2005 Baseball Game Notes

2005 University of Cincinnati Baseball Year End Notes Final Record: 25-30 Conference USA: 10-19 (10th of 12) Home: 16-13 2005 Baseball Game Notes Away: 9-17 2005 Schedule and Results SETTING THE SCENE: The 2005 season was one of considerable improvement for the Date Opponent Time/Result University of Cincinnati baseball team as it started its quest back to its winning tradition. While Feb. 11 at No. 28 Florida Atlantic L, 7-6 (13 ings.) the season did end without a Conference USA Tournament berth, the Bearcats finished with Feb. 12 at No. 28 Florida Atlantic L, 6-3 a 25-30 overall record, a 10-win increase over the past two campaigns. UC also won 10 C-USA Feb. 13 at No. 28 Florida Atlantic L, 11-9 Feb. 18 at Duke W, 3-1 games, its highest total since recording 11 in 2002. The Bearcats should be well stocked for Feb. 19 at Duke W, 14-13 their first season of BIG EAST competition in 2006, as a total of 19 letterwinners are expected Feb. 20 at Duke W, 6-3 to return, along with a talented freshman class. Feb. 25 at Wake Forest L, 10-9 (12 inngs.) Feb. 26 at Wake Forest L, 11-7 Feb. 27 at Wake Forest W, 5-2 NOTES FROM THE 2005 SEASON: Mar. 4 CLEVELAND STATE W, 9-0 • Jim Olds wrapped up the season on a high note as he hit safely in the final 13 games of his Mar. 5 CLEVELAND STATE W, 7-1 Mar. 6 CLEVELAND STATE W, 14-2 collegiate career. In putting together the longest hit streak of the season by any Bearcat, the Mar. 11 WESTERN MICHIGAN Cancelled senior also set a new personal best, topping his previous high of four straight set earlier this Mar. 12 WESTERN MICHIGAN Cancelled season. Olds hit .444 during the stretch. Mar. 13 WESTERN MICHIGAN Cancelled • Josh Kay sprinkled his name throughout the UC record books with a dominating senior Mar. 13 XAVIER W, 6-0 Mar. 18 LOUISVILLE* L, 15-12 season as the Bearcats’ closer. Kay saved nine games in 2005, tying him for the second-highest Mar. 19 LOUISVILLE* Postponed single season total in school history. The mark also moved him into fifth place on the school’s Mar. 20 LOUISVILLE* (DH) L, 10-0 (7 inngs.) career saves list. Kay’s 30 appearances out of the bullpen tied for the fifth highest mark in LOUISVILLE* L, 6-2 (7 inngs.) Mar. 22 at Notre Dame L, 10-4 school history. Mar. 23 TOLEDO W, 10-4 • The Bearcats enjoyed the luxuries of their new home, playing a total of 29 games in the UC Mar. 25 at Southern Miss* L, 7-6 Baseball Stadium and recording a 16-13 home record. Mar. 26 at Southern Miss* L, 11-3 Mar. 27 at Southern Miss* L, 8-6 • University of Oklahoma transfer LaFringe Hayes brought a much needed shot of speed to Mar. 30 OHIO L, 8-3 the Bearcat line-up, as he totaled seven triples and 14 stolen bases. The triples count tied Apr. 1 HOUSTON* Cancelled Hayes for second on UC’s single season list, while the 14 steals were the most by a Bearcat Apr. 3 HOUSTON* (DH) W, 2-1 (7 inngs) since Justin Niefer nabbed 15 bases in 2003. HOUSTON* L, 14-1 (7 inngs) Apr. 4 XAVIER Cancelled Apr. 6 PURDUE L, 12-3 Bearcat Leaders Apr. 8 at Saint Louis* L, 6-2 Batting Average Triples Wins Apr. 9 at Saint Louis* W, 6-3 LaFringe Hayes ...... 343 LaFringe Hayes ...... 7 Tony Maynard ...... 7 Apr. 10 at Saint Louis* W, 9-3 Jack Nelson ...... 3 Apr. 13 at Xavier W, 10-5 Mark Haske ...... 314 Sean Munninghoff ...... 4 Apr. 15 CHARLOTTE* W, 3-1 Logan Parker ...... 313 Mark Haske ...... 2 Three Tied ...... 3 Apr. 16 CHARLOTTE* W, 5-4 Brian Szarmach ...... 294 Logan Parker ...... 2 Apr. 17 CHARLOTTE* L, 6-5 Apr. 20 KENTUCKY W, 7-2 Runs Home Runs Earned Run Average Apr. 22 at UAB* L, 5-2 Mark Haske ...... 52 Logan Parker ...... 11 Josh Kay ...... 2.05 Apr. 23 at UAB* L, 4-3 LaFringe Hayes ...... 44 Brian Szarmach ...... 10 Matt Heber ...... 4.44 Apr. 24 at UAB* W, 1-0 Logan Parker ...... 39 Mark Haske ...... 3 Tony Maynard ...... 4.56 Apr. 25 MT. ST. JOSEPH W, 5-3 Mark Muscneti ...... 37 Three Tied ...... 2 Mike Foley ...... 4.67 Apr. 27 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 7-2 Apr. 29 at East Carolina* L, 13-7 Hits Runs Batted In Games Apr. 30 at East Carolina* W, 3-2 (10 inngs.) Logan Parker ...... 72 Logan Parker ...... 53 Josh Kay ...... 30 May 1 at East Carolina* L, 8-4 May 3 KENT STATE L, 3-1 Mark Haske ...... 70 Jon DeLuca ...... 37 Kyle Markle ...... 25 May 5 KENTUCKY STATE W, 18-0 (7 inngs) LaFringe Hayes ...... 68 Mark Haske ...... 36 Bryan Wood ...... 21 May 6 No. 28 TCU* L, 11-0 Jon DeLuca ...... 63 Brian Szaramach ...... 33 Matt Heber ...... 20 May 7 No. 28 TCU* W, 4-3 May 8 No. 28 TCU* L, 15-13 Doubles Stolen Bases Innings Pitched May 10 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 5-2 Logan Parker ...... 20 LaFringe Hayes ...... 14 Tony Maynard ...... 94.2 May 11 XAVIER W, 7-2 Jon DeLuca ...... 13 Mark Haske ...... 6 Sean Munninghoff ...... 51.2 May 13 MEMPHIS* W, 7-5 Mark Muscenti ...... 13 Jon DeLuca ...... 3 Kyle Markle ...... 46.0 May 14 MEMPHIS* W, 10-2 LaFringe Hayes ...... 11 Logan Parker ...... 3 Two tied ...... 44.0 May 15 MEMPHIS* L, 8-7 May 17 EASTERN KENTUCKY W, 8-4 Media Info May 19 at USF* L, 9-1 May 20 at USF* L, 6-2 Baseball Contact: ...... 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The Head Coach STATISTICAL RANKINGS UC vs. Conference USA. CINCINNATI BEARCATS Team Series Record BRIAN CLEARY completed his ninth season at NCAA C-USA STAT Tulane 7-35 (.167) Cincinnati where he has compiled a 207-300-1 N/A N/A 25-30 Overall Record TCU 2-10 (.167) record. During his tenure at UC, Cleary has es- N/A 10th 10-19 Conference Record N/A N/A 16-13 Home Record East Carolina 3-8-1 (.292) tablished himself as one of the top coaches ever N/A N/A 9-17 Road Record Southern Miss 9-37 (.196) to lead the Bearcats on the diamond. After taking N/A N/A –– Neutral Record Houston 7-24 (.226) over a struggling program in 1997, Cleary has led 172nd T-8th .284 Batting Average USF 6-23 (.207) 156th 10th .410 Slugging Percentage the Bearcats to 207 wins in his career, ranking N/A 9th .361 On-Base Percentage Louisville 63-63 (.500) second on the school’s all-time win list behind 177th 9th 5.7 Runs Per Game UAB 20-38 (.345) the legendary Glenn Sample. The 36-year old N/A 7th 545 Hits Charlotte 15-14 (.517) spent time as the recruiting coordinator at both N/A 9th 276 Runs Batted In Memphis 28-55 (.337) 111th 8th 102 Doubles Saint Louis 47-43 (.522) Tulane and Notre Dame before coming to UC. 43rd 2nd 18 Triples As a collegiate player, Cleary was a four-year 148th T-8th 35 Home Runs Totals 224-349-1 (.391) letterwinner and a two-time all-conference aca- 266th 12th 30-40 Stolen Bases demic choice at Fairfield. 172nd T-9th 5.41 ERA N/A 6th .279 Opp. Batting Average Players By The Numbers N/A 10th 300 Strikeouts 18th T-3rd .972 Fielding Percentage Multiple Hit Games 2nd 1st 69 Double Plays 22 33 45+Tot *through games of 5/22 Logan Parker 15 51122 Mark Haske 15 5 1 - 21 STRONG AT THE FRONT...: The Bearcats solidified the front of their starting rotation in Jon DeLuca 14 5 - - 19 2005 with the reemergence of senior Tony Maynard. The former Freshman All-American was LaFringe Hayes 873- 18 Mark Muscenti 10 2 1 - 13 solid all season, posting a 7-4 record and a 4.56 ERA. Against Xavier on March 13, Maynard Brian Szarmach 11 2 - - 13 turned in the best outing of his collegiate career, holding the Musketeers hitless into the Jack Nelson 7 2 - - 9 eighth inning. For the day, Maynard worked eight innings, surrendering just one hit and one Jim Olds 7 2 - - 9 Erik Eitel 7 1 - - 8 walk and striking out a career-high seven. Maynard had another outstanding outing April Brian Beltz 6 ---6 15 vs. Charlotte as he crafted a four-hit complete game. The nine-inning outing was the Neall French 4 ---4 longest of Maynard’s career and represented his second career complete game. In the Dustin Alvey 1 1 - - 2 Conference USA rankings, Maynard finds himself ranked among the league leaders in innings Pat LeMasters 1 ---1 pitched (9th-94.2), opponents batting average (T11th-.254) and wins (T7th). Multiple RBI Games 2345+Tot ...AND AT THE BACK: UC also enjoyed the benefits of a dominant closer, as senior Josh Logan Parker 841114 Kay turned in a season to remember. Kay proved to be nearly unhittable, holding opponents Brian Szarmach 5 3 - 1 9 Jon DeLuca 5 3 - - 8 to a .185 batting average. The senior appeared in a team-best 30 games, recording a win and Mark Haske 521- 8 nine saves and striking out 59 hitters in just 44 innings. Kay’s 2.05 ERA ranked first on the Mark Muscenti 221- 5 team. His nine saves this season are tied for the second highest single season total in school Jack Nelson 2 2 - - 4 LaFringe Hayes 2 1 - - 3 history and also rank him fifth on the UC career lists. Kay was at his best towards the end Adam Calez 1 ---1 of the season, as he held opponents scoreless for a stretch of 22.1 innings. During the span, Erik Eitel - - 1 - 1 which covered 13 appearances, opponents hit just .125 against Kay and he struck out 33 Neall French 1 ---1 hitters. Jim Olds 1 ---1

2005 Hitting Streaks FINISHING UP STRONG: No one on the Bearcat roster wrapped up the season in stronger Longest Current fashion than senior catcher Jim Olds. Utilized as a valuable utility player throughout his Jim Olds 13 13 career, Olds took over the starting catcher position midway through the year and never looked Jon DeLuca 12 - LaFringe Hayes 11 2 back. For the year, Olds posted career-highs in nearly every offensive category, including Mark Haske 10 - hitting (.323), runs (10), hits (32), doubles (five) and RBI (seven). He also finished off his career Logan Parker 8 1 by hitting safely in 13 consecutive games, amassing a .444 batting average during the stretch. Brian Szarmach 7 2 Jack Nelson 7 1 Mark Muscenti 6 2 WELCOME ADDITIONS: A large portion of the Bearcats’ 2005 success can be attributed Brian Beltz 5 3 to the impact of transfers Mark Haske, LaFringe Hayes and Logan Parker in the line-up. As Erik Eitel 5 1 a group, the threesome batted .323, with 135 runs, 41 doubles, 11 triples, 15 home runs, 108 Neall French 5 1 Dustin Alvey 3 1 RBI and 23 stolen bases. Additionally, the trio ranked 1-2-3 on the squad in hitting with Hayes hitting .343, Haske .341 and Parker .313. Outfield Assists 2005 Career Brian Beltz 3 5 PLAYING ‘EM TIGHT: After struggling in the past couple of seasons, UC showed great Adam Calez 2 2 improvement in close games this year, finishing with a record of 10-10 in games decided by Erik Eitel 4 10 two runs or less. The Bearcats were just 5-10 in those games last year and 5-17 in 2003. LaFringe Hayes 1 1 Brian Szarmach 3 5 www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 3

SNAPPING A STREAK: Cincinnati halted a pair of lengthy losing streaks to conference foes with a pair of wins this season. UC’s win in game one of an April 3 doubleheader vs. Houston Quick Facts snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Cougars, the Bearcats’ longest losing streak University of Cincinnati against any Conference USA opponent entering the season. The Bearcats then halted a six- Location: ...... Cincinnati, Ohio game losing streak to Memphis with a win on May 13. Founded: ...... 1819 Enrollment: ...... 34,000 WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES: After struggling through a tough 2004 season Conference: ...... Conference USA that saw UC post a record of just 15-40, the Bearcats posted Nickname: ...... Bearcats a huge turnaround in 2005. In addition to winning 10 more 2005 2004 Colors: ...... Red and Black games, the Bearcats showed great improvement on the mound. Rec. 25-30 15-40 Home Field: .. UC Baseball Stadium (3,085) With a win in game one of an April 3 doubleheader vs. ERA 5.41 8.24 Dimensions: ...... 325-400-325 Houston, UC reached 10 wins in their 23rd contest of the year, Opp. BA .279 .330 President: ...... Dr. Nancy L. Zimpher a feat that didn’t come until game number 44 last season. The Saves 10 4 Athletics Director: ...... Bob Goin Bearcats’ April 16 win over Charlotte was the team’s 15th of Head Coach: ...... Brian Cleary the year, matching the win total of each of the past two seasons. The improvement in ERA Alma Mater: ...... Fairfield ‘90 was drastic, as the 5.41 team ERA was the lowest by a UC team since the 1995 squad that turned Rec. at UC (Yrs): ...... 207-300-1 (9 yrs) in a 4.82 mark and was a drop of nearly three runs from last year. Career Record (Yrs): ...... same Assistant Coaches: ...... Brad Meador OFF TO THE RACES: The Bearcats utilized the stolen base as an offensive asset in the May ...... Joe Regruth, Jeff Newman 17 win over Eastern Kentucky, swiping a season-high six bases. LaFringe Hayes picked up two of the stolen bases, while Adam Calez added the first of his collegiate career. The total BEARCATS IN THE is just four off of the school record established in 1960. The count is also UC’s highest since 2005 C-USA RANKINGS grabbing six on Feb. 23, 2003 at Vanderbilt. (through May 21) Slugging Percentage 12. Logan Parker ...... 561 POWER OUTAGE: While the Bearcats have enjoyed the many luxuries that the UC Baseball Runs Stadium brings, one thing that wasn’t so friendly to the squad was home run capability. Of T-9. Mark Haske ...... 52 UC’s 34 home runs this season, just 11 were Cincinnati vs. Ohio Schools Runs Batted In hit at home. In the same 29-game span, 5/11/05 XAVIER W, 9-2 T-5. Logan Parker ...... 53 Bearcat opponents belted 17 homers in the 5/10/05 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 5-2 Doubles stadium. 5/3/05 KENT STATE L, 3-1 5. Logan Parker ...... 20 4/27/05 MIAMI (OHIO) L, 7-2 Triples 4/25/05 MOUNT ST. JOSEPH W, 5-3 BUCKEYE STRENGTH: The Bearcats 2. LaFringe Hayes ...... 7 4/13/05 at Xavier W, 10-5 T-8. Jack Nelson ...... 7 wrapped up another successful campaign 3/30/05 OHIO L, 8-3 Home Runs against Ohio school’s this year, finishing 3/23/05 TOLEDO W, 10-4 3/13/05 XAVIER W, 6-0 T-6. Logan Parker ...... 11 with an 8-4 mark against in-state foes. For the 3/6/05 CLEVELAND STATE W, 14-2 11. Brian Szarmach ...... 10 year, the Bearcats picked up three game 3/5/05 CLEVELAND STATE W, 7-1 Total Bases sweeps of Cleveland State and Xavier, while 3/4/05 CLEVELAND STATE W, 9-0 5. Logan Parker ...... 129 also toppling Ohio and Mount St. Joseph. 5/18/04 at Akron W, 5-1 Stolen Bases Over the past two seasons, UC has won 12 of 4/28/04 at Miami (Ohio) L, 14-8 T-7. LaFringe Hayes ...... 14 4/20/04 at Ohio W, 13-4 Hit By Pitch its last 17 games against Ohio adversaries, 4/14/04 at Xavier W, 9-3 T-1. Mark Muscenti ...... 20 including four straight against Xavier. 4/6/04 at Dayton W, 11-4 Wins PITCHER’S LAST LINES T-7. Tony Maynard ...... 7 Pitcher Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER BB SO Opponents Batting Average Beltz 5/17/05 EKU ND 2.0 1 2 1 2 2 T-11. Tony Maynard ...... 254 Buscemi 5/21/05 USF* ND 0.0 4 5 4 0 0 Innings Pitched Foley 5/20/05 USF ND 5.2 6 2 2 2 3 9. Tony Maynard ...... 94.2 Heber 5/20/05 USF ND 1.0 0 0 0 3 1 Saves Kay 5/21/05 USF ND 0.0 3 4 4 1 0 T-4. Josh Kay ...... 9 Markle 5/21/05 USF ND 0.1 2 2 1 0 0 Appearances Maynard 5/19/05 USF* L 4.0 10 7 7 2 3 T-2. Josh Kay ...... 30 Minges 5/15/05 Memphis* L 2.0 5 5 3 1 1 Munninghoff 5/20/05 USF* L 0.0 0 4 4 4 0 BEARCATS IN THE Nelson 4/6/05 Purdue ND 1.2 1 3 3 1 0 2005 NCAA RANKINGS Olds 3/26/05 So. Miss ND 0.1 0 0 0 0 1 (through May 22) Schrader 5/21/05 USF L 5.0 7 5 5 0 4 Triples Per Game Theobald 5/3/05 Kent St.* L 2.2 5 2 2 1 0 11. LaFringe Hayes ...... 0.15 Wood 5/21/05 USF ND 1.0 2 1 1 0 0 Hit By Pitch Per Game Upton 5/21/05 USF ND 1.0 2 1 0 1 1 17. Mark Muscenti ...... 0.36 *Started www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 4

TOUCHING ‘EM ALL MILESTONE WIN: UC head coach Brian A look at UC’s home run hitting numbers Cleary reached a coaching milestone on April Home Run Stats Last Home Run 25 as he picked up the 200th win of his Player 2005 Career Date Opponent Inning Runners On coaching career in the Bearcats’ victory over Beltz 2 2 2/26/05 Wake Forest 2 None Mount St. Joseph. Already the second DeLuca 1 8 5/1/05 East Carolina 7 One winningest coach in school history, Cleary Eitel 1 3 2/11/05 Florida Atlantic 5 None French 1 1 4/13/05 Xavier 2 One holds a career record of 207-300-1 (.408). The Haske 3 4 5/14/05 Memphis 5 Three legendary Glenn Sample heads the list with Hayes 1 1 2/12/05 Florida Atlantic 7 None 391 career victories. Cleary reached a second LeMasters 1 4 4/30/05 East Carolina 10 None banner achievement on May 10 vs. Miami as Muscenti 2 3 4/10/05 Saint Louis 9 Two he coached in his 500th game at Cincinnati. Nelson 2 10 5/14/05 Memphis 2 None Olds 0 1 5/15/04 Memphis 9 None Parker 11 11 5/21/05 USF 3 Two IRON MEN: The Bearcats’ infield demon- Szarmach 10 10 5/5/05 Kentucky State 3 Three strated their durability during the 2005 season as the foursome of 1B Logan Parker, 2B The Last Time... Mark Muscenti, 3B Jon DeLuca and SS Mark A Bearcat hit for the cycle ...... Anthony Snowell (May 7, 1999 vs Saint Louis) Haske combined to play all but six innings at A Bearcat had 4 hits in a game ...... LaFringe Hayes (May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis) their respective positions. DeLuca and Parker A Bearcat had 5 hits in a game ...... Logan Parker (May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis) were both been given breathers, while Haske A Bearcat had 6+ hits in a game ...... Nate Fish, 6 (April 24, 2002 vs. Miami (OH)) and Muscenti were the only UC players to A Bearcat hit 3+ doubles ...... Jack Nelson, 3 (March 27, 2004 at Louisville) A Bearcat hit a grand slam ...... Mark Haske (May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis) play every inning this season. The continu- A Bearcat hit 3+ home runs ...... Steve Pickerell, 3 (April 6, 2004 at Dayton) ity proved valuable as the infield posted a A Bearcat drove in 6+ runs ...... Logan Parker, 7 (May 8, 2005 vs. TCU) combined .977 fielding percentage and is first A Bearcat scored 4+ runs ...... Dustin Alvey, 4 (May 5, 2005 vs. Kentucky State) in Conference USA with 69 double plays. In A Bearcat had 10+ total bases ...... Aaron Moll, 12 (May 1, 2004 vs. Saint Louis) the NCAA rankings, the Bearcats are second A Bearcat walked 3+ times ...... Jon DeLuca, 3 (May 23, 2005 vs. Toledo) A Bearcat had 15+ putouts ...... Jim Olds-C, 16 (May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis) nationally in double plays per game with 1.25 A Bearcat had 8+ assists ...... Mark Muscenti, 10 (May 1, 2005 at East Carolina) and 18th with a .972 team fielding percentage. A Bearcat had 3+ errors ...... Mark Muscenti, 3 (April 10, 2004 at TCU) Twice this season Muscenti tallied the sec- A Bearcat pitched more than 9 innings ...... B.J. Borsa, 9.2 (May 18, 2002 vs. Saint Louis) ond most assists in a game by a C-USA player A Bearcat threw a no-hitter ...... Chris Murphy (April 15, 1995 vs IUPUI) with 10. UC had one of its best defensive A Bearcat struck out four batters in an inning ...... Tony Cento (May 7, 1999 vs. Saint Louis) A Bearcat struck out at least 10 hitters ...... Sean Munninghoff, 12 (May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis) days of the season on May 1 at East Carolina, A Bearcat homered twice in one inning ...... Steve Pickerell (May 11, 2004 at Ball St., 4th inning) turning a season-high four double plays. The Bearcats hit back-to-back HRs ...... Muscenti-Hayes (Feb. 12, 2005 at Fla. Atlantic, 7th inning) The Bearcats hit back-to-back-to-back HRs ...... Singer-McMillin-Hinton (April 21, 1999 vs Ohio, 9th inning) ON FIRE: Logan Parker wrapped up 2005 The Bearcats collected 15+ hits in a game ...... May 14, 2005 vs. Memphis (16 hits) swinging a hot bat, taking his average to over The Bearcats collected 20+ hits in a game ...... April 24, 2002 vs. Miami (OH) (22 hits) The Bearcats scored 10+ runs in an inning ...... May 5, 2005 vs. Kentucky State (10 runs, 3rd inning) .300 for the season. Over the final 17 games The Bearcats scored 20+ runs in a game ...... April 29, 2003 at Xavier (21-8 win) of the year, Parker returned to the clean-up The Bearcats turned a triple play ...... May 20, 2005 at USF spot in the batting order after a short hiatus. The Bearcats played 15+ innings ...... May 9, 2003 at Saint Louis (15 innings) During the span, Parker hit at a .420 clip, with 17 runs scored, eight doubles, a triple, six 2005 Conference USA Baseball Standings home runs and 27 RBI. Parker recorded at (through June 7) least one hit in 14 of the 17 contests, including CONFERENCE OVERALL eight straight, to raise his batting average W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H A N Streak from .271 to .313. In the last 10 games of the x,y-Tulane 24-6 .800 13-2 11-4 53-9 .855 34-4 16-5 3-0 W 7 season, Parker recorded at least one RBI in y-TCU 20-10 .667 11-4 9-6 41-20 .672 24-6 15-13 2-1 L 2 eight of the contests and had at least one Southern Miss 20-10 .667 11-4 9-6 41-21 .661 26-8 12-9 3-4 L 3 extra-base hit in seven of them. East Carolina 18-12 .600 9-6 9-6 35-26 .574 18-10 12-13 5-3 L 4 Houston 16-13 .552 9-6 7-7 29-30 .492 16-14 10-12 3-4 L 1 MUSCENTI EARNS ACADEMIC HONOR: USF 15-14 .517 9-6 6-8 33-31 .516 21-11 10-15 2-5 L 1 Junior Mark Muscenti has been named to the Louisville 15-14 .517 5-9 10-5 32-24 .571 20-15 12-7 0-2 L 2 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District UAB 14-16 .467 10-5 4-11 31-27 .534 22-10 9-15 0-2 L 4 second team for his success on and off the ------field. Muscenti is a chemical engineering Charlotte 13-17 .433 3-12 10-5 31-23 .574 18-16 13-7 0-0 W 4 major carrying a 3.527 GPA. Cincinnati 10-19 .344 6-8 4-11 25-30 .455 16-13 9-17 0-0 L 3 Saint Louis 8-22 .267 3-12 5-10 13-40 .245 5-20 8-18 0-2 W 1 Memphis 5-25 .167 2-13 3-12 13-42 .236 4-20 6-19 3-3 L 3 x-regular season champs y-tournament champs www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 5

C-USA COACHES CLOSE: The preseason Conference C-USA Preseason Coaches’ Poll USA Coaches poll was nearly a mirror image of the final Rk. Team Actual Finish 2005 Win-Loss Summary conference standings from this season. Just four of the 1. Tulane ...... 1st W L Pct. league’s 12 teams were picked out of place and each was 2. TCU ...... 2nd Total 25 30 .455 just one spot away from their preseason projection. 3. East Carolina ...... 4th Conference USA 10 19 .345 Southern Miss was picked to finish fourth, but actually 4. Southern Miss ...... 3rd Non-Conference 15 11 .577 finished third, flip flopping spots with East Carolina. The 5. Houston ...... 5th Home Games 16 13 .552 other discrepancy was at the bottom of the standings, 6. USF ...... 6th were Saint Louis and Memphis switched spots from the Away Games 9 17 .346 7. Louisville ...... 7th Neutral Sites – – ––– respective preseason rankings they received. 8. UAB ...... 8th Day Games 16 19 .457 9. Charlotte ...... 9th Night Games 9 11 .450 PARKER, DeLUCA EARN C-USA NODS: Juniors Jon 10. Cincinnati ...... 10th DeLuca and Logan Parker were each honored by Confer- 11. Memphis ...... 12th vs. LH Starters 6 9 .400 vs. RH Starters 19 21 .475 ence USA this season as conference hitters of the week. 12. Saint Louis ...... 11th DeLuca became the first UC hitter to earn conference honors since Nate Fish in 2002 when he was recognized on Feb. 21 for his play at Duke. Parker UC scores first 19 8 .704 Opp. scores first 6 22 .214 earned the award on May 16 after turning in a huge performance in a weekend series with UC hits a home run 12 13 .480 Memphis and two mid-week contests. UC Scores 1-4 Runs 6 17 .260 CONTINUING TO HIT: While junior 2B Mark Muscenti enjoyed a season that saw him hit UC Scores 5-9 Runs 13 10 .565 a career-best .289, he also did what he has gotten a reputation for, getting hit by pitches. For UC Scores 10+ Runs 6 2 .750 the third consecutive year, Muscenti is near the top of the Conference USA leaders, tied for 1-Run games 6 6 .500 first at the end of the regular season with 20 hit by pitch. For his career, Muscenti has been 2-Run games 4 4 .500 5+Run games 11 11 .500 hit a school record 57 times. On the strength of the hit by pitches, Muscenti tied for team- Shutouts 4 2 .667 high honors with a .416 on-base percentage. Extra innings 1 2 .333

HANDLING THE HOT CORNER: Junior Jon DeLuca was rock solid at third base for the UC leads after 5 inn. 22 3 .880 Bearcats this season, both at the plate and in the field. At the dish, DeLuca hit a career-high UC trails after 5 inn. 3 26 .103 .276 and was second on the team with 37 RBI, which is also a career-best. DeLuca made the UC tied after 5 inn. 0 1 .000 most of his opportunities, hitting .324 with runners in scoring position. He also ably manned UC leads after 8 inn. 22 1 .957 UC trails after 8 inn. 0 24 .000 the hot corner, committing just seven errors in 55 games, while making numerous spectacular UC tied after 8 inn. 1 1 .500 plays. Seven/eight inning games 2 4 .333

FRESH ARMS: A trio of freshmen hurlers made significant contributions to the Bearcats’ On Mondays 1 0 1.000 pitching staff this season as true freshmen Matt Heber and Sean Munninghoff and redshirt On Tuesdays 1 3 .250 David Theobald all logged many innings. Heber developed into one of the Bearcats’ most On Wednesdays 4 3 .571 reliable middle relievers, holding opponents without a run in 11 of his 20 appearances. For On Thursdays 1 1 .500 On Fridays 4 9 .308 the year, Heber had a 1-0 record and a 4.44 ERA. Munninghoff split time between the rotation On Saturdays 7 5 .583 and the bullpen, appearing in 19 contests with 10 starts, a 4-5 record and a 4.88 ERA. He turned On Sundays 7 9 .438 in his best outing of the year on May 14 vs. Memphis, becoming the first Bearcat in nearly In February 4 5 .444 three seasons to record 10-plus strikeouts. Against the Tigers, Munninghoff tallied 12 In March 5 8 .385 strikeouts in seven innings, while allowing just one run and three hits. Theobald was 3-2 with In April 10 7 .588 a 5.44 ERA after tossing five innings with a career-best four strikeouts on April 25 vs. Mount In May 6 6 .500 St. Joseph. vs. Ohio schools 8 4 .667 vs. ACC 4 2 .667 TRIPLE THE FUN: Three-base hits came in bunches for the Bearcats March 4-6 vs. Cleveland vs. Atlantic Sun 0 3 .000 State as they accounted for seven in the three-game series. LaFringe Hayes was at the center vs. Atlantic 10 3 0 1.000 of the output, recording four. In the March 4 win, Hayes tied a school and Conference USA vs. BIG EAST 0 1 .000 record with a pair of triples, while helping the Bearcats match a conference mark with four in vs. Big Ten 0 1 .000 the game. Hayes’ first triple also went down as the first in UC Baseball Stadium history. After vs. Horizon 3 0 1.000 ranking last in C-USA in 2004 with just five triples, the Bearcats bettered the total with 18 three- vs. Mid-American 1 4 .200 vs. Ohio Valley 1 0 1.000 baggers and were second in the conference in the category at the end of the regular season. vs. SEC 1 0 1.000 UC made the jump back up to second with four April 15-17 vs. Charlotte, including the first vs. Non-Division I 2 0 1.000 of Jim Olds, Logan Parker and Brian Szarmach’s respective careers. Hayes came up just short of Billy Wolff’s school record nine triples this season, as he racked up seven to tie him for In Black Jerseys 7 11 .389 second on the UC single season list. In Grey Jerseys 5 8 .385 In Red Jerseys 3 5 .375 In White Jerseys 10 6 .625 www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 6

BEARCATS IN THE BIG DAY AT THE DISH: Logan Parker turned HOT FUN IN THE SUMMERTIME UC CAREER RANKINGS in a monster performance in the Bearcats’ near Six members of the Bearcats’ roster have shored Batting upset of No. 28 TCU on May 8. For the day, up their summer league plans for this year. A At-Bats Parker was 3-for-5 at the plate, scoring twice look at the list: 19. Jon DeLuca ...... 582 • Jack Nelson–Anchorage Bucs of the Alaska Doubles and driving in a career-best seven runs. Parker Baseball League T-20. Jon DeLuca ...... 32 started the day with an RBI double in the first, • Neall French–Delaware Cows of the Great Triples added a three-run homer in the second and Lakes Summer Collegiate League T-10. LaFringe Hayes ...... 7 tacked on a bases-clearing triple in the third. • Jon DeLuca–Amsterdam Mohawks of the Hit By Pitch Needing just a single to become the first Bearcat New York Collegiate Baseball League 1. Mark Muscenti ...... 57 • Logan Parker–McKinney Marshals of the 5. Erik Eitel ...... 25 since 1999 to hit for the cycle, Parker was Texas Collegiate League 11. Jon DeLuca ...... 12 intentionally walked in his fourth plate appear- • LaFringe Hayes–LaCrosse Loggers of the ance, before grounding out in his final two. Northwoods League Pitching Wins Parker’s seven RBI was just one off of the • Brian Szarmach–Wheaton (IL) White Sox T-10. Tony Maynard ...... 14 school record of eight, which has been • Dustin Alvey and Adam Calez–Kentucky Royals ERA achieved four times, most recently by Steve 20. Josh Kay ...... 3.68 • Jake Geglein and A.J. Upton–Champions Opponents Batting Average Pickerell in 2003. Baseball Academy (Cincinnati) 13. Josh Kay ...... 232 Appearances CONFERENCE KILLERS: In spite of a 10-19 8. Kyle Markle ...... 68 Conference USA record, several Bearcats found themselves ranked high in the final T-16. Tony Maynard ...... 52 Games Started conference-only stats. A summary of those players’ performances follows: T-8. Tony Maynard ...... 32 • Logan Parker is listed in a total of seven categories, including total bases (4th-77), doubles Saves (5th-12), triples (T5th-2), home runs (T6th-6), slugging percentage (8th-.647), RBI (8th-29) and 5. Josh Kay ...... 9 hits (T11th-43). Innings Pitched 9. Tony Maynard ...... 224.1 • Brian Szarmach tied for sixth with six home runs during league play. 20. Kyle Markle ...... 181.2 • Mark Muscenti ranks 12th in on-base percentage at .460, due in part to 10 hit by pitch, which Strikeouts is fourth. 20. Tony Maynard ...... 132 • Josh Kay is tied for fourth with five saves and 15 appearances. • Kyle Markle is listed in the appearance category tied for ninth with 14. BEARCATS IN THE • Tony Maynard is 11th with 59.0 innings pitched and is also listed in wins (T6th-4). UC SEASON RANKINGS Batting At-Bats FIRST WINS: A total of five Bearcat hurlers broke into the win column for the first time in 11. Logan Parker ...... 230 their careers in 2005. Bryan Wood was the first to earn his initial triumph, getting a relief win 13. Jon DeLuca ...... 228 on Feb. 19 at Duke. One day later, it was Sean Munninghoff picking up a W against the Blue 16. Mark Haske ...... 223 Devils. Kevin Schrader then beat Cleveland State on March 5, prior to Matt Heber getting Runs 19. Mark Haske ...... 52 a relief triumph April 10 at Saint Louis. David Theobald was the latest first-time winner, beating Hits Xavier on April 14. T-14. Logan Parker ...... 72 Doubles BROTHERS OF BASH: While junior Logan Parker and sophomore Brian Szarmach do have T-5. Logan Parker ...... 20 Triples a slight physical resemblance, that’s not the only trait that the two heavy hitters share. This T-2. LaFringe Hayes ...... 7 season the duo provided over half of the Bearcats’ home runs. Szarmach came out of nowhere Runs Batted In to bash 10, while Parker did him one better with a team-high 11. Combined, Parker and Szarmach T-11. Logan Parker ...... 53 hit 60 percent of the Bearcats’ home runs and droven in 31 percent of the runs. Total Bases T-15. Logan Parker ...... 129 Hit By Pitch SERIES SUCCESS: The Bearcats reversed their series fortunes of the past two seasons this 1. Mark Muscenti ...... 20 year with a total of five series triumphs. Early in the season, UC picked up sweeps at Duke T-18. Jon DeLuca ...... 7 and at home vs. Cleveland State, snapping a nearly two-year drought without a non- T-18. Erik Eitel ...... 7 T-18. Mark Haske ...... 7 conference series win. During conference play, the Bearcats took two of three games against both Saint Louis and Charlotte for their first back-to-back conference series wins since Pitching beating Tulane and Charlotte in 2002, while also winning the Memphis series. In addition, Wins T-9. Tony Maynard ...... 7 UC won all three of its contests this year against crosstown rival Xavier. Saves T-2. Josh Kay ...... 9 A RARE FEAT: Senior shortstop Mark Haske pulled off one of baseball’s rarest feats at USF Innings Pitched on May 20 when he turned an unassisted triple play. With runners on first and second and 7. Tony Maynard ...... 94.2 Appearances nobody out in the second inning, Haske caught a liner off the bat of Jeff Baisley, stepped on T-5. Josh Kay ...... 30 second to double up Joey Angelberger, then tagged Bryan Hierlmeier to complete the triple T-14. Kyle Markle ...... 25 play. Both runners had broken on UC hurler Mike Foley’s 3-2 pitch. The triple play was the Games Started first by a Bearcat team since 1964 vs. Louisville, prior to the birth of any of the UC players T-4. Tony Maynard ...... 15 or coaches. www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 7 Bearcat Baseball Game-by-Game Line Scores Florida Atlantic 7, UC 6 (13 innings) Wake Forest 10, UC 9 (12 innings) UC 6, Xavier 0 February 11, 2005 February 25, 2005 March 13, 2005 FAU Stadium (Boca Raton, Fla.) Hooks Stadium (Winston-Salem, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) R H E R HE RH E UC (0-1) 000 010 500 000 0-6 10 2 UC (3-4) 132 100 000 011 -9 11 2 XU (2-10) 000 000 000 - 0 2 1 FAU (1-0) 000 200 103 000 1-7 14 4 Wake (3-6) 000 401 020 012 -10 11 3 UC (8-5) 120 030 00x - 6 13 0 WP: Storey (1-0) LP: Munninghoff (0-1) WP: Souders (1-0) LP: Olds (0-1) WP: Maynard (3-0) LP: Creevy (1-2) Save: None Save: None Save: None UC HR: Eitel (1) UC HR: Szarmach (1) UC HR: None FAU HR: None WFU HR: Enick (1) XU HR: None Time: 4:03 A: 483 Time: 3:47 A: 276 Time: 1:59 A: 168 Florida Atlantic 6, UC 3 Wake Forest 11, UC 7 Louisville 15, UC 12 February 12, 2005 February 26, 2005 March 18, 2005 FAU Stadium (Boca Raton, Fla.) Hooks Stadium (Winston-Salem, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (0-2) 000 001 200 - 3 7 3 UC (3-5) 130 101 010 - 7 14 0 UL (10-6) 500 133 003 - 15 15 4 FAU (2-0) 001 100 04x - 6 8 3 Wake (4-6) 031 020 50x - 11 9 0 UC (8-6) 050 222 001 - 12 13 1 WP: Knight (1-0) LP: Foley (0-1) WP: Byrum (1-0) LP: Theobald (0-1) WP: Jenkins (1-0) LP: Wood (2-1) Save: McBryde (1) Save: None Save: None UC HR: Muscenti (1), Hayes (1) UC HR: Szarmach (2), Beltz (2) UC HR: Parker (4) FAU HR: None WFU HR: Mathias (2) UL HR: LaFountain (3), Johnson (2) Time: 2:50 A: 380 Time: 3:32 A: 478 Time: 3:10 A: 307 Florida Atlantic 11, UC 9 UC 5, Wake Forest 2 Louisville 10, UC 0 February 13, 2005 February 27, 2005 March 20, 2005 (Game 1) FAU Stadium (Boca Raton, Fla.) HooksStadium (Winston-Salem, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (0-3) 021 222 000 - 9 10 2 UC (4-5) 200 030 000 - 5 10 1 UL (11-6) 201 016 0 - 10 11 0 FAU (3-0) 022 111 22x - 11 16 3 Wake (4-7) 100 000 010 - 2 3 1 UC (8-7) 000 000 0 - 0 5 1 WP: McBryde (1-0) LP: Markle (0-1) WP: Wood (2-0) LP: Hammond (0-3) WP: Meade (3-1) LP: Munninghoff (2-2) Save: None Save: Kay (2) Save: None UC HR: Parker (1) UC HR: Parker (3) UC HR: None FAU HR: None WFU HR: Mathias (2) UL HR: LaFountain (4) Time: 3:26 A: 385 Time: 3:32 A: 478 Time: 2:05 A: –– UC 3, Duke 1 UC 9, Cleveland State 0 Louisville 6, UC 2 February 18, 2005 March 4, 2005 March 20, 2005 (Game 2) Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (1-3) 200 100 000 - 3 6 0 CSU (0-1) 000 000 000 - 0 5 1 UL (12-6) 401 000 1 - 6 5 1 Duke (4-3) 000 001 000 - 1 11 2 UC (5-5) 000 030 42x - 9 13 1 UC (8-8) 000 020 0 - 2 9 3 WP: Maynard (1-0) LP: Otero (1-2) WP: Maynard (2-0) LP: Kaltenbach (0-1) WP: Magnuson (2-0) LP: Schrader (1-1) Save: Kay (1) Save: None Save: None UC HR: None UC HR: None UC HR: None DU HR: None CSU HR: None UL HR: LaFountain (5) Time: 2:30 A: 210 Time: 2:09 A: 246 Time: 2:11 A: 246 UC 14, Duke 13 UC 7, Cleveland State 1 Notre Dame 10, UC 4 February 19, 2005 March 5, 2005 March 22, 2005 Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Frank Eck Stadium (South Bend, Ind.) RH E RH E RH E UC (2-3) 204 060 200 - 14 13 2 CSU (0-2) 001 000 000 - 1 9 2 UC (8-9) 000 200 020 - 4 7 1 Duke (4-4) 001 240 006 - 13 11 2 UC (6-5) 201 020 20x - 7 7 0 UND (8-9) 100 501 21x - 10 15 4 WP: Wood (1-0) LP: Torcise (1-1) WP: Schrader (1-0) LP: Ball (0-1) WP: Korpi (1-0) LP: Minges (0-1) Save: None Save: None Save: None UC HR: Parker (2) UC HR: None UC HR: None DU HR: Baumann (2) CSU HR: None UND HR: Cooper (3) Time: 3:17 A: 278 Time: 2:37 A: 208 Time: 3:04 A: 2159 UC 6, Duke 3 UC 14, Cleveland State 2 UC 10, Toledo 4 February 20, 2005 March 6, 2005 March 23, 2005 Jack Coombs Field (Durham, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (3-3) 003 102 000 - 6 9 0 CSU (0-3) 101 000 000 - 2 8 4 UT (5-11) 110 010 001 - 4 6 0 Duke (4-5) 010 000 002 - 3 7 1 UC (7-5) 323 201 03x - 14 16 1 UC (9-9) 302 140 00x - 10 13 2 WP: Munninghoff (1-0) LP: Burke (2-2) WP: Munninghoff (2-1) LP: Ochwat (0-1) WP: Buscemi (1-0) LP: Duffey (1-4) Save: None Save: None Save: None UC HR: Beltz (1) UC HR: None UC HR: Parker (5) DU HR: None CSU HR: None UT HR: None Time: 2:32 A: 201 Time: 2:49 A: 353 Time: 2:59 A: 123

www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 8 Bearcat Baseball Game-by-Game Line Scores Southern Miss 7, UC 6 Purdue 12, UC 3 UC 5, Charlotte 4 March 25, 2005 April 6, 2005 April 16, 2005 Pete Taylor Park (Hattiesburg, Miss.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (9-10) 300 000 030 - 6 9 1 PU (8-15) 000 560 100 - 12 12 0 CHA (20-14) 021 001 000 - 4 9 1 S. Miss (16-5) 205 000 00x - 7 8 0 UC (10-15) 300 000 000 - 3 8 2 UC (15-16) 100 010 30x - 5 12 2 WP: Cashion (3-1) LP: Maynard (3-1) WP: Donato (1-0) LP: Upton (0-1) WP: Markle (1-1) LP: Foard (2-2) Save: Best (6) Save: None Save: Kay (4) UC HR: None UC HR: None UC HR: None USM HR: Maddox (9) OU HR: Ingaldson (1) CHA HR: None Time: 2:40 A: 2998 Time: 2:36 A: 419 Time: 2:47 A: 471 Southern Miss 11, UC 3 Saint Louis 6, UC 2 Charlotte 6, UC 5 March 26, 2005 April 8, 2005 April 17, 2005 Pete Taylor Park (Hattiesburg, Miss.) Billiken Sports Center (St. Louis, Mo.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (9-11) 000 011 010 - 3 6 1 UC (10-16) 000 000 020 - 2 7 1 CHA (21-14) 301 100 010 - 6 8 0 S. Miss (17-5) 005 004 11x - 11 12 5 SLU (6-21) 002 000 31x - 6 8 0 UC (15-17) 001 101 020 - 5 11 0 WP: Caire (3-1) LP: Munninghoff (2-3) WP: Rohr (1-3) LP: Maynard (4-2) WP: Landphair (3-4) LP: Schrader (1-4) Save: None Save: Rodrigue (2) Save: Walker (8) UC HR: Szarmach (3) UC HR: None UC HR: None USM HR: Wilcutt (4), Coker (2) SLU HR: Paden (4) CHA HR: Co. Lane (3) Time: 2:58 A: 2680 Time: 2:07 A: 263 Time: 2:51 A: 321 Southern Miss 8, UC 6 UC 6, Saint Louis 3 UC 7, Kentucky 2 March 27, 2005 April 9, 2005 April 20, 2005 Pete Taylor Park (Hattiesburg, Miss.) Billiken Sports Center (St. Louis, Mo.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E UC (9-12) 000 015 000 - 6 14 4 UC (11-16) 040 020 000 - 6 11 0 UK (19-17) 000 110 000 - 2 9 1 S. Miss (18-5) 040 120 01x - 8 9 2 SLU (6-22) 200 000 01x - 3 9 1 UC (16-17) 023 001 01x - 7 12 1 WP: Ezell (3-1) LP: Schrader (1-2) WP: Minges (1-1) LP: Bird (1-4) WP: Theobald (2-1) LP: Jordan (1-3) Save: Best (7) Save: None Save: Markle (1) UC HR: Szarmach (4) UC HR: Szarmach (5) UC HR: None USM HR: Wilcutt (5) SLU HR: None UK HR: None Time: 2:34 A: 2582 Time: 2:34 A: 168 Time: 2:36 A: 1013 Ohio 8, UC 3 UC 9, Saint Louis 3 UAB 5, UC 4 March 30, 2005 April 10, 2005 April 22, 2005 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Billiken Sports Center (St. Louis, Mo.) Young Memorial Field (Birmingham, Ala.) RH E RH E RH E OU (6-12) 120 500 001 - 8 6 0 UC (12-16) 110 110 005 - 9 10 0 UC (16-18) 000 000 020 - 2 11 1 UC (9-13) 100 000 002 - 3 8 3 SLU (6-23) 100 001 001 - 3 4 3 UAB (24-14) 000 202 10x - 5 8 0 WP: Howard (1-1) LP: Buscemi (1-1) WP: Heber (1-0) LP: Delorm (1-3) WP: Helms (3-0) LP: Maynard (5-3) Save: Utts (1) Save: None Save: Roberts (8) UC HR: Haske (1) UC HR: Szarmach (6), Muscenti (2) UC HR: None OU HR: None SLU HR: None UAB HR: Toomey (1), Rollin (6) Time: 2:10 A: 557 Time: 3:01 A: 204 Time: 3:09 A: 316 UC 2, Houston 1 UC 10, Xavier 5 UAB 4, UC 3 April 3, 2005 (Game 1) April 13, 2005 April 23, 2005 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Hayden Field (Cincinnati, Ohio) Young Memorial Field (Birmingham, Ala.) RH E RH E RH E UH (11-16) 000 100 0 - 1 5 1 UC (13-16) 032 010 040 - 10 12 1 UC (16-19) 100 000 200 - 3 11 1 UC (10-13) 001 100 0 - 2 7 0 XU (13-21) 000 010 220 - 5 13 3 UAB (25-14) 010 030 00x - 4 9 1 WP: Maynard (4-1) LP: Farrington (5-1) WP: Theobald (1-1) LP: Sakosits (2-3) WP: Brown (6-2) LP: Minges (1-2) Save: Kay (3) Save: None Save: Huffman (3) UC HR: None UC HR: Szarmach (7), French (1) UC HR: None UH HR: None XU HR: Johnson (5) UAB HR: Helms (7) Time: 1:55 A: –– Time: 2:41 A: 263 Time: 2:29 A: 525 Houston 14, UC 1 UC 3, Charlotte 1 UC 1, UAB 0 April 3, 2005 (Game 2) April 15, 2005 April 24, 2005 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Young Memorial Field (Birmingham, Ala.) RH E RH E RH E UH (12-16) 531 000 5 - 14 13 0 CHA (20-13) 000 010 000 - 1 4 1 UC (17-19) 000 100 000 - 1 5 0 UC (10-14) 010 000 0 - 1 6 1 UC (14-16) 101 100 00x - 3 8 0 UAB (25-15) 000 000 000 - 0 4 0 WP: Lincoln (3-4) LP: Schrader (1-3) WP: Maynard (5-2) LP: Mills (5-2) WP: Munninghoff (3-3) LP: Flaherty (0-1) Save: None Save: None Save: Kay (5) UC HR: None UC HR: None UC HR: Szarmach (8) UH HR: Kingsbury 2 (3) CHA HR: Bryant (1) UAB HR: None Time: 2:33 A: 361 Time: 1:53 A: 337 Time: 2:39 A: 375

www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 9 Bearcat Baseball Game-by-Game Line Scores UC 5, Mount St. Joseph 3 UC 18, Kentucky State 0 UC 7, Memphis 5 April 25, 2005 May 5, 2005 May 13, 2005 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) RH E RH E RH E MU (11-38) 000 100 040 - 5 7 0 MSJ (18-13) 000 100 020 - 3 6 2 KSU (6-18) 000 000 0 - 0 4 5 UC (23-26) 014 000 20x - 7 13 0 UC (18-19) 101 012 00x - 5 10 0 UC (20-23) 33(10) 020 0 - 18 18 0 WP: Maynard (7-3) LP: Gostowski (1-8) WP: Theobald (3-1) LP: Waite (4-3) WP: Buscemi (2-2) LP: Armstrong (2-6) Save: Kay (8) Save: Kay (6) Save: None UC HR: Parker 2 (10) UC HR: None UC HR: Parker (7), Szarmach (10) MU HR: Tolliver (2), Amar (7) MSJ HR: None KSU HR: None Time: 2:14 A: 265 Time: 2:12 A: 297 Time: 2:07 A: 162 UC 10, Memphis 2 Miami (OH) 7, UC 2 TCU 11, UC 0 May 14, 2005 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) April 27, 2005 May 6, 2005 RH E UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) MU (11-39) 001 000 001 - 2 6 2 RH E RH E UC (24-26) 114 040 00x - 10 16 0 MU (26-12) 100 040 002 - 7 9 1 TCU (33-14) 060 050 000 - 11 12 0 WP: Munninghoff (4-4) LP: Schenk (1-7) UC (18-20) 000 002 00x - 2 4 3 UC (20-24) 000 000 000 - 0 6 1 Save: None WP: Erwood (4-1) LP: Buscemi (1-2) WP: Broadway (11-1) LP: Minges (1-4) UC HR: Haske (3), Nelson (2) Save: None Save: None MU HR: None UC HR: None UC HR: None Time: 2:29 A: 328 MU HR: Slone (3) TCU HR: None Memphis 8, UC 7 May 15, 2005 Time: 2:28 A: 317 Time: 2:49 A: 317 UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) East Carolina 13, UC 7 UC 4, TCU 3 RH E April 29, 2005 May 7, 2005 MU (12-39) 303 100 100 - 8 12 1 Clark-LeClair Stadium (Greenville, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC (24-27) 000 013 300 - 7 10 1 RH E RH E WP: Davis (1-1) LP: Minges (1-6) UC (18-21) 300 000 400 - 7 14 2 TCU (33-15) 102 000 000 - 3 9 3 Save: Jaudon (2) ECU (25-16) 427 000 00x - 13 11 0 UC (21-24) 011 002 00x - 4 11 1 UC HR: None WP: Brooks (5-3) LP: Minges (1-3) WP: Maynard (6-3) LP: Furnish (5-4) MU HR: None Save: None Save: Kay (7) Time: 2:48 A: 606 UC 8, Eastern Kentucky 4 UC HR: Haske (2), Parker (6) UC HR: None May 17, 2005 ECU HR: Minicozzi (4), Witter (5), Peisel (3) TCU HR: None UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Time: 2:39 A: 3070 Time: 2:41 A: 388 RH E UC 3, East Carolina 2 (10 innings) TCU 15, UC 13 EKU (21-28) 000 001 120 - 4 6 0 April 29, 2005 May 8, 2005 UC (25-27) 140 300 00x - 8 13 2 Clark-LeClair Stadium (Greenville, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) WP: Wood (3-1) LP: Zegarac (2-6) R H E RH E Save: Kay (9) UC (19-21) 000 010 100 0 - 3 7 1 TCU (34-15) 001 041 450 - 15 23 1 UC HR: None EKU HR: None ECU (25-17) 020 000 000 0 - 2 8 1 UC (21-25) 164 000 020 - 13 16 0 Time: 2:51 A: 701 WP: Kay (1-0) LP: Andrews (3-3) WP: Ferguson (1-2) LP: Markle (1-2) USF 9, UC 1 Save: None Save: Underwood (2) May 19, 2005 UC HR: Szarmach (9), LeMasters (1) UC HR: Parker (8), Nelson (1) Red McEwen Field (Tampa, Fla.) ECU HR: Costanzo (8) TCU HR: Ford (6), Adams (8) RH E Time: 2:31 A: 2927 Time: 3:56 A: 312 UC (25-28) 000 000 100 - 1 3 0 East Carolina 8, UC 4 Miami (OH) 5, UC 2 USF (30-29) 202 030 20x - 9 15 1 May 1, 2005 May 10, 2005 WP: Hudspeth (8-5) LP: Maynard (7-4) Clark-LeClair Stadium (Greenville, N.C.) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) Save: None UC HR: None RH E RH E USF HR: J. Baisley (8) UC (18-21) 300 000 400 - 7 14 2 MU (32-13) 200 101 100 - 5 11 1 Time: 2:12 A: 115 ECU (25-16) 427 000 00x - 13 11 0 UC (21-26) 000 100 100 - 2 5 1 USF 6, UC 2 WP: Hose (5-3) LP: Munninghoff (3-4) WP: Erwood (5-1) LP: Minges (1-5) May 20, 2005 Save: Braxton (1) Save: Shorts (1) Red McEwen Field (Tampa, Fla.) UC HR: DeLuca (1) UC HR: None RH E ECU HR: Cavanaugh (3) MU HR: Franzese (4) UC (25-29) 010 001 000 - 2 7 1 Time: 2:14 A: 2894 Time: 2:42 A: 521 USF (31-29) 401 001 00x - 6 6 1 WP: Thomas (8-4) LP: Munninghoff (4-5) Kent State 3, UC 1 UC 9, Xavier 2 Save: None May 3, 2005 May 11, 2005 UC HR: None UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) UC Baseball Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) USF HR: None RH E RH E Time: 2:22 A: 212 KSU (27-14) 101 000 100 - 3 6 2 XU (18-31) 000 001 010 - 2 8 1 USF 18, UC 8 (8 innings) UC (19-23) 000 001 00x - 1 4 0 UC (22-26) 012 020 04x - 9 14 0 May 21, 2005 WP: Ross (3-0) LP: Theobald (2-2) WP: Buscemi (3-2) LP: Creevy (4-6) Red McEwen Field (Tampa, Fla.) Save: Wagler (3) Save: None RH E UC HR: None UC HR: None UC (25-29) 023 002 10 - 8 13 3 USF (32-29) 502 030 71 - 18 20 1 XU HR: Johnson (6) KSU HR: Holick (2) WP: Pryor (5-3) LP: Schrader (1-5) Time: 2:22 A: 241 Time: 2:34 A: 681 Save: None UC HR: Parker (11) USF HR: B. Baisley (8), Daniel (4), Brand 2(4) Time: 3:05 A: 189 www.UCBearcats.com 2005 Bearcat Baseball--Year In Review page 10

2005 Starting Lineups By Batting Order Date Opponent No.(Time) Record 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2/11 Florida Atlantic 1(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Szarmach Eitel Muscenti 2/12 Florida Atlantic 2(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Eitel Alvey Muscenti 2/13 Florida Atlantic 3(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson French Parker Szarmach Eitel Muscenti 2/18 Duke 4(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Eitel Beltz Muscenti 2/19 Duke 5(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Eitel Szarmach Muscenti 2/20 Duke 6(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Olds Muscenti 2/25 Wake Forest 7(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Szarmach LeMasters Muscenti 2/26 Wake Forest 8(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Beltz Muscenti 2/27 Wake Forest 9(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz French Muscenti 3/4 Cleveland St. 9(2) 2-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz French Muscenti 3/5 Cleveland St. 10(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Alvey Muscenti 3/6 Cleveland St. 1(2) 1-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker French Szarmach Eitel Muscenti 3/13 Xavier 8(2) 1-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Beltz Muscenti 3/18 Louisville 8(3) 1-2 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Beltz Muscenti 3/20 (1) Louisville 11(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Eitel Muscenti 3/20 (2) Louisville 6(2) 1-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Olds Muscenti 3/22 Notre Dame 6(3) 1-2 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Olds Muscenti 3/23 Toledo 10(2) 2-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Alvey Muscenti 3/25 Southern Miss 6(4) 1-3 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Beltz Olds Muscenti 3/26 Southern Miss 12(1) 0-1 Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Eitel Beltz Muscenti 3/27 Southern Miss 12(2) 0-2 Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Eitel Beltz Muscenti 3/30 Ohio 13(1) 0-1 Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach French Eitel Calez Muscenti 4/3 (1) Houston 14(1) 1-0 Haske DeLuca Parker Nelson Szarmach French Eitel Calez Muscenti 4/4 (2) Houston 15(1) 0-1 Haske DeLuca Parker Nelson Szarmach Eitel Beltz Muscenti Olds 4/6 Purdue 16(1) 0-1 Haske DeLuca Parker Nelson Muscenti Beltz Eitel Calez Olds 4/8 Saint Louis 17(1) 0-1 Muscenti Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Nelson Eitel Beltz French 4/9 Saint Louis 18(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Muscenti Beltz Nelson Alvey 4/10 Saint Louis 19(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Nelson Muscenti Eitel Olds 4/13 Xavier 20(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Nelson Parker Szarmach Muscenti Schrader French 4/15 Charlotte 21(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Muscenti Nelson Schrader Olds 4/16 Charlotte 22(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Nelson Muscenti Beltz Olds 4/17 Charlotte 19(2) 1-1 Hayes Haske DeLuca Parker Szarmach Nelson Muscenti Eitel Olds 4/20 Kentucky 23(1) 1-0 Hayes Haske Parker Szarmach Nelson Muscenti DeLuca Schrader Olds 4/22 UAB 24(1) 0-1 Hayes Haske Parker Szarmach Nelson Muscenti DeLuca Eitel Olds 4/23 UAB 25(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Szarmach DeLuca Olds Parker Nelson Beltz 4/24 UAB 26(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Szarmach DeLuca Parker Olds Nelson Eitel 4/25 Mount St. Joseph 27(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Szarmach Parker DeLuca Beltz Nelson Alvey 4/27 Miami (Ohio) 28(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Szarmach Parker DeLuca Nelson Eitel Olds 4/29 East Carolina 29(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca LeMasters Beltz Olds 4/30 East Carolina 30(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca LeMasters Schrader Olds 5/1 East Carolina 31(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca LeMasters Eitel Olds 5/3 Kent State 32(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca LeMasters Calez Olds 5/5 Kentucky State 33(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca Nelson Eitel Alvey 5/6 TCU 34(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca Nelson Eitel Olds 5/7 TCU 31(2) 1-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca LeMasters Eitel Olds 5/8 TCU 34(2) 0-2 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker Szarmach DeLuca Nelson Eitel Olds 5/10 Miami (OH) 35(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Nelson Olds Beltz Eitel 5/11 Xavier 36(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Alvey 5/13 Memphis 37(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Beltz 5/14 Memphis 38(1) 1-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Schrader 5/15 Memphis 37(2) 1-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Beltz 5/17 Eastern Kentucky 36(2) 2-0 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Alvey 5/19 USF 38(2) 1-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Schrader 5/20 USF 39(1) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Calez 5/21 USF 39(2) 0-1 Hayes Muscenti Haske Parker DeLuca Olds Nelson Eitel Calez Bearcat Starters By Batting Order: 1--Hayes 48, Haske 6, Muscenti 1. 2--Haske 28, Muscenti 21, DeLuca 6. 3--DeLuca 26, Haske 21, Parker 5, Nelson 3. 4--Parker 26, Nelson 23, Szarmach 6. 5--Parker 21, Szarmach 19, DeLuca 11, Nelson 2, French 1, Muscenti 1. 6--Szarmach 13, DeLuca 10, French 10, Olds 9, Nelson 5, Muscenti 4, Parker 2, Beltz 1, Eitel 1. 7- -Nelson 13, Beltz 11, Eitel 9, LeMasters 5, French 4, Muscenti 4, Szarmach 4, DeLuca 2, Olds 2, Parker 1. 8--Eitel 21, Beltz 10, Calez 4, Nelson 4, Olds 4, Schrader 4, Alvey 3, French 2, LeMasters 1, Muscenti 1, Szarmach 1. 9--Muscenti 23, Olds 16, Alvey 5, Beltz 3, Calez 2, Eitel 2, French 2, Schrader 2.

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2005 Starting Lineups By Position Date Opponent No.(Time) Record C 1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF DH 2/11 Florida Atlantic 1(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Nelson Hayes Eitel Szarmach 2/12 Florida Atlantic 2(1) 0-1 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Nelson Hayes Eitel French 2/13 Florida Atlantic 3(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 2/18 Duke 4(1) 1-0 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Beltz Nelson 2/19 Duke 3(2) 1-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 2/20 Duke 5(1) 1-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 2/25 Wake Forest 6(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Nelson Hayes Szarmach LeMasters 2/26 Wake Forest 7(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 2/27 Wake Forest 7(2) 1-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/4 Cleveland St. 7(3) 2-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/5 Cleveland St. 8(1) 1-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/6 Cleveland St. 3(3) 2-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 3/13 Xavier 7(4) 3-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/18 Louisville 7(5) 3-2 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/20 (1) Louisville 3(4) 2-2 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 3/20 (2) Louisville 5(2) 1-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/22 Notre Dame 5(3) 1-2 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/23 Toledo 8(2) 2-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/25 Southern Miss 5(4) 1-3 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 3/26 Southern Miss 9(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Beltz Nelson 3/27 Southern Miss 9(2) 0-2 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Beltz Nelson 3/30 Ohio 10(1) 0-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Calez Nelson 4/3 (1) Houston 10(2) 1-1 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Calez Nelson 4/4 (2) Houston 11(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Beltz Nelson 4/6 Purdue 12(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Calez Eitel Beltz Nelson 4/8 Saint Louis 9(3) 0-3 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Eitel Beltz Nelson 4/9 Saint Louis 8(3) 3-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 4/10 Saint Louis 13(1) 1-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 4/13 Xavier 14(1) 1-0 French Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Schrader Nelson 4/15 Charlotte 15(1) 1-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Schrader Nelson 4/16 Charlotte 5(5) 2-3 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 4/17 Charlotte 13(2) 1-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 4/20 Kentucky 15(2) 2-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Schrader Nelson 4/22 UAB 13(3) 1-2 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 4/23 UAB 5(6) 2-4 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 4/24 UAB 13(4) 2-2 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 4/25 Mount St. Joseph 8(4) 4-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz Nelson 4/27 Miami (Ohio) 13(5) 2-3 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 4/29 East Carolina 16(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Beltz LeMasters 4/30 East Carolina 17(1) 1-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Schrader LeMasters 5/1 East Carolina 18(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel LeMasters 5/3 Kent State 19(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Calez LeMasters 5/5 Kentucky State 20(1) 1-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 5/6 TCU 13(6) 2-4 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 5/7 TCU 18(2) 1-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel LeMasters 5/8 TCU 13(7) 2-5 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Szarmach Hayes Eitel Nelson 5/10 Miami (OH) 21(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Beltz Nelson 5/11 Xavier 22(1) 1-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Olds Nelson 5/13 Memphis 21(2) 1-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Beltz Nelson 5/14 Memphis 23(1) 1-0 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Schrader Nelson 5/15 Memphis 21(3) 1-2 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Beltz Nelson 5/17 Eastern Kentucky 22(2) 2-0 Alvey Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Olds Nelson 5/19 USF 24(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Schrader Hayes Eitel Nelson 5/20 USF 25(1) 0-1 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Calez Nelson 5/21 USF 25(2) 0-2 Olds Parker Muscenti Haske DeLuca Eitel Hayes Calez Nelson Bearcat Starters By Position: C--Olds 29, French 18, Alvey 8. 1B--Parker 55. 2B--Muscenti 55. 3B--DeLuca 55. SS--Haske 55. LF--Szarmach 41, Eitel 9, Nelson 3, Calez 1, Schrader 1. CF--Hayes 48, Eitel 7. RF--Beltz 25, Eitel 17, Calez 5, Schrader 5, Olds 2, Szarmach 1. DH--Nelson 47, LeMasters 6, French 1, Szarmach 1.