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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at UNI ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Media Guides by an authorized administrator of UNI ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Northern Iowa or 118 years, the University of Northern Iowa has to provide a variety of resources and opportunities as well as Femphasized outstanding undergraduate education, a distinguished faculty. with complementary graduate programs at the Students enter the University well-prepared, master's, specialist's and doctoral levels. Building on its demonstrated by their selection of high school courses and historic strength in teacher education, the University has rank in class. In recent years, over 90 percent of the entering developed a number of outstanding programs in business, freshmen ranked in the top 50 percent of their high school natural sciences, humanities and fine arts, and social and classes, with about 60 percent ranking in the top 30 percent. behavioral sciences. Enrollment stands at approximately The average undergraduate arrives at UNI with an ACT score 13,200 students from every county in Iowa, 36 states and 44 of23. countries. Northern Iowa's 19 men's and women's intercollegiate Considered a long-time leader in the field of teacher athletics programs compete at the NCAA Division I level with education, Northern Iowa has implemented several programs major conference affiliations. The Panthers boast a nationally that continue this tradition of excellence. UNl's Regent's recognized coaching staff to maintain consistently Center for Early Developmental Education is a leading setting competitive programs. for research and training in the education of young children. The Northern Iowa campus combines the grandeur of The Center is the only educational resource of its kind in Iowa. early 1900s architecture with striking, modern building The University's mathematics and science education designs that have characterized an impressive growth period programs have been recognized among the best in the over the past dozen years. The attractive campus contains country. more than 40 major buildings on 861 acres, yet is compact The College of Business Administration has become the enough to cross in a 10-minute walk. largest undergraduate business school in Iowa. The College's UNI is located in Cedar Falls, an inviting and historic Department of Accounting is ranked among the 10 best in community of about 35,000 people. Together with the the country by educatots and accounting professionals. In a adjacent city of Waterloo, the metropolitan area has a national survey of 400 accounting faculty, Northern Iowa culturally diverse population of 115,000 and combines big ranked as one of their top programs. UNl's accounting city opportunities with small town friendliness. Cedar graduates continue the tradition of scoring well on the CPA Falls/Waterloo is a center for industry, finance, commerce, exam. UNI has an average pass rate of 65 percent, compared recreation and cultural activities for northeast Iowa. to the national pass rate of 20 percent. Northern Iowa was founded in 1876 and is one of three UNI was ranked seventh among the top 15 colleges and state-assisted universities administered by the Iowa State universities in the Midwest in U.S. News and World Report's Board of Regents. Additional private support is provided by 1991 American's Best Colleges Book. U.S. News also ranked the UNI Foundation and Northern Iowa Alumni Association, UNI second among •Best Buys". representing more than 60,000 alumni in the United States Realizing the value of a liberal arts education, UNI has and other countries. im~ementedarigorousgeneral ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ education curriculum that equips students with a broad understanding and knowledge of how to apply and acquire new information throughout life. Northern Iowa is a university that values teaching. That means faculty members rather that teaching assistants (graduate students) teach in the classroom. It also means the opportunity to work with faculty members on research and other scholarly activities as an undergraduate student. Small classes enable the University to foster one-to-one working relationships between faculty and students. Nearly 90 percent of UNl's classes have 50 or fewer students. Northern Iowa's heritage and philosophy place great value on providing a student-centered educational experience. The University nurtures a premier learning environment-it is small enough to offer its students individualized attention, yet large enough Contents Quick Facts
This is Northern lowa ...... IFC Location: Cedar Falls, IA 50614 Numerical Roster...... 2 Founded:1876 Alphabetical Roster ...... 3 Enrollment 13,200 1993 Outlook ...... 4-5 Nickname: Panthers Colors: Purple & Old Gold Personnel ...... 6 President Dr. Constantine Curris Coaching Staff...... 7-8 Director of Athletics: Chris Ritrievi Missouri Valley Conference ...... 9 Associate Directors of Athletics: John•Jersey• Jermier Panther Profiles ...... 10-18 Dr. Sandra Williamson Facilities ...... 19 Assistant Director of Athletics/Facilities: Jim Egli 1992 Statistics & Results ...... 20-21 NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. Jack Wilkinson Records By Year ...... 22 Sports Information Director: Nancy Justis (319/273-6354) Series Records ...... 23 Assistant Sports Information Director/Baseball: Kevin Kane Panthers in the Pros ...... 23 (319/273-3642) Record Book...... 24-25 Sports Information FAX: (319) 273-3602 Affiliation: NCAA Division I 1993 Opponents ...... 26-27 Conference: Missouri Valley (Second year) 1993 Schedule·...... BC Head Baseball Coach: Dave Schrage (Creighton '83) UNI & Career Coaching Record: 34-78 (2 yrs.) Credits: The 1993 Northern Iowa Baseball Yearbook was written and Assistant Coach: Jim Hallman (Grand View '85) edited by Kevin Kane, Assistant Director of Sports Information. Volunteer Assistant Al Hubbell Production by UNI Office of Public Relations. Photography by Baseball Office Phone: (319) 273-6323 UNI Office of Public Relations, Krista Johnston and Phil Home Facility: Municipal Stadium, Waterloo (4,277) Hatlem. Dimensions: 335-360-380-360-335 1992 Record: 22-34 On the cover: (1-r) all 1992 Conference Record/Finish: 2-17/Eighth MVC pitcher Chad Starting Position Players Returning/Lost 5/4 Rezac, junior OF/DH Starting Pitchers Returning/Lost 5/1 Dan Thielen, all-MVC 18 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 17 /5 Tom Bach. Newcomers: 13 Dan Thielen r--:;;;·=::::';~~':':":==-i
No.Name Pos. Cl. BIT Ht Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Jason Walke** p Sr. R/R 6-2 180 Sumner, IA/Sumner 2 Matt Klemesrud p So. R/R 6-4 185 Rockford, IA/Rockford 3 Tom Evans* OF Jr. UR 5-8 155 West Des Moines, IA/Waukee 4 Roger Brown OF Jr. R/R 5-9 160 Conrad, IA/BCL-UW 5 Rob McCormick 2B Fr. R/R 5-7 175 West Des Moines, IA/Dowling 6 Grady Murphy C/lB So. UR 6-4 195 Boonville, IN/Evansville Memorial 9 Shane Moss OF So. R/R 5-11 190 Muscatine, IA/Muscatine 10 John Pankonin lB Jr. R/R 6-1 195 Omaha, NE/Millard North 11 Bryan Duncan p So. R/R 6-3 195 Franklin Park, IUEast Leyden 12 Dave Freeseman** p Jr. R/R 6-3 190 Ackley, IA/Ackley-Geneva 13 Chad Rezac* p Sr. R/R 6-3 175 Dolliver, IA/Lincoln Central 14 Tom Bach*** 2B Sr. R/R 5-10 190 Center Point, IA/Center Point 15 Brad Hames p Jr. R/R 6-3 180 Webster City, IA/Webster City 16 Jeff Mills p Jr. UL 6-0 185 Derby, KS/Forest City (IA) 17 Steve Beard p Fr. R/R 6-2 185 Woodstock, IL/Woodstock 18 Corey Coates** p Jr. R/R 6-0 175 Manchester, IA/West Delaware 19 Mike Irvine* p So. R/R 6-2 185 Waterloo, IA/West 20 Brent Kimm* c Jr. R/R 6-1 180 Norway, IA/Norway 21 Monty Muller OF Jr. R/R 6-1 190 Ames, IA/Ames 22 Brett Lagerblade* p So. UL 6-4 200 Rock Island, IURock Island 23 Kevin Bower SS Jr. R/R 5-10 175 Olathe, KS/South 24 Tom Owen* 3B So. R/R 6-0 175 Elkhart, IA/North Polk 26 Deron Surkan* 3B So. R/R 6-0 185 Thunder Bay, Ontario/Hammarskjold 27 Chris Crome 2B Fr. UR 6-0 165 Davenport, IA/North 28 Don Vaske 3B Sr. UR 6-3 210 Bancroft, IA/St. John 29 Mark Pasqualini* OF So. R/R 5-9 175 Melrose Park, IUFenwick 30 Tom Joecken* P/lB So. R/R 6-5 225 Waverly, IA/Waverly-Shell Rock 31 Jeff Johannsen p Fr. UL 6-3 185 Eldridge, IA/North Scott 32 Jon Goerish* p So. UL 6-3 190 Kiester, MN/South Central 33 Keven Saunders* OF So. R/R 6-0 185 Minnetonka, MN/Minnetonka 34 Dan Thielen** OF Jr. UL 5-10 170 Ames, IA/Gilbert 35 Brian Klingensmith p So. UL 5-10 160 Moville, IA/Woodbury Central 36 Scott Bredar SS So. R/R 5-10 160 Bettendorf, IA/Bettendorf 37 Chris Meccia p Jr. R/R 6-2 190 Rolling Meadows, IURolling Meadows 38 Jay Johnson c So. R/R 5-10 185 Ames, IA/Ames 39 Myron Glass* OF So. R/R 5-11 180 Kenosha, WI/St. Joseph
* Denotes letters earned at UNI
Head Coach: 25 Dave Schrage Assistant: 8 Jim Hallman No.Name Pos. Yr. BIT Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 14 Tom Bach*** 2B Sr. R/R 5-10 190 Center Point, INCenter Point 17 Steve Beard p Fr. R/R 6-2 185 Woodstock, IL/Woodstock 23 Kevin Bower SS Jr. R/R 5-10 175 Olathe, KS/South 36 Scott Bredar SS So. R/R 5-io 160 Bettendorf, INBettendorf 4 Roger Brown OF Jr. R/R 5-9 160 Conrad, INBCL-UW 18 Corey Coates** p Jr. R/R 6-0 175 Manchester, INWest Delaware 27 Chris Crome 2B Fr. UR 6-0 165 Davenport, INNorth 11 Bryan Duncan p So. R/R 6-3 195 Franklin Park, IUEast Leyden 3 Tom Evans* OF Jr. UR 5-8 155 West Des Moines, INWaukee 12 Dave Freeseman** p Jr. R/R 6-3 190 Ackley, INAckley-Geneva 39 Myron Glass* OF So. R/R 5-11 180 Kenosha, WI/St. Joseph 32 Jon Goerish* p So. UL 6-3 190 Kiester, MN/South Central 15 Brad Hames p Jr. R/R 6-3 180 Webster City, INWebster City 19 Mike Irvine* p So. R/R 6-2 185 Waterloo, INWest 30 Tom Joecken* P/lB So. R/R 6-5 225 Waverly, INWaverly-Shell Rock 31 Jeff Johannsen p Fr. UL 6-3 185 Eldridge, INNorth Scott 38 Jay Johnson c So. R/R 5-10 185 Ames, INAmes 20 Brent Kimm* c Jr. R/R 6-1 180 Norway, INNorway 2 Matt Klemesrud p So. R/R 6-4 185 Rockford, INRockford 35 Brian Klingensmith p So. UL 5-10 160 Moville, INWoodbury Central 22 Brett Lagerblade* p So. UL 6-4 200 Rock Island, IURock Island 5 Rob McCormick 2B Fr. R/R 5-7 175 West Des Moines, INDowling 37 Chris Meccia p Jr. R/R 6-2 190 Rolling Meadows, IURolling Meadows 16 Jeff Mills p Jr. UL 6-0 185 Derby, KS/Forest City (IA) 9 Shane Moss OF So. R/R 5-11 190 Muscatine, INMuscatine 21 Monty Muller OF Jr. R/R 6-1 190 Ames, INAmes 6 Grady Murphy C/lB So. UR 6-4 195 Boonville, IN/Evansville Memorial 24 Tom Owen* 3B So. R/R 6-0 175 Elkhart, INNorth Polk 10 John Pankonin lB Jr. R/R 6-1 195 Omaha, NE/Millard North 29 Mark Pasqualini* OF So. R/R 5-9 175 Melrose Park, IUFenwick 13 Chad Rezac* p Sr. R/R 6-3 175 Dolliver, INLincoln Central 33 Keven Saunders* OF So. R/R 6-0 185 Minnetonka, MN/Minnetonka 26 Deron Surkan* 3B So. R/R 6-0 185 Thunder Bay, Ontario/Hammarskjold 34 Dan Thielen** OF Jr. UL 5-10 170 Ames, INGilbert 28 Don Vaske 3B Sr. UR 6-3 210 Bancroft, INSt. John 1 Jason Walke** p Sr. R/R 6-2 180 Sumner, INSumner
* Denotes letters earned at UNI
Head Coach: 25 Dave Schrage Pronunciations Assistant: 8 Jim Hallman Bach- Bock Meccia - Mecha Bredar - Breeder Pasqualini - Pas-ka-leen-e Freeseman - Freeze-man Rezac - Reezak Goerish - Gore-ish Schrage - Shrag Irvine - Ervin Surkan - SIR-kan Joecken - Jake-en Thielen - Teel-en Klemesrud - Klems-rude Walke - Walk-ee Lagerblade - Logger-blade hey say you can't win baseball games consistently without 22 new people in the program, but now they have a year of Tgood pitching. Ask nearly any baseball coach or manager experience under their belt and we need to keep improving. in Amerka and they will agree, including Northern Iowa's "The Valley is a league where you can have a great team and Dave Schrage. finish fourth. We have the schedule in our favor this year where Schrage is in his third year trying to bring winning baseball we play 12 of 21 conference games at home. Plus, the familiarity back to Cedar Falls, and you don't have to wait long for an answer with the teams, their styles, their players - I think we'll be better when asking him about the key to a winning season in 1993. prepared this season." "There's no magkal formula for us - we need to have better pitching; Schrage says. "Pitching is our first priority and that's PITCHING where we concentrated our recruiting. lronkally, one of the Panthers' two all-conference mentions a "But we've added some people we feel will help us make that year ago was hurler Chad Rezac, the ace of the staff who picked next step. We also have a lot of sophomores this year who got up both MVC wins. The righthander set a school record with 89 their baptism by fire in the Valley last year and hopefully that innings pitched and posted a 7-6 mark with a 4.75 ERA. The experience will pay off this season." rotation will be built around him in his senior season with The climb to respectability in the Missouri Valley Conference sophomore Mike Irvine projected as a solid #2 man. Irvine went will continue for the Panthers as they begin their second year in 4-8 as a freshman a year ago, was third ori the team in innings one of the nation's top conferences. Not unexpectedly, the pitched and will be counted on heavily. Panthers struggled in the league a year ago as they began the Transfer Chris Meccia will likely hold down a starting job after process of rejuvenating a program that had not enjoyed much spending the last two seasons at Triton Junior College. recent success. Freshman Steve Beard, junior Bryan Duncan and sophomore UNI finished 2-17 in the MVC, 22-34 overall, but proved it was Brett Lagerblade are the other top candidates for starting duty capable by chalking up victories over the likes of Indiana State, on a staff Schrage feels is much deeper than his first two at UNI. Illinois State, Iowa State and Kansas State. However, the Beard, the staff's hardest thrower, was drafted out of high consistency necessary to be a winner was obviously missing and school by the Expos last June and figures to step in quickly to Schrage knows that is one of the main keys to taking his team to contribute. Duncan was at Wisconsin before the Badgers a new level. dropped the program and spent last season at Southwestern "We did some.things last year that we hadn't done before and Community College. Lagerblade is a southpaw who made a beat some people we hadn't. We got our first win over a ranked strong comeback last fall from a shoulder injury that sidelined team (Indiana State); Schrage said. him a year ago. The Panthers added 10 to their victory total from the The role of closer will go to senior Jason Walke to start the previous season against stronger competition and have season. Walke came out of nowhere last season to give the now set their sights on the school Panthers their most consistent middle reliever. record of 26 wins in a season and Junior Corey Coates, sophomore Jon Goerish and freshman a top-six finish in the Valley, Jeff Johannsen, juco transfers Jeff Mills and Matt Klemesrud, and which would mean a berth in junior Brad Hames all figure to see duty in middle relief and as the post-season tournament. spot starters. Junior Dave Freeseman, sophomore Tom Joecken "This is a pivotal year for us and lefty Brian Klingensmith will likely serve as setup men for in making that next step; Walke. Schrage said. "Last year, we had Tom Bach CATCHING throughout the year. After an outstanding summer-league A battle between a pair of juniors with different strengths season and fall, he is back in a starting role as a sophomore. seems likely with returner Brent Kimm and juco transfer Grady Schrage still thinks Owen is his third baseman for the next three Murphy in the spotlight. Kimm has been a solid backup to the years.. "Tom struggled as a freshman and took his lumps,· said graduated Marty Schilmoeller the past two seasons and is the Schrage, "but we feel he's back to the way he's capable of stronger ofthe two defensively. Murphy packs a punch from the playing. I think he's going to be a fine player in the Missouri left side at the plate, but is not as adept defensively. Valley: Sophomore Jay Johnson could also figure into the picture Senior Don Vaske, a power-hitting righthanded hitter from with defensive improvement and will likely see some actioh as a Iowa Lakes Junior College, is close behind Owen and will likely designated hitter. see plenty of time as the designated hitter. Sophomore Deron Surkan started 19 games at third last season and hit .339. INFIELD Sophomore Scott Bredar is the consummate team player, If he had enough years of eligibility, Tom Bach could probably knowing his role and filling in at shortstop when needed, a play all nine positions. At the same time, if you had nine Tom commodity Schrage thinks is very important to this team. A pair Bachs on your team, you'd have an outstanding program. of true freshmen, Chris Crome and Rob McCormick, will add After starting at third base his first two years, the Panther depth at second base. senior made the switch to first base with ease a year ago. In addition to playing nearly flawless defense, Bach was one of the OUTFIELD few UNI hitters who hit Missouri Valley pitching consistently, One of the most striking differences between the '93 Panthers batting .362 in the league and .322 overall. and last year's version will be added depth throughout the Plans call for Bach, UNl's only other all-league selection, to roster. Nowhere will that be more evident than the outfield, play his third defensive position in as many seasons, moving where Schrage feels he has at least six capable starters. from first to second base in '93 to replace Jamie Dingus, the Sophomore Myron Glass is penciled in as the left fielder after team RBI leader last year who has exhausted his eligibility. hitting .327 a year ago and stealing 17 bases from the leadoff "It might seem kind of crazy to move Tom again/ Schrage spot. He will battle veteran Dan Thielen, a lefthanded-hitting said, "but we had a hole and his great athletic ability is allowing junior who hit .308 a year ago with 29 RBis. Thielen will likely see us to do it. He plays the middle infield throughout the summer, plenty of time at the DH spot. so it's not completely new to him. From what we saw last fall, Mark Pasqualini is back for his second season in center field. second may be his best position: After jumping out to a tremendous start in his first collegiate Junior Kevin Bower is the new shortstop season, Pasqualini slumped atthe plate in the second half, but after earning all-region honors at Johnson his defense remained among the best on the team with speed County (Kan.) Community College. Bower is and a strong arm. He will likely bat ninth to give UNI a an excellent defensive player who was a speedy 9-1 in the order. · consistent .300 hitter in the juco ranks. Junior Monty Muller is the leading candidate in Schrage thinks the Bower-Bach combination right field after sitting out last year transferring from up the middle is an excellent one. nearby Wartburg College. He is amazingly Sophomore Tom Joecken has the early consistent offensively and defensively, but will feel edge at first base, but he will be pushed the heat from Keven Saunders, a speedy hard by John Pankonin, a transfer from sophomore who hit .284 as a freshman. Colorado State. Joecken gave the Panthers Sophomore Shane Moss hit .361 with with two some much-needed power in a parttime role a homers and 15 RBis in just 36 trips last season and year ago, clubbing six home runs and driving in will force some tough decisions in the outfield 22 in just 26 games. Pankonin hit .286 with 12 along with juniors Tom Evans and Roger RBis in two seasons at CSU. Brown. A year ago, Tom Owen opened the season at third base as a freshman and struggled offensively
Chad Rezac A Capsule Look Letterwinners Returning (17):.2B Tom Bach, RHP Corey Starting Position Players Returning (5): 2B Tom Bach Coates, OF Tom Evans, RHP Dave Freeseman, OF Myron (.322, 2 HR, 26 RBI, 1p 2B), OF Dan Thielen (.308, 2 HR, 29 Glass, LHP Jon Goerish, RHP Mike Irvine, RHP/1 B Tom RBI), OF Myron Glass (.327, 10 2B, 12 RBI, 17 SB), OF Mark Joecken, C Brent Kimm, LHP Brett Lagerblade (1991 ), 3B Pasqualini (.252, 3 HR. 19 RBI), 3B Tom Owen (.127, 6 RBI) Tom Owen, OF Mark Pasqualini, RHP Chad Rezac, OF Keven Saunders, 3B Deron Surkan, OF Dan Thielen, RHP Jason Top Pitchers Returning: RH Chad Rezac (7-6, 4.75 ERA, 4 Walke CG, 89 IP), RH Mike Irvine (4-8, 10.37 ERA, 59 IP), RH Jason Walke (2-4, 8.26 ERA), RH Core)' Coates (1-2, 7.71 ERA, 2 SV) Letterwinners Lost (5): C Marty Schilmoeller (.303, 3 HR, 36 RBI), 2B Jamie Dingus (.278, 6 HR. 37 RBI), SS PJ. Spell Top Newcomers: RHP Steve Beard, SS Kevin Bower, 2B (.291, 5 HR, 32 RBI), OF P.J. Conlon (.198, 1 HR. 16 RBI), P Chris Crome, RHP Bryan Duncan, RHP Chris Meccia, LHP Derek Sandknop (3-7, 5.63, 72 IP) Jeff Mills, OF Monty Muller, C/1 B Grady Murphy, 1B John Pankonin, 3B Don Vaske
Position-by-Position
Tom Owen Don Vaske Deron Surkan Righthanded Pitchers (alphabetical order) Designated Hitter Steve Beard Dan Thielen Corey Coates Don Vaske Lefthand.ct Pitchers Bryan Duncan (alphabetical order) Dave Freeseman Jon Goerish Brad Hames Jeff Johannsen Mike Irvine Brian Klingensmith TomJoecken Brett Lagerblade Catcher Matt Klemesrud Jeff Mills Grady Murphy Chris Meccia Brent Kimm Chad Rezac Jay Johnson Jason Walke "Dave is as knowledgable about the entire game as any Head Coach player or coach I worked with at Creighton,# said Hendry, now Dave Schrage in the front office with the Florida Marlins. "He is a great teacher and communicator with his players in all facets of the game, but especially when it comes to playing the outfield, ave Schrage is in his running the bases, and hitting. Dave knows baseball in the D third year as head Midwest as well as anyone." coach at Northern He became head coach of the Mt. Gravatt Eagles Club in Iowa and has the Brisbane, Australia in 1987, and played and coached for the foundation in place he National League Champion Queensland Rams. thinks can re-establish a Schrage is active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes winning tradition. and helped found the FCA chapter at Creighton. Acclaimed as an excellent Schrage, 31, received his bachelor's degree in Business recruiter, Schrage used that Administration from Creighton in 1983 and his master's in talent to bring in, without Sports Administration from Biscayne in 1984. He and his wife, question, the two finest Jody, have a daughter, Kaitlyn. groups of newcomers in school history the past two ...... __..___.__._...... __._--'-_,__.___..__~ yea rs. Schrage came to Northern Iowa in the summer of 1990 after leading Waldorf College in Forest City, IA, to the junior college sub-regional championship game twice in three years. In three seasons with the Warriors, he posted a 62-67 record and had two players drafted by professional teams. At Northern Iowa, Schrage has posted a 34-78 mark. which includes a 10-game improvement in 1992 from the previous season. Already under Schrage's regime at Northern Iowa, the baseball program has moved to the Missouri Valley, one of the top conferences in the nation; moved to a new home in a minor league facility in neighboring Waterloo; and has nearly doubled financial support for the program. A native of Oak Park. IL, Schrage was a four-year starter in center field at Creighton. He led the Missouri Valley in hitting in 1982 with a .400 average and followed that up with a .433 mark the following season. He earned Missouri Valley All Conference honors in 1982 and was named to the GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America team in 1983. His .433 average for 1983 ranks him third on Creighton's all-time single-season list while the .400 clip in 1982 ranks sixth. Schrage led the club in stolen bases in 1980 with 15, triples in 1981 with three and hits in 1982 with 66. Schrage is fifth in career hitting at Creighton with a .358 average, ranks fourth in stolen bases with 62, and is ninth in games played with 199. Sch rage's first collegiate coaching experience came as a graduate assistant at Biscayne College in Miami in 1984 before he returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach to Jim Hendry in 1985 and 1986, where he was instrumental in recruiting the class ranked fifth in the nation in 1985, according to Collegiate Baseball. Three players Schrage recruited were drafted by major league teams, the most notable being former Olympian and current Houston Astros catcher Scott Servais. In his four years as a player and two as an assistant at Creighton, Schrage's teams never had a losing season, posting a 201 -145 record. and directed the school's summer baseball camps. As the Assistant pitching coach at Johnson County, Hallman had three hurlers Coach Jim drafted by major league teams. A native of Urbandale, IA, Hallman was an all-state catcher Hallman at West Des Moines Dowling High School in 1981 before moving on to play collegiately at Grand View College in Des n his second year at Moines. While with the Vikings, he was an All-American I Northern Iowa, assistant catcher as a senior in 1985 while earning All-Midwest honors coach Jim Hallman has his final two seasons. He was team captain as a junior and brought a wealth of senior, leading his team to the NAIA World Series both years. experience and expertise to "The addition of Jim to our staff has been a great boost to the Panther program. our program,• said head coach Dave Schrage. •He's a winner Hallman serves as pitching all the way down the line. He has always been involved with coach while assisting in all winning programs, whether as a player or coach, and he has other phases of the conveyed that positive mental attitude and winning spirit to program, including our team: recruiting. Hallman received his bachelor's degree from Grand View Hallman was appointed in physkal education in 1985 and is currently working toward at UNI in July, 1991, after serving four years as assistant coach his master's in Educational Administration at UNI. He and his at Johnson County Community College near Kansas City. He wife, Margaret, were married last October. also was a staff member in the Physical Education Department and Lifetime Fitness Center at Johnson County
Junior Corey Coates enters 7993 as one of UNl's most experienced pitchers.
Coaches Records
Coach Years Record Pct. Capt.Avery 1893-1894 (2) 2-3 .400 J.E. Vance 1895-1897 (3) 5-4 .556 Throthe 1898 (1) 2-1 .667 Sutherland 1899-1901 (3) 9-6 .600 Capt. Cotten 1902 (1) 2-7 .222 R.B. Leland 1905 (1) 2-1 .667 Charles Pell 1906 (1) 1-7 .125 John Fitzgerald 1907 (1) 4-2 .600 Roy Seymour 1908, 1911, 1915-1917 (5) 14-21-1 .389 H.F. Pasini 1912-1913 (2) 9-9-1 .500 H.G. Lundeman 1914 (1) 4-4 .500 Van Oot 1918-1919 (2) 8-6 .571 Abram James 1920-1921 (2) 6-6 .500 LL Mendenhall 1922-23 (2) 10-6 .625 Osborne Cowles 1924 (1) 6-0 1 .000 Rosco Minton 1925 (1)7-3 .700 L.W. Whitford 1926-1965 (37) 302-211-4 .602 J.D. Anderson 1966-1984 (19) 270-255 .514 Gary Swanson 1985-87 (3) 66-71-1 .482 Gene Baker 1988-1990 (3) 44-119 .270 Dave Schrage 1991-present (2) 34-78 .304 commitment to excellence, both in the classroom and 1993 Conference Schedule A the athletic arena, has been a trademark of the Missouri Valley Conference since its inception in 1907. Apr.J Apr.25 In addition to success on the national baseball scene, the Bradley at Southwest Missouri (2), 12 p.m. Creighton at WKhita State, 1 p.m. athletic accomplishments of MVC institutions through the Southern Illinois at Creighton (2), 12 p.m. Illinois State at Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. years have included four national basketball championships Indiana State at Illinois State (2), 1 p.m. Southern Illinois at Bradley, 1 p.m. and 17 trips to the NCAA Final Four. WKhita State at Northern Iowa (2), 12 p.m. Indiana State at Southwest Missouri, 1 p.m. Apr.JO MVC members have been especially prominent on the Apr.4 Creighton at Illinois State, 7 p.m. national collegiate baseball scene in recent years. Foll9wing Bradley at Southwest Missouri, 1 p.m. Wichita State's national championship in 1989, as many as Southern Illinois at Creighton, 1 p.m. M111 three Valley teams have been ranked among the nation's top Indiana State at Illinois State, 1 p.m. Creighton at Illinois State, 7 p.m. 25 in each of the last three years. In 1991, two MVC teams WKhita State at Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. Bradley at Indiana State (2), 12 p.m. advanced to the College World Series as Wichita State and Northern Iowa at Southwest Missouri (2), Creighton both made collegiate baseball's Final Four, with Apr.9 12p.m. WSU finishing second and Creighton tied for third. Since Creighton at Indiana State, 7 p.m. WKhita State at Southern Illinois (2),12 p.m. 1980, some 24 MVC teams have competed in the NCAA Apr.10 Ml12 baseball tournament, with eight advancing to the College Creighton at Indiana State, 7 p.m. Creighton at Illinois State, 1 p.m. World Series in the last 10 years. WKhita State at Bradley, (2), 1 p.m. Bradley at Indiana State, 1 p.m. MVC athletes and coaches have become familiar names Southwest Missouri at Illinois State (2), Northern Iowa at Southwest Missouri, 1 p.m. during the conference's illustrious history, both during their 12p.m. Wichita State at Southern Illinois, 1 p.m. collegiate careers and, for some, professional careers which Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois (2), have followed stardom in the Missouri Valley. Current major 12p.m. Ml17 leaguers who played their collegiate ball in the MVC include WKhita State at Southwest Missouri, 4 p.m. Kirby Puckett, Joe Carter, Dave Steib, Steve Finley, Charlie Apr.11 Northern Iowa vs. Creighton (Carroll, la.), O'Brien, Dennis Rasmussen, Jim Lindeman, Mike Dunne, Dave Creighton at Indiana State, 1 p.m. 7p.m. WKhita State at Bradley, 1 p.m. Bergman, Phil Stephenson, Scott Servais and Zane Smith. Southwest Missouri at Illinois State, 1 p.m. M118 MVC basketball alums include Larry Bird, Xavier McDaniel, Northern Iowa at Southern Illinois, 1 p.m. Wichita State at Southwest Missouri, 2 p.m. Hersey Hawkins, Benoit Benjamin, Oscar Robertson, Chet Illinois State at Bradley (2), 1 p.m. Walker, Walt Frazier, Wes Unseld and Paul Silas. Apr.16 Northern Iowa at Creighton, 2p .m. The St. Louis-based MVC began operating as a basketball Indiana State at WKhita State, 7 p.m. Southern Illinois at Indiana State (2), conference and through the years has produced many 12&7p.m. individual and team national champions in basketball, Apr.17 baseball and track and field. The league has merged with the Indiana State at WKhita State, 7 p.m. Ml19 Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference, which concluded a Bradley at Northern Iowa (2), 12 p.m. Wichita State at Southwest Missouri, 1 p.m. Southwest Missouri at Creighton (2), Illinois State at Bradley, 1 p.m. decade of excellence in women's athletics last year. 12p.m. Northern Iowa at Creighton, 1 p.m. The Missouri Valley was formed on January 12, 1907, when llfinois State at Southern Illinois (2), 12 p.m. Southern Illinois at Indiana State, 1 p.m. eight administrators representing five midwestern state universities got together in a hotel room in Kansas City. In Apr.18 M1114 the fall of that year, basketball became the first competitive Indiana State at Wichita State, 1 p.m. Creighton at Bradley, 1 p.m. sport in what was then the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Bradley at Northern Iowa, 1 p.m. Illinois State at Wichita State, 2 p.m. Athletic Association. In recent years, the Valley has been Southwest Missouri at Creighton, 1 p.m. Indiana State at Northern Iowa, 7 p.m. growing and expanding. In addition to Northern Iowa llfinois State at Southern Illinois, 1 p.m. Southwest Missouri at Southern IUinois, joining the league last season, Southwest Missouri State is in 3p.m. Apr.23 just its third year in the conference. They are the newest Creighton at Wichita State, 7 p.m. Ml11S members of the MVC, which also includes Bradley, Creighton, llfinois State at Northern Iowa, 7 p.m. Creighton at Bradley (2), 1 p.m. Drake, Illinois State, Indiana State, Southern Illinois, Tulsa and Illinois State at Wichita State, 7 p.m. Wichita State. Apr.24 Indiana State at Northern Iowa (2), 12 p.m. Creighton at WKhita State, 2 p.m. Southwest Missouri at Southern IAinois (2), Final 1992 Missouri Valley Baseball Standings Illinois State at Northern Iowa, 7 p.m. 12p.m. Overall Conference Southern Illinois at Bradley (2), 12 p.m. School W-L W-L Indiana State at Southwest Missouri (2), M1116 Wichita State 56-11 18-3 12p.m. Illinois State at Wichita State, 1 p.m. Creighton 41-19-1 15-5 Indiana State 40-19 13-8 MIJ 19-22 SW Missouri State 31-23 10-11 Missouri Valley ConfererKe Tournament, Bradl~y 34-23-1 9-11 Wichita, Kan. Illinois State 21-31 8-13 Southern Illinois 18-31 6-13 Northern Iowa 22-34 2-17 14Tom Bach 13 Chad Rezac Second Base Pitcher Bats Right/Throws Right Bats Right/Throws Right 5-1 0, 190 6-3, 175 Senior Senior Center Point, Iowa/Ce nte r Point Dolliver, Iowa/Lincoln Central Made the move from first base to Transferred from Waldorf College a second base during the off-season year ago and immediately became after switching from third to first the UNl's top starter, recording seven year before... one of two Panthers wins, the most by a Panther pitcher in selected to the all-Missouri Valley Ll-..1..-l.-'-~1...... L-'-_J__--'~ 11 years, and a school-record 89 team last season, receiving honorable mention ... team captain inhings pitched and 14 starts.. .o ne of two Panthers to earn for 1993... needs just four hits, three doubles and six more selection to the Missouri Valley all-conference team, receiving games played to become UNl's career leader in those honorable mention ... sidearm hurler who is listed as one of the categories.. .already holds school records for games played top pitchers to watch in the nation in 1993 by Collegiate (58) and walks (40) in a season, at-bats (497) and walks (85) in Baseball...team captain for 1993 ...enters the season as UNl's a career, and most putouts (378), total chances. (400) and top starter and one of the top returners in the pitching-rich double plays turned (31) in a season ...listed in Collegiate Missouri Valley ...considered UNl's top pro prospect.. .recorded Baseball among top players to watch in the nation in Panthers' two conference wins last year, vs. Illinois State and 1993 ...enters 1993 season with .308 career average in nearly Indiana State. ..went at least six innings in 10 of 14 starts last 500 at-bats ...led team in batting average (.322), at-bats (171 ), season, averaging 6.1 per outing ...allowed one earned run in hits (55) and total times'on base (90) a year ago... ranked in eight innings vs. Illinois State, no earned runs in eight vs. top 10 in hitting in Missouri Valley Conference games last Southern Illinois, one run in seven innings vs. Iowa State, one year. ..hit .362 last season against tough MVC schedule, .294 run in eight innings vs. Indiana State, no runs in seven innings against all other opponents.. .fashioned hitting streaks of nine vs. Central Missouri...named to the Central Illinois Collegiate and six games... began the season with just seven hits in his league's All-Star Team last summer after going 6-2 with a fi rst 39 trips (.1 79), then went 33 for his next 69 (.478)... had 18 2.23 ERA for Decatur... allowed just 41 hits in 61 innings in multiple-hit games.. .went 7 for1 3 with five RBis in three CICL, ranking second in the league in hits per nine innings game series against nationally-rated Indiana State.. .went 5 for with 6.1 ...posted a 4-1 record with a 2.13 ERA and a no-hitter 12 against Illinois State... made just three errors in first season his final year at Waldorf. at first base. ..enjoyed one of the finest seasons by a freshman High School: An honorable mention all-state selection as a in UNI history in 1990, hitting .329 and setting a school record senior.. . named first team all-conference as a junior and for walks in a season with 40 and games played with 58. .. as a senior.. .lettered in baseball five times. freshman, ranked second on the team in batting average Personal: Born March 28, 1971 ... son of Clarence and Mary (.329) and first in on-base percentage (.467). Rose Rezac...majoring in Elementary Education. High School: A great all-around athlete who earned 14 letters at Center Point while earning all-state honors in baseball and football ... played on state championship football team and in the Iowa High School All-Star Game... hit over .500 his final •[~~ 11111•1111~~··1······~~1•111~~· •1111~········1··~1··••111•11111~~~tj··········~ ·········~······••!.~···j••·•~i• ····~~ · two seasons... finished his basketball career as the school's all time scoring leader. .. named to the all-state football team as a 28 Don Vaske quarterback and defensive back. .. graduated second in class. Third Base Personal: Born December 24, 1970... son of Linda Bats Left/Throws Right Bach ... majoring in Engineering Technology. 6-3, 210 x~fi J G ''Ae R H•·••• RBI rn~~ l~: Hff so BB sB>AYG t Senior Bancroft, Iowa/St.John 19.9
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UNI, but could see duty as a spot High School: A three-time all-conference performer in starter... allowed one run in 1 2/3 baseball ... named all-conference and academic all-state in · innings vs. Florida State as a freshman football ... hit .469 his senior year and .463 as a and gave a run in two innings vs. Iowa State... has struggled junior... participated in the state track meet twice on the 4 x with control last two seasons, allowing only one hit in five of 800-meter relay team. . Personal: Born April 11, 1971 ... son of Gary and Shirley his seven appearances... best outing last season came against Briar Cliff - 6 innings, 5 runs, 6 strikeouts, complete game. McClure ...majoring in Accounting. High School: Played in the Iowa All-Star Game as a senior... also played in the state golf meet at Webster City and Year ?ti !!?! ff ft 6.~! ·······-·•_.•. 2 __. ._• .•._· 110.._ :._ •.· • ~!?HR scv air S.!\!Y~J• earned all-conference honors in basketball. 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Mercy as a freshman. out Wichita State in two innings in first Missouri Valley High School: Played on three state high school game.. .posted a 3.60 ERA in seven league appearances. championship teams and a runnerup at Norway ...earned High School: An oustanding all-around athlete who earned honorable mention all-state as a junior and senior... named to all-conference and all-state recognition in baseball, football, the all-district and state all-tournament team twice. .. played in basketball and track ... quarterbacked his football team to the the high school all-star game as a senior... also lettered in state playoffs as a junior and qualified for the state track meet basketball. in the high jump as a senior. Personal: Born November 3, 1971 ... son of Donald Kimm and Personal: Born December 4, 1970. .. son of Larry and Ann Connie Volden ...cousin, Tyson, plays baseball at Creighton ... nephew of former major league catcher Bruce Kimm ... majoring in Business Management. 21 Monty Muller Outfield Bats Right/Throws Right 6-1, 190 Junior Ames, Iowa/Ames Redshirted last season after transferring from Wartburg College in 37 Chris Meccia Waverly, IA, where he was an all-Iowa Pitcher Conference selection... selected as a Bats Right/Throws Right team captain for 1993 ... will likely be 6-2, 190 the opening day right fielder. Junior High School: Named to the all-conference, all-metro and all Rolling Meadows, Illinois/Rolling state teams as a senior... named MVP on his American Legion Meadows team his senior season after it won the state title... played on Expected to be in the starting state high school runnerup as a junior. rotation this season after transferring Personal: Born March 6, 1971 ... son of Larry and Glenda ) ' from Triton Junior College in Muller... majoring in Public Relations. ~~~~~--~ lllinois""pitched for the national championship semi-pro team last year. High School: Played in the Mid-Suburban All-Star 10 John Pankonin Game... named to the all-Chicagoland, all-area and all First Base conference teams. Bats Right/Throws Right Personal: Born October 22, 1972... son of Marie 6-1, 195 Meccia ... majoring in Physical Education. Junior Omaha, Nebraska/Millard North Transfer from Colorado State who is 16 Jeff Mills expected to battle for the starting job Pitcher at first base. .. hit a combined .286 in Bats Left/Throws Left 40 at-bats in his two seasons at CSU 6-0, 185 before Rams dropped Junior program... voted to the Western Athletic Conference All Derby, Kansas/Forest City (Iowa) Academic Team a year ago. Transfer from Waldorf College in High School: Named MVP of state championship team as a Forest City, IA, where he was voted senior... selected to the all-state team. All-Subregional last year... will be a Personal: Born October 27, 1971 ... son of John and Pat candidate for the starting rotation Pankonin ... majoring in Business. this season. High School: A first team all-state pick in baseball who also earned all-conference honors in basketball and 34 Dan Thielen football ... participated in the state basketball tournament and Outfield state track meet as a senior. Bats Left/Throws Left Personal: Born May 16, 1972... son of Joel and Vickie 5-10, 170 Mills ... majoring in Criminology. Junior Ames, Iowa/Gilbert Expected to split time between the outfield and designated hitter this season as he did last year... served as \ \ the starting left fielder as a ~~_.__.._.__.__,____, freshman ... was much more consistent at the plate last year after a streaky freshman season ... has hit over .300 the last five months of his career after struggling early two years ago... upped his average nearly 50 points last year, but hit three fewer home runs. ..led UNI with 29 walks a year ago... had 10 multiple-hit games last year as a sophomore... went 5 for 12 vs. Creighton, 4 for 1a .with 3 RBis vs. Bradley, and homer and three RBis vs. Air Force... one of the top pure hitters on the squad who provides lefthanded punch. 39 Myron Glass High School: Named Mid-Iowa Pl~yer of the Year Outfield twice".named all-state as a senior, all-district twice and first Bats Right/Throws Right team all-conference three times... also lettered in basketball 5-11, 180 and golf. Sophomore Personal: Born November 14, 1971 ... son ofTom and Evie Kenosha, Wisconsin/St. Joseph Thielen ... majoring in Management. Enjoyed an outstanding freshman season, hitting .327 with 10 doubles, 17 stolen bases and a team-leading .508 on-base average from the 1 1 leadoff spot... stole four bases in 1 46 •.• ...•, :...o ...... •.,•,..•:... .• !,,l.. .•. .•..•.i.i.i.i.'.1.J.i.'i .. ..•: .. .'•.. ·..= ·.:: ..•· .. Ji./ .. ·1.: .. 1 .•..· .. .• season-opening doubleheader vs. Dubuque... expected to ~, .· · r.' ~. .;. · =i·j···!·J=)·J=l·J,!.1.l s,~.• ·,. ~.$ :'.~·.:·A .~.s ~.= •.· ·.· ··j·J ll:·:·'.·:<·:·:·:-:·:-:·:·>:·:·>.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··:··-·.j'lill·.·.·.···.· ll ll il open this season as the starting left fielder ... his six-game hitting streak in late April was second-longest on the 36 Scott Bredar team... had eight multiple-hit games, including three vs. Creighton and Wisconsin-Milwaukee ... reached base in 13 Shortstop consecutive games and 19 of last 21 ... reached base five times Bats Right/Throws Right in a game vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and four times vs. 5-11, 160 Chicago State and Northern lllinois ... batted .313 vs. Missouri Sophomore Valley competition.. .was a starting cornerback last fall on Bettendorf, Iowa/Bettendorf UNl's football team that advanced to the NCAA Division 1-AA ·. Became a valuable backup in the semifinals. middle infield last season after High School: Drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 35th redshirting his first year... had his best round of the June, 1991 draft. .. saw most of his action at game at the plate May 2 vs. shortstop and pitcher in high school...an all-metro selection in Southwest Missouri when he had a baseball, football and basketball ... hit .272 as a senior, .326 as a hit and two runs scored ... hit .333 in Missouri Valley games. junior and .358 as a sophomore.. .one of the fastest players on High School: Received honorable mention all-state as a the team. .a first team all-stater in football. junior and senior and first team all-district honors as a Personal: Born January 19, 1973 ... son of Walter and Eloise senior... lettered in baseball and wrestling. Glass ... majoring in Business Administration. Personal: Born May 4, 1972 ... son of Steve and Jo Ann Bredar ... majoring in Business Management. 32 Jon Goerish 11 Bryan Duncan Pitcher Bats Left/Throws Left Pitcher 6-3, 190 Bats Right/Throws Right Sophomore 6-3, 195 Kiester, Minnesota/South Central Sophomore Could join the starting rotation this Franklin Park, Illinois/East Leyden season or see action in middle/long Expected to be a top candidate for relief. ..made six starts and five relief the starting rotation after transferring appearances last year... needs better from Southwestern Community control to become a consistent College... attended Wisconsin until the winner as he walked 42 and threw 13 wild pitches in just Badgers dropped baseball under 30 innings .. .fanned 24 batters in 28 213 innings ... picked program ... named to the West Suburban All-Star Team last up wins against St. Louis, St. Ambrose and Wisconsin summer after his 1991 team placed second in the World Milwaukee ... hurled five innings vs. St. Louis, allowing just one Series. run; 5 2/3 innings and two runs vs. UW-Milwaukee; two High School: Voted to the conference all-academic innings of shutout relief vs. Iowa. team. ..earned all-conference and all-area honors while being High School: A Minnesota High School All-Star and all-district listed among the Chicago Tribune's Top 100 Prospects ...also pick as a senior... also earned all-conference honors three lettered four years in hockey. times ... hit .462 as a senior while fanning 73 batters in 43 Personal: Born February 6, 1972. ..son of Ian and Eileen innings pitched with a 1.95 ERA ... also a three-time all Duncan ... majoring in Finance. conference choice in football and basketball...named MVP in the Minnesota All-Star Football Game. hitting .464. .. earned all-district honors twice and all Personal: Born August 14, 1972... son of Roger and Beverly conference three times.. .played in the Iowa High School All Goerish ... majoring in Public Relations. Star Game as a senior. ..hit .464 last season with six homers and 43 RBis at the plate while compiling an 8-2 record with a Ydr''''' •'Af>P: :=:::ts''•••••t Pitcher/First Base ••.:_.:_.:•_, G_:_j _ .••.·.:_, •. ·_.•_,·_•.·.•_.:_.•_•. A_i_1.·_._J1$__._ ...... •• r.•.. :-_:._· ·-•~-•··· ·-·•·.. - •.•·-·••.r.~. :...· :-:::::::-:;:::::::::<:::::::::···-·:·/:::::: · · ~ ~~J . ~ .r.J_··.•••.••-· 1~ 1 ~~ .•:•:• 1 ·•It! 1 ~~·1· ~ui111• Bats Right!Throws Right 6-5,225 Sophomore Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock 2 Matt Klemesrud Will battle for starting first base job Pitcher and see action in short relief... hopes Bats Right/Throws Right to give Panthers needed power this 6-4, 185 season on a fulltime basis after Sophomore ' belting six home runs and 22 RBis in Rockford, Iowa/Rockford just 70 at-bats a year ago. .. also walked 16 times for a .500 on Transfer from Waldorf College in base mark. .. had six multiple-hit games including three hits Forest City, IA. and three RBis vs. Briar Cliff and Mt Mercy ... had two homers High School: second team all-stater and five RBis in a game vs. Upper lowa ... hit his first three in baseball who also earned all-state home runs in two days, his last three on three consecutive honors in basketball and was an all days ... a hard-throwing pitcher who struck out 10 in 8 1/3 conference punter. .. named academic all-state... also lettered innings last year... earned his only save.vs. Wisconsin in track and field. Milwaukee. Personal: Born August 20, 1972... son of Robert and Nancy High School: Named First Team All-State as a senior after Klemesrud... majoring in Eng lish Education. 35 Brian 9 Shane Moss Outfield Klingensmith Bats Right/Throws Right Pitcher 5-11, 175 Bats Left/Throws Left Sophomore 5-10, 160 Muscatine, Iowa/Muscatine Sophomore A top reserve in the outfield last Moville, Iowa/Woodbury Central season who will battle for a starting Only appearance a year ago came job in '93 ... hit .361 last year with two against Indiana State, allowing one homers and 15 RBis in only 36 at run in 2/3 inning ... a top candidate for bats... had a team-high .694 slugging lefthanded setup man this season. percentage and a .489 on-base mark ...went 2-for-4 with 3 RBis High School: Named to the first all-conference team as a vs. Illinois State; 2-for-4 with a home run and 4 RBis vs. Kansas junior and senior.. .was nominated to play in Iowa High School State; 5-for-5 vs. Mt. Mercy with 3 RBis; 2-for-3 with 3 RBis vs. All-Star Game but could not compete due to illness ...played Mankato State. on the state championship team as a freshman ... tossed a no High School: A two-time all-stater who also was selected to hitter his senior season... was also an all-state receiver in the all-district and all-conference teams three times... named football and three-time state wrestling qualifier. First Team All-State last year after hitting .397 ... played in the Personal: Born August 26, 1972 ... son of Roger and Leah 1990 Iowa High School tournament and the 1991 Iowa All Klingensmith ... majoring in Elementary Education. Star Game. ..earned three letters in baseball and two in football. Personal: Born December 2, 1972.. .son of Craig Moss and Judy Petersen ... majoring in Elementary Education. 22 Brett Lagerblade Pitcher 6 Grady Murphy Bats Left/Throws Left Catcher/First Base 6-4, 195 Bats Left/Throws Right Sophomore 6-4, 195 Rock Island, Illinois/Rock Island Sophomore Redshirted a year ago due to Boonville, Indiana/Evansville shoulder injury, but rebounded Memorial impressively in the fa,11 and figures to Will battle for the starting catching be a top contender for the starting job after transferring from \Yaldorf rotation after earning six starts in 13 appearances two years College in Forest City, IA. ..named MVP ago as a freshman ... was the only southpaw on the staff as a at Waldorf last season after missing freshman ... possesses an excellent changeup and has added first year due to a knee injury ... should provide needed power considerable velocity on his fastball since recovering from from the left side of the plate. arm problem ...threw two complete games as a freshman, High School: Played on the state championship high school allowing just one earned run in 12 innings in those starts. and American Legion teams in 1989... also played in the Babe High School: Played on the 1990 Illinois state American Ruth World Series prior to freshman year... also lettered twice Legion championship team that placed second in the in basketball...attended the same high school as Yankees' star Midwest region ... threw three no-hitters in Legion Don Mattingly. competition ... lettered two times each in baseball and golf. Personal: Born December 11, 1971 ...son of Michael and Lana Personal: Born August 29, 1972 ... son of Bob and D'Ann Murphy ... majoring in Public Relations. Lagerblade... majoring in Business. League All-Star Game.. .split time between center field and 24Tom0wen shortstop his senior year. ..named to the Chicago Sun-Times Third Base Top 100 and the Chicago Tribune's Top Prospects Bats Right/Throws Right lists ... played at Fenwick High, the alma mater of Panther head 6-0, 175 coach Dave Schrage. Sophomore Personal: Born March 29, 1973.. .son of Sharon Elkhart, Iowa/North Polk Pasqualini ... majoring in Accounting. Opened last year as the starti'ng third baseman and will likely do the same this season.. .struggled at the plate, hitting .127 in 35 games.. .had two-hit games vs. Dubuque and Mt. Mercy... excellent defensive third 33 Keven baseman who rebounded by hitting over .400 on summer team and hitting well last fall. Saunders High School: A first team all-stater who batted .547 as a Outfield senior, .454 as a junior and .438 as a sophomore.. . named to Bats Right/Throws Right the state all-tourriament team as a sophomore and senior.. .a 6-0, 185 three-time first team all-conference selection who was also Sophomore named to the all-district team twice and third team all-state Minnetonka, as a junior. .. earned 14 high school letters in baseball, football, Minnesota/Minnetonka basketball and track. ..a third team all-stater in football who Speedy outfielder who started 19 led Class 2A in kickoff return yardage in 1991 . games last year as a freshman and is a Personal: Born February 13, 1973... son of Don and Sue top candidate for a starting role this Owen.. .majoring in Computer Science. season.. . hit .381 through first month of the season, but cooled off in the second half to finish at .284.. .went 2-for-3 [I~ •••• ~1 1111llj~ ::::~~:: i•~~ ~I I i ~~ I ~~ jg ~I t&~ with an RBI in his first start, against Air Force. .. was 5-for-13 :;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:···:·:·:···:·:·:·····:·····:···:·:········ with three RBis vs. Bradley, also had three RBis vs. Northern Illinois. High School: Batted .386 as a senior and led his team in every 29Mark offensive category except home runs and RBis batting leadoff.. .a member of the Mickey Mantle and American Pasqualini Legion state championship teams... named to USA Today's Outfield Top Pro Prospects list. ..high school team was ranked eighth in Bats Right/Throws Right the nation by USA Today. 5-9, 160 Personal: Born February 11, 1973 ... son of Rolande Sophomore Saunders... majoring in Finance. Melrose Park, Illinois/Fenwick UNl's everyday center fielder last year who will play the same role this season. ..l ed off much of last season, but will probably hit ninth this year... j umped out to a fast start as a freshman, hitting .282 26 Deron Surkan with three home runs and 14 RBis in March ... slumped the final Third Base six weeks, batting .216 with no homers and five RBis in April Bats Right/Throws Right and May ... excellent defensive outfielder who has been 6-0, 185 clocked 85-90 mph from the outfield and covers much Sophomore ground in center.. . belted first two collegiate homers in Thunder Bay, consecutive games against Louisville and Western Illinois Ontario/Hammerskjold (3/1 4 and 3/15)... had three hitting streaks of five games last Hit .339 in 26 games last season, 19 as season ...led the Panthers with 41 runs scored. .. notched 10 a starter at third base... will probably multiple-hit games, including three vs. Northern Illinois, serve as a backup at third base and Grand View and Mt Mercy, and two vs. Wichita State and '-'--'--'----'--'-'-"-'-)_...__,'-'--_.__ DH against lefthanders this Indiana State. year.. .went 4-for-7 with 4 RBis in doubleheader vs. St High School: Named first team all-conference and all-area as Louis ... had six multiple-hit games. .. reached based in 19 of 26 a senior after hitting .389 with a .471 on-base average and 23 games for .486 on-base percentage. .. had two hits in a game stolen bases. .. played on the regional championship vs. Creighton and Indiana State. team ... played in the Chicagoland Catholic League-Public High School: Played in Junior Men's League with the Thunder Bay Expos three years as a third baseman and 27 Chris Crome pitcher... high school did not have a baseball program... was an Second Base all-conference player in football and played on a conference Bats Left/Throws Right championship hockey team. Personal: Born September 22, 6-0, 165 1972... son of Ernie and Judy Surkan ... majoring in Physical Freshman Education. Davenport, Iowa/North Will likely serve as a backup in the middle infield this season. High School: Received the Vince Meyer Award from the Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association 31 Jeff Johannsen for outstanding athletic and academic achievement..captain Pitcher of the academic all-state team... team captain as a senior and Bats Left/Throws Left played on the Iowa AAU Select Tearn that toured Japan last 6-3, 185 year... hit .457 as a senior with 27 RBis and fanned only five Freshman times... played in the Iowa High School All-Star Game... named Eldridge, Iowa/North Scott to the all-conference, all-district and all-state teams. Redshirted a year ago after pitching 3 Personal: Born September 13, 1973... son of Victor and Pam 2/3 innings early in the season Crome. .. majoring in Chemistry and Biology. against Air Force and sustaining an elbow injury which forced him to 5 Rob McCormick miss the remainder of the season... should be a candidate for the starting rotation if Second Base healthy. Bats Right/Throws Right High School: A member of the Iowa AAU Select Team as a 5-7, 175 junior as well earning selection to all-district and honorable Freshman mention all-state... did not pitch much of his senior season West Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling due to elbow injury, but was still voted second team all Will likely serve as a backup middle conference as a utility player.. . recorded a 4-2 mark with a 1.43 infielder this year. ERA as a junior with 71 strikeouts and 24 hits allowed in 44 High School: A two-time all innings pitched.. .also lettered in golf and basketball, where conference performer who also was a he played in the Quad Cities All-Star Classic ... holds five member of the 1991 AAU national basketball school records at North Scott. championship team... hit .395 with three homers and 34 RBis Personal: Born June 10, 1973... son of Richard and Debra as a junior, .365 last year... named to the academic all Johannsen ... major is undecided. conference team... also lettered in football. Personal: Born January 12, 1974.. .son of Terry and Romy McCormick. ..majoring in Marketing. , 17 Steve Beard Pitcher Bats Right/Throws Right 6-2, 185 Freshman Woodstock. Illinois/Woodstock Expected to battle for a starting spot... redshirted as a quarterback on the Panther football team last fall ... taken in the 38th round of the amateur draft last June by the Montreal Expos. High School: Two-time MVP of high school team which reached the finals of the state tournament last year... named to the all-state team as a senior... a three-time all-conference and all-area selection ...led his football team to the state playoffs as a junior and senior. Personal: Born January 26, 1974.. .son of Charles and Pat Beard ... majoring in Physical Education. within the next several years. The spacious press box provides ample seating for newspapers and radio stations in addition to a deck to accommodate television. For off-season conditioning and practice, Northern Iowa is blessed with one of the finest indoor facilities anywhere. The spacious 16,400-seat UNI-Dome, constructed in 1976, is home to Northern Iowa Athletics and many of its teams. The adjoining Physical Education Center provides state-of-the-art weight and athletic training facilities while the Dome, home to the Panther football team, allows for a spacious indoor environment for practice when inclement weather prevents outdoor workouts. acilities play an important role in helping Northern FIowa's student-athletes make the most of their collegiate careers. The Panthers' baseball facilities provide an excellent atmosphere for teaching, learning and training no matter the weather. The Panthers begin their second season in Municipal Stadium (pictured above) in Waterloo, playing all home dates there for the first time in 1993. A 10-minute drive from the Northern Iowa campus, Municipal Stadium has been the home of professional baseball in Waterloo since 1948. The city-owned facility is currently home to the San Diego Padres Class A franchise in the Midwest League. Seating capacity is 4,277 with distances to the double decked outfield fence measuring 330 feet down the left-and right-field lines, 360 feet in the power alleys and 390 to center field. Major renovations to the playing surface and press box were made last fall and this winter with future plans calling UNI-Dome Interior fo r major remodeling of the grandstands and clubhouses UNl's Remodeled Weight Room State-of-the-Art Training Facilities r---;·;1;•;·'';~:·;·i~';1:~1=---i PLAYER BA GIGS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA SB% BB so HBP SISF TB/SLUG% ON-BASE PCT. Shane Moss .361 17/12 36 8 13 15 4 1 2 1/2 .500 5 5 2 1/0 25/.694 22/45 .489 Deron Surkan .339 26/19 62 14 21 8 4 0 0 1/1 1.000 10 15 0 0/1 25/.403 35n2 .486 Myron Glass .327 40/30 98 34 32 12 10 1 0 17121 .810 18 24 6 1/1 44/.449 63/124 .508 Tom Bach .m 50/48 171 27 55 26 10 2 2 7/10 .700 21 ' 30 3 1/2 75/.439 90/198 .455 Tom Joecken .314 26n3 70 16 22 22 4 0 6 0/0 .000 16 16 1 0/1 44/.629 44/88 .500 Derek Sandknop .310 10~ 29 6 9 3 3 0 0 0/0 .000 4 4 0 0/0 12/.414 15/33 .455 Dan Thielen .308 53/44 146 31 45 29 8 1 2 1fl .143 29 18 4 1/2 61/.418 82/182 .451 Marty Schilmoeller .303 47/45 155 22 47 36 6 0 3 4/6 .667 13 17 9 0/5 62/.400 80/182 .440 P.J. Spell .291 53/52 165 37 48 32 12 1 5 9/12 .750 19 27 0 212 77/.467 78/188 .415 Erik Skovgard .286 8/1 7 3 2 0 0 0 0 1/1 1.000 4 0 0 0/0 2/.286 7/11 .636 Keven Saunders .284 32/19 67 14 19 11 2 0 0 6/7 .857 4 11 0 212 21/.313 28/75 .373 Jamie Dingus .278 49/48 169 35 47 37 10 1 6 8/10 .800 19 27 6 3/1 77/.456 83/198 .419 Jay Johnson .278 11/4 18 3 5 4 1 0 1 0/0 .000 2 4 0 0/1 9/.500 8/21 .381 Mark Pasqualini .252 50/47 159 41 40 19 7 0 3 8/15 .533 20 32 2 4/1 56/.352 56/186 .452 P.J. Conlon .198 45/38 126 16 25 16 7 0 1 3/6 .500 16 19 0 3/2 35/.278 47/147 .320 Tom Evans .194 21/11 31 12 6 4 2 0 1 0/0 .000 10 7 1 0/1 11/.355 20/43 .465 Brent Kimm .167 17/15 42 5 7 . 3 4 0 1 0/0 .000 7 11 0 1/0 14/.333 17/50 .340 Scott Bredar .167 14/4 24 4 4 0 0 0 0 0/0 .000 0 3 0 0/0 4/.167 5/24 .208 Tom Owen .127 35n7 79 11 10 6 2 0 0 3/4 .750 10 12 0 0/0 12/.152 32/89 .360 Adam Benes .080 14~ 25 3 2 2 0 0 0 0/0 .000 4 6 0 0/0 2/.080 8/29 .276 Eric Olson .000 ·.1ro 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0 .000 0 1 0 0/0 0/.000 0/1 .000 Joel McCartan .000 3ro 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1/1 1.000 1 1 0 0/0 0/.000 1/3 .m Matt Harvey .000 1ro 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/0 .000 1 0 0 0/0 0/.000 1/1 1.000 Totals UNI .273 56156 1682 343 459 285 96 7 33 70/103 .680 233 290 34 19/22 6'8/.397 850/1990 .427 Opponents .325 56/56 1751 457 569 397 116 20 49 981121 .810 284 256 45 21/26 872/.498 99812118 .471 Pitching ERA GIGS W l PCT SAVE CG SHTOUT IP H R ER BB so IBB HB WP BK 2B 3B HR TB/SLUG" ABIBAVG. Chad Rezac 4.75 15/14 7 6 .538 1 4 1 89.0 94 58 47 52 45 0 13 9 0 14 3 4 126/.371 340/.276 Derek Sandknop 5.63 1717 3 7 .300 1 4 0 72.0 109 60 45 17 59 0 8 3 0 17 4 12 170/.526 323/.337 Dave Freeseman 6.30 16ro 0 0 .000 1 0 0 20.0 20 20 14 14 18 0 1 2 2 3 0 1 26/.356 73/.274 Corey Coates 7.71 15/7 1 2 .m 2 1 .0 53.7 73 54 46 26 28 0 2 6 0 19 5 4 114/.511 223/.327 Jason Walke 8.26 13/2 2 4 .m 1 0 0 40.3 52 42 37 17 27 1 5 4 0 15 2 5 86/.515 167 /.311 JonGoerish 9.10 11/6 3 3 .500 0 0 0 28.7 33 38 29 42 24 0 2 13 1 10 2 1 50/.435 115/.287 Mike Irvine 10.37 14/12 4 8 .m 0 1 0 59.0 78 73 68 55 27 0 6 10 5 14 3 6 116/.485 • 239/.326 John Thomas 11.91 9/4 1 2 .m 0 0 0 22.7 47 49 30 13 8 0 3 6 0 8 0 9 82/.701 117 /.402 Brian Klingensmith 13.50 1ro 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.7 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 00/.000 1/.000 Brent Kimm 13.50 1ro 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.0 5 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 10/.909 11/.455 Adam Benes 14.54 2ro 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 4.3 7 7 7- 6 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 14/.737 19/.368 Jeff Johannsen 14.37 1ro 0 0 .000 0 0 0 3.7 7 6 6 3 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 10/.556 18/.389 TomJoecken 17.28 8ro 0 0 .000 1 0 0 8.3 15 16 16 15 10 0 1 1 1 4 0 0 19/.487 39/.385 Brad Hames 17.72 6/3 0 2 .000 0 1 0 10.7 20 24 21 13 8 0 2 2 1 6 0 2 32/.653 49/.408 Aaron Eberhart 32.40 4/1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 3.3 9 12 12 4 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 17/.1.000 17/.529 Totals UNI 8.22 56/56 22 34 .393 7 11 1 418.3 569 457 382 284 256 1 45 60 10116 20 49 872/.498 1751/.325 Opponent 5.75 56156 34 22 .607 12 11 6 426.o 459 343 2n 233 290 0 34 53 5 96 7 33 6681.397 1682/.273 ~=~~1~~~~1:::==-i Final Record: 22-34 Neutral: 2-2 Day: 21-26 March: 10-15 MVC: 2-17 Extra Innings: 1-1 Night: 1-8 April: 9-14 Home: 10-12 One-Run Games: 3-7 Vs. RHP: 19-24 May:3-5 Away: 10-20 Vs. LHP: 3-10 DATE OPPONENT SCORE AlTEND WINNING PITCHER(IP) LOSING PITCHER(IP) RUNS-HITS-ERRORS 3/4 Dubuque 6-1W 150N D Coates(5.0) Sperfslage(4.2) 6-10-1 1-8-0 3/4 Dubuque 5-1 w 150N D Rezac(7.0) Rotz(6.0) 5-7-0 1-5-2 3n Air Force 2-6 L 300AD McCallum(4.1) lrvine(5.0) 2-S-1 6-7-1 3n Air Force 6-17 L 300AD R11ngal (3.0) Goerish(O. 1) 6-7-2 17-12-3 3/S Air Force 3-5 L 150AD Pettit(6. 1) Coates(6.0) 3-2-3 5-S-2 3/S Air Force 9-10L 150AD Chastain(1. 1) Rezac(3.0) 9-S-2 10-14-3 3/14 #Louisville S-9 L 175AD Renning(O. 1) Sandknop(2.0) S-S-1 9-14-2 3/15 #Western Illinois 5-S 150N D Stanley(7.0) lrvine(S.2) 5-6-1 S-6-4 3/15 #Ohio State 1-16 L 175 ND Granata(S.O) Thomas(2. 1) 1-2-3 16-13-1 3/16 Central Missouri St. 7-6 W(15) 135AD Walke(3.0)· Bosewell(2.0) 7-7-4 6-7-4 3/17 St. Louis 10-12 L 65AD Jones(2.2) Walke(4.2) 10-9-0 12-10-2 3/17 St. Louis 12-2W 75AD Goerish(S.O) Smith(O.O) 12-15-1 2-4-2 3/20 *Wichita State 1-19 L 2S12 AN Dennis(6.0) Coates(2.0) 1-5-2 19-13-0 3/21 *Wichita State 0-9 L 1321 AN Giuadrone(6.0) Rezac(6.0) 0-1-2 9-15-0 3/22 *Wichita State 0-9 L 1142A D Steenstra(6.0) lrvine(6.0) 0-6-2 9-15-0 3/24 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 17-22 L 130 HD Schaubel(3.1) Sandknop(3. 1) 17-17-1 22-17-2 3/25 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 7-6W 105 HD Thomas(6.0) Flanagan(6.0) 7-7-3 6-8-1 3/25 WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE 6-3W 105 HD Rezac(6.0) Wagner(6.0) 6-S-1 3-12-2 3/26 ST. AMBROSE 10-2W SSH D lrvine(6.0) Volz(4.0) 10-12-1 2-7-2 3/26 ST. AMBROSE 10-6W SSHD Goerish(S.O) Orman(2.2) 10-10-1 6-7-3 3/2S *Indiana State S-14 L 304AD Whitten(6.0) Sandknop(4.2) s-12-1 14-19-2 3/2S *Indiana State 3-4 L 304AD D.Thomas(0.2) Walke(3.2) 3-9-2 4-10-2 3/29 *Indiana State 10-1 w 131 AD Rezac(S.O) Keaffa ber(3.0) 10-12-2 1-6-2 3/31 Northern Illinois 7-17L S9AD Brown(4.1) Thomas(1 . 1) 7-11-1 17-13-0 3/31 Northern Illinois 20-11 w S9AD lrvine(4.1) Schmack(O. 1) 20-21-2 11-13-S 4/4 *Bradley 9-10 L 75AD Simmons(3.2) Walke(l.O) 9-12-0 10-14-4 4/4 *Bradley 4-16 L 75AD Petcka(6.0) Rezac(S.O) 4-12-4 16-17-1 4/5 *Bradley 0-4L 90AD Rekar(9.0) lrvine(S.O) 0-1-3 .4-S-1 4/7 IOWA 2-3 L 105H D Schubbe(4.0) Sandknop(7.0) 2-7-1 3-10-2 4/S IOWASTATE 3-2W 124H D Rezac(7.0) Binversie(2.0) 3-6-2 2-4-2 4/10 *Illinois State 1-7 L 3S9AN Boratto(S.O) lrvine(S. 1) 1-7-1 7-10-1 4/11 *Illinois State 0-2L 147 AN Herges(9.0) Sandknop(S.O) 0-3-1 2-S-1 4/12 *Illinois State 7-1 w 244AD Rezac(S.O) Fisk(4.2) 7-9-1 1-5-2 4/ 14 KANSAS STATE S-2W 109H D lrvine(6.0) Hanneman(4.0) S-10-1 2-3-4 4/ 15 Iowa State 0-6 L 250AD Peterson(3.0) Sandknop(4.0) 0-1 -0 6-12-2 4/lS *SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 0-1L 143 H N Van Gilder(S.O) Rezac(S.O) 0-3-1 1-2-0 4/21 Upper Iowa 7-1 w 35AD Sandknop(7.0) Swan(6.0) 7-S-1 1-9-2 4/21 Upper Iowa 17-3 w 35AD lrvine(4.0) Seabrooke(0.1) 17-11-1 3-2-2 4/22 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 10-4W 45AD Walke(S.O) Strueve(6.0) 10-9-1 4-5-1 4/22 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 5-2W 45AD Goerish(5.2) Tardiff(7.0) 5-6-0 2-6-1 4/ 25 *CREIGHTON 3-10 L SOHN Browning(7.0) lrvine(l.O) 3-11-4 10-9-0 4/25 *CREIGHTON 5-16 L SOHN O'Conner(6.0) Rezac(S.1) 5-14-6 16-11-2 4/26 *CREIGHTON 1-7L 92HD Al. Benes(9.0) Sandknop(9.0) 1-4-4 7-10-1 4/2S GRANDVIEW 4-11 L 75H D Barbelin (9.0) Goerish(3.1) 4-9-0 11-11-2 4/29 MANKATO STATE 6-4W 141 HD Rezac(4.2) Sorenson(3.2) 6-4-3 4-5-5 4/29 MANKATO STATE 4-11 L 141 HD Case(4.0) lrvine(l.1) 4-6-3 11-10-2 4/30 Briar Cliff 12-9W 65AD Sandknop(7.0) Colson(l .2) 12-14-3 9-14-1 4/30 Briar Cliff 4-5 L 65AD Roeder(6.0) Hames(6.0) 4-6-1 5-7-1 5/1 MT. MERCY 21-16 w 173 HD Benes(2.1) Lindner(l .O) 21-19-0 16-19-2 5/2 *SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 3-22 L 12S HD Resz(S.O) Goerish(l .2) 3-5-1 22-20-0 5/2 *SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 6-22 L 12SH D J. Oetting(6.0) Walke(S.1) 6-5-1 22-22-3 5/3 *SOUTHWEST MISSOURI 1-20 L 9SH D Finley(2.1) Rezac(6.0) 1-3-2 20-24-0 5/S Wartburg s~ 1 L 125A D Anderson(6.0) Hames(1.2) 5-6-2 7-6-2 519 CHICAGO STATE 4-0W 175 H N Rezac(7.0) Frank(6.0) 4-9-1 0-5-2 5/9 CHICAGO STATE 5-9 L 175 H N Davis(4.0) lrvine(2. 1) 5-3-4 9-9-1 5/10 CHICAGO STATE 13-SW 135 HD Sandknop(3.0) Parks(4.2) 13-16-2 S-9-2 *Missouri Valley #Derby City Classic Year Record Pct. Coach 1893 1-1 .500 Capt. Avery 1894 1-2 .333 Capt. Avery. 1895 2-1 .667 J.E. Vance 1896 1-1 .500 J.E. Vance 1897 2-2 .500 J.E. Vance 1898 2-1 .667 Throthe 1899 3-2 .600 Sutherland 1900 2-1 .667 No Coach 1901 4-3 .571 No Coach 1902 2-7 .222 Capt. Cotten 1903 No Baseball 1904 No Baseball 1905 2-1 .667 R.B. Leland 1906 1-7 .125 Charles Pell 1907 4-2 .667 John Fitzgerald 1908 2-5 .286 Roy Seymour 1909 No Baseball 1910 No Baseball 1911 2-5-1 .313 Roy Seymour 1912 5-6 .455 H.F. Pasini 1913 4-3-1 .563 H.F. Pasini 1914 4-4 .500 H.G. Lundeman 1915 1-3 .250 -. Roy Seymour 1916 6-4 .600 Roy Seymour 1917 3-4 .429 Roy Seymour 918 4-3 .571 Van Oot 1919 4-3 .571 A.D. Dickinson 1920 3-3 .500 Abram James 1921 3-3 .500 Abram James 1922 4-5 .444 LL. Mendenhall 1923 6-1 .857 LL. Mendenhall 1924 6-0 1.000 Osborne Cowles 1925 7-3 .700 Roscoe Minton 1926 6-4 .600 L.W. Whitford Panther Year-by-Year Team Statistics in Division I (since 1982) Hitting Pitching Year G AB R H AVG. 2B 3B HR RBI SAC SO BB SB Year G CG IP H HR R ER ERA BB so WP HBP 1982 27 720 141 185 .2S7 3S s 21 11S 16 11S 11S 19 1982 27 12 181.2 231 22 172 129 6.39 103 142 16 8 1983 22 S71 101 14S .2S4 23 6 18 88 14 90 82 38 1983 22 9 144.1 164 32 136 lOS 65S 80 59 11 6 1984 30 813 lSS 228 .280 40 s 22 13S 21 13S 100 30 1984 30 7 204.1 272 28 202 1S2 6.69 119 84 5 2 198S 4S 1193 243 33S .281 63 7 47 204 * 208 14S 96 198S 4S 0 287 487 62 390 299 937 172 162 * * 1986 42 1140 366 414 363 73 11 68 323 * 162 212 137 1986 42 9 264 409 68 3S3 276 9.41 191 213 33 18 1987 43 1166 293 413 3S4 81 10 46 283 26 203 206 1S1 1987 43 11 28S 346 4S 280 21S 6.79 211 2SO lS 8 1988 S4 1S21 279 417 .274 69 9 39 240 22 3S6 201 67 1988 S4 s 364.2 60S 70 601 444 10.96 3SS 200 72 37 1989 so 1424 223 367 .258 67 9 21 194 21 261 186 48 1989 so 16 339.2 461 49 368 297 7.87 244 212 38 28 1990 S9 17S8 283 484 .27S 82 17 34 247 30 299 228 34 1990 S9 24 424.1 S91 64 4SO 364 7.72 264 221 30 27 1991 S6 1612 229 417 .2S9 62 s 28 193 44 301 193 47 1991 S6 lS 413.1 S71 S6 467 363 7.90 287 239 so S2 1992 S6 1682 343 4S9 .273 96 7 33 28S 41 290 233 70 1992 S6 11 418.1 S69 49 4S7 382 8.22 284 2S6 60 4S ~·:1:rz~1=~~:1:• · :1:1::::-i Opponent W-L Opponent W-L Opponent W-L Opponent W-L Air Force CM Grand View 7-17 Minnesota 4-32 Sam Houston State 1-6 Arkansas 0-5 Grinnell 0-2 Missouri 2-11 School of the Ozarks 1-0 Arkansas State 2-6 Gustavus Adolphus 1-0 Missouri Southern 0-1 Simpson 15-4 Army 1-2 Highland Park 2-4 Monmouth 2-0 South Alabama 0-3 Augsburg 1-0 Illinois at Chicago 2-2 Morningside 35-23 South Dakota 33-2 Augustana (SD) 30-10 Illinois College 3-2 Mt.Marty 2-0 South Dakota State 25-17 Austin Peay 0-2 Illinois State 7-7 Mt.Mercy 18-5 Southern Colorado 0-1 Bradley 2-4 Indiana State 1-4 Nebraska 1-14 Southern Illinois 0-1 Briar Cliff 13-7 Iowa 9-41 Nebraska-Omaha 6-5 Southwest Baptist 1-0 Carleton 8-1 Iowa State 34-78 North Central 0-1 Southwest Missouri State 1-31 Central 16-2 Iowa Wesleyan 3-1 North Dakota 21-6 Texas Wesleyan 0-1 Central Arkansas 1-0 Kansas 2-8 North Dakota State 20-10 Toledo 0-1 Central Methodist 2-0 Kansas State 1-4 Northeast Missouri State 3-1 Upper Iowa 29-23 Central Michigan 0-4 Kent State 1-0 Northwest Missouri State 3-3 Wartburg 74-38 Central Missouri State 2-5 Knox 1-0 Northwestern 0-5 Washington (MO) 2-1 Chicago State 2-1 Kutztown State 1-0 Northern Illinois 9-14 Wayne State (NE) 1-0 Coe 23-18 Lake Forest 2-0 Notre Dame 0-1 Western Illinois 23-41 Cornell 3-6 Lincoln 7-0 Ohio State 0-1 Western Kentucky 1-1 Creighton 2-14 Loras 15-5 Oklahoma 0-3 Western Michigan 1-6 Delaware Valley 0-1 Louisville 0-1 Oklahoma State 1-9 Westmar 2-0 Drake 35-13 Luther 30-30 Oral Roberts 0-1 Wichita State 0-4 Drew 1-0 Mankato State 10-11 Pan American 0-13 William Penn 5-0 Dubuque 17-10 Memphis State 0-4 Plymouth 1-0 Winona State 4-8 Eastern Illinois 5-23 Miami (FL) 0-2 Quincy 2-0 Wisconsin-Lacrosse 12-7 East Tennessee State 0-1 Miami (OH) 0-4 St.Ambrose 12-2 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 7-2 Evan gel 2-1 Michigan 0-2 St. Joseph 3-2 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 2-3 Evansville 1-0 Michigan State 4-2 St. Lawrence 0-1 Wisconsin-Platteville 6-3 Florida State 0-3 Middle Tennessee State 0-1 St.Louis 3-2 Wisconsin-River Falls 2-1 Ft. Hays State 1-0 Millersville 0-1 St. Olaf 1-2 Goshen 3-0 Milligan 0-1 St. Xavier 2-3 Panthers in the Pros Providing tangible evidence of the dramatic strides made Outfielder Mark Chambers became the second Panther by the Northern Iowa baseball program in recent years, 1990 taken when the Atlanta Braves drafted him in the 62nd round saw the first two Panthers selected in the major league of the 1990 draft. He completed his third season in the minor amateur draft while another was signed as a free agent last leagues last year, finishing the season at Macon of the South year. Atlantic League. Pitcher Steve Dreyer became the first UNI player ever Outfielder John Pratt, UNl's single-season recordholder for selected when he was taken in the eighth round by the Texas hits, signed with Salt Lake City of the Pioneer League last July Rangers. Dreyer was the top hurler for Gastonia of the South and saw duty with the Trappers the last six weeks of the Atlantic League two years ago and drew a starting season. assignment in the league's all-star game, where he was the Other Northern Iowa alums who played in the major winning pitcher. Last year, he led the Ranger minor-league leagues include former White Sox and Red Sox All-Star system in strikeouts at Charlotte in the Florida State League catcher Duane Josephson and former Orioles reliever Eddie and again pitched in the all-star game. Watt. Josephson Watt Dreyer Pratt Chambers ~·:':';:~;~0··;':':0:1~ Most Honw Runs----.Season: 16, Todd Ba.-kalow (1986) MostStrikeouts------Season: 90, Darrell Bunge (1962) Team Batting Career. 42, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) Career.193, Doug Darnell (1967-69) Most At·Blts------Season: 1758 (1990) Game: 3, Tim Hackenmiller (1970) Game: 21, Kent Folsom (19S8) Most Runs Scored ·------·--.Season: 366 (1986) Most Extn Bise Hits-----5eason: 30, John Pratt (1990) Most Hits-·-----Season: 109, Derek Sandknop (1992) Game: 27, Western ll~nois; Monmoiith (1928) Career. 69, Todd Barkalow(1983-86) Most Runs ------Season: 81, Jim Sorge (1986) Inning: 15, Lincoln (1989) Game: 5, Ron Foell (1968) • Most Earned Runs ·--·--.Season: 68, Mike Irvine (1992) Most Runs Scored/ Most Stolen Bues----·-Season: 33, Eric Snider (1987) FewestRuns ------·-----Season: 3, Huston (1965) Two Ttarns ------.Game: 44, Ml Mercy (1985) Career. 65, Eric Snider (1986-87) Fewest Eamed Runs ·---Season: 2, Tom Simpson (1963) MostRunsSconcl/Two TNrns i111 Game: 5, Tom Potts (1985) Most Walks------Season: 55, Mike Brandmeyer (1991 ); Doublehtlcler ------.Game: 67, Ml Mercy (1985) Most W1lks.-----·-----5eason: 40, Tom Bach (1990) Mike Irvine (1992) Most Hits·------Season: 484 (1990) Career. 85, Tom Bach (1990-present) Most Home Runs ·------Season: 15, Scott Kaul (1990) Most Runs Bitted In ·------Season: 323 (1986) Game: 4, Kim Rud<5ck (1980) Most Pickoffs ----·----Season: 14, Paul Boffeli (1987) Most Doubles ------·----Season: 96 (1992) MostStrikeouts ---·--·Season: 55, Mark Lumpa (1988) Career: 23, Paul Boffeli (1986-87) Most Triplts------Season: 17 (1990) Career.132, Mark Lumpa (1988-1990) MostStllts.-----·----.Season: 14, Chad Rezac (1992) Most Honw Runs. ------·---Season: 68 (1986) Game: 4, Mark Lumpa (1988, 1990); Most Consecutive Most Totll Blses.------·--.Season: 713 (1986) Tom Steele (1967) Scoreless Innings: ------401/3, Tom Simpson (1963) Highest Slugging Pct.------·.Season: .62$ (1986) FewestStrikeouts-----5eason (min. 50AB):1 (72 AB), Highest Bitting Avg ..------5eason : .363 (1986) Duane Josephson (1964) MostStrikeouts ------·--.Season: 356 (1988) MostW1lks------.Season: 233 (1992) Most Stolen Blses.------·-.Season: 151 (1987) Team Fielding Team Pitching Most Putouts --·---Season: 1273 (1990) MostAppe1rances ------·--Season: 136 (1988) Most Assists------Season: 565 (1991) Most Complete GI mes ------Season: 24 (1990) Most Errors------Season: 131 (1988) Individual . ~atting Most Shutouts ·------Season: 5 (1964, 1970) Highest Fielding Pct.-.Season: .964 (1968) MostG1nwsPllJed- ----.Season: SB, Tom Bach (1990) MostS.ves.------·- ----Season: 7 (1992) Lowest Fielding Pct--.Season: .922 (1988) Career.165, MikeMorony (1988-91) lowest ERA ------5eason: 1.87 (1965) Most Double Plays ·---.Season: 50 (1991) Most At-Bits ·----·----Season: 213, John Pratt (1990) Highest ERA ------Season: 10.96 (1988) Most Triple Plays ------Season: 1 (1988) Career: 497, Tom Bach (1990-present) Most Innings Pikhed------Season: 424 1/3 (1990) Game: 9, Krumm (1949) Most Hits Allowed.------.Season: 605 (1988) Most Hits------·-----Season: 80, John Pratt (1990) Most Runs Allowed. ------.Season: 601 (1988) Career: 156, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) Game: 33, Oklahoma (1989) Individual Fielding Game: 6, Duane Josephson (1964) Inning: 20, Eastern Illinois (1988) Most Putouts·------Season: 378, Tom Bach (1992) Most Runs Scored. -----Season: 49, Eric Snider (1986) Most Elmed Runs ·------·--.Season: 444 (1988) Most Assists ·-----·----Season: 133, PJ. Spell (1992) Career: 108, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) MostWalks------·-----.Season: 355 (1988) Career. 336, Mike Morony (1988-91) Game: 6, Ron Foell (1968) MostStrikeouts------.Season: 256 (1992) Most Tobi CMnces ·---Season: 400, Tom Bach (1992) Most Runs Bitted In -.Season: 63, Todd Ba.-kalow(1986) Most Hit Bltsmen------Season: 52 (1991) Most Double Pllys ·------Season: 31, Tom Bach (1992) Career: 153, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) Game: 8, Mark Lumpa (1990) Rick Kriz (1969) Jerry Holbrook (1962) Individual Pitching Miscellaneous Team Most Tobi Bues. ------Season: 133, John Pratt (1990) Most Appe1rancts--.--.Season: 18, Tom Jansen (1973) Career: 315, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) Career. 48, Rod Hulme (1986-89) Records Game: 14, Ron Foell (1968) Most V'tctories------Season: 8, Doug Darnell (1968) Glmes Pllyed ·------·Season: 59 (1990) Highest Bitting Avg. --Season: 525, Dick Nottger (1941) Career: 19, Doug Darnell (1967-69) Wins------Season: 26 (1981, 1987) Career (Min. 300 AB) : .410, Eric Snider (1986-87) Most losses ·------Season: 9, John Thomas (1991) losses ..------·------Season: 44 (1991) Highest Slugging Pct..Season: .984, Todd Barkalow(1986) Most Complete Games.--Season: 9, Darrell Bunge (1962) Winning Strtak------· 13 (1947 ·48) Career: .745, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) Career: 15, Tom Simpson (1963-65) losing Streak------·---15 (1991) Most Doubles.------Season: 16, John Pratt (1990) Most Innings ----·----.Season: 89, Chad Rezac (1992) Margin ofV'KtolJ •• ------·28, Monmouth (1928) Career: 29, Mark Lumpa (1988-90) Career.187, Scott Palmer (1979-82) M1rgin of Defeat ·------31 , Oklahoma (1989) Shawn Andrews (1984-88) lowest ERA.------Season: 038, Tom Simpson (1962) Highest Winning P Hits Home Runs Runs Batted In 1. 1S6, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) 1. 42, Todd Barkalow (1983-86) 1. 153, Todd Barkalow ( 1983-86) 2. 153, Tom Bach (1990-1992) 2. 22, Scott Schmelzer ( 1985-86) 2. 89, Mark Lumpa (1988-90) 3. 140, Mark Lumpa (1988-90) 3. 21, Marklumpa (1988-90) 3. 84, Tim Hackenmiller (1970-73) Mike Morony (1988-91) 4. 19, Duane Josephson (1962-64) 4. 80, Scott Schmelzer (1985-86) John Pratt (1988-90) 5. 17,BruceDinnibier(1970-74) 5. 78, Eric Snider (1986-87) 6. 119, Eric Snider (1986-87) 6. 16, Bob Schmitt (1983-85) 6. 75, Mike Morony (1988-91) 7. 118, Shawn Andrews (1984-88) Tim Hackenmiller (1970-73) 7. 69, Duane Josephson (1962-64) 8. 117, Dave Smith (1986-87) 8. 15, Ron Joyce (1969-72) 8. 67, John Pratt (1988-90) 9. 116, PJ. Conlon ( 1989-92) 9. 14, Todd Wulff (1985-86) 9. 63, Tom Bach (199o-92) 10. 114, Tim Hackenmiller (1970-73) Mike Morony (1988-91) 10. 62, Rick Kriz (1968-69) Career Record: 41-19-1/1 yr. Head Coach: Mike Clark Air Force Record at CU: 41 -19-1/1 yr. Career Record: 476-291113 yrs. Location: Colorado Springs, CO Baseball SID: Kevin Sarver Location: Terre Haute, IN Record at KSU: 183-155/6 yrs. Enrollment: 4,400 OffKe Phone: 402/280-2720 Enrollment 12,271 Baseball SID: Chris Theisen Nickname: Fakons Nickname: Sycamores OffKe Phone: 913/532-6735 Colors: Blue & Silver Colors: Royal Blue & White Press Box Phone: 913/532-6926 Conference: Western Athletic Conference: Missouri Valley 1992 Record: 23-24 Florida State 1992 Record: 40-19 Conference Finish: 5-20/Seventh Location: Tallahassee, FL Conference Finish: 13-8/Third Head Coach: Paul Mainieri Enrollment 29,000 Head Coach: Bob Warn Mankato State Career Record: 278-233/10 yrs. Nickname: Seminoles Career Record: 833-401-7m yrs. Location: Mankato, MN Record at USAF: 98-102/4 yrs. Colors: Garnet &Gold Record at ISU: 665-354-7117 yrs. Enrollment 16,000 Baseball SID: Dave Toller Conference: Atlantic Coast Baseball SID: Tom James Nickname: Maverkks Offke Phone: 719/472-2313 1992 Record: 49-21 OffKe Phone: 812/237-4160 Colors: Purple &Gold Press Box Phone: 719/472-3792 Conference Finish: 16-7 /Second Press Box Phone: 812/237-4187 Conference: North Central Head Coach: Mike Martin 1992 Record: 25-12 Career Record: 715-239-3/13 yrs. Conference Finish: 6-6/Second, Record at FSU: 715-239-3/13 yrs. Northern Division Bradley Baseball SID: Joey Ferolito Iowa Head Coach: Dean Bowyer Location: Peoria, IL 61625 OffKe Phone: 904/644-1065 Location: Iowa Gty, IA Career Record: 559-272-6/20 yrs. Enrollment: 6,000 Press Box Phone: 904/644-1553 Enrollment 28,000 Record at MSU: 468-221-6/16 yrs. Nickname: Braves Nickname: Hawkeyes Baseball SID: Paul Allan Colors: Red &White Colors: Black & Gold Office Phone: 507 /389-2625 Conference: Missouri Valley Conference: Big Ten 1992 Record: 34-23-1 Grand View 1992 Record: 26-28 Conference Finish: 9-11 /Fifth Location: Des Moines, IA Conference Finish: 12-16/Seventh Head Coach: Dewey Kalmer Enrollment 1,480 Head Coach: Duane Banks Minnesota Career Record: 586-471-4/24 yrs. Nickname: Vikings Career Record: 776-457-3/25 yrs. Location: Minneapolis, MN Record at BU: 396-329-1 /13 yrs. Colors: Red &White Record at UI: 685-447-3123 yrs. Enrollment 39,000 Baseball SID: Joe Dalfonso Conference: Midwest Classk Baseball SID: Erik Snider Nickname: Golden Gophers OffKe Phone: 309/677-2624 1992 Record: 39-22 OffKe Phone: 319/335-9411 Colors: Maroon & Gold Press Box Phone: 309/688-2653 Conference Finish: 12-5/Third Press Box Phone: 319/335-9520 Conference: Big Ten Head Coach: Lou Yacinich 1992 Record: 42-2t Career Record: 562-414/29 yrs. Conference Finish: 18-10/First Record atGV: 415-267 /11 yrs. Head Coach: John Anderson Chicago State Baseball SID: Bob Hoeg Iowa State Career Record: 384-252-3/11 yrs. Location: Chicago, IL OffKe Phone: 515/263-2898 Location: Ames, IA RecordatUM:384-252-3/11 yrs. Enrollment: 7,600 Enrollment 24,589 Baseball SID: Bill Crumley Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Cyclones OffKe Phone: 612/625-4000 Colors: White & Green Colors: Cardinal &Gold Press Box Phone: 612/625-4031 Conference: Independent Illinois State Conference: Big Eight 1992Record:12-36 Location: Normal, IL 1992 Record: 33-23 Head Coach: Kevin McCray Enrollment 21,000 Conference Finish: 11-13me Fourth Career Record: 221 -304/13 yrs. Nickname: Redbirds Head Coach: Bobby Randall Mt. Mercy Record at CSU: 214-300/12 yrs. Colors: Red &White Career Record: 234-231 -1/8 yrs. Location: Cedar Rapids, IA Baseball SID: Lisette Allison-Moore Conference: Missouri Valley Record at ISU: 234-231-1/8 yrs. Enrollment 1,600 OffKe Phone: 312/995-2217 1992 Record: 21 -31 Baseball SID: Amy McOintock Nickname: Mustangs Conference Finish: 8-13/Sixth OffKe Phone: 515/294-3372 Colors: Royal Blue & Gold Head Coach: Jeff Stewart Conference: NAIA Distrkt 15 Career Record: 100-129/4 yrs. 1992 Record: 41-17 Creighton Record at ISU: 100-129/4 yrs. Conference Finish: Second Location: Omaha, NE Baseball SID: Eric Buchanan Kansas State Head Coach: Curt Long Enrollment: 6, 140 OffKe Phone: 309/438-3825 Location: Manhattan, KS Career Record: 160-127 /6 yrs. Nickname: Bluejays Press Box Phone: 309/438-7691 Enrollment 21,222 Record at MM: 160-127 /6 yrs. Colors: Blue & White Nickname: Wildcats Baseball SID: Paul Gavin Conference: Missouri Valley Colors: Purple &White OffKe Phone: 319/363-8213 1992 Record: 41-19-1 Conference: Big Eight Conference Finish: 15-5/Second 1992 Record: 28-28 Head Coach: Todd Wenberg Conference Finish: 8-16/Tie Sixth ~rn;§;tl~:::i~L=~l=--i ebraska Conference: Midwest Classic Baseball SID: Mark Stillwell/Rich Paige Wichita state N 1992 Record: 25-23 Office Phone: 417 /836-4868 Locatio•: Lincoln, NE Conference Finish: 12-4/Second Press Box Phone: 417 /882-4005 Location: Wichita, KS Enrollment: 24,000 Head Coach: Todd Becker Enrollment: 15,120 Nickname: Comhuskers Career Record: 25-23/1 yr. Nickname: Shockers Colors: Scarlet &Cream Record at SA: 25-23/1 yr. Colors: Yellow &Black Conference: Big Eight Baseball SID: Don White Upper Iowa Conference: Missouri Valley 1992 Record: 37-25 Off1 1-80 - Highway 14 • Newton • 792-8934 Member of The Principal I Eppler, Guerin & Turner, Inc. 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