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Bethune-Cookman University Table of Contents/Quick Facts TABLE OF CONTENTS B-CU BASEBALL QUICK FACTS Bethune-Cookman University Facts/B-CU Baseball Quick Facts .................1 GENERAL INFORMATION Graduate Assistant/Alma Mater: . Keith Morrisroe/Concord, ’12 Location:. Daytona Beach, Fla. Baseball Office Phone: . 386.481.2224 Founded:. 1904 Baseball Office Fax: . 386.481.2238 Greetings from the Athletic Director ............................................................2 Enrollment: . 3,578 Best Time to Reach Coach Beverlin: . Contact Baseball SID Affiliation:. NCAA Division I Bethune-Cookman University...................................................................3-4 Conference: . Mid-Eastern Athletic/MEAC TEAM INFORMATION Colors: . Maroon/PMS 209 and Gold/PMS 130 2012 Record:. 34-27/16-8 H, 14-17 A, 4-1 N Nickname: . Wildcats 2012 Conference Record- MEAC/Finish:. 18-5/1st Dr. Edison O. Jackson, University President................................................5 Mascot: . Dr. Wyle D. Catt 2012 Final Ranking: . None Interim President: . Dr. Edison O. Jackson 2012 Postseason Play: . 0-2; NCAA Regional/Gainesville, Fla. Director of Athletics: . Lynn W. Thompson Conference Titles -MEAC/Last Title: . 16/2012 Lynn W. Thompson, Director of Athletics....................................................6 Sr. Associate Athletic Director:. Jack “Cy” McClairen Consecutive Conference Titles:. 7 Senior Woman Administrator: . Sandra Booker NCAA Regional Appearances/Last Appearance:. 16/2012 NCAA Faculty Representative: . Dr. Janice Allen-Kelsey Consecutive Regional Appearances:. 7 Athletic Staff.................................................................................................7 Athletic Department Phone: . 386.481.2202 NCAA Super Regional Appearances/Last Appearance: . None Athletic Department Fax: . 386.481.2238 NCAA CWS Appearances/Last Appearance:. None Ticket Information Phone: . 386.481.2465 NCAA CWS Titles/Last Title: . None 2013 Bethune-Cookman Wildcats Baseball.................................................9 Number of Returning Letterwinners / Lost: . 13/7 MEDIA RELATIONS Number of Returning Starters / Lost: . 6/6 Assistant Communications Director/Baseball SID: . Michael Stambaugh 2013 Wildcat Baseball Outlook.............................................................10-11 Number of Returning Pitchers / Lost: . 7/5 Stambaugh E-mail:. [email protected] Newcomers: . 16 Stambaugh Office Phone: . 386.481.2278 KEY RETURNING POSITION PLAYERS AND STATS 2013 Wildcat Baseball Schedule................................................................11 Stambaugh Cell Phone: . 785.979.5721 Pos. Name Cl. Avg. H RBI SB FLD% SID Office Fax:. 386.481.2238 RF David Lee Sr. .312 68 47 13-19 1.000 SID Office Address:. Bethune-Cookman Athletic Media Relations CF Brandon Turner Sr. .296 64 23 23-28 1.000 2013 Rosters and Personnel Breakdowns ................................................12 640 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd. • Daytona Beach, FL 32114 LF Josh Johnson Jr. .291 65 24 27-31 .981 B-CU Athletics Web Page: . www.B-CUathletics.com 1B/DH Anthony Stokes Jr. .268 41 35 2-2 .970 KEY POSITION PLAYERS LOST AND STATS Official Twitter: . @bcuathletics Pos. Name Avg. H RBI SB FLD% Baseball Head Coach Jason Beverlin.........................................................13 Facebook . Bethune-Cookman Athletics SS Brashad Johnson .341 71 34 20-25 .926 Instagram: . bcuathletics 3B/P Jairo Acevedo .321 36 15 1-1 .940 YouTube: . CatEye Network 1B/DH Nick Johnson .290 53 16 5-5 .943 Assistant Coaches Barrett Shaft and Kenny Smith....................................14 1B/DH Jordan Taylor .252 33 21 0-2 .973 STADIUM INFORMATION 2B Alejandro Sanchez .237 47 20 8-10 .981 Home Field:. Jackie Robinson Ballpark C Carlos Delgado .103 12 11 1-2 .974 Support Staff..............................................................................................15 Capacity: . 4,800 KEY RETURNING PITCHERS AND STATS Pos. Name Cl. ERA W-L APP/IP SO VS. Dimensions/LF-RF: . 317-400-325 SP/RHP Gabriel Hernandez Sr. 2.92 6-3 66/77.0 45 .240 Year Opened:. 1930 Wildcats Profiles...................................................................................16-31 CP/RHP Jordan Dailey Sr. 3.38 4-6 33/45.1 28 .240 Press Box Phone: . 386.257.3172 ext. 42 Team High 11 Saves SP/RHP Montana Durapau Jr. 3.41 4-6 16/87.0 66 .234 COACHING STAFF SP/LHP Ali Simpson r-Sr. 4.30 2-1 8/23.0 33 .221 Season Review .....................................................................................33-39 Head Coach: . Jason Beverlin RP/RHP Juan Pizarro So. 4.70 0-1 10/15.1 6 .263 Alma Mater: . Western Carolina, '94 SP/RHP Scott Garner Jr. 6.00 4-4 21/63.0 29 .359 Beverlin Record at Bethune-Cookman/Yrs./W-L Pct.:. 34-27/1/.567 KEY PITCHER LOSSES AND STATS Wildcats Business Partners..................................................................40-47 Beverlin Career Record/Yrs.: . Same Pos. Name Avg. H RBI SB FLD% SP/RHP Rayan Gonzalez 2.15 9-2 15/92.0 82 .232 Beverlin MEAC Record at Bethune-Cookman/W-L Pct.:. 18-5/.783 RP/LHP Bryan Rivera 4.08 3-3 25/57.1 41 .227 Athletic Directory .......................................................................................48 Assistant Coach/Alma Mater: . Barrett Shaft/Western Carolina, ’08 RP/RHP Jairo Acevedo 2.37 1-0 17/38.0 24 .282 Assistant Coach/Alma Mater: . Kenny Smith/Western Carolina, ’07 Bethune-Cookman University admits students of any race, color, sex, or national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, and activities generally accorded or made available to all its students. In accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendements of 1972, and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Bethune-Cookman University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, handicap, or national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, employment policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. Inquiries concerning compliance with these laws and the regulations thereunder should be directed to the Vice President and Dean of Students, Bethune-Cookman University, Daytona Beach, Florida 32114-3099. 2013 B-CU Baseball Guide Cover Design The 2013 Bethune-Cookman University Baseball Guide is a Michael Stambaugh publication of the Bethune-Cookman University Athletic Department. Michael Stambaugh is the writer and chief editor, Historical Research Additions with editorial assistance from Bryan Harvey. Published to the Dan Ryan, Michael Stambaugh, John Reeves Internet by the B-CU Office of Sports Information, with print Photography Wilson/DeMarini are the equipment provider of 2013 B-CU Baseball. editions produced by Digital Press of Daytona Beach. Photographs were provided in courtesy of University Project Coordinator Photographer John Reeves, Jim Hogue, Michael Stambaugh (www.jimhogue.com), Michael Stambaugh, Vaughn Wilson and Andrew Brown. Guide Design Michael Stambaugh Restaurant Sponsor of B-CUathletics.com Bethune-Cookman Baseball 2013 Bethune-Cookman University Wildcats Baseball 1 Greetings from the Athletic Director 2013 Wildcats Baseball Dear Wildcat Fans and B-CU Media: As we prepare for a new season at Bethune-Cookman University the winds of change are evident across the About the campus, for this is not only a new calendar academically and athletically, but a new season of leadership. Visions of Victory Dr. Edison O. Jackson, the sixth president of our beloved Blog and Column: institution, takes the helm to guide us to newer heights and milestones. He has assembled a new leadership team and Visions of Victory is a monthly-released blog his role is to continue to direct the path of this ever-growing and column written by B-CU Director of university and to manage the era of expansion in buildings and programs that his Athletics Lynn W. Thompson, focusing on predecessor, Dr. Trudie Kibbe Reed, initiated. issues, topics and a wide range of ideas and For her service and leadership we are eternally grateful to Dr. Reed…and for Dr. concepts surrounding the realm of Jackson’s experience, enthusiasm, vision and the promise of an even greater level of intercollegiate athletics and beyond. This is success for B-CU, we are truly excited. the first issue of the 2012-13 academic year and the entire blog can be viewed on the Change is easily seen amongst the faculty, staff and students with the “New Attitude” official Bethune-Cookman Athletics website at: approach that Dr. Jackson has illustrated, but this new attitude is simply a part of his www.BCUathletics.com/Visions_of_Victory. greater vision of “The B-CU Experience” that has taken root on campus, in the community and in the hearts and minds of Wildcats young and old, near and far. That’s the power of “vision”…it can be easily shared. Once a vision is clearly articulated and With over 20 years of experience in the rapidly shared, it morphs into action and then becomes the foundation for enormous changing world of college sports, Thompson accomplishments and great works to be recognized; those of us who are fortunate certainly has a lot to say. Whether it's enough to have careers working with teams and individual athletes witness this process commenting on new trends or simply all the time. But teamwork is not only found in athletics. It is universal. motivating young people, B-CU's AD is highly qualified to weigh in. When a vision becomes a reality, people’s lives are changed and they become empowered to accomplish virtually
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