

Wins Strikeouts Season Career Season Career 1. John Butz (1965) ...... 8 1. Jed Johnson (1993-96) ...... 19 1. Jamie Moyer (1984) ...... 90 1. John Butz (1964-66) ...... 212 Jed Johnson (1995) ...... 8 2. Chuck Malloy (1991-94) ...... 18 2. John Butz (1965) ...... 83 2. Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 193 3. Kevin Quirk (1980) ...... 7 3. John Butz (1964-66) ...... 16 3. Jason Hessler (2006) ...... 82 3. Ryan Hoagey (2002-05) ...... 190 Dom Lamberto (1982) ...... 7 Jamie Moyer (1982-84) ...... 16 4. Mike Mangano (1992) ...... 78 4. Chuck Malloy (1991-94) ...... 183 Mike Mangano (1992) ...... 7 5. Mike Mangano (1989-92) ...... 15 5. Chuck Malloy (1994) ...... 77 Jed Johnson (1993-96) ...... 183 Randy Mower (2008) ...... 7 Randy Mower (2007-present) . . . .15 6. Scott Fremont (2000) ...... 75 6. Mike Mangano (1989-92) ...... 181 7. Carl Vogt-Lowell (1968) ...... 6 7. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 14 7. Kevin Quirk (1980) ...... 69 7. Jamie Moyer (1982-84) ...... 170 Tom Pippet (1971) ...... 6 Randy Koch (1974-77) ...... 14 8. Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 68 8. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 157 Kevin Quirk (1979) ...... 6 9. Jim Boylan (1998-01) ...... 13 9. John Butz (1966) ...... 66 9. Rob Anne (1991-94) ...... 154 Jamie Moyer (1984) ...... 6 Rob Anne (1991-94) ...... 13 Ryan Hoagey (2005) ...... 66 10. Nate Yeagle (1994-97) ...... 153 Jed Johnson (1996) ...... 6 Kevin Quirk (1978-80) ...... 13 Dave Thornton (1976-79) ...... 13 Appearances Rick Stauffer (1971-74) ...... 13 Season Career Saves 1. Mark Imbo (2006) ...... 28 1. Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 73 Season Career 2. Jeff Boylan (1999) ...... 22 2. Jim Boylan (1998-01) ...... 72 1. Kevin Kirkby (2001) ...... 7 1. Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) ...... 12 3. Mike Gondos (1997) ...... 21 Jeff Williams (2004-07) ...... 72 2. Mark Imbo (2006) ...... 6 2. Chuck Malloy (1991-94) ...... 8 Jeff Williams (2005) ...... 21 4. Ryan Hoagey (2002-05) ...... 66 3. John Barth (1968) ...... 5 3. Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 6 Nathan Yeagle (1996) ...... 21 5. Nate Yeagle (1994-97) ...... 64 Kevin Kirkby (2000) ...... 5 Mark Imbo (2005-2008) ...... 6 6. Mike Gondos (1999) ...... 20 6. Mike Miller (1997-00) ...... 60 5. Chuck Malloy (1994) ...... 4 Chris Prescott (2006-09) ...... 6 Chuck Malloy (1994) ...... 20 Chris Prescott (2006-09) ...... 60 Chris Prescott (2008) ...... 4 5. John Barth (1968-70) ...... 5 Mark Imbo (2007) ...... 20 8. Chuck Malloy (1991-94) ...... 59 Chris Hildreth (2009) ...... 4 Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 5 9. Joe Mucci (2004) ...... 19 9. Jed Johnson (1995-98) ...... 58 8. Ron Aron (1985) ...... 3 Jim Boylan (1998-01) ...... 5 Jim Boylan (1998) ...... 19 Mark Imbo (2005-08) ...... 58 Keith Davis (1985) ...... 3 8. Craig Kriebel (1980-83) ...... 4 Jeff Williams (2006) ...... 19 A.J.Muntz (1988) ...... 3 A.J. Muntz (1986-89) ...... 4 Chris Hildreth (2009) ...... 19 Rob Anne (1991) ...... 3 Eric Parker (1991-93) ...... 4 Eric Parker (1991) ...... 3 Nate Yeagle (1994-97) ...... 4 Starts Chuck Malloy (1993) ...... 3 Mike Walls (2000-03) ...... 4 Season Career Bill Weingartner (1995) ...... 3 Chris Hildreth (2005-09) ...... 4 1. Jed Johnson (1995) ...... 16 1. Jed Johnson (1993-96) ...... 46 Jim Boylan (1998) ...... 3 Scott Fremont (2000) ...... 16 2. Jack Marcellus (1995-98) ...... 44 Mike Gondos (1998) ...... 3 Randy Mower (2008) ...... 16 3. Randy Mower (2007-present) . . . .43 Mike Miller (1999) ...... 3 4. Mike Gondos (1999) ...... 15 4. Ryan Hoagey (2002-05) ...... 38 Mike Walls (2003) ...... 3 Jason Hessler (2006) ...... 15 5. Rob Anne (1991-94) ...... 36 Adriano Petrutz (2005) ...... 3 Randy Mower (2007) ...... 15 6. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) ...... 34 7. Jack Marcellus (1997) ...... 14 Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 34 Ryan Hoagey (2005) ...... 14 Eric Wyatt (1998-01) ...... 34 9. Jed Johnson (1994, 1996) ...... 13 9. Mike Mangano (1989-92) ...... 31 Jack Marcellus (1998) ...... 13 10. Steve Sala (1994-97) ...... 29 Jim Boylan (2001) ...... 13 Scott Fremont (1999-02) ...... 29 Bob Unkel (2006) ...... 13

Complete Games Season Career 1. Jed Johnson (1996) ...... 9 1. Jed Johnson (1993-96) ...... 20 2. Jed Johnson (1995) ...... 8 2. John Butz (1964-66) ...... 16 3. John Butz (1965) ...... 8 3. Rick Bickhardt (1986-89) ...... 15 Keith Davis (1986) ...... 8 Rob Anne (1991-94) ...... 15 5. Jamie Moyer (1984) ...... 7 5. Joe Capriotti (1987-90) ...... 14 Rick Bickhardt (1986) ...... 7 6. Mike Mangano (1989-92) ...... 13 7. Eight tied with ...... 6 7. Rich Bogle (1965-67) ...... 12 Jamie Moyer (1982-84) ...... 12 Keith Davis (1984-87) ...... 12 10. Mike Gondos (1996-99) ...... 10 Gerry Hunsicker (1970-72) ...... 10

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2010 Baseball 35 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

HITTING PITCHING GAME: GAME: At Bats ...... 8, Matt Malek (vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) Innings Pitched ...... 10, Rick Bickhardt (vs. Chicago State 3/12/88) and Mike Coleman (vs. Lehigh, 3/18/09) ...... and Joe Tracy (vs. La Salle, 5/16/61) Runs Scored ...... 5, three times (most recent: Kevin Kirkby, vs. Long Island, 3/24/00) Strikeouts ...... 15, Rich Bogle (at Swarthmore, 5/7/65) Hits ...... 5, four times (most recent: David Valesente, vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 3/11/09) Bases on Balls ...... 11, Rob Anne (at St. Bonaventure 4/10/93) Singles ...... 4, many times (most recent: Joe Cook, at Massachusetts, 4/19/09) Wild Pitches ...... 6, Chuck Malloy (vs. Penn State 4/30/94) Doubles . . .3, many times (most recent: David Valesente, vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 3/11/09) Hit Batsmen ...... 5, Al Braun (at Tulane, 2/8/03) Triples ...... 2, Harry Booth (vs. Albright, 4/14/61) and Rich Pascucci (at La Salle, 3/23/95) SEASON: Home Runs ...... 2, many times (most recent: Mike Plakis, at Charlotte, 5/9/09) Appearances ...... 28, Mark Imbo (2006) Runs Batted In . . .8, three times (most recent: Mike DeVincentis, vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Games Started ...... 16, three times (most recent: Randy Mower, 2008) Bases on Balls ...... 5, Bill Black (vs. Villanova, 4/11/96) Wins ...... 8, John Butz (1965) and Jed Johnson (1995) Hit By Pitch ...... 3, Mike DeLorenzo (at Delaware State, 2/20/02) Losses ...... 9, Mike Gondos (1999) and Eric Wyatt (1999) and Ben Wendle (at Fordham, 4/5/09) Saves ...... 7, Kevin Kirkby (2001) Strikeouts ...... 4, many times Shutouts ...... 3, Kevin Quirk (1979) Sacrifice Flies ...... 2, many times (most recent: Bill McCollum, at La Salle, 3/23/03) Innings Pitched ...... 92.1, John Butz (1965) Stolen Bases ...... 4, Mike Sposato (at Penn, 3/24/98) Strikeouts ...... 90, Jamie Moyer (1984) Earned Run Average ...... 1.03, John Barth (1970) SEASON: Hit Batsmen ...... 19, Doug Fischer (2000) Games Played ...... 55, by four players (1995); three players (1999) Games Started ...... 55, by four players (1995); Kevin Kirkby (1999) CAREER: At Bats ...... 217, Danny Lauer (1995) Appearances ...... 73, Mike Gondos (1996-99) Runs Scored ...... 58, Kevin Kirkby (2000) Games Started ...... 46, Jed Johnson (1993-96) Base Hits ...... 84, Kevin Kirkby (2000) Wins ...... 19, Jed Johnson (1993-96) Doubles ...... 24, Kevin Kirkby (2000) Losses ...... 24, Mike Gondos (1996-99) Mike Blahusch Triples ...... 7, Bill DeAngelis (1968) and Eric Wyatt (1999) Saves ...... 12, Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) Home Runs ...... 12, John DelMonte (1978) Shutouts ...... 3, by several players Runs Batted In ...... 56, Jason Hamilton (1991) Innings Pitched ...... 280.2, Jed Johnson (1993-96) Batting Average ...... 477, Steve Yentsch (1977) Strikeouts ...... 212, John Butz (1964-66) Bases on Balls ...... 44, Ron Obermeier (1991) Earned Run Average ...... 1.59, John Barth (1968-70) Hit By Pitch ...... 16, Mike Coleman (2009) Stolen Bases ...... 26, Eric Wyatt (1999) FIELDING GAME: CAREER: Putouts ...... 19, Eric Mullen (vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) Games Played ...... 206, Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) and Mike DeVincentis (1997-01) Assists ...... 9, five times (most recent: Joe Cook, at Lehigh, 4/16/09) Games Started ...... 205, Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) Errors ...... 4, four times (most recent: Chris Cashman vs. St. Bonaventure, 5/11/08) Consecutive Games Started ...... 175, Justin Godusky (1999-02) At Bats ...... 756, Mike DeVincentis (1997-01) Runs Scored ...... 163, Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) SEASON: Base Hits ...... 263, Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) Putouts ...... 447, Mike Gentile, 1B (2006) Doubles ...... 55, Mike DeVincentis (1997-01) Assists ...... 147, Marty Carey, SS (1990) Triples ...... 15, Eric Wyatt (1998-01) Errors ...... 35, Tom Gibson, SS (1998) Home Runs ...... 25, Jason Hamilton (1991-93) Runs Batted In ...... 176, Bill Weingartner (1992-95) CAREER: Batting Average ...... 393, Dave Landers (1969-71) Putouts ...... 1,309, Mike Gentile, 1B (2004-07) Bases on Balls ...... 122, Mike Sharkey (1993-96) Assists ...... 502, Marty Carey, SS (1990-93) Hit By Pitch ...... 38, Mike Blahusch (2005-09) Errors ...... 83, Pace Bradshaw, SS (1999-02) Stolen Bases ...... 52, Eric Wyatt (1998-01)

MISCELLANEOUS HITTING: Longest Hitting Streak...... 20 games, Neil Paternoster (1983) Most Consecutive Hits ...... 10, Don Barr (1951) Hit For The Cycle ...... Mike Sharkey (vs. Rhode Island, 4/24/94) Mike Gentile and Justin Godusky (at North Carolina State, 3/16/02) TEAM RECORDS HITTING PITCHING OPPONENTS’ HITTING OPPONENTS’ PITCHING

GAME: GAME: GAME: GAME: At Bats ...... 62 (vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) Innings Pitched ...... 17 (vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) At Bats ...... 62 (by Delaware, 4/17/96) Innings Pitched ...... 17 (by Delaware, 4/17/96) Runs Scored ...... 25 (vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Runs Allowed ...... 30 (vs. Vanderbilt, 3/5/86) Runs Scored ...... 30 (by Vanderbilt, 3/5/86) Runs Allowed ...... 25 (by Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Base Hits ...... 26 (vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Hits Allowed ...... 26 (at James Madison, 3/10/02) Hits ...... 26 (by James Madison, 3/10/02) Hits Allowed ...... 26 (by Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Singles ...... 20 (vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/01) Strikeouts ...... 17 (vs. Saint Peter’s, 3/19/06) Singles ...... 19 (by Drexel, 4/7/92) Strikeouts ...... 18 (by La Salle, 5/21/53) Doubles ...... 9 (vs. Long Island, 3/24/00) Bases on Balls ...... 17 (vs. Pittsburgh, 3/8/91) Doubles ...... 10 (by La Salle, 4/9/87) Bases on Balls . . . . .18 (by Delaware State, 2/25/97) Triples ...... 4 (vs. Philadelphia Textile, 4/28/93) Wild Pitches . . . . .8, twice (last vs. Temple, 5/09/99) Triples ...... 3 (by Rider, 4/25/95 Wild Pitches ...... 7 (by St. Bonaventure, 4/10/93) Home Runs ...... 5 (at Widener, 3/15/92) and Delaware, 4/3/02) Runs Batted In ...... 25 (vs. Rhode Island, 5/13/01) SEASON: Home Runs ...... 6 (by Montclair State, 4/14/89 SEASON: Bases on Balls . . . . .18 (at Delaware State, 2/25/97) Wins ...... 25 (1995) and Villanova, 3/21/95) Saves ...... 16 (2007) Hit By Pitch ...... 10 (at Fordham, 4/5/09) Losses ...... 44 (2004) Runs Batted In ...... 24 (by Vanderbilt, 3/5/86) Innings Pitched ...... 487.2 (2006) Strikeouts ...... 18 (vs. La Salle, 5/21/53) Saves ...... 10 (1991) Bases on Balls ...... 17 (by Pittsburgh, 3/7/93) Complete Games ...... 19 (1992, 1996) Sacrifice Hits ...... 3, many times Innings Pitched ...... 471.2 (2006) Strikeouts ...... 17 (by Saint Peter’s, 3/19/06) Shutouts ...... 6 (1989, 1999) (most recent: at Fordham, 4/5/09) Complete Games ...... 23 (1995) Sacrifice Hits ...... 3, many times Earned Run Average ...... 2.69 (1960) Sacrifice Flies ...... 3, many times Shutouts ...... 5 (1982) Sacrifice Flies . .5 (by George Washington, 4/29/95) (most recent: vs. Penn, 3/27/02) Strikeouts ...... 327 (2006) Stolen Bases ...... 7, many times Stolen Bases ...... 9 (at Georgetown, 2/26/95) Bases on Balls ...... 277 (1994) Stolen Base Attempts . . . .12 (by Pittsburgh, 3/8/91) Stolen Base Attempts . . . 10 (at Georgetown, 2/26/95) Earned Run Average ...... 1.67 (1973) SEASON: SEASON: FIELDING At Bats ...... 1,953 (2006) Games Played ...... 56 (2006) Runs Scored ...... 439 (1994) At Bats ...... 1,865 (2006) GAME: Hits ...... 596 (2006) Runs Scored ...... 376 (2000) Putouts ...... 51 (vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) Doubles ...... 135 (2006) Hits ...... 587 (2000) Assists ...... 22 (vs. Temple, 5/7/95 Triples ...... 31 (1997) Doubles ...... 119 (2000) and vs. Delaware, 4/17/96) Home Runs ...... 53 (2009) Triples ...... 21 (1977) Errors ...... 10 (vs. Vanderbilt, 3/5/86 Runs Batted In ...... 376 (2006) Home Runs ...... 31 (2002) and at Tulane, 2/8/03) Batting Average ...... 343 (2002) Runs Batted In ...... 327 (2000) Total Bases ...... 897 (2006) Batting Average ...... 329 (2001) SEASON: Slugging Percentage ...... 521 (1987) Total Bases ...... 818 (2000) Putouts ...... 1,415 (2006) Sacrifice Hits ...... 39 (2007) Slugging Percentage ...... 470 (1982) Assists ...... 638 (2006) Sacrifice Flies ...... 39 (1995) Bases on Balls ...... 264 (1995) Errors ...... 123 (1994) Stolen Bases ...... 123 (1994) Hit By Pitch ...... 104 (2009) Fielding Percentage ...... 968 (1976) Stolen Base Attempts ...... 143 (1994) Strikeouts ...... 394 (2006) Double Plays ...... 56 (1999) Sacrifice Hits ...... 26 (2006) Triple Plays ...... 1, three times (1976, Sacrifice Flies ...... 31 (2000) at Florida State, 3/6/01, Stolen Bases ...... 90 (1999) and at Virginia Commonwealth, 2/15/04) Stolen Base Attempts ...... 114 (1995) Passed Balls ...... 38 (1992) Matt Godusky

36 Saint Joseph’s University DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS

Year At Bats Runs Hits Doubles Triples Home Runs 1982 Lamberto ...... 93 Two with ...... 25 Lamberto ...... 40 Heinkel ...... 6 Heinkel ...... 3 Lamberto ...... 11 1983 Paternoster...... 126 Two with ...... 26 Paternoster ...... 32 Berryman ...... 9 Cobb ...... 4 Moran ...... 5 1984 Loschiavo ...... 118 Loschiavo ...... 29 Loschiavo ...... 48 Moran ...... 9 Two with ...... 3 Two with ...... 6 1985 Berryman ...... 135 Carr ...... 33 Gilbert ...... 42 Gilbert ...... 11 Gilbert ...... 6 Berryman ...... 4 1986 Koch ...... 123 Koch ...... 24 Moran ...... 49 Anderson ...... 11 Five with ...... 1 Two with ...... 4 1987 Gilbert ...... 117 Anderson ...... 27 Gilbert ...... 36 Two with ...... 4 Gilbert ...... 2 Gilbert ...... 6 1988 Ehrmann ...... 141 Gilbert ...... 30 Ehrmann ...... 43 Migliarese ...... 12 Four with ...... 2 Gilbert ...... 8 1989 Weygand ...... 148 Migliarese ...... 30 Migliarese ...... 48 Muntz ...... 9 Three with ...... 2 Migliarese ...... 4 1990 Capriotti ...... 152 Verratti ...... 45 Migliarese ...... 67 Capriotti ...... 16 Two with ...... 3 Migliarese ...... 8 1991 Hamilton ...... 162 Obermeier ...... 42 Hamilton ...... 52 Hamilton ...... 13 Hamilton ...... 3 Hamilton ...... 11 1992 Obermeier ...... 168 Verratti ...... 48 Weingartner ...... 62 Two with ...... 10 Weingartner ...... 3 Hamilton ...... 8 1993 Weingartner ...... 162 Sharkey ...... 38 Two with ...... 52 Obermeier ...... 19 Sharkey ...... 5 Hamilton ...... 6 1994 Lauer ...... 209 Sharkey ...... 51 Lauer ...... 74 Two with ...... 14 Lauer ...... 5 Weingartner ...... 7 1995 Lauer ...... 217 Lauer ...... 51 Lauer ...... 81 Mullen ...... 14 Pascucci ...... 4 Mullen ...... 6 1996 Lauer ...... 183 Lauer ...... 33 Lauer ...... 56 Black ...... 11 Lauer ...... 2 Mullen ...... 7 1997 Black ...... 171 Black ...... 34 Black ...... 48 Reed ...... 14 Black ...... 3 Black ...... 6 1998 DeVincentis ...... 176 Sposato ...... 43 Sposato ...... 54 DeVincentis ...... 16 Two with ...... 2 Wyatt ...... 8 1999 Gibson ...... 196 Clancy ...... 44 Kirkby ...... 65 Gibson ...... 15 Wyatt ...... 7 Gunn ...... 8 2000 DeVincentis ...... 207 Kirkby ...... 58 Kirkby ...... 84 Kirkby ...... 24 Wyatt ...... 6 Reed ...... 6 2001 DeVincentis ...... 185 Wyatt ...... 41 Kirkby ...... 67 Wyatt ...... 18 Wyatt ...... 2 Gunn ...... 7 2002 Bradshaw ...... 191 Dougher ...... 37 Walls ...... 65 Walls ...... 19 Three with ...... 2 J. Godusky ...... 8 2003 Dougher ...... 174 Tarewicz ...... 34 Kokol ...... 52 Kokol ...... 12 Four with ...... 2 Kokol ...... 6 2004 Stadanlick ...... 200 Tarewicz ...... 41 Tarewicz ...... 60 Tarewicz ...... 17 Stadanlick/Tarewicz . . .2 Stadanlick ...... 8 2005 Baldasari ...... 179 Baldasari ...... 24 Baldasari ...... 56 Baldasari ...... 10 Pimpinella ...... 5 Baldasari ...... 4 2006 M. Godusky ...... 194 Gentile ...... 35 M. Godusky ...... 56 M. Godusky ...... 14 Petrutz/Scott ...... 3 M. Godusky ...... 5 2007 Wendle ...... 179 Wendle ...... 31 Wendle ...... 58 Wendle ...... 17 Jakubowski/Walsh . . .2 Wendle ...... 7 2008 Valesente ...... 177 Jakubowski ...... 36 Jakubowski ...... 56 Valesente ...... 14 Jakubowski ...... 6 Jakubowski ...... 4 2009 Valesente ...... 176 Valesente ...... 39 Valesente ...... 65 Valesente ...... 15 Barnathan ...... 4 Oriente ...... 6

Year RBI Batting Average Complete Games Wins Losses Saves 1982 Lamberto ...... 36 Lamberto ...... 430 Lamberto ...... 5 Lamberto ...... 7 Two with ...... 2 Kriebel...... 2 1983 Moran ...... 32 Dempsey ...... 307 Moyer...... 4 Two with ...... 5 Two with ...... 3 Two with...... 2 1984 Berryman ...... 30 Loschiavo ...... 407 Moyer...... 7 Moyer ...... 6 Finnegan ...... 6 Three with ...... 1 1985 Berryman ...... 31 Moran ...... 342 Aron ...... 4 DeStefano ...... 5 Aron ...... 5 Two with...... 3 1986 Anderson ...... 29 Moran ...... 415 Davis...... 8 Three with ...... 2 Davis ...... 7 None 1987 Anderson ...... 30 Ehrmann ...... 309 Bickhardt...... 4 Three with ...... 2 Bickhardt ...... 7 Two with...... 1 1988 Gilbert ...... 32 Migliarese ...... 339 Capriotti ...... 6 Two with ...... 4 Two with ...... 5 Muntz ...... 3 1989 Migliarese ...... 26 Migliarese ...... 364 Four with ...... 3 Murphy ...... 4 Capriotti ...... 6 Four with ...... 1 1990 Migliarese ...... 49 Migliarese ...... 453 Mangano...... 6 Mangano ...... 4 Two with ...... 5 Carmolingo ...... 2 1991 Hamilton ...... 56 Obermeier ...... 329 Anne...... 4 Anne ...... 5 Murphy ...... 8 Two with...... 3 1992 Weingartner ...... 42 Weingartner . . . .400 Mangano ...... 10 Mangano...... 7 Anne ...... 6 Two with...... 1 1993 Obermeier ...... 33 Sharkey ...... 338 Anne...... 3 Malloy ...... 5 Duffin ...... 5 Malloy...... 3 1994 Weingartner ...... 52 McGinley ...... 385 Three with ...... 2 Malloy ...... 5 Malloy ...... 8 Malloy...... 4 1995 Mullen ...... 51 Lauer ...... 373 Johnson ...... 8 Johnson ...... 8 Weingartner ...... 8 Weingartner ...... 3 1996 Mullen ...... 45 Black ...... 362 Johnson ...... 9 Johnson ...... 6 Two with ...... 6 Two with...... 2 1997 Black ...... 32 Sposato ...... 348 Yeagle...... 5 Two with ...... 4 Two with ...... 7 Three with ...... 1 1998 DeVincentis ...... 41 Sposato ...... 325 Marcellus ...... 3 Two with ...... 4 Heck ...... 7 Two with ...... 3 1999 Gunn ...... 53 Wyatt/Kirkby . . . .335 Gondos...... 6 Boylan ...... 5 Two with ...... 9 Miller ...... 3 2000 DeVincentis ...... 49 Kirkby ...... 424 Fremont ...... 5 Fremont/Fischer . . . .5 Fremont ...... 8 Kirkby ...... 5 2001 DeVincentis ...... 42 Kirkby ...... 392 Sieger ...... 2 Boylan ...... 5 Boylan ...... 6 Kirkby ...... 7 2002 J. Godusky ...... 42 Walls ...... 359 Minerva ...... 5 McCollum ...... 5 Minerva ...... 8 Holman ...... 2 2003 McCollum ...... 30 Walls ...... 340 Three with ...... 2 Four with ...... 3 Anecharico ...... 6 Walls ...... 3 2004 Stadanlick ...... 44 Tarewicz ...... 337 Hoagey...... 6 Five with ...... 2 Hoagey ...... 8 Mucci ...... 1 2005 Baldasari ...... 26 Baldasari ...... 313 Hessler ...... 4 Three with ...... 3 Hoagey ...... 8 Petrutz ...... 3 2006 M. Godusky ...... 32 Gentile ...... 298 None Hessler ...... 4 Williams ...... 8 Imbo ...... 6 2007 Wendle ...... 39 Jakubowski . . . . .331 None Mower ...... 3 Mower/Williams . . . .6 Powers/Prescott ...... 2 2008 Valesente ...... 39 Jakubowski . . . . .337 Mower ...... 2 Mower ...... 7 Werner ...... 7 Prescott ...... 4 2009 Oriente ...... 39 Oriente ...... 403 Mower ...... 1 Mower ...... 5 Favazza ...... 6 Hildreth...... 4

Year Innings Pitched Strikeouts Walks Earned Run Average 1982 Lamberto ...... 65.0 Lamberto ...... 59 Lamberto ...... 24 Moyer ...... 1.21 1983 Finnegan ...... 53.2 Mason ...... 44 Ludy ...... 39 Finnegan ...... 1.51 1984 Moyer ...... 74.0 Moyer ...... 90 Moyer ...... 41 Moyer ...... 1.82 1985 Aron ...... 65.0 Aron ...... 22 Wills ...... 50 Aron ...... 5.40 1986 Davis ...... 80.2 Davis ...... 53 Bickhardt ...... 29 Davis ...... 4.02 1987 Two with ...... 54.0 Bickhardt ...... 36 Davis ...... 43 Capriotti ...... 5.13 1988 Capriotti ...... 68.0 Bickhardt ...... 46 Capriotti ...... 32 Capriotti ...... 4.24 1989 Bickhardt ...... 50.2 Capriotti ...... 37 Two with ...... 33 Capriotti ...... 3.93 1990 Mangano ...... 62.0 Mangano ...... 56 Mangano ...... 35 Mangano ...... 3.92 1991 Anne ...... 55.1 Mangano ...... 45 Murphy ...... 40 Feeney...... 2.30 1992 Mangano ...... 73.2 Mangano ...... 78 Malloy ...... 44 Mangano ...... 1.83 1993 Two with ...... 53.1 Malloy ...... 43 Anne ...... 35 Malloy ...... 2.19 1994 Johnson ...... 74.2 Malloy ...... 77 Johnson ...... 41 Yeagle ...... 3.58 1995 Weingartner ...... 91.2 Weingartner ...... 68 Weingartner ...... 56 Weingartner . . . . .4.81 1996 Johnson ...... 82.0 Johnson ...... 61 Heck ...... 50 Johnson ...... 2.96 1997 Yeagle ...... 76.0 Yeagle ...... 58 Sala ...... 41 Sala ...... 3.44 1998 Marcellus ...... 67.1 Heck ...... 48 Heck ...... 51 Marcellus ...... 5.08 1999 Gondos ...... 87.1 Gondos ...... 56 Wyatt ...... 50 Wyatt ...... 4.04 2000 Fremont ...... 90.1 Fremont ...... 75 Fremont ...... 39 Fremont ...... 4.58 2001 Boylan ...... 76.2 Wyatt ...... 53 Wyatt ...... 57 Wyatt ...... 5.40 2002 Minerva ...... 74.2 McCollum ...... 36 Holman ...... 36 McCollum ...... 4.18 2003 Vardijan ...... 58.0 Holman ...... 34 Vardijan ...... 40 Mucci ...... 3.00 2004 Hoagey ...... 84.2 Hoagey ...... 57 Hoagey, Petrutz . . .39 Petrutz ...... 4.10 2005 Hoagey ...... 86.0 Hoagey ...... 66 Hoagey ...... 33 Braun ...... 4.20 2006 Hessler ...... 88.2 Hessler ...... 82 Unkel ...... 35 Imbo ...... 4.00 2007 Mower ...... 64.1 Mower ...... 42 Mower, Williams . . .27 Williams ...... 5.91 2008 Mower ...... 85.0 Werner ...... 42 Favazza ...... 30 Prescott ...... 3.65 2009 Mower ...... 82.0 Favazza ...... 46 Kemp ...... 30 Wendle ...... 3.12 David Valesente led the Hawks in at bats, runs, hits, and doubles in 2009.

2010 Baseball 37 TEAM AWARD WINNERS

MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER DORIE LEAHY AWARD This award is given annually to the top performer on the field. This award is given to the student-athlete who shows remarkable dedication and loyalty to the team. 1991 Jason Hamilton 1992 Bill Weingartner 1991 Steve Frank 1993 Bill Weingartner, Ron Obermeier 1992 Marty Carey, Tom Verratti 1994 Bill Weingartner, Mike Sharkey 1993 Rob Anne, Matt Malek 1995 Bill Weingartner 1994 Mike Collins 1996 Eric Mullen 1995 Frank Fiorelli, Dan Loney 1997 Bill Black 1996 Kevin McCaffrey, Mike Sharkey 1998 Mike Sposato 1997 Nate Yeagle 1999 Eric Wyatt 2000 Kevin Kirkby/Robbie Reed 2000 Ralph Jedlicka 2001 Kevin Kirkby/Eric Wyatt 2001 Mike DeVincentis 2002 Pace Bradshaw/Mike Walls 2002 2003 Mike Walls 2003 Mike DeLorenzo 2004 Jason Tarewicz 2004 Dustin Onulak 2005 Nick Baldasari 2005 Bryan Brown 2006 Mark Imbo 2006 Chris Cashman 2007 Ben Wendle 2007 Ben Wendle 2008 Randy Mower 2008 Ben Wendle 2009 David Valesente 2009 Chris Hildreth RAYMOND VASQUEZ AWARD SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD This award is given to the student-athlete who best exemplifies the This award recognizes a player who performed well both on the Jesuit value of being “a person for others.” field and in the classroom.

1998 Kevin McCaffrey 2003 Mike DeLorenzo 2001 Justin Godusky 2004 Jake Iampietro 2002 Justin Godusky 2005 Jake Iampietro 2003 Nick Baldasari 2006 Kevin Walsh 2004 Al Braun 2007 Kevin Walsh 2005 Greg Mason 2008 David Valesente 2006 Greg Mason 2009 Dewey Oriente 2007 Kevin Walsh 2008 Tim Smith 2009 Evan Spano ALL-TIME HIT LIST HAWK NO-HITTERS Below is a list of all Saint Joseph’s players that have recorded at least 100 career hits: On March 16, 2008 SJU pitchers Randy Mower, Dominic Favazza, 1. Kevin Kirkby (1998-01) ...... 263 31. Nick Baldasari (2002-05) ...... 126 and Chris Prescott combined to no-hit Saint Peter’s. It was the 2. Bill Weingartner (1992-95) . . . . .251 32. Kevin McCaffrey (1995-98) . . . . .125 sixth no-hitter in Saint Joseph’s history and the first since 1970. 3. Mike DeVincentis (1997-01) . . . .245 Mike Blahusch (2005-2009) . . . . .125 4. Danny Lauer (1993-96) ...... 225 34. Jason Hamilton (1991-93) ...... 124 Below is a list of every no-hitter in Saint Joseph’s baseball history: 5. Pace Bradshaw (1999-02) ...... 215 35. Bill Stewart (1975-78) ...... 123 6. Justin Godusky (1999-02) ...... 213 36. Marty Carey (1990-93) ...... 122 7. Eric Wyatt (1998-01) ...... 203 37. Matt Collins (1991-94) ...... 119 Pitcher(s) 8. Mike Sharkey (1993-96) ...... 202 Rich Pascucci (1994-97) ...... 119 Date Opponent Score 9. Tom Gibson (1998-01) ...... 200 39. Kevin Dougher (2000-03) ...... 116 Connors/Quinn/Cinkutis 10. Mike Gentile (2004-07) ...... 184 40. Ed Berryman (1982-85) ...... 113 April 28, 1928 Pennsylvania Military 19-0 Jeremy Jakubowski (2005-08) . . .184 Mike Sposato (1995-98) ...... 113 12. Rob Reed (1997-00) ...... 170 John Kokol (2000-03) ...... 113 Tom McHugh 13. Tim Gunn (1998-01) ...... 168 43. Steve Alemi (1974-77) ...... 110 May 16, 1951 Temple 3-2 14. Brian Obermeier (1992-95) . . . . .163 44. Dave Landers (1969-71) ...... 108 Eric Mullen (1993-96) ...... 163 45. Tim Dean (1986-89) ...... 107 Carl Vogt-Lowell 16. David Valesente (2007-present) . .160 46. Adriano Petrutz (2004-07) ...... 106 17. Jason Tarewicz (2001-04) ...... 157 47. Dan Potts (1974-77) ...... 104 March 29, 1969 at Franklin and Marshall 6-0 18. Jim Moran (1983-86) ...... 154 48. Steve Frank (1988-91) ...... 102 Mike Migliarese (1988-90) . . . . .154 49. A.J. Muntz (1986-89) ...... 101 Ed Linaugh/John Barth 20. Ron Obermeier (1990-93) ...... 153 April 6, 1970 Glassboro State 7-4 21. Bill Black (1994-97) ...... 150 Closing In... Bill McCollum (2001-04) ...... 149 Dewey Oriente (2007-present) . . . .90 Dave Landers Matt Godusky (2004-07) ...... 149 Mike Coleman (2008-present) . . . . .82 April 27, 1970 at Albright 4-0 24. Joe Capriotti (1987-90) ...... 147 Drew Smith (2007-present) ...... 80 25. Ben Wendle (2006-09) ...... 141 Matt Barnathan (2007-present) . . .73 Randy Mower/Dominic Favazza/Chris Prescott* 26. Tom Verratti (1990-92) ...... 140 Joe Cook (2008-present) ...... 73 27. Jamie Clancy (1996-99) ...... 139 Ryan McDonald (2008-present) . . . .71 March 16, 2008 vs. Saint Peter’s 11-0 28. Scott Gilbert (1984-88) ...... 136 Brian Hartsell (2007-present) . . . . .70 29. Jim Reilly (1998-01) ...... 132 * – Seven-inning game 30. Mike Walls (2000-03) ...... 128

38 Saint Joseph’s University HONORS AND AWARDS NATIONAL HONORS ATLANTIC 10 HONORS

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CONFERENCE ATLANTIC 10 ALL-ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA/ALL-EAST (ABCA unless noted) Year Player Pos. Team Year Player Pos. Year Player Honor Team 1986 Jim Moran C 1st 1987 Bill Anderson 3B 1971 Dave Landers All-East 2nd 1988 Fred Ehrmann 2B 1st 1990 Joe Capriotti 1B 1979 John DelMonte All-America 1st * 1989 Mike Migliarese OF 1st 1992 Mike Mangano P 1980 Kevin Quirk All-East 2nd 1990 Mike Migliarese OF 1st 1992 Ron Obermeier OF 1990 Mike Migliarese All-East 1st 1990 Joe Capriotti 1B 2nd 1992 Tom Verratti OF 1990 Mike Migliarese All-America 3rd 1991 Jason Hamilton 1B 1st 1993 Matt Collins DH 1991 Jason Hamilton Freshman All-America 1st ** 1991 Tom Verratti OF 2nd 1993 Ray Fanning 3B 1991 Jason Hamilton Freshman All-America 2nd *** 1992 Jason Hamilton 1B 1st 1993 Mike Sharkey Freshman All-America HM ** 1992 Ron Obermeier OF 2nd 1993 Brian Obermeier 2B 1995 Danny Lauer All-East 2nd John DelMonte 1993 Mike Sharkey OF 2nd 1993 Ron Obermeier OF 1994 Bill Weingartner 3B 1st 1995 Eric Mullen All-East 2nd 1994 Matt Collins DH 1994 Mike Sharkey OF 2nd 1998 Chris Heck Preseason All-American 2nd *** 1994 Ray Fanning 3B 1994 Danny Lauer OF 2nd 2000 Kevin Kirkby Player of the Year **** 1996 Matt Malek OF 1994 Chuck Malloy P 2nd 1996 Mike Sharkey OF 2000 Kevin Kirkby All-Star **** 1995 Danny Lauer OF 1st 1999 Kevin Kirkby 2B 2000 Mike DeVincentis All-Star **** 1995 Eric Mullen 1B 1st 2000 Kevin Kirkby 2B 2001 Kevin Kirkby Preseason All-America 3rd ***** 1995 Jed Johnson P 2nd 2001 Kevin Kirkby District 1 Player of the Year ***** 1995 Bill Weingartner 3B 2nd 2000 Jim Reilly C/DH 2001 Kevin Kirkby All-America 3rd ***** 1996 Bill Black SS 2nd 2001 Kevin Kirkby 2B 2009 Dewey Oriente All-East 2nd 2000 Kevin Kirkby 2B 1st 2001 Jim Reilly C/DH * By The Sporting News ** By Mizuno 2000 Kevin Kirkby 2B 1st 2001 Eric Wyatt OF *** By Baseball America **** By ECAC *****By NCBWA 2000 Mike DeVincentis OF 2nd 2001 Justin Godusky OF Kevin Kirkby 2000 Kevin Kirkby 2B 1st 2002 Justin Godusky OF ALL-ACADEMIC (CoSIDA) 2000 Mike DeVincentis OF 2nd 2003 Mike DeLorenzo C Year Player Position Team 2001 Kevin Kirkby 2B 1st 2001 Kevin Kirkby RP 2nd 1973 Tom Froio C 2nd ATLANTIC 10 HONOREES 2001 Eric Wyatt OF 2nd 1987 Bill Anderson 3B 3rd 2002 Justin Godusky OF 2nd 1988 Mark Higgins 3B 2nd 2003 Mike Walls 3B 1st A-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year 1989 Rick Bickhardt P District 2005 Nick Baldasari 3B 2nd 2001 Kevin Kirkby 1990 Joe Capriotti 1B District 2007 Ben Wendle OF 2nd 1991 Ron Obermeier OF District 2007 Drew Smith C Rookie A-10 Baseball Student-Athlete of the Year 1992 Matt Collins DH 3rd 2007 David Valesente 3B Rookie 2001 Jim Reilly 1993 Ron Obermeier OF District 2008 Mike Coleman OF Rookie 1994 Matt Collins DH 1st 2008 Jeremy Jakubowski OF HM 1996 Dan Hefton 2B District Matt Collins Justin Godusky 2009 Dewey Oriente DH HM 1999 Jim Reilly C District 2000 Kevin Kirkby 2B 2nd 2000 Jim Reilly DH 2nd 2000 Justin Godusky OF 3rd 2001 Kevin Kirkby 2B 1st 2001 Jim Reilly DH 1st 2001 Eric Wyatt P District 2001 Justin Godusky OF District - 2nd 2002 Justin Godusky OF District - 2nd 2003 Mike DeLorenzo C District - 2nd Note-All players on 1st, 2nd or 3rd team nationally were also all-District selections in that year Mark Higgins Jim Reilly Jason Hamilton Dan Lauer Mike Migliarese Bill Weingartner MACANDECCHONORS

ALL-MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE ALL-MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE ALL-EAST COAST CONFERENCE EAST

Year Player Pos. Team Year Player Pos. Team Year Player Pos. Team 1962 Tom Wynne 1B 1st 1970 Dave Landers OF 1st 1976 Dave Thornton P 1st 1962 Harry Booth OF 1st 1970 Gerry Hunsicker P 1st 1976 Rich Horan OF 2nd 1962 Joe Tracey P HM 1970 Gordie Slivinski 1B HM 1977 Tom Brill C 2nd 1962 Joe Gothie OF HM 1970 Rick Bianchi OF HM 1977 Dan Potts 1B 2nd 1963 Tom Wynne 1B 1st 1977 Steve Alemi SS 2nd 1963 Joe Tracey P HM ALL-MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE EAST 1977 Steve Yentsch 3B 2nd 1963 Ray DeCarlo IF HM 1971 Norm Kraft 3B 1st 1977 Gerry Hurley DH 2nd 1965 Jerry Connors OF 1st 1971 Dave Landers OF 1st 1978 John Delmonte OF 1st 1965 Tom Hinkel 1B 2nd 1971 Gordon Slivinski 1B HM 1979 John Delmonte OF 1st 1965 Ed Walsh 2B 2nd 1971 Joe Levins SS HM 1979 Dave Thornton P 2nd 1965 John Butz P HM 1971 Gerry Hunsicker OF HM 1979 Chuck Ercole 1B 2nd 1965 John Glodek C HM 1971 Tom Pippet P HM 1980 Kevin Quirk P 1st/MVP 1967 Dennis Fabian OF 1st 1972 Craig Eddinger 2B HM 1980 Ralph Dell’Arciprete 2B A1st 1967 Joe Grace 3B 2nd 1972 Joe Levins SS HM 1980 John Delmonte OF 1st 1967 Tom Hinkel 1B HM 1972 Bill Miller OF HM 1980 Dave Thornton P 2nd 1967 Bill DeAngelis SS HM 1973 Craig Eddinger 2B 1st 1980 Chuck Ercole 1B 2nd 1968 Jim Clouser OF 1st 1973 Bill Miller OF 1st 1981 Ed Dempsey C 1st 1968 Jerry Benetatos 3B 2nd 1974 Craig Eddinger 2B 1st 1981 Joe Matteo DH 1st 1968 Bill DeAngelis SS HM 1974 Joe Spiecker OF 1st 1981 Chuck Ercole OF HM 1968 Dennis Fabian OF HM 1974 Ted Malinoski P 1st 1968 Carl Vogt-Lowell P HM 1974 Dan Potts 1B HM EAST COAST CONFERENCE EAST HONOREES 1969 Gary Jackson 3B 1st 1974 Steve Alemi SS HM 1969 Jim Clouser OF 1st 1974 Pat Nowlan HM Most Valuable Player 1969 Joe McDermott 1B 2nd 1980 Kevin Quirk 1969 Jerry Benetatos SS 2nd MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE HONOREES 1969 Dave Landers OF 2nd 1970 Norm Kraft 3B 1st Most Valuable Player 1970 Jim Clouser OF 1st 1963 Tom Wynne 1971 Dave Landers

2010 Baseball 39 ALL-TIME ROSTER

A Bob Brown ...... 1966-68 Bob Coogan ...... 1948-50 Tom Donahue ...... 1987 Chris Abruzzo ...... 1986, 88 Bryan Brown ...... 2002-03, 05 Joe Cook ...... 2007-present Mickey Donovan ...... 1973 Lou Adelmann ...... 1955 Bill Bryers ...... 1948-49 Mike Corkery ...... 1997 Kevin Dougher ...... 2000-03 Frank Agovino ...... 1990-92 Frank Brzozowski ...... 1959 Pat Corsaro ...... 1955-56 Ed Dougherty ...... 1956-58 Steve Alemi ...... 1974-77 Mike Buda ...... 1996-97 Gene Corson ...... 1950 Jim Dougherty ...... 1960-61 Bill Anderson ...... 1984-87 Eugene Buechele ...... 1959-60 Steve Cortale ...... 1996 Bob Doyle ...... 1950-51 Chris Andreoli ...... 1992 Bill Burke ...... 1969 Ralph Costa ...... 1957 Mike Dubois ...... 1985-87 Brian Anecharico ...... 2002-06 Lou Busico ...... 1957 Steve Courtin ...... 1963 Hank Dudek ...... 1948-49 Rob Anne ...... 1991-94 John Butz ...... 1964-66 Harry Crossen ...... 1957 Mike Duffin ...... 1992-95 Ron Aron ...... 1985 Mike Bylone ...... 1988-90 Jim Crosson ...... 1959-60 Joe Dugan ...... 1997-00 Tom Atkinson ...... 1956-58 Charles Crowley ...... 1950 Lou Dunkle ...... 1961-62 Ed Avena ...... 1959-61 C Ryan Cuccinelli ...... 2008-09 Greg Dunn ...... 1978 Mike Aylmer ...... 1998-99 Thomas Cairns ...... 1950 Joe Cunningham ...... 1964 Kevin Durant ...... 1988-91 Rich Caloiero ...... 2000-01 Jim Currie ...... 1957 B Mike Camac ...... 1994-97 E Nick Baldasari ...... 2002-05 Jim Campana ...... 1953-54 D John Eckley ...... 1978-80 Matt Barnathan ...... 2007-present John Campbell ...... 1963-64 Mike Dalsey ...... 1963-65 Craig Eddinger ...... 1972-75 Bob Barr ...... 1950 Pat Campbell ...... 1981 Sean Daly ...... 1997 Pat Edmondson ...... 1959-60 Don Barr ...... 1950-52 Nick Cantwell ...... 1955-57 Mark D’Amato ...... 1984-85 Fred Ehrmann ...... 1987-88 John Barth ...... 1968-70 Ron Capone ...... 1961-62 Tony “Ralph” D’Angelo ...... 1956 Matt Ekker ...... 1989 Tom Baschoff ...... 1982-85 Joe Capriotti ...... 1987-90 Keith Davis ...... 1985-87 Earl Emerson ...... 1977-78 Joe Basile ...... 1986 Andy Cardamone ...... 1996-99 Mike Davis ...... 2004-05 Kurt Engelbert ...... 1957 Chris Bauer ...... 1994 Marty Carey ...... 1990-93 Tim Dean ...... 1986-89 Chuck Ercole ...... 1978-81 Jerry Benetatos ...... 1967-69 Nick Carlini ...... 1996-97 Bill DeAngelis ...... 1966-68 Greg Ercole ...... 1984 Bob Bell ...... 1960-62 Chris Carmolingo ...... 1988, 90-91 Vince DeFilippo ...... 1954 Tom Bennett ...... 1987, 89 David Carr ...... 1985-86 Reggie DeCarlo ...... 1962-64 F Ed Berryman ...... 1982-85 Tom Carrig ...... 1964 Bill DelCampo ...... 1956-58 Denny Fabian ...... 1966-68 William Bevlock ...... 1950 Joseph Carroccio ...... 1961 Jim DelFidio ...... 1981 Terry Fallon ...... 1973-75 Rich Bianchi ...... 1968-70 Steve Carroll ...... 1995 Anthony DelGaudio ...... 2002-03 Ray Fanning ...... 1991-94 Rick Bickhardt ...... 1986-89 Martin Casey ...... 1956-57 Ralph Dell’Arciprete ...... 1977-80 Quentin Farr ...... 2007-present Francis Bisio ...... 1960 Chris Cashman ...... 2006-08 John DelMonte ...... 1977-79 Dominic Favazza ...... 2008-present Bill Black ...... 1994-97 Jack Cashman ...... 1964 Mike Delorenzo ...... 2001-03 Steve Feeney ...... 1988-91 Joe Black ...... 1989 Jim Cassidy ...... 1946-47 Ken DelRossi ...... 1980 Frank Ferrara ...... 1988 Mike Blahusch ...... 2005-09 Joe Cellini ...... 1964-65 Bob Del Vescovo ...... 1994 Sean Finnegan ...... 1983-84 John Blake ...... 1951 Joe Ceremsak ...... 1955, 57 Ed Dempsey ...... 1980-83 Frank Fiorelli ...... 1992-95 John Blasberg ...... 1988 Dom Chiango ...... 1959-60 Tony Denicole ...... 1953 Doug Fischer ...... 1999-00 Bob Blumber ...... 1973-76 Mike Christie ...... 1991 Andy Denicole ...... 1951-54 Joe Fitzpatrick ...... 1946-47 John Bodalski ...... 1983 Joe Cirigliano ...... 1990-93 Keith DeStefano ...... 1985-88 Jim Flanagan ...... 1971 Rich Bogle ...... 1965-67 Jamie Clancy ...... 1996-99 Pat Devlin ...... 1992-93 Jonathon Flynn ...... 1997 Harry Booth ...... 1960-62 Don Clifford ...... 1950-51 Tom Devlin ...... 1955-56 Kevin Flynn ...... 1983, 85 Edward Borkowski ...... 1959-60 Jim Clouser ...... 1968-70 Mike DeVincentis ...... 1997-01 Steve Frank ...... 1988-91 Mike Borski ...... 1973-75 Jim Cobb ...... 1982-84 Rob Dick ...... 1983 Joe Frattone ...... 1990-91 Steve Bosken ...... 1987-89 Mike Coffey ...... 1980-81 Ron Dick ...... 1982 Jim Freeman ...... 1946-49 Jim Boylan ...... 1998-01 Charles Cogan ...... 1961-63 Bob Didyoung ...... 1950-51 Scott Fremont ...... 1999-03 Mike Boyland ...... 2007-present Bill Cole ...... 1991 Jerry Didyoung ...... 1953-55 Howard Friel ...... 1974 Pace Bradshaw ...... 1999-02 Mike Coleman ...... 2008-present Domenic DiFlorio ...... 1950 Tom Froio ...... 1970-73 Mike Brady ...... 1985-86 Rich Coletta ...... 1989-92 Matt DiGirolamo ...... 2002 Al Braun ...... 2002-05 C.J. Collins ...... 1994 Jon Dijamco ...... 2006 G William Brendley ...... 1959 Matt Collins ...... 1991-94 Don DiJulia ...... 1965 Matt Gabrielski ...... 2005-06 Jim Brennan ...... 1954-55 Mike Collins ...... 1992-96 Joe DiNubile ...... 2001-04 Jack Gaffney ...... 1964-66 Joe Brennan ...... 1952 Brian Connolly ...... 1999 Doug DiSandro ...... 2007-present Mike Galetta ...... 2008 Bob Bretschneider ...... 1966 Jerry Connors ...... 1963-65 Dan DiOrio ...... 2009-present Gene Gallagher ...... 1955 Tim Brill ...... 1975-77 Chris Conte ...... 1980-81 Mark Dolaghan ...... 2007-08 Tom Gallagher ...... 1979-82

From left: Gerry Hunsicker, assistant coach Martin “Peanuts” Pollock, Joe Spiecker, and head coach Harry Booth led the 1974 Hawks to the MAC Championship and the NCAA Tournament. Booth was enshrined in the Saint Joseph’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2006, while Hunsicker is currently the Senior Vice President of Baseball Operations for the Tampa Bay Rays.

40 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME ROSTER

Tony Gallo ...... 1980 Ralph Jedlicka ...... 1999-01 Jack Gallop ...... 1953-56 Jed Johnson ...... 1993-96 Glenn Gamler ...... 1982-84 Mike Jones ...... 1987-88 Gus Ganoudis ...... 1973-76 George Jurosky ...... 1953 John “Russell” Gant ...... 1970 Gerry Jurosky ...... 1956-57 Joseph Garbely ...... 1960 Dennis Garvey ...... 1984-85 K Mike Garvey ...... 1980-82 Mike Kane ...... 1948-49 Scott Gehringer ...... 2001-02 Bob Karlowicz ...... 1971-72 Mike Gentile ...... 2004-07 Doug Keagle ...... 2004 Phil Gerretsen ...... 1997-99 Bob Kelly ...... 1954-55 Mike Gers ...... 2006-07, 09 Bob Kelly ...... 1974 Tom Gibson ...... 1998-01 Jack Kelly ...... 1970-72 Matt Gilbert ...... 2005 Jim Kelly ...... 1973 Scott Gilbert ...... 1983 Jim Kelly ...... 1999-00, 02 Scott Gilbert ...... 1984-85, 87-88 Rich Kelly ...... 1968 James Gill ...... 1970 Ryan Kemp ...... 2009 Charlie Gilligan ...... 1946-47 Jim Kennedy ...... 1989 Mel Gindin ...... 1962, 64 Brian Kenny ...... 1994-97 Kevin Gladstone ...... 1999 Kevin Kirkby ...... 1998-01 Gene Glavin ...... 1951 Kevin Kline ...... 1995-97 Joe Gleason ...... 1976-78 Randy Koch ...... 1974-77 John Glodek ...... 1963, 65-66 Tim Koch ...... 1984-86 Stan Glowacki ...... 1956-57 Matt Koerick ...... 2006-07 Justin Godusky ...... 1999-02 John Kokol ...... 2000-03 Matt Godusky ...... 2004-07 Dick Kollhoff ...... 1959-61 Tom Goetzinger ...... 1995 Norm Kraft ...... 1969-71 John Goheen ...... 1950-51 Craig Kriebel ...... 1980-83 Herman Goldner ...... 1956 Robert Kriner ...... 1962 Mike Gollnick ...... 1992-94 Mike Gondos ...... 1996-99 L Wayne Gordon ...... 1981 Brandon Labrozzi ...... 2004 Tom Gosselin ...... 1987-88 Ed Laird ...... 1963-64 Joe Gothie ...... 1961-63 Tony Lally ...... 1946-49 Joe Grace ...... 1965-67 Dom Lamberto ...... 1980-82 Jack Granahan ...... 1960 Dave Landers ...... 1969-71 Gino Grieco ...... 1990 Dan Larocco ...... 1969 Joel Grimshaw ...... 2004-06 Joe Latrechiano ...... 1967-69 Garth Groman ...... 1980-82 Danny Lauer ...... 1993-96 Vince Guliemi ...... 1963 Michael Lauk ...... 1984 Tim Gunn ...... 1998-01 Joe Lawlor ...... 1977 Thomas Leggett ...... 1959 H Dave Leggieri ...... 1986-89 Ned Hagen ...... 1994 ...... 1995 Joe Hall ...... 1956-58 Tim Lemon ...... 1993-94 Jason Hamilton ...... 1991-93 Tom Lengel ...... 1990 Larry Hamrick ...... 1973 Joe Leonard ...... 1950-51 Hawk baseball standouts Bob Poletti, Jack Ramsay (future Naismith Tom Hannigan ...... 1950 Jim Leslie ...... 1983 Basketball Hall of Fame coach), and Hank Dudek ponder the first day of Jim Harding ...... 1946-49 Greg Levengood ...... 1973-76 Roger Harrington ...... 1965-67 Dan Lester ...... 1998-01 practice on Finnesey Field in 1949. Brian Hartsell ...... 2007-present Joe Levins ...... 1971-72 Mike Hauer ...... 1990-91 Ed Linaugh ...... 1968-70 Bill McDade ...... 1960-62 John Monaghan ...... 1988-89 Chris Heck ...... 1996-97 Ed Lisinski ...... 1985-86 Joe McDermott ...... 1967-69 Pat Monaghan ...... 2007-present Dan Hefton ...... 1995-97 Tim Loebs ...... 1968-69 Barney McDevitt ...... 1962-63 Pat Monahan ...... 1989 Andrew Heineman ...... 2005-06 Jim Lombardi ...... 1967-69 Paul McDonald ...... 1990 Dean Moore ...... 1989 Fred Heinkel ...... 1979-82 Jesse Long ...... 1955 Ryan McDonald ...... 2008-present Jack Moran ...... 1955-56 Francis “Fritz” Henrich ...... 1916-19 Mike Long ...... 1977-78 Gene McGee ...... 1966-68 Jim Moran ...... 1983-86 Dan Henry ...... 2004 Shawn Lord ...... 1990 Pat McGinley ...... 1991-94 Thomas Morrissey ...... 1960-61 Joseph Herrman ...... 1959 Chris Loschiavo ...... 1984 Jim McGinness ...... 1965 Jeff Moruzzi ...... 1975-78 Jason Hessler ...... 2005-08 John Ludy ...... 1983-84 Jack McGlone ...... 1950-51 Randy Mower ...... 2007-present Kevin Higgins ...... 1998 John Lyons ...... 1959-61 Gerry McGonigle ...... 1986 Jamie Moyer ...... 1982-84 Mark Higgins ...... 1986-89 George McGowan ...... 1946-47 Joe Mucci ...... 2002-04 Chris Hildreth ...... 2005-09 M Colin McHale ...... 2005 Keith Muhs ...... 1982-85 Tom Hinkle ...... 1965-67 John Maffey ...... 1983 Tom McHugh ...... 1951-54 Joe Mulcahy ...... 1953 Ryan Hoagey ...... 2002-05 Matt Malek ...... 1993-96 Ken McKee ...... 1946-47 Ed Mullaly ...... 1946-47 Jim Hoban ...... 1988 Ted Malinoski ...... 1974-77 Jack McKeon ...... 1951-54 Eric Mullen ...... 1993-96 Bob Hoffman ...... 1984 Chris Malinowski ...... 1972-73 Mike McKinney ...... 1970-72 Kevin Mullen ...... 1979-82 Henry Hoffmann ...... 1959 Chuck Malloy ...... 1991-94 Sean McKinney ...... 1994-97 Mark Mullen ...... 1978-80 A.J. Holland ...... 2009-present Tom Maloney ...... 1956 Chris McLaughlin ...... 2000-03 Tony Mullen ...... 1976-78 Erik Holman ...... 2002-03 Mike Mangano ...... 1989-92 Leo McLaughlin ...... 1946-47 Jim Mulligan ...... 1951-54 Joe Homyak ...... 1950-53 Ron Manion ...... 1978 Mike McMahon ...... 1980-82 Terry Mulligan ...... 1983 Rich Horan ...... 1975-77 Jack Marcellus ...... 1995-97 Tom McMahon ...... 1984-86 A.J. Muntz ...... 1986-89 Al Horn ...... 1967 B.J. Marchese ...... 1993-94 Dick McNally ...... 1950 Frank Murphy ...... 1958 Gil Howard ...... 1988-91 Ed Martini ...... 1966-68 Shawn McNesby ...... 1995-96 Paul Murphy ...... 1989-91 Al Hummel ...... 1965-66 Mike Martino ...... 1990 Michael McNicholas ...... 1959 Tom Murphy ...... 1950-51 Gerry Hunsicker ...... 1970-72 Joe Maselli ...... 1983-84 John Meli ...... 1954 Jim Myers ...... 1966-67 Bob Hurley ...... 1960 Bill Mason ...... 1980-83 Willie Menke ...... 2002-03 Gerry Hurley ...... 1974-77 Greg Mason ...... 2003-06 Joe Menz ...... 1962 N Joe Hurley ...... 1948-49 Mario Mastropieri ...... 1963 Eugene Mercer ...... 1959 Joe Neal ...... 1973 Joe Matteo ...... 1980-81 Jason Merrill ...... 2002 Michael Neimkin ...... 2001 I Joe Mattleman ...... 1967, 69 Jim Miceli ...... 1992 Mike Noone ...... 2007 Jake Iampietro ...... 2003-05 Ed McAndrew ...... 1962-64 Mike Migliarese ...... 1988-90 Pat Nowlan ...... 1973-76 Mark Imbo ...... 2005-08 Jim McCabe ...... 1946-48 Mike Mignogna ...... 1978-81 Kevin Ingham ...... 1987-90 Kevin McCaffrey ...... 1995-97 Bill Miller ...... 1970-73 Randy Irwin ...... 1981-82 “Ace” McCann ...... 1954 Brooks Miller ...... 2008 O Frank McCann ...... 1964 Jeff Miller ...... 1991-93 Bill Oakes ...... 1964-65 Tom McCann ...... 1965-66 Mike Miller ...... 1997-00 Brian Obermeier ...... 1992-95 J Bill McCollum ...... 2001-04 Mike Minerva ...... 1999-02 Ron Obermeier ...... 1990-93 Gary Jackson ...... 1967-69 “Sleepy” McConnell ...... 1954-55 Chris Moffitt ...... 1987 Jack O’Brien ...... 1946-48 Jeremy Jakubowski ...... 2005-08 George McCrea ...... 1958 Angelo Molinaro ...... 1959 Jack O’Brien ...... 1956-57

2010 Baseball 41 ALL-TIME ROSTER

Jim O’Brien ...... 1967-69 R John O’Donnell ...... 1982 Jack Ramsay ...... 1948-49 Joe O’Grady ...... 1986 Al Readinger ...... 1950-52 Dan O’Lear ...... 1986 Joe Reagan ...... 1954 John Olivo ...... 1950-51 Frank Reed ...... 1957-59 Matt Omiatek ...... 1996 Robbie Reed ...... 1997-00 Dustin Onulak ...... 2003-06 Jim Reilly ...... 1998-01 Dewey Oriente ...... 2007-present Pat Reilly ...... 2000-02 Rich Ott ...... 1971 John Renihan ...... 1953-54 George Ottinger ...... 1951 John Reusche ...... 1971-74 Dave Owsik ...... 1968-70 Paul Rihn ...... 1964 Adam Rivera ...... 2007-present P Joseph Roach ...... 1960 James Padova ...... 1959 Jim Robie ...... 1961-62 Bob Paglione ...... 1957 Brian Rodden ...... 1985 Rey Panettieri ...... 1976-78 Manuel Rodriquez ...... 1969 Ben Pamies ...... 1999 Denis Rogers ...... 1988 Eric Parker ...... 1991-93 Mark Rogers ...... 1985 David Parks ...... 1983-85 John Rutkowski ...... 1963 Rich Pascucci ...... 1994-97 James Ryan ...... 1956 Neil Paternoster ...... 1981-83 Stan Patykula ...... 1956-57 S Mark Payes ...... 1995-98 Ed Sabedra ...... 1969 Tom Payne ...... 1957, 59 Tony Saggiomo ...... 1995 Tom Payne ...... 1986-87 Steve Sala ...... 1994-97 Frank Pelligra ...... 2000 Gene Sandone ...... 1972 Bryan Penalo ...... 2008-present Pat Santone ...... 2003-04 Casimir Pepiak ...... 1956 Tom Santoni ...... 1989 Don Peterson ...... 1998-01 Pat Santry ...... 2005-06 Lou Petrellis ...... 1980-82 Joe Savage ...... 1972-73 Adriano Petrutz ...... 2004-07 Terry Schade ...... 1967-69 John Smithson, a 1968 graduate of Saint Joseph’s, finished his career Rob Pimpinella ...... 2002-03, 05 Brian Schappert ...... 2004 with a 9-4 record. He ranks seventh all-time with a career earned run Tom Pippet ...... 1971-73 Jack Scharff ...... 1962-63 average of 3.45. Smithson served as the Chairman of the University’s Mike Plakis ...... 2008-present Jack Schultz ...... 1955 Board of Trustees from 2003 until 2007. Bob Poletti ...... 1948-49 Jack Schwartz ...... 1950-51 Pat Portolese ...... 1957-59 Jereme Scott ...... 2005-08 Gordie Slivinski ...... 1970-72 W Dan Potts ...... 1974-77 Bob Searcy ...... 1982 Drew Smith ...... 2007-present Joe Walls ...... 1963 Andrew Powers ...... 2005-08 Mark Seitzinger ...... 1996-97 Gerry Smith ...... 1958 Mike Walls ...... 2000-03 Chris Prescott ...... 2006-09 Dennis Senackerib ...... 1988-90 Tim Smith ...... 2006-08 Ed Walsh ...... 1963-65 Joe Price ...... 1976-78 Leon Sendecki ...... 1978-81 John Smithson ...... 1966-68 Kevin Walsh ...... 2004-07 Joe Profera ...... 1990-93 Pete Serpico ...... 1980 Andy Soltys ...... 1958 Tom Walsh ...... 1965 Phil Pursino ...... 2007-09 Mike Sharkey ...... 1993-96 Evan Spano ...... 2007-09 Jim Waring ...... 1990 Ken Pustizzi ...... 2005-08 Tom Shay ...... 1950 Francis “Spitz” Sparagna ...... 1946-49 Bill Weingartner ...... 1992-95 Jack Shea ...... 1946-47 Joe Spiecker ...... 1971-74 Charles Welsh ...... 1956 Q Jack Shields ...... 1957, 59 Mike Sposato ...... 1995-97 James Welsh ...... 1975 James Quarry ...... 1959 Doug Sieger ...... 1998-01 Ryan Stadanlick ...... 2003-04 Ben Wendle ...... 2006-09 Mike Quinn ...... 1983-84 Chad Simendinger ...... 2008, present Rick Stauffer ...... 1971-73 Don Werner ...... 2005-08 Kevin Quirk ...... 1978-80 Bill Simpson ...... 1971-72 Bill Stewart ...... 1975-78 Matt Weygand ...... 1989 Matt Skordinski ...... 1995-97 Fred Stinner ...... 1984, 86 Chris Wicks ...... 2003 Chris Stoffere ...... 1983 Joseph Wiedeman ...... 1959-60 John Straub ...... 1987 Mike Wilkin ...... 1998 Joe Strauss ...... 1990-91 Jim Wilks ...... 1976-77 Kevin Sullivan ...... 1970 Jeff Williams ...... 2004-07 Dick Sullivan ...... 1960-62 Jim Wills ...... 1985-86 Brian Sweeney ...... 1983-85 Steve Wills ...... 1992-94 Greg Sylvester ...... 1985-86 Joe Wilson ...... 1955-56 Frank Wolfer ...... 1969 T Justin Wolfer ...... 2001-02 Jim Talarico ...... 1968-69 Erick Woods ...... 1999 Greg Tamaccio ...... 1981 Ryan Woods ...... 1998-01 Jason Tarewicz ...... 2001-04 Jay Wrabel ...... 1987-90 Johnny Taulane ...... 1955 Pat Wujcik ...... 1983 Kevin Taylor ...... 2009-present Joseph Wusinich ...... 1967 Tom Tegler ...... 1991-92 Eric Wyatt ...... 1998-01 Duryel Thomas ...... 1977-79 Dennis Wynne ...... 1964 Dave Thornton ...... 1976-79 Tom Wynne ...... 1961-63 Brett Tiagwad ...... 2009-present Mike Tolan ...... 1996-97 Y Arthur Tomkinson ...... 1959 Nate Yeagle ...... 1994-97 Joe Tracey ...... 1961-63 Steve Yentsch ...... 1974-77 Joe Tremoglie ...... 1993-96 Jack Young ...... 1976-78 Justin Trudell ...... 2006-present Paul Tucker ...... 1971-74 Z Jack Tumas ...... 1957 Tom Zampino ...... 1975-78 Ed Tyler ...... 1974-77 Ben Zanghi ...... 1990 Bill Zeits ...... 1993 U Matt Zettl ...... 2007 Bob Unkel ...... 2004-06 Joe Zuchowicz ...... 1980-81 Lud Zurnieden ...... 1953 V David Valesente ...... 2007-present Includes all players who have appeared in at least Clint Vance ...... 1990-91 one varsity game. 2010 Hawks in bold. Sean Vandegrift ...... 1992-93 Eric Vardijan ...... 2001-03 Tom Verratti ...... 1990-92 Tim Versprille ...... 1985 Matt Villei ...... 1989-90 Saint Joseph’s Director of Athletics Don DiJulia was a two-sport athlete as Carl Vogt-Lowell ...... 1968-69 an undergrad at SJU. DiJulia was a member of the baseball team in 1965 Jason Volker ...... 2003-04 and was also part of the Hawk basketball squad. Vince Volpe ...... 1992

42 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS

KEY TO SYMBOLS: W- win, L- loss, T - tie, (-) - site unknown, home Games in CAPS * - conference game, + - conference tournament, # - NCAA Tournament $ - Liberty Bell Classic Tournament, C - Campbell’s Field (2009) PRIMARY HOME SITES: 2009-present ...... Campbell’s Field 1990-2009...... Elmwood Park (Latshaw/McCarthy Field) 1961-74, 1987-89 ...... Narberth Field 1975-80, 1982-86 ...... Bryn Mawr Polo Field 1946, 1981 ...... South Ardmore Field 1960...... 33rd & Dauphin 1959 ...... General Wayne Field 1947-58 ...... Finnesey Field

1946 (W 1, L 7) at Muhlenberg ...... 3-4 L 4/13 at Rider ...... 4-11 L LA SALLE...... 3-13 L 4/22 at Scranton...... 5-9 L SETON HALL ...... 5-6 L 5/8 at Pa. Military...... 3-1 W 5/10 at Loyola (Md.)...... 9-12 L 1952 (W 5, L 7) 5/11 at Georgetown...... 1-8 L Drexel (-) ...... 9-7 W 5/15 Lafayette (-)...... 1-9 L La Salle (-)...... 0-6 L 5/25 SCRANTON ...... 7-8 L Elizabethtown (-)...... 6-4 W 5/31 GEORGETOWN...... 0-1 L at Temple...... 3-6 L at Haverford...... 9-4 W 1947 (W 5, L 10) LA SALLE...... 2-7 L 4/2 at Penn...... 6-14 L MUHLENBERG...... 3-2 W 4/8 at La Salle...... 1-5 L HAVERFORD ...... 6-2 W 4/11 at Loyola (Md.)...... 3-1 W WEST CHESTER...... 5-12 L 4/12 at Georgetown...... 4-15 L TEMPLE ...... 1-4 L 4/16 at Haverford...... 13-1 W at Drexel...... 1-4 L 4/19 TEMPLE ...... 0-4 L Rider (-) ...... 2-8 L 4/23 at Swarthmore ...... 10-11 L 4/30 at West Chester ...... 6-5 W 1953 (W 2, L 10) Legendary Hawk coach Pep Young (right) instructs batting form. 5/7 LEBANON VALLEY...... 1-7 L LEBANON VALLEY...... 1-8 L 5/14 at Pa. Military...... 3-4 L at La Salle...... 5-10 L 5/7 * Pa. Military (-) ...... 17-8 W 1964 (W 5, L 9, T 2) 5/17 WEST CHESTER...... 10-4 W DREXEL ...... 8-4 W 1957 (W 7, L 11) 5/11 * Haverford (-) ...... 11-2 W 3/31 * TEMPLE ...... 8-8 T 5/23 GEORGETOWN...... 6-8 L PA. MILITARY...... 3-7 L 4/13 West Chester (-)...... 7-9 L 5/14 * La Salle (-)...... 3-13 L 4/4 * LAFAYETTE ...... 3-10 L 5/24 at Temple...... 3-4 L RIDER...... 4-8 L 4/16 Temple (-)...... 3-7 L 5/16 Albright (-)...... 1-4 L 4/9 at Penn...... 8-0 W 5/27 LA SALLE...... 6-5 W Temple (-)...... 5-8 L 4/18 Haverford (-) ...... 14-2 W 5/19 Villanova (-)...... 1-16 L 4/11 at Albright ...... 2-1 W 5/31 LOYOLA (MD.)...... 6-10 L Drexel (-) ...... 5-12 L 4/25 Muhlenberg (-)...... 4-3 W 5/21 * West Chester (-)...... 0-8 L 4/16 * LA SALLE...... 2-5 L Temple (-)...... 2-3 L 4/26 La Salle (-)...... 5-18 L 5/23 Penn (-) ...... 0-14 L 4/24 VILLANOVA...... 3-13 L 1948 (W 6, L 5) at Albright ...... 3-2 W 4/27 Pa. Military (-) ...... 7-6 W 4/25 * at Gettysburg ...... 6-7 L at Temple...... 6-11 L LA SALLE...... 4-6 L 4/30 Haverford (-) ...... 12-2 W 1961 (W 10, L 10) 4/27 * at Temple...... 0-13 L LOYOLA (MD.)...... 7-4 W West Chester (-)...... 0-10 L 5/2 Rutgers-Camden (-)...... 8-6 W 4/4 * Temple (-)...... 0-7 L 5/4 PA. MILITARY...... 5-7 L HAVERFORD ...... 15-8 W West Chester (-)...... 1-4 L 5/3 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 8-2 W 4/5 * Drexel (-) ...... 13-12 W 5/5 at Rider ...... 0-13 L WEST CHESTER...... 2-7 L 5/4 Villanova (-)...... 5-9 L 4/8 * Haverford (-) ...... 8-5 W 5/6 * DELAWARE...... 0-12 L SCRANTON ...... 9-6 W 1954 (W 5, L 11) 5/9 Penn (-) ...... 9-2 W 4/12 * Elizabethtown (-)...... 6-4 W 5/8 SWARTHMORE...... 13-2 W LA SALLE...... 14-4 W Penn (-) ...... 5-2 W 5/10 Albright (-)...... 1-10 L 4/14 * Albright (-)...... 4-7 L 5/11 at Villanova ...... 2-4 L MUHLENBERG...... 5-13 L Drexel (-) ...... 1-13 L 5/13 Villanova (-)...... 1-6 L 4/15 Villanova (-)...... 5-10 L 5/13 WEST CHESTER...... 4-4 T LOYOLA (MD.)...... 8-5 W Moravian (-) ...... 1-2 L 5/16 Temple (-)...... 4-13 L 4/19 Penn (-) ...... 2-3 L 5/15 * at La Salle...... 5-2 W at Mount St. Mary’s...... 7-8 L Muhlenberg (-)...... 10-29 L 5/17 La Salle (-)...... 7-12 L 4/20 * La Salle (-)...... 3-6 L 5/16 * BUCKNELl ...... 9-8 W LA SALLE...... 10-9 W Haverford (-) ...... 8-5 W 5/18 Pa. Military (-) ...... 1-3 L 4/22 * West Chester (-)...... 9-16 L at West Chester ...... 1-6 L West Chester (-)...... 1-3 L 5/22 Drexel (-) ...... 3-8 L 4/25 * Pa. Military (-) ...... 6-4 W 1965 (W 12, L 4, T 1) Georgetown (-)...... 0-1 L 5/25 West Chester (-)...... 0-7 L 4/26 Villanova (-)...... 9-21 L 3/30 at Villanova ...... 2-0 W 1949 (W 11, L 7) Villanova (-)...... 0-15 L 4/28 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 3-0 W 4/6 * at Temple...... 3-0 W 4/9 Rider (-) ...... 4-9 L Pa. Military (-) ...... 1-6 L 1958 (W 6, L 10) 4/29 * Moravian (-) ...... 10-13 L 4/8 CASTLETON STATE ...... 13-11 W 4/13 Haverford (-) ...... 16-2 W Haverford (-) ...... 12-5 W Temple (-)...... 4-11 L 4/30 * Temple (-)...... 4-2 W 4/10 ALBRIGHT ...... 7-3 W 4/19 at Loyola (Md.)...... 13-7 W Drexel (-) ...... 5-2 W Pa. Military (-) ...... 7-3 W 5/4 * West Chester (-)...... 2-1 W 4/12 PENN ...... 6-5 W 4/20 Albright (-)...... 4-3 W La Salle (-)...... 2-4 L La Salle (-)...... 1-11 L 5/6 * Pa. Military (-) ...... 0-5 L 4/14 * at La Salle...... 1-3 L 4/27 Drexel (-) ...... 17-7 W La Salle (-)...... 3-5 L West Chester (-)...... 1-22 L 5/10 * HAVERFORD ...... 8-7 W 4/19 * HOFSTRA ...... 8-1 W 4/29 La Salle (-)...... 4-8 L Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 4-9 L Pa. Military (-) ...... 12-5 W 5/13 * at Swarthmore ...... 3-5 L 4/28 at Haverford...... 6-4 W 4/30 at Lebanon Valley ...... 5-3 W West Chester (-)...... 1-8 L Haverford (-) ...... 13-6 W 5/16 * LA SALLE...... 3-2 W 5/1 * at Delaware...... 8-2 W 5/4 Loyola (Md.) (-) ...... 5-6 L Temple (-)...... 11-9 W Penn (-) ...... 4-5 L 5/18 * at Rutgers-Camden ...... 8-0 W 5/4 * TEMPLE ...... 3-3 T 5/7 Haverford (-) ...... 8-2 W Rutgers-Camden (-)...... 9-7 W 5/7 at Swarthmore ...... 11-0 W 5/11 La Salle (-)...... 10-2 W 1955 (W 6, L 13) Haverford (-) ...... 8-3 W 1962 (W 7, L 11, T 1) 5/8 * GETTYSBURG...... 5-3 W 5/13 Muhlenberg (-)...... 5-3 W Haverford (-) ...... 12-3 W Villanova (-)...... 7-4 W 3/31 * at Muhlenberg ...... 8-6 W 5/11 at West Chester ...... 3-5 L 5/14 Penn (-) ...... 13-4 W Penn (-) ...... 9-10 L Muhlenberg (-)...... 4-5 L 4/2 * TEMPLE ...... 3-6 L 5/13 * LA SALLE...... 2-4 L 5/16 Rutgers-Newark (-)...... 4-0 W Muhlenberg (-)...... 2-4 L La Salle (-)...... 0-13 L 4/10 at Drexel...... 4-4 t 5/15 * at Bucknell ...... 5-8 L 5/18 Pa. Military (-) ...... 11-1 W Rider (-) ...... 3-2 W Villanova (-)...... 0-14 L 4/14 WEST CHESTER...... 3-7 L 5/18 at Pa. Military...... 10-5 W 5/21 West Chester (-)...... 0-7 L Temple (-)...... 2-11 L Drexel (-) ...... 3-7 L 4/16 * DELAWARE...... 0-6 L 5/19 DREXEL ...... 14-1 W 5/25 Temple (-)...... 1-6 L Haverford (-) ...... 13-8 W Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 1-8 L 4/19 * LA SALLE...... 4-10 L 5/28 Drexel (-) ...... 8-10 L Drexel (-) ...... 4-5 L West Chester (-)...... 1-4 L 4/24 at Pa. Military...... 5-3 W 1966 (W 12, L 8) 6/1 Seton Hall (-) ...... 2-10 L Elizabethtown (-)...... 4-3 W 4/25 GEORGETOWN...... 9-8 W 3/30 at Penn...... 3-2 W Drexel (-) ...... 5-6 L 1959 (W 2, L 16) 4/26 at Villanova ...... 7-18 L 4/1 CASTLETON STATE ...... 18-1 W 1950 (W 6, L 8) Pa. Military (-) ...... 10-8 W 4/10 Swarthmore (-)...... 0-14 L 4/28 at Moravian...... 3-4 L 4/4 GLASSBORO STATE...... 8-5 W 4/8 at Penn...... 6-13 L Albright (-)...... 3-8 L 4/16 Temple (-)...... 1-20 L 4/30 * at Temple...... 8-0 W 4/6 * TEMPLE ...... 3-8 L 4/12 LA SALLE...... 4-20 L La Salle (-)...... 3-5 L 4/17 Villanova (-)...... 1-19 L 5/3 VILLANOVA...... 6-8 L 4/9 * LAFAYETTE ...... 4-9 L 4/15 SCRANTON ...... 4-3 W Villanova (-)...... 5-11 L 4/18 Pa. Military (-) ...... 0-5 L 5/5 * at Gettysburg ...... 2-5 L 4/12 URSINUS...... 15-0 W 4/17 LOYOLA (MD.)...... 12-4 W Moravian (-) ...... 6-11 L 4/22 La Salle (-)...... 3-16 L 5/7 at Penn...... 4-5 L 4/14 * LA SALLE...... 1-3 L 4/19 West Chester (-)...... 9-15 L Georgetown (-)...... 9-7 W 4/24 West Chester (-)...... 1-19 L 5/9 at Haverford...... 17-6 W 4/16 AT Albright ...... 6-2 W 4/22 at La Salle...... 3-2 W Villanova (-)...... 1-7 L 4/25 Pa. Military (-) ...... 11-10 W 5/12 SWARTHMORE...... 15-13 W 4/18 VILLANOVA...... 3-12 L 4/29 SETON HALL ...... 5-3 W West Chester (-)...... 5-6 L 4/29 Haverford (-) ...... 3-7 L 5/15 * at La Salle...... 5-6 L 4/21 * DELAWARE...... 8-7 W 5/4 LEBANON VALLEY...... 6-13 L Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 5-15 L 5/2 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 4-9 L 5/17 RUTGERS-CAMDEN ...... 14-5 W 4/23 at Rider...... 3-4 L 5/10 at Haverford...... 10-4 W Temple (-)...... 5-8 L 5/5 Temple (-)...... 3-2 W 5/19 at West Chester ...... 3-11 L 4/27 HAVERFORD ...... 6-5 W 5/13 at Seton Hall...... 9-11 L 5/7 Rutgers-Camden (-)...... 3-9 L 5/4 * at Temple...... 5-16 L 5/17 at Drexel...... 13-9 W 1956 (W 6, L 12) 5/8 Drexel (-) ...... 6-9 L 1963 (W 7, L 11) 5/6 SWARTHMORE...... 11-1 W 5/23 at Temple...... 6-15 L 4/11 West Chester (-)...... 1-4 L 5/9 Haverford (-) ...... 2-11 L 3/29 * at Temple...... 1-2 L 5/10 * WEST CHESTER...... 9-0 W 5/27 SAINT PETER’S...... 0-11 L 4/14 Georgetown (-) ...... 8-12 L 5/13 Villanova (-)...... 3-16 L 4/3 PENN ...... 8-5 W 5/12 * La Salle ...... 3-4 L 6/3 at Albright ...... 2-4 L 4/17 Temple (-)...... 6-5 W 5/15 Elizabethtown (-)...... 0-13 L 4/6 at Haverford...... 10-8 W 5/14 FRANK.&MARSHALL...... 2-1 W 4/20 Villanova (-)...... 0-11 L 5/16 La Salle (-)...... 2-5 L 4/9 DREXEL ...... 8-3 W 5/14 FRANK.&MARSHALL...... 2-1 W 1951 (W 7, L 8, T 1) 4/21 Haverford (-) ...... 11-9 W 5/21 Penn (-) ...... 7-17 L 4/10 ALBRIGHT ...... 15-9 W 5/17 PA. MILITARY...... 5-8 L at Lebanon Valley ...... 4-3 W 4/24 La Salle (-)...... 3-12 L 5/23 West Chester (-)...... 6-7 L 4/15 VILLANOVA...... 4-3 W 5/18 at Drexel...... 8-5 W at Drexel...... 2-1 W 4/28 Elizabethtown (-)...... 1-3 L 4/17 * at Lafayette...... 8-12 L ST. JOHN’S...... 4-18 L 5/1 Haverford (-) ...... 5-1 W 1960 (W 7, L 11) 4/19 * at La Salle...... 8-10 L 1967 (W 12, L 10) at Haverford...... 11-14 L 5/3 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 4-8 L 4/2 Franklin & Marshall (-)...... 16-13 W 4/20 * at Bucknell ...... 0-10 L 3/30 PENN ...... 17-9 W at La Salle...... 1-20 L 5/5 Muhlenberg (-)...... 2-3 L 4/9 * Haverford (-) ...... 10-0 W 4/22 * at Delaware...... 0-5 L 4/1 * at Lehigh ...... 0-15 L at West Chester ...... 6-6 T 5/8 La Salle (-)...... 10-5 W 4/13 * Rutgers-S.Jersey (-) ...... 1-4 L 4/27 * GETTYSBURG...... 3-8 L 4/3 * at Temple...... 6-12 L FRANLIN & MARSHALL...... 8-3 W 5/12 Moravian (-) ...... 0-1 L 4/14 * Temple (-)...... 0-7 L 4/30 * TEMPLE* ...... 5-11 L 4/5 at Pa. Military...... 12-3 W LOYOLA (MD.)...... 9-3 W 5/13 West Chester (-)...... 1-4 L 4/21 * La Salle(-)...... 1-7 L 5/2 at Villanova ...... 2-6 L 4/11 at Ursinus...... 3-5 L ELIZABETHTOWN ...... 11-7 W 5/15 Drexel (-) ...... 5-12 L 4/23 * West Chester (-)...... 2-1 W 5/4 at Pa. Military...... 3-5 L 4/13 * at La Salle...... 1-4 L ALBRIGHT ...... 7-8 L 5/16 Penn (-) ...... 7-12 L 4/25 Moravian (-) ...... 2-3 L 5/8 at West Chester ...... 9-11 L 4/15 ALBRIGHT ...... 12-8 W HAVERFORD ...... 2-6 L 5/17 Villanova (-)...... 12-6 W 4/26 * Pa. Military (-) ...... 5-4 W 5/11 at Swarthmore ...... 10-2 W 4/17 at Glassboro State...... 3-4 L at Loyola (Md.)...... 15-8 W 5/19 Pa. Military (-) ...... 12-4 W 4/30 * Villanova (-)...... 0-13 L 5/13 * MUHLENBERG...... 2-4 L 4/19 * at Delaware...... 2-1 W TEMPLE ...... 3-2 W 5/22 Temple (-)...... 1-7 L 5/2 * Temple (-)...... 0-7 L 5/16 * LA SALLE...... 10-9 W 4/22 * RIDER...... 5-17 L 5/6 * Swarthmore (-)...... 6-5 W 4/26 at Villanova ...... 6-10 L

2010 Baseball 43 ALL-TIME RESULTS

4/29 * GETTYSBURG...... 5-7 L 5/1 at Villanova ...... 8-7 W 4/21 * at West Chester ...... 6-7 L 3/8 at Fla. International ...... 10-5 W 3/9 at Miami (Fla.)...... 5-8 L 4/29 * GETTYSBURG...... 5-2 W 5/3 * at Drexel...... 0-2 L 4/23 * at Temple...... 6-4 W 3/9 vs. Dayton ...... 9-2 W 3/10 vs. James Madison ...... 0-11 L 5/1 * LA SALLE...... 7-5 W * at West Chester ...... 3-0 W 4/24 * TEMPLE ...... 6-4 W 3/11 at Fla. International ...... 2-7 L 3/26 at Villanova ...... 4-2 W 5/3 * TEMPLE ...... 3-2 W 5/10 + at Lafayette...... 7-3 W 4/25 vs. Delaware...... 8-10 L 3/12 vs. Dayton ...... 12-9 W 3/28 at Haverford...... 5-0 W 5/5 at Swarthmore ...... 10-5 W 5/27 # vs. Penn State ...... 3-0 W 4/27 Villanova (-)...... 7-1 W 3/23 at Lehigh ...... 4-4 T 3/30 VILLANOVA...... 3-12 L 5/9 * at West Chester ...... 11-2 W 5/28 # vs. Seton Hall ...... 1-8 L 5/5 * at La Salle...... 6-2 W 3/26 * LA SALLE...... 7-14 L 3/31 * AMERICAN ...... 6-3 W 5/12 * at Lafayette...... 1-2 L 5/28 # vs. Penn State ...... 2-1 W 5/7 * La Salle (-)...... 5-10 L 3/26 * LA SALLE...... 10-4 W 3/31 * AMERICAN ...... 4-0 W 5/13 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 0-2 L 5/29 # vs. Seton Hall ...... 1-4 L 5/11 + vs. Delaware...... 6-5 W 3/27 Holy Cross (-)...... 1-6 L 4/5 at Rider...... 2-3 L 5/13 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 2-0 W 5/12 + at Delaware...... 2-6 L 3/27 Holy Cross (-)...... 4-1 W 4/7 * DREXEL ...... 6-4 W 5/17 DREXEL ...... 5-4 W 1972 (W 12, L 6, T 1) 5/14 + at Delaware...... 9-8 W 3/29 West Chester (-)...... 3-2 W 4/7 * DREXEL ...... 4-0 W 5/19 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 18-11 W 3/28 Villanova (-)...... 1-6 L 5/24 # vs. St. John’s...... 4-1 W 3/30 Haverford (-) ...... 12-1 W 4/11 WEST CHESTER...... 1-4 L 3/30 Rider (-) ...... 3-4 L 5/25 # vs. Seton Hall ...... 3-4 L 4/7 Rider (-) ...... 7-8 L 4/17 at Penn...... 6-11 L 1968 (W 15, L 7, T 1) 4/1 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 8-4 W 5/25 # vs. St. John’s...... 0-8 L 4/9 * DREXEL ...... 23-1 W 4/19 * at Temple...... 7-8 L 3/25 CASTLETON STATE ...... 7-4 W 4/1 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 5-1 W (two games missing) 4/9 * DREXEL ...... 9-5 W 4/20 * TEMPLE ...... 5-14 L 4/1 at Penn...... 10-7 W 4/5 Haverford (-) ...... 12-2 W 4/11 Trenton State (-) ...... 14-5 W 4/22 SETON HALL ...... 6-16 L 4/3 PA. MILITARY...... 16-5 W 4/6 * La Salle (-)...... 14-4 W 1975 (W 14, L 10) 4/13 Delaware (-) ...... 5-16 L 4/23 at Spring Garden...... 12-13 L 4/5 * LEHIGH ...... 18-6 W 4/11 Penn (-) ...... 7-2 W at Miami (Fla.)...... 7-10 L 4/14 GLASSBORO STATE...... 14-8 W 4/24 * at Hofstra ...... 19-2 W 4/6 VILLANOVA...... 4-7 L 4/12 * Drexel (-) ...... 7-0 W at Miami (Fla.)...... 1-4 L 4/15 Villanova (-)...... 12-22 L 4/24 * at Hofstra ...... 17-6 W 4/11 FROSTBURG STATE...... 8-4 W 4/17 * La Salle (-)...... 15-5 W at Fla. International ...... 0-2 L 4/16 * at Hofstra ...... 12-6 W 4/25 at Phila. Textile ...... 7-21 L 4/13 * TEMPLE ...... 5-2 W 4/18 Lehigh (-) ...... 3-4 L at Fla. International ...... 6-14 L 4/16 * at Hofstra ...... 20-6 W 4/29 * LA SALLE...... 8-5 W 4/17 * LAFAYETTE ...... 3-4 L 4-20 Delaware (-) ...... 5-3 W at Fla. International ...... 5-1 W 4/17 Phila. Textile (-) ...... 4-3 W 4/29 * LA SALLE...... 12-7 W 4/20 * LA SALLE...... 11-3 W 4/21 * Temple (-)...... 4-5 L at Fla. International ...... 4-3 W 4/17 Phila. Textile (-) ...... 9-8 W 5/4 + at Delaware...... 5-3 W 4/23 * at Rider...... 6-9 L 4/25 Albright (-)...... 3-0 W at Penn...... 2-19 L 4/18 Penn (-) ...... 7-18 L 5/5 + vs. West Chester ...... 8-0 W 4/25 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 20-1 W 4/26 * West Chester (-)...... 10-6 W at Haverford...... 9-1 W 4/19 West Chester (-)...... 5-8 L 5/6 + at Delaware...... 8-12 L 4/27 HAVERFORD ...... 10-4 W * Temple (-)...... 3-4 L * AMERICAN ...... 5-2 W 4/20 Franklin & Marshall (-) ...... 8-6 W 5/6 + at Delaware...... 6-7 L 4/29 at Albright ...... 3-1 W * Hofstra (-)...... 4-1 W * AMERICAN ...... 7-6 W 4/21 * Temple (-)...... 3-6 L 5/1 * at Gettysburg ...... 3-6 L * Hofstra (-)...... 4-3 W RIDER...... 2-17 L 4/22 * Temple (-)...... 2-6 L 1980 (W 14, L 14) 5/4 * DELAWARE...... 3-4 L 5/6 Villanova (-)...... 7-7 T * at Drexel...... 16-3 W * AMERICAN ...... 4-1 W 3/2 at Biscayne...... 4-2 W 5/4 * DELAWARE...... 6-5 W 5/8 * West Chester (-)...... 7-11 L * at Drexel...... 4-1 W * AMERICAN ...... 3-2 W 3/3 at Biscayne...... 1-10 L 5/5 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL...... 10-8 W * at Hofstra ...... 2-1 W + Delaware (-) ...... 1-2 L 3/4 at Miami (Fla.)...... 0-6 L 5/6 * AMERICAN ...... 7-6 W 1973 (W 15, L 6) * at Hofstra ...... 6-3 W + West Chester (-)...... 2-8 L 3/5 at Miami (Fla.)...... 4-12 L 5/6 * at La Salle...... 7-4 W Rider (-) ...... 4-5 L GEORGETOWN...... 5-0 W 3/7 at Fla. International ...... 2-25 L 5/11 WEST CHESTER...... 5-5 T Glassboro State (-) ...... 2-4 L LAFAYETTE ...... 7-6 W 1978 (W 12, L 20) 3/8 vs. Buffalo ...... 9-4 W 5/14 * at Temple...... 1-2 L Phila. Textile (-) ...... 12-2 W GLASSBORO STATE...... 8-3 W at Fla. International ...... 2-3 L 3/26 at Haverford...... 4-2 W 5/15 at Drexel...... 1-6 L Villanova (-)...... 9-3 W * TEMPLE ...... 2-10 L at Miami (Fla.)...... 0-11 L 3/27 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 9-7 W 5/18 SWARTHMORE...... 9-4 W Oberlin (-)...... 6-1 W * at Temple...... 2-13 L at Miami (Fla.)...... 4-6 L 4/2 * at American...... 3-2 W at Franklin & Marshall ...... 11-1 W at Villanova ...... 1-4 L at Fla. International ...... 5-14 L 4/2 * at American...... 1-3 L 1969 (W 11, L 11, T 1) at Franklin & Marshall ...... 6-1 W at Villanova ...... 2-6 L at Biscayne...... 4-11 L 4/3 RIDER...... 3-8 L 3/29 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 6-0 W * at West Chester ...... 6-2 W PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 6-5 W at Fla. International ...... 8-9 L 4/7 at Seton Hall...... 1-13 L 3/29 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 3-1 W * AMERICAN ...... 7-2 W * West Chester ...... 3-1 W at Biscayne...... 0-12 L 4/8 * at Drexel...... 7-2 W 3/31 * at Lehigh ...... 4-6 L * AMERICAN ...... 2-0 W Swarthmore (-)...... 14-2 W 4/11 * at Drexel...... 3-1 W 4/2 at Haverford...... 4-3 W at Haverford...... 8-3 W 1976 (W 17, L 8) Haverford (-) ...... 7-6 W 4/12 * HOFSTRA ...... 12-3 W 4/8 * TEMPLE ...... 1-8 L * Drexel (-) ...... 3-0 W 3/1 at Fla. International ...... 7-5 W Villanova (-)...... 15-10 W 4/12 * HOFSTRA ...... 5-6 L 4/10 at Glassboro State...... 10-4 W * Hofstra (-)...... 3-4 L 3/2 at Fla. International ...... 9-7 W at American*...... 12-13 L 4/16 PENN ...... 10-9 W 4/11 at Penn...... 6-4 W * Hofstra (-)...... 2-3 L 3/3 at Fla. International ...... 3-14 L * at American...... 8-3 W 4/17 * Temple ...... 0-1 L 4/13 * at American...... 7-6 W * La Salle (-)...... 9-6 W 3/23 LEHIGH ...... 6-3 W Trenton State (-) ...... 11-8 W 4/18 * at Temple...... 0-10 L 4/15 * at Lafayette...... 4-5 L * La Salle (-)...... 6-2 W 3/27 * at La Salle...... 11-5 W Rider (-) ...... 2-11 L 4/19 at Villanova ...... 2-15 L 4/18 * at La Salle...... 1-1 T * Temple (-)...... 4-5 L 3/27 * at La Salle...... 9-0 W * at Drexel...... 7-8 L 4/20 at Lafayette...... 17-12 W 4/23 * RIDER...... 4-6 L Albright (-)...... 5-0 W 3/31 at Haverford...... 16-0 W * at Drexel...... 4-13 L 4/21 SPRING GARDEN ...... 16-6 W 4/26 * GETTYSBURG...... 7-1 W Albright (-)...... 7-0 W 4/3 * at American...... 0-1 L Loyola (Md.) (-) ...... 11-13 L 4/22 at Glassboro State...... 4-7 L 4/26 * GETTYSBURG...... 11-5 W * West Chester (-)...... 1-3 L 4/3 * at American...... 2-1 W Lafayette (-)...... 8-5 W 4/23 at Phila. Textile ...... 4-5 L 4/28 ALBRIGHT ...... 15-4 W Lafayette (-)...... 5-2 W 4/4 at Rider...... 9-2 W West Chester (-)...... 6-12 L 4/24 VILLANOVA...... 12-10 W 5/2 at Villanova ...... 5-7 L 4/1 TRENTON STATE...... 2-3 L Delaware (-) ...... 6-19 L 4/26 at La Salle...... 12-3 W 5/3 * at Hofstra ...... 7-11 L 1974 (W 17, L 15) 4/10 * at Drexel...... 3-4 L * HOFSTRA ...... 12-6 W 4/26 * at La Salle...... 13-8 W 5/5 DREXEL ...... 8-0 W 3/4 at Fla. International ...... 3-4 L 4/10 * at Drexel...... 11-1 W * HOFSTRA ...... 11-7 W 5/3 + vs. American...... 6-7 L 5/7 * LA SALLE...... 5-6 L 3/5 at Miami (Fla.)...... 2-9 L 4/11 at Villanova ...... 5-9 L Phila. Textile (-) ...... 11-4 W 5/10 * at Delaware...... 8-16 L 3/6 at Miami (Fla.)...... 2-5 L 4/12 at West Chester ...... 12-7 W Phila. Textile (-) ...... 16-9 W 1981 (W 15, L 16, T 2) 5/10 * at Delaware...... 6-7 L 3/7 at Biscayne...... 6-7 L 4/14 DELAWARE...... 1-6 L Penn (-) ...... 8-20 L at Fla. International ...... 0-1 L 5/14 * at Temple...... 2-3 L 3/8 at Biscayne...... 12-4 W 4/15 VILLANOVA...... 12-1 W * Temple (-)...... 7-9 L at Miami (Fla.)...... 4-14 L 5/15 at Pa. Military...... 8-3 W 3/9 at Fla. International ...... 3-4 L 4/17 * HOFSTRA ...... 19-1 W * Temple (-)...... 9-18 L at Fla. International ...... 3-26 L 5/17 at Swarthmore ...... 2-3 L 3/10 at Fla. International ...... 1-4 L 4/17 * HOFSTRA ...... 12-3 W Villanova (-)...... 16-13 W at Miami (Fla.)...... 0-11 L 3/26 VILLANOVA...... 3-4 L 4/19 at Lafayette...... 8-7 W at Glassboro State...... 2-25 L at Miami (Fla.)...... 7-15 L 1970 (W 15, L 6) 4/7 * at American...... 13-3 W 4/20 WEST CHESTER...... 12-6 W * at La Salle...... 11-12 L vs.Indiana State...... 4-6 L 4/4 * TEMPLE ...... 7-6 L 4/7 * at American...... 6-5 W 4/21 FRANKLIN& MARSH...... 8-0 W * at La Salle...... 12-7 W vs.Indiana State...... 12-5 W 4/6 GLASSBORO STATE...... 7-4 W 4/8 * at Rider ...... 12-4 W 4/22 at Glassboro State...... 5-8 L West Chester (-)...... 9-14 L SWARTHMORE...... 15-0 W 4/7 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL...... 10-2 W 4/10 * at Drexel...... 9-5 W 4/24 * at Temple...... 9-10 L at Phila. Textile ...... 7-8 L 4/9 * at American...... 6-2 W 4/11 * DREXEL ...... 5-0 W 4/24 * at Temple...... 5-0 W 1979 (W 12, L 17) at Haverford...... 7-6 W 4/9 * at American...... 7-6 W 4/17 * vs. Hofstra...... 5-6 L 3/5 at Fla. International ...... 2-10 L * LA SALLE...... 9-8 W 4/13 GEORGETOWN...... 13-4 W 4/17 * vs. Hofstra...... 4-2 W 1977 (W 19, L 13, T 1) 3/6 at Miami (Fla.)...... 2-6 L LA SALLE...... 7-7 T 4/17 * LA SALLE...... 12-2 W 4/18 Haverford (-) ...... 6-2 W 3/6 at Fla. International ...... 6-5 W 3/7 at Biscayne...... 2-12 L at Trenton State...... 11-11 T 4/19 * HOFSTRA ...... 2-3 L 4/20 * vs. West Chester ...... 8-4 W 3/7 vs. Howard ...... 7-17 L 3/8 at Fla. International ...... 0-4 L * AMERICAN ...... 1-3 L 4/19 * HOFSTRA ...... 12-2 W 4/22 at Rider...... 5-1 W 4/25 HAVERFORD ...... 3-2 W 4/27 at Albright ...... 4-0 W 4/28 * at La Salle...... 10-2 W 4/29 PENN ...... 10-9 W 5/1 VILLANOVA...... 10-13 L 5/3 * at Temple...... 6-2 W 5/8 * at West Chester ...... 3-5 L 5/8 * at West Chester ...... 6-7 L 5/9 at Gettysburg ...... 4-1 W 5/9 at Gettysburg ...... 2-3 L 5/11 LAFAYETTE ...... 6-5 W

1971 (W 19, L 7, T 1) 3/27 WEST CHESTER...... 3-3 T 3/30 VILLANOVA...... 11-7 W 4/1 RIDER...... 5-8 L 4/3 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 4-2 W 4/3 at Franklin & Marshall ...... 8-0 W 4/4 * at Temple...... 12-6 W 4/8 * LA SALLE...... 7-2 W 4/10 * AMERICAN ...... 3-7 L 4/10 * AMERICAN ...... 13-5 W 4/13 at Pa. Military...... 21-2 W 4/14 * DREXEL ...... 1-3 L 4/15 * TEMPLE ...... 7-6 W 4/17 * at Hofstra ...... 1-0 W 4/17 * at Hofstra ...... 5-2 W 4/20 * at La Salle...... 8-4 W 2/22 at Delaware...... 15-10 W 2/24 at Haverford...... 9-6 W 2/26 ALBRIGHT ...... 16-5 W 2/28 * WEST CHESTER...... 1-5 L The 1971 Hawks were Saint Joseph’s first NCAA Tournament team. The 1974 squad also reached the NCAA Tournament.

44 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS

* AMERICAN ...... 7-6 W 4/14 * TEMPLE ...... 2-3 L vs. Villanova ...... 14-9 W 4/15 * TEMPLE ...... 3-0 W at West Chester ...... 6-9 L 4/17 at La Salle...... 11-14 L at Rider ...... 1-10 L 4/18 ST. BONAVENTURE...... 8-0 W PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 7-4 W 4/19 * RUTGERS ...... 13-3 W WEST CHESTER...... 1-10 L 4/19 * RUTGERS ...... 8-1 W at Widener ...... 7-9 L 4/21 * RUTGERS ...... 4-11 L * at Hofstra ...... 22-16 W 4/26 at Swarthmore ...... 5-2 W * at Hofstra ...... 4-0 W 4/27 LA SALLE...... 7-16 L NIAGARA ...... 12-1 W 4/29 at Penn State ...... 6-7 L LAFAYETTE ...... 6-1 W 4/29 at Penn State ...... 7-10 L GLASSBORO STATE...... 4-3 W at Penn...... 3-6 L 1985 (W 12, L 23) at Villanova ...... 8-6 W 3/2 at Central Florida ...... 7-5 W * at Temple...... 9-7 W 3/3 at Florida Tech ...... 9-3 W * TEMPLE ...... 4-7 L 3/4 vs. Wabash...... 7-10 L * DREXEL ...... 1-6 L 3/6 vs. Vanderbilt...... 0-10 L * DREXEL ...... 8-3 W 3/6 at Central Florida ...... 5-8 L * LA SALLE...... 6-10 L 3/7 at Flagler ...... 4-8 L 3/8 vs. Widener...... 9-2 W 1982 (W 20, L 6, T 1) 3/10 vs. Indiana...... 3-8 L vs. Heidelberg ...... 4-3 W 3/10 vs. Indiana...... 3-13 L vs. Adrian ...... 9-2 W 3/19 at Haverford...... 16-6 W vs. Rochester Tech ...... 13-3 W 3/21 at West Chester ...... 13-12 W vs. Alma...... 10-0 W 3/22 at La Salle...... 10-5 W vs. Alma...... 18-0 W 3/27 at Villanova ...... 5-11 L vs. Heidelberg ...... 1-0 W 3/28 at West Chester ...... 6-5 W at Phila. Textile ...... 6-2 W 3/30 * at Rhode Island ...... 0-1 L at Haverford...... 14-5 W 3/30 * at Rhode Island ...... 11-8 W The Hawks receive instruction from Baseball Hall of Famer in 1976. * at La Salle...... 12-6 W 3/31 * at Rhode Island ...... 5-13 L * LA SALLE...... 10-2 W 4/1 at Trenton State...... 9-19 L 4/8 at La Salle...... 6-7 L 3/28 VILLANOVA...... 4-18 L 1991 (W 23, L 24) at Villanova ...... 13-8 W 4/2 LA SALLE...... 3-17 L 4/9 LA SALLE...... 5-17 L 4/2 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-3 L 3/2 vs. ...... 5-6 L RIDER...... 7-6 W 4/4 at Villanova ...... 6-9 L 4/11 TEMPLE* ...... 3-12 L 4/2 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 8-7 W 3/4 vs. Boston College...... 0-4 L * at American...... 5-6 L 4/5 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-5 L 4/11 TEMPLE* ...... 11-10 W 4/3 * vs. Massachusetts ...... 0-7 L 3/4 vs. Boston College...... 4-2 L * at American...... 9-9 T 4/5 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-10 L 4/12 TEMPLE* ...... 7-15 L 4/3 * vs. Massachusetts ...... 5-2 W 3/5 vs. Vanderbilt...... 1-4 L PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 9-2 W 4/5 * at Massachusetts ...... 7-9 L 4/12 TEMPLE* ...... 3-13 L 4/5 at Drexel...... 11-2 W 3/6 vs. Indiana-Purdue ...... 4-7 L WEST CHESTER...... 4-1 W 4/10 at Penn...... 7-3 W 4/15 VILLANOVA...... 13-14 L 4/8 * TEMPLE ...... 6-2 W 3/6 vs. Indiana-Purdue ...... 10-8 W * HOFSTRA ...... 1-0 W 4/13 * TEMPLE ...... 1-5 L 4/20 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 2-5 L 4/8 * TEMPLE ...... 3-9 L 3/7 vs. Heidelberg ...... 10-4 W * HOFSTRA ...... 13-1 W 4/13 * TEMPLE ...... 2-3 L 4/20 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 0-14 L 4/9 * TEMPLE ...... 8-16 L 3/8 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 13-9 W YORK ...... 3-0 W 4/14 * TEMPLE ...... 4-7 L 4/21 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 2-5 L 4/9 * TEMPLE ...... 0-16 L 3/12 MILLERSVILLE ...... 10-5 W YORK ...... 9-2 W 4/17 WEST CHESTER...... 12-9 W 4/21 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 1-4 L 4/11 VILLANOVA...... 10-20 L 3/12 MILLERSVILLE ...... 4-6 L at Glassboro St...... 13-7 W 4/18 at Delaware...... 9-18 L 4/28 at Delaware...... 13-0 W 4/12 VILLANOVA...... 2-8 L 3/13 at Rider...... 4-5 L VILLANOVA...... 0-7 L 4/19 at Swarthmore ...... 17-9 W 5/2 at Rutgers*...... 1-3 L 4/14 at Montclair St...... 6-21 L 3/17 at West Chester ...... 4-10 L * TEMPLE ...... 10-13 L 4/20 * at Rutgers...... 6-5 W 5/2 at Rutgers*...... 2-10 L 4/17 * at Rutgers...... 2-5 L 3/17 at West Chester ...... 6-0 W * at Temple...... 3-4 L 4/20 * at Rutgers...... 2-5 L 5/3 at Rutgers*...... 0-3 L 4/17 * at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 3/20 WEST CHESTER...... 8-4 W WIDENER...... 1-5 L 4/21 * at Rutgers...... 7-8 L 5/3 at Rutgers*...... 3-14 L 4/18 at Glassboro St...... 7-6 W 3/21 at Phila. Textile ...... 0-13 L * at Drexel...... 7-8 L 4/25 at La Salle...... 14-16 L 4/20 at Beaver...... 22-5 W 3/22 BEAVER ...... 5-6 L * at Drexel...... 12-5 W 4/26 at Phila. Textile ...... 5-11 L 1988 (W 16, L 23, T 1) 4/22 BEAVER ...... 12-8 W 3/24 at Delaware St...... 16-13 W 3/8 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 3-6 L 4/23 at Delaware...... 1-3 L 3/26 VILLANOVA...... 9-13 L 1983 (W 19, L 12) 1986 (W 6, L 27, T 1) 3/8 vs. Eckerd ...... 4-13 L 4/25 DELAWARE...... 8-3 W 3/28 at Glassboro St...... 3-4 L vs. W. Kentucky...... 8-4 W 3/1 at Central Florida ...... 3-9 L 3/9 vs. Ithaca...... 3-1 W 4/26 LA SALLE...... 7-12 L 3/29 * TEMPLE ...... 2-3 L vs. California (Pa.) ...... 6-5 W 3/3 at Flagler ...... 10-15 L 3/9 vs. Villanova ...... 5-3 W 4/27 MILLERSVILLE ...... 4-2 W 3/29 * TEMPLE ...... 5-7 L vs. La Salle...... 7-5 W vs. Villanova ...... 7-9 L 3/11 vs. Bradley...... 0-2 L 4/27 MILLERSVILLE ...... 7-8 L 4/1 * TEMPLE ...... 8-4 W vs. Shippensburg...... 8-6 W 3/5 vs. Vanderbilt...... 8-30 L 3/12 vs. Chicago State...... 2-0 W 4/29 * at Rutgers...... 2-10 L 4/1 * TEMPLE ...... 5-9 L vs. Elizabethtown...... 5-6 L 3/5 vs. Central Florida ...... 2-16 L 3/14 at Beaver...... 11-2 W 4/29 * at Rutgers...... 1-5 L 4/2 at Montclair St...... 5-3 W vs. Carson Newman ...... 3-5 L 3/8 at Stetson...... 8-16 L 3/15 at Haverford...... 6-1 W 4/3 at Drexel...... 3-1 W at Central Florida ...... 9-7 W at Stetson...... 1-7 L 3/16 BEAVER ...... 13-3 W 1990 (W 19, L 26, T 1) 4/4 at La Salle...... 9-4 W at West Chester ...... 4-5 L at Stetson...... 7-10 L 3/20 at Villanova ...... 10-17 L 3/3 vs. Penn State ...... 4-11 L 4/6 * at Rutgers...... 5-9 L at La Salle...... 3-11 L 3/18 at Haverford...... 4-2 W 3/22 DELAWARE...... 6-4 W 3/3 vs. Penn State ...... 4-12 L 4/6 * at Rutgers...... 2-3 L PROVIDENCE ...... 5-1 W 3/22 at James Madison ...... 1-5 L 3/23 PENN ...... 7-10 L 3/4 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 10-3 W 4/7 * at Rutgers...... 3-4 L at Villanova ...... 8-7 W 3/22 at James Madison ...... 1-16 L 3/27 RHODE ISLAND*...... 5-6 L 3/4 vs. Anderson ...... 2-5 L 4/7 * at Rutgers...... 3-2 W at Widener ...... 12-3 W 3/23 at James Madison ...... 6-13 L 3/27 RHODE ISLAND*...... 3-8 L 3/5 vs. Boston College...... 4-0 W 4/9 VILLANOVA...... 4-22 L at Haverford...... 12-11 W 3/26 at La Salle...... 6-15 L 3/28 RHODE ISLAND*...... 11-2 W 3/5 vs. Boston College...... 6-5 W 4/10 at Lehigh ...... 3-6 L at Phila. Textile ...... 11-6 W 3/27 at West Chester ...... 1-12 L 3/28 RHODE ISLAND*...... 3-0 W 3/6 vs. Boston College...... 10-7 W 4/11 at Villanova ...... 3-17 L at Penn...... 5-3 W 3/29 * RHODE ISLAND...... 3-4 L 3/29 at Delaware...... 11-12 L 3/6 vs. Boston College...... 11-6 W 4/13 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 11-7 L GLASSBORO STATE...... 4-3 W 3/29 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 10-14 L 3/30 LEMOYNE ...... 15-15 T 3/8 at St. Leo ...... 6-14 L 4/13 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 3-9 L * at Temple...... 3-20 L 3/30 * RHODE ISLAND...... 6-6 T 4/1 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-2 W 3/9 vs. Boston College...... 7-4 W 4/14 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 2-13 L * at Temple...... 4-17 L 4/3 at Villanova ...... 4-7 L 4/1 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-6 L 3/10 vs. Upsala...... 3-1 W 4/14 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 4-1 W DREXEL ...... 7-6 W 4/5 * at Massachusetts ...... 8-4 W 4/2 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-5 L 3/10 vs. St. Lawrence ...... 6-3 W 4/17 EASTERN...... 6-5 W at Villanova ...... 6-3 W 4/6 * at Massachusetts ...... 9-5 W 4/2 * at Massachusetts ...... 2-9 L 3/13 at Millersville ...... 3-4 L 4/18 LA SALLE...... 5-1 W * RUTGERS ...... 2-4 L 4/8 at La Salle...... 11-5 W 4/5 at Montclair St...... 6-1 W 3/13 at Millersville ...... 2-4 L 4/20 at Rhode Island* ...... 6-7 L * RUTGERS ...... 8-0 W 4/9 at Penn...... 5-12 L 4/6 DREXEL ...... 4-0 W 3/15 at Villanova ...... 0-12 L 4/20 at Rhode Island* ...... 4-9 L * at Temple...... 0-1 L 4/10 at West Chester ...... 4-13 L 4/9 * at Temple...... 8-9 L 3/16 at Eastern...... 2-3 L 4/25 at Eastern...... 11-4 W * at Temple...... 3-8 L 4/12 * at Temple...... 2-3 L 4/9 * at Temple...... 4-3 W 3/17 at Phila. Textile ...... 3-4 L 4/27 ALLENTOWN ...... 5-3 W at La Salle...... 3-9 L 4/12 * at Temple...... 7-17 L 4/10 * at Temple...... 0-2 L 3/21 at West Chester ...... 4-4 T 5/4 at Rhode Island* ...... 2-1 W * at Rhode Island ...... 13-2 W 4/13 * at Temple...... 2-4 L 4/10 * at Temple...... 3-4 L 3/22 at West Chester ...... 5-9 L 5/4 at Rhode Island* ...... 5-4 W * at Rhode Island ...... 0-4 L 4/19 * RUTGERS ...... 2-4 L 4/12 VILLANOVA...... 11-10 W 3/25 * RHODE ISLAND...... 7-8 L 5/8 DREXEL ...... 10-2 W * at Rhode Island ...... 6-0 W 4/19 * RUTGERS ...... 1-8 L 4/13 at Villanova ...... 0-9 L 3/25 * RHODE ISLAND...... 5-1 L 5/9 at Phila. Textile ...... 7-1 W * at Rhode Island ...... 5-4 W 4/20 * RUTGERS ...... 6-15 L 4/16 * RUTGERS ...... 0-9 L 3/26 * RHODE ISLAND...... 2-14 L * at Rutgers...... 2-1 W 4/24 at Swarthmore ...... 7-3 W 4/16 * RUTGERS ...... 1-3 L 3/26 * RHODE ISLAND...... 9-5 W 1992 (W 20, L 24, T 1) * at Rutgers...... 4-12 L at Phila. Textile ...... 4-11 L 4/17 * RUTGERS ...... 3-8 L 3/27 VILLANOVA...... 0-4 L 3/1 vs. Mercyhurst ...... 3-0 W 4/26 PACE...... 4-0 W 4/17 * RUTGERS ...... 4-7 L 3/29 GLASSBORO ST...... 6-5 W 3/2 vs. St. Joseph’s-Ind...... 10-3 W 1984 (W 14, L 19) 4/26 PACE...... 2-12 L 4/19 at Elizabethtown...... 13-11 W 4/1 * at Massachusetts ...... 4-5 L 3/3 vs. St. Bonaventure...... 3-2 W 3/3 vs. Illinois St...... 1-0 W 4/27 at West Chester ...... 0-4 L 4/21 at Millersville ...... 1-4 L 4/1 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-7 L 3/3 vs. St. Bonaventure...... 5-1 W 3/4 at Rollins ...... 0-12 L 4/21 at Millersville ...... 3-5 L 4/2 *! at Massachusetts ...... 2-7 L 3/5 at Stetson...... 6-9 L 3/6 vs. W. Kentucky...... 4-0 W 1987 (W 9, L 26) 4/23 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 7-11 L 4/2 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-8 L 3/13 vs. Rider ...... 13-0 W 3/6 vs. Vanderbilt...... 3-17 L 3/2 vs. Belmont ...... 1-2 L 4/23 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 15-1 W 4/5 LA SALLE...... 6-18 L 3/14 DUQUESNE...... 9-5 W 3/7 at Florida Southern ...... 3-5 L 3/2 vs. Bethel-Ind...... 4-6 L 4/26 at La Salle...... 8-11 L 4/8 * at Temple...... 3-8 L 3/14 DUQUESNE...... 12-1 W 3/9 at Central Florida ...... 0-10 L 3/3 vs. Gettysburg...... 4-3 W 4/8 * at Temple...... 14-7 W 3/15 at Widener ...... 11-9 W 3/9 vs. Creighton ...... 5-2 W 3/4 vs. Belmont ...... 3-7 L 1989 (W 14, L 26) 4/9 * at Temple...... 0-6 L 3/16 VILLANOVA...... 7-6 W at Central Florida ...... 3-4 L 3/4 vs. Bethel-Ind...... 9-5 L 3/4 vs. Boston College...... 1-7 L 4/9 * at Temple...... 4-6 L 3/17 at La Salle...... 2-6 L 3/11 vs. Iowa State...... 0-1 L 3/5 vs. Gettysburg...... 5-1 W 3/4 vs. Boston College...... 5-10 L 4/13 *RUTGERS ...... 1-5 L 3/22 at Phila. Textile ...... 3-4 L 3/19 at Phila. Textile ...... 12-3 W 3/6 vs. Belmont ...... 5-2 W 3/6 vs. Geneva...... 8-0 W 4/13 * RUTGERS ...... 3-8 L 3/24 at La Salle...... 1-7 L 3/20 at Haverford...... 7-8 L 3/6 vs. Widener...... 4-8 W 3/6 at Stetson...... 1-3 L 4/14 * RUTGERS ...... 5-8 L 3/25 C.W. POST ...... 2-12 L 3/22 WEST CHESTER...... 4-6 L 3/17 HAVERFORD ...... 4-3 W 3/7 vs. Indiana-Purdue ...... 9-8 W 4/14 * RUTGERS ...... 0-4 L 3/29 at St. Peter’s...... 2-5 L 3/24 at West Chester ...... 4-2 W 3/18 DELAWARE...... 10-9 W 3/8 vs. Bethel-Ind...... 11-8 W 4/16 EASTERN...... 17-8 W 3/29 at St. Peter’s...... 8-3 W 3/25 at Villanova ...... 9-6 W 3/21 at Phila. Textile ...... 2-7 L 3/8 at Stetson...... 0-10 L 4/20 at Villanova ...... 5-2 W 3/31 vs. Long Island...... 9-15 L 3/31 * RHODE ISLAND...... 6-2 W 3/21 at Phila. Textile ...... 3-4 L 3/10 vs. Western Michigan ...... 4-13 L 4/21 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 9-8 W 4/1 $ vs. Penn...... 3-15 L 3/31 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-4 L 3/24 VILLANOVA...... 7-12 L 3/16 at West Chester ...... 4-11 L 4/21 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 6-10 L 4/4 * at Temple...... 1-5 L 4/1 * RHODE ISLAND...... 10-17 L 3/29 at Rhode Island* ...... 3-6 L 3/17 ELIZABETHTOWN ...... 8-7 W 4/23 BEAVER ...... 4-0 W 4/4 * at Temple...... 4-3 W 4/3 at Delaware...... 2-20 L 3/29 at Rhode Island* ...... 13-12 L 3/18 at Phila. Textile ...... 3-4 L 4/24 at Beaver...... 15-5 W 4/5 * at Temple...... 4-5 L 4/7 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-4 W 3/30 at Rhode Island* ...... 0-1 L 3/23 * at Rhode Island ...... 0-3 L 4/25 at La Salle...... 8-4 W 4/5 * at Temple...... 9-7 W 4/7 * at Massachusetts ...... 7-4 W 3/30 at Rhode Island* ...... 3-4 L 3/23 * at Rhode Island ...... 4-2 W 4/27 DREXEL ...... 10-4 W 4/7 at Drexel...... 11-16 L 4/8 * at Massachusetts ...... 7-8 L 4/2 at Villanova ...... 4-15 L 3/24 * at Rhode Island ...... 0-7 L 4/8 LEHIGH ...... 6-11 L 4/11 at Pennsylanvia...... 3-4 L 4/7 MONTCLAIR ST...... 2-21 L 3/27 at Penn...... 2-6 L 4/11 * RUTGERS ...... 1-3 L

2010 Baseball 45 ALL-TIME RESULTS

3/13 at Bethune Cookman ...... 3-6 L 3/14 vs. Akron ...... 5-3 W 3/17 at Villanova ...... 8-14 L 3/23 at La Salle...... 11-8 W 3/24 at Penn...... 10-10 T 3/25 LEHIGH ...... 7-4 W 3/28 * at Duquesne...... 2-1 W 3/28 * at Duquesne...... 4-10 L 3/29 * at Duquesne...... 11-12 L 3/31 at Villanova ...... 4-12 L 4/1 $ vs. La Salle...... 13-8 W 4/2 at Delaware...... 3-9 L 4/4 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-11 L 4/4 * at Massachusetts ...... 2-6 L 4/5 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-5 L 4/7 DREXEL ...... 7-9 L 4/10 * at Fordham ...... 0-1 L 4/11 * at Fordham ...... 3-4 L 4/11 * at Fordham ...... 5-8 L 4/13 at Coppin State ...... 14-1 W 4/13 at Coppin State ...... 8-6 W 4/14 $ vs. Villanova ...... 4-16 L 4/15 at Philadelphia Textile...... 7-6 W 4/18 * vs. Rhode Island...... 2-7 L 4/18 * vs. Rhode Island...... 7-3 W 4/20 * vs. Rhode Island...... 5-16 L 4/21 at Rider...... 9-6 W 4/25 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 7-6 W 4/25 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 3-6 L 4/26 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 12-5 W The 2000 Hawks rank as the most prolific offensive team in program history, setting seven school records. 4/29 LA SALLE...... 6-8 L 4/30 VILLANOVA...... 11-7 W 4/11 * RUTGERS ...... 0-2 L 3/8 vs. Anderson ...... 1-4 L 4/5 * at Rutgers...... 5-10 L 4/25 VILLANOVA...... 6-16 L 5/2 * at Temple...... 6-8 L 4/12 * RUTGERS ...... 4-5 L 3/9 vs. Maryland-E.Shore...... 12-4 W 4/5 * at Rutgers...... 13-5 W 4/27 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-6 L 5/2 * at Temple...... 0-6 L 4/12 * RUTGERS ...... 3-6 L 3/10 vs. St.Bonaventure...... 2-5 L 4/6 $ vs. Delaware...... 1-5 L 4/27 * at Massachusetts ...... 2-3 L 5/3 * at Temple...... 9-8 W 4/14 at Rider ...... 8-10 L 3/11 vs. Vanderbilt...... 0-12 L 4/8 at James Madison ...... 7-6 W 4/28 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-6 L 4/15 at La Salle...... 16-6 W 3/12 vs. Illinois-Chicago...... 5-7 L 4/9 at James Madison ...... 0-6 L 4/28 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-6 L 1999 (W 21, L 33, T 1) 4/18 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-7 L 3/21 vs. St.Bonaventure...... 6-8 L 4/9 at James Madison ...... 3-5 L 5/5 at Villanova ...... 2-3 L 2/20 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 5-2 W 4/18 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-2 L 3/21 vs. St. Bonaventure...... 9-15 L 4/11 at Rider ...... 10-8 W 5/7 DREXEL ...... 2-8 L 2/20 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 10-6 W 4/19 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-1 L 3/25 at Mount St.Mary’s...... 5-7 L 4/12 * RUTGERS ...... 5-1 W 2/21 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 21-0 W 4/19 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-8 L 3/26 * at West Virginia ...... 1-6 L 4/14 * at Rhode Island ...... 11-2 W 1997 (W 14, L 35, T 1) 2/26 at Delaware State ...... 13-11 W 4/21 LA SALLE...... 14-8 W 3/26 * at West Virginia ...... 2-3 L 4/14 * at Rhode Island ...... 2-3 L 2/15 at Old Dominion...... 4-16 L 2/28 at James Madison ...... 9-7 W 4/22 at West Chester ...... 7-5 W 3/27 * at West Virginia ...... 2-18 L 4/15 * at Rhode Island ...... 2-1 W 2/16 at Old Dominion...... 0-2 L 2/28 at James Madison ...... 2-5 L 4/23 GLASSBORO ST...... 9-9 T 3/29 $ vs. Villanova ...... 6-5 W 4/17 at Long Island...... 11-6 W 2/16 at Old Dominion...... 2-4 L 3/2 at Drexel...... 14-8 W 4/24 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 4-2 W 3/30 at La Salle...... 10-5 W 4/18 LA SALLE...... 7-12 L 2/23 at Georgetown...... 15-1 W 3/6 at South Florida...... 1-11 L 4/25 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 8-7 W 4/1 * vs. Duquesne...... 11-12 L 4/20 WEST CHESTER...... 2-1 W 2/23 at Georgetown...... 4-4 T 3/7 at South Florida...... 0-13 L 4/25 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 6-2 W 4/2 * vs. Duquesne...... 8-9 L 4/22 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 3-2 W 2/25 at Delaware State ...... 14-4 W 3/8 at Stetson...... 4-5 L 5/2 * vs. Rhode Island ...... 9-5 W 4/2 * vs. Duquesne...... 6-4 W 4/22 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 7-17 L 3/8 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 4-7 L 3/10 at Stetson...... 6-11 L 5/3 at West Chester ...... 2-6 L 4/5 $ vs. Drexel ...... 5-13 L 4/23 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 11-2 W 3/9 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 7-10 L 3/11 at Bethune Cookman ...... 10-8 W 5/3 at West Chester ...... 2-6 L 4/8 at Rider...... 4-6 L 4/25 RIDER...... 10-13 L 3/10 vs. St. Bonaventure...... 11-5 W 3/12 vs. Northern Iowa ...... 5-7 L 5/5 WEST CHESTER...... 1-4 L 4/9 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-10 L 4/26 MONMOUTH...... 20-8 W 3/11 vs. East Tennessee State...... 7-5 W 3/13 at Bethune Cookman ...... 8-4 W 5/6 DREXEL ...... 2-0 W 4/9 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-2 L 4/27 VILLANOVA...... 18-7 W 3/15 vs. Long Island...... 2-5 L 3/18 at Lehigh ...... 4-2 W 4/11 * at Massachusetts ...... 4-7 W 4/29 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 6-5 W 3/18 at Villanova ...... 1-10 L 3/19 at Delaware...... 0-14 L 1993 (W 20, L 19, T 1) 4/14 at La Salle...... 13-14 L 4/29 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-16 L 3/19 at Penn...... 1-2 L 3/20 at Villanova ...... 1-6 L 3/6 vs. Vanderbilt...... 3-4 W 4/15 at Phila. Textile ...... 17-10 W 4/30 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-7 L 3/21 at West Chester ...... 4-6 L 3/20 at Villanova ...... 6-9 L 3/7 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 8-16 L 4/16 * at George Washington...... 6-9 L 5/6 * TEMPLE ...... 5-4 W 3/22 vs. Siena ...... 0-12 L 3/21 VILLANOVA...... 4-4 T 3/8 at Bethune-Cookman...... 4-5 L 4/16 * at George Washington...... 0-4 L 5/6 * TEMPLE ...... 3-8 L 3/23 at Temple...... 15-10 W 3/24 PENN ...... 6-2 W 3/8 at Bethune-Cookman...... 11-0 W 4/17 * at George Washington...... 13-5 W 5/7 * TEMPLE ...... 3-6 L 3/23 at Temple...... 6-3 W 3/27 at La Salle...... 4-6 L 3/9 vs. Cortland State...... 15-7 W 4/19 vs. Long Island...... 9-23 L 5/9 DREXEL ...... 6-18 L 3/25 PENN ...... 8-4 W 3/27 at La Salle...... 4-7 L 3/10 vs. Butler ...... 4-12 L 4/20 * at Rutgers...... 4-12 L 3/26 at Rider...... 3-9 L 3/28 at Princeton ...... 0-3 L 3/11 vs. SE Missouri State...... 14-8 W 4/20 * at Rutgers...... 7-5 W 1996 (W 19, L 32, T 1) 3/28 * at George Washington...... 3-4 L 3/28 at Princeton ...... 0-6 L 3/12 at Florida Southern ...... 0-18 L 4/21 WEST CHESTER...... 9-19 L 2/18 at Old Dominion...... 7-8 L 3/28 * at George Washington...... 8-6 W 3/30 LE MOYNE ...... 8-7 W 3/27 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 10-7 W 4/23 * RHODE ISLAND...... 12-11 W 2/18 at Old Dominion...... 0-5 L 3/29 * at George Washington...... 5-6 L 3/31 $ vs. Delaware...... 10-9 W 3/27 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 6-7 L 4/23 * RHODE ISLAND...... 9-4 W 2/25 at Georgetown...... 6-1 W 4/3 $ vs. Temple...... 4-12 L 4/2 * at Dayton ...... 8-3 W 3/31 * vs. West Chester ...... 6-2 W 4/24 * RHODE ISLAND...... 13-3 W 2/25 at Georgetown...... 6-8 L 4/5 * LA SALLE...... 0-1 L 4/2 * at Dayton ...... 5-4 W 4/4 * vs. West Virginia ...... 3-2 W 4/26 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 7-5 W 2/27 at Delaware State ...... 8-2 W 4/5 * LA SALLE...... 5-9 L 4/3 at Dayton ...... 7-8 L 4/4 * vs. West Virginia ...... 2-1 W 4/27 * RUTGERS ...... 14-8 W 3/3 vs. York...... 7-6 W 4/6 * LA SALLE...... 1-2 L 4/6 $ vs Lehigh ...... 9-5 W 4/5 * vs. West Virginia ...... 5-11 L 4/28 VILLANOVA...... 3-5 L 3/3 vs. West Virginia ...... 1-0 W 4/9 at Drexel...... 9-11 L 4/8 $ vs. Villanova ...... 13-14 L 4/6 $ vs. Drexel...... 1-6 L 4/30 PENN STATE ...... 6-13 L 3/4 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 9-3 W 4/10 DELAWARE...... 7-18 L 4/10 * VIRGINIA TECH ...... 2-8 L 4/7 at Lehigh ...... 4-5 L 4/30 PENN STATE ...... 1-8 L 3/5 at Beth.-Cookman...... 17-14 W 4/12 * FORDHAM ...... 9-13 L 4/10 * VIRGINIA TECH ...... 2-5 L 4/9 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 3-13 L 5/7 * at Temple...... 3-5 L 3/6 at St. Bonaventure ...... 11-20 L 4/14 * FORDHAM ...... 3-0 W 4/12 * VIRGINIA TECH ...... 9-19 L 4/9 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 10-9 W 5/7 * at Temple...... 3-6 L 3/7 at Stetson...... 1-5 L 4/14 * FORDHAM ...... 4-28 L 4/14 at Lafayette...... 5-3 W 4/10 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 13-5 W 5/8 * at Temple...... 9-6 W 3/8 at Stetson...... 0-4 L 4/15 VILLANOVA...... 7-5 W 4/16 at Rider ...... 12-16 L 4/13 at Penn...... 7-4 W 5/9 RIDER...... 5-11 L 3/8 at Stetson...... 7-6 W 4/16 at Monmouth...... 9-8 W 4/17 * FORDHAM ...... 1-3 L 4/14 at Villanova ...... 4-13 L 5/10 DREXEL ...... 6-13 L 3/13 at Delaware...... 3-20 L 4/20 * at Rhode Island ...... 10-7 W 4/17 * FORDHAM ...... 8-6 W 4/15 at West Chester ...... 14-8 W 5/11 at Drexel...... 7-8 L 3/17 at La Salle...... 3-4 L 4/20 * at Rhode Island ...... 2-11 L 4/18 * FORDHAM ...... 2-6 L 4/17 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 0-7 L 3/17 at La Salle...... 5-8 L 4/21 * at Rhode Island ...... 20-9 W 4/20 RIDER...... 11-10 W 4/17 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 3-2 W 1995 (W 25, L 30) 3/18 at Phila. Textile ...... 9-16 L 4/22 RIDER...... 10-5 W 4/21 at Drexel...... 10-11 L 4/18 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-11 L 2/19 at Old Dominion...... 0-3 L 3/19 at Haverford...... 17-1 W 4/24 at Delaware...... 9-14 L 4/24 * at Rhode Island ...... 2-0 W 4/20 at Long Island...... 12-7 W 2/19 at Old Dominion...... 1-4 L 3/20 PENN ...... 2-7 L 4/26 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 6-17 L 4/24 * at Rhode Island ...... 1-7 L 4/22 at La Salle...... 4-6 L 2/26 at Georgetown...... 10-3 W 3/23 LA SALLE...... 11-9 W 4/26 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 1-6 L 4/25 * at Rhode Island ...... 15-14 W 4/24 * at Rutgers...... 1-2 L 2/26 at Georgetown...... 1-6 L 3/23 LA SALLE...... 6-7 L 4/27 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 4-5 L 4/27 LA SALLE...... 8-9 L 4/24 * at Rutgers...... 2-6 L 3/4 at Florida...... 6-14 L 3/24 at George Washington...... 1-4 L 4/30 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 5-14 L 4/30 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 2-4 L 4/25 * at Rutgers...... 2-3 L 3/5 vs. Illinois-Chicago...... 1-6 L 3/24 at George Washington...... 8-9 L 4/30 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 8-10 L 4/30 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 0-5 L 4/27 VILLANOVA...... 13-13 T 3/6 at Stetson...... 7-15 L 3/26 at Penn...... 4-18 L 5/4 * TEMPLE ...... 5-7 L 5/1 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 0-2 L 4/28 PHILA. TEXTILE ...... 12-5 W 3/7 at Bethune-Cookman...... 7-9 L 3/27 RIDER...... 2-5 L 5/4 * TEMPLE ...... 1-3 L 5/8 * TEMPLE ...... 3-6 L 4/30 * TEMPLE ...... 0-4 L 3/9 vs. Xavier...... 9-12 L 3/31 * at Fordham ...... 3-1 W 5/5 * TEMPLE ...... 0-7 L 5/8 * TEMPLE ...... 1-8 L 4/30 * TEMPLE ...... 3-2 W 3/10 vs.St. Bonaventure...... 8-6 W 3/31 * at Fordham ...... 4-5 L 5/8 JAMES MADISON ...... 5-7 L 5/9 * TEMPLE ...... 5-20 L 5/1 * TEMPLE ...... 9-8 W 3/11 vs. Pace ...... 1-2 L 4/1 * at Fordham ...... 5-11 L 5/10 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-8 L 5/11 DREXEL ...... 11-10 W 5/8 * at Rhode Island ...... 11-3 W 3/11 vs. Pace ...... 1-6 L 4/1 * at Fordham ...... 3-3 T 5/10 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-19 L 5/13 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-2 L 5/8 * at Rhode Island ...... 7-6 W 3/15 PENN ...... 13-11 W 4/5 * RHODE ISLAND...... 5-4 W 5/11 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-6 L 5/13 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 3-4 L 5/9 * at Rhode Island ...... 4-6 L 3/18 * WEST VIRGINIA ...... 8-5 L 4/5 * RHODE ISLAND...... 4-3 W 5/14 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-11 L 5/11 DREXEL ...... 6-5 W 3/18 * WEST VIRGINIA ...... 7-9 L 4/6 * RHODE ISLAND...... 3-2 W 1998 (W 21, L 26, T 1) 5/12 at Drexel...... 3-2 W 3/19 * WEST VIRGINIA ...... 3-6 L 4/6 * RHODE ISLAND...... 2-8 L 2/21 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 3-13 L 2000 (W 20, L 33) 3/21 at Villanova ...... 4-26 L 4/11 $ vs. Villanova ...... 11-7 W 2/22 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 4-8 L 2/19 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 2-14 L 1994 (W 19, L 35) 3/22 VILLANOVA...... 1-17 L 4/13 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 4-3 W 2/22 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 3-11 L 2/19 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 4-6 L 2/19 at Richmond...... 3-13 L 3/23 at La Salle...... 11-6 W 4/13 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 0-3 L 2/27 at Delaware State ...... 9-7 W 2/20 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 1-11 L 2/19 at Richmond...... 9-7 W 3/25 * at Duquesne...... 9-3 W 4/14 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-13 L 2/28 at UMBC...... 4-1 W 2/26 at Georgetown...... 4-8 L 2/20 at Old Dominion...... 4-9 L 3/25 * at Duquesne...... 4-2 W 4/14 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-9 L 2/28 at UMBC...... 16-10 W 2/26 at Georgetown...... 6-8 L 2/20 at Old Dominion...... 0-10 L 3/26 * at Duquesne...... 16-2 W 4/17 $ vs. Delaware...... 8-10 L 3/4 at Drexel...... 2-0 W 2/27 at MD-Eastern Shore ...... 17-6 W 2/27 at Georgetown...... 9-0 W 3/29 at Drexel...... 19-5 W 4/19 WEST CHESTER...... 5-4 W 3/5 at Drexel...... 7-5 W 3/2 at Drexel...... 6-3 W 2/27 at Georgetown...... 10-1 W 3/30 at West Chester ...... 8-7 W 4/20 * at Temple...... 3-0 W 3/7 vs. St. Bonaventure...... 9-11 L 3/4 vs. Penn State ...... 0-21 L 3/5 at Stetson...... 0-11 L 4/1 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-5 L 4/20 * at Temple...... 10-7 W 3/8 vs. Tiffin...... 14-13 W 3/5 vs. Rochester...... 15-1 W 3/6 vs. Illinois-Chicago...... 12-7 W 4/1 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-5 L 4/21 * at Temple...... 4-1 W 3/9 vs. West Virginia ...... 3-17 L 3/7 vs. Florida State ...... 2-15 L 3/6 vs. Illinois-Chicago...... 5-3 W 4/2 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 3-5 L 4/21 * at Temple...... 0-4 L 3/10 at Florida...... 1-13 L 3/8 at Stetson...... 6-16 L 3/7 at Bethune-Cookman...... 10-0 W 4/4 $ vs. La Salle...... 14-13 W 4/23 at Rider...... 1-8 L 3/11 at Florida State...... 1-16 L

46 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS

3/9 at Bethune-Cookman...... 6-7 L 3/24 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 1-12 L 3/30 * at Dayton ...... 1-5 L 4/16 at Delaware...... 4-6 L 4/18 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 6-17 L 3/10 vs. Northern Iowa ...... 11-14 L 3/25 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-2 W 4/1 HAVERFORD ...... 17-1 W 4/18 * at Fordham ...... 13-6 W 4/20 PENN ...... 10-7 W 3/11 at Bethune-Cookman...... 8-14 L 3/27 MARIST...... 8-10 L 4/3 $ vs. Delaware...... 3-10 L 4/19 * at Fordham ...... 13-8 W 4/24 * at Temple...... 11-4 W 3/14 at Delaware...... 3-5 L 3/28 at Lehigh ...... 8-10 L 4/4 VILLANOVA...... 2-17 L 4/19 * at Fordham...... 0-6 L 4/24 * at Temple...... 1-3 L 3/16 at Coppin State ...... 9-3 W 4/4 PENN ...... 6-5 W 4/6 * RICHMOND ...... 2-10 L 4/21 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 7-8 L 4/25 * at Temple...... 6-16 L 3/16 at Coppin State ...... 11-2 W 4/5 WILMINGTON-DEL...... 9-5 W 4/6 * RICHMOND ...... 5-11 L 4/21 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 6-12 L 4/27 COPPIN STATE...... 9-11 L 3/19 MONMOUTH...... 2-3 L 4/7 * XAVIER...... 5-4 W 4/7 * RICHMOND ...... 3-12 L 4/22 at Lafayette...... 4-11 L 5/1 * FORDHAM ...... 2-5 L 3/19 MONMOUTH...... 5-6 L 4/7 * XAVIER...... 3-10 L 4/9 vs. Lehigh ...... 7-14 L 4/23 VILLANOVA...... 8-7 W 5/1 * FORDHAM ...... 4-20 L 3/23 at Penn...... 12-13 L 4/8 * XAVIER...... 6-5 W 4/10 at Villanova ...... 9-11 L 4/26 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 11-1 W 5/2 * FORDHAM ...... 7-2 W 3/24 LONG ISLAND ...... 17-9 W 4/10 at Rider...... 4-6 L 4/13 * FORDHAM ...... 6-5 W 4/26 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 11-10 W 5/8 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 2-8 L 3/25 PRINCETON ...... 0-3 L 4/13 BLOOMFIELD...... 4-3 W 4/13 * FORDHAM ...... 5-4 W 4/27 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 6-14 L 5/8 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 3-5 L 3/25 PRINCETON ...... 6-8 L 4/14 BLOOMFIELD...... 15-7 W 4/14 * FORDHAM ...... 6-3 W 4/29 TOWSON ...... 5-6 L 5/9 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-10 L 3/29 $ vs. La Salle...... 20-6 W 4/14 DELAWARE VALLEY ...... 8-6 W 4/16 at La Salle...... 6-11 L 4/29 TOWSON ...... 9-6 W 5/12 at La Salle...... 10-12 L 4/1 * at La Salle...... 6-3 W 4/17 $ vs. Villanova ...... 4-5 L 4/17 RUTGERS-NEWARK ...... 14-7 W 4/30 DREXEL ...... 3-9 L 5/15 * at Rhode Island ...... 3-6 L 4/1 * at La Salle...... 21-12 W 4/18 RIDER...... 3-14 L 4/18 at Rider ...... 12-14 L 5/3 * RHODE ISLAND...... 7-10 L 5/15 * at Rhode Island ...... 1-5 L 4/2 * at La Salle...... 13-10 W 4/20 * at La Salle...... 7-5 W 4/20 * ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 1-2 L 5/3 * RHODE ISLAND...... 6-9 L 5/16 * at Rhode Island ...... 3-7 L 4/4 $ vs. Delaware...... 8-9 L 4/20 * at La Salle...... 13-10 W 4/20 * ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 7-1 W 5/4 * RHODE ISLAND...... 3-4 L 4/5 VILLANOVA...... 9-5 W 4/22 * TEMPLE ...... 8-15 L 4/20 * ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 10-6 W 5/10 * at Massachusetts ...... 2-10 L 2005 (W 14, L 38) 4/8 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 8-12 L 4/22 * TEMPLE ...... 11-7 W 4/23 LA SALLE ...... 15-6 W 5/10 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-6 L 2/12 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 4-21 L 4/8 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 3-19 L 4/24 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 14-1 W 4/24 LEHIGH ...... 7-6 W 5/11 * at Massachusetts ...... 14-8 W 2/12 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 0-4 L 4/10 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 4-3 W 4/24 at Md.-Eastern Shore...... 13-1 W 4/27 * at Rhode Island ...... 5-1 W 2/13 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 3-9 L 4/11 at Rider...... 9-4 W 4/25 at Penn...... 15-11 W 4/27 * at Rhode Island ...... 5-6 L 2004 (W 10, L 44) 2/18 at Florida State (#14/15)..... 1-12 L 4/12 at Villanova ...... 4-5 L 4/27 * at Dayton ...... 2-3 L 4/29 * at Rhode Island ...... 5-7 L 2/14 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 2-7 L 2/19 at Florida State (#14/15)..... 1-11 L 4/15 * at Fordham ...... 3-1 W 4/28 * at Dayton ...... 5-4 W 5/4 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 2-4 L 2/14 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 0-7 L 2/20 at Florida State (#14/15)..... 7-10 L 4/15 * at Fordham ...... 21-2 W 4/28 * at Dayton ...... 0-1 L 5/4 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-2 W 2/15 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 4-12 L 2/26 at Longwood ...... 4-9 L 4/16 * at Fordham ...... 5-6 L 5/3 VILLANOVA...... 5-13 L 5/5 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 6-15 L 2/20 at Stetson...... 5-8 L 2/26 at Longwood ...... 9-1 W 4/19 RIDER...... 5-17 L 5/5 * at Duquesne...... 6-5 W 5/9 at Drexel...... 1-8 L 2/21 at Stetson...... 9-8 W 2/27 at Longwood ...... 1-10 L 4/21 * RHODE ISLAND...... 2-4 L 5/5 * at Duquesne...... 5-1 W 5/11 * at Temple...... 2-3 L 2/22 at Stetson...... 2-12 L 3/5 at Bethune-Cookman...... 2-8 L 4/22 * RHODE ISLAND...... 3-7 L 5/6 * at Duquesne...... 3-7 L 5/11 * at Temple...... 7-3 W 2/28 at Delaware...... 8-9 L 3/6 at Bethune-Cookman...... 3-4 L 4/22 * RHODE ISLAND...... 5-9 L 5/8 * at Massachusetts ...... 8-13 L 5/12 * at Temple...... 6-4 W 2/28 at Delaware...... 4-19 L 3/6 at Bethune-Cookman...... 9-8 W 4/25 LEHIGH ...... 11-10 W 5/8 * at Massachusetts ...... 5-9 L 2/29 at Delaware...... 4-26 L 3/8 at Central Florida (#29/26) ..3-22 L 4/26 VILLANOVA...... 5-4 W 5/9 * at Massachusetts ...... 9-11 L 2003 (W 17, L 31) 3/2 at Delaware State ...... 8-9 L 3/9 at Stetson...... 3-17 L 4/29 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 0-2 L 5/12 * RHODE ISLAND...... 8-19 L 2/7 at Tulane (#--/23)...... 2-3 L 3/3 TOWSON ...... 3-4 L 3/10 vs Belmont ...... 4-7 L 4/29 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 0-7 L 5/12 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-15 L 2/8 at Tulane (#--/23)...... 3-27 L 3/6 at Bethune-Cookman...... 4-3 W 3/18 ALBANY ...... 4-2 W 4/30 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 8-4 W 5/13 * RHODE ISLAND...... 25-7 W 2/9 at Tulane (#--/23)...... 1-11 L 3/6 at Bethune-Cookman...... 2-8 L 3/19 FAIRFIELD ...... 2-7 L 5/5 GWYNEDD MERCY ...... 15-3 W 2/14 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 1-4 L 3/7 at Bethune-Cookman...... 2-3 L 3/19 FAIRFIELD ...... 3-2 W 5/6 * at Temple...... 8-10 L 2002 (W 16, L 36, T 1) 2/14 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 3-2 W 3/7 at Bethune-Cookman...... 1-10 L 3/22 $ VILLANOVA...... 6-14 L 5/6 * at Temple...... 11-14 L 2/16 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 3-14 L 3/8 at Bethune-Cookman ...... 4-16 L 3/9 vs. Maine...... 6-9 L 3/30 at Delaware...... 3-5 L 5/7 * at Temple...... 9-10 L 2/16 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 0-4 L 3/9 at Bethune-Cookman ...... 1-10 L 3/10 vs. Maine...... 1-6 L 4/3 * at Xavier...... 0-10 L 5/12 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-1 W 2/17 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 2-8 L 3/11 at Florida State (#4/3)...... 5-11 L 3/13 CORNELL ...... 4-13 L 4/3 * at Xavier...... 6-5 W 5/12 * at Massachusetts ...... 4-8 L 2/20 at Delaware State ...... 2-6L 3/12 at Florida State (#4/3)...... 0-14 L 3/13 CORNELL...... 3-6 L 4/4 * at Xavier...... 4-7 L 5/13 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-7 L 2/23 at Towson ...... 5-6 L 3/18 vs Villanova ...... 2-3 L 3/14 SAINT PETER’S...... 0-8 L 4/7 at Villanova ...... 3-10 L 2/23 at Towson ...... 4-5 L 3/19 PENN ...... 7-10 L 3/21 at La Salle...... 9-2 W 4/9 * LA SALLE ...... 7-1 W 2001 (W 23, L27, T 1) 2/26 at Drexel ...... 8-5 W 3/22 * at La Salle...... 2-3 L 3/21 at La Salle...... 19-4 W 4/9 * LA SALLE...... 1-0 W 2/17 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 6-16 L 3/7 TOWSON ...... 5-5 T 3/22 * at La Salle...... 3-5 L 3/23 VILLANOVA...... 3-14 L 4/10 * LA SALLE ...... 2-3 L 2/17 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 1-15 L 3/9 at James Madison ...... 6-11 L 3/23 * at La Salle...... 8-9 L 3/24 at Rider...... 8-9 L 4/13 at Penn...... 3-14 L 2/18 at Va. Commonwealth ...... 2-6 L 3/9 at James Madison ...... 1-5 L 3/25 RIDER...... 13-10 W 3/27 * at Richmond...... 0-2 L 4/14 COPPIN STATE...... 2-12 L 2/27 at Delaware State ...... 2-8 L 3/10 at James Madison ...... 1-17 L 3/27 $ vs Drexel...... 5-2 W 3/27 * at Richmond...... 4-5 L 4/16 * at Massachusetts ...... 4-2 W 3/1 at Drexel...... 13-5 W 3/13 at Charlotte...... 1-14 L 3/29 * XAVIER...... 1-5 L 3/28 * at Richmond...... 7-8 L 4/16 * at Massachusetts ...... 8-7 W 3/3 at Central Florida ...... 3-21 L 3/14 at Charlotte...... 2-5 L 3/29 * XAVIER...... 3-2 W 3/30 $ LEHIGH ...... 3-5 L 4/17 * at Massachusetts ...... 9-12 L 3/3 at Central Florida ...... 2-9 L 3/15 at North Carolina State...... 4-15 L 3/31 * XAVIER...... 6-5 W 3/31 at Penn...... 4-2 W 4/20 LAFAYETTE ...... 2-9 L 3/5 at Central Florida ...... 7-17 L 3/16 at North Carolina State...... 13-15 L 4/1 $ vs Delaware...... 7-1 W 4/3 * DAYTON ...... 0-3 L 4/21 at Delaware...... 10-2 W 3/6 at Florida State...... 4-16 L 3/16 at North Carolina State...... 12-14 L 4/2 $ vs Temple...... 3-5 L 4/3 * DAYTON ...... 6-11 L 4/23 * TEMPLE ...... 0-14 L 3/7 at Florida State...... 0-6 L 3/19 at Maryland...... 4-6 L 4/5 * DUQUESNE...... 0-7 L 4/5 * DAYTON ...... 9-5 W 4/23 * TEMPLE ...... 5-4 W 3/10 vs. Alabama A&M ...... 7-4 W 3/23 * at George Washington...... 6-3 W 4/5 * DUQUESNE...... 4-2 W 4/6 at Villanova ...... 3-7 L 4/24 * TEMPLE ...... 7-11 L 3/15 VILLANOVA...... 2-2 T 3/23 * at George Washington...... 3-5 L 4/6 * DUQUESNE...... 4-3 W 4/9 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 4-7 L 4/26 LONG ISLAND ...... 16-6 W 3/18 COPPIN STATE...... 20-1 W 3/24 * at George Washington...... 3-4 L 4/12 * TEMPLE ...... 0-13 L 4/9 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 9-11 L 4/28 at Lehigh ...... 2-13 L 3/18 COPPIN STATE...... 7-1 W 3/27 $ vs. Penn ...... 13-6 W 4/13 * TEMPLE ...... 3-8 L 4/10 * GEORGE WASHINGTON .....15-12 W 5/1 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-15 L 3/20 at Villanova ...... 11-5 W 3/29 * at Dayton ...... 4-12 L 4/13 * TEMPLE ...... 13-7 W 4/17 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-3 L 5/1 * RHODE ISLAND...... 0-1 L 3/24 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 4-6 L 3/29 * at Dayton ...... 2-26 L 4/15 vs Lehigh ...... 12-2 W 4/17 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-10 L 5/2 * RHODE ISLAND...... 4-8 L HAWKS AMONG NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL Year Category Player No. Rank Year Category Player No. Rank 1960 Stolen Bases Per Game Harry Booth 0.72 12th 1992 Batting Average Bill Weingartner .400 45th 1960 Earned Run Average Dom Chiango 1.90 30th 1993 Doubles Per Game Ron Obermeier 0.47 3rd 1965 Earned Run Average John Butz 1.08 9th 1994 Strikeouts Per 9 Innings Chuck Malloy 10.8 14th 1965 Batting Average Jerry Connors .414 12th 1999 Triples Per Game Eric Wyatt 0.13 8th 1965 Stolen Bases Per Game Ed Walsh 0.88 5th 2000 Doubles Per Game Kevin Kirkby 0.45 15th 1968 Batting Average Jim Clouser .464 1st 2000 Batting Average Kevin Kirkby .424 19th 1968 Slugging Percentage Jim Clouser .702 4th 2004 Walks Per Game Jason Tarewicz 0.81 25th 1968 Triples Per Game Bill DeAngelis 0.32 2nd 2008 Triples Jeremy Jakubowski 6 29th 1970 Stolen Bases Per Game Dave Owsik 1.14 1st 2008 Triples Per Game Jeremy Jakubowski 0.14 14th 1970 Batting Average Dave Landers .420 16th 2009 Hit By Pitch Mike Coleman 16 50th 1970 Batting Average Rich Bianchi .410 23rd 2009 Hit By Pitch Per Game Mike Blahusch 0.35 26th 1970 Slugging Percentage Norm Kraft .662 16th 2009 Hit By Pitch Per Game Mike Coleman 0.34 31st 1971 Stolen Bases Per Game Dave Landers 0.69 12th 1971 Earned Run Average Tom Pippet 1.45 31st TEAM 1972 Batting Average Joe Levins .394 28th Year Category ...... No. Rank 1972 Slugging Percentage Bill Miller .693 12th 1957 Batting Average ...... 263 41st 1976 Stolen Bases Per Game Bill Stewart 0.82 15th 1966 Batting Average ...... 290 18th 1977 Batting Average Steve Yentsch .473 3rd 1968 Batting Average ...... 297 9th 1978 Runs Batted In Per Game John DelMonte 1.45 7th 1969 Batting Average ...... 300 12th 1978 Home Runs Per Game John DelMonte 0.39 4th 1970 Batting Average ...... 298 14th 1978 Slugging Percentage John DelMonte .769 13th 1972 Batting Average ...... 298 17th 1979 Batting Average Chuck Ercole .406 40th 1973 Earned Run Average ...... 1.67 1st 1980 Earned Run Average Kevin Quirk 1.26 3rd 1976 Fielding Percentage ...... 968 6th 1983 Earned Run Average Sean Finnegan 1.51 4th 1982 Earned Run Average ...... 2.40 1st 1984 Batting Average Chris Loschiavo .407 39th 1988 Double Plays Per Game ...... 1.08 9th 1984 Earned Run Average Jamie Moyer 1.82 12th 1992 Double Plays Per Game ...... 1.07 26th 1988 Toughest To Strike Out+ Fred Ehrmann 28.2 11th 2000 Batting Average ...... 326 21st 1990 Batting Average Mike Migliarese .453 6th 2000 Doubles Per Game ...... 2.25 30th 1990 Slugging Percentage Mike Migliarese .757 12th 2001 Batting Average ...... 329 16th 1991 Runs Batted In Per Game Jason Hamilton 1.19 34th 2009 Hit By Pitch ...... 104 8th Jim Clouser topped the nation with 1991 Walks Per Game Ron Obermeier 0.94 18th a .464 batting average in 1968. 1992 Earned Run Average Mike Mangano 1.83 11th + Leaders based on at-bats per strikeout

2010 Baseball 47 ALL-TIME RESULTS

5/7 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 4-1 W 4/25 at Villanova ...... 3-11 L 4/25 * RHODE ISLAND...... 7-14 L 5/7 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 1-17 L 4/27 * at Duquesne...... 3-6 L 4/26 * RHODE ISLAND...... 1-6 L 5/8 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 8-13 L 4/29 * at Duquesne...... 7-9 L 4/29 at NJIT ...... 7-10 L 5/11 RIDER...... 10-14 L 4/29 * at Duquesne...... 10-8 W 5/1 * at Xavier...... 6-9 L 5/14 * at Fordham ...... 1-3 L 5/5 * at Saint Louis...... 4-6 L 5/2 * at Xavier...... 5-7 L 5/14 * at Fordham ...... 1-2 L 5/5 * at Saint Louis...... 3-5 L 5/3 * at Xavier...... 6-8 L 5/15 * at Fordham ...... 0-6 L 5/6 * at Saint Louis...... 3-2 W 5/8 * at Charlotte...... 9-11 L 5/19 * at Duquesne...... 2-3 L 5/8 at Rider ...... 12-1 W 5/9 * at Charlotte...... 14-5 W 5/19 * at Duquesne...... 6-13 L 5/11 * RICHMOND ...... 9-7 W 5/10 * at Charlotte...... 6-9 L 5/20 * at Duquesne...... 7-0 W 5/12 * RICHMOND ...... 2-15 L 5/14 C* GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-4 W 5/13 * RICHMOND ...... 6-7 L 5/15 C* GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 2-4 L 2006 (W 17, L 39) 5/17 * RHODE ISLAND...... 5-6 L 5/16 C* GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 2-4 L 2/17 at Georgia Southern...... 5-12 L 5/18 * RHODE ISLAND...... 2-6 L 2/17 at Georgia Southern...... 1-23 L 5/19 * RHODE ISLAND...... 8-10 L 2/18 at Georgia Southern...... 3-4 L 2/24 at Georgetown...... 3-4 L 2008 (W 18, L 34) 2/24 at Georgetown...... 4-6 L 2/23 at WIlliam and Mary ...... 4-9 L 2/25 at Georgetown...... 2-3 L 2/23 at William and Mary ...... 3-6 L 3/1 at Delaware...... 4-9 L 2/24 at William and Mary ...... 12-16 L 3/3 at Virginia...... 0-21 L 2/24 at William and Mary ...... 5-10 L 3/4 at Virginia...... 1-15 L 3/1 vs. Georgetown...... 9-4 W 3/5 at Virginia...... 3-14 L 3/2 vs. Georgetown...... 7-11 L 3/7 vs. Boston College...... 6-2 W 3/4 vs. Holy Cross...... 16-4 W 3/8 vs. Sacred Heart ...... 8-6 W 3/4 vs. Georgetown...... 7-11 L 3/9 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 3-9 L 3/5 at Rollins ...... 4-5 L 3/10 vs. Sacred Heart ...... 7-6 W 3/6 vs. Holy Cross...... 6-8 L 3/10 vs. Sacred Heart ...... 14-6 W 3/7 at Rollins ...... 5-11 L 3/11 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 2-14 L 3/8 vs. Holy Cross...... 6-7 L 3/12 at Rollins ...... 2-6 L 3/11 at Seton Hall...... 5-2 W 3/14 DELAWARE...... 4-14 L 3/15 MD.-EASTERN SHORE...... 11-3 W 3/17 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)...... 11-7 W 3/15 MD.-EASTERN SHORE...... 4-0 W 3/18 LONG ISLAND ...... 11-6 W 3/16 vs. Saint Peter’s...... 11-0 W 3/19 SAINT PETER’S...... 12-1 W 3/18 VILLANOVA...... 7-5 W 3/21 RIDER...... 1-7 L 3/21 * at George Washington...... 7-12 L 3/22 VILLANOVA...... 8-15 L 3/21 * at George Washington...... 10-8 W 3/24 * at Temple...... 9-0 W 3/22 * at George Washington...... 4-9 L 3/25 * at Temple...... 0-2 L 3/25 $ at Delaware...... 2-17 L 3/26 * at Temple...... 8-5 W 3/26 at Rider...... 5-8 L Tim Gunn ranks second in SJU history with 20 career 3/28 $ at Lafayette...... 0-3 L 3/28 * TEMPLE ...... 2-13 L 3/29 at Penn...... 20-9 W 3/29 * TEMPLE ...... 3-0 W home runs and third in RBI with 132. He also served as 3/31 * at La Salle...... 4-2 W 3/30 * TEMPLE ...... 6-9 L an assistant coach with the Hawks for two seasons. 4/1 * at La Salle...... 6-8 L 4/2 $ at Penn...... 2-6 L 4/2 * at La Salle...... 6-9 L 4/2 at Penn...... 5-16 L 4/4 $ vs. Penn...... 1-13 L 4/5 * FORDHAM ...... 2-9 L 4/7 * SAINT LOUIS...... 3-13 L 4/5 * FORDHAM ...... 6-4 W HAWKS vs. ALL OPPONENTS 4/9 * SAINT LOUIS...... 2-1 W 4/6 * FORDHAM ...... 6-3 W 4/9 * SAINT LOUIS...... 3-6 L 4/9 at NJIT ...... 14-5 W SJU FIRST LAST SJU FIRST LAST SJU FIRST LAST 4/14 * CHARLOTTE ...... 2-5 L 4/11 * at Dayton ...... 9-4 W OPPONENT W-L-T MET MET OPPONENT W-L-T MET MET OPPONENT W-L-T MET MET 4/15 * CHARLOTTE ...... 7-6 W 4/12 * at Dayton ...... 4-5 L Adrian 1-0 1982 1982 Glassboro State 10-6-1 1966 1992 Radford First Meeting 4/16 * CHARLOTTE ...... 1-11 L 4/12 * at Dayton ...... 4-6 L Akron 1-0 1998 1998 Gwynedd Mercy 1-0 2000 2000 Rhode Island 34-48-1 1983 2009 4/21 * at Fordham ...... 8-5 W 4/18 * at Xavier...... 1-3 L Alabama A&M 1-0 2001 2001 Haverford 47-5 1947 2002 Richmond 3-11 1994 2007 4/22 * at Fordham ...... 7-4 W 4/19 * at Xavier...... 10-9 W Albany 1-0 2005 2005 Heidelberg 3-0 1982 1991 Rider 14-37 1946 2008 4/23 * at Fordham ...... 1-8 L 4/20 * at Xavier...... 3-4 L Albright 14-6 1949 1973 Hofstra 22-6 1965 1982 RIT 1-0 1982 1982 4/25 at Lehigh ...... 3-12 L 4/23 at Villanova ...... 3-12 L Allentown 1-0 1991 1991 Holy Cross 2-3 1977 2008 Rochester 1-0 2000 2000 4/26 at Villanova ...... 1-4 L 4/25 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 11-4 W Alma 2-0 1982 1982 Howard 0-1 1977 1977 Rollins 0-4 1984 2008 4/28 * at Richmond...... 7-9 L 4/26 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 5-12 L American 19-7-1 1968 1982 Illinois State 1-0 1984 1984 Rutgers 10-36 1983 1995 4/29 * at Richmond...... 6-3 W 4/27 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 4-6 L Anderson 0-2 1990 1994 Illinois-Chicago 2-2 1994 1995 Rutgers-Newark 2-0 1949 2002 4/30 * at Richmond...... 1-12 L 5/2 * at Rhode Island ...... 8-9 L Arizona First Meeting Indiana 0-2 1985 1985 Rutgers-South Jersey 4-2 1957 1962 5/5 * DUQUESNE...... 5-6 L 5/3 * at Rhode Island ...... 0-2 L Beaver 6-1 1988 1991 Indiana State 1-1 1981 1981 Sacred Heart 4-1 2006 2007 5/6 * DUQUESNE...... 7-8 L 5/3 * at Rhode Island ...... 1-3 L Belmont 1-2 1987 1987 Indiana-Purdue 2-1 1989 1991 St. Bonaventure 20-33 1984 2009 5/7 * DUQUESNE...... 7-10 L 5/6 RIDER...... 8-1 W Bethel 2-1 1987 1989 Indianapolis 0-1 1991 1991 St. Francis 1-0 2006 2006 5/9 at Rider ...... 3-4 L 5/10 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-12 L Bethune-Cookman 7-12 1993 2005 Iowa State 0-1 1984 1984 St. John’s 1-2 1951 1974 5/13 * at Massachusetts ...... 13-1 W 5/10 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-4 W Biscayne 2-5 1974 1980 Ithaca 1-0 1988 1988 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 1-0 1992 1992 Bloomfield 2-0 2001 2001 James Madison 2-11 1979 2002 St. Lawrence 1-0 1990 1990 5/15 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-12 L 5/11 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 11-15 L Boston College 7-3 1989 2006 La Salle 63-75-2 1947 2009 St. Leo 0-1 1990 1990 5/15 * at Massachusetts ...... 3-7 L 5/13 NJIT ...... 4-13 L Bradley 0-1 1988 1988 Lafayette 10-9 1946 2009 Saint Louis 2-4 2006 2007 5/18 * XAVIER...... 7-8 L 5/15 * at La Salle...... 6-2 W Bucknell 1-2 1963 1965 Le Moyne 1-0-1 1988 1999 Saint Peter’s 4-3 1950 2009 5/19 * XAVIER...... 5-7 L 5/17 * at La Salle...... 12-13 L Buffalo 1-0 1980 1980 Lebanon Valley 2-3 1949 1953 San Jose State 0-4 2009 2009 5/20 * XAVIER...... 5-10 L 5/17 * at La Salle...... 6-7 L Butler 0-1 1993 1993 Lehigh 10-11-2 1967 2009 Scranton 2-2 1946 1950 C.W. Post 0-1 1992 1992 Long Island 5-3 1992 2006 Seton Hall 2-7 1949 2008 2007 (W 10, L 39) 2009 (W 16, L 30, T 1) California (Pa.) 1-0 1983 1983 Longwood 1-2 2005 2005 Shippensburg 1-0 1983 1983 2/9 at Norfolk State...... 1-3 L 2/20 at San Jose State ...... 0-1 L Carson-Newman 0-1 1983 1983 Loyola (Md.) 7-4 1946 1978 Siena 0-1 1997 1997 2/10 at Norfolk State...... 3-4 L 2/20 at San Jose State...... 5-15 L Castleton State 3-0 1965 1968 Maine 0-2 2004 2004 South Florida 0-2 1999 1999 2/11 at Norfolk State...... 3-4 L 2/21 at San Jose State ...... 1-5 L Central Florida 2-9 1983 2005 Manhattan 0-1 2009 2009 Southeast Missouri State 1-0 1993 1993 2/17 at Elon...... 1-11 L 2/21 at San Jose State ...... 4-7 L Charlotte 2-9 2002 2009 Marist 0-1 2001 2001 SIU-Edwardsville 1-0 2009 2009 2/17 at Elon...... 3-10 L 2/27 at Old Dominion...... 10-11 L Chicago State 1-0 1988 1988 Marshall First Meeting Spring Garden 1-1 1979 1980 2/18 at Elon...... 5-8 L 3/7 vs. NYIT ...... 7-2 W The Citadel First Meeting Maryland 0-1 2002 2002 Stetson 2-16 1986 2005 2/24 at Georgetown...... 2-10 L 3/8 vs. Penn State ...... 7-8 L Coppin State 6-2 1998 2005 Md.-Baltimore County 2-0 1998 1998 Swarthmore 13-4 1947 1986 2/24 at Georgetown...... 8-9 L 3/9 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 5-18 L Cornell 0-2 2004 2004 Md.-Eastern Shore 9-2 1994 2008 Temple 45-105-2 1947 2009 3/4 vs. Michigan State...... 1-22 L 3/10 at Miami (Fla.)...... 6-11 L Cortland State 1-0 1993 1993 Massachusetts 17-63 1984 2009 Tiffin 1-0 1998 1998 3/5 vs. Sacred Heart ...... 3-6 L 3/11 vs. SIU-Edwardsville ...... 22-12 W Creighton 1-0 1984 1984 Mercyhurst 1-0 1992 1992 Towson 1-4-1 2002 2004 3/6 vs. Lehigh ...... 8-2 W 3/13 SAINT PETER’S...... 7-6 W Dayton 8-12 1977 2008 Miami (Fla.) 0-14 1974 2009 Trenton State. 2-2-1 1976 1985 3/7 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 0-6 L 3/14 MANHATTAN ...... 14-19 L Delaware 17-39 1962 2009 Michigan State 0-1 2007 2007 Tulane 0-3 2003 2003 3/8 vs. Pittsburgh ...... 6-13 L 3/15 NIAGARA ...... 4-1 W Delaware State 5-3 1991 2004 Millersville 2-6 1988 1991 Upsala 1-0 1990 1990 Delaware Valley 1-0 2001 2001 Monmouth 2-2 1995 2000 Ursinus 1-1 1966 1967 3/9 vs. Sacred Heart ...... 16-7 W 3/17 VILLANOVA...... 6-9 L Drexel 45-30-1 1949 2003 Montclair State 2-2 1987 1991 Vanderbilt 0-6 1984 1994 3/21 at Delaware...... 8-9 L 3/18 LEHIGH ...... 19-19 T Duquesne 13-13 1992 2007 Moravian 0-6 1954 1962 Villanova 33-78-4 1954 2009 3/24 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 3-6 L 3/20 * at La Salle...... 3-2 W East Tennessee State 1-0 1997 1997 Mount St. Mary’s 0-2 1948 1994 Virginia 0-3 2006 2006 3/24 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 12-4 W 3/21 * at La Salle...... 5-4 W Eastern 3-1 1990 1991 Muhlenberg 4-7 1948 1963 Va. Commonwealth 1-19 1998 2005 3/25 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 7-12 L 3/22 * at La Salle...... 4-3 W Eckerd 0-1 1988 1988 NJIT 2-3 2007 2009 Virginia Tech 0-3 1999 1999 3/27 $ at Penn...... 5-11 L 3/24 $ LAFAYETTE ...... 3-2 W Elon 0-3 2007 2007 New Mexico State First Meeting Wabash 0-1 1985 1985 3/28 RIDER...... 5-6 L 3/25 at Delaware...... 4-16 L Elizabethtown 6-3 1951 1989 NYIT 1-0 2009 2009 West Chester 28-50-5 1947 1997 3/30 * DAYTON ...... 3-6 L 3/27 C* ST. BONAVENTURE...... 2-7 L Fairfield 1-1 2005 2005 Niagara 2-0 1981 2009 West Virginia 4-7 1993 1998 3/31 * DAYTON ...... 3-2 W 3/28 C* ST. BONAVENTURE...... 1-3 L Flagler 0-2 1985 1986 Norfolk State 0-3 2007 2007 Western Kentucky 2-0 1983 1984 4/1 * DAYTON ...... 2-9 L 3/28 C* ST. BONAVENTURE...... 5-11 L Florida 0-2 1995 1998 North Carolina State 0-3 2002 2002 Western Michigan 0-1 1989 1989 4/3 $ at Villanova ...... 0-13 L 4/4 * at Fordham ...... 4-9 L Florida International 6-15 1974 1981 Northeastern First Meeting Widener 3-3 1981 1992 4/5 * at Charlotte...... 0-9 L 4/5 * at Fordham ...... 11-5 W Florida Southern 0-2 1984 1993 Northern Iowa 0-2 1999 2000 William and Mary 0-4 2008 2008 4/6 * at Charlotte...... 0-4 L 4/5 * at Fordham ...... 6-5 W Florida State 0-9 1998 2005 Oberlin 1-0 1973 1973 Wilmington (Del.) 1-0 2001 2001 4/7 * at Charlotte...... 0-13 L 4/7 $ DELAWARE...... 9-12 L Florida Tech 1-0 1985 1985 Old Dominion 0-9 1994 1997 Xavier 6-13 1995 2009 4/11 at NJIT ...... 9-3 W 4/8 DELAWARE...... 6-4 W Fordham 18-17-1 1996 2009 Pace 1-3 1986 1995 York 3-0 1982 1996 4/13 * LA SALLE...... 5-6 L 4/10 * TEMPLE ...... 9-4 W Franklin & Marshall 19-6 1951 1977 Penn State 2-8 1971 2009 Youngstown State First Meeting 4/14 * LA SALLE...... 14-1 W 4/10 * TEMPLE ...... 11-6 W Frostburg State 1-0 1968 1968 Penn 25-29-1 1947 2008 4/14 * LA SALLE...... 3-4 L 4/16 at Lehigh ...... 8-6 W Geneva 1-0 1989 1989 Pennsylvania Military 17-9 1946 1971 4/18 at NJIT ...... 3-6 L 4/17 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L George Washington 10-25 1993 2009 Philadelphia Textile 21-16 1967 1998 (Records since 1946) 4/20 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 5-12 L 4/18 * at Massachusetts ...... 2-10 L Georgetown 11-17-1 1946 2008 Pittsburgh 3-9 1988 2009 2010 opponents in bold 4/21 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 8-20 L 4/19 * at Massachusetts ...... 9-11 L Georgia Southern 0-3 2006 2006 Princeton 0-4 1999 2000 Gettysburg 7-6 1962 1987 Providence 1-0 1983 1983 4/22 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 7-13 L 4/24 * RHODE ISLAND...... 8-16 L

48 Saint Joseph’s University SUPPORT STAFF

TimothyR. Dr. Cary Don DiJulia Jim Brown JanetGreder Lannon, S.J. Anderson Associate Assistant V.P./ Director of University Vice President Vice President/ Athletic Educational President of Student Life Athletic Director Business Affairs Support Services

KenKrimmel Ken Abney Joe DeLacy Joe Joe Asst. Director of Speed and Asst. Athletic Janosky Greenwich Educational Conditioning Director/ Athletic Trainer Athletic Support Services Coach Athletic Facilities Communications SAINT JOSEPH’S SPORTS NETWORK For over 19 years, the Saint Joseph’s Sports Network (SJSN) has produced and broadcast Hawk athletics to the Philadelphia region and beyond. Begun as an outgrowth of a four-game package of Saint Joseph’s women’s basketball broadcasts during the 1989-90 season, SJSN was founded in the fall of 1990. Since that time, SJSN’s coverage of Hawk athletics has grown and currently includes live coverage of all Hawk men’s and women’s basketball games, Phil Martelli’s HawkTalk radio program and the nationally-renowned HawkTalk tel- evision show. In 2009, 11 home baseball contests were broadcast over the internet. As the Hawks make the move to Campbell’s Field in 2010, so too does SJSN with an expanded broadcast schedule that will include over two dozen Saint Joseph’s baseball games. The broadcasts will be available through audio streaming on the internet at the Hawks’ official athletics site, www.sjuhawks.com, and can be heard free of charge through Stretch Internet. Bringing you most of the action this season will be Joe Greenwich, Jack Jumper, and Matt Martucci. Greenwich, the assistant director of athletic communications at Saint Joseph’s, is in his fourth season work- ing with the SJU baseball team and has also called SJU women’s basketball broadcasts for SJSN. A native of Lansdowne, Pa., he graduated from Georgetown University in 2006 with a degree in government. Jumper serves as the associate director of athletic communications at SJU and is in his sixth year at the University. He has appeared on numerous baseball broadcasts in the past and also does play-by-play for Saint Joseph’s women’s basketball road games. The Kenmore, N.Y,. native is a 2002 graduate of St. Bonaventure University and currently resides in Havertown, Pa., with his wife, Kate. Martucci is in his fourth year with SJSN. He began as the primary play-by-play announcer for the SJU women’s basketball team before adding baseball duties in 2009. Last fall he took over as the play-by-play announcer for Saint Joseph’s men’s basketball radio broadcasts as well. He also serves as the producer for both the television and radio versions of HawkTalk. Hailing from Brodheadsville, Pa., Martucci is a 2006 grad- uate of the Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University. Also appearing on SJSN baseball broadcasts this season will be 2008 Saint Joseph’s graduate John Saeger and current SJU students John Feeley and Pete Spiewak. 2010 Baseball 49 SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY

Spirit | Intellect | Purpose Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph's is an independent, Catholic, Jesuit university that teaches disciplined reasoning, effective communica- tion, and a love of learning. From Willings Alley in Old City Philadelphia to Stiles Street in North Philadelphia to its current location on City Avenue, Saint Joseph's has continued to grow and change with the times. The University combines the Jesuit tradition of academic excel- lence, a history of service, and an ideal campus location to produce successful students who seek to make a good world even better. An academically rigorous and supportive community, Saint Joseph's chal- lenges its students to exceed their highest professional and personal ambitions, fosters the mature development of values, and deepens a desire to help shape the world. These characteristics are reflective of the University's core values of Spirit | Intellect | Purpose. Full-time, undergraduate day enrollment is approximately 4,550. Graduate, evening and executive programs push total enrollment to more than 7,600.

SPIRIT Men and women leave Saint Joseph's prepared. The University boasts an excellent record of its graduates earning initial employment, enrollment in professional schools, and other advanced-degree pro- grams. Part-time work and internships provide real-world experi- ences, the kind which delight future employers. And with its many diverse student organizations, SJU offers ample opportunities to assume leadership positions. An extensive on-campus recruitment program provides graduates with a head start in their employment search. Regular meetings with faculty advisors – along with advisory programs in the health profes- sions and in pre-law – assist students who wish to further their school- ing. SJU's City Avenue location combines the best of dynamic Philadelphia with the suburban, residential setting of the elegant Main Line. Saint Joseph's 65 acres span two counties, allowing stu- dents to literally enjoy the best of both worlds. The city of Philadelphia, with its tremendous wealth of historical, cultural, social, and athletic attractions, is easily accessible, while the safety, serenity, and greenery of a suburban campus are right at hand. The friendly atmosphere and close-knit campus ensure that stu- dents don't get lost literally or figuratively at Saint Joseph's.

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INTELLECT Saint Joseph's nationally recognized academic reputation is con- firmed by ongoing acknowledgment in Barron's, U.S. News & World Report, Forbes and Peterson's. The Jesuit tradition of intellectual inquiry and personal concern manifests itself in small, challenging classes taught by a caring faculty. Graduate assistants do not teach, so undergraduates receive the very best educational experience. One- on-one interaction among students and faculty is a reality at Saint Joseph's. A solid liberal arts curriculum provides across-the-board learning for every student. Supporting that curriculum are comprehensive aca- demic majors and learning facilities. The result is a broad education that prepares students not only for employment and graduate school, but also for life itself. In the fall of 1998, SJU opened the $25 million Owen A. Mandeville Hall, which houses the Erivan K. Haub School of Business, the Center for Food Marketing and Wolfington Teletorium, the region's only "Teletorium" and "Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000-square-foot inter- national academic center featuring state-of-the-art distance learning technology, it is located near the corner of 54th Street and City Avenue. Life after Saint Joseph’s PURPOSE A Jesuit University, Saint Joseph’s educates men and women who The students of Saint Joseph's University are dedicated to better- use their education to make the world better. A student in Saint ing today's world. A natural spirit of volunteerism has enabled the Joseph’s first class in 1851 became a justice of the U.S. Supreme University's community service programs to become the most popu- Court. Today there are over 43,000 living Saint Joseph’s alumni in lar extracurricular activities on campus. In addition, a service learning law, medicine, business, finance, communications and education - program allows students to receive academic credit for their work strengthening their professions and their communities in every outside the classroom. part of the world. SJU offers local, national and international opportunities for student Notable Saint Joseph’s Alumni service. From parts of Philadelphia to New Jersey; from Tijuana, • Mike Bantom, 1973 – Vice president for player development, Mexico, to the Appalachian Mountains; and from Ecuador to Tanzania, NBA Saint Joseph's students embrace the Jesuit mission of serving those in • Brother Richard J. Curry, 1968 – Founder, National Theater need. The Thanksgiving Dinner Dance for area senior citizens and the Workshop of the Handicapped Hand-in-Hand Festival for the handicapped are two annual student- • Michael Jackson, 1971 – CEO, AutoNation; former CEO, run events that draw thousands of special visitors to campus for fun Mercedes-Benz USA and friendship. • Dr. John F. Lehman Jr., 1964 – Former U.S. Secretary of the Navy Saint Joseph’s received its highest ranking ever • Kathleen A. McGinty, 1985 – Former secretary, Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection; Former advisor to Vice by U.S. News and World Report. President Al Gore; Member 9/11 Commission The magazine's 2009 "America's Best Colleges" issue • Vince Papale, 1968 – Former professional football player; sub- ranked Saint Joseph's eighth in the category ject of major motion picture entitled, “Invincible” Best Universities-Master's (Northeast). • Joe Queenan, 1972 – Freelance writer and author (True Believers: The Tragic Inner Life of Sports Fans) • Mary Lou Quinlan, 1975 – Founder and CEO, Just Ask a Woman; author (Just Ask a Woman: Cracking the Code of What Women Want and How They Buy) • Dr. Jack Ramsay, 1949 – Hall of Fame NCAA and NBA coach and ESPN analyst • Sr. Mary Scullion, 1976 – Co-founder and executive director, Project H.O.M.E. • Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach, 1963 – Commissioner, U.S. Food and Drug Administration • Jack Whitaker, 1947 – Emmy-award winning national sports- caster

Vince Papale ‘68 (left) was the subject of the 2006 box-office hit “Invincible” starring Mark Wahlberg (right). Papale was a standout on the Saint Joseph’s track team, but went on to play professional football for the Philadelphia Eagles.

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The 38-acre James J. Maguire ‘58 Campus, longtime home of the Episcopal Academy, adds 52 classrooms, eight full laboratories, 113 offices, and 14.5 acres of sports fields to Saint Joseph’s University's cur- rent 65-acre footprint. In the years to come, the positive impact on aca- demic offerings, student life, athletics, arts, and community outreach will be immeasurable.

Jim and Frannie Maguire, here with University President Timothy R. Lannon, S.J. (right), are the lead benefactors of the new Maguire Campus.

An aerial view of Saint Joseph’s main campus and the Maguire Campus (foreground). The Maguire Campus has added 38 acres to the University.

The full-size gym adds more recreational opportunities for students. The Maguire Sports Complex includes a pool for recreational use.

A new state-of-the art fitness center is available for use by Saint The Maguire Campus adds 52 classrooms and eight full laboratories to Joseph’s students at the Maguire Campus. expand Saint Joseph’s academic offerings.

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