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Drury Panther Baseball 2009 Drury Panther Baseball 2009 DRURY PANTHER BASEBALL QUICK FACTS ON THE COVER Drury’s third-year baseball program returns DRURY UNIVERSITY four players who earned All-Great Lakes Valley College founded ........................................1873 Conference recognition last season, including Enrollment .................................................1500 President .................Todd Parnell (Drury, 1968) (clockwise from top) first baseman Tyler Goss, Faculty ..............93% have obtained the highest pitcher Chris Marston, shortstop Joe Rohlfing degree possible in their field and catcher R.J. Knese. Student/Faculty ratio ..............................12 to 1 Average class size .........................................19 DRURY ATHLETICS BASEBALL STAFF INFO VP for Athletic Affairs ...... Dr. Edsel Matthews Head Coach ................................................ Mark Stratton E-mail address [email protected] Record at Drury ................................ 60-46 (two seasons) Phone........................................(417) 873-6896 Alma mater, year ..........Southwest Missouri State (1977) Director of Athletics ......................... Pat Atwell E-mail address [email protected] E-mail address .................... [email protected] Office phone ............................................ (417) 873-6399 Phone........................................(417) 873-7294 Assistant Coach ...........................................Byron Hagler Administrative assistant .................. J.J. Carney E-mail address [email protected] E-mail address .................... [email protected] Office phone ............................................ (417) 873-7847 Phone........................................(417) 873-7265 Assistant Coach .............................................Scott Nasby Athletic Department FAX ........(417) 873-7510 E-mail address [email protected] Assistant AD/SWA ................Barbara Cowherd Office phone ............................................ (417) 873-6363 E-mail address ................ [email protected] Volunteer assistant.........................................Curt Plotner Phone........................................(417) 873-7363 Volunteer assistant.....................................Charlie Essary Assistant AD .................................. Dan Cashel DU BASEBALL AT-A-GLANCE E-mail address .................... [email protected] First Season Of D-II Competition ............................ 2007 Phone........................................(417) 873-7222 Overall Record ........................................................ 60-46 Compliance ..................................Bryan Beatty Home Facility ...............................................Meador Park Phone........................................(417) 873-7422 NCAA-II Tournament Appearances ............... One (2007) Sports Information Director ........ Scott Puryear TABLE OF CONTENTS GLVC Tournament Appearances ................... One (2007) E-mail address .................. [email protected] Drury Athletics, Staff Info .................1-3 GLVC Tournament Championships ............... One (2007) Phone........................................(417) 873-4097 Conference Affiliation .... Great Lakes Valley Conference Coaching Staff....................................4-7 Head athletic trainer ................... Erin Kineman (13 teams) Player Profiles ..................................8-26 E-mail address [email protected] 2008 Overall Record ............................................... 27-22 Baseball Boosters ................................27 Phone........................................(417) 873-6865 2008 GLVC Record............... 15-14 (3rd In GLVC West) Faculty Athletic Rep. ............Michael J. Buono Season Preview ..............................28-30 E-mail address [email protected] MEDIA INFORMATION 2008 In Review ..............................30-33 Phone........................................(417) 873-7288 Radio Outlet ...............................Meyer Communications 2007 Statistics ................................34-35 Athletics Website ...... www.drurypanthers.com (KWTO FM, KBFL AM) GLVC Capsules ..............................36-37 Affiliation ............................ NCAA Division II Sports Director ................................................Rob Evans About Drury University ......................38 Conference affiliation ......... Great Lakes Valley Newspaper ................................ Springfield News-Leader Varsity sports offered at Drury (17) Sports Editor ................................................... Pam Clark Drury Baseball Facilities .....................39 Men’s and Women’s Basketball, Men’s DU Beat Writer .............................................. Matt Baker 2008 Season in Pictures ......................40 and Women’s Soccer, Men’s and Women’s TV Outlets Swimming, Men’s and Women’s Cross KSPR (ABC) ...................Whitney Scott, Sports Director Country, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Men’s and KYTV (NBC) .................. Ned Reynolds, Sports Director Women’s Tennis, Men’s and Women’s Track KOLR (CBS) ......................... Dan Lucy, Sports Director and Field, Baseball, Volleyball, Softball KSFX (FOX) ..............Charlie Hannema, Sports Director The 2009 Drury Baseball Media Guide was written and produced by Drury Sports Information Director Scott Puryear and Assistant SID Eric Pannell. Special thanks to A&J Printing, The Team Advertising and Mike Wingo Photography for their assistance in the publication. To reach the Drury Sports Information Office for questions, comments or interview requests, please call (417) 873-4097 or e-mail Puryear at [email protected]. 1 Drury Panther Baseball 2009 2008-2009 DRURY UNIVERSITY DRURY HEAD COACHES AND ATHLETIC STAFF ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY Campus Phone: 873-7879 NAME/POSITIONS 873-PLUS EXTENSION Pat Atwell Director of Athletics. 7294 Michael Buono Faculty Athletic Representative . 7596 Dr. Edsel Matthews Vice President for Athletic Affairs. 6896 Dan Cashel Asst. AD/NCAA Compliance ���������������������������������������� 7222 Barbara Cowherd Asst. AD/Senior Women’s Adminstrator . 7363 Myra Miller O’Reilly Family Events Center Director . 6381 Pat Atwell T. Bryan Beatty Michael J. Buono JJ Carney Lawrence Anderson Asst. Women’s Volleyball Coach. 7252 Director of Compliance Faculty Athletic Administrative Dustin Awe Graduate Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach . 7252 Athletics Representative Assistant T. Bryan Beatty Assistant Compliance. 7422 Alf Bilbao Head Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach. 7449 Amine Boustani Head Men’s Tennis Coach . 7439 J.J. Carney Department Administrative Assistant. 7265 Dylan Dudley Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach. 7297 Amy Gardner Head Women’s Volleyball Coach. 6824 Richard Hackett Head Men’s and Women’s Diving Coach ���������������������� 6877 Scott Puryear Myra Miller Erin Kineman Jeff Paden Byron Hagler Sports Information OFEC Director Head Athletic Assistant Athletic Assistant Baseball Coach. 7847 Director Trainer Trainer Steve Harold Head Women’s Basketball Coach ���������������������������������� 7853 Ja Havens Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach. 7498 Courtney Hendrickson Assistant Volleyball Coach �������������������������������������������� 7252 Erin Hendrickson Graduate Assistant Women’s Basketball ������������������������ 7252 Steve Hesser Head Men’s Basketball Coach. 7321 Shelly Jones Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach ���������������������������� 6995 Kristen Karanzias Softball Assistant Coach ������������������������������������������������ 6364 Don Keeton Eric Pannell Steve Harold Steve Hesser Summer Stewart Head Track Coach (M&W) �������������������������������������������� 6388 Intramural Women’s Basketball Men’s Basketball Assistant Athletic Rich Kemper Graduate Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach . 7878 Director/Asst. SID Coach Coach Trainer Erin Kineman Head Athletic Trainer. 6865 Andy Maroldt Graduate Assistant Tennis Coach (M&W). 7439 Kellen Mast Head Men’s Golf Coach. 6362 Annie Medico Head Softball Coach ������������������������������������������������������ 6364 Scott Nasby Graduate Assistant Baseball Coach . 7847 John Nicolais Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach ���������������������������� 6810 Jason Owen Assistant Coach Swimming/Diving (M&W). 7422 Kellen Mast Annie Medico Ashleigh Shear Mark Stratton Jeff Paden Assistant Athletic Trainer. 6354 Men’s Golf Softball Coach Volleyball Coach Baseball Coach Eric Pannell Coach Intramural Director/Asst. SID ���������������������������������������� 7374 Scott Puryear Sports Information Director. 4097 Brian Reynolds Head Swimming/Diving Coach (M & W). 7293 Jen Simeck Graduate Assistant Coach Women’s Soccer ������������������ 7847 Jarrod Smith Head Women’s Tennis Coach ���������������������������������������� 6847 Summer Stewart Assistant Athletic Trainer. 7381 Mark Stratton Head Baseball Coach . 6399 Ryan Swan Andreas Maroldt Jarrod Smith Brian Reynolds Jon Van Arkel Assistant Men’s & Women’s Soccer Coach. 7449 Men’s Tennis Women’s Tennis Men’s/Women’s M/W Cross Will Thompson Intramural Director �������������������������������������������������������� 6929 Coach Coach Swimming Coach Country Coach Lisa Tinkler Head Women’s Golf Coach �������������������������������������������� 7576 Jon Van Arkel Head Cross Country Coach (M&W) ������������������������������ 7567 Ethan Weiss Graduate Assistant Swimming
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