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www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 1 2014 ACU BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Fri., Feb. 14 vs. Arlington Baptist Abilene (1x9) 4 p.m. Sat., Feb. 15 vs. Arlington Baptist Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Sun., Feb. 16 vs. Arlington Baptist Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Fri., Feb. 21-Sun., Feb. 23 Al Scott Memorial Baseball Classic Abilene Feb. 21 – ACU vs. Central Arkansas, 4 p.m. Feb. 22 – Central Arkansas vs. New Jersey Tech, 11 a.m. Feb. 22 – ACU vs. New Jersey Tech, 4 p.m. Feb. 23 – New Jersey Tech vs. Central Arkansas, 11 a.m. Feb. 23 – ACU vs. New Jersey Tech, 4 p.m. Fri., Feb. 28-Sat., March 13 Bourland-Ardoin Classic Abilene Feb. 28 – Kansas State vs. Grand Canyon Feb. 28 – Missouri State vs. Abilene Christian Feb. 28 – Kansas State vs. Missouri State March 1 – Kansas State vs. Missouri State March 1 – Grand Canyon vs. Abilene Christian March 1 – Grand Canyon vs. Kansas State Tues., March 4 at Oklahoma Norman, Okla. (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Wed., March 5 at Oklahoma Norman, Okla. (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Fri., March 7-Sun., March 9 Texas-Arlington Hilton Invitational Arlington March 7 – vs. Missouri State, 11 a.m. March 8 – vs. Utah, 11 a.m. March 9 – vs. Texas-Arlington, 3 p.m. Tues., March 11 at Texas Tech Lubbock (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Thurs., March 13 at Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. (1x9) 3 p.m. Fri., March 14 vs. East Central Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Sat., March 15 vs. East Central Abilene (1x9) 2 p.m. Sun., March 16 vs. East Central Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Sat., March 22 at Alabama A&M Normal, Ala. (1x9, 1x7) 1 p.m. Sun., March 23 at Alabama A&M Normal, Ala. (1x9) 12 p.m. Tues., March 25 vs. Texas College Abilene (1x9, 1x7) 5 p.m. Fri., March 28 * vs. Incarnate Word Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Sat., March 29 * vs. Incarnate Word Abilene (1x9) 2 p.m. Sun., March 30 * vs. Incarnate Word Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Fri., April 4 * vs. Lamar Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Sat., April 5 * vs. Lamar Abilene (1x9) 2 p.m. Sun., April 6 * vs. Lamar Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Tues., April 8 at Texas Tech Lubbock (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Fri., April 11 * at Sam Houston State Huntsville (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Sat., April 12 * at Sam Houston State Huntsville (1x9) 4 p.m. Sun., April 13 * at Sam Houston State Huntsville (1x9) 1 p.m. Wed., April 16 at Texas A&M College Station (1x9) 6:35 p.m. Thurs., April 17 * vs. Stephen F. Austin Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Fri., April 18 * vs. Stephen F. Austin Abilene (1x9) 2 p.m Sat., April 19 * vs. Stephen F. Austin Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Mon., April 21 vs. McMurry Abilene (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Fri., April 25 * at Houston Baptist Houston (1x9) 2 p.m. Sat., April 26 * at Houston Baptist Houston (1x9) 1 p.m. Sun., April 27 * at Houston Baptist Houston (1x9) 2 p.m. Tues., April 29 vs. Texas-Permian Basin Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Fri., May 2 * vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene (1x9) 6 p.m. Sat., May 3 * vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene (1x9) 2 p.m. Sun., May 4 * vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Abilene (1x9) 1 p.m. Fri., May 9 * at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Sat., May 10 * at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. (1x9) 2 p.m. Sun., May 11 * at Oral Roberts Tulsa, Okla. (1x9) 1 p.m. Thurs., May 16 * at Incarnate Word San Antonio (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Fri., May 17 * at Incarnate Word San Antonio (1x9) 3 p.m. Sat., May 18 * at Incarnate Word San Antonio (1x9) 1 p.m. Tues., May 20 at Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. (1x9) 6:30 p.m. Fri., May 23 at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. (1x9) 6 p.m. Sat., May 24 at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. (1x9) 6 p.m. Sun., May 25 at Arizona Tucson, Ariz. (1x9) 12 p.m. Home games are in bold * Southland Conference game

2 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com Head Coach Britt Bonneau EIGHTEENTH SEASON

Simply put, Britt Bonneau is a winner. In 17 years at the helm of ACU baseball, he has taken the Wildcats from a middle-of-the-road into a perennial contender for conference, regional and national titles. Before Bonneau joined the ACU baseball program, the Wildcats had won one conference championship and had never made an NCAA post-season appearance in more than 30 years. Since his arrival as an assistant coach in 1996, ACU fielded one of the most successful baseball programs in NCAA Division II. Bonneau – who became the Wildcats’ head coach at the age of 26 in 1997 – has led ACU to new heights in his 17 seasons as head coach. From 2000-10, the Wildcats captured eight LSC South Division titles (2000-02, 2004-05, 2007, 2009 and 2010), two regular season championships (2008 and 2010) and five LSC Post-Season Tournament titles (2000-02, 2009, and 2010). Bonneau’s teams THE BONNEAU FILE were also invited to nine of the last 13 NCAA Division II South Central region tournaments. Born: May 11, 1970 The 2003 Wildcats won the regional title for the first time in school history, enabling ACU to make its first appearance in the NCAA Division II College World Series. Hometown: Farmers Branch All of the Wildcats’ success has helped make Bonneau the winningest coach in Family: Wife, Cari; school history with a record of 678-331-1. His 671 wins left ACU as one of the daughters Jaci, Mati, Scotlyn and Landry winningest baseball programs in NCAA Division II over the past two decades. Degree: Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology, To those who have followed his career, it should come as no surprise that Bonneau Lubbock Christian (1994) has turned ACU into a big winner. Playing Experience: And now Bonneau takes on the challenge of leading the Wildcats into a new era as • Rawlings Region IV Player of the Year, 1991 ACU moves up to NCAA Division I affiliation and back to the Southland Conference, • Rawlings First Team NAIA all-America, 1991 which it helped to establish in 1963. • All-Big Eight Tournament Team, Oklahoma, 1992 But this new level to ACU is not new to Bonneau, who played collegiately at • American Airlines / NABC all-America, 1992 Lubbock Christian before spending one season at Oklahoma where he helped the • Played in Chicago Cubs’ minor league system Sooners earn a berth in the College World Series in 1992. Coaching Experience In more than 20 years as a player, assistant coach and head coach at the college 1993 Texas-San Antonio Assistant Coach level, Bonneau has gone to one NCAA Division I College World Series, one NCAA 1994 Texas-San Antonio Assistant Coach Division II College World Series, one NAIA College World Series. 1995 Texas-San Antonio Assistant Coach 1996 Abilene Christian Assistant Coach As a standout centerfielder at Lubbock Christian (1989-91), he helped lead LCU to 1997 Abilene Christian Head Coach the 1991 NAIA World Series and was named Rawlings Region IV Player of the Year and 1998 Abilene Christian Head Coach first team all-America. He led the nation in hits (111), runs scored (109), RBI (98) and 1999 Abilene Christian Head Coach was third in home runs (19). 2000 Abilene Christian Head Coach In 1992 he played right field for Oklahoma and helped lead it to the Big Eight 2001 Abilene Christian Head Coach 2002 Abilene Christian Head Coach regular season title, a NCAA South Central region championship and a fifth-place 2003 Abilene Christian Head Coach finish at the College World Series in Omaha, Neb. Bonneau was named to the Big Eight 2004 Abilene Christian Head Coach all-Tournament team and the American Airlines/National Baseball Congress 2005 Abilene Christian Head Coach all-America team. 2006 Abilene Christian Head Coach Following college, Bonneau went on to a brief professional career with the Chicago 2007 Abilene Christian Head Coach 2008 Abilene Christian Head Coach Cubs’ organization and in the Texas-Louisiana League with the Tyler Wildcatters and the 2009 Abilene Christian Head Coach Lubbock Crickets, whom he helped lead to a league crown. 2010 Abilene Christian Head Coach He began his coaching career as an assistant at the University of Texas-San Antonio 2011 Abilene Christian Head Coach in 1993 before moving to LCU in 1994 and then ACU in 1996. 2012 Abilene Christian Head Coach Bonneau, 43, received his B.S. in kinesiology in 1994 from LCU. He and his wife, 2013 Abilene Christian Head Coach 2014 Abilene Christian Head Coach Cari, have four daughters, Jaci, Mati, Scotlyn and Landry.

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Year School Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. 2007 Abilene Christian 47-13 .783 17-3 .850 1997 Abilene Christian 34-22 .607 8-12 .400 2008 Abilene Christian 44-17 .721 35-7 .833 1998 Abilene Christian 41-17 .707 15-5 .750 *2009 Abilene Christian 44-19 .698 30-14 .681 1999 Abilene Christian 41-19 .683 12-6 .667 *2010 Abilene Christian 50-15 .769 28-11 .717 *2000 Abilene Christian 41-16-1 .707 12-8 .600 2011 Abilene Christian 24-23 .511 16-17 .485 *2001 Abilene Christian 43-17 .717 19-5 .792 2012 Abilene Christian 26-28 .481 11-17 .393 *2002 Abilene Christian 45-14 .763 17-6 .739 2013 Abilene Christian 29-24 .547 15-13 .536 2003 Abilene Christian 45-20 .692 15-8 .652 Totals 17 Years 671-324-1 .674 295-151 .661 2004 Abilene Christian 31-25 .554 16-8 .667 2005 Abilene Christian 42-17 .712 16-4 .800 *Lone Star Conference champion 2006 Abilene Christian 44-18 .710 13-7 .650

Since becoming the Wildcats’ head baseball coach in 1997, BONNEAU’S MILESTONE WINS Britt Bonneau has led the program to unprecedented heights. Win Score Opponent Date Here’s a look at his 17-year run: 1 11-10 Schreiner College February 8 , 1997 YEAR RECORD RESULT 25 24-0 Hardin-Simmons April 1, 1997 2013 29-24 LSC Tournament semifinalist 50 4-1 Colorado School of Mines March 17, 1998 2012 26-28 LSC Tournament semifinalist 100 11-3 Minnesota State-Mankato March 19, 1999 2011 24-23 9th in the Lone Star Conference 150 12-11 McMurry April 18, 2000 2010 50-15 South Central regional qualifier 200 6-5 Central Oklahoma April 28, 2001 LSC Post-Season Tournament champion 250 3-0 Northeastern State February 8, 2003 LSC regular-season champion 300 6-5 Tarleton State February 27, 2004 2009 44-19 LSC Post-Season Tournament champion 350 8-7 St. Edward’s April 5, 2005 South Central regional qualifier 400 6-1 Eastern New Mexico April 22, 2006 2008 44-17 South Central regional qualifier 450 9-4 West Texas A&M April 28, 2007 LSC Post-Season Tournament runner-up 475 17-12 Angelo State April 4, 2008 LSC regular-season champion 500 2-1 Southwestern Oklahoma February 13, 2009 550 11-1 Texas College February 27, 2010 2007 47-13 LSC South Division champion 600 15-0 Texas A&M-International March 4, 2011 2006 44-18 South Central regional qualifier 650 18-3 Eastern New Mexico March 1, 2013 LSC Post-Season Tournament runner-up * April 29, 2000 – ACU defeats Northeastern State, 20-10, to win Lone 2005 42-17 South Central regional qualifier Star Conference title LSC South Division champion * April 28, 2001 – ACU defeats Central Oklahoma, 6-5, to win Lone 2004 31-25 LSC South Division co-champion Star Conference title 2003 45-20 Reached Division II College World Series * April 27, 2002 – ACU defeats Tarleton State, 17-3, to win Lone Star South Central regional champion Conference title LSC Tournament runner-up LSC South Division runner-up * May 18, 2003 – ACU defeats Delta State, 13-10, to win NCAA Division II South Central Regional 2002 45-14 South Central regional runner-up * May 5, 2009 – ACU defeats Angelo State, 6-0, to win Lone Star LSC Tournament champion Conference title LSC South Division champion * May 4, 2010 – ACU defeats Angelo State, 6-4, to win Lone Star 2001 43-17 South Central regional qualifier Conference title LSC Tournament champion LSC South Division champion * May 18, 2010 – ACU defeats Central Missouri, 11-5, to record first 50- win season in ACU history 2000 41-16-1 South Central regional qualifier LSC Tournament champion BONNEAU’S RECORD LSC South Division champion Overall record – 671-324-1 (.674 winning percentage) 1999 41-19 LSC Tournament runner-up At Crutcher Scott Field – 426-143-1 (.748 winning percentage) LSC South Division runner-up On the Road – 210-157 (.572 winning percentage) Neutral site – 35-24 (.593 winning percentage) 1998 41-17 LSC South Division champion vs. Lone Star Conference – 295-151 (.661 winning percentage) 1997 34-22 4th in LSC South Division Longest winning streak – 15 games (March 12, 2005 - April 5, 2005); 15 games (April 5, 2008 – April 26, 2008)

4 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com ACU Assistant Coaches BRANDON STOVER Assistant Coach Hitting Coach Recruiting Coordinator

Brandon Stover has been an integral part of the Wildcats’ baseball program for the past 15 years, first as a player, and now as its assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. Stover also serves the club as its hitting coach, third base coach and recruiting coordinator. Since Stover became the Wildcats’ hitting coach in 2007, ACU has produced more than three dozen all-conference honorees in addition to having three players (Mike Elkerson, Jordan Schmitt and Aaron Oliver) named league MVP with two more (Willie Uechi and Tyler Eager) selected as the conference freshman of the year. From 2007-09, Stover helped Schmitt – an all-America catcher – become one of the greatest hitters in Lone Star Conference history. Schmitt finished his career in May 2009 as the LSC and ACU career record-holder in hits (281), RBI (218), doubles (70) and total bases (470). Uechi, a shortstop, eventually surpassed Schmitt as the school and conference all-time leader in hits with 338 during the team’s memorable 50-win season of 2010. That year’s team also set the school’s single-season records for runs (548), home runs (67), doubles (145) and total bases (1,124), and matched the record for most hits (730) from 2008. Stover’s more recent success stories include Eager – the LSC freshman of the year in 2012 – and Kyle Giusti, who hit .358 with 40 RBI en route to being named first team all- conference and all-region honorable mention by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. Eager has hit well over .300 in each of his first two years at ACU, and last year’s total of 69 base hits included 18 doubles and six triples. He also finished third in the conference with 52 runs. doubles and accumulated 247 total bases. Giusti’s batting average led the Wildcats and tied him for Stover was named first team all-conference and all-LSC ninth within the conference, while his RBI total ranked him tournament as a junior in 2001 and played a primary role in eighth. His .455 on-base percentage was the sixth best in the helping ACU reach three consecutive NCAA Division II LSC as he drew 20 walks and was hit by 11 pitches. South Central Region tournaments (2000-02). As the Wildcats’ everyday first baseman in 2002, Stover Stover graduated from Abilene Cooper High School in became just the fifth Wildcat in school history to be named all- 1998 after a stellar two-sport career. As a senior at Cooper HS America, earning third team honors by ABCA/Rawlings after in 1998, he hit .459 with three home runs and 26 RBI and leading ACU to 45 wins and its third straight Lone Star picked up two wins on the mound. He was all-District 4-5A in Conference title. both 1997 and 1998 and team MVP in 1998. The MVP of both the LSC South Division and the LSC He quarterbacked the 1997 Cooper football team to its first Post-Season Tournament as a senior, Stover hit .415 with 10 outright District 4-5A championship since 1979, despite home runs and 55 RBI during his all-America campaign, which missing three games with an injury. remains one of the top offensive seasons in school history. He He and his wife, Kate, were married in June 2003 and have finished his career with a .354 career batting average (159 for two children, Eydie and Gavin. 449) with 15 home runs and 94 RBI. He also clubbed 31

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 5 JOSH SCOTT While a Bear, he earned Louisville Slugger Freshman Assistant Coach All-American honors in 1998, all-regional team honors at the Pitching Coach Waco Regional in 1999 and at the Rice Regional in 2001, and was honored on the Big XII Commissioner's Honor Roll from Josh Scott is in his first season 1999-2001. He was selected in the 25th round of the 2001 on the Abilene Christian University Major League Baseball Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies and Wildcats' coaching staff as the spent two years as a pitcher in the Phillies' organization before pitching coach. beginning his coaching career. Scott has coached throughout A letterwinner in baseball and water polo at Warren High the collegiate ranks since 2004, and School in Downey, Calif., Scott was a three-year all-league most recently served as the honoree and received the Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete catching and base running coach at Award in 1997. Appalachian State. During the Scott earned his bachelor's degree in Psychology from Mountaineers' 2013 season, they Baylor in 2001 and his master's in Psychology from Angelo stole 100 bases and selected a State in 2006. He is nephew of Houston Astros pitcher and walk-on catcher as Team MVP. 1986 Cy Young Award winner Mike Scott. Prior to his arrival in Boone, N.C., Scott was the head He and his wife, Sheena, have one child, a daughter, Daylyn. coach of the Edenton Steamers of the Coastal Plain League. During his second stint in Edenton (and first since 2007), he SEAN WINSTON led the Steamers to a runner-up finish in the 2010 CPL Assistant Coach championship race and coached the league's Pitcher of the Year, batting-title winner and seven all-stars. Sean Winston recently finished His vast coaching experience also includes stints as an his first season as a volunteer assistant at Long Beach State (2008-09), McLennan assistant coach at ACU where he Community College (2007-08), New Mexico (2006-07) and assists in coaching infielders and Angelo State (2004-06). He also served as an assistant in catchers. various collegiate summer leagues from 2004-07, including the Winston came to ACU from prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League as an assistant for the Paradise Valley Community College Wareham Gatemen in 2006. in Phoenix where was the assistant "We're very happy to add a coach like Josh Scott to our coach and recruiting coordinator staff," Bonneau said. "He's very detailed-oriented and from August 2010 through organized, and that's the kind of coach I wanted. He's had December 2012. While success as a player at Baylor and as a coach, so he'll know the at Paradise Valley, Winston kind of pitcher we're going to need to have success at this taught individual skill positions and team concepts, assisted level." in fundraising for the program, monitored the strength and Scott, the pitching coach at Angelo State University from conditioning program and monitored academic progress. 2004-06, helped the Rams' pitching staff produce the lowest For the last two summers, Winston has also been the ERA in the Lone Star Conference in 2005 and 2006. The 2006 assistant coach for the Wenatchee (Wash.) Applesox of the team also won the regular-season conference championship. West Coast Collegiate Baseball League. Wenatchee was the While at New Mexico, Scott assisted with the development WCBL championship in 2012 and the Applesox were East of the pitching staff and worked with hitters and outfielders. Division champions in both 2011 and 2012. Lobo outfielders that season committed only four errors and In the summer of 2010, Winston was the assistant coach had 16 outfield assists. for the Spokane (Wash.) Heat Select Team, an 18-and-under While at McLennan he served as the pitching coach and select travel baseball team. From June 2009 through August recruiting coordinator, and in 2007 the pitching staff set the 2010, Winston was the developmental instructor for the school record for strikeouts in a season. While at Long Beach baseball program at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash. State, Scott supervised the pitching staff during practice and As a player, Winston was a second team all-Western games and assisted with hitters, the bunting game and Division selection at Lower Columbia (Wash.) College in baserunning. The 49ers set the team record with 118 stolen 2008 before transferring to Hawaii Pacific. He was a first bases and seven pitchers were drafted. team all-Pac West Conference selection at second base in Scott was a three-year letterman for the Bears (1998-2000), 2009 and 2010. compiling a 17-6 record and 4.57 ERA in 58 appearances. His best season came as a junior in 1999 when he went 10-2 in 21 appearances (16 starts) with 110 strikeouts in 105 1/3 innings of work.

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Class Exp. Hometown / Previous School 3 Ty Taylor OF / LHP 5-11 175 L/L sr 1VL Cleburne, Texas 4 Taylor Waters OF 5-10 180 R/R fr HS Gilbert, Ariz. 5 Kyle Giusti IF 6-0 180 R/R sr 1VL Santa Fe, Texas 6 Seth Spivey IF 6-0 180 L/R sr 1VL Brenham, Texas 7 Brandon Grudzielanek IF / OF 6-1 185 R/R fr HS Prosper, Texas 8 Tyler Eager 1B / OF 5-10 190 L/L jr 2VL Fort Worth, Texas 9 Aaron Draper IF / P 5-10 170 R/R fr HS Plano, Texas 10 Russell Crippen RHP / OF 6-1 220 R/R fr HS Snohomish, Wash. 12 Emil Litterer IF / P 6-3 205 R/R soph Tr Burnet, Texas / Cisco JC 13 Chris Altimont OF 5-10 190 R/R fr HS Southlake, Texas 15 Scott Kinzler RHP 6-1 205 R/R fr HS Brownwood, Texas 16 Cameron Sterne OF 5-10 190 L/R fr HS Shoreline, Wash. 17 Tommy Lininger OF 6-1 195 R/R jr Tr Fair Oaks, Calif. / Allen Hancock JC 18 Colton Hall OF 6-2 190 L/R jr Tr Southlake, Texas / Weatherford Coll. 19 Gunnar Buhner IF 6-2 190 R/R fr HS Issaquah, Wash. 20 Jordan Forrester OF 5-11 170 R/R jr Tr Arlington, Texas 21 Stuart Patke RHP 6-3 205 R/R soph Tr Austin, Texas / Cisco JC 23 Kevin Sheets RHP 6-1 190 R/R jr Tr Brier, Wash. / Edmonds CC 24 Connor Messman C 5-11 185 R/R fr HS Scottsdale, Ariz. 25 Brandon Lambright RHP 6-3 210 R/R fr HS Friday Harbor, Wash. 26 Nick Palacios RHP 5-10 155 R/R soph 1VL Bandera, Texas 27 Ty Walker LHP 6-1 175 L/L soph RS Sardis, B.C., Canada / Yavapai Coll. 28 Brady Rodriguez LHP 6-2 180 L/L sr 3VL Plymouth, Mich. 29 Heath Beasley OF/C 5-10 180 R/R soph 1VL McKinney, Texas 30 Hunter Wakefield RHP 5-10 195 R/R soph Tr Denton, Texas / New Mexico JC 31 Austin Lambright LHP 6-3 225 L/L fr HS Friday Harbor, Wash. 32 Ladgie Zotyka RHP 6-2 180 R/R jr Tr Wallis, Texas / San Jacinto JC 33 Garrett Demeyere RHP 5-11 165 R/R soph Tr Benbrook, Texas 34 Nate Cole RHP 6-2 220 R/R soph Tr Plano, Texas / Cisco JC 35 Levi Broeske RHP 6-5 235 R/R fr HS West Richland, Wash. 36 Mack Morgan LHP 5-8 155 L/L fr HS Southlake, Texas 37 Gabe Sager RHP 6-2 200 R/R fr HS College Station, Texas 40 Joe Gawrieh RHP 6-3 220 R/R soph Tr White Oak, Texas / Howard College

Head coach: #2 Britt Bonneau (18th season) Assistant coach: #22 Brandon Stover (12th season / hitting coach / recruiting coordinator) Assistant coach: #44 Josh Scott (1st season / pitching coach) Volunteer assistant coach: #42 Sean Winston (2nd season)

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Game date Opposing team Result Score r-h-e / r-h-e Inns Overall LSC Pitcher of record Feb 01, 2013 vs. Arkansas-Monticello W 13-3 13-10-0 / 3-7-4 7 1-0-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (W 1-0) Feb 02, 2013 vs. #4 Central Missouri L 8-1 1-6-3 / 8-12-0 9 1-1-0 0-0-0 T. Taylor (L 0-1) Feb 03, 2013 vs. Incarnate Word W 12-5 12-14-1 / 5-10-2 9 2-1-0 0-0-0 A. Lambrix (W 1-0) Feb 04, 2013 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville L 8-5 5-8-1 / 8-8-3 9 2-2-0 0-0-0 A. Palmer (L 0-1) Feb 08, 2013 EAST CENTRAL W 14-2 14-6-1 / 2-6-2 7 3-2-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (W 2-0) Feb 09, 2013 EAST CENTRAL L 3-0 0-5-3 / 3-8-1 7 3-3-0 0-0-0 T. Taylor (L 0-2) Feb. 09, 2013 EAST CENTRAL-2 W 2-1 2-7-2 / 1-6-1 7 4-3-0 0-0-0 C. Hahn (W 1-0) Feb 10, 2013 EAST CENTRAL L 10-5 5-8-2 / 10-13-1 9 4-4-0 0-0-0 A. Palmer (L 0-2) Feb 17, 2013 at McMurry University W 10-2 10-9-0 / 2-5-5 (10) 5-4-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (W 3-0) Feb 22, 2013 N.M. HIGHLANDS W 15-5 15-14-2 / 5-10-4 8 6-4-0 0-0-0 T. Taylor (W 1-2) Feb 23, 2013 N.M. HIGHLANDS L 11-1 1-3-0 / 11-15-1 7 6-5-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (L 3-1) Feb 23, 2013 N.M. HIGHLANDS W 5-0 5-9-0 / 0-6-1 7 7-5-0 0-0-0 C. Hahn (W 2-0) Feb 24, 2013 N.M. HIGHLANDS L 5-4 4-8-2 / 5-6-1 9 7-6-0 0-0-0 A. Lambrix (L 1-1) Feb 28, 2013 vs. Tarleton State L 15-5 5-7-0 / 15-17-0 7 7-7-0 0-0-0 T. Taylor (L 1-2) Mar 01, 2013 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 18-3 18-23-0 / 3-4-2 7 8-7-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (W 4-1) Mar 02, 2013 CAMERON W 8-2 8-11-0 / 2-8-3 9 9-7-0 0-0-0 C. Hahn (W 3-0) Mar 07, 2013 BELLARMINE W 5-2 5-9-0 / 2-3-1 9 10-7-0 0-0-0 A. Palmer (W 1-2) Mar 08, 2013 BELLARMINE W 4-2 4-10-2 / 2-5-1 9 11-7-0 0-0-0 J. Herrera (W 5-1) Mar 09, 2013 BELLARMINE L 5-4 4-10-2 / 5-10-0 9 11-8-0 0-0-0 C. Hahn (L 3-1) Mar 12, 2013 #1 DELTA STATE L 6-5 5-7-4 / 6-8-3 9 11-9-0 0-0-0 A. Lambrix (L 1-2) Mar 13, 2013 #1 DELTA STATE W 10-4 10-13-1 / 4-15-1 9 12-9-0 0-0-0 T. Taylor (W 2-3) * Mar 15, 2013 #24 INCARNATE WORD W 12-8 12-13-2 / 8-9-5 9 13-9-0 1-0-0 A. Palmer (W 1-2) * Mar 16, 2013 #24 INCARNATE WORD L 5-1 1-5-1 / 5-8-0 7 13-10-0 1-1-0 C. Hahn (L 3-2) * Mar 16, 2013 #24 INCARNATE WORD W 3-2 3-6-1 / 2-7-0 7 14-10-0 2-1-0 A. Lambrix (W 2-2) * Mar 17, 2013 #24 INCARNATE WORD W 5-4 5-8-0 / 4-8-2 (10) 15-10-0 3-1-0 B. Rodriguez (W 1-0) * Mar 22, 2013 at #10 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 12-6 12-14-1 / 6-11-2 9 16-10-0 4-1-0 A. Palmer (W 3-2) * Mar 23, 2013 at #10 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 3-2 3-11-0 / 2-4-2 7 17-10-0 5-1-0 C. Hahn (W 4-2) * Mar 23, 2013 at #10 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 4-0 4-8-0 / 0-1-1 7 18-10-0 6-1-0 A. Lambrix (W 3-2) * Mar 24, 2013 at #10 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 4-4 3-11-1 / 4-8-3 9 18-11-0 6-2-0 B. Rodriguez (L 1-1) * Mar 28, 2013 EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 11-10 10-6-1 / 11-15-6 (11) 18-12-0 6-3-0 N. Palacios (L 0-1) * Mar 29, 2013 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 2-1 2-3-0 / 1-6-0 7 19-12-0 7-3-0 C. Hahn (W 5-2) * Mar 29, 2013 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 5-4 5-11-2 / 4-7-1 7 20-12-0 8-3-0 B. Rodriguez (W 2-1) * Mar 30, 2013 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 4-2 4-8-0 / 2-9-0 9 21-12-0 9-3-0 T. Taylor (W 3-3) * Apr 05, 2013 at West Texas A&M L 7-3 3-5-1 / 7-10-0 9 21-13-0 9-4-0 J. Herrera (L 5-2) * Apr 06, 2013 at West Texas A&M W 3-0 3-8-0 / 0-5-2 7 22-13-0 10-4-0 C. Hahn (W 6-2) * Apr 06, 2013 at West Texas A&M L 3-1 1-3-1 / 3-10-1 7 22-14-0 10-5-0 A. Lambrix (L 3-3) * Apr 07, 2013 at West Texas A&M L 11-2 2-5-0 / 11-13-2 9 22-15-0 10-6-0 T. Taylor (L 3-4) * Apr 12, 2013 CAMERON L 8-0 0-6-1 / 8-11-0 9 22-16-0 10-7-0 J. Herrera (L 5-3) * Apr 13, 2013 CAMERON-1 W 2-1 2-6-1 / 1-4-2 7 23-16-0 11-7-0 C. Hahn (W 7-2) * Apr 13, 2013 CAMERON-2 W 4-3 4-7-3 / 3-4-1 7 24-16-0 12-7-0 B. Rodriguez (W 3-1) * Apr 14, 2013 CAMERON W 12-4 12-13-0 / 4-11-1 9 25-16-0 13-7-0 T. Taylor (W 4-4) * Apr 19, 2013 at #24 Tarleton State L 9-2 2-8-1 / 9-16-0 9 25-17-0 13-8-0 A. Palmer (L 3-3) * Apr 20, 2013 at #24 Tarleton State L 12-4 4-4-3 / 12-14-3 7 25-18-0 13-9-0 C. Hahn (L 7-3) * Apr 20, 2013 at #24 Tarleton State L 3-1 1-2-0 / 3-4-0 7 25-19-0 13-10-0 A. Lambrix (L 3-4) * Apr 21, 2013 at #24 Tarleton State W 7-2 7-5-0 / 2-8-1 (10) 26-19-0 14-10-0 T. Taylor (W 5-4) Apr 23, 2013 UT-PERMIAN BASIN W 12-1 12-11-1 / 1-8-4 7 27-19-0 14-10-0 B. Rodriguez (W 4-1) * Apr 26, 2013 ANGELO STATE W 7-2 7-11-2 / 2-7-2 9 28-19-0 15-10-0 A. Lambrix (W 4-4) * Apr 27, 2013 ANGELO STATE L 3-1 1-4-1 / 3-6-1 7 28-20-0 15-11-0 A. Palmer (L 3-4) * Apr 27, 2013 ANGELO STATE L 6-1 1-9-0 / 6-12-1 7 28-21-0 15-12-0 C. Hahn (L 7-4) * Apr 28, 2013 ANGELO STATE L 4-2 2-8-0 / 4-10-0 9 28-22-0 15-13-0 B. Rodriguez (L 4-2) May 03, 2013 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville L 9-8 8-13-1 / 9-13-2 9 28-23-0 15-13-0 A. Lambrix (L 4-5) May 04, 2013 vs. Incarnate Word W 6-3 6-11-1 / 3-7-2 9 29-23-0 15-13-0 T. Taylor (W 6-4) May 05, 2013 vs. Angelo State L 4-3 3-8-0 / 4-8-2 9 29-24-0 15-13-0 B. Rodriguez (L 4-3)

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Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hbp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Heath Beasley .360 14-9 25 8 9 0 1 0 6 11 .440 3 2 5 1 .467 0 3 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Kyle Giusti .358 49-49 165 32 59 9 1 1 40 73 .442 20 11 20 2 .455 2 4 15-19 20 88 7 .939 Travis Schuetze .316 53-53 174 31 55 13 2 1 30 75 .431 18 7 20 2 .394 4 12 7-12 90 17 3 .973 Seth Spivey .314 52-52 175 43 55 7 3 2 32 74 .423 22 24 28 6 .451 3 3 9-15 163 119 7 .976 Tyler Eager .313 53-53 195 27 61 6 2 0 32 71 .364 17 4 18 4 .376 2 10 9-11 347 16 7 .981 Kyle Conwell .298 52-51 171 27 51 7 2 4 23 74 .433 20 3 19 7 .376 3 5 3-5 62 2 2 .970 Rodge Macy .289 52-51 159 25 46 6 1 0 29 54 .340 29 10 30 2 .429 0 8 7-10 246 34 3 .989 Chuck Duarte .289 53-53 166 27 48 1 0 0 26 49 .295 20 5 14 6 .380 1 11 7-10 73 158 7 .971 Sean O'Donnell .286 9-1 7 3 2 1 1 0 0 5 .714 0 1 3 0 .375 0 1 2-2 2 0 0 1.000 Keith Yorkman .258 17-10 31 7 8 2 0 0 6 10 .323 6 1 8 2 .395 0 0 1-1 3 0 2 .600 Ty Taylor .241 34-30 79 21 19 0 0 0 10 19 .241 12 2 8 2 .351 1 9 3-3 50 13 1 .984 Emmett Niland .217 18-16 46 4 10 1 0 0 4 11 .239 2 1 6 1 .265 0 4 1-2 94 23 2 .983 JR Roland .216 20-10 37 3 8 1 0 0 4 9 .243 7 0 9 0 .341 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 .000 Ryan Luckie .191 26-15 47 13 9 1 0 0 2 10 .213 14 3 17 0 .400 1 2 2-3 77 2 1 .988 Cameron Bonifant .176 10-1 17 3 3 1 0 0 1 4 .235 0 0 7 0 .176 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 1.000 Rikky Salazar .167 8-3 12 2 2 0 0 0 4 2 .167 1 1 4 0 .286 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 .000 Brandon Keck .167 6-5 6 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 .167 1 2 2 0 .444 0 1 2-2 8 6 2 .875 Luke Mejia .063 12-7 16 1 1 0 0 0 3 1 .063 1 1 3 0 .167 0 4 1-2 12 22 1 .971 Reed Watson .036 16-9 28 5 1 0 0 1 3 4 .143 4 0 11 2 .156 0 0 1-1 15 0 1 .938 Mason Smith .000 17-0 2 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 2 0 .000 0 1 1-1 0 0 0 .000 ACU .288 53-53 1558 291 448 56 13 9 255 557 .358 197 78 234 37 .391 17 78 71-100 1269 543 52 .972 Opponents .279 53-53 1637 246 456 81 16 14 210 611 .373 140 55 348 31 .354 9 27 41-60 1240 619 86 .956

LOB - Team (399), Opp (353). DPs turned - Team (40), Opp (45). CI - Team (0), Opp (2). IBB - Team (6), T. Schuetze 2, T. Taylor 1, K. Giusti 1, C. Duarte 1, R. Macy 1, Opp (4). Picked off - T. Eager 2, S. Spivey 2, R. Macy 1, H. Beasley 1, C. Duarte 1, T. Schuetze 1.

All games Sorted by Earned run avg Player era w-l app-gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr ab b/avg wp hbp bk sfa sha Nathan Smego 0.00 0-0 2-0 0 0/0 0 1.1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0 0 0 0 Emmett Niland 0.00 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 0.1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 .500 0 0 0 0 0 Brady Rodriguez 2.29 4-3 30-1 0 0/1 6 55.0 45 19 14 22 41 8 2 1 198 .227 4 5 1 1 3 Aaron Lambrix 3.67 4-5 16-9 4 1/0 1 73.2 71 40 30 16 44 15 4 2 280 .254 4 7 0 2 6 Carter Hahn 3.73 7-4 17-12 4 1/1 2 79.2 92 36 33 20 86 16 4 6 320 .288 4 6 1 1 5 Ty Taylor 4.14 6-4 13-13 1 0/0 0 78.1 94 41 36 22 59 13 3 0 312 .301 3 8 1 2 5 Jordon Herrera 5.19 5-3 13-9 2 0/0 0 60.2 60 41 35 17 58 14 1 5 230 .261 11 10 0 2 4 Austin Palmer 5.75 3-4 14-9 1 0/0 0 56.1 63 40 36 30 49 10 1 0 214 .294 9 8 1 1 2 Nick Palacios 8.78 0-1 13-0 0 0/0 0 13.1 21 19 13 11 6 4 0 0 57 .368 2 6 0 0 1 Clint Cooper 10.80 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.2 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 7 .286 0 1 0 0 0 Travis Schuetze 13.50 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.1 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 0 7 .429 0 0 0 0 0 Cody Willingham 33.75 0-0 1-0 0 0/0 0 1.1 4 5 5 1 1 0 0 0 6 .667 1 4 1 0 1 ACU 4.38 29-24 53-53 12 3/1 9 423.0 456 246 206 140 348 81 16 14 1637 .279 38 55 5 9 27 Opponents 4.75 24-29 53-53 10 2/1 7 413.1 448 291 218 197 234 56 13 9 1558 .288 39 78 8 17 78

PB - Team (9), E. Niland 5, R. Macy 4, Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (12), T. Taylor 4, E. Niland 3, B. Rodriguez 3, A. Palmer 1, C. Hahn 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - R. Macy (29-33), E. Niland (12-24), T. Taylor (10-15), A. Palmer (8-14), C. Hahn (9-12), A. Lambrix (4-6), B. Rodriguez (4-5), C Willingham (3-4), J. Herrera (3-3), N. Palacios (0-1).

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n an era of considerable change in intercollegiate athletics, the actress Ellen DeGeneres (New Orleans), current NFL standouts ISouthland Conference continues to be a model of innovation, Lardarius Webb (Nicholls State), Terrence McGee (Northwestern State), stability and consistent achievement as it celebrates a half-century of and Danieal Manning (Abilene Christian), professional golfers Shawn the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions. Stefani and Chris Stroud (both Lamar) and Colin Montgomerie (HBU), Commemorating its 50th anniversary in 2013, the Southland CBS Sports Producer Lance Barrow (Abilene Christian), award-winning Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected filmmaker Richard Linklater (Sam Houston State), American Idol consortium of 14 member universities in four states. Beginning with a winner Kris Allen (Central Arkansas), NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Harris historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, the (Northwestern State), former NFL standouts Bobby Hebert Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven (Northwestern State), Gary Barbaro (Nicholls State), Wilbert successful well into its five decades of existence. Montgomery (Abilene Christian) and Gary Reasons (Northwestern The successful transformation continues, as the Southland State), former MLB stars Darryl Hamilton (Nicholls State) and Kevin Conference welcomed the addition of Oral Roberts University in Millar (Lamar), NCAA football coach Charlie Strong (Central 2012-13, marking the league’s first entry into the state of Oklahoma. Arkansas), TV personality Kathie Lee Gifford (Oral Roberts), actors John Also, on July 1, 2013, the Southland welcomed four additional members: Larroquette (New Orleans), and Ricardo Chavira and Jesse Borrego Abilene Christian University, Houston Baptist University, the University (both UIW) and NFL coaching legend O.A. “Bum” Phillips (Lamar and of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, and the University of New Orleans. Stephen F. Austin). In addition to its newest members, the Southland Conference also The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA consists of the University of Central Arkansas, Lamar University, Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, Northwestern country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana The women compete for nine championships in basketball, cross University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, University-Corpus Christi. and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA An original Southland member, Abilene Christian rejoins the championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and league as one of the most decorated athletic programs in NCAA history, women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s and the addition of Houston Baptist, Incarnate Word and New Orleans soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. gives the Southland a regular competitive presence in the key Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the metropolitan areas of Houston, San Antonio and New Orleans. Southland Conference Television Network in the fall of 2008 and has Southland cities encompass approximately 14.5 million people, and broadcast more than 160 events. The network has expanded its reach to seven of its television markets rank among the top 100 in the U.S. roughly 13 million households throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas All told, the membership of the Southland encompasses nearly and Oklahoma in recent years, and has also gained national viewership 140,000 current students and an alumni base of nearly 800,000. Famous through ESPN3 and Fox College Sports. In its first five years, the alums from current Southland Conference schools include former network has received recognition for its work, earning numerous CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), NBA executive College Sports Media and Telly Awards. Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts The Southland Conference, in conjunction with the city of Frisco, (Southeastern Louisiana), MLB star Wade Miley (Southeastern Texas, and Hunt Sports Group, also serves as the host to the NCAA Louisiana), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Central Arkansas), Division I Football Championship Game in Frisco, which has been and track and field Olympians Kenta Bell (Northwestern State), home to the conference headquarters since 2006. The game is played at and Bobby Morrow and Billy Olson (both Abilene Christian). Frisco’s FC Dallas Stadium, and after a successful three-year run, the Other notable alums from current members include Grammy partnership was rewarded with a three-year renewal to serve as the Award-winning musicians Frank Ocean (New Orleans), Don Henley national championship host site through the 2015 season. and Rodney Crowell (both Stephen F. Austin), television personality and

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 13 Southland Conference football ranks among the best Football Barnett, Bubby Brister, Ray Brown, Roger Carr, Larry Centers, Bruce Championship Subdivision leagues in the nation, and enjoys an annual Collie, Jackie Harris, Buford Jordan, Tim McKyer, Kavika Pittman, Billy expectation of competing for the national championship with multiple Ryckman, Rickey Sanders, Eugene Seale, Rafael Septien, Terrance Shaw, teams advancing to the NCAA playoffs each year. In 2011 and 2012, Marcus Spears, Pat Tilley and Marvin Upshaw. Sam Houston State advanced to the NCAA national championship The Southland Conference has also seen its share of great coaches game. Also, in 2002 and 2003, McNeese State finished the regular during its history in Maxie Lambright, Ernie Duplechin, Sam Goodwin, season ranked No. 1 in the nation, and advanced to the 2002 national Jack Doland, Bennie Ellender, Bobby Keasler, Larry Lacewell, Bill championship contest. The conference has been represented in eight Davidson, Dennis Franchione, Pat Collins, and Ron Randleman. national championship games since the league joined the FCS (formerly In addition to football, the Southland Conference can point to a I-AA) in 1982. All told, Southland teams have played in 104 Division I number of accomplishments in all sports. playoff games in 31 years, winning 51 of the contests. Men’s basketball has experienced a tremendous amount of success Historically, the Southland’s successful football heritage has during the Southland’s 50 years. The league has sent four teams to the sustained itself through numerous membership and classification NCAA Sweet Sixteen, as well as a squad to the NIT Final Four. changes. The Southland joined the NCAA College Division in 1968, and Basketball stars Karl Malone, Joe Dumars, Jeff Foster, Dwight “Bo” was designated as NCAA Division II in 1973 before joining Division I in Lamar, Andrew Toney and Mike Oliver played in the Southland 1975. The Southland was an NCAA Division I-A league from 1978-81, Conference. In 2006, Northwestern State, playing as the No. 14 seed in before joining the ranks of FCS in 1982, its home ever since. the NCAA tournament, defeated No. 3 seed Iowa, 64-63, in first-round During its tenure as a Division I-A conference, the Southland action. The league also saw three of its current teams, including Conference initiated the startup of the Shreveport, La.-based newcomer Oral Roberts, reach the postseason in 2012. Independence Bowl in 1976. The Southland representative served Coaches such as Billy Tubbs, Mike Vining, Scotty Robertson, Jack as the host team of the bowl until 1980, compiling a 2-3 record in Martin, Andy Russo, Bob Marlin, Danny Kaspar, Mike McConathy, those contests. Bobby Paschal and Pat Foster have led successful teams in the The conference can lay claim to five national championships, Southland. including College Division championships through former members In women’s basketball, the Southland also has its share of tradition Arkansas State (1970, UPI) and Louisiana Tech (1972, National Football with former member Louisiana-Monroe advancing to the 1985 NCAA Foundation). Louisiana Tech also won the first NCAA-sanctioned Women’s Final Four, and Stephen F. Austin sustaining itself as one national title, winning the Division II playoffs in 1973. Tech followed of the most successful programs in the history of the sport. In 2008, that with the UPI’s Division II national championship in 1974. the Ladyjacks became the eighth program in NCAA Division I history to Louisiana-Monroe won the 1987 Division I-AA national championship. record more than 800 wins. McNeese State, which has made 14 appearances in the national In each of the last four seasons, at least three Southland teams playoffs, also played in the 1997 NCAA Division I Championship game, reached the postseason, and in 2012, four women’s squads earned while Stephen F. Austin played in the 1989 title contest and has six postseason berths. A Southland team has played in the WNIT 13 times, playoff appearances, including 2009 and 2010. Northwestern State has including each of the last seven years. Women’s basketball all-stars have played in the playoffs six times, and advanced to the semifinals in 1998, included Eun Jung Lee, Lisa Ingram, Portia Hill, Deneen Parker, Katrina while Sam Houston State has earned six trips to the postseason, Price, and Joskeen Garner, and coaches such as Gary Blair, Linda Sharp, including the semifinals in 2004. Nicholls State has participated three James Smith and Linda Harper. times in the playoffs, and Central Arkansas has made consecutive playoff Baseball has emerged as a constant Southland Conference appearances in 2011 and 2012. On four occasions, the Southland has strength with the league earning numerous national rankings and placed three teams in the NCAA playoffs. NCAA tournament berths. The Southland consistently ranks among the The Southland has produced 168 first-team football All-Americans top-10 conferences in the country. In 2011, 50 of the league’s 150 non- during its history and in 2010, Stephen F. Austin quarterback Jeremy conference victories came against the Big 12, Conference USA, Sun Belt Moses became the first player in Southland history to receive the Walter and SEC. Major leaguers such as Ben Sheets, Micah Hoffpauir, Hunter Payton Award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding Pence, David Segui, Brian Lawrence, Ben Broussard, Chuck Finley, Jerald football player at the FCS level. Clark, and Terry Matthews once played in the Southland. The Southland is one of five FCS conferences with at least 200 In 2012, Southeastern Louisiana’s Stefan Lopez became the league’s selections (206) in the National Football League draft. There have second winner of the national Stopper of the Year Award, which is been 26 Southland players taken in the draft since 2000, including selected by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers. Sam Houston Southeastern Louisiana defensive back Robert Alford, who was picked State’s Luke Prihoda won the award in 2007. Only the Big 12 has had as the first FCS player in the second round of the 2013 draft. There are more players win this award. 20 former Southland players on NFL rosters heading into the 2013 The Southland also fares well each year in the MLB Draft, but season.Southland Conference alums in the NFL include Buffalo’s for the first time in conference history, two Southland players were Terrence McGee (Northwestern State) and Chicago’s Josh McCown selected in the first round of the 2013 draft. Stephen F. Austin shortstop (Sam Houston State), who have each been in the league for the last 11 Hunter Dozier was picked eighth by the Kansas City Royals making the seasons. Other recent NFL additions from the Southland include Green Southland player and hitter of the year the league’s top draft pick in any Bay’s Kevin Hughes (Southeastern Louisiana), St. Louis’ Jabara Williams sport. Later in the first round, the Texas Rangers selected Oral Roberts (Stephen F. Austin) Washington’s Devin Holland (McNeese State), right-handed pitcher Alex Gonzalez, Southland pitcher of the year, Atlanta’s Marcus Jackson (Lamar) and Cleveland’s Dominique Croom with the 23rd overall pick. The Southland has had eight first-round (Central Arkansas). picks in its history. The Southland has seen former Nicholls State players win Super In 2011, Lamar mentor Jim Gilligan became the first Southland Bowl rings in two of the last three seasons, as former Colonel Antonio coach to reach 1,200 career victories, ranking him sixth-best in the Robinson was a member of the Green Bay Packers' Super Bowl XLV NCAA among active Division I coaches and 24th all-time. He leads an champions. And, Nicholls-ex Lardarius Webb was a member of the impressive list of coaches who have patrolled Southland Conference Super Bowl XLVII champion Baltimore Ravens. dugouts, including Mark Johnson, Mike Bianco, John Cohen, Mitch Among the former NFL stars from the Southland include Fred Gaspard, Smoke Laval, Butch McBroom, Pat Patterson, Tony Dean, who was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2008 to Robichaux, Dave Van Horn and Jim Wells. become the first former Southland Conference player to earn induction Softball continues to enjoy success on a national level, beating in Canton. Other great NFL players from the Southland include Super nationally ranked opponents every year since 1995, including McNeese Bowl XXIX quarterback Stan Humphries, Bill Bergey, Mike Barber, Fred State’s win at No. 1 Arizona State early in the 2012 season. In 2011, the

14 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com league had four wins against ranked opponents, including a win by grade-point average. The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award, initiated in Stephen F. Austin at No. 3 Texas. In 20 years of NCAA tournament 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, competition the Southland has racked up 15 wins. properly recognizes accomplishments off the court for a male and The Southland also has a proud history in volleyball with former female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages member Texas-Arlington representing the conference numerous times above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams in the NCAA tournament, including a run to the NCAA Volleyball and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A record 979 student-athletes Final Four in 1989. appeared on the honor roll following the 2012 spring semester, and total Track and field has also served as a proud asset for the Southland of 1,545 student-athletes earned a spot on the honor roll at the end of Conference as the league has produced numerous national champions the fall and spring semesters during the 2012-13 academic year. and Olympic medalists. The Southland boasts 28 men and three women While successful on the fields and courts, the Southland student-athletes who have won NCAA track and field national Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the championships, including Northwestern State’s Trecey Rew, who won academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. the women’s discus in 2011, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Shadrack The conference continues to make great strides in the classroom. Songok (10,000-meter run) in 2007 and 2008 and McNeese State’s Brad During the last seven years, no other Division I conference has Gebauer (pole vault) in 2007. The league has also produced U.S. improved its Academic Progress Rate as well as the Southland Olympic track and field medalists Earl Bell, Thomas Hill, Al Joyner, Conference has. Charles Austin, and Liudmila Litvinova, along with other Olympians. In fact, in 2009-10, the Southland ranked 10th among the 31 Division I With the addition of leagues in men’s basketball APR. The academic progress the league has 10 more All-Americans in 2012, the league continues to find national shown ultimately leads to higher graduation rates for our student- success in both indoor and outdoor track and field. In the indoor circuit, athletes. the Southland boasts 66 unique all-time All-Americans that have won a In addition to providing expanding opportunities for combined 11 national championships. Likewise, in the outdoor season, student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its member the league has seen 158 different All-Americans, including 128 men and institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. 30 women, who have combined to win 21 national championships. Many of these programs provide positive life skills training such as Golf has traditionally been a strong Southland sport as exemplified academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in by Lamar men’s golfer Chris Stroud, who finished third individually at Southland communities. the 2003 NCAA National Championship and is a member of the PGA Tour. Both Stroud and former Southeastern Louisiana golfer Hugo Leon Southland Conference Baseball Champions competed in the 2010 U.S. Open. Lamar alum Shawn Stefani had a pair TEAM TITLES 4 * Trinity of top seven finishes through the midway point of the 2013 PGA tour. 10 Lamar 3 McNeese State The league has sent multiple teams into postseason play on numerous 9 Northwestern State Sam Houston State occasions, including in 2012 when three Southland teams – Lamar, 6 * Louisiana Tech * Arkansas State Southeastern Louisiana and Texas-Arlington – competed in the NCAA 5 * Texas State 2 * Texas-Arlington tournament. Additionally, during the past five seasons the Southland * Louisiana-Monroe * Louisiana-Lafayette has sent 12 golfers to compete as individuals in regional play with five in 2009, three more in 2010, one each in 2011 and 2012 and two in 2013. Southland Year-by-Year Champions Lamar won a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1967 and 1968, and also produced PGA player Ronnie Black. 2013 Sam Houston State 1989 Sam Houston State In 2005, Lamar’s Dawie Van Der Walt finished fourth individually 2012 Sam Houston State 1988 McNeese State 2011 * Texas State 1987 * Louisiana Tech and Lamar tied for 12th place at the NCAA Men’s Golf Championship, 2010 * Texas State 1986 * Louisiana Tech before the Cardinals tied for ninth in 2006 and tied for third in 2007. 2009 * Texas State 1985 Lamar Former Lamar golfer Casey Clendenon advanced to the semifinals 2008 * Texas-San Antonio 1984 Lamar of the U.S. Amateur in 2007. 2007 * Texas-San Antonio 1983 * Louisiana-Monroe In women’s tennis, Southeastern Louisiana won 46 consecutive 2006 McNeese State 1982 Vacated (Lamar) 2005 Northwestern State 1981 Lamar conference matches during a four-year period that began in 2005, 2004 Lamar 1980 * Louisiana Tech while in men’s tennis Texas A&M-Corpus Christi has played in the 2003 Lamar 1979 Lamar NCAA tournament five times in the last seven years. 2002 Northwestern State 1978 * Louisiana Tech The conference has increased sponsorship and championship * Louisiana-Monroe 1977 Lamar opportunities for female student-athletes in recent years, adding 2001 Northwestern State 1976 * Lamar 2000 * Louisiana-Monroe 1975 Louisiana Tech women’s golf and soccer as league sports. McNeese State Lamar In women’s soccer, Stephen F. Austin midfielder Kylie Louw 1999 * Louisiana-Monroe 1974 * Louisiana Tech became the first player in conference history to earn All-America 1998 Northwestern State 1973 * Lousiaiana-Lafayette honors, when she earned third-team mention by the National Soccer 1997 Northwestern State 1972 * Louisiana-Lafayette Coaches Association of America. A member of the South Africa * Texas State 1971 Lamar 1996 Northwestern State 1970 * Arkansas State Olympic team during the 2012 London Olympics, she also garnered * Texas State 1969 * Trinity first-team Academic All-America Honors from the College Sports 1995 Northwestern State 1968 * Arkansas State Information Directors of America. The Ladyjacks have gone 72-12-8 1994 Northwestern State 1967 * Arkansas State (.826) in conference play during the last 10 seasons. 1993 Northwestern State 1966 Lamar In women’s golf, the Southland sent two teams to 2012 NCAA 1992 * Texas-Arlington 1965 Lamar regional play for the first time since the league added the sport in 1991 Northwestern State 1964 Lamar 1990 * Texas-Arlington 2002. Lamar leads all league teams with four team championships during that span. * Indicates former Southland Conference member The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest

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TEAM ACU UCA HBU UIW LU MCN UNO NICH NSU ORU SHSU SLU SFA AMCC

Abilene Christian –– 523 409 245 461 526 702 670 436 398 341 669 364 390

Central Arkansas 523 –– 464 624 430 464 473 589 310 244 415 500 321 754

Houston Baptist 409 464 –– 198 88 144 348 316 229 495 70 314 142 219

UIW 245 624 198 –– 284 340 544 512 424 550 226 510 324 143

Lamar 461 430 88 284 –– 60 261 231 157 479 112 226 124 307

McNeese State 526 464 144 340 60 –– 206 171 121 517 172 166 161 363

New Orleans 702 473 348 544 261 206 –– 65 272 692 392 58 388 566

Nicholls State 670 589 316 512 231 171 65 –– 229 639 343 88 329 536

Northwestern State 436 310 229 424 157 121 272 229 –– 406 180 208 109 488

Oral Roberts 398 244 495 550 479 517 692 639 406 –– 426 624 362 668

Sam Houston State 341 415 70 226 112 172 392 343 180 426 –– 338 94 290

SE Louisiana 669 500 314 510 226 166 58 88 208 624 338 –– 311 535

Stephen F. Austin 364 321 142 324 124 161 388 329 109 362 94 311 –– 361

Texas A&M-CC 390 754 219 143 307 363 566 536 488 668 209 535 361 ––

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Abilene Christian University Nickname: Huskies Location: Abilene, Texas Colors: Royal blue, orange Elevation: 1,719 feet Mascot: Kiza the Husky Founded: 1906 as Childers Classical Institute Prominent alumnus: Professional golfer Colin Montgomerie President: Dr. Phil Schubert Quick facts: Affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Was once Enrollment: 4,371 a member of the far-flung Great West Conference with North Dakota, South Dakota, Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Texas-Pan American and Utah Valley. Current president Dr. Robert B. Sloan Jr. grew up Academic strengths: Bible/ministry, business, education, in Abilene and was president of Baylor University from 1995-2005. The Huskies will journalism, sciences field a football team for the first time in 2013. Nickname: Wildcats Distance from Abilene: 368 miles Colors: Purple, white Mascot: Willie the Wildcat Prominent alumni: U.S. Reps. Janice Hahn (California) and Ted Poe (Texas); University of the Incarnate Word Lance Barrow, coordinating producer of football and golf for CBS Sports; best-selling Location: San Antonio, Texas Christian author Max Lucado; Randy Brewer, executive producer and owner of Elevation: 650 feet Revolution Pictures Inc.; Janice Massey, M.D., neurologist at Duke University Medical Founded: 1881 as Academy of the Incarnate Word Center; Dr. Jack Scott, former chancellor of California Community Colleges System; President: Dr. Louis J. Arnese Jr. Jack Pope, former chief justice of the Texas Supreme Court; Bobby Morrow, Olympic Enrollment: 8,455 gold medalist and Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year; NFL assistant coach Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Wilbert Montgomery; NFL players Danieal Manning, Bernard Scott and Clyde Gates; Academic strengths: Business administration, biology, nursing and PGA golfer Jeev Milkha Singh. Nickname: Cardinals Quick facts: Named an Apple Distinguished Program for the second year in a Colors: Red, black, white row, and regularly named one of “America’s Best Colleges” by U.S. News and World Prominent alumni: Actors Ricardo Chavirra and Jesse Borrego, Tejano music Report, Forbes and The Princeton Review. ACU helped found the Southland star Patsy Torres, former CNN anchor Linda Stouffer, and former NBA player Conference in 1963. The Wildcats have won the fifth most NCAA national David Robinson championships, behind only UCLA, Stanford, USC and Kenyon. Quick facts: In Texas, UIW is the largest Catholic university and the fourth largest private Distance from Abilene: 0 miles university. It has five campuses, including ones in Mexico and Germany, and more than 100 sister schools in 37 nations. It began as a Catholic college for women but became fully coeducational in 1971. UIW has schools of optometry, pharmacy, University of Central Arkansas education, business, nursing, and interactive media and design. The Cardinals’ Location: Conway, Arkansas synchronized swimming team placed in the 2006 U.S. Collegiate Championships. UIW Elevation: 312 feet is a ministry of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word. Founded: 1907 as Arkansas State Normal School Distance from Abilene: 244 miles President and General Counsel: Tim Courtway, J.D. Enrollment: 11,107 Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Lamar University Academic strengths: Health sciences, biology, business Location: Beaumont, Texas administration, psychology Elevation: 16 feet Nickname: Bears Founded: 1923 as South Park Junior College Colors: Purple, gray President: Dr. James M. Simmons Mascot: Bear (Bruce D. Bear) Enrollment: 14,522 Prominent alumni: Former Arkansas governor Benjamin Travis Laney; Bury My Heart at Carnegie classification: Doctoral/Research Universities Wounded Knee author Dee Brown; actor Gil Gerard; American Idol winner Kris Allen; Academic strengths: Engineering/technology, business Terry Pillow, CEO of Tommy Bahama Group, Inc.; Charles “Charlie” Strong, head administration, social work football coach, University of Louisville; Melvin Ralph Carruth, associate director of Nickname: Cardinals and Lady Cardinals engineering, NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center; Nanka “Nisi” Sturgis, Broadway Colors: Red, white actor; Dr. A. Wesley Burks, professor and chair, Department of Pediatrics, University of Mascot: Big Red North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Dexter Pearson, associate director, U.S. Department of Prominent alumni: C.W. Conn, founder of Conn’s electronics and appliance Agriculture; former NFL players Monte Coleman, David Evans and Curtis Burrow; and stores; Joe Tortorice, founder of Jason’s Deli and president of Deli Management Inc.; NBA Hall of Fame member Scottie Pippen. U.S. Reps. Jack Brooks and Nick Lampson; NFL head coach Bum Phillips; TV sports Quick facts: Conway is 30 miles north of Little Rock, Ark. announcer Bill Macatee; MLB players Kevin Millar and Clay Hensley; NFL players Distance from Abilene: 522 miles Eugene Seale, Wayne Moore and Colin Ridgeway; college basketball coach Billy Tubbs; college baseball coach Jim Gilligan; and PGA golfers Trevor Dodds, Chris Stroud and Ronnie Black. Houston Baptist University Quick facts: Beaumont is 90 miles east of Houston. Lamar is part of Location: Houston, Texas The Texas State University System. The university is named for Mirabeau B. Lamar, Elevation: 43 feet former president of the Republic of Texas. The campus moved to its current location in Founded: 1963 as Houston Baptist College 1942. Lamar dropped football as a sport in 1989 but reinstated it in 2010. President: Dr. Robert B. Sloan Jr. Distance from Abilene: 453 miles Enrollment: 2,198 Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Academic strengths: Business administration, biology, nursing, psychology

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 17 McNeese State University Antonio Robinson Location: Lake Charles, Louisiana Quick facts: Nicholls is named after Francis T. Nicholls, former governor of Elevation: 13 feet Louisiana and member of the state Supreme Court. The campus was once part of the Founded: 1939 as Lake Charles Junior College Acadia Plantation, and fronts Bayou Lafourche, about 50 miles southwest of New President: Dr. Phillip C. Williams Orleans and 60 miles southeast of Baton Rouge. Nicholls is one of the first U.S. Enrollment: 8,941 universities to offer bachelor’s degrees in culinary arts. Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Distance from Abilene: 668 miles Academic strengths: Nursing, engineering, business administration, agriculture Nickname: Cowboys and Cowgirls Northwestern State University Colors: Blue, gold Location: Natchitoches, Louisiana Mascot: Rowdy the Cowboy Elevation: 118 feet Prominent alumni: Musician Doug Kershaw; historian-author Joe Gray Taylor; Founded: 1884 as Louisiana State Normal School best-selling author Eric Pete; former Texas A&M University head football coach R.C. Chancellor: Dr. Randall J. Webb Slocum; MLB players Clay Buchholz, Ray Fontenot, Ben Broussard and Bob Howry; Enrollment: 9,247 NFL players Leonard Smith, Kavika Pittman and Zach Bronson; and Naismith Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame member and Detroit Pistons general manager Academic strengths: Nursing, psychology Joe Dumars. Nickname: Demons and Lady Demons Quick facts: Lake Charles is the fifth largest city in Louisiana. Founded as a part Colors: Purple, white of Louisiana State University. Ranked by U.S. News and World Report as a Tier One Mascot: Vic the Demon Regional University. McNeese State’s football team played in the inaugural Prominent alumni: Author-historian Henry C. Dethloff; Louisiana Supreme Independence Bowl in 1976. Contraband Bayou runs through the campus. Court justice John B. Fournet; Randy Moffett, former president of the University of Distance from Abilene: 555 miles Louisiana System; U.S. Sen. A.A. Fredericks; U.S. Rep. Newt V. Mills; state Sens. Joe McPherson and Kenneth Michael “Mike” Smith; state Reps. Ernest Wooton, Thomas Taylor Townsend, Jane H. Smith, Joe R. Salter (former Louisiana Speaker of the University of New Orleans House), Everett Doerge, Jean McGlothlin Doerge, Paul Lee Foshee Sr. and Henry Burns; Location: New Orleans, Louisiana and NFL players Sammy Joe Odom, Joe Delaney, Bobby Hebert, Terrence McGee and Elevation: 8 feet Gary Reasons. Founded: 1958 as Louisiana State University in New Orleans Quick facts: NSU has four campuses, including a nursing campus in President: Dr. Peter J. Fos Shreveport and general campuses in Alexandria and Leesville/Fort Polk. Jim Croce, an Enrollment: 10,100 award-winning singer-songwriter, died in a plane crash a few hours after a 1973 Carnegie classification: Doctoral/Research Universities concert on campus. Academic strengths: Jazz studies; film studies; hotel, restaurant Distance from Abilene: 435 miles and tourism administration; planning and urban studies; earth and environmental sciences; naval architecture and marine engineering; computer science; counselor education Oral Roberts University Nickname: Privateers Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Colors: Royal blue, silver Elevation: 722 feet Mascot: Lafitte the Instigator (alligator) Founded: 1963 Prominent alumni: James H. Clark, co-founder of Netscape Communications; President: Dr. William M. Wilson actor John Larroquette; Louisiana state Reps. Carl Crane, Jim Donelon (state insurance Enrollment: 3,169 commissioner), Chris Hazel and Nicholas Lorusso; Paul Mainieri, head baseball coach Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities at Louisiana State University; NBA players Ledell Eackles, Ervin Johnson, Wayne Academic strengths: Business, education, engineering, Cooper (now vice president of the Sacramento Kings); MLB players Jim Bullinger, nursing and theology Randy Bush, Wally Whitehurst and Eric Rasmussen. Nickname: Golden Eagles Quick facts: UNO was used as an evacuation point and staging area by the Colors: Blue, gold National Guard during Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. It was the first university in Mascot: Eli the Golden Eagle New Orleans to reopen after Katrina and the only university in New Orleans to reopen Prominent alumni: Singer-songwriter-actor Kathie Lee Gifford; during the Fall 2005 semester. It became the second largest university in the state singer-songwriter Ryan Tedder, pianist David Osborne, actor Scott Thompson Baker; in 1969. Christian music composers Don Moen and Kari Jobe; authors Jim Stovall and David Distance from Abilene: 700 miles Barton; ministers Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland; U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann; Fox News correspondent Kelly Wright; MLB players Doug Bernier, Steve Holm, Todd Burns, Keith Lockhart, Keith Miller, Mike Moore and Bob Zupcic; and NBA player Nicholls State University Hawoode Workman. Location: Thibodeaux, Louisiana Quick facts: ORU is the largest charismatic Christian university in the world, Elevation: 13 feet and named after its late founder, evangelist Oral Roberts. Students meet twice a week Founded: 1948 as Frances T. Nicholls Junior College for Chapel at ORU. Athletics teams were called the Titans until 1993, when they were President: Dr. Stephen T. Hulbert renamed the Golden Eagles. ORU’s baseball team has played in 21 NCAA regional Enrollment: 6,088 tournaments and twice advanced to the College World Series. Men’s basketball head Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities coach Scott Sutton has led his team three times to the NCAA national tournament Academic strengths: Biological sciences, culinary arts, nursing, and twice to the NIT. petroleum services, teacher education Distance from Abilene: 394 miles Nickname: Colonels Colors: Gray, red Mascot: Colonel Tillou Prominent alumni: State senator Jody Amedee; state Reps. Gordon Dove, Joe Harrison, Lenar Whitney and Hunt Downer (former Louisiana Speaker of the House); and NFL players Lardarius Webb, Kareem Moore, Dwight Walker and

18 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com Sam Houston State University Stephen F. Austin University Location: Huntsville, Texas Location: Nacogdoches, Texas Elevation: 371 feet Elevation: 302 feet Founded: 1879 as Sam Houston Normal Institute Founded: 1921 as Stephen F. Austin Teachers College President: Dr. Dana L. Gibson President: Dr. Baker Pattillo Enrollment: 18,461 Enrollment: 12,954 Carnegie classification: Doctoral/Research Universities Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities Academic strengths: Criminal justice, education, banking, Academic strengths: Education, forestry and agriculture, performing arts, mathematics business, science Nickname: Bearkats Nickname: Lumberjacks and Ladyjacks Colors: Orange, white Colors: Purple, white Mascot: Sammy Bearkat Prominent alumni: Nancy Dickey, M.D., first woman named president of the Prominent alumni: Journalist-author Dan Rather; Super Bowl XLV head referee American Medical Association and the Texas A&M Health Science Center; Dr. Joseph Walt Anderson; Broadway star Katie Rose Clarke; former MLB Astros owner Don Kennedy, co-discoverer of plutonium; former Colorado governor Bill Owens; musicians Sanders; Oscar-nominated film director/screenwriter Richard Linklater; award-winning Will Jennings, Ronnie Laws, Rodney Crowell and Don Henley; football coaches Bum country music songwriter Allen Shamblin; actor Dana Andrews; Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Phillips and Spike Dykes; and NFL players Jeremiah Trotter, Mikhael Ricks William F. Garrison; and NFL players Michael Bankston, Stan Blinka, Guido Merkens and Larry Centers. and Josh McCown. Quick facts: Nacogdoches is a sister city with Natchitoches, La., home of Quick facts: SHSU is the third oldest university in Texas, named after Texas’ Northwestern State University, and 180 miles southeast of Dallas. SFA was greatest hero, Sam Houston. Its College of Criminal Justice is the home of the named after one of Texas’ founding fathers, Stephen F. Austin. It is one of four Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science Facility, one of only four such facilities in independent public universities in the state. Chief Caddo, a 7-foot, 6-inch, 330-pound the nation. The Bearkats and the Lumberjacks of Stephen F. Austin State University statue carved from a black gum log, is the tallest trophy in college football, and goes play an annual football game named the Battle of the Piney Woods in Houston at to the winner each year of the game between SFA and Northwestern State University. Reliant Stadium, home of the NFL Texans and the Super Bowl. It is named to honor the Native American tribe that settled each school’s community. Distance from Abilene: 315 miles SFA is a nine-time winner of the National Cheerleading Association Collegiate National Championship. Distance from Abilene: 363 miles Southeastern Louisiana University Location:Hammond, Louisiana Elevation: 43 feet Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Founded: 1925 as Hammond Junior College Location: Corpus Christi, Texas President: Dr. John L. Crain Elevation: 7 feet Enrollment: 15,404 Founded: 1947 as University of Corpus Christi Carnegie classification: Master’s Colleges and Universities President: Dr. Flavius Killebrew Academic strengths: Business, nursing and health sciences, Enrollment: 10,500 biology, engineering/technology, education and teacher preparation, Carnegie classification: Doctoral/Research Universities communications, fine and digital arts Academic strengths: Coastal studies, marine science, Nickname: Lions and Lady Lions mechanical engineering, nursing, business, education, arts, Colors: Green, gold media, and communication Mascot: Roomie the Lion Nickname: Islanders Prominent alumni: ABC-TV Good Morning America anchor Robin Roberts; Colors: Blue, green Murphy Oil Corp. CEO Steven A. Cossé; U.S federal Judge James Brady; U.S. federal Mascot: Izzy the Islander Judge Carl Barbier (BP spill settlement case); operatic tenor Donald George; five-time Prominent alumni: Theresa Barrera, vice president of supplier diversity for Grammy Award-winning pianist Bill Evans. Louisiana Senate president John Alario Jr.; Walmart; Janie Barrera, founder of Accion Texas, Texas state Rep. Raul Torres; American Heart Association president Coletta Barrett; IBM vice president (retired) author Kim Henkel (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre); and Sarah Pauly, all-America Albert Kuhn; Atlanta Falcons second-round draft pick Robert Alford. softball player and 2006 National Pro Fastpitch Pitcher of the Year. Quick facts: Southeastern is the third largest university in Louisiana. In addition Quick facts: In 1519, on the Roman Catholic Feast Day of Corpus Christi, to its main campus in Hammond, it maintains facilities in Baton Rouge (nursing), Spanish explorer Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda discovered a lush semi-tropical bay on Mandeville, and the Livingston Parish Literacy and Technology Center in Walker. what is now the southern coast of Texas. The spot Pineda discovered is now home to The Turtle Cove Environmental Research Station is a field research facility located the largest city on the Texas Coast and is the sixth largest port in the nation. Key between lakes Pontchartrain and Maurepas. industries include petrochemical, tourism, health care, retail, education, shipping, Distance from Abilene: 667 miles agriculture and the military. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi is the only university on its own island. The island university has earned its spot as a premier doctoral-granting institution, supporting two institutes and 13 research centers and labs. Distance from Abilene: 389 miles

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2013 Lone Star Conference Standings LSC Most Valuable Player REGULAR SEASON 2010 Aaron Oliver, ACU 2009 Jordan Schmitt, ACU Conference Season 2008 Mike Elkerson, Abilene Christian W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 2007 Trey Watten, Abilene Christian Tarleton State 21 7 0 .750 34 16 1 .676 2006 Joel Wells, Abilene Christian Texas A&M-Kingsville 18 10 0 .643 42 18 0 .700 2003 Brad Massey, Abilene Christian Angelo State 17 11 0 .607 37 21 0 .638 2002 Brandon Stover, Abilene Christian West Texas A&M 15 13 0 .536 30 21 0 .588 2001 Adam Thomas, Abilene Christian Abilene Christian 15 13 0 .536 29 24 0 .547 2000 Ryan Williams, Abilene Christian Incarnate Word 12 16 0 .429 26 26 0 .500 1996 Kevin Thompson, Abilene Christian Eastern New Mexico 8 20 0 .286 21 27 0 .438 Cameron 6 22 0 .214 12 33 0 .267 LSC Pitcher of the Year 2013 LSC Tournament 2008 Trey Watten, Abilene Christian May 3-6 • Wilder Park • Canyon, Texas 2007 Jameson Maj, Abilene Christian 2005 Ben Maynard, Abilene Christian Game 1 – Tarleton State 4, Incarnate Word 1 2002 Corey Tidwell, Abilene Christian Game 2 – Texas A&M-Kingsville 9, Abilene Christian 8 2001 Grant Gregg, Abilene Christian Game 3 – West Texas A&M 12, Angelo State 0 1998 John David Perry, Abilene Christian Game 4 – Abilene Christian 6, Incarnate Word 3 1996 Mark Ferry, Abilene Christian (Incarnate Word eliminated) Game 5 – Angelo Sate 4, Tarleton State 0 Game 6 – Texas A&M-Kingsville 6, West Texas A&M 5 LSC Freshman of the Year Game 7 – Tarleton State 6, West Texas A&M 3 2012 Tyler Eager, Abilene Christian (West Texas A&M eliminated) 2007 Willie Uechi, Abilene Christian Game 8 – Angelo State 4, Abilene Christian 3 1993 Mark Ferry, Abilene Christian (Abilene Christian eliminated) 1992 Brandon Sisco, Abilene Christian Game 9 – Texas A&M-Kingsville 10, Tarleton State 9 (Tarleton State eliminated) LSC Coach of the Year Game 10 – Angelo State 7, Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 Championship – Texas A&M-Kingsville 10, Angelo State 7 2010 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian (Texas A&M-Kingsville wins conference championship) 2008 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian 2007 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian 2005 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian 2013 All-Lone Star Conference 2002 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian First Team 2001 Britt Bonneau, Abilene Christian 1996 Jimmy Shankle, Abilene Christian ACU Players Only 1993 Bill Gilbreth, Abilene Christian RP – Brady Rodriguez, jr, Abilene Christian; UT – Kyle Giusti, jr, Abilene Christian LSC Baseball Records Second Team ACU Players Only TEAM HITTING SP – Aaron Lambrix, sr, Abilene Christian; SP – Carter Hahn, sr, Abilene Christian; OF – Travis Schuetze, sr, Abilene Christian Season Triples (35): Abilene Christian, 2002 Honorable Mention ACU Players Only Game Left on base (17): Abilene Christian vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1993 C – Rodge Macy, sr, Abilene Christian; 1B – Tyler Eager, soph, Abilene Christian; Sacrifice flies (4): Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1996 2B – Seth Spivey, jr, Abilene Christian TEAM PITCHING 2013 Academic All-LSC Season ACU Players Only ERA (3.59): Abilene Christian, 1992 RHP – Jordon Herrera, sr, Abilene Christian (exercise science); RHP – Brady Most strikeouts (452): Abilene Christian, 2003 Rodriguez, jr, Abilene Christian (information technology) Most saves (20): Abilene Christian, 2007 Commissioner’s Honor Roll TEAM FIELDING Abilene Christian – Luke Mejia, Rikky Salazar, Travis Schuetze, Sean O’Donnell, Season Tyler Eager, Mason Smith, Colin Firmin, Heath Beasley Fielding percentage (.972): Abilene Christian, 2007 Most assists (634): Abilene Christian, 1996 ACU in the LSC Basketball Record Book INDIVIDUAL HITTING LSC Baseball Champions Career At-bats (915): Willie Uechi, Abilene Christian, 2007-10 YEAR OVERALL CHAMPION REGULAR-SEASON Runs Scored (227): Matt Davidson, Abilene Christian, 1998-2001 2010 Abilene Christian Abilene Christian RBI (218): Jordan Schmitt, Abilene Christian, 2006-09 2009 Abilene Christian Cameron Hits (338): Willie Uechi, Abilene Christian, 2007-10 2008 Texas A&M-Kingsville Abilene Christian Doubles (70): Jordan Schmitt, Abilene Christian, 2006-09 NORTH SOUTH Total Bases (470): Jordan Schmitt, Abilene Christian, 2006-09 2007 Angelo State Central Oklahoma Abilene Christian 2005 No tournament played Central Oklahoma Abilene Christian Season 2004 Texas A&M-Kingsville East Central ACU, TAMK Hits (111): Mike Elkerson, Abilene Christian, 2008 2002 Abilene Christian Central Oklahoma Abilene Christian Triples (11): Adam Thomas, Abilene Christian, 2001 2001 Abilene Christian Central Oklahoma Abilene Christian Total bases (202): Mike Elkerson, Abilene Christian, 2008 2000 Abilene Christian SE Oklahoma ACU, Tarleton State Game 1998 Texas A&M-Kingsville SE Oklahoma Abilene Christian Doubles (4): Ryan Barker, ACU vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2005 1996 Abilene Christian Home runs (3): Kyle Conwell, Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2013; 1993 Abilene Christian Joel Wells, Abilene Christian vs. Tarleton State, 2006

20 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Ryan Prince, Abilene Christian vs. Wayland Baptist, 1992; Brad Seyda, Abilene Career Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2000; Matt Wagner, Abilene Christian vs. Wins (33): Ben Maynard, Abilene Christian, 2004-08 Wayland Baptist, 1993 Innings pitched (370.2): Ben Maynard, Abilene Christian, 2004-08 Strikeouts (258): Mike Morgan, Abilene Christian, 1991-93 INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Saves (21): Brad Rutherford, Abilene Christian, 2009-10 Season Putouts (553): Bret Bochsler, Abilene Christian, 2010 Season Assists (169): Oscar Vargas, Abilene Christian, 2002 Appearances (39): Jameson Maj, Abilene Christian, 2007 Double-plays turned (54): Brandon Stover, Abilene Christian, 2002 Winning percentage (1.000): Aaron Lambrix, ACU 2010, 10-0 Saves (20): Jameson Maj, Abilene Christian, 2007 Game Innings pitched (17.0): Justin Green, Cameron, vs. Abilene Christian, 2000 Fewest hits allowed (0): Ryan Prince, Abilene Christian vs. Sul Ross State, 1992; ACU Baseball Records

TEAM HITTING Willie Uechi is ACU’s Season Batting Average – .352 in 2008 all-time leader in Runs – 548 in 2010 hits with 338 from Home runs – 67 in 2010 2007-10. Doubles – 145 in 2010 Triples – 35 in 2002 Hits – 730 in 2008 and 2010 Total bases – 1,124 in 2010 Stolen bases – 163 in 2000 Game Runs – 28 vs. Panhandle State, 1997 Hits – 25 vs. Panhandle State, 1997; vs. East Central, 2007; vs. Angelo State, 2008 Doubles – 9 vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1997 Triples – 5 vs. Austin College, 1998 Home runs – 6 vs. Incarnate Word, 2000; 6 vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2000; 6 vs. Tarleton State, 2000; 6 vs. East Central, 2002 Total bases – 48 vs. National Christian, 1996 RBI – 25 vs. East Central, 2002 Stolen bases – 9 vs. Harding and Colorado School of Mines, 2000; 9 vs. Incarnate Word, 2002; at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2011; 9 vs. New Mexico Highlands, 2013

TEAM PITCHING Season At least 40 games played Complete games – 27 in 1992 and 1993 Innings pitched – 514.2 in 2010 Hits allowed Fewest – 328 in 1992 Most – 587 in 2008 Runs allowed Fewest – 193 in 1992 Most – 374 in 1994 Earned runs allowed Fewest – 145 in 1992 Most – 305 in 2011 Walks allowed Fewest – 140 in 2013 Most – 264 in 1994 Strikeouts Most – 452 in 2003 Fewest – 246 in 1994 Earned Run Average Lowest – 3.59 in 1992 Highest – 7.25 in 2011 Saves – 20 in 2007 Shutouts pitched – 9 in 2007 No-hit games – 2 in 1967 and 1992

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 21 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Matt Spotanski vs. West Texas A&M (2008); Season Aaron Oliver vs. St. Edward’s (2010); Wins – 50 in 2010 Cameron Watten vs Cameron (2010); Winning percentage – .783 (47-13) in 2007 Rodge Macy vs. Arkansas Tech (2012) Consecutive wins – 20 in 1996 Home runs (3) – Joel Wells vs. Tarleton State (2006); Consecutive losses – 12 in 1976 Kyle Conwell vs. Eastern New Mexico (March 29, 2013) RBI (8) – Matt McGuire vs. SE Oklahoma State (2007) INDIVIDUAL HITTING Stolen bases (5) – Todd Thompson vs. Texas Wesleyan (1992); Career Oscar Vargas vs. Baker University (2002) At bats (8) – Brady Brashear vs. North Texas (1976); Average – .421, Will Calhoun (2010-11) Bill Whitaker vs. North Texas (1976) Runs – 227, Matt Davidson (1998-2001) Hits – 338, Willie Uechi (2007-10) Doubles – 70, Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Triples – 15, Matt Spotanski (2007-08) Career Home runs – 31, Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) Victories – 33, Ben Maynard (2004-08) Total bases – 470, Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) Games pitched – 71, Ben Maynard (2004-08); Chris Wiman (2006-08); RBI – 218, Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) Brady Rodriguez (2011-present) Stolen bases – 128, Matt Davidson (1998-2001) Innings pitched – 370.2, Ben Maynard (2004-08) At bats – 915, Willie Uechi (2007-10) ERA – 2.14, Bill Gilbreth (1966-69) Strikeouts – 445, Bill Gilbreth (1996-99) Season Saves – 20, Jameson Maj (2007) Average – .472, Jerod Hyde (1997) No-hit games – 2, Bill Gilbreth (1967); Ryan Prince (1992) Runs – 83, Marc Thompson (1999) Hits – 111, Mike Elkerson (2008) Season Doubles – 27, Cody Cure (2005) Victories – 13, Chris Wiman (2008) Triples – 9, Matt Spotanski (2007) Games pitched – 39, Jameson Maj (2007) Home runs – 21, Mike Elkerson (2008) Complete games – 10, Sam Carpenter (1963); Scott Jenkins (1994) RBI – 93, Jordan Schmitt (2009) Shutouts – 4, Bill Gilbreth (1967) Stolen bases – 34, Marc Thompson (1999) Innings pitched – 108.2, Corey Tidwell (2002) At bats – 262, Mike Elkerson (2008) ERA – 0.92, Ron Lauterbach (1971) Walks – 49, David Cedillo (1994) Strikeouts – 134, Bill Gilbreth (1967 & 1968) Total bases – 202, Mike Elkerson (2008) Saves – 20, Jameson Maj (2007) Walks – 61, Scott Jenkins (1994) Game No-hit games – 2, Bill Gilbreth (1967); Ryan Prince (1992) Cycle – Marc Thompson vs. Nebraska-Kearney, March 6, 1999 Runs (5) – Jeremy Monds vs. A&M-Kingsville (1996); Game Cody Salyers vs. Colorado Mines (1998); Innings pitched (14) – Jeff Ammerman vs. North Texas (1976) Ryan Williams vs. Incarnate Word (2000); Strikeouts (18) – Bill Gilbreth vs. University of Dallas (1967); Ryan Barker vs. Incarnate Word (2005) Bill Gilbreth vs. Tarleton State (1967); Hits (6) – Joel Wells vs. Incarnate Word (2005); Bill Gilbreth vs. University of Dallas (1967); Johnny Zepeda vs. Henderson State (Feb. 4, 2006) Bill Gilbreth vs. Texas Tech (1968) Doubles (4) – Ryan Barker vs. Eastern New Mexico (2005) Fewest hits allowed (0) – Flavil Colley vs. Daniel Baker (1921); Triples (2) – Reid Huffman vs. Richland (1974); Theo Powell vs. Howard Payne (1926); Roy Churchill vs. North Texas (1976); John Terry vs. West Texas (1966); Bryan Hayes vs. Tarleton State (1992); Bill Gilbreth vs. Texas Tech (1967); Chris Morris vs. Eastern New Mexico (1993); Bill Gilbreth vs. University of Dallas (1967); Lance Landry vs. West Texas A&M (1994); Craig Collier vs. Texas-Arlington (1969); Marcelino Escalante vs. West Texas A&M (2002); Stan Lambert vs. Lubbock Christian (1975); Creighton Bryan vs. Tarleton State (2003); Ryan Prince vs. Sul Ross State (1992); Brian Johnson vs. Lincoln (2003); Ryan Prince vs. Wayland Baptist (1992); Cody Cure vs. SE Oklahoma Sate (2005); Brad Seyda vs. Eastern New Mexico (2000)

22 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com CAREER COACHING WINS (tie) Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 26 8. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 424 5. Brad Bardin (1994-97) ...... 25 9. Ryan Williams (2000) ...... 418 1. Britt Bonneau (1997-present) ...... 671 6. Travis Latz (2009-10) ...... 23 10. Thomas Bumpass (2007) ...... 417 2. Bill Gilbreth (1991-95) ...... 108 6. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 22 3. Guy Scruggs (1955-64) ...... 88 (tie) Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 22 HITS 4. Haskell Sinclair (1967-70) ...... 46 8. Kyle Heller (1992-93) ...... 21 1. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 111 5. Jimmy Shankle (1996) ...... 41 9. Marcelino Escalante (2002-03) ...... 20 2. Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 102 6. Jerry Wilson (1973-75) ...... 39 10. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 19 3. Willie Uechi (2009) ...... 97 7. Alvin O’Dell (1977-79) ...... 31 4. Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 96 Pre-1991 leader: 15, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 8. Jimmy Hirth (1965-66) ...... 24 5. Will Calhoun (2010) ...... 95 Pre-1991 leader: 88, Guy Scruggs, 1955-64 Doubles 4. Cody Cure (2005) ...... 92 1. Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) ...... 70 (tie) Marc Thompson (1999) ...... 92 INDIVIDUAL HITTING 2. Willie Uechi (2007-10)...... 69 6. Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 91 3. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 58 (tie)Jordan Schmitt (2009) ...... 91 Career 4. Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 56 8. Creighton Bryan (2003) ...... 89 Batting Average 5. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 53 (tie) Ryan Williams (2000) ...... 89 (Minimum 200 at-bats; 2 Years Played) 6. Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 48 (tie) Brandon McNab (1999) ...... 89 1. Will Calhoun (2010-11)...... 421 7. Trey Watten (2006-08) ...... 45 (tie) Kevin Thompson (1996) ...... 89 2. Marc Thompson (1998-99) ...... 419 8. Cody Cure (2004-05) ...... 44 3. Johnny Zepeda (2005-06) ...... 414 9. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 43 DOUBLES 4. Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 394 (tie) Marcelino Escalante (2002-03) ...... 43 1. Cody Cure (2005) ...... 27 5. Aaron Oliver (2010-11)...... 393 2. Marcelino Escalante (2003)...... 26 Pre-1991 leader: 20, Bill Whitaker, 1976-78 6. Cody Cure (2004-05) ...... 391 3. Jerod Hyde (1996) ...... 24 7. Willie Uechi (2007-2010) ...... 386 Triples (tie) Willie Uechi (2010) ...... 24 8. Ronny Haring (1996-97) ...... 385 1. Matt Spotanski (2007-08) ...... 15 5. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 22 9. Jeremy Smith (2000-01) ...... 382 2. Reid Huffman (1974-77) ...... 13 (tie) Brenan Herrera (2005) ...... 22 10. Creighton Bryan (2001-03) ...... 372 (tie) Creighton Bryan (2001-03) ...... 13 (tie) Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 22 Pre-1991 leader: .357, Jim Armstrong, 1957-59 4. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 11 8. Ryan Barker (2005) ...... 21 (tie) Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 11 (tie) Jeremy Smith (2001) ...... 21 Hits (tie) Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 11 (tie) Ronny Haring (1997) ...... 21 1. Willie Uechi (2007-10)...... 338 7. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 10 (tie) Jordan Schmitt (2009) ...... 21 2. Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) ...... 281 (tie) Ryan Williams (1997-2000) ...... 10 3. Matt Davidson (1998-2001) ...... 276 TRIPLES (tie) Marc Thompson (1998-99) ...... 10 4. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 256 1. Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 11 (tie) Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 10 5. Brad Massey (2000-03)...... 232 2. Matt Spotanski (2007) ...... 9 Pre-1991 leader: 13, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 6. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 231 3. Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 8 7. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 217 Total Bases 3. Creighton Bryan (2002) ...... 7 8. Ryan Williams (1997-2000) ...... 205 1. Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) ...... 470 (tie) Marc Thompson (1998) ...... 7 9. Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 199 2. Willie Uechi (2007-10)...... 429 5. Tyler Eager (2012) ...... 6 10. Brandon Sisco (1992-96) ...... 193 3. Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 388 (tie) Thomas Bumpass (2008) ...... 6 Pre-1991 leader: 151, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 4. Matt Davidson (1998-2001) ...... 380 (tie) Matt Spotanski (2008) ...... 6 5. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 379 (tie) Brandon Stover (2002) ...... 6 Runs Batted In 6. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 372 (tie) Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 6 1. Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) ...... 218 7. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 358 (tie) Ronny Haring (1996) ...... 6 2. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 191 8. Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 333 3. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 176 RUNS BATTED IN 9. Ryan Williams (1997-2000) ...... 311 4. Willie Uechi (2007-10)...... 173 1. Jordan Schmitt (2009)...... 93 10. Brad Bardin (1994-97) ...... 304 5. Jerod Hyde (1995-97) ...... 154 1. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 86 Pre-1991 leader: 233, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 6. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 153 2. Jerod Hyde (1997) ...... 75 7. Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 152 Stolen Bases 3. Joel Wells (2006) ...... 70 8. Matt Davidson (1998-2001) ...... 145 1. Matt Davidson (1998-2001) ...... 128 4. Kevin Thompson (1996) ...... 65 9. Brad Bardin (1994-97) ...... 137 2. Marc Thompson (1998-99) ...... 65 5. Ryan Barker (2003) ...... 64 10. Mike Elkerson (2007-08) ...... 127 3. Cody Salyers (1996-98) ...... 57 6. Aaron Oliver (2010 ...... 65 (tie) Alec Sowards (2004-07) ...... 127 4. Cody Cure (2004-05) ...... 51 7. Brandon McNab (1999) ...... 61 Pre-1991 leader: 62, Bill Whitaker, 1973-76 5. Todd Thompson (1991-93) ...... 48 8. Ronny Haring (1997) ...... 60 (tie) Aaron Oliver (2010-11) ...... 48 9. Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 59 Runs Scored 7. Creighton Bryan (2001-03) ...... 45 (tie) David Soto (2000) ...... 59 1. Matt Davidson (1998-2001) ...... 227 8. Reid Huffman (1974-77) ...... 40 11. Joel Wells (2005) ...... 57 2. Willie Uechi (2007-10)...... 220 9. Jeremy Smith (2000-01) ...... 39 3. Jordan Schmitt (2006-present) ...... 209 HOME RUNS 10. Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 37 4. Ryan Barker (2002-05) ...... 184 1. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 21 Pre-1991 leader: 40, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 5. Brad Massey (2000-03) ...... 168 2. Joel Wells (2006) ...... 18 6. Brandon McNab (1996-99) ...... 157 Season 3. Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 14 7. Ryan Williams (1997-2000) ...... 150 3. Jordan Schmitt (2009)...... 13 8. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 149 BATTING AVERAGE 4. Brad Massey (2001) ...... 12 9. Ronny Haring (1996-97) ...... 136 (Minimum 50 At-Bats) (tie) Brandon McNab (1999) ...... 12 (tie) Jeremy Smith (2000-01)...... 136 1. Jerod Hyde (1997) ...... 472 (tie) Travis Latz (2010) ...... 12 Pre-1991 leader: 97, Reid Huffman, 1974-77 2. Marc Thompson (1999) ...... 458 6. Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 11 3. Johnny Zepeda (2005) ...... 448 (tie) Chris Stephens (2000) ...... 11 Home Runs 4. Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 433 (tie) Kyle Heller (1992) ...... 11 1. Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) ...... 31 5. Will Calhoun (2011) ...... 431 (tie) Travis Latz (2009) ...... 11 2. Mike Elkerson (2007-08) ...... 27 6. Ronny Haring (1997) ...... 428 (tie) Will Calhoun (2010)...... 11 3. Joel Wells (2003-06) ...... 26 7. Cameron Bankston (2010) ...... 426

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 23 RUNS SCORED (tie) Matt Davidson (1998) ...... 31 10. Sam Carpenter (1961-1964) ...... 208.2 1. Marc Thompson (1999) ...... 83 8. Dan Gubbels (2004) ...... 29 Pre-1991 leader: 314.2, Bill Gilbreth, 1966-69 2. Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 79 9. Cody Cure (2005) ...... 28 2. Ronny Haring (1997) ...... 73 (tie) Ronny Haring (1997) ...... 28 GAMES PITCHED 3. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 70 1. Ben Maynard (2004-08) ...... 71 4. Ryan Barker (2005) ...... 68 (tie) Chris Wiman (2006-08) ...... 71 5. Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 68 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING 3. Kristian Allen (1997-2000) ...... 70 (tie) Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 68 Career 4. Aaron Lawler (2001-2004) ...... 67 (tie) Matt Davidson (2000) ...... 68 VICTORIES 5. Casey Towery (1996-99) ...... 59 8. Robert Bittinger (1996) ...... 66 1. Ben Maynard (2004-08) ...... 33 6. Mark Ferry (1993-96) ...... 57 (tie) Jeremy Monds (1996) ...... 66 2. Chris Wiman ( 2006-08) ...... 32 7. Coy Polk (2004-05) ...... 52 (tie) Jordan Schmitt (2009) ...... 66 3. Casey Towery (1996-99)...... 31 (tie) Ernest Guajardo (1976-79) ...... 52 TOTAL BASES 4. Mark Ferry (1993-96) ...... 26 9. Duane Welch (1997-2001) ...... 49 1. Mike Elkerson (2008) ...... 202 5. Bill Gilbreth (1966-69) ...... 25 10. Stacey Pearson (1995-98) ...... 46 2. Aaron Oliver (2010)...... 182 6. Mike Morgan (1991-93) ...... 22 Pre-1991 leader: 52, Ernest Guajardo, 1976-79 2. Jordan Schmitt (2009)...... 161 (tie) Duane Welch (1998-2002) ...... 22 2. Joel Wells (2006) ...... 160 STRIKEOUTS 8. Trey Watten (2006-08) ...... 20 3. Brandon McNab (1999) ...... 151 1. Bill Gilbreth (1966-69) ...... 445 9. Corey Tidwell (2001-02) ...... 19 4. Jeremy Smith (2000) ...... 150 2. Ben Maynard (2004-08) ...... 266 10. Cramer Adams (1957-60) ...... 18 (tie) Will Calhoun (2010)...... 150 3. Sam Carpenter (1961-64) ...... 259 (tie) Kristian Allen (1997-2000) ...... 18 6. Marc Thompson (1999) ...... 145 4. Mike Morgan (1991-93) ...... 258 Pre-1991 leader: 25, Bill Gilbreth, 1966-69 (tie) Brandon Stover (2002) ...... 145 5. Chris Wiman (2006-08) ...... 246 8. Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 144 INNINGS PITCHED 6. Mark Ferry (1993-96) ...... 224 9. Ryan Williams (2000) ...... 139 1. Ben Maynard (2004-08) ...... 370.2 (tie) Casey Towery (1996-98) ...... 224 10. Brad Massey (2003) ...... 137 2. Mark Ferry (1993-96) ...... 321 8. Ben Brockman (2003-05) ...... 213 3. Bill Gilbreth (1966-69) ...... 314.2 9. Stan Lambert (1972-75) ...... 209 STOLEN BASES 4. Mike Morgan (1991-93) ...... 272 10. Trey Watten (2006-08) ...... 189 1. Matt Davidson (2001) ...... 40 5. Casey Towery (1996-99) ...... 265 Pre-1991 leader: 445, Bill Gilbreth, 1966-69 2. Marc Thompson (1999) ...... 34 6. Chris Wiman (2006-08) ...... 261.2 3. Adam Thomas (2001) ...... 32 SAVES 7. Stan Lambert (1972-75) ...... 246 (tie) Cody Salyers (1998) ...... 32 1. Brad Rutherford (2009-10) ...... 21 8. Ernest Guajardo (1976-79) ...... 237 (tie) Matt Davidson (2000) ...... 32 2. Jameson Maj (2007) ...... 20 9. Ben Brockman (2003-05) ...... 231.2 6. Marc Thompson (1998) ...... 31 3 Jarrod Cross (1998-2000) ...... 9

HISTORICAL SUMMARY 2007 Britt Bonneau 47 13 0 .783 2008 Britt Bonneau 44 17 0 .721 YEAR COACH W L T PCT. 2009 Britt Bonneau 44 19 0 .698 1955 Guy Scruggs 4 1 0 .833 2010 Britt Bonneau 55 15 0 .714 1956 Guy Scruggs 9 7 0 .563 2011 Britt Bonneau 24 23 0 .511 1957 Guy Scruggs 12 6 0 .667 2012 Britt Bonneau 26 28 0 .481 1958 Guy Scruggs 13 5 0 .722 2013 Britt Bonneau 29 24 0 .547 1959 Guy Scruggs 16 7 0 .695 TOTALS 1078 852 2 .558 1960 Guy Scruggs 7 15 0 .318 1961 Guy Scruggs 7 10 0 .412 Lone Star Conference champion – 1993, 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2009, 2010 1962 Guy Scruggs 3 11 0 .214 LSC South Division champion – 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007 1963 Guy Scruggs 7 12 0 .368 LSC regular-season champion – 2008, 2010 1964 Guy Scruggs 9 11 0 .450 NCAA II South Central Region Tournament qualifier – 1996, 2000, 2001, 2002, 1965 Jimmy Hirth 12 11 0 .522 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010 1966 Jimmy Hirth 12 13 0 .480 NCAA II South Central Region Tournament champion – 2003 1967 Haskell Sinclair 15 9 0 .625 NCAA II College World Series qualifier – 2003 1968 Haskell Sinclair 10 13 0 .435 1969 Haskell Sinclair 15 9 0 .625 TEAMS BY WINNING PERCENTAGE 1970 Haskell Sinclair 6 13 0 .316 1971 Bill Adams 10 19 0 .345 YEAR W L T PCT. 2012 29 24 0 .547 1972 Bill Adams 8 23 0 .258 1955 4 1 0 .800 1965 12 11 0 .522 1973 Jerry Wilson 13 19 0 .406 2007 47 13 0 .783 2011 24 23 0 .516 1974 Jerry Wilson 13 22 0 .371 2010 50 15 0 .769 2012 26 28 0 .481 1975 Jerry Wilson 13 27 0 .325 2002 45 14 0 .763 1966 12 13 0 .480 1976 Mike Marshall 8 29 0 .216 1958 13 5 0 .722 1964 9 11 0 .450 1977 Alvin O’Dell 12 22 0 .353 2008 44 17 0 .721 1968 10 13 0 .435 1978 Alvin O’Dell 10 29 0 .256 2001 43 17 0 .717 1961 7 10 0 .412 1979 Alvin O’Dell 9 30 0 .300 2005 42 17 0 .712 1973 13 19 0 .406 1991 Bill Gilbreth 13 23 0 .361 2006 44 18 0 .710 1974 13 22 0 .371 1992 Bill Gilbreth 30 17 1 .635 1998 41 17 0 .707 1963 7 12 0 .368 1993 Bill Gilbreth 30 23 0 .566 2000 41 16 1 .707 1991 13 23 0 .361 1994 Bill Gilbreth 18 38 0 .321 2009 44 19 0 .698 1977 12 22 0 .353 1995 Bill Gilbreth 17 36 0 .321 1959 16 7 0 .695 1971 10 19 0 .345 1996 Jimmy Shankle 41 18 0 .695 1996 41 18 0 .695 1975 13 27 0 .325 1997 Britt Bonneau 34 22 0 .607 2003 45 20 0 .692 1994 18 38 0 .321 1998 Britt Bonneau 41 17 0 .707 1999 41 19 0 .683 1995 17 36 0 .321 1999 Britt Bonneau 41 19 0 .683 1957 12 6 0 .667 1960 7 15 0 .318 2000 Britt Bonneau 41 16 1 .707 1992 30 17 1 .635 1970 6 13 0 .316 2001 Britt Bonneau 43 17 0 .717 1967 15 9 0 .625 1979 9 30 0 .300 2002 Britt Bonneau 45 14 0 .763 1969 15 9 0 .625 1972 8 23 0 .258 2003 Britt Bonneau 45 20 0 .692 1997 34 22 0 .607 1978 10 29 0 .256 2004 Britt Bonneau 31 25 0 .554 1993 30 23 0 .566 1976 8 29 0 .216 2005 Britt Bonneau 42 17 0 .712 1956 9 7 0 .563 1962 3 11 0 .214 2006 Britt Bonneau 44 18 0 .710 2004 31 25 0 .554

24 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com 4. Justin Whitlock (2003-05) ...... 8 (tie) Mark Ferry (1996) ...... 11 7. Ben Brockman (2004) ...... 99 5. James Karcher (1997) ...... 7 5. Trey Watten (2008) ...... 10 8. Bill Gilbreth (1966) ...... 92 (tie) Aaron Lawler (2001-04) ...... 7 (tie) Trey Watten (2007) ...... 10 9. John David Perry (1998) ...... 89 (tie) Coy Polk (2004) ...... 7 (tie) Brian Kennedy (2007) ...... 10 (tie) Frankie Keller (2002) ...... 89 7. Ruben Rivera (2006) ...... 6 (tie) Chris Wiman (2006) ...... 10 (tie) Duane Welch (1997-2001) ...... 6 (tie) Ben Brockman (2005) ...... 10 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (tie) Jarrod Cross (1997-99) ...... 6 (tie) John David Perry (1998) ...... 10 (Minimum 35 Innings Pitched) (tie) Jarrod Cross (2000)...... 10 1. Ron Lauterbach (1971) ...... 0.92 EARNED RUN AVERAGE (tie) Brad Rutherford (2009) ...... 10 2. Jameson Maj (2007) ...... 1.00 (Minimum 2 years and 100 IP) (tie) Aaron Lambrix (2010) ...... 10 3. Dwayne Hargesheimer (1959) ...... 1.11 1. Bill Gilbreth (1966-69) ...... 2.14 4. Craig Collier (1969) ...... 1.46 2. Ron Lauterbach (1971-72) ...... 2.31 INNINGS PITCHED 5. Randy Rodriguez (1977) ...... 1.96 3. Sam Carpenter (1961-64) ...... 2.59 1. Corey Tidwell (2002) ...... 108.2 6. Craig Collier (1968) ...... 1.55 4. John David Perry (1997-98) ...... 2.47 2. Ben Maynard (2008) ...... 106.0 7. Bill Gilbreth (1968) ...... 1.72 5. Trey Watten (2006-08) ...... 2.89 3. Grant Gregg (2001) ...... 102.0 (tie) Cramer Adams (1958) ...... 1.72 6. Craig Collier (1966, 68-69) ...... 2.98 4. Mike Morgan (1992) ...... 101.2 (tie) Tim Layton (1974) ...... 1.72 7. Mike Morgan (1991-93) ...... 3.21 (tie) Preston Vancil (2009) ...... 101.2 10. Todd Miller (1959) ...... 2.07 8. Tommy McDaniel (1972-74) ...... 3.24 6. Kristian Allen (1999) ...... 99.2 9. Stan Lambert (1972-77) ...... 3.70 7. Trey Watten (2008) ...... 98.1 SAVES 10. Jeff Reese (1992-93) ...... 3.74 8. Brad Thomas (1996) ...... 96.1 1. Jameson Maj (2007) ...... 20 9. Sam Carpenter (1963) ...... 95.2 2. Brad Rutherford (2009) ...... 11 Pre-1991 leader: 2.14, Bill Gilbreth, 1966-69 10. Mark Ferry (1996) ...... 93.1 3. Brad Rutherford (2010) ...... 10 NOTE: Cramer Adams compiled a 1.90 earned run average in the 1958-59 seasons, but no ERA 4. Coy Polk (2004) ...... 7 statistics were available for 1957. STRIKEOUTS (tie) Justin Whitlock (2003) ...... 7 1. Bill Gilbreth (1967) ...... 134 (tie) James Karcher (1997) ...... 7 Season (tie) Bill Gilbreth (1968) ...... 134 7. Ruben Rivera (2006) ...... 6 VICTORIES 3. Trey Watten (2008) ...... 113 (tie) Jarrod Cross (1999) ...... 6 1. Chris Wiman (2008) ...... 13 4. Preston Vancil (2009) ...... 108 Kris Carlson (2011) ...... 6 (tie) Corey Tidwell (2002) ...... 11 5. Sam Carpenter (1963) ...... 107 10. Duane Welch (1998) ...... 5 (tie) Grant Gregg (2001) ...... 11 6. Sam Carpenter (1964) ...... 106

Mike Elkerson set the ACU single-season record for home runs with 21 in 2008.

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Since 1958 Duane Welch 8-2 65.0 58 49 38 43 58 5.26 TOP PITCHING PERFORMERS 2001 Grant Gregg 11-2 102.0 88 36 25 28 75 2.21 YEAR PITCHER W-L IP H R ER BB SO ERA Corey Tidwell 8-4 81.2 88 44 37 34 42 4.08 1958 Cramer Adams 6-3 68 32 18 13 28 57 1.72 Brad Seyda 8-2 66.2 66 37 32 22 37 4.32 1959 Dwayne Hargesheimer 5-0 40.7 22 15 5 21 47 1.11 2002 Corey Tidwell 11-3 108.2 144 59 43 14 63 3.56 Cramer Adams 6-2 69.7 44 30 16 27 77 2.07 Shawn Brooks 8-1 66.2 75 34 31 19 51 4.18 1960 Dick Moore 1-1 21.3 23 17 9 14 31 2.95 Frankie Keller 6-3 83.2 82 37 31 30 89 3.33 1961 Dick Moore 3-0 16.7 15 7 4 6 17 2.16 2003 Aaron Lawler 9-4 47.1 55 29 19 14 44 3.61 1962 Todd Miller 2-3 56.3 38 22 15 15 61 2.39 Kade Simmons 8-2 63.1 72 35 28 37 40 3.98 1963 Sam Carpenter 6-5 95.7 65 39 26 55 107 2.38 Justin Whitlock 3-1 48.0 23 18 16 27 47 3.00 1964 Sam Carpenter 5-5 78 59 32 20 30 106 2.41 2004 Ben Brockman 6-5 93.0 97 43 31 17 99 3.00 1965 John Terry 3-1 33 25 12 9 13 31 1.89 Ben Maynard 6-2 75.0 75 43 37 33 57 4.44 1966 Bill Gilbreth 6-3 83 65 51 27 49 92 2.28 2005 Ben Maynard 9-1 85.0 71 41 37 26 70 3.92 1967 Bill Gilbreth 9-2 78 41 20 16 51 134 1.85 Ben Brockman 10-3 85.0 92 42 39 20 66 4.13 1968 Bill Gilbreth 6-5 89 45 27 17 60 134 1.72 Brandon Moore 9-1 70.2 73 42 38 35 53 4.84 1969 Craig Collier 8-2 67.7 35 15 11 25 59 1.46 2006 Brian Kennedy 7-3 87.0 94 38 33 24 51 3.41 Bill Gilbreth 4-5 64.7 50 32 15 41 85 2.10 Chris Wiman 10-4 91.2 83 55 41 29 88 4.03 1970 Tommy McDaniel 4-1 32 39 21 9 13 17 2.53 Ben Maynard 8-3 88.2 94 55 49 31 64 4.97 1971 Ron Lauterbach 2-4 39 24 22 4 18 33 0.92 2007 * Jameson Maj 5-3 54.0 32 6 6 4 72 1.00 1972 Stan Lambert 3-3 50.7 41 23 12 32 43 2.12 Trey Watten 10-0 69.0 51 25 23 29 75 3.00 1973 Stan Lambert 6-5 71.7 70 45 33 49 59 4.12 Chris Wiman 9-3 90.0 77 43 39 37 80 3.90 1974 David Gilliland 3-4 48.7 44 30 15 26 56 2.77 Brian Kennedy 10-2 84.2 81 47 41 29 50 4.36 1975 Stan Lambert 4-6 64.7 69 40 33 22 64 4.59 2008 Trey Watten 10-3 98.1 84 38 28 45 113 2.56 1976 Larry Martindale 2-6 53.3 49 43 26 48 32 4.39 Chris Wiman 13-5 80.0 89 45 39 32 78 4.39 1977 Reid Huffman 3-1 32.3 20 10 5 14 27 1.39 Ben Maynard 8-3 106.0 119 65 56 37 70 4.75 Randy Rodriguez 3-2 46 39 15 10 11 27 1.96 2009 Brad Rutherford 10-3 65.0 52 23 19 16 58 2.63 1978 Butch Schultz 2-3 40 42 37 20 36 33 4.50 Preston Vancil 5-6 101.2 105 49 40 32 108 3.54 1979 Ernie Guajardo 3-7 73 83 57 38 35 35 4.68 Cameron Aspaas 7-2 78.1 97 51 41 32 49 4.71 1991 Mike Morgan 6-4 83.3 68 40 27 28 75 2.92 Kevin Justice 8-2 61.2 62 34 24 26 42 3.50 1992 Mike Morgan 9-3 101.7 74 42 27 49 82 2.39 2010 Brad Rutherford 3-3 54.2 50 17 16 12 47 2.63 1993 Mike Morgan 7-4 93 100 61 45 42 106 4.35 Aaron Lambrix 10-0 80.1 87 44 39 22 55 4.37 Ryan Prince 7-4 68.3 69 35 32 21 46 4.21 Cameron Aspaas 8-4 85.2 72 33 29 20 65 3.05 Mark Ferry 8-4 74.3 70 48 36 30 42 4.36 2011 Will Calhoun 7-2 46.0 63 41 33 21 34 6.46 1994 Scott Jenkins 5-10 89.3 92 71 55 61 73 5.54 Zach Sneed 5-4 59.1 77 52 37 18 41 5.61 1995 Mark Ferry 2-9 69 57 44 28 33 47 3.65 2012 Aaron Lambrix 4-5 90.0 93 54 41 26 45 4.10 Scott Jenkins 6-6 78 68 57 44 56 77 5.08 Clint Cooper 7-3 47.2 56 41 33 20 34 6.23 1996 Mark Ferry 11-4 93.3 93 67 51 48 84 4.92 2013 Brady Rodriguez 4-3 55.0 45 19 14 22 41 2.29 Casey Towery 7-2 57.3 54 32 30 40 46 4.71 Aaron Lambrix 4-5 73.2 71 40 30 16 44 3.67 Brad Thomas 7-2 96.3 110 58 42 29 58 3.82 Carter Hahn 7-4 79.2 92 36 33 20 86 3.73 1997 Casey Towery 8-1 65.7 76 60 44 33 60 6.03 Ty Taylor 6-478.194413622594.14 1998 John David Perry 10-2 83.7 55 28 22 35 89 2.37 * Maj also recorded an NCAA Division II single-season record 20 saves Casey Towery 7-3 70.7 70 40 29 28 52 3.69 Stacey Pearson 8-3 82.3 81 41 36 26 63 3.94 1999 Kristian Allen 9-5 99.7 97 56 46 35 82 4.15 Casey Towery 9-2 73.3 80 42 38 20 66 4.66 2000 Jarrod Cross 10-4 80.7 83 50 36 26 65 4.02

Ben Maynard set ACU’s career records for wins (33) and innings pitched (370.2) from 2004-08.

26 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com Since 1958 2002 Brandon Stover 205 54 85 18 6 10 55 .415 TOP HITTING PERFORMERS Creighton Bryan 179 49 72 10 7 2 39 .402 YEAR HITTER AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI AVG. 2003 Beau Bimson 143 44 55 8 4 1 25 .385 1958 Jim Armstrong 60 19 21 4 3 2 12 .350 Marcelino Escalante 222 52 80 26 0 10 51 .360 1959 Bill Shinsky 87 30 36 4 3 7 40 .414 2004 Cody Cure 205 49 81 17 3 1 33 .395 1960 Joel Gilbert 23 6902110.365 2005 Johnny Zepeda 165 45 74 12 0 5 48 .448 1961 Roger Dorsey 25 2 11 1002.440 Ruben Rivera 154 36 60 16 1 0 41 .390 1962 Mickey McCaleb 48 7 16 2013.333 Cody Cure 238 64 92 27 2 2 49 .387 1963 Roger Youngblood 42 6 14 2127.333 Ryan Barker 238 68 85 21 0 4 52 .357 1964 Charles Perkins 73 11 25 4 0 0 12 .342 Joel Wells 193 54 68 14 4 5 57 .352 1965 Charles Perkins 90 18 32 8 0 0 16 .355 2006 Joel Wells 202 56 80 18 4 18 70 .396 1966 Larry Adams 74 16 23 4 0 0 12 .310 Alec Sowards 187 47 74 12 0 4 41 .396 1967 Alvin O’Dell 68 14 24 4209.353 Johnny Zepeda 209 63 81 20 0 1 56 .388 1968 Tony Hooker 68 2 20 1 1 5 .294 2007 Thomas Bumpass 103 26 43 7 0 2 29 .417 1969 Tony Hooker 74 21 26 4 1 3 15 .351 Matt Spotanski 225 61 88 9 9 0 44 .391 1970 Alvin O’Dell 58 17 20 2007.345 Willie Uechi 211 52 78 10 2 0 37 .370 1971 Freddie Moore 66 10 20 1 0 1 12 .303 Jordan Schmitt 205 53 74 18 3 9 52 .361 1972 Art Hillman 95 17 29 8 3 0 10 .305 Trey Watten 185 45 65 17 2 2 36 .351 1973 Greg Stirman 82 17 26 1 1 0 12 .317 2008 Mike Elkerson 262 70 111 22 3 21 86 .424 1974 Reid Huffman 124 26 42 3 3 4 13 .339 Trey Watten 159 36 60 15 1 5 45 .377 1975 Bill Whitaker 118 22 41 7 1 3 26 .347 Willie Uechi 233 57 87 16 0 1 44 .373 1976 Bill Whitaker 110 12 33 5 1 3 15 .300 Allen Smith 204 51 75 19 1 4 47 .368 1977 Reid Huffman 105 19 37 1 3 3 13 .352 Jordan Schmitt 200 59 70 19 3 8 48 .350 1978 Tim Johnston 116 29 44 6 2 3 18 .379 Thomas Bumpass 215 54 73 9 6 1 52 .340 1979 Robert Bullock 117 10 35 7 1 5 23 .299 Matt Spotanski 205 61 69 7 6 2 43 .337 1991 Scott Morris 110 10 33 3 1 0 13 .300 2009 Willie Uechi 234 56 97 19 3 0 42 .415 1992 Kyle Heller 118 29 46 8 0 11 38 .390 Thomas Bumpass 220 64 88 16 0 0 44 .400 Mark McAdams 168 23 61 16 1 2 51 .363 Jordan Schmitt 244 66 91 21 5 13 93 .373 1993 David Cedillo 165 33 52 8 4 2 24 .315 Cameron Watten 188 39 68 12 1 4 36 .362 1994 Brandon Hoag 167 18 58 13 1 2 32 .347 Chris Hall 228 49 82 13 0 3 26 .360 1995 Brandon Sisco 134 26 45 4 2 1 27 .336 Travis Latz 199 52 68 14 1 11 47 .342 1996 Robert Bittinger 219 66 88 13 4 1 49 .402 2010 Aaron Oliver 252 79 102 22 8 14 65 .405 Jerod Hyde 202 55 80 24 5 7 56 .396 Will Calhoun 230 65 95 20 1 11 53 .413 Kevin Thompson 229 47 89 20 0 8 65 .389 Bret Bochsler 208 61 78 14 1 10 56 .375 1997 Jerod Hyde 178 53 84 17 4 9 75 .472 Travis Latz 215 57 76 12 1 12 54 .353 Ronny Haring 194 73 83 21 1 6 60 .428 2011 Will Calhoun 181 38 78 20 1 2 41 .431 1998 Marc Thompson 202 51 77 11 7 4 38 .381 JR Roland 139 24 50 11 1 3 31 .360 Matt Becker 192 40 72 16 4 1 50 .375 2012 Chuck Duarte 187 42 67 13 2 4 38 .358 1999 Marc Thompson 201 83 92 20 3 9 48 .458 Tyler Eager 210 52 69 18 6 1 33 .329 Brandon McNab 214 58 89 20 3 12 61 .372 Duncan Blades 159 32 52 16 0 0 32 .327 2000 Jeremy Smith 210 68 91 14 6 11 59 .433 Travis Schuetze 137 25 44 4 0 1 24 .321 Ryan Williams 213 61 89 15 4 9 46 .418 2013 Kyle Giusti 165 32 59 9 1 1 40 .358 2001 Adam Thomas 236 68 96 55 14 11 4 .407 Travis Schuetze 174 31 55 13 2 1 30 .316 Brad Massey 196 44 72 50 18 4 12 .367 Seth Spivey 175 43 55 7 3 2 32 .314 Brandon Stover 159 43 57 26 9 0 4 .358 Tyler Eager 195 27 61 6 2 0 32 .313

Catcher Jordan Schmitt (2006-09) is ACU’s all-time leader in home runs (31), RBI (218), doubles (70), and total bases (470. He also set the single-season record for RBI with 93 in 1009.

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 27 Wildcats in the Post-Season

ACU in the Southland Conference Tournament ACU in the NCAA South Central Region Tournament Year Opponent Result Year Opponent Result 1965 Arkansas State ...... L, 8-0 1996 Wingate (N.C.) ...... W, 3-2 Trinity ...... W, 5-4 Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 5-4 Arkansas State ...... L, 12-4 Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 4-2 1966 Trinity ...... L, 7-3 2000 Alabama-Huntsville ...... W, 18-6 Arkansas State ...... L, 7-3 Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 14-13 1967 Lamar ...... L, 4-0 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... L, 9-2 Trinity ...... L, 13-1 2001 Alabama-Huntsville ...... L, 3-1 1968 Arkansas State ...... L, 3-2 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 6-3 Trinity ...... L, 3-2 2002 Valdosta State (Ga.) ...... W, 8-7 Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 6-5 ACU in the Lone Star Conference Tournament Central Oklahoma ...... W, 10-2 Year Opponent Result # Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 3-2 1993 Eastern New Mexico ...... L, 4-3 2003 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 9-5 Cameron ...... W, 4-2 Delta State (Miss.) ...... W, 14-5 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... W, 4-1 # Delta State (Miss.) ...... W, 13-10 * Central Oklahoma ...... W, 1-0 2005 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 12-11 1994 Eastern New Mexico ...... L, 8-4 Delta State (Miss.) ...... L, 17-2 West Texas A&M ...... W, 16-10 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 2-0 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 14-6 2006 Incarnate Word ...... W, 8-5 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... L, 3-2 West Alabama ...... L, 8-4 1998 Tarleton State ...... L, 6-1 Southern Arkansas ...... L, 5-4 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 6-5 2008 West Alabama ...... W, 8-7 1999 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... L, 15-14 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) ...... L, 10-5 Tarleton State ...... W, 3-2 Southern Arkansas ...... L, 9-8 Northeastern State ...... W, 8-4 * Southeastern Oklahoma ...... L, 9-7 2009 Nebraska-Omaha ...... L, 4-5 2000 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... W, 19-12 UT-Permian Basin ...... W, 10-9 Northeastern State ...... W, 14-7 Angelo State ...... L, 4-2 Northeastern State ...... L, 15-2 * Northeastern State ...... W, 20-10 2010 St. Mary’s ...... W, 10-2 2001 Southeastern Oklahoma ...... W, 11-10 Incarnate Word ...... L, 5-4 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 15-10 St. Mary’s ...... W, 9-8 * Central Oklahoma ...... W, 6-5 Incarnate Word ...... W, 9-4 # Central Missouri ...... W, 11-5 2002 Southwestern Oklahoma ...... W, 12-15 # Central Missouri ...... L, 11-4 Tarleton State ...... W, 6-1 * Tarleton State ...... W, 17-3 ACU in the NCAA Division II College World Series 2003 Central Oklahoma ...... L, 8-5 Year Opponent Result Tarleton State ...... W, 5-3 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 7-4 2003 Tampa (Fla.) ...... L, 14-2 SE Oklahoma State ...... W, 4-3 California-Davis ...... L, 5-3 * SE Oklahoma State ...... L, 11-1 2004 East Central ...... W, 5-2 ACU All-Time Post-Season Record Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... L, 5-3 Tournament W L Pct. SE Oklahoma State ...... L, 4-2 Lone Star Conference 39 23 .629 2006 Cameron ...... L, 9-6 South Central Region 15 18 .454 SE Oklahoma State ...... W, 8-2 Angelo State ...... W, 5-0 Southland Conference 1 8 .111 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 12-6 College World Series 0 2 .000 * Central Oklahoma ...... L, 6-4 TOTALS 55 51 . 519 2007 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... W, 9-2 SW Oklahoma State ...... W, 12-0 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 3-0 # – Regional tournament championship game Angelo State ...... L, 8-2 * Angelo State ...... L, 3-1 * – Conference tournament championship game Note: No tournament played in 2005. 2008 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... L, 5-3 Angelo State ...... W, 4-2 SE Oklahoma State ...... W, 4-3 Central Oklahoma ...... W, 6-2 * Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... L, 7-6 2009 SE Oklahoms State ...... W, 7-2 Angelo State ...... W, 7-1 Tarleton State ...... W, 5-4 * Angelo State ...... W, 6-0 2010 Tarleton State ...... W, 10-3 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... W, 16-7 Cameron ...... W, 13-7 * Angelo State ...... W, 6-4 2012 Angelo State ...... L, 11-1 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... W, 7-2 Incarnate Word ...... W, 14-3 Tarleton State ...... L, 3-2 2010 Texas A&M-Kingsville ...... L, 9-8 Incarnate Word ...... W, 6-3 Angelo State ...... L, 4-3

28 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com ACU BAseball Individual Honors

NCAA DIVISION I AWARDS Second Team Jim Trammell, c Ron Lauterbach, p 1967 Bill Gilbreth, p Bill Gilbreth, p Art Hillman Honorable Mention Mark Withrow, of Emil Hale ALL-SOUTHLAND 1965 John Huff, of Gordon Fagg, of Freddie Moore, of CONFERENCE John Moss, c 1970 Tommy McDaniel, p 1972 Mike Hall, p First Team Randy Cumby, 2b Jim Trammell, c Mike Marshall, of 1965 John Terry, p Wayne Massey, 3b Perry Scott, 1b 1973 Stan Lambert, p 1967 Jim Lawson, of 1967 Charles Perkins, 1b Butch Cheairs, 2b Emil Hale, p 1968 Bill Gilbreth, p 1968 Tony Hooker, 2b Gordon Fagg, 3b Greg Stirman, c 1969 Perry Scott, 1b Tommy Knight, of Mark Withrow, of Jim Reese, inf Craig Collier, p 1969 Tony Hooker, 2b Alvin O’Dell, ss Mike Marshall, of Tommy Knight, ss Britt Paty, of 1971 Tommy McDaniel, p

NCAA DIVISION II Mark Ferry, p Jeremy Smith, ss Aaron Bennett, p ALL-AMERICA 1999 Brandon McNab, 1b Chris Stephens, of 1997 Brad Bardin, c First Team 2000 Jeremy Smith, ss Dion Valdivia, dh Jeff Horn, of 1997 Ronny Haring, 2b 2001 Brad Massey, ss 2002 Corey Tidwell, p Brad Thomas, p 2007 Jameson Maj, rp 2002 Corey Tidwell, p Brandon Stover, 1b 1998 Jason Lee, c 2008 Mike Elkerson, of 2003 Brad Massey, 3b Brad Massey, 3b Marc Thompson, cf Trey Watten, dh Justin Whitlock, rp Chris Churchill, c Cody Salyers, of 2009 Jordan Schmitt, c 2005 Cody Cure, of Louis Munoz, 2b Miguel Bustos, util. 2010 Aaron Oliver, of Ben Maynard, p Creighton Bryan, of Stacey Pearson, p Second Team 2006 Johnny Zepeda, of 2003 Justin Whitlock, rp Duane Welch, p 2006 Joel Wells, dh 2007 Alec Sowards, 3b Chris Churchill, c Casey Towery, p 2009 Brad Rutherford, p Trey Watten, sp Ryan Barker, 1b Kristian Allen, p 2010 Will Calhoun, dh 2009 Willie Uechi, ss Luis Munoz, 2b 1999 David Soto, 3b Third Team Travis Latz, of Beau Bimson, ss Jason Lee, c 1996 Jerod Hyde, of 2010 Zach Sneed, p Brad Massey, 3b Duane Welch, p 1997 Jerod Hyde, of 2012 Chuck Duarte, 2b Marcelino Escalante, of 2000 Zac Leslie, p 1998 John David Perry, p Creighton Bryan, of Brad Seyda, p 1999 Marc Thompson, of ABCA / RAWLINGS 2004 Ben Brockman, rhp Blake Hughes, c 2002 Brandon Stover, 1b GOLD GLOVE TEAM Aaron Lawler, rhp 2001 Corey Tidwell, p 2003 Marcelino Escalante, of All-South Central Region Coy Polk, rhp Blake Hughes, c Honorable Mention First Team Cody Cure, of 2002 Frankie Keller, p 2005 Ben Brockman, p 2007 Alec Sowards, 3b Matt Callahan, dh Shawn Brooks, p 2009 Willie Uechi, ss 2009 Christ Hall, 2b 2005 Ben Maynard, rhp Oscar Vargas, ss Thomas Bumpass, of All-America Ben Brockman, rhp Ryan Barker, util First Team Brandon Moore, rhp Marcelino Escalante, of Ryan Barker, 1b 2003 Robert Newland, sp ALL-SOUTH 2007 Alec Sowards, 3b 2009 Chris Hall, 2b Ruben Rivera, 3b Brandon Shaw, sp CENTRAL REGION Cody Cure, of 2004 Ben Maynard, rhp First Team ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE Joel Wells, dh J-Bob Thomas, c 1991 Mike Morgan, p First Team 2006 Chris Wiman, rhp Joel Well, 1b 1996 Robert Bittinger, ss 1991 Mike Morgan, p Ruben Rivera, rhp Ryan Barker, ss Jerod Hyde, of Mark McAdams, 3b Johnny Zepeda, of 2005 J-Bob Thomas, c 1997 Ronny Haring, 2b Kyle Heller, c Joel Wells, dh Brenan Herrera, 3b Jerod Hyde, of Hunt Bonneau, of Alec Sowards, util Chris Walsh, of 1998 John David Perry, p 1993 Kyle Heller, c 2006 Brian Kennedy, rhp (Pitcher of the Year) David Cedillo, 2b 2007 Trey Watten, sp / util Danny Williams, 1b 1999 Marc Thompson, of Mark Ferry, p Chris Wiman, sp Ruben Rivera, ss 2000 Ryan Williams, of Ryan Prince, p Jameson Maj, rp Chris Walsh, of 2001 Grant Gregg, p 1994 David Cedillo, 2b Jordan Schmitt, c 2007 Brian Kennedy, sp Adam Thomas, of 1996 Ronny Haring, 2b Willie Uechi, ss 2008 Jordan Schmitt, c 2002 Brandon Stover, util Kevin Thompson, 3b Alec Sowards, 3b 2009 Travis Latz,of Creighton Bryan, of Robert Bittinger, ss Matt Spotanski, of Cameron Aspaas, p 2003 Marcelino Escalante, of Jerod Hyde, of 2008 Trey Watten, p 2010 Cameron Aspaas, p 2005 Ruben Rivera, 3b Mark Ferry, p Chris Wiman, p Bret Bochsler, 1b Johnny Zepeda, of 1997 Ronny Haring, 2b Mike Elkerson, of Willie Uechi, ss Ben Brockman, p Jerod Hyde, of 2009 Jordan Schmitt, c 2011 Aaron Oliver, of 2006 Joel Wells, dh Casey Towery, p Preston Vancil, p Zach Sneed, p 2007 Jameson Maj, rp James Karcher, p Brad Rutherford, p 2013 Kyle Conwell, dh Willie Uechi, ss 1998 John David Perry, p Chris Hall, 2b Carter Hahn, p 2008 Mike Elkerson, of Matt Becker, 3b Willie Uechi, ss Aaron Lambrix, p Trey Watten, p / dh 1999 Brandon McNab, 1b Thomas Bumpass, of Travis Schuetz, of 2009 Jordan Schmitt, c Marc Thompson, of 2010 Zach Sneed, p Honorable Mention Thomas Bumpass, of Kristian Allen, p Aaron Lambrix, p 1998 Brandon McNab, 1b Preston Vancil, p Casey Towery, p Brad Rutherford, p Matt Davidson, 2b Brad Rutherford, p Matt Davidson, 2b Aaron Oliver, of (MVP) Keith Rockwell, of 2010 Aaron Oliver, of (MVP) 2000 Ryan Williams, of Will Calhoun, dh 1999 Justin Reese, of Will Calhoun, dh Jarrod Cross, p 2011 Will Calhoun, dh Ryan Williams, of Aaron Lambrix, p Chris Stephens, 1b 2012 Chuck Duarte, 2b Jarrod Cross, p Brad Rutherford, p Jeremy Smith, ss Duncan Blades, 3b 2000 Erik Coehlo, p 2011 Will Calhoun, dh Matt Davidson, util. 2013 Brady Rodriguez, p 2003 Aaron Lawler, sp 2013 Kyle Giusti, 3b David Soto, 3b Kyle Giusti, 3b Sam Hall, sp Second Team 2001 Grant Gregg, p Second Team Kade Simmons, sp 1991 Kyle Heller, c Adam Thomas, of 1995 Kevin Thompson, 3b 2006 Ben Maynard, rhp Mark McAdams, 3b Brad Massey, util. Brandon Sisco, of 2008 Ben Maynard, p 1996 Brad Bardin, c Brandon Stover, 3b 1996 Jeremy Monds, of Allen Smith, 1b Ronny Haring, 2b Brad Seyda, p Brad Bardin, c Thomas Bumpass, util. Kevin Thompson, util. Willie Uechi, ss

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 29 Trey Watten, dh Will Calhoun, dh 2004 Matt Callahan, 2b NCAA ACADEMIC 2009 Cameron Watten, inf Cameron Aspaas, p Joel Wells, 1b ALL-DISTRICT VI 2010 Travis Latz, of Brad Rutherford, p 2005 Joel Wells, dh 2011 Ian Tompkins, c Aaron Oliver, of (MVP) C.J. Goularte, 2b 1993 Bryan Frazier, dh 2013 Tyler Eager, of 2012 Travis Schuetze, 2b Ben Maynard, p 1994 Brandon Hoag, c Seth Spivey, util. 2013 Ty Taylor, p Alec Sowards, c Robert McAdams, of Rodge Macy, c J-Bob Thomas, c 1995 Brandon Hoag, c ALL-SOUTH CENTRAL REGION Justin Whitlock, p 1997 Casey Cross, c-dh TOURNAMENT 2006 Joel Wells, dh 2001 Matt Davidson, of LONE STAR CONFERENCE 2003 Creighton Bryan, of ALL-TOURNAMENT 1996 Mark Ferry, p Alec Sowards, 3b 2007 Trey Watten, sp 2005 Joel Wells, dh 1998 Marc Thompson, of Jeremy Monds, of Alec Sowards, 3b 2006 Joel Wells, dh 1999 Brandon McNab, 1b Jason Williams, 1b Jordan Schmitt, c Alec Sowards, 3b Jason Lee, c Kevin Thompson, 3b Minor Alexander, of 2007 Jordan Schmitt, c Justin Reese, of 2000 Reggie Kennedy, of Thomas Bumpass, 2b Trey Watten, if Dion Valdivia, dh 2001 Brad Massey, dh Travis Catalani, util 2008 Thomas Bumpass, of 2000 Ryan Williams, of (co-MVP) 2002 Louis Munoz, 2b Stephen Miller, rp Jordan Schmitt, c Jeremy Smith, ss (co-MVP Brad Massey, 3b Ryan Quidley, rp Trey Watten, p Blake Hughes, c Chris Churchill, c Matt Sullivan, rp Matt Spotanski, of Matt Davidson, 2b Clay Chesser, of Danny Williams, util 2009 Jordan Schmitt, c David Soto, 3b Corey Tidwell, p 2008 Thomas Bumpass, of Willie Uechi, ss Phil Gentry, of Oscar Vargas, ss Trey Watten, p / 3b Thomas Bumpass, of 2001 Matt Davidson, MVP 2003 Brad Massey, 3B (MVP) Matt Spotanski, of 2010 Willie Uechi, ss Brad Massey, 2b Creighton Bryan, of Willie Uechi, ss Brad Rutherford, p Brandon Stover, 3b Ryan Barker, ss Jordan Schmitt, c Cameron Bankston, of Adam Thomas, of Justin Whitlock, rp Ben Maynard, p Travis Latz, of Chris Stephens, of Brian Johnson, of Matt Sullivan, p Grant Gregg, of 2005 Cody Cure, of Matt Davis, p NCAA ACADEMIC 2002 Brandon Stover, 1b, MVP 2010 Chris Hall, 2b Travis Catalani, of ALL-AMERICA Frankie Keller, p Aaron Oliver, of Allen Smith, 1b Second Team Corey Tidwell, p Cameron Aspaas, p 2009 Jordan Schmitt, c 2010 Brad Rutherford, p Oscar Vargas, ss ACADEMIC ALL-LONE STAR Thomas Bumpass, of Third Team Brad Massey, 3b Preston Vancil, p 1993 Bryan Frazier, dh Creighton Bryan, of CONFERENCE Brad Rutherford, p 1997 Casey Cross, c-dh Ryan Barker, of 1991 Hunt Bonneau, of Willie Uechi, ss 2006 Joel Wells, dh 2003 Justin Whitlock, rp, MVP Todd Self, inf Travis Latz, of Beau Bimson, ss 1993 Bryan Frazier, dh 2010 Brad Rutherford, p (MVP) Brad Massey, util Jeff Reese, p NAIA ALL-DISTRICT Willie Uechi, ss Brian Johnson, of 1994 Brandon Hoag, c First Team Travis Latz, of Marcelino Escalante, of Robert McAdams, of 1977 Reid Huffman, of Cameron Bankston, of 2004 Ryan Barker, ss 1995 Brandon Hoag, c Danny Vitale, c Kevin Justice, p J-Bob Thomas, c Marc Wagner, of Randy Rodriguez, ss Sky Valenzuela, if 2006 Danny Williams, 1b 1996 Kevin Thompson, 3b 1978 Tim Johnston, of 2012 Travis Schuetze, if Alec Sowards, util 1997 Brad Thomas, p Joe Bullock, dh Mason Smith, Joel Wells, of Casey Cross, c-dh 1979 Joe Bullock, c Jordon Herrera, p Ben Maynard, rhp, co-MVP Robert Bittinger, ss Honorable Mention Emmett Niland, c 2007 Willie Uechi, ss Jason Noble, p 1979 Tony Daniel, 2b Brady Rodriguez, p Jordan Schmitt, of 1998 Casey Dacus, p Robert Bullock, of Kenny Herman, p Trey Watten, sp Jason Noble, p Wayne Stewart, c-dh Rodge Macy, c 2008 J.J. Pacheco, 2b 1999 Matt Davidson, 2b Will Roberts, util. Willie Uechi, ss Jason Noble, p 2013 Jordon Herrera, p NAIA ACADEMIC Thomas Bumpass, of Justin Reese, of Brady Rodriguez, p ALL-AMERICA Ben Maynard, p Jarrod Cross, p Travis Schuetze,of Second Team Trey Watten, p Jason Rahlfs, of Heath Beasley, of 1975 Bill Whitaker, 3b 2009 Willie Uechi, ss 2000 Jarrod Cross, p Tyler Eager, of Honorable Mention Cameron Watten, dh Matt Davidson, 2b Colin Firmin, p 1979 Tony Daniel, 2b Thomas Bumpass, of 2001 Matt Davidson, of Luke Mejia, if Robert Bullock, of Travis Latz, of Blake Hughes, c Sean O’Donnell, util. Wayne Stewart, c-dh Brad Rutherford, p Rick Smith, of Rikky Salazar, of Preston Vancil, p (MVP) 2002 Blake Hughes, c Mason Smith, util. 2010 Chris Hall, 2b 2003 Creighton Bryan, of

30 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com ACU BASEBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR

ACU’s cumulative record from 10 Sul Ross State 0 3 Eastern New Mexico 4 15 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2 1955-79 was 253-373 under seven 3 Sul Ross State 1 4 Cameron 2 10 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 11 different head coaches. The 3 Sul Ross State 2 4 A&M-Kingsville 1 2 Metro State 1 program was dropped after the 4 Sul Ross State 2 1 Central Oklahoma 0 8 Metro State 5 11 Texas Wesleyan 17 8 Mesa State 9 1979 season. It was re-started in 2 Texas Wesleyan 2 1994 (18-38) 1 Bellevue, Neb. 13 1991 under the direction of head 0 *Eastern New Mexico 4 6 Madonna, Mich. 11 0 Northwood 22 coach Bill Gilbreth. Since 1991 4 *Eastern New Mexico 5 11 Howard Payne 2 5 Northwood 3 the Wildcats are 791-455-2 under 6 *Eastern New Mexico 1 6 Madonna, Mich. 2 4 Northwood 14 10 Tarleton State 6 3 Texas-Arlington 4 the direction of just three head 3 Texas Wesleyan 4 7 Tarleton State 14 2 Texas-Arlington 3 coaches (Gilbreth, Jimmy Shankle 2 Texas Wesleyan 6 4 *Cameron 1 9 *Tarleton State 1 and Britt Bonneau). Here are the 2 Texas Wesleyan 5 9 *Cameron 0 1 *Tarleton State 7 Wildcats’ game-by-game results 0 Texas Wesleyan 3 4 *Cameron 3 1 *Tarleton State 10 1 Dallas Baptist 8 since 1991: 7 Wayland Baptist 2 3 *Tarleton State 4 1 Dallas Baptist 7 5 Wayland Baptist 4 5 *Tarleton State 11 5 Dallas Baptist 16 7 Southwestern 3 3 *Eastern New Mexico 5 8 Dallas Baptist 13 Bill Gilbreth 6 *Central Oklahoma 0 3 *Eastern New Mexico 2 2 Oklahoma Baptist 12 1991-95 (5 seasons) 6 *Central Oklahoma 8 3 *Eastern New Mexico 4 1 Oklahoma Baptist 4 4 *Central Oklahoma 1 9 *Eastern New Mexico 2 108 wins, 137 losses, 5 Oklahoma Baptist 1 6 Wayland Baptist 0 3 *Eastern New Mexico 4 1 tie 3 Texas Christian 10 0 Tarleton State 6 3 Texas Wesleyan 7 0 Texas Christian 3 5 Tarleton State 3 2 Texas Wesleyan 3 4 Mesa State 6 ACU Opp. 4 *Eastern New Mexico 3 0 *A&M-Kingsville 12 0 Mesa State 1 1991 (13-23) 7 *Eastern New Mexico 1 1 *A&M-Kingsville 3 0 Mississippi College 4 6 Coll. of the Southwest 17 3 *Eastern New Mexico 1 5 *A&M-Kingsville 7 1 Mississippi College 2 0 Coll. of the Southwest 7 5 *Cameron 8 5 *A&M-Kingsville 6 7 Metro State 1 3 Coll. of the Southwest 1 3 *Cameron 5 3 *A&M-Kingsville 6 5 Southeastern Okla. 16 7 Howard Payne 3 1 *Cameron 6 9 *West Texas A&M 10 6 Southeastern Okla. 5 1 Howard Payne 2 3 *West Texas A&M 10 11 Cal Poly-Pomona 1 2 Tarleton State 1 1993 (30-23) 4 *West Texas A&M 5 14 Southern Utah 6 11 Howard Payne 10 23 *West Texas A&M 2 1 Texas Christian 6 6 Mesa State 3 8 Howard Payne 2 3 *Central Oklahoma 4 2 Texas Christian 21 0 Bellevue, Neb. 4 4 *Cameron 8 6 *Central Oklahoma 0 12 Coll. of the Southwest 1 5 Eastern New Mexico 10 5 *Cameron 4 1 *Central Oklahoma 2 8 Coll. of the Southwest 2 8 *Central Oklahoma 12 5 *Cameron 9 4 *Central Oklahoma 5 8 Coll. of the Southwest 0 6 *Central Oklahoma 7 1 *Cameron 4 12 *Central Oklahoma 7 4 Howard Payne 3 2 *Central Oklahoma 13 7 Howard Payne 6 5 Northwood 4 1 Howard Payne 3 6 *Central Oklahoma 8 8 Northwood 7 5 Northwood 8 5 *Central Oklahoma 9 6 Texas Wesleyan 0 2 *Central Oklahoma 13 2 Northwood 9 Jimmy Shankle 4 Texas Wesleyan 7 4 Tarleton State 8 3 *Central Oklahoma 2 13 Howard Payne 12 1996 (1 season) 4 *Central Oklahoma 7 1 Tarleton State 5 41 wins, 18 losses 4 Northwood 5 4 Cameron 3 5 Southwestern 6 2 Northwood 5 2 Southwestern 13 2 Cameron 11 14 Wayland Baptist 12 11 Cameron 9 3 Coll. of the Southwest 14 8 Wayland Baptist 1 6 Coll. of the Southwest 5 2 Cameron 1 1996 (41-18) 4 New Mexico State 5 4 *A&M-Kingsville 7 8 Coll. of the Southwest 0 5 New Mexico State 6 5 Schreiner 3 2 Southwestern 3 9 *A&M-Kingsville 5 10 Schreiner 11 1 New Mexico State 14 6 *A&M-Kingsville 0 0 Southwestern 5 9 Concordia Lutheran 6 10 Schreiner 6 4 *Central Oklahoma 2 1 *A&M-Kingsville 5 7 Texas Wesleyan 4 9 Concordia Lutheran 12 3 *Eastern New Mexico 8 9 *Central Oklahoma 22 4 *Cameron 7 7 Southern Colorado 4 5 *Central Oklahoma 6 2 *Eastern New Mexico 8 17 Southern Colorado 1 7 *Cameron 2 8 *Eastern New Mexico 7 2 *Central Oklahoma 4 10 *Cameron 3 13 Southern Colorado 5 5 Tarleton State 6 1 *Eastern New Mexico 6 9 Southern Colorado 2 7 *Cameron 2 7 *West Texas A&M 2 1 Howard Payne 0 19 Southwestern 18 7 Cameron 13 4 Howard Payne 3 7 *West Texas A&M 6 5 Cameron 1 3 *Central Oklahoma 2 9 *West Texas A&M 1 *5 Cameron 6 1 *Central Oklahoma 0 8 Cameron 3 *2 Cameron 7 3 *West Texas A&M 0 2 Dallas Baptist 4 3 *Central Oklahoma 1 LSC TOURNAMENT *2 Cameron 13 3 *Central Oklahoma 2 4 Dallas Baptist 6 *2 Cameron 3 4 Eastern New Mexico 8 6 Dallas Baptist 16 2 Texas Wesleyan 3 16 West Texas A&M 10 8 Texas Wesleyan 9 11 Hardin-Simmons 3 1992 (30-17-1) 6 Central Oklahoma 14 7 Southern Colorado 2 8 Tarleton State 6 2 A&M-Kingsville 3 12 Coll. of the Southwest 10 9 Tarleton State 5 4 Southern Colorado 12 7 Coll. of the Southwest 4 0 Dallas Baptist 3 1995 (17-36) 5 Southern Colorado 7 8 Coll. of the Southwest 9 1 Dallas Baptist 9 11 Southern Colorado 3 1 Texas Christian 10 4 Howard Payne 0 0 Dallas Baptist 10 4 Nebraska-Kearney 9 6 Howard Payne 2 5 Southwestern 3 3 Dallas Baptist 1 9 Nebraska-Kearney 6 1 Dallas Baptist 3 9 Southwestern 6 4 *A&M-Kingsville 5 5 Nebraska-Kearney 18 0 Hardin-Simmons 10 3 Texas Wesleyan 6 0 *A&M-Kingsville 7 14 Metro State 5 11 Howard Payne 0 4 Texas Wesleyan 5 7 *A&M-Kingsville 4 5 Metro State 2 1 Texas Wesleyan 2 7 Coll. of the Southwest 0 2 *A&M-Kingsville 3 5 Metro State 2 2 Texas Wesleyan 3 12 Coll. of the Southwest 8 2 Texas Tech 4 4 Howard Payne 2 5 Cameron 11 13 Coll. of the Southwest 1 5 Texas Tech 12 7 Howard Payne 5 4 Cameron 15 8 Sul Ross State 0 1 *Eastern New Mexico 3 5 McMurry 3 3 Cameron 13 3 Sul Ross State 4 2 *Eastern New Mexico 0 16 National Christian 2 5 Cameron 6 10 Sul Ross State 1 10 *Eastern New Mexico 5 22 National Christian 0 10 Marycrest, Iowa 7 4 Sul Ross State 5 8 *Eastern New Mexico 2 17 National Christian 4 5 Wayland Baptist 0 6 *Central Oklahoma 7 9 Tarleton State 2 12 St. Edward’s 11 3 West Texas A&M 5 3 *Central Oklahoma 4 3 Tarleton State 11 5 St. Edward’s 2 8 Marycrest, Iowa 0 4 *Central Oklahoma 8 LONE STAR CONFERENCE 6 *Eastern New Mexico 5 5 Howard Payne 3 2 Wayland Baptist 1 13 *Eastern New Mexico 4

www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 31 15 *Eastern New Mexico 8 5 *Eastern New Mexico 2 11 Hardin-Simmons 7 ACU ALL-TIME vs. OPPONENTS 18 *A&M-Kingsville 5 14 *A&M-Kingsville 13 vs. Division I Opponents California, Pa. 1 0 vs. Division III Opponents 4 *A&M-Kingsville 1 ACU Opp. Cal Poly-Pomona 1 0 ACU Opp. 8 *A&M-Kingsville 3 Arkansas 0 2 Cameron 47 32 Austin College 5 1 4 Texas Wesleyan 8 Arkansas State 5 11 Central Missouri 1 2 Concordia 3 2 9 *West Texas A&M 4 Baylor 2 12 Hardin-Simmons 19 31 11 *West Texas A&M 14 Central Oklahoma 38 37 11 *West Texas A&M 5 California-Davis 0 1 Colo. School of Mines 19 0 Howard Payne 27 7 9 *West Texas A&M 12 Central Michigan 0 6 Colo. State-Pueblo 9 4 LeTourneau 2 0 8 McMurry 0 Colorado Christian 4 0 (formerly Southern Colorado) McMurry 7 0 5 *Central Oklahoma 4 *Dallas Baptist 13 30 Delta State 10 18 Mary Hardin-Baylor 2 2 9 *Central Oklahoma 2 Drake 1 0 East Central Oklahoma 37 9 Mississippi College 0 2 6 *Central Oklahoma 7 Incarnate Word 34 18 Eastern New Mexico 72 31 Southwestern 16 21 3 *Tarleton State 9 Kansas State 1 1 Harding 6 0 Sul Ross State 14 27 9 *Tarleton State 4 Kennesaw State, Ga. 0 1 Henderson State 8 1 Texas Lutheran 3 2 2 *Tarleton State 4 18 *Tarleton State 17 Kent State 0 2 Lincoln, Mo. 4 0 Trinity 13 21 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL Lamar 5 10 Marietta College 1 0 University of Dallas 11 18 3 Wingate, N.C. 2 Louisiana Tech 2 5 Mesa State 1 3 Univ. of the Southwest 19 4 4 Delta State, Miss. 5 Louisiana-Lafayette 0 6 Metro State 10 0 vs. other Opponents (formerly SW Louisiana) 2 Delta State, Miss. 4 Midwestern State 6 4 ACU Opp. McNeese State 2 1 Minn. State-Mankato 3 5 Baker University 2 0 Mississippi 0 1 Nebraska-Kearney 5 5 Bellevue, Neb. 0 2 Nebraska 1 0 Britt Bonneau New Mexico Highlands 7 8 Brooke Army Medical 0 1 Nebraska-Omaha 2 1 1997-present (17 years) North Alabama 2 0 Cisco Junior College 6 0 New Mexico State 0 3 671 wins, 324 losses, Northeastern State 33 11 Coe College 4 3 Northwest State (La.) 1 1 1 tie Northwest Missouri St. 3 0 Dyess AFB 3 1 North Texas 2 3 Northwood 3 6 Fort Hood 1 2 Prairie View A&M 1 0 Ouachita Baptist 4 1 Goodfellow AFB 11 1 1997 (34-22) Sam Houston State 6 24 Panhandle State 13 0 Lubbock Christian 8 33 7 Schreiner 15 Southern Utah 1 0 St. Edward’s 26 16 Madonna, Mich. 1 1 11 Schreiner 10 Stephen F. Austin 6 6 St. Mary’s 24 13 Marycrest, Iowa 2 0 14 Metro State 5 Texas 0 2 5 Metro State 1 SE Oklahoma 28 20 National Christian 3 0 Texas A&M 0 2 16 Metro State 2 Southern Arkansas 3 8 National Guard 1 0 Texas-Arlington 6 15 5 Metro State 3 Tampa, Fla. 0 2 Oklahoma Baptist 1 2 Texas-El Paso 1 3 28 Panhandle State, Okla. 6 Tarleton State 79 64 Oklahoma Christian 5 4 Texas-San Antonio 1 1 17 Panhandle State, Okla. 3 SW Oklahoma 22 3 Paul Quinn 0 4 11 Panhandle State, Okla. 1 Texas Christian 1 17 Texas A&M-Int’l 4 0 Richland 3 1 15 Panhandle State, Okla. 1 Texas Tech 16 26 Texas A&M-Kingsville 58 42 Schreiner 3 2 7 Dallas Baptist 5 Wichita State 0 2 12 Dallas Baptist 13 Texas-Permian Basin 13 1 Sheppard AFB 3 2 8 Dallas Baptist 7 vs. Division II Opponents Valdosta State 1 0 Texas College 1 0 1 St. Edward’s 3 ACU Opp. Wayland Baptist 9 3 *Texas Wesleyan 14 20 4 Howard Payne 10 Alabama-Huntsville 3 1 Wayne State, Neb. 2 2 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1 1 22 New Mexico Highlands 6 Angelo State 32 25 West Alabama 2 1 York College 2 0 3 New Mexico Highlands 1 Arkansas-Monticello 1 0 West Texas A&M 79 37 15 New Mexico Highlands 10 * Series with Texas Wesleyan (1992) and Dallas Arkansas Tech 7 4 Wingate, N.C. 1 0 Baptist (2000) includes an official tie. 9 Wayne State, Neb. 10 Bellarmine 2 1 7 Wayne State, Neb. 5 18 St. Edward’s 3 17 Wayne State, Neb. 4 17 Colo. School of Mines 13 7 Wayne State, Neb. 14 16 *Tarleton State 15 4 *Cameron 1 14 Colo. School of Mines 1 9 NE (Okla.) State 10 10 *Tarleton State 7 16 *Cameron 2 7 Concordia Lutheran 2 3 NE (Okla.) State 2 13 *Tarleton State 10 LSC TOURNAMENT 12 Concorida Lutheran 7 6 NE (Okla.) State 5 0 *Tarleton State 6 1 Tarleton State 6 8 Minn. State-Mankato 5 10 McMurry 9 5 Central Oklahoma 6 1998 (41-17) 6 Minn. State-Mankato 7 11 Ouachita Baptist 0 5 Minn. State-Mankato 10 1999 (41-19) 9 Ouachita Baptist 5 5 Panhandle State 0 9 St. Edward’s 5 5 Ouachita Baptist 4 10 Panhandle State 1 4 NE (Okla.) State 3 0 *Tarleton State 11 13 Wayland Baptist 8 3 NE (Okla.) State 4 5 NE (Okla.) State 6 9 *Tarleton State 2 4 Minn. State-Mankato 6 3 NE (Okla.) State 9 1 NE (Okla.) State 0 2 *Talreton State 3 24 Hardin-Simmons 0 12 NE (Okla.) State 3 10 NE (Okla.) State 8 4 *Tarleton State 2 9 *Eastern New Mexico 8 7 NE (Okla.) State 4 6 Incarnate Word 4 10 Lubbock Christian 19 14 *Eastern New Meixco 3 8 Lubbock Christian 11 2 Incarante Word 12 4 *Eastern New Mexico 2 4 *Eastern New Mexico 6 7 Northwest Missouri 1 5 Incarnate Word 1 6 *Eastern New Mexico 1 15 *Eastern New Mexico 9 8 Northwest Missouri 0 12 Howard Payne 3 7 *Eastern New Mexico 1 11 McMurry 10 9 Northwest Missouri 2 6 East Central (Okla.) 1 3 *Eastern New Mexico 6 1 *A&M-Kingsville 6 10 Southern Colorado 1 16 East Central (Okla.) 4 12 Texas Tech 17 0 *A&M-Kingsville 8 6 Southern Colorado 3 8 East Central (Okla.) 1 3 *A&M-Kingsville 9 4 *A&M-Kingsville 5 13 Southern Colorado 4 3 Texas Wesleyan 9 15 *A&M-Kingsville 3 2 *A&M-Kingsville 3 4 Southern Colorado 5 7 St. Edward’s 2 6 *A&M-Kingsville 0 11 Hardin-Simmons 13 7 Wayland Baptist 1 14 St. Edward’s 1 11 *A&M-Kingsville 7 3 *West Texas A&M 10 4 Dallas Baptist 14 14 St. Edward’s 13 15 St. Mary’s 12 11 *West Texas A&M 7 4 Harding 3 8 Nebraska-Kearney 7 13 Austin College 1 2 *West Texas A&M 8 3 Southeastern Oklahoma 4 4 Nebraska-Kearney 14 4 *West Texas A&M 3 6 *West Texas A&M 8 5 Ouachita Baptist 2 7 Nebraska-Kearney 1 5 *West Texas A&M 1 5 Concordia Lutheran 7 6 East Central (Okla.) 1 10 Nebraska-Kearney 8 7 *West Texas A&M 4 9 *Central Oklahoma 8 7 St. Edward’s 2 10 Nebraska-Kearney 5 4 *West Texas A&M 5 4 *Central Oklahoma 5 4 Colo. School of Mines 1 17 York College 4 10 *Cameron 1 1 *Central Oklahoma 12 20 Colo. School of Mines 0 7 *Cameron 2 4 *Central Oklahoma 12 15 Colo. School of Mines 8

32 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com 12 York College 1 10 *Tarleton State 3 4 East Central 3 8 Dallas Baptist 2 12 Southern Colorado 2 7 *Tarleton State 11 26 East Central 1 10 * West Texas A&M 4 2 Southern Colorado 9 12 McMurry 11 19 East Central 8 7 * West Texas A&M 9 12 Colo. School of Mines 2 1 *Eastern New Mexico 3 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 16 * West Texas A&M 6 1 Colo. School of Mines 0 9 *Eastern New Mexico 0 6 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 4 East Central 1 3 Colo. School of Mines 1 6 *Eastern New Mexico 2 16 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 1 East Central 3 4 Color. School of Mines 3 17 *Eastern New Mexico 4 9 Dallas Baptist 11 1 * Tarleton State 6 15 Minn. State-Mankato 4 LSC TOURNAMENT 11 Dallas Baptist 10 1 * Tarleton State 6 11 Minn. State-Mankato 3 19 Southeastern Okla. 12 10 * Eastern New Mexico 5 12 * Tarleton State 7 1 Minn. State-Mankato 2 14 Northeastern St. 7 3 * Eastern New Mexico 5 6 Incarnate Word 3 7 St. Edward’s 18 2 Northeastern St. 15 8 * Eastern New Mexico 9 10 Incarnate Word 4 9 St. Edward’s 4 20 Northeastern St. 10 5 * West Texas A&M 3 1 Dallas Baptist 0 2 *Eastern New Mexico 0 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL 6 * West Texas A&M 2 3 Dallas Baptist 6 13 *Eastern New Mexico 6 18 Ala.-Huntsville 6 7 * Tarleton State 8 11 St. Edward’s 7 3 Lubbock Christian 4 13 Delta State 14 9 * Tarleton State 5 1 St. Edward’s 3 1 *A&M-Kingsville 4 2 Southeastern Okla. 9 9 * Tarleton State 3 2 St. Mary’s 1 4 *A&M-Kingsville 3 9 Lubbock Christian 16 12 St. Mary’s 4 4 *A&M-Kingsville 12 2001 (43-17) 13 Colorado Mines 13 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 8 *A&M-Kingsville 6 4 St. Edward’s 0 7 Colorado Mines 6 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 2 Wayland Baptsit 10 5 St. Edward’s 7 12 Colorado Mines 4 13 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 1 Wayland Baptist 7 5 St. Edward’s 4 4 SE Oklahoma 9 4 * E. New Mexico 5 7 *West Texas A&M 8 9 Howard Payne 4 7 SE Oklahoma 13 19 * E. New Mexico 5 12 *West Texas A&M 5 5 Delta State 7 6 SE Oklahoma 0 10 * E. New Mexico 5 12 *West Texas A&M 5 6 Delta State 3 12 Baker University 0 1 Texas-San Antonio 4 15 *West Texas A&M 11 5 Delta State 2 7 Baker University 0 12 Lincoln, Mo. 5 1 Howard Payne 3 10 Delta State 0 7 UT-San Antonio 2 20 Lincoln, Mo. 2 4 *Cameron 0 1 *A&M-Kingsville 3 4 * Eastern New Mexico 36 6 Lincoln, Mo. 5 15 *Cameron 1 11 *A&M-Kingsville 0 * Eastern New Mexico 1 10 Lincoln, Mo. 1 19 *Cameron 1 4 *A&M-Kingsville 1 3 * Eastern New Mexico 0 LSC TOURNAMENT 12 *Cameron 3 6 Texas Wesleyan 4 1 Incarnate Word 8 5 Central Oklahoma 8 9 Texas Wesleyan 8 16 *E. New Mexico 3 6 Incarnate Word 3 5 Tarleton State 3 6 *Tarleton State 12 2 *E. New Mexico 7 0 * West Texas A&M 3 7 Central Oklahoma 4 5 *Tarleton State 6 9 *E. New Mexico 3 9 * West Texas A&M 0 4 SE Oklahoma State 3 2 *Tarleton State 6 10 McMurry 2 7 * West Texas A&M 8 1 SE Oklahoma State 11 9 *Tarleton State 3 2 *West Texas A&M 4 3 St. Mary’s 14 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL LSC TOURNAMENT 8 *West Texas A&M 3 13 St. Mary’s 6 9 Central Oklahoma 5 14 SE Oklahoma 15 15 *West Texas A&M 10 6 * Tarleton State 1 14 Delta State 5 3 Tarleton State 2 1 St. Mary’s 0 1 * Tarleton State 3 13 Delta State 10 8 NE (Okla.) State 4 1 St. Mary’s 7 8 * Tarleton State 4 NCAA II COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 7 Southeastern Oklahoma 9 9 *Tarleton State 5 12 Austin College 2 2 Tampa, Fla. 14 7 *Tarleton State 0 7 Sam Houston State 4 3 California-Davis 5 2000 (41-16-1) 3 *Tarleton State 6 15 St. Edward’s 0 6 Panhandle State 0 12 Colo. School of Mines 10 5 St. Edward’s 1 2004 (31-25) 5 Panhandle State 0 16 Colo. School of Mines 5 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 9 St. Edward’s 5 16 Panhandle State 2 19 East Central 2 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 1 St. Edward’s 4 18 Coll of the SWest 0 13 East Central 0 11 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 5 St. Mary’s 0 17 Coll of the SWest 1 12 SE Oklahoma State 0 12 St. Edward’s 2 8 St. Mary’s 9 27 Incarnate Word 4 2 SE Oklahoma State 6 10 St. Edward’s 1 2 Incarnate Word 12 9 Incarnate Word 4 12 SE Oklahoma State 13 LSC TOURNAMENT 11 Incarnate Word 12 6 Incarnate Word 5 6 Hardin-Simmons 1 12 SW Oklahoma 5 4 Incarnate Word 6 3 Mississippi 9 4 *E. New Mexico 2 6 Tarleton State 1 4 Incarnate Word 7 16 North Alabama 5 9 *E. New Mexico 5 17 Tarleton State 3 4 Panhandle State 0 6 North Alabama 5 6 *E. New Mexico 3 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL 20 Panhandle State 1 3 Delta State 0 9 *West Texas A&M 1 8 Valdosta State, Ga. 7 13 Panhandle State 2 3 Dallas Baptist 3 17 *West Texas A&M 1 5 Delta State, Miss. 6 7 Panhandle State 2 7 St. Edward’s 6 5 *West Texas A&M 2 10 Central Oklahoma 2 4 Dallas Baptist 5 5 St. Edward’s 3 9 Hardin-Simmons 15 2 Delta State, Miss. 3 2 * West Texas A&M 12 11 Hardin-Simmons 8 4 St. Mary’s 12 6 * West Texas A&M 1 3 St. Mary’s 1 6 *Tarleton State 10 2003 (45-20) 10 * West Texas A&M 4 18 Harding 4 7 *Tarleton State 1 6 Incarnate Word 5 11 * Tarleton State 10 4 Northeastern State 8 5 *Tarleton State 3 5 Incarnate Word 7 6 * Tarleton State 5 4 Southeastern Okla. 3 1 Dallas Baptist 6 9 Incarnate Word 8 4 * Tarleton State 7 8 Texas Wesleyan 4 5 Dallas Baptist 2 13 Incarnate Word 4 0 Cameron 2 13 Colorado Mines 3 5 Incarnate Word 4 5 Northeastern State 1 0 Cameron 2 14 Colorado Mines 2 7 Incarnate Word 8 3 Northeastern State 0 2 St. Edward’s 4 7 Nebraska-Omaha 4 15 Incarnate Word 11 13 Northeastern State 4 5 St. Edward’s 6 4 Nebraska-Omaha 0 8 Incarnate Word 7 1 St. Mary’s 3 6 St. Edward’s 10 3 Minn. St-Mankato 10 8 Texas Wesleyan 6 15 St. Mary’s 4 6 St. Edward’s 4 1 Wayland Baptist 5 8 Texas Wesleyan 9 5 * E. New Mexico 3 6 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 10 8 *A&M-Kingsville 3 3 *A&M-Kingsville 0 7 * E. New Mexico 6 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 7 *A&M-Kingsville 5 5 *A&M-Kingsville 0 12 * E. New Mexico 6 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 2 *A&M-Kingsville 12 7 *A&M-Kingsville 5 10 * West Texas A&M 9 7 Colorado Mines 2 6 *A&M-Kingsville 8 8 Dallas Baptist 5 12 * West Texas A&M 1 8 Colorado Mines 5 7 St. Edward’s 8 LSC TOURNAMENT 13 * West Texas A&M 9 8 Colorado Mines 1 9 *West Texas A&M 8 11 SE Oklahoma State 10 0 * Tarleton State 1 8 * Eastern New Mexico 3 8 *West Texas A&M 4 15 Central Oklahoma 10 9 * Tarleton State 11 10 * Eastern New Mexico 3 9 *West Texas A&M 1 6 Central Oklahoma 5 10 * Tarleton State 4 11 * Eastern New Mexico 10 6 *West Texas A&M 9 NCAA SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL 0 Tampa, Fla. 3 6 St. Mary’s 0 8 Howard Payne 6 1 Ala.-Huntsville 3 6 California, Pa. 5 6 St. Mary’s 2 9 *Cameron 8 3 Central Oklahoma 6 7 Alabama-Huntsville 2 4 * Tarleton State 6 0 *Cameron 1 8 West Alabama 4 10 * Tarleton State 1 3 *Cameron 1 2002 (45-14) 2 Kennesaw State, Ga. 6 4 * Tarleton State 1 10 *Cameron 9 6 Incarnate Word 5 16 Prairie View A&M 4 12 Dallas Baptist 11 9 Hardin-Simmons 1 3 Incarnate Word 2 2 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 17 Texas-Permian Basin 2 13 *Tarleton State 14 3 Incarnate Word 1 3 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 8 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 8 *Tarleton State 9 13 Incarnate Word 9 10 Dallas Baptist 8 2 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 www.acusports.com 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL 33 3 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 11 Incarnate Word 4 7 Central Oklahoma 8 4 * Tarleton State 3 7 Incarnate Word 14 5 Central Oklahoma 1 9 Central Oklahoma 10 8 * Tarleton State 0 0 Incarnate Word 3 20 Central Oklahoma 4 7 Central Oklahoma 5 LSC TOURNAMENT 7 * Eastern New Mexico 4 4 East Central 5 9 Central Oklahoma 7 3 Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 9 * Eastern New Mexico 3 10 East Central 3 14 * Tarleton State 13 4 Angelo State 2 10 * Eastern New Mexico 6 5 East Central 3 8 * Tarleton State 1 4 SE Oklahoma State 3 9 Texas Tech 19 10 East Central 0 7 * Tarleton State 4 6 Central Oklahoma 2 10 * West Texas A&M 9 10 Northeastern State 4 2 * Tarleton State 1 6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 1 * West Texas A&M 2 3 Northeastern State 0 18 Incarnate Word 7 NCAA REGIONAL 6 * West Texas A&M 4 8 Northeastern State 7 10 * Angelo State 3 8 West Alabama 8 LSC TOURNAMENT 8 Northeastern State 2 1 * Angelo State 0 5 Ouachita Baptist 10 5 East Central 2 1 SE Oklahoma State 5 13 * Angelo State 14 8 Southern Arkansas 9 3 Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 8 SE Oklahoma State 1 2 * Angelo State 3 2 SE Oklhoma State 4 10 SE Oklahoma State 9 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 2009 (44-19) 8 SE Oklahoma State 2 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 5 Incarnate Word 2 2005 (42-17) 4 Henderson State 13 5 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 3 New Mexico Highlands 10 4 Delta State 10 4 Henderson State 2 3 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 5 New Mexico Highlands 7 7 St. Edward’s 2 19 SW Oklahoma State 2 6 * Eastern New Mexico 3 10 New Mexico Highlands 2 12 St. Mary’s 4 11 SW Oklahoma State 10 4 * Eastern New Mexico 2 3 New Mexico Highlands 2 0 Incarnate Word 4 15 Texas-Permian Basin 4 6 * Eastern New Mexico 1 8 * SW Oklahoma State 1 9 Incarnate Word 0 0 Cameron 4 9 * Eastern New Mexico 3 3 * SW Oklahoma State 2 22 Incarnate Word 8 17 Cameron 5 2 Texas-Permian Basin 1 2 * SW Oklahoma State 1 7 Cameron 3 3 Cameron 5 14 Texas-Permian Basin 6 15 * SW Oklahoma State 5 7 Cameron 1 2 Cameron 3 5 * West Texas A&M 3 14 * Central Oklahoma 12 14 Cameron 8 2 * Tarleton State 4 2 * West Texas A&M 0 14 * Central Oklahoma 2 11 Cameron 8 5 * Tarleton State 8 9 * West Texas A&M 4 7 * Central Oklahoma 8 6 Central Oklahoma 7 16 * Tarleton State 12 4 * West Texas A&M 1 12 * Central Oklahoma 8 5 Central Oklahoma 4 10 * Tarleton State 7 LSC TOURNAMENT 11 #24 St. Mary’s 7 0 Central Oklahoma 8 18 * Angelo State 6 9 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 5 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 6 Central Oklahoma 4 1 * Angelo State 9 12 SW Oklahoma State 0 9 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 3 Incarnate Word 6 4 * Angelo State 2 3 Central Oklahoma 0 7 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 15 5 Incarnate Word 9 4 * Angelo State 2 2 Angelo State 8 11 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 11 East Central 12 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 1 Angelo State 3 3 Texas Wesleyan 6 13 East Central 1 2 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 7 * West Texas A&M 6 5 East Central 4 12 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 9 2008 (44-17) 6 * West Texas A&M 4 15 Arkansas Tech 11 1 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 13 10 Delta State 8 16 * West Texas A&M 0 9 Arkansas Tech 10 21 Texas-Permian Basin 1 5 Delta State 15 6 * West Texas A&M 1 3 Northeastern State 4 9 * Eastern New Mexico 3 7 Delta State 8 4 #17 Marietta College 2 2 Northeastern State 0 9 * Eastern New Mexico 1 10 Southern Arkansas 12 14 University of Southwest 2 5 Northeastern State 11 0 * Eastern New Mexico 4 8 Southern Arkansas 14 15 University of Southwest 2 12 Northeastern State 8 6 * Eastern New Mexico 1 0 Southern Arkansas 5 1 * East Central 5 19 SE Oklahoma State 7 12 Incarnate Word 0 6 * SW Oklahoma State 1 10 * East Central 11 8 SE Oklahoma State 7 3 * West Texas A&M 4 10 * SW Oklahoma State 2 7 * East Central 6 13 SE Oklahoma State 1 10 * West Texas A&M 3 15 * SW Oklahoma Sate 5 14 * East Central 6 9 SE Oklahoma State 5 12 * West Texas A&M 0 8 St. Mary’s 9 11 * SE OKlahoma State 6 14 SW Oklahoma State 6 3 * West Texas A&M 4 4 * Central Oklahoma 7 6 * SE Oklahoma State 4 9 SW Oklahoma State 2 LSC TOURNAMENT 12 * Central Oklahoma 11 1 * SE OKlahoma State 2 7 SW Oklahoma State 0 6 Cameron 9 10 * Central Oklahoma 12 11 * SE Oklahoma State 8 9 SW Oklahoma State 3 8 SE Oklahoma State 2 3 * Central Oklahoma 1 8 * Eastern New Mexico 9 8 * West Texas A&M 3 5 Angelo State 0 10 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 14 * Eastern New Mexico 3 26 * West Texas A&M 4 12 Central Oklahoma 6 14 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 8 10 * Eastern New Mexico 11 15 * West Texas A&M 2 4 Central Oklahoma 6 2 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 7 * Eastern New Mexico 6 11 * West Texas A&M 2 NCAA REGIONAL 15 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 8 8 * #17 Angelo State 5 12 St. Edward’s 6 8 Incarnate Word 5 3 * West Texas A&M 2 6 * #17 Angelo State 23 8 St. Edward’s 7 4 West Alabama 8 23 * West Texas A&M 2 5 * #17 Angelo State 3 2 * Tarleton State 8 4 Southern Arkansas 5 8 * West Texas A&M 5 8 * #17 Angelo State 6 1 * Tarleton State 0 15 * West Texas A&M 1 4 * Northeastern State 3 14 * Tarleton State 2 2007 (47-13) 12 College of the S’West 1 5 * Northeastern State 8 8 * Tarleton State 6 10 Henderson State 5 4 College of the S’West 0 5 * Northeastern State 3 9 * Angelo State 2 3 Henderson State 2 12 * East Central 9 4 * Northeastern State 3 4 * Angelo State 2 14 Henderson State 3 14 * East Central 2 8 Texas Wesleyan 3 14 * Angelo State 2 8 St. Mary’s 0 5 * East Central 3 1 * #21 Cameron 2 4 * Angelo State 5 6 Southern Arkansas 8 6 * East Central 4 2 * #21 Cameron 14 19 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 3 Southern Arkansas 0 5 * SE Oklahoma State 2 6 * #21 Cameron 10 3 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 8 7 Southern Arkansas 8 11 * SE Oklahoma State 9 12 * #21 Cameron 2 12 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 5 10 Incarnate Word 1 3 * SE Oklahoma State 4 12 #16UT-Permian Basin 2 8 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 6 East Central 1 3 * SE Oklahoma State 5 2 * Tarleton State 3 6 * Eastern New Mexico 4 7 East Central 0 14 * Eastern New Mexico 8 7 * Tarleton State 1 0 * Eastern New Mexico 5 20 East Central 0 17 * Eastern New Mexico 4 3 * Tarleton State 6 11 * Eastern New Mexico 3 25 East Central 4 3 * Eastern New Mexico 1 17 * Tarleton State 11 12 * Eastern New Mexico 4 5 Northeastern State 10 6 * Eastern New Mexico 7 LSC TOURNAMENT 10 Dallas Baptist 13 15 Northeatern State 5 17 * Angelo State 12 7 SE Oklahoma State 2 NCAA REGIONAL 12 SE Oklahoma State 11 3 * Angelo State 6 7 #16 Angelo State 1 12 Central Oklahoma 11 15 SE Oklahoma State 3 6 * Angelo State 1 5 Tarleton State 4 2 Delta State (Miss.) 17 9 SE Oklahoma State 6 12 * Angelo State 9 6 #16 Angelo State 0 0 Central Oklahoma 2 19 SE Oklahoma State 5 11 Texas-Permian Basin 0 NCAA REGIONAL 5 SW Oklahoma State 2 5 * Northeastern State 3 4 #27 Nebraska-Omaha 5 2006 (44-18) 4 SW Oklahoma State 3 8 * Northeastern State 5 10 #22 UT-Permian Basin 9 5 Ala.-Huntsville 4 3 SW Oklahoma State 0 9 * Northeastern State 5 2 #17 Angelo State 4 8 Henderson State 4 16 SW Oklahoma State 1 9 * Northeastern State 5 9 Henderson State 8 3 Delta State 9 21 * Cameron 11 2010 (50-15) 6 Henderson State 2 6 Delta State 15 12 * Cameron 5 16 Harding 9 7 St. Mary’s 6 5 Cameron 2 17 * Cameron 5 6 Harding 5 12 Arkansas Tech 2 3 Cameron 5 4 * Cameron 3 8 Harding 2 17 Arkansas Tech 16 3 Cameron 2 14 Incarnate Word 4 4 Harding 2 14 Arkansas Tech 16 17 Cameron 1 16 * Tarleton State 7 15 * Central Oklahoma 6

34 2014 ACU WILDCAT BASEBALL www.acusports.com 12 * Central Oklahoma 1 2011 (24-23) 3 East Central 5 4 Bellarmine 5 2 * Central Oklahoma 6 13 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 6 East Central 11 5 Delta State 6 20 * Central Oklahoma 6 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 5 East Central 2 10 Delta State 4 12 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 6 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 2 Eastern New Mexico 6 12 * Incarnate Word 8 14 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 4 * East Central 1 6 Cameron 9 1 * Incarnate Word 5 6 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 3 * East Central 2 1 Tarleton State 6 3 * Incarnate Word 2 1 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 4 6 * East Central 5 4 Delta State 9 5 * Incarnate Word 4 11 Henderson State 4 6 St. Edward’s 2 6 Delta State 3 12 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 11 Texas College 1 5 * Southeastern Oklahoma 11 6 Delta State 7 3 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 7 St. Edward’s 0 12 * Southeastern Oklahoma 7 11 * Incarnate Word 8 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 5 * East Central 3 4 * Southeastern Oklahoma 7 1 * Incarnate Word 3 3 * Texas A&M-Kingville 4 11 * East Central 1 5 #11 St. Mary’s 12 1 * Incarnate Word 5 10 * Eastern New Mexico 11 9 * East Central 2 15 Texas A&M-International 0 13 * Incarnate Word 10 2 * Eastern New Mexico 1 10 * East Central 0 8 Texas A&M-International 4 4 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 1 5 * Eastern New Mexico 4 0 * Southeastern Oklahoma 1 6 Texas A&M-International 5 0 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 11 4 * Eastern New Mexico 2 10 * Southeastern Oklahoma 11 11 Texas A&M-International 5 1 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 0 3 * West Texas A&M 7 8 * Southeastern Oklahoma 2 9 Univ. of the Southwest 5 1 * Texas A&M-Kingsville 3 3 * West Texas A&M 0 9 * Southeastern Oklahoma 10 4 Univ. of the Southwest 3 11 * Eastern New Mexico 8 1 * West Texas A&M 3 5 Delta State 8 1 * Angelo State 10 12 * Eastern New Mexico 13 2 * West Texas A&M 11 5 Delta State 4 4 * Angelo State 8 9 * Eastern New Mexico 17 0 * Cameron 8 3 * Eastern New Mexico 4 8 * Angelo State 16 13 * Eastern New Mexico 9 2 * Cameron 1 15 * Eastern New Mexico 5 6 Texas-Permian Basin 7 10 * West Texas A&M 7 4 * Cameron 3 12 * Eastern New Mexico 5 8 * Tarleton State 5 1 * West Texas A&M 2 12 * Cameron 4 13 * Eastern New Mexico 3 2 * Tarleton State 15 0 * West Texas A&M 8 2 * Tarleton State 9 11 Texas-Permian Basin 4 18 * Tarleton State 6 14 * West Texas A&M 4 4 * Tarleton State 12 5 * Angelo State 0 11 St. Edward’s 24 0 * Cameron 3 1 * Tarleton State 3 10 * Angelo State 0 13 * Northeastern State 7 17 * Cameron 13 7 * Tarleton State 2 16 * Angelo State 8 11 * Northeastern State 5 2 * Cameron 7 12 UT-Permian Basin 1 16 * Angelo State 14 12 * Northeastern State 6 13 * Cameron 10 7 * Angelo State 2 10 Texas Wesleyan 4 3 Delta State 6 11 Texas-Permian Basin 1 1 * Angelo State 3 7 Texas Wesleyan 0 1 Delta State 6 2 * Tarleton State 5 1 * Angelo State 6 7 * Northeastern State 1 7 * Central Oklahoma 6 2 * Tarleton State 1 2 * Angelo State 4 8 * Northeastern State 9 7 * Central Oklahoma 5 2 * Tarleton State 3 LSC TOURNAMENT 12 * Northeastern State 2 13 * Central Oklahoma 15 8 * Tarleton State 10 8 Texas A&M-Kingsville 9 9 * Northeastern State 4 5 * Eastern New Mexico 10 0 * Angelo State 16 6 Incarnate Word 3 12 Texas Wesleyan 3 5 * Eastern New Mexico 2 2 * Angelo State 14 3 Angelo State 4 6 Texas Wesleyan 0 8 * Eastern New Mexico 4 2 * Angelo State 4 4 * Cameron 2 2 St. Mary’s 6 3 * Angelo State 12 * Lone Star Conference 5 * Cameron 1 1 * West Texas A&M 11 LSC TOURNAMENT 4 * Cameron 3 8 * West Texas A&M 13 1 Angelo State 11 3 * Cameron 2 10 * West Texas A&M 9 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 3 St. Edward’s 18 5 Texas-Permian Basin 4 14 Incarnate Word 3 1 * Southwestern Oklahoma 2 6 * Cameron 9 2 Tarleton State 3 7 * Southwestern Oklahoma 1 0 * Cameron 7 12 * Southwestern Oklahoma 0 3 * Cameron 14 2013 (29-24) 8 Texas Permian-Basin 3 17 * Southwestern Oklahoma 6 13 Ark.-Monticello 3 3 * Tarleton State 4 13 * Southwestern Oklahoma 17 1 Central Missouri 8 7 * Tarleton State 13 11 * Southwestern Oklahoma 12 12 Incarnate Word 5 4 * Tarleton State 7 5 Texas A&M-Kingsville 8 6 * Tarleton State 3 2012 (26-28) 14 East Central 2 LSC TOURNAMENT 12 Arkansas Tech 10 0 East Central 3 10 Tarleton State 3 2 Arkansas Tech 6 2 East Central 1 16 Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 14 Arkansas Tech 17 5 East Central 10 13 Cameron 7 15 Arkansas Tech 11 10 McMurry 2 6 Angelo State 4 5 Colorado Christian 2 15 N.M. Highlands 5 NCAA REGIONAL 11 Colorado Christian 0 1 N.M. Highlands 11 10 #30 St. Mary’s 2 10 Colorado Christian 2 5 N.M. Highlands 0 4 #26 Incarnate Word 5 10 Colorado Christian 9 4 N.M. Highlands 5 9 #30 St. Mary’s 8 4 Southern Arkansas 3 18 Eastern New Mexico 3 9 #26 Incarnate Word 4 11 Southern Arkansas 9 8 Cameron 2 11 #3 Central Missouri 5 5 Southern Arkansas 6 5 Bellarmine 2 4 #3 Central Missouri 11 6 East Central 5 4 Bellarmine 2

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