08SCHEDULE 2008 DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME 2/22 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/23 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 2/24 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 12 p.m. ET 2/26 at Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL 4 p.m. ET 2/27 vs. Mount Saint Mary Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/28 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/29 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/1 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/2 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/4 vs. Boston College Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/5 vs. Boston College Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/7 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 7 p.m. ET 3/8 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 4 p.m. ET 3/9 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 2 p.m. ET 3/11 at USF Tampa, FL 7 p.m. ET 3/12 vs. Monmouth (NJ) Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/14 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/15 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/16 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/18 vs. Rutgers Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/20 vs. NJIT Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/21 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/22 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/23 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/28 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 8 p.m. ET 3/29 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 5 p.m. ET 3/30 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 2 p.m. ET Media Services 2 4/1 at Miami Coral Gables, FL 7 p.m. ET Opponents 4 4/4 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 7 p.m. ET 4/5 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 3 p.m. ET Head Coach 6-7 4/6 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 2 p.m. ET 4/9 at Miami Coral Gables, FL 7 p.m. ET Associate Head Coach John McCormack 8 4/11 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET Assistant Coaches Tony Fossas and Norberto Lopez 9 4/12 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 4/13 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET Roster 10 4/16 vs. Miami Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET The Players 11-33 4/18 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 2 p.m. ET 4/19 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 12 p.m. ET 2007 Review 36-37 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 3 p.m. ET FAU History 38-41 4/20 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 1 p.m. ET 4/22 vs. USF Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET All-Time Roster 42-43 4/25 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 4/26 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET All-Time Scores 44-48 4/27 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET All-Time Team Offense 49 5/2 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 7:30 p.m. ET 5/3 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 5 p.m. ET All-Time Team Pitching 50 5/4 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 2 p.m. ET FAU Postseason 51 5/6 vs. Bethune-Cookman Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 5/7 vs. Gulf Coast Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET FAU Team Awards 52 5/9 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET All-Academic525/10 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 5/11 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET

INSIDE FAU Records 54-59 5/13 at Florida Gulf Coast Fort Myers, FL 6 p.m. ET 5/15 at Florida International * Miami, FL 7 p.m. ET Year-by-Year leaders 60 5/16 at Florida International * Miami, FL 7 p.m. ET NCAA Regional Records 61 5/17 at Florida International * Miami, FL 2 p.m. ET 5/20 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA FAU Players Honored 62 5/21 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA FAU Players in the Pros 63 5/22 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/23 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA FAU Baseball Hall of Fame 64 5/24 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA Florida Atlantic University 65-93 5/25 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA * game 2008 QUICK FACTS GENERAL COACHING STAFF School ...... Florida Atlantic University Head Coach ...... Kevin Cooney (Montclair ‘72) City...... Boca Raton, FL Record at FAU ...... 716-453-4 (20) Founded ...... 1961 Overall Record ...... 856-503-9 (24) Enrollment ...... 26,000 Assoc. Head Coach ...... John McCormack (Lynn ‘90) Mascot...... Owls Asst. Coach/Pitching ...... Tony Fossas (USF ‘79) Colors ...... Blue and Red Asst. Coach ...... Norberto Lopez (NSU ‘99) Stadium...... FAU Stadium (2,000) Dimensions ...... L-330, C-400, R-330 HISTORY Affiliation ...... Division I First year of baseball ...... 1981 Conference ...... Sun Belt Overall record ...... 984-560-6 President...... Frank T. Brogan (Cincinnati, ‘76, FAU ‘81) NCAA Regional appearances...... 8 (2005) Athletic Director ...... Craig Angelos (BYU ‘87, Creighton ‘90) NCAA Super Regional appearances ...... 1 (2002) Athletic Department Phone ...... (561) 297-3710 NCAA Regional record ...... 11-16 NCAA Super Regional record ...... 0-2 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Athletic Media Relations Director ...... Katrina McCormack 2007 Season Office Phone ...... (561) 297-3163 Overall Record ...... 36-22 Baseball Contact ...... Nick Mirkovich Sun Belt Conference Record...... 15-15 Office Phone ...... (561) 297-3063 Sun Belt Conference Finish ...... 6th Cell Phone...... (561) 756-0653 Lettermen Returning/Lost...... 13/11 E-Mail ...... [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost ...... 5/5 SID Fax...... (561) 297-3963 Returning/Lost ...... 5/5 Website ...... www.fausports.com Press Box Phone ...... (561) 756-0653 Mailing Address . . Oxley Center • 777 Glades Road • Boca Raton, FL 33431

FAU BASEBALL .08 1 MEDIA SERVICES MEDIA DIRECTORY CREDENTIALS Media credentials are issued to members of the working media only. Working space in the press AREA DAILY NEWSPAPERS box is assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please call in advance to allow phone lines Miami Herald-Broward Sun-Sentinel to be assigned. There is no charge for parking. 2010 NW 150 Ave. 200 E. Las Olas Blvd. Pembroke Pines, FL Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Requests for credentials should be made either in writing or by phone to the Athletic Media 33028 Phone (800) 776-6979 Relations Office, Florida Atlantic University, 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431, Phone (800) 627-8430 Phone (954) 356-4635 (561) 297-3063 Phone (954) 538-7127 Fax (954) 356-4676 Fax (954) 538-7020 www.sun-sentinel.com Working members of the media are asked to present press credentials at the main entrance www.miamiherald.com Boca Raton News where they will be directed to seating. Palm Beach Post 5801 N. Congress 2 751 S. Dixie Hwy. Boca Raton, FL 33487 W. Palm Beach, FL 33405 PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone (561) 549-0804 Phone (800) 432-7595 Per NCAA guidelines, still photographers and videographers will be allowed to shoot from Fax (561) 893-6677 Phone (561) 820-4440 either foul territory, behind the fence. Photographers must sit or kneel while shooting. www.bocanews.com Fax (561) 820-4481 www.palmbeachpost.com MEDIA SERVICES WIRE SERVICE The media entrance to the FAU baseball stadium is the main entrance. It opens 60 minutes prior to game time. Programs, media guides and game notes are available prior to the game, and Associated Press complete statistical packages are distributed in the press box. Drinks, telephones and a fax are 9100 NW 36 Street also available. Miami, FL 33178 Phone (305) 594-5498 Fax (305) 594-9265 PHONE LINES www.ap.org All requests for phone lines must be made at least one month in advance and should be directed CAMPUS OUTLETS to the Athletic Media Relations Office. University Press College Sports & Entertainment INTERVIEWS 777 Glades Road Boca Raton, FL 33431 Phone (954) 570-5726 For interviews with Coach Cooney, members of the staff or players during the season, contact the Phone (561) 297-2393 Athletic Media Relations Office. The best time to reach Coach Cooney is between 10 am and noon or after practice. TELEVISION WPTV Channel 5 WSVN Channel 7 Practice times change and are open to the media if advance arrangements are made through the (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Athletic Media Relations Office. It is suggested to make arrangements at least one day prior to Phone (561) 653-5700 Phone (305) 795-2710 attending practice. In any case, the media will be allowed in the final 15 minutes of practice. Fax (561) 653-5719 Fax (305) 795-2746

Post-game interviews with Coach Cooney and the visiting coach will take place in the area just in WPEC Channel 12 WFOR Channel 4 front of the team's dugout. (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Phone (561) 881-0737 Phone (305) 639-4516 Prior to the end of the game, all media covering the game should make their request for post- Fax (561) 881-0731 Fax (305) 639-4688 game player interviews with a member of the FAU Media Relations staff. With Coach Cooney's WPBF Channel 25 WPLG Channel 10 approval, they will be brought to the interviews. (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Phone (561) 694-2525 Phone (305) 325-2485 FILING REPORTS (PRINT MEDIA) Fax (561) 624-1089 Fax (305) 325-2480 All members of the print media will have access to a phone line in the press box after the WTVJ Channel 6 game to file reports. (Miami) Phone (305) 377-3171 PHONE INTERVIEWS Fax (305) 789-4202 Contact the Athletic Media Relations Office to arrange phone interviews with coaches and players. RADIO All interviews will be arranged according to players' class, study and practice schedules. Players will be asked to return all phone calls. The Media Relations Office will not release player telephone WMEN 640-AM WIOD 610-AM numbers. (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Phone (561) 868-1100 Phone (954) 989-1154 Fax (561) 868-1111 Fax (954) 862-4012 FAU ON THE WEB All team information can be accessed by connecting to the official Florida Atlantic University WQAM 560-AM WJNO 1230-AM Athletics Website at www.f ausports.com. Team statistics, rosters, schedules and results may be (Miami) (West Palm Beach) found on this site. You may also view the game, text only, at the same address. Follow the team Phone (305) 653-6796 Phone (561) 838-4338 Fax (305) 650-0181 Fax (561) 838-4357 via Coach Kevin Cooney's “Diamond Diary.”

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2008 OPPONENTS OPPONENT HEAD COACH (OVERALL RECORD) CONFERENCE 2007 RECORD (CONF) Baseball Contact SID Phone (Office, Cell) SID Email Internet Site

ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK Jim Lawler (223-210, 8 yrs) Sun Belt 21-31 (9-20, 11th) Joe Angolia o: (501) 569-3449 c: (501) 351-1060 [email protected] www.ualrtrojans.com

ARKANSAS STATE Keith Kessinger (97-191, 7 yrs) Sun Belt 22-30 (13-17, 9th) Van Provence o: (870) 897-5010 c: (870) 897-5010 [email protected] www.asuindians.com

BETHUNE-COOKMAN (210-198, 7 yrs) Mid-Eastern Athletic 33-27 (16-1, 1st) Bryan Harvey o: (386) 481-2206 c: (386) 481-2238 [email protected] www4.cookman.edu/athletics

BOSTON COLLEGE Mikio Aoki (24-27-1) Atlantic Coast 24-27-1-1 (9-21, 5th-Atl) Ben Warnick o: (617) 552-4508 [email protected] www.bceagles.com

EASTERN MICHIGAN Roger Coryell (544-600-2, 21 years) Mid-American 32-24 (21-4, 1st-West) Paul Pancoe o: (734) 487-0317 [email protected] www.emueagles.com

FLORIDA GULF COAST (192-84, 6 yrs) Independent 40-17 Matt Fairchild o: (239) 590-7061 [email protected] www.fgcuathletics.com

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Henry “Turtle” Thomas (First Season) Sun Belt 26-29 (12-17, 10th) Evan Koch o: (305) 348-2084 [email protected] www.fiusports.com

HARVARD Joe Walsh (505-405-3, 25 yrs) Ivy League 18-18 (12-8, 2nd-Rolfe) Kurt Svoboda o: (617) 495-2206 [email protected] www.gocrimson.com

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE* (726-451, 19 yrs) Sun Belt 45-17 (23-7, 1st) Chris Whitehead o: (337) 482-6329 [email protected] www.ragincajuns.com

LOUISIANA-MONROE* Jeff Schexnaider (47-52, 2 yrs) Sun Belt 29-28 (15-14, 5th) Jeff Hendrix o: (318) 342-5461 [email protected] www.ulmathletics.com

MIAMI Jim Morris (658-245-3, 12 yrs) Atlantic Coast 37-24 (17-13, 3rd-Coastal) Kerwin Lonzo o: (305) 284-3244 [email protected] www.hurricanesports.com

MIDDLE TENNESSEE Steve Peterson (789-598-2, 25 yrs) Sun Belt 32-28 (16-14, 3rd) Jo Jo Freeman o: (615) 898-5270 c: (615) 631-9522 [email protected] www.GoBlueRaiders.com

M OUNT ST. MARY’S Scott Thomson (182-279, 10 yrs) Northeast 35-22 (21-7, 1st) Mark Vandergrift o: (301) 447-5384 c: (717) 357-3326 [email protected] www.mountathletics.com

NORTH CAROLINA (397-176, 9 yrs) Atlantic Coast 57-16 (21-9, 2nd) John Martin o: (919) 962-0084 c: (919) 619-4617 [email protected] www.tarheelblue.com

NEW ORLEANS Tom Walter (363-276, 11 yrs) Sun Belt 38-26 (16-14, 2nd) Rob Broussard o: (504) 280-7027 [email protected] www.unoprivateers.com

NEW YORK TECH Bob Hirschfield (585-573-12, 29 yrs) Independent 25-27 Ben Arcuri o: (516) 686-7504 [email protected] www.nyit.edu/athletics

NORTHERN ILLINOIS Ed Mathey (344-313-3, 14 yrs) Mid-American 34-24 (16-11, 5th) David Brauer o: (815) 753-3706 c: (815) 753-9540 [email protected] www.niuhuskies.com

RUTGERS (906-550-5, 31 yrs) Big East 42-21 (20-7, 1st) Doug Drabik o: (732) 445-420 c: (732) 921-1067 [email protected] www.scarletknights.com

SOUTH ALABAMA (966-552-1, 25 yrs) Sun Belt 31-26 (14-16, 8th) Kit Strief o: (251) 414-8032 c: (251) 680-3504 [email protected] www.usajaguars.com

SOUTH FLORIDA Lelo Prado (632-451-2, 18 yrs) Big East 34-26 (13-14, 4th) Amy Woodruff o: (813) 974-4087 [email protected] www.gousfbulls.com

TROY Bobby Pierce (457-221, 10 yrs) Sun Belt 34-27 (16-14, T-2nd) Jason Wright o: (334) 670-5654 c: (334) 797-6689 [email protected] www.TroyTrojans.com

WESTERN KENTUCKY (98-157, 5 yrs) Sun Belt 25-30 (15-15, T-6th) Chris Glowacki o: (270) 745-5388 c: (270) 791-8499 [email protected] www.wkusports.com

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FAU BASEBALL YEARLY RECORD & COACH

YEAR RECORD PCT HEAD COACH 1981 15-16-0 .484 1982 42-14-0 .750 Steve Traylor 1983 49-16-0 .754 Steve Traylor HEAD COACH 1984 40-15-0 .727 Steve Traylor 21st Season 1985 44-15-0 .746 Steve Traylor 1986 44-10-0 .815 Steve Traylor 1987 34-21-2 .614 Steve Traylor 20 1988 32-19-2 .623 Kevin Cooney 1989 30-23-2 .564 Kevin Cooney kevin 1990 28-25-0 .528 Kevin Cooney COONEY 1991 24-31-0 .436 Kevin Cooney 1992 27-27-0 .500 Kevin Cooney 1993 41-17-0 .707 Kevin Cooney 1994 31-23-0 .574 Kevin Cooney No profession has a stronger measuring stick than that of a coach. You are 1995 27-31-0 .466 Kevin Cooney measured by wins and losses, by the rate at which your players graduate, 1996 39-23-0 .629 Kevin Cooney by the behavior of the young men you coach and in the sport of baseball, 1997 32-24-0 .571 Kevin Cooney you are often measured by the number of players that move on to professional 1998 29-30-0 .492 Kevin Cooney baseball. 1999 54-9-0 .857 Kevin Cooney 2000 43-19-0 .694 Kevin Cooney The Florida Atlantic baseball program has hit every mark under the direction of 2001 36-24-0 .600 Kevin Cooney Head Coach Kevin Cooney. The native took the clay that was handed 2002 46-21-0 .687 Kevin Cooney to him some 20 years ago and has worked and molded that clay into a program 2003 47-16-0 .746 Kevin Cooney that challenges for national prominence each season. 2004 47-17-0 .734 Kevin Cooney 2005 37-24-0 .607 Kevin Cooney Over the previous 20 years, Cooney has shaken hands with the opposition 716 2006 30-28-0 .517 Kevin Cooney times as the victor and has achieved a .617 winning percentage at FAU. he arrived in Boca Raton, FL, in 1988, FAU played all of its games during the 2007 36-22-0 .620 Kevin Cooney Including his time at Montclair State, he has been successful in earning a win Total 984-560-6 .637 27 seasons day because the field didn't have lights. 856 times. His most successful season came in 1999, a year that saw Florida Atlantic start Consistent success on the field doesn't happen by chance. Cooney has helped 39-1 on its way to a 54-9 campaign while tying an NCAA record with 34 shape the lives of young men on and off the practice field, mentoring 15 consecutive victories. All-Americans, 53 All-Conference Selections, 95 Academic All-Conference selections and 70 players have played professionally, including four players that That squad was the first to represent Florida Atlantic in an NCAA D-I Regional have advanced to the Major League. and the first Atlantic Sun Conference institution to be ranked nationally among the top-10 schools in every poll. By helping to mold these great individuals and lay the foundation for high expectations each season, Cooney has also successfully built one of the most Still, there has been a great deal of success not measured by statistics or recognized programs in the country. A tall task when you consider that when victories during Cooney's career. He takes great pride in watching young boys

FAU BASEBALL COACHES COACH KEVIN COONEY YEAR-BY-YEAR COACH RECORD PCT SEASONS YEAR RECORD PCT SCHOOL Steve Traylor 268-107-2 .714 1981-1987 (7) 1984 34-12-1 .734 Montclair State Kevin Cooney 716-453-4 .612 1988-2007 (20) 1985 36-13-2 .725 Montclair State 1986 36-11-1 .760 Montclair State COONEY’S MARCH TO 800 AND BEYOND 1987 34-14-1 .704 Montclair State 1988 32-19-2 .623 Florida Atlantic 1st 1989 30-23-2 .564 Florida Atlantic Montclair 5, Southern Illinois 0 March 14, 1984 1990 28-25-0 .528 Florida Atlantic 100th 1991 24-31-0 .436 Florida Atlantic Montclair 9, Glassboro State 1 May 6, 1986 1992 27-27-0 .500 Florida Atlantic 200th 1993 41-17-0 .707 Florida Atlantic FAU 3, UCF 2 April 28, 1989 1994 31-23-0 .574 Florida Atlantic 300th 1995 27-31-0 .466 Florida Atlantic FAU 4, Rowan 3 March 15, 1993 1996 39-23-0 .629 Florida Atlantic 400th 1997 32-24-0 .571 Florida Atlantic FAU 6, Northeastern 2 March 18, 1996 1998 29-30-0 .492 Florida Atlantic 1999 54-9-0 .857 Florida Atlantic 500th 2000 43-19-0 .694 Florida Atlantic FAU 8, Troy 2 March 13, 1999 2001 36-24-0 .600 Florida Atlantic 600th 2002 46-21-0 .687 Florida Atlantic FAU 4, Samford 3 March 31, 2001 2003 47-16-0 .746 Florida Atlantic 700th 2004 47-17-0 .734 Florida Atlantic FAU 12, Georgia Southern 2 May 9, 2003 2005 37-24-0 .607 Florida Atlantic 800th 2006 30-28-0 .517 Florida Atlantic FAU 8, Columbia 7 March 15, 2006 2007 36-22-0 .620 Florida Atlantic TOTAL 856-503-9 .630 24 seasons

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 6 grow up to be men and AU BASEBALL YEARLY RECORD & COACH trying to enrich their EAR RECORD PCT HEAD COACH lives along the way. You 981 15-16-0 .484 Steve Traylor won't find those names 982 42-14-0 .750 Steve Traylor or numbers in any 983 49-16-0 .754 Steve Traylor record book, but Cooney 984 40-15-0 .727 Steve Traylor remembers all of them. 985 44-15-0 .746 Steve Traylor 986 44-10-0 .815 Steve Traylor Cooney's career started as a 987 34-21-2 .614 Steve Traylor for Montclair State, 988 32-19-2 .623 Kevin Cooney where he was first 989 30-23-2 .564 Kevin Cooney introduced to success at 990 28-25-0 .528 Kevin Cooney the collegiate level. He was 991 24-31-0 .436 Kevin Cooney the ace of the pitching 992 27-27-0 .500 Kevin Cooney 993 41-17-0 .707 Kevin Cooney staff and was drafted by Coach Cooney with sons Jim and Jeff (1993) 994 31-23-0 .574 Kevin Cooney the in 995 27-31-0 .466 Kevin Cooney 1972. To this day, he still 996 39-23-0 .629 Kevin Cooney ranks second on Montclair 997 32-24-0 .571 Kevin Cooney State's career list of fewest walks allowed per nine innings (2.21) and 998 29-30-0 .492 Kevin Cooney is eighth in career ERA (2.35) and (7.87 per nine innings). 999 54-9-0 .857 Kevin Cooney 000 43-19-0 .694 Kevin Cooney He would spend two seasons within the Twins minor league 001 36-24-0 .600 Kevin Cooney organizations before a shoulder injury forced him to retire with a 21-11 002 46-21-0 .687 Kevin Cooney minor league record. He then returned to his alma-mater as an assistant 003 47-16-0 .746 Kevin Cooney coach from 1975-76, before leaving to teach and coach at a local 004 47-17-0 .734 Kevin Cooney high school. 005 37-24-0 .607 Kevin Cooney 006 30-28-0 .517 Kevin Cooney After Montclair State's coach, Fred Hill, took a job at Rutgers University, 007 36-22-0 .620 Kevin Cooney Cooney took over the program. During his four seasons as head coach Coach Cooney with sons Jim and Jeff (2004) otal 984-560-6 .637 27 seasons of Montclair State, he posted 110 victories, a .731 winning percentage (140-50-5), four Mid-Atlantic Regional championships and a D-III World Series Championship. His achievements at Montclair State garnered him several awards, including NCAA Division III District Coach of the Year from 1985 to 1987, New Jersey College Coach of the Year in 1985 and National Coach of the Year in 1987. After the four seasons at Montclair, Cooney contacted then-Florida Atlantic head coach Steve Traylor, who was in the process of taking a job at Duke University. Thanks to a recommendation from Traylor, Cooney took the reigns of the young program in 1988. Coach Cooney with daughter Maggie Under Cooney's guidance, the Owls have won two and son Luke (2004) A-Sun regular season titles and an A-Sun postseason championship, and have played in seven NCAA Regionals. In 2002 FAU won the University's first NCAA Regional championship, defeating 3rd ranked Alabama on their home field. That's a long way for a program that began with a field surrounded by Australian pines, no locker room and no weight room. Presently, FAU is a program that under Cooney and his staff’s direction has consistently ranked among the best in the nation. In 2007 FAU made the transition into the Sun Belt and experienced extensive travel for the first time. At season’s end, Robbie Widlansky was name the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Luke, Maggie (2007) Year and was named All-American. Widlansky was one of two players that hit above .400 and was one of five to earn all-league honors. Cooney, the only NCAA active coach to have reached the NCAA tournament at the Division I, II and III level, ushered the Owls through the Division I transition and through the move to a more difficult league in 2007 without a hiccup. Cooney lives in Boca Raton with his wife, MaryBeth and has four children, Jim (28), Jeff (23), Maggie (10) and Luke (8).

The Cooney family (2006)

FAU BASEBALL .08 7 Regionals (playing in the championship game four times) and won the Tuscaloosa Regional over the nation’s no. 3 team, Alabama, in 2002. In 2003, McCormack was recognized with the AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year Award for his efforts and accomplishments at FAU. During his tenure in Boca Raton, he has developed relationships with local ASSOCIATE baseball scouts and 63 FAU players have been drafted by or signed with HEAD COACH professional teams; four of them have moved on to the major leagues. Twelve 18th Season players were drafted in the first 10 rounds, including three third-rounders and 3 two fifth-rounders. “John’s relentless work ethic has helped make me a better head coach in off- john the-field matters,” says Cooney. “He resurrected our Alumni Day, expanded our MCCORMACK contracts with equipment manufacturers and served as the academic counselor for baseball, as well as the Department of Athletics liaison with housing on our campus. He has built our summer camps into a successful business in one of the toughest camp markets in America.” Over the past 17 years, John McCormack has played an important role on Kevin Cooney’s staff. McCormack has been responsible for bringing the talent In many cases, the talent was evident only to McCormack. FAU’s baseball to the program for Cooney to mold on the field and has acted as the program’s program has been built around the premise that McCormack would find recruiting coordinator for the past 15 seasons. He was promoted to associate athletes with the desire to win. The coaching staff would develop talent and head coach in 1998. the players would become better. His passion for the Boca Raton area and Florida Atlantic University has Before joining FAU, McCormack played ball for nearby Lynn University, where allowed McCormack to reach some of the best players in the state. Having he received his bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1990. At Lynn, lived in Boca Raton for more than 30 years, he realizes what a great area McCormack earned All-Conference honors his junior (catcher) and senior (third South Florida is and what it can provide student-athletes. baseman) seasons and All-Area Team MVP honors during his junior season. Prior to Lynn, he attended Indian River Community College and Pope John “For the past 17 years I’ve seen John grow from a novice to one of the best Paul II High School. assistant coaches in the country,” said head coach Kevin Cooney. “He has a knack for getting people to understand that they will be treated properly at “I have had the opportunity to spend my career at a university that has grown FAU, while getting the opportunity to play a great schedule and compete for exponentially since 1990,” says McCormack. “The only thing better than a a championship every year.” growing Florida Atlantic campus is the Boca Raton community. When I talk to baseball players about the experience that lies ahead at FAU, I know that “A common refrain from parents who have dealt with John is that he is a great those who choose to come to Florida Atlantic may eventually be my neighbors. representative of the program and Florida Atlantic University. His tireless work Boca Raton is a place that offers so many professional opportunities and ethic is recognized by parents, scouts and opposing coaches. His devotion to a lifestyle that is hard to leave after their collegiate experience has the program and to the service of the athletes he coaches is one of the main been completed.” reasons for the continued success of Florida Atlantic baseball.” Born in New York, McCormack has lived in South Florida for more than 30 McCormack joined the staff in 1991. He approached coach Cooney about years. He and his wife, Katrina, reside in Boca Raton with their sons Conor assuming the duties of recruiter and the current program was launched. (10) and Shane (7). McCormack has focused his attention on the pool of talent in the South Florida area. His first FAU recruiting class (1993) finished the season 41-17, and made a trip to the South Regional, where they fell to the eventual national champion. In the 15 years that McCormack has recruited, FAU has won 539 games, tied a national record for consecutive games won (34), participated in seven NCAA

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 8 ASSISTANT ASSISTANT COACH COACH 45 Fourth Season 8 Second Season tony FOSSAS norberto LOPEZ

Tony Fossas started his career With experience at all levels of baseball, Norberto Lopez began his newest with Florida Atlantic journey in the fall of 2006 when he was named an assistant coach at Florida University in 2005 as the Atlantic University. Throughout his career, Lopez has been a mainstay pitching coach. In his first in South Florida and has worked with high school, college and youth season on the staff, the national teams. former major leaguer can “Norberto is an enthusiastic, knowledgeable and motivating teacher of the boast he developed Collegiate game,” said Head Coach Kevin Cooney. “He has worked our camps the last few Baseball’s Freshman Pitcher years and has made a favorable impression on every player with whom he has of the Year and a Third-Team worked. I’m excited to see his influences on Florida Atlantic baseball.” All-American and saw four pitchers post five or more In his last coaching job, Lopez helped Broward Community College to a third wins. place finish at the National Junior College Athletic Association World Series. As the hitting and catching coach he saw the team hit .301, set the home “I am pleased that someone record at the state tournament and win the Florida Community College of Tony’s experience and Activities Association state title. stature is a part of our program,” said head coach After gaining recognition for the team’s outstanding performance, Lopez was Kevin Cooney. “His back- named the hitting and catching coach for the USA Baseball Youth National ground as a college player Team. Lopez helped guide the team to a gold medal at the COPABE ‘AA’ Youth who slowly worked his way through the minor leagues and went on to have a Pan Am Championships in Venezuela. The offense finished the tournament solid big league career is an inspiration to the young men he mentors.” with a .390 offensive clip. First drafted out of high school at St. Mary’s in Boston, MA, Fossas turned Lopez’s first coaching experience came as the head coach of an elite summer down two professional contracts before signing with the as a high school team in 2003-05. The X-Team earned a third place finish at the ninth-round pick out of the University of South Florida. While attending USF National Championship in 2004. He then moved on to American Heritage High from 1975-1979, he worked his way into the Bulls record books. He is 10th School for one season before with 224 career strikeouts, third in single-season ERA (2.09) and seventh in heading to BCC. complete games after throwing seven in 1979. The left-hander was named to Lopez got his start as a player the All-Conference Team in 1979, after leading the team in ERA and at Monsignor Edward strikeouts. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in education and a minor in Pace High School in Hialeah, Spanish before moving on to . FL before heading to During his 11-year stint in the minor leagues, the Cuban-born pitcher spent Broward Community College two years with the Texas Rangers’ single A affiliate before moving up for a and Nova Southeastern two-year stint with the AA affiliate in Tulsa, OK. Once making it to AAA he University. He earned his spent seven years waiting for his dream to become a major leaguer to bachelor’s degree from NSU in come true. business administration and his master’s in exceptional In his first game as a Texas Ranger, he faced and the Kansas City student education. Royals. With the bases loaded, Brett ground into a double play on Fossas’ first pitch to end the inning. In 1995, he had his best season with the St. Louis After being drafted by the Los Cardinals as he appeared in 58 games and posted a 1.47 ERA, 3-0 record and Angeles Angels of Anaheim struck out 40 in 36.2 innings. Lopez spent three years in the system. He advanced to While with the Cardinals his career’s biggest opportunity came in 1996 when AAA and made an appearance he pitched against the San Diego Padres in the division series and against the in major league camp. Braves in the NLCS. He spent a total of 10 years in the major leagues. Lopez resides in Davie, FL, Fossas resides in Fort Lauderdale with his wife, Pura, and children Keila (23) with his wife, Cheryl. and Mark (21).

FAU BASEBALL .08 9 2008 ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL

# NAME HT WT POS YR DOB Hometown/High School/Last College NO NAME POS 30 Richard Anaya 6-2 225 P FR 01/10/1989 West Palm Beach, FL/American Heritage 1 Troy Bubley Inf 14 Nick Arata 5-11 175 Inf JR 10/13/1986 Davie, FL/Nova 2 William Block Inf 22 6-1 195 P JR 01/17/1987 Johnson, RI/Bishop Hendricksen/College of Charleston 2 William Block 5-10 180 Inf JR 09/27/1986 Pembroke Pines, FL/Nova 4 Sean Bukovich Inf 1 Troy Bubley 6-0 180 Inf JR 12/17/1986 Fort Myers, FL/Fort Myers/Daytona Beach CC 6 Colby Gratton OF 4 Sean Bukovich 5-11 175 Inf FR 01/23/1989 Boca Raton, FL/West Boca 7 Mickey Storey RHP 11 Joey Burkhalter 5-11 185 Inf FR 10/12/1988 Orlando, FL/West Orange 9 Jeremy Griffiths OF 18 Brett Cannon 6-0 195 P RS SR 05/01/1984 Parkland, FL/Stoneman Douglas/Broward CC 10 Daniel Cook OF 10 Daniel Cook 6-3 185 OF SR 06/15/1986 Miami, FL/Westminster Christian 31 Nick Criaris 6-2 230 C JR 06/16/1987 Jersey City, NJ//Broward CC 11 Joey Burkhalter Inf 27 Chris Eberhart 6-3 200 P SR 10/18/1985 Lake Worth, FL/Santaluces 12 Adam Morrison LHP 23 Justin Ferreira 6-2 187 OF SR 10/30/1984 Coral Springs, FL/Marjory Stoneman Douglas/Broward CC 13 Mike Gipson RHP 17 Kyle Forney 6-4 220 P FR 10/04/1988 Parkland, FL/Stoneman Douglas 14 Nick Arata Inf 13 Mike Gipson 6-1 180 P FR 09/15/1988 West Palm Beach, FL/Palm Beach Central 6 Colby Gratton 6-1 170 OF FR 12/08/1988 Miami, FL/Southridge 15 Alex Silversmith C 28 Kenny Gray 6-3 210 P RS SO 01/13/1987 Delray Beach, FL/Atlantic 16 Michael Obradovich RHP 9 Jeremy Griffiths 6-0 170 OF JR 12/16/1986 Boynton Beach, FL/Boynton Beach/Palm Beach CC 17 Kyle Forney RHP 21 Tom Hatcher 6-3 215 OF JR 10/17/1986 Marietta, GA/Roswell/Chipola CC 18 Brett Cannon RHP 49 Brandon Kloess 6-2 200 P RS SR 12/09/1984 Montgomery, AL/St. James 19 Travis Ozga C/Inf 40 Dan Marcacci 6-3 210 P FR 02/04/1989 Jupiter, FL/Jupiter 25 Mike McKenna 6-0 195 OF SR 02/13/1986 Delray Beach, FL/St. Joseph's by the Sea 21 Tom Hatcher OF 29 Nick Melendres 6-1 185 P SO 11/18/1986 Miami, FL/Miami Coral Park/Frank Phillips 22 Jeff Beliveau LHP 26 Lou Morey 5-11 165 P SO 10/25/1986 Wildwood Crest, NJ/Wildwood Catholic HS/Delaware 23 Justin Ferreira OF 12 Adam Morrison 5-11 175 P JR 04/08/1987 Englewood, CO/Cherry Creek/Garden City CC 24 Alex Pepe LHP 16 Michael Obradovich 6-1 185 P SR 09/26/1985 Tuscaloosa, AL/Tuscaloosa Academy/Gadsden State CC 19 Travis Ozga 6-2 215 C/Inf JR 12/07/1986 Boca Raton, FL/Pope John Paul II 25 Mike McKenna OF 24 Alex Pepe 6-1 190 P JR 04/14/1987 Deerfield Beach, FL/Highlands Christian 26 Lou Morey RHP 36 Mike Salivar 6-3 205 P RS JR 03/14/1986 Palm Beach Gardens, FL/Palm Beach Gardens 27 Chris Eberhart RHP 32 Chris Schmitt 6-0 190 P JR 12/31/1986 Delray Beach, FL/Atlantic 28 Kenny Gray RHP 42 Tom Segedin 6-0 210 P FR 08/31/1987 Old Tappan, NJ/Northern Valley Regional 29 Nick Melendres LHP 15 Alex Silversmith 6-2 210 C RS SR 10/22/1985 Coral Springs, FL/Taravella/Manatee CC 44 Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg 6-2 240 C SO 02/08/1988 Coral Springs, FL/Coral Glades 30 Richard Anaya RHP 7 Mickey Storey 6-2 183 P RS JR 03/16/1986 Deerfield Beach, FL/Deerfield Beach 31 Nick Criaris C 34 Glen Troyanowski 6-1 165 P FR 06/08/1989 Margate, FL/St. Thomas Aquinas 32 Chris Schmitt RHP 33 David Wilson 6-0 180 OF JR 05/18/1987 Edmond, OK/Santa Fe/Barton CC 33 David Wilson OF 20 Kevin Cooney - Head Coach 34 Glen Troyanowski RHP 3 John McCormack - Associate Head Coach/ Recruiting Coordinator 36 Mike Salivar LHP 40 Tony Fossas - Pitching Coach 40 Dan Marcacci P 45 Norberto Lopez - Assistant Coach 42 Tom Segedin RHP 44 Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg C 49 Brandon Kloess RHP

HEAD COACH: 20 Kevin Cooney ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: 3 John McCormack ASSISTANT COACHES: 45 Tony Fossas 8 Norberto Lopez

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R/R INFIELDER JUNIOR B/R INFIELDER 5-10, 180 FRESHMAN 2 PEMBROKE PINES, FL 5-11, 175 williamBLOCK 4 BOCA RATON, FL sean BUKOVICH

As a Sophomore (2007): Hit .344 on the season with 26 multiple-hit games and 14 multiple-RBI games…started 57 of 58 games…went 8-for-13 with 10 RBI and two runs scored in three-game series against New Orleans…tied for third on the High School: Played for Brian Joros at West Boca Raton High School…first team team with 59 RBI…led the squad with 33 RBI in Sun Belt play…named to Sun all-conference selection. Belt All-Conference first team and ABCA All-Region first team. P ersonal: U ndecided major…son of Michael and Katherine Bukovich…born on Jan. 23, 1989, in Richmond, VA…sister Amy plays for the FAU softball team.

R/R OUTFIELDER FRESHMAN 6-1, 170 6 MIAMI, FL colby GRATTON

High School: Played for Fred Burnside at Miami Southridge High School. Personal: Undecided major…son of Jay and Kimberly Gratton…born on Dec. 8, 1988 in Miami, FL.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 12 R/R PITCHER RS JUNIOR 6-2, 185 7 BOCA RATON, FL mickey STOREY

2007: Made five appearances during the year…recorded a 3-0 record…went five innings, allowing three hits and no earned runs with eight strikeouts in a victory over Miss. Valley St… went five innings allowing three hits and one earned run with eight strikeouts in a victory over Cincinnati…was the winning pitcher in a 9-6 win over no.17 Oklahoma St. going 7.2 innings with 12 strikeouts while scattering 11 hits and allowing four earned runs…went 6.1 innings and allowed two runs while getting a no decision in a 4-2 loss to Rice…got a no decision while going 5.1 innings and allowing three earned runs in the Owls’ 12-3 win over Villanova…posted a 37/5 -to-walk ratio on the season…missed most of the season due to injury...chosen by the Minnesota Twins in the 22nd round of 2007 MLB First Year Player Draft. Summer League (2006): Finished with 48 strikeouts while playing for the Bourne Braves to rank fifth in the Cape Cod League…finished with a 2-3 record and 3.64 ERA in 47 innings. As a Sophomore (2006): Selected by Louisville Slugger and the Rosenblatt Report as a Preseason Second-Team All-American…finished the season with 125 strikeouts to lead the A-Sun and rank third in FAU history…threw FAU’s first no- hitter since 1994 on Mar. 31 against Campbell…struck out 10 in the outing and was named A-Sun Pitcher of the Week and Louisville Slugger’s National Player of the Week…named Second-Team All-Conference…threw five complete games and recorded 10 or more strikeouts four times…his season-high 11 strikeouts came in 6 2/3 innings at Mercer on Mar. 10…has 17 career wins and 215 innings pitched to rank ninth in FAU history in both categories…in two seasons he has held opponents to an average of 2.23 walks per game. As a Freshman (2005): Ranked fifth in the nation with a 1.70 ERA and is the only player in FAU’s Division I history to post an ERA under 2.00…named to the Baseball America All-Freshmen Team, Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman Pitcher of the Year, a Louisville Slugger Third-Team All-American and a First-Team All- Conference recipient…invited to try out for the USA Baseball National Team…in his collegiate debut he picked up a win over Cincinnati by throwing 4 2/3 innings, not allowing a hit and striking out six in relief….moved into the starting rotation on Apr. 15 at Lipscomb after recording seven saves…recorded seven wins in eight starts to finish out the season…his only loss came against Michigan on Feb. 28, his first collegiate start…against no. 6 Georgia Tech he threw eight innings and allowed only two runs on three hits and struck out eight…pitched eight innings against no. 25 UCF and struck out 11, a season- high…threw two complete games to close out the season…had a shutout against Stetson in the Atlantic Sun Tournament to earn All-Tournament honors…allowed one run in a complete game against Virginia Commonwealth at the NCAA Regional to earn All-Regional honors...led the team with 95.1 innings and 82 strikeouts, while holding opponents to a .220 batting average…with runners on base he held opponents to a .176 offensive clip. Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP High School: Played for Vinnie Tozzi at Deerfield Beach High School where he 2005 1.70 23/9 10 1 .901 7 2 1/1 95.1 78 25 18 23 82 6 2 finished with a career record of 22-7 and more than 300 strikeouts…named 2006 3.84 17/17 7 9 .438 0 5 1/1 119.2 127 61 51 30 125 9 7 Second-Team All-State and was a three-time All-County recipient. 2007 3.07 5/5 3 0 1.00 0 0 0/0 29.1 32 13 10 5 37 4 2 TOTAL 2.90 45/31 20 10 .667 7 7 2/2 244.1 237 99 79 58 244 19 11 Personal: Social science major…son of Ron and Karen Storey…born Mar. 16, 1986, in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

FAU BASEBALL .08 13 L/R OUTFIELDER JUNIOR 6-0, 170 9 BOYNTON BEACH, FL jeremy GRIFFITHS

JUCO: Played for Alex Morales at Palm Beach CC…hit .390 as a freshman and named second team All-State…was hitting .420 as a sophomore before injury cut his season short. High School: Honorable Mention All-Area as a freshman, second team All-Area as a sophomore and junior, first team All-Area as a senior…played at Boynton Beach High School. Personal: Real estate major…son of Ken and Marianne Griffiths…born Dec. 15, 1986 in Boynton Beach, FL.

B/R INFIELDER SENIOR 6-3, 185 10 MIAMI, FL daniel COOK

As a Junior (2007): Was one of two Owls to start all 58 games...hit .349 with six home runs…went 5-for-6 with three runs scored and three RBI against Miss. Valley St…went 3-for-3 against Villanova…recorded 13 putouts in 3-2 loss to Arkansas-Little Rock…fifth on the team with .512 …also fifth on team in hits, RBI and total bases…led the team in stolen bases with 15…began the season with an 11-game hit streak...chosen by the in the 20th round of 2007 MLB First Year Player Draft. As a Sophomore (2006): Started 26 games at third base and eight at …led the team with 10 stolen bases…had a season-high three hits at the A-Sun Tournament against Jacksonville…had five games with two RBI…his home run came on Mar. 11 at Mercer…finished the year with nine multiple-hit games and six multiple-RBI games…ended the season with a seven-game hitting streak…in the final two months of the season he hit .429 (24-for-56) with a .484 on-base percentage, five doubles and a .518 slugging percentage…at the conference tournament went 6-for-9 with a double and two walks in three games. As a Freshman (2005): Hit .353 in 34 at bats…made his first collegiate start against Lipscomb on Apr. 17 and finished with a season-high two RBI…his YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF season-high two hits came in the NCAA Regional against Mississippi State. 2005 .353 30/6 34 11 12 3 1 0 0 2/3 3 8 0 1/1 2006 .295 48/34 122 21 36 20 6 0 1 10/11 14 23 5 2/2 High School: Played for Bill Henderson at Westminster Christian High 2007 .349 58/58 235 57 82 39 14 3 6 15/21 20 36 8 2/1 School…named Second-Team All-Conference after hitting .395 with 10 doubles, TOTAL .308 136/98 391 89 130 62 21 3 7 27/35 37 67 13 5/4 26 RBI and four homers…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball. Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Rick and Shelley Cook…born June 15, 1986, in Miami, FL.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 14 R/R INFIELDER R/R INFIELDER 5-11, 185 5-11, 175 FRESHMAN JUNIOR 11 ORLANDO, FL 14 DAVIE, FL joey BURKHALTER nick ARATA

High School: Played for Jesse Marlo at West Orange High School...West Orange As a Sophomore (2007): Played 55 games, all starts…hit .295 with 16 multi-hit Baseball Player of the Year as a junior... West Orange Athlete of the Year as a and eight multiple RBI games on the year…went 3-for-5 with four RBI and three senior...played summer league baseball for Sal Lombardo and the Orlando runs scored against Boston College on Mar. 4…had a 3-for-3 day with three runs Scorpions...quarterback for the West Orange varsity football team...all-area scored and 2 RBI against Rutgers (3/13)…hit .308 when batting with two outs. selection...honor roll student...finalist for Downtown Athletics Club Scholar- As a Freshman (2006): First collegiate hit was a home run against Southern Athlete of the Year. Illinois on Feb. 12…made his first start on Feb. 26 against Connecticut and broke Personal: Business major...son of Joe and Barbara Burkhalter...born Oct. 12, 1988, into the starting lineup full time on Mar. 18 in the Kennesaw State series…in that in Orlando, FL. game he recorded three hits, two RBI and two runs scored…finished with three multiple-RBI games and nine multiple-hit games…had a season-high eight-game hitting streak. L/L PITCHER High School: A teammate of William Block at Nova High School under Pat McQuaid…won two state championships and two Gold Gloves while at Nova…a 5-11, 175 Second-Team All-County recipient and a scholar-athlete. JUNIOR Personal: Business major…born Oct. 13, 1986, in Bronx, NY. ENGLEWOOD, CO YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2006 .289 47/30 114 22 33 12 4 0 1 6/8 5 35 6 0/7 12 2007 .295 55/55 193 39 57 27 9 2 6 7/11 18 57 6 1/7 adam MORRISON TOTAL .293 102/85 307 61 90 39 13 2 7 13/19 23 92 12 1/14

JUCO: Played for Chris Finnegan at Garden City CC…held opponents to a .205 batting average as a freshman…compiled a 12-8 record in two years at Garden City. High School: All-State Honorable Mention as a freshman and sophomore…All- State as a junior and senior while playing for Marc Johnson at Cherry Creek High School. Personal: Communication major…son of Craig and Cheri Morrison..born on Apr. 8, 1987.

R/R PITCHER 6-1, 180 FRESHMAN 13WEST PALM BEACH, FL james GIPSON

High School: Played for Scott Benedict at Palm Beach Central High School…career record of 32-7…named First-Team All-Conference. Personal: Business major...born on Sept. 15 1988, in Boynton Beach, FL.

FAU BASEBALL .08 15 As a Sophomore (2005): Season-high three hits came on opening day against R/R CATCHER Cincinnati on Feb. 11…had two RBI in that outing and again on Mar. 25 against Stetson…threw out 24% of base stealers…finished the season with nine RS SENIOR multiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games…hit .448 when leading off an inning. 6-2, 210 JUCO: Played at Manatee Community College under Coach Hill…named CORAL SPRINGS, FL All-Academic. 15 High School: Attended Taravella High School where he earned Second-Team All- alex SILVERSMITH State honors as a junior and All-County his final two seasons under Mike Moss. Personal: Business major…son of Stan and Renee Silversmith…born Oct. 22, 1985, in Islip, NY.

YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2007: Was hitting .370 with six RBI in nine games before redshirting due 2005 .292 42/31 120 15 35 15 2 0 0 6/7 14 15 0 2/2 to injury. 2006 .275 51/44 160 35 44 24 9 1 2 6/10 20 22 7 2/3 2007* .370 9/7 27 10 9 6 1 1 2 2/0 4 4 3 0/0 Summer League (2006): Played for the Prairie Gravel in the Chicago Suburban TOTAL .282 102/82 307 60 88 45 12 2 4 14/17 38 41 10 4/5 Baseball League with current FAU teammate Mike Obradovich. As a Junior (2006): Started 39 games behind the plate and five in left field…picked up his first collegiate home run in the opening weekend against R/R PITCHER no. 19 Tennessee…12 of his 24 RBI came with two outs…had a season-high SENIOR three hits and three RBI against Florida International on May 9…also had three hits against Kennesaw State on May 18…tallied 11 multiple hit and seven- 6-0, 185 multiple RBI games. TUSCALOOSA, AL Summer League (2005): Played for the Prairie Gravel of the Chicago Suburban 16 Baseball League that won the National Baseball Congress World Series…one of mike three FAU players on the squad…during the series he was second on the team OBRADOVICH with a .324 hitting percentage, two doubles and eight RBI.

As a Junior (2007): Went seven innings while giving up just one run to earn victory against Western Kentucky…posted back-to-back complete game victories against Arkansas State and Louisiana-Monroe while giving up a total of 13 hits and three runs with 20 strikeouts…went 5.1 innings with an earned run against Bethune-Cookman to earn victory in first start in nearly a month…had 88 strikeouts against just 21 walks on the season.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 16 Summer League: Played for the Prairie Gravel in the Chicago Suburban Baseball League with Alex Silversmith and former FAU pitcher Anthony Bradley. JUCO: A JUCO All-American at Gadsden State Community College under Bill Lockridge…Alabama Junior College Player of the Year as a sophomore and an All-Region selection as a freshman…posted a 19-5 record and 1.81 ERA in two seasons. High School: Played for Mike Notaro at Tuscaloosa Academy…holds the record for most wins and strikeouts in the state after posting a career record of 49-9 with 520 strikeouts…four-time All-State recipient and Player of the Year his senior season. Personal: Social studies major…born Sept. 26, 1985, in Birmingham, AL… brother Mark Obradovich has played in the minor leagues in the Houston Astros and Cleveland Indians organizations...great uncle Ed Obradovich played in the NFL as a defensive end for the Chicago Bears from 1962 to 1971 and was a member of the 1963 World Champion Team.

Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2007 5.40 23/13 9 5 .643 2 2 0 91.2 113 66 55 21 88 7 4 TOTAL 5.40 23/13 9 5 .643 2 2 0 91.2 113 66 55 21 88 7 4

R/R PITCHER FRESHMAN High School: Played for Coach Florio at Stoneman Douglas High School…earned 6-4, 220 honorable mention All-State and All-County recognition. 17 PARKLAND, FL Personal: Business major…born May 1, 1984, in Dallas, TX. kyle Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP FORNEY 2006* 4.50 2/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.0 4 1 1 1 4 0 0 2007 16.20 3/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 1.2 3 6 3 1 1 2 1 TOTAL 9.82 5/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 3.2 7 7 4 2 5 2 1 *Redshirt season

High School: Named All-County second team while playing for Dean Florio at Stoneman Douglas High School. P ersonal: Undecided major…son of Paul and Kathy Forney…born Oct. 4, 1988 in Miami, FL. R/R CATCHER/1B JUNIOR 6-2, 215 R/R PITCHER BOCA RATON, FL RS SENIOR 19 6-0, 195 travis OZGA 18 PARKLAND, FL brett CANNON As a Sophomore (2007): Appeared in 52 games with 47 starts…had starts at third base, first base and catcher during the season…drove in three runs with a home run and a sacrifice fly against Miss. Valley St. in the season opener…went 5-for-10 in three-game set against Arkansas State…went 5-for-5 in middle game As a Junior (2007): Made three appearances on the season…worked 2/3 innings against New Orleans…went 3-for-5 with three RBI in final regular season game against Miss. Valley St. and Cincinnati...made a second appearance against against Florida International. Cincinnati for 1/3 inning on Feb. 10. As a Freshman (2006): With two upperclassmen ahead of him at his natural 2006: Made two appearances before being sidelined by an injury…worked one position as catcher he had planned on red-shirting…due to injuries, made his inning against Louisville and TCU… he struck out three in one inning against the first appearance and start on Mar. 25 at North Florida…made 13 starts at first no. 21 Horned Frogs. and one at third…his season-high three hits came against no. 1 seed JUCO: Played at Broward Community College and earned a spot on the JUCO All- Jacksonville at the conference tournament…finished the season with three Star Team. multiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games.

FAU BASEBALL .08 17 High School: Played for Steve Day at Pope John Paul High School…named All-Conference, All-County, All-Area and All-State…named All-District Player of L/L PITCHER the Year. JUNIOR Personal: Son of Gary and Mary Rose Ozga…born Dec. 7, 1986, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. 6-0, 195 JOHNSTON, RI 22jeff BELIVEAU

As a Sophomore (2007): Settled in as the Saturday starter for Charleston as a sophomore...totaled 73 innings spanning 15 starts and two brief appearances in relief...pitched eight complete innings in back-to-back starts in early March, first pitching into the ninth and allowing just one earned run and registering six K's in a no-decision against Texas-San Antonio (3/11)...one week later struck out a career-high eight and allowed just two runs in eight complete innings as Charleston defeated Charlotte (3/17) by a score of 4-2...fanned seven and allowed just one hit in six-plus innings of work at Coastal Carolina (5/8)...was 3-2 with a 4.56 ERA on the season striking out 74 batters in 73 innings. As a Freshman (2006): As a true freshman at the College of Charleston Beliveau went 6-4 with a 3.40 ERA in 76-plus innings...made 12 starts and appeared in 16 games...limited lefties to a .198 batting average...fanned a season-high seven in just five-plus innings of work to beat Winthrop (4/11)...posted a 3.33 ERA with a 2-1 record during conference play...hurled five shutout innings in relief against Notre Dame (6/2) at the NCAA Regionals in Lexington, Kentucky, earning the win as Charleston beat Notre Dame in a 16-inning thriller...made eight plate appearances, doubling as a pinch-hitter against Virginia (4/26). High School: Went 10-0 with a 0.71 ERA to lead Rhode Island's Hendricken High School to its 3rd consecutive state title during his senior year in YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2005...earned MVP honors of Rhode Island's high school state championship 2006 .286 23/14 56 11 16 10 3 0 2 0/0 4 14 0 0/1 tournament....named the Rhode Island Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior 2007 .282 52/7 195 24 55 24 9 1 2 0/1 12 32 1 1/2 TOTAL .283 75/21 251 35 71 34 12 1 4 0/1 16 46 1 1/3 helping Hendricken compile a 24-1 overall record...three-time letter-winner, earning all-state and all-division honors as a sophomore, junior and senior...ranked as 16th-best high school left-handed pitcher in the country according to TeamOne baseball...posted a batting average of .390 as a prep outfielder...played for Ed Holloway at Bishop Hendrickson. R/R OUTFIELDER Personal: Public Communication major...son of Norman and Christine Beliveau. JUNIOR 6-3, 215 ATLANTA, GA R/R OUTFIELDER 21 SENIOR tom HATCHER 6-2, 195 23CORAL SPRINGS, FL justin JUCO: Played at Chipola College for Jeff Johnson…First-Team All-Conference… FERREIRA Conference Player of the Year…First-Team All-State. High School: Played at Roswell High School for Mike Power.

Personal: Civil engineering major…son of Tom and Sharon Hatcher…born on As a Junior (2007): Played in 41 games, with 22 starts…went 2-for-3 with three Oct. 17, 1986, in Atlanta, GA. runs scored and four RBI against Miss. Valley St…went 3-for-5 with three runs scored and four RBI against Lasalle. Summer League: Played for the Dubois County Bombers in the Central Illinois Collegiate League…hit .202 with 13 RBI and a home run in 30 starts.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 18 High School: Played for Scott Holloway at Highlands Christian…named First- Team All-County by the Sun-Sentinel and the Miami Herald after recording a 6-1 record, 0.93 ERA and 97 strikeouts...three-sport athlete: golf, basketball and baseball...a member of the National Honor Society, Who’s Who Among High JUCO: Played for Bob Deutschman at Broward Community College…a Second- School Students and was an All-American Scholar. Team All-Conference recipient both seasons…as a freshman hit .320 with eight home runs…as a sophomore hit .333 with eight home runs. Personal: Business major…son of Jodi Pepe and Dan Pepe…born Apr. 14, 1987, in Rhode Island. High School: Played for Dean Florio at Marjory Stoneman Douglas…named First-Team All-State…his junior season hit .493 with 10 home runs…as a Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2006 9.64 7/2 0 0 .000 0 0 0 14.0 17 15 15 13 10 2 1 senior hit .333 with six homers…drafted in 2003 by the Dodgers in the 34th 2007 3.98 24/1 4 1 .800 1 0 0 40.2 32 23 18 27 36 3 2 round. TOTAL 5.43 31/3 4 1 .800 1 0 0 54.2 49 38 33 40 46 5 3 Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Lynn and Stuart Ferreira…born Oct. 30, 1984, in Pompano Beach, FL. YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2007 .238 41-22 80 16 19 13 5 1 2 3/4 11 30 0 0/3 R/R OUTFIELDER TOTAL .238 41-22 80 16 19 13 5 1 2 3/4 11 30 0 0/3 JUNIOR 6-0, 195 L/L PITCHER DELRAY BEACH, FL JUNIOR 25 mike 6-1, 190 MCKENNA 24DEERFIELD BEACH, FL alex PEPE As a Junior: (2007): Started 56 games…second on the team in hitting with a .413 batting average…tied for second on the team in home runs (16) and RBI (60)…also second in slugging (.716) and on-base percentage (.492)…was 2-for-3 with three runs scored and four RBI against Mississippi Valley State…went 4-for-6 with four RBI and a run scored against Cincinnati…went As a Sophomore (2007): Made 24 appearances including one start...15 of the 3-for-4 with 2 RBI in 9-6 win over no. 17 Oklahoma St…went 7-for-16 in three 23 games he appeared in out of the bullpen were FAU victories...posted a 4-1 game set against Western Kentucky…scored three times and had four RBI record and possessed an ERA below 4.00 for the majority of the against Dartmouth…went 18-for-29 in final six games of regular season. season...registered 35 strikeouts in 39+ innings...fanned five during two hitless innings to help FAU defeat Ball State (2/15) by a score of 8- As a Sophomore (2006): Made 31 starts during the season despite missing 24 3...appeared in each of three weekend games as FAU swept Western Kentucky games with a knee injury…had a season-high four hits on Feb. 11 against on the road in mid-March... struck out the side in each of two innings worked Southern Illinois…season-high three RBI came on May 18 against East vs. Harvard (3/27), picking up his third win of the year...hurled two scoreless Tennessee State…hit three home runs in the final nine games…in conference innings of relief to record a save vs. North Florida (4/17)...struck out five in play hit .355 with a .645 slugging percentage…had nine multiple-hit and four his lone start at Bethune-Cookman (5/8), working five complete innings a multiple-RBI games…finished the season with a seven-game hitting streak. season-high. As a Freshman (2005): Did not start the season as a starter but quickly Summer League (2006): Made the All-Star Team in the Cal Ripken, Sr. became an integral part of the offense and started 40 games…in his first Baseball League…played for the Bethesda Big Train…in nine appearances collegiate at bat hit a pinch hit home run against no. 23 TCU…carried a batting worked 13 innings and struck out 14...held opponents to a .143 batting average over .360 through Apr. 10…finished third on the squad with six average…finished with a 0-1 record and 3.45 ERA. homers… he finished fourth on the squad with 21 RBI and tied the team leaders with four home runs in A-Sun play…finished the season with 12 As a Freshman (2006): Made seven appearances and started two midweek multiple-hit and eight multiple-RBI games…recorded a season-high three hits contests…starts came against Monmouth and Columbia…recorded a season- high three strikeouts against Columbia. FAU BASEBALL .08 19 2006: Attended the University of Delaware. High School: Played for Tom Ottaviano at Wildwood Catholic High School…named First-Team All-Conference, First-Team All-County…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball…member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Hospitality and tourism major…son of Lewis and Frances Morey…born Oct. 25, 1986, in Cape May, NJ.

Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP in three contests…his season-high four RBI came in a 3-for-3 effort against 2007 20.25 4/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 2 1 1 2 1 Gardner-Webb on Mar. 11…with the bases loaded he went 4-for-8 at the TOTAL 20.25 4/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 2 1 1 2 1 plate…named to the A-Sun All-Freshman Team. High School: Attended St. Joseph’s by the Sea in New York where he was coached by Gordon Russ…a four-year starter and All-City recipient…played for the Bayside Yankees in Queens, NY…a member of Student Council…two-sport R/R PITCHER athlete: baseball and basketball. SENIOR Personal: Undecided major…son of Robert and Susan McKenna…born Feb. 13, 1980, in Staten Island, NY. 6-3, 185

YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF LAKE WORTH, FL 2005 .283 47/40 166 26 47 33 10 0 6 4/7 9 21 0 1/1 27 2006 .308 31/31 117 18 36 17 4 1 3 0/0 14 24 0 0/0 2007 .413 56/56 218 46 90 60 14 2 16 8/10 37 40 1 0/4 chris EBERHART TOTAL .345 134/127 501 90 173 110 28 3 25 12/17 60 85 1 1/5

R/R PITCHER As a Junior (2006): Made 17 appearances with four starts…won his first start SOPHOMORE pitching three scoreless innings against Maine in a 3-1 win…gave up two earned runs in five innings against Northern Illinois for his second win of the 5-11, 165 year…pitched a total of 30 innings. WILDWOOD CREST, NJ Summer League (2006): Played for the Concord Quarry Dogs in the New 26 England Collegiate Baseball League…recorded a 1-1 record and a save in a lou team-leading 17 appearances…posted a 4.45 ERA with 17 strikeouts in 28 1/3 MOREY innings. As a Sophomore (2006): Led the team with 30 appearance and finished with three saves…held the lowest ERA on the team at 3.81…his one win came on Mar. 5 against no. 21 TCU as he pitched 1 1/3 innings and did not allow a As a Freshman (2007): Played in 28 games…utilized primarily as a pinch- runner..scored four runs during the season…also made four appearances as a pitcher. FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 20 hit…had a streak from Mar. 18 through Apr. 8, during which he did not allow a run in eight appearances and 7 2/3 innings…recorded a season-high two R/R PITCHER strikeouts against Columbia…longest outing was 1 2/3 innings against Connecticut and Columbia. RS SOPHOMORE Summer League (2005): Made 10 appearances and one start for the Bethesda 6-3, 210 Big Train, co-champions of the Cal Ripken, Sr. Collegiate Baseball League… DELRAY BEACH, FL finished with a 5.28 ERA in 15.1 innings of work…held opponents to a .208 hitting percentage. 28 kenny As a Freshman (2005): Made 13 appearances and finished with 18.2 GRAY innings…his one start was against Florida International on May 11…worked five innings, his longest outing, and only allowed one run…recorded a season- high two strikeouts against Boston College (3/10) and Florida International (4/6). 2007: Redshirted. High School: Played for Larry Greenstein at Santaluces…6A All-State award Summer League (2006): Posted a 1.25 ERA and 4-2 record with the Geneva Red winner as an outfielder and infielder with a .427 batting average…on the Wings in the New York Collegiate Baseball League…worked 35 innings and struck mound he held a 0.65 ERA…named Second Team All-Area…excelled in the out 39…held opponents to a .162 batting average. classroom and was an All-Academic recipient…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball. As a Freshman (2006): Made seven appearances…had three outings that were one inning long…had a season-high two strikeouts against Mercer on Mar. 11 at Personal: The FAU Student Athlete Advisory Committee President and Golden Mercer…did not allow a run in his first four outings (3 1/3 innings). Key International Honor Society Service Director...pre-med major who hopes to become an orthopedic surgeon...will graduate this spring in the college of High School: Was a pitcher and catcher for Dave Smith at Atlantic High Science with the distinction of Cum Laude...son of Robert and Catherine School…Rookie of the Year his freshman season, defensive player of the year his Eberhart...born Oct. 18, 1985, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. sophomore year, offensive player of the year his junior year along with First-Team All-Conference…in his senior season he held a .390 batting average with four home runs and posted a 0.90 ERA. Personal: Mechanical engineering major…son of Chris and Camino Gray…born Jan. 13, 1987, in Belgium.

Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2006 9.00 7/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0/1 5.0 6 5 5 7 6 0 3 TOTAL 9.00 7/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0/1 5.0 6 5 5 7 6 0 3

Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2005 6.27 13/1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 18.2 22 14 13 6 7 1 4 2006 3.81 30/0 1 0 1.00 3 0 0/1 26.0 25 14 11 9 15 1 0 2007 3.90 17/4 2 0 1.00 0 0 0 30.0 33 16 13 12 18 1 1 TOTAL 4.84 60/5 3 0 1.00 3 0 0/1 74.2 80 44 37 27 40 3 5 FAU BASEBALL .08 21 L/L PITCHER R/R PITCHER SOPHOMORE JUNIOR 6-1, 185 6-0, 190 29 MIAMI, FL 32DELRAY BEACH, FL nick MELENDRES chris SCHMITT

JUCO: Named to the Region V All-Star team and was his team’s pitcher of the JUCO: Played for Tom Touma at Daytona Beach CC. year while playing for Guy Simmons at Frank Phillips College. High School: Played for Dave Smith at Atlantic High School. High School: Played for Jose Novas at Miami Coral Park High School…named Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Terry and Paula Dougherty…born on team MVP and Second Team All-Dade County as a senior. Dec. 31, 1986. Personal: Marketing major…son of Nelson and Noemi Melendres…born on Nov 18, 1986, in Miami, FL.

R/R OUTFIELDER R/R PITCHER JUNIOR FRESHMAN 6-0, 180 6-2, 225 EDMOND, OK WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33 30 david richard ANAYA WILSON

JUCO: First team All-Conference..named Jayhawk All-Star while playing at High School: Played for Carm Mazza at American Heritage High School. Barton County (KS) CC. Personal: Undeclared major…son of George and Iris Anaya…born on Jan. 10, High School: Named All-State as a senior…All-City as a junior and 1989. senior…named All-Big City as a senior...played for Lonnie Cobble at Santa Fe High School. Personal: Marketing major…son of Daniel and Elizabeth Wilson…born on May 18, 1987 in Oklahoma City, OK. L/R CATCHER JUNIOR 6-2, 230 R/R PITCHER JERSEY CITY, NJ FRESHMAN 31 6-1, 165 nick CRIARIS 34 MARGATE, FL glenTROYANOWSKI JUCO: Played for Bob Deutschman at Broward CC. High School: All-County selection as both a junior and senior…All-State selection as a senior…hit .477 as a senior. High School: Played for Robert Lawson at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Pete and Patricia Criaris…born June Fort Lauderdale, Florida...All-County honors as a junior and a senior (Sun- 16, 1987 in Livingston, NJ. Sentinel/Miami Herald)...1.42 era as a junior reliever...1.98 era as a senior starter striking out 68 in 42.1 innings, winning pitcher two consecutive

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 22 District Championship games - 2006 shut down Nova High School (top rated Summer League (2005): Finished with a 3-2 record and 2.25 ERA for the Glens team in the nation), and in 2007 pitched a complete game with 14 strike- Falls Golden Eagles…worked 20 innings and struck out 30 batters…held outs to win the title...BCAA Senior All-Star...Florida Medallion Scholar, 3.22 opponents to a .205 batting average. gpa, 1110 sat. As a Freshman (2005): Made six appearances and worked a total of six Summer (2006, 2007): 2006 WWBA World Championship All-Prospect innings…his longest outing of the year was 1.1 innings against Georgia Team...2007 Perfect Game World Showcase Top Prospect, 9.5 Perfect Game Tech…struck out a season-high two batters in his final appearance rating... Top Senior 2007 Rawlings/PG All-Florida Region, 2007 Connie Mack against Mercer. Regionals. High School: Played for Joe Russo at Palm Beach Gardens High School… Second- Personal: Undecided major...son of Donna and Gregg Troyanowski...born June Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area recipient. 8, 1989 in Hollywood, FL. Personal: Undecided major…son of Gary and Sara Salivar…born March 14, 1986.

Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2005 4.50 6/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 6.0 6 3 3 5 5 0 1 2006 4.22 17/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0/2 10.2 13 6 5 7 10 1 1 L/L PITCHER 2007* 0.00 2/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 RS JUNIOR Total 4.23 23/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0/2 17 19 9 8 13 15 3 3 6-3, 205 PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL 36 R/R PITCHER mikeSALIVAR FRESHMAN 6-3, 210 40 JUPITER, FL As a Junior (2007): Made two appearances totaling 1/3 of an inning… dan redshirted. MARCACCI Summer League (2006): Played for the Keene Swampbats in the New England Collegiate Baseball League…worked 29 innings in 16 appearances…led the team in appearances…finished with a 1-1 record and 4.34 ERA…recorded 29 strikeouts and held opponents to a .259 batting average. High School: Played for Doug Ferguson at Jupiter High School…All-Conference Honorable Mention as a junior…All-Conference Second Team as a senior. As a Sophomore (2006): Made 17 appearances out of the bullpen…did not allow a hit in his first four appearances and did not allow a run in his first nine Personal: U ndecided major…son of Tom and Laura Marcacci…born on Feb. 4 outings (5 1/3 innings)…longest outing was 1 1/3 innings against Campbell 1989 in Palm Beach Gardens, FL…grandfather pitched in the Yankees’ minor (4/1) and Gardner-Webb (4/14)…had a season-high two strikeouts against league system. Kennesaw State and Gardner-Webb.

R/R PITCHER FRESHMAN 6-0, 210 42OLD TAPPAN, NJ tom SEGEDIN

High School: Prepped at Northern Valley Regional at Old Tappan…four-year letterman, playing shortstop and earning first-team all-league honors as both a sophomore and senior…led NVR at Old Tappan to a 28-0 start and 29-2 overall record his senior season… named second-team all-county in 2007, leading Old Tappan to a state sectional championship title… that 2007 team is considered one of the best teams in New Jersey state history…also a key member of Old Tappan’s county championship team as a sophomore in 2005…did not pitch in high school. Personal: Finance major…son of Rich and Patricia Segedin...born Aug. 31, 1987 in Teaneck, NJ.

FAU BASEBALL .08 23 Summer League (2006): Played in the Montgomery Metro League. R/R CATCHER 2006: Redshirt season. SOPHOMORE As a Sophomore (2005): After starting the season in the bullpen he made his first 6-2, 240 of nine starts on Mar. 15 against Rutgers and picked up his second win of the CORAL SPRINGS, FL year…threw five innings and did not allow an earned run…eight wins was second most on the team…longest outing was his last of the season when he worked 7.1 44 innings at Georgia State…season-high seven strikeouts came against Florida riaan SPANJER- International on Apr. 6…in games that he started he held a 3.66 ERA…picked up two wins over top-25 teams…against no. 25 UCF he worked six innings and against FURSTENBURG no. 6 Georgia Tech he worked 6.1 innings and did not allow a run, struck out six and scattered four hits. As a Freshman (2004): One win on the year came against Belmont…longest outing As a Freshman (2007): Appeared in 25 games, with 11 starts…hit a grand slam was 2.2 innings at Mercer…made seven appearances in A-Sun play and held in his first collegiate at-bat…had first multi-hit game going 2-for-5 against opponents to a .219 batting average while carrying a 2.08 ERA…struck out a season- Troy...hit .500 with runners in scoring position for the year. high two batters against FAMU and Winthrop. High School: Played for Joe Giummule at Coral Glades High School…as a junior High School: Played for Keith Lucky at St. James High School…three-time All-State earned All-County honors, team hitter of the year and was the Florida Home Run and All-Conference recipient…in 2001-02 was named the 4A Player of the Year and Derby Champion…as a senior was named the team pitcher of the year and male Montgomery Metro Player of the Year…threw a perfect game in 2001, retiring all 21 scholar-athlete…two-sport athlete: baseball and football. batters. Personal: Undecided major…son of Paul and Nessie Spanjer-Furstenburg… born Personal: Communication major…son of Branch and Carol Kloess…born Dec. 9, Feb. 8, 1988, in Pretoria, South Africa. 1984, in Montgomery, AL. YEAR BA G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2007 .271 25/11 48 6 13 10 4 1 1 0-0 5 8 1 0/0 TOTAL .271 25/11 48 6 13 10 4 1 1 0-0 5 8 1 0/0

R/R PITCHER RS SENIOR 6-2, 200 49MONTGOMERY, AL brandon KLOESS

As a Junior (2007): Made 12 appearances on the year with three starts…started Year ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP against Boston College, giving up one run in two innings and receiving a no 2004 6.89 15/0 1 0 1.00 0 0 0 15.2 20 13 12 4 13 3 2 decision…pitched a scoreless inning against Arkansas State with three strikeouts 2005 4.17 18/9 8 2 .800 0 0 0/1 58.1 66 37 27 28 48 6 5 to pick up his first victory of the year…won his second game of the year pitching 2007 7.25 12/3 2 1 .667 0 0 0 22.1 26 20 18 14 20 4 5 two shutout innings against North Florida. Total 4.74 45/12 11 2 .846 0 0 0/1 96.1 112 70 57 46 81 13 12

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My name is Brett Cannon. My 2008 goal is to work hard and stay healthy while on the mound. I’m competitive, there is no doubt about that, but the thing that means the most to me is team success. As a freshman, starting at short during the NCAA regional was a highlight. My sophomore season it was starting at short, third and second. Last season, I played centerfield for the first time in my playing career and also saw time at first. Each defensive position presents a challenge, but there is no better challenge than hitting. As one of three boys and the son of a career firefighter who was a competitive boxer, I enjoy the battle against an opposing pitcher. I enjoy being a part of a team. Last season was the most talented team I have been a part of.

My name is Daniel Cook. I play third base for FAU and plan to continue teamwork and daily challenges as a firefighter when baseball is done. Doing what others think can’t be done is something that I enjoy. It could be chasing down a fly ball that no one else thinks is catchable. Once my baseball career comes to a close, I hope to close crime cases through evidence that individuals don’t think they have left. The unthinkable is my challenge, but coming to Florida Atlantic was an obvious choice. I had played baseball in South Florida my entire life and was familiar with the program and its coaches.

My name is Justin Ferreria and I’m an outfielder for FAU. Fishing is a second passion. FAU allows for a great education, great baseball and unlimited fishing. Management…Everything in my life seems to boil down to management. Managing time is the most difficult. Class time, lab work and maintaining a solid GPA is critical for my med school aspirations. Serving as the Student Athletic Advisory Committee President has been time consuming, but important in establishing guidelines and programs for current and future FAU athletes. On the mound, it is managing and controlling the game. Everything I do on the mound dictates the success of my teammates. And, then there is personal time, time for my family—who live close by—and time with my fiancée Karen Prikkel, who has been accepted to every med-school within the state of Florida.

My name is Chris Eberhart. I pitch for Florida Atlantic. I came to Florida Atlantic for the opportunity to study film and play baseball. The two are very similar. As a director, you control every aspect of the shot until the actor’s line is delivered. On the mound you are in control as well, at least until the pitch is delivered. Then, the outcome lies on the batter’s skill and the defensive effort of my teammates. Every moviegoer judges the work of the actors. I saw Florida Atlantic capture the 2002 Alabama regional and determined I liked the program’s direction

My name is Brandon Kloess. I am a pitcher for FAU. I have accumulated nearly 850 movies since coming to FAU. Someday I hope to practice entertainment law. Born and raised in Staten Island, I found baseball to be a constant. My darkest baseball memory fell in 2000, when I attended the final game of the subway series only to witness my Mets lose to the Yankees. Now that I’m in South Florida, I often wear a Yankees cap. My first collegiate at bat was a pinch hit homer against no. 23 TCU. Hard work, hitting every day and hours in the cage are ways I ensured my first wouldn’t be the last. Last season—my best ever— concluded with a batting average of .413 with 16 homers, 14 doubles and a .716 slugging percentage.

My name is Mike McKenna. I play outfield for Florida Atlantic. Balance is the key to so many things. Currently, I balance college, being a student athlete and a co-owner of a business. On the mound, I also try to find the best balance of strikes and balls. Success for me has been the ability to throw strikes. My combined college record stands at 27-9. That’s attributed to limiting base runners via the walk.

My name is Michael Obradovich. I’m a pitcher for FAU. I co-own “Legacy” and hope to continue the Florida Atlantic Baseball Legacy. I’m returning for my fifth season of college baseball. Catcher is the only position I have ever wanted to play. The first year my father coached a team, I begged to catch. He let me and I never moved. It is the only position where you are in every play. There is also something about managing the pitchers. The psychology of getting in sync with the pitchers and taking advantage of a hitter’s weakness is also a challenge. My would-be senior season ’07 came to an abrupt end with a broken hand. The opportunity to play a complete season while finishing a degree in Business Management is too hard to pass up.

My Name is Alex Silversmith. I’m FAU’s catcher and I returned for the opportunity to play one more year. << Nick Arata

<< Mickey Storey

<< Mike Salivar

^ Travis Ozga ^

<< William Block

Alex Pepe >> Mike McKenna>>

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Tommy Murphy ’98-’00 ^ ^ 2007 IN REVIEW

Record: 36-22 Home: 27-9 Away: 7-10 Neutral: 2-3 Conference: 15-15

Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% WIDLANSKY, Robbie .433 58 58 240 61 104 24 1 15 69 175 .729 24 10 28 5 .498 3 0 9 15 132 9 3 .979 MCKENNA, Mike .413 56 56 218 46 90 14 2 16 60 156 .716 37 1 40 5 .492 4 0 8 10 58 1 3 .952 BOMBACK, Daniel .376 58 57 255 67 96 14 1 16 60 160 .627 20 6 24 1 .431 2 1 7 11 112 157 20 .931 COOK, Daniel .349 58 58 235 57 82 14 3 6 39 120 .511 20 8 36 6 .417 1 2 15 21 139 16 11 .934 BLOCK, William .344 57 57 244 61 84 15 3 18 59 159 .652 22 9 52 4 .412 4 1 8 13 43 95 8 .945 MARTIN, Justin .318 50 44 170 43 54 10 0 5 28 79 .465 22 5 33 1 .405 3 1 5 5 321 30 5 .986 ARATA, Nick .295 55 55 193 39 57 9 2 6 27 88 .456 18 6 57 3 .372 1 7 7 11 85 141 6 .974 STEVENS, Tyler .284 45 34 134 13 38 7 0 2 23 51 .381 6 2 30 3 .324 0 3 0 2 1 0 0 1.000 OZGA, Travis .282 52 47 195 24 55 9 1 2 24 72 .369 12 1 32 12 .324 2 1 0 1 366 36 4 .990 DEGNAN, Billy .264 38 16 72 17 19 3 0 2 11 28 .389 12 2 14 1 .384 0 2 0 2 101 6 2 .982 FERREIRA, Justin .238 41 22 80 16 19 5 1 2 13 32 .400 11 0 30 0 .330 0 3 3 4 47 0 4 .922 ------CHEATHAM, Ryan .500 4 0 4 3 2 1 0 0 1 3 .750 1 0 1 0 .600 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 .000 SILVERSMITH, Alex .370 9 7 27 9 10 1 1 2 6 19 .704 4 3 4 1 .500 0 0 2 2 47 4 2 .962 SPANJER-FURSTENBURG .271 25 11 48 6 13 4 1 1 10 22 .458 5 1 8 3 .352 0 0 0 0 44 4 2 .960 MOREY, Lou .000 28 0 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1 0 .250 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 1.000 EBERHART, Chris .000 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 1.000

Totals .341 58 58 2119 469 723 130 16 93 430 1164 .549 215 54 390 45 .412 20 22 66 101 1541 594 85 .962 Opponents .280 58 58 2026 341 567 104 12 42 303 821 .405 235 75 496 32 .372 20 36 63 92 1487 574 74 .965

LOB - Team (474), Opp (510). DPs turned - Team (40), Opp (50). IBB - Team (10), WIDLANSKY 5, BLOCK 2, FERREIRA 1, MCKENNA 1, BOMBACK 1, Opp (12). Picked off - WIDLANSKY 3, BLOCK 2, FERREIRA 1, BOMBACK 1, COOK 1.

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA SALBERG, Chris 3.05 7 3 25 10 2 0 1 2 100.1 85 41 34 47 124 18 3 5 378 .225 7 20 4 1 2 SCHMAL, Joel 3.91 5 2 16 6 0 0 0 2 53.0 64 28 23 25 34 11 2 5 206 .311 2 7 2 1 5 OBRADOVICH, Mike 5.40 9 5 23 13 2 0 1 3 91.2 113 66 55 21 88 17 1 8 378 .299 5 7 0 4 6 COONEY, Brandon 7.36 2 5 22 7 0 0 0 0 55.0 77 54 45 33 57 15 0 6 233 .330 6 6 3 0 3 ------SALIVAR, Mike 0.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 2 0 0 0 TOMLIN, Andrew 3.00 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 1 18.0 18 8 6 14 16 1 0 0 69 .261 1 2 0 0 2 STOREY, Mickey 3.07 3 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 29.1 32 13 10 5 37 6 2 2 120 .267 2 4 2 1 1 EBERHART, Chris 3.90 2 0 17 4 0 0 0 0 30.0 33 16 13 12 18 5 1 2 114 .289 1 1 0 4 2 PEPE, Alex 3.98 4 1 24 1 0 0 0 1 40.2 32 23 18 27 36 7 2 1 144 .222 8 9 0 4 5 BRADLEY, Anthony 5.73 1 0 18 1 0 0 0 0 22.0 19 14 14 12 17 5 0 1 82 .232 2 3 0 0 2 PHILLABAUM, Justin 6.56 1 5 17 8 0 0 0 0 46.2 59 46 34 21 46 12 0 6 193 .306 12 7 0 5 3 KLOESS, Brandon 7.25 2 1 12 3 0 0 0 0 22.1 26 20 18 14 20 5 1 4 85 .306 5 4 0 0 4 CANNON, Brett 16.20 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1.2 3 6 3 1 2 1 0 2 10 .300 2 1 0 0 0 MOREY, Lou 20.25 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 2.2 6 6 6 2 1 1 0 0 13 .462 1 2 0 0 1

Totals 4.89 36 22 58 58 4 1 1 9 513.2 567 341 279 235 496 104 12 42 2026 .280 55 75 11 20 36 Opponents 7.44 22 36 58 58 2 0 0 10 495.2 723 469 410 215 390 130 16 93 2119 .341 49 54 18 20 22

PB - Team (15), MARTIN 9, OZGA 3, SILVERSMITH 3, Opp (6). Pickoffs - Team (4), OBRADOVICH 2, SILVERSMITH 1, COONEY, B 1, Opp (8). SBA/ATT - MARTIN (36-52), OZGA (21-29), SALBERG (14-21), COONEY, B (10-15), PHILLABAUM (10-14), OBRADOVICH (10-12), PEPE (5-8), SILVERSMITH (6-7), STOREY (5-5), KLOESS (2-4), TOMLIN (2-4), BRADLEY (4-4), SCHMAL (1-4), EBERHART (0-1). MISC. MULTIPLE-HIT GAMES MULTIPLE-RBI GAMES HITTING STREAKS

PLAYER 2 3 4 5+ TOTAL PLAYER 2 3 4 5+ TOTAL PLAYER LONGEST CURRENT Robbie Widlansky 21 11 4 - 36 Robbie Widlansky 11 6 - 3 20 Mike McKenna 23 1 Mike McKenna 21 10 1 - 32 Daniel Bomback 7 5 5 - 17 Robbie Widlansky 18 - Daniel Bomback 15 11 3 1 30 Mike McKenna 6 35 -14 Justin Martin 17 - William Block 15 7 4 - 26 William Block 6 2 6 - 14 Daniel Bomback 14 - Daniel Cook 15 7 - 1 23 Daniel Cook 8 1 1 - 10 Daniel Cook 11 - Nick Arata 13 3 - - 16 Nick Arata 61 1 - 8 William Block 10 - Justin Martin 11 3 - - 14 Justin Martin 6 1 1 - 8 Nick Arata 8 - Travis Ozga 9 2 - 1 12 Travis Ozga 3 2 - - 5 Billy Degnan 7 - Tyler Stevens 7 1 1 - 9 Spanjer-Furstenburg 2 1 - - 3 Travis Ozga 7 4 Justin Ferreira 4 1 - - 5 Justin Ferreira 1 - 2 - 3 Tyler Stevens 7 - Billy Degnan 3 - - - 3 Tyler Stevens 3 - - - 3 Alex Silversmith 5 2 Alex Silversmith 1 1 - - 2 Billy Deganan 2 - - - 1 Spanjer-Furstenburg 3 1 Ryan Cheatham 1 - - - 1 TEAM 61 21 22 3 107 Justin Ferreira 3 - Spanjer-Furstenburg1 - - - 1 Ryan Cheatham 1 - TEAM 137 57 13 3 210 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 36 RESULTS DATE OPPONENT SCORE R-H-E R-H-E INN. OVERALL CONF. PITCHER OF RECORD ATTEND TIME 02/02 Miss. Vally State W 8-1 8-11-1 1-4-2 9 1-0-0 0-0-0 STOREY (W 1-0) 458 2:31 02/03 Miss. Vally State W 33-3 33-29-1 3-5-4 7 2-0-0 0-0-0 COONEY, B (W 1-0) - 2:34 02/03 Miss. Vally State W 11-7 11-12-4 7-12-0 9 3-0-0 0-0-0 OBRADOVICH (W 1-0) 302 3:10 02/09 Cincinnati W 4-3 4- 8-1 3-5-0 9 4-0-0 0-0-0 STOREY (W 2-0) 403 3:08 02/10 Cincinnati W 14-13 14-16-2 13-13-1 12 5-0-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (W 1-0) 317 4:55 02/11 Cincinnati W 15-9 15-15-2 9-13-1 8 6-0-0 0-0-0 OBRADOVICH (W 2-0) 313 3:10 02/15 Ball State W 8-3 8-13-3 3-6-2 9 7-0-0 0-0-0 COONEY, B (W 2-0) 288 2:59 02/16 #17 Oklahoma State W 9-6 9-15-3 6-11-4 9 8-0-0 0-0-0 STOREY (W 3-0) 361 2:38 02/17 LaSalle W 16-8 16-18-3 8-15-1 9 9-0-0 0-0-0 OBRADOVICH (W 3-0) 299 3:16 0/23 #6 Rice 2-4 L 2-6-2 4-11-0 9 9-1-0 0-0-0 SALBERG (L 0-1) 2274 2:56 02/24 vs Texas A&M-CC W 13-12 13-11-2 12-14-0 9 10-1-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (W 2-0) 2771 3:21 02/25 vs #19 Nebraska 7-8 L 7-9-2 8-13-3 9 10-2-0 0-0-0 COONEY, B (L 2-1) 2810 2:51 03/02 Villanova W 12-3 12-15-1 3-7-0 9 11- 2- 0 0- 0- 0 PEPE (W 1-0) 350 3:12 03/03 Boston College 5-6 L 5-9-1 6-14-1 9 11- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 COONEY, B (L 2-2) 506 3:15 03/04 Boston College W 15-3 15-15-1 3-7-1 9 12- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 PHILLABAUM (W 1-0) 332 3:14 03/06 Maine W 3-1 3-8-0 1-5-1 9 13- 3- 0 0- 0- 0 EBERHART (W 1-0) 337 2:40 * 03/09 at Western Kentucky W 13-3 13-17-1 3-9-1 9 14- 3- 0 1- 0- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 4-0) 218 3:16 * 03/10 at Western Kentucky 11-12 L 11-16-6 12-10-4 9 14- 4- 0 1- 1- 0 SALBERG (L 0-2) 204 3:56 * 03/11 at Western Kentucky W 9-7 9-11-0 7-16-0 9 15- 4- 0 2- 1- 0 SALBERG (W 1-2) 139 3:25 03/13 Rutgers W 9-4 9-17-0 4-9-0 9 16- 4- 0 2- 1- 0 PEPE (W 2-0) 402 2:44 03/14 Northern Illinois W 13-7 13-17-1 7-12-2 9 17- 4- 0 2- 1- 0 EBERHART (W 2-0) 362 3:20 * 03/16 Troy 6-12 L 6-9-2 12-12-0 9 17- 5- 0 2- 2- 0 OBRADOVICH (L 4-1) 287 3:12 * 03/17 Troy 3-8 L 3-6-1 8-10-3 9 17- 6- 0 2- 3- 0 PHILLABAUM (L 1-1) 211 2:58 * 03/18 Troy 5-13 L 5-12-1 13-11-0 9 17- 7- 0 2- 4- 0 COONEY, B (L 2-3) 171 2:58 03/21 Dartmouth W 14-6 14-17-4 6-7-1 9 18- 7- 0 2- 4- 0 BRADLEY (W 1-0) 303 3:07 * 03/23 at Louisiana-Lafayette 2-5 L 2-8-1 5-8-2 9 18- 8- 0 2- 5- 0 OBRADOVICH (L 4-2) 2471 2:33 * 03/24 at Louisiana-Lafayette 2-5 L 2-9-0 5-8-0 9 18- 9- 0 2- 6- 0 PHILLABAUM (L 1-2) 2413 2:37 * 03/25 at Louisiana-Lafayette 2-3 L 2-5-1 3-9-1 9 18-10- 0 2- 7- 0 COONEY, B (L 2-4) 2377 3:00 03/27 Harvard W 10-9 10-21-1 9-11-1 9 19-10- 0 2- 7- 0 PEPE (W 3-0) 195 3:32 * 03/30 Arkansas State W 5-2 5-10-2 2-8-0 9 20-10- 0 3- 7- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 5-2) 236 2:12 * 03/31 Arkansas State W 6-5 6-10-1 5-10-2 9 21-10- 0 4- 7- 0 KLOESS (W 1-0) 293 2:40 * 04/01 Arkansas State 6-9 L 6-8-2 9-13-2 9 21-11- 0 4- 8- 0 PHILLABAUM (L 1-3) 220 3:02 * 04/06 at Louisiana-Monroe W 3-1 3-7-1 1-5-1 9 22-11- 0 5- 8- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 6-2) 680 2:18 * 04/07 at Louisiana-Monroe W 5-2 5-11-2 2-6-3 9 23-11- 0 6- 8- 0 SALBERG (W 2-2) 668 2:41 * 04/07 at Louisiana-Monroe 6-7 L 6-11-4 7-9-0 9 23-12- 0 6- 9- 0 COONEY, B (L 2-5) 645 3:43 * 04/13 Arkansas-Little Rock 6-7 L 6-10-2 7-13-2 9 23-13- 0 6-10- 0 OBRADOVICH (L 6-3) 206 2:44 * 04/14 Arkansas-Little Rock 2-3 L 2-8-0 3-9-2 9 23-14- 0 6-11- 0 SALBERG (L 2-3) 284 3:02 * 04/15 Arkansas-Little Rock W 4-2 4-11-1 2-7-3 9 24-14- 0 7-11- 0 PEPE (W 4-0) 112 3:07 04/17 North Florida W 4-2 4-9-0 2-10-3 9 25-14- 0 7-11- 0 KLOESS (W 2-0) 189 2:33 * 04/20 at New Orleans 4-8 L 4-12-0 8-10-2 9 25-15- 0 7-12- 0 OBRADOVICH (L 6-4) 264 2:45 * 04/21 at New Orleans W 10-9 10-16-2 9-10-0 9 26-15- 0 8-12- 0 SALBERG (W 3-3) 193 2:30 * 04/22 at New Orleans 9-11 L 9-15-2 11-11-1 9 26-16- 0 8-13- 0 PHILLABAUM (L 1-4) 165 2:56 * 04/26 South Alabama W 9-3 9-14-1 3-6-0 9 27-16- 0 9-13- 0 SCHMAL (W 3-0) 216 2:43 * 04/27 South Alabama W 6-5 6-11-0 5-8-1 9 28-16- 0 10-13- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 7-4) 274 2:54 * 04/28 South Alabama 9-11 L 9-15-3 11-16-2 9 28-17- 0 10-14- 0 PHILLABAUM (L 1-5) 195 3:45 * 05/05 at Middle Tennessee W 16-1 16-16-0 1-10-2 9 29-17- 0 11-14- 0 SCHMAL (W 4-0) 805 2:40 * 05/05 at Middle Tennessee W 8-4 8-15-0 4-12-1 9 30-17- 0 12-14- 0 SALBERG (W 4-3) 805 3:02 * 05/06 at Middle Tennessee 7-12 L 7-12-1 12-14-0 9 30-18- 0 12-15- 0 KLOESS (L 2-1) 1506 3:11 05/08 at Bethune-Cookman 2-5 L 2-12-2 5-7-1 9 30-19- 0 12-15- 0 PEPE (L 4-1) 51 2:37 05/10 Bethune-Cookman 5-6 L 5-16-0 6-10-1 9 30-20- 0 12-15- 0 SCHMAL (L 4-1) 119 2:39 05/11 Bethune-Cookman W 4-2 4-9-2 2-4-0 9 31-20- 0 12-15- 0 SALBERG (W 5-3) 211 2:31 05/12 Bethune-Cookman W 14-2 14-17-3 2-8-0 9 32-20- 0 12-15- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 8-4) 204 2:54 * 05/17 Fla International W 17-9 17-16-1 9-13-2 9 33-20- 0 13-15- 0 SCHMAL (W 5-1) 278 2:59 * 05/18 Fla International W 5-0 5-9-0 0-4-1 9 34-20- 0 14-15- 0 SALBERG (W 6-3) 307 2:20 * 05/19 Fla International W 11-10 11-19-3 10-15-2 9 35-20- 0 15-15- 0 OBRADOVICH (W 9-4) 291 3:29 05/23 vs Middle Tennessee 1-6 L 1-10-1 6-12-1 9 35-21- 0 15-15- 0 SCHMAL (L 5-2) - 2:31 05/24 vs Western Kentucky W 7-6 7-13-1 6-8-3 9 36-21- 0 15-15- 0 SALBERG (W 7-3) - 3:36 05/25 vs Middle Tennessee 4-7 L 4-6-0 7-12-0 9 36-22- 0 15-15- 0 OBRADOVICH (L 9-5) - 3:16

* = Conference game

FAU BASEBALL .08 37 HISTORY Blue Jays after the season, finished 13th in the country in RBI, and Jeff Forney, a first-round draft choice of the , finished seventh in stolen bases and eighth in triples. Right-handed pitcher Luis Merino, a seven-game winner in 1985, threw a no-hitter against Florida Memorial, the third in the program's history.

1986 The Owls finished 44-10 in 1986 and won 12 of 13 games against Division I opponents, their only loss coming on the last day of the season against Miami. Following the season, FAU was ranked 11th in the final NCAA II poll. Several Owls earned post-season honors, including centerfielder Scott Hay, First- FIRST TEAM 1981 Team All-South Region, who hit .403 with 57 RBI 1981 team's outstanding pitcher, finished the season 6-3 and a team-leading 32 stolen bases. The Owls also with a team-leading 2.66 ERA, while Vega led the had three players selected to the All-South Region Under Head Coach Steve Traylor, who coached FAU club with 10 wins. Left-hander Tommy Clark, who Second Team—shortstop Dave Conner, catcher from 1981 to 1987, the Owls finished 15-16 in their posted a 4-0 record, threw the Owls' first no-hitter. Marty McDaniel and pitcher Scott Halama. Right- inaugural season. FAU won its first six games, hander Jim Drancsak finished the season with a including a 12-8 victory against St. Thomas 1983 team-record 1.29 ERA, third best in the country. He University in the season opener. Shortstop Darryl also threw a no-hitter, the fourth in FAU history. Powell, the team's most valuable player, led the FAU enjoyed its most successful season in 1983, Owls offensively, hitting .383 and driving in a team- winning the NAIA District 25 Championship and a 1987 high 41 runs. On the mound, right-hander Bill Cobe team-record 49 games. The Owls, who were ranked was voted the team's outstanding pitcher, leading fifth in the final NAIA poll, also defeated the FAU finished the 1987 season with a record of 34- the club with five victories and 61 strikeouts. University of Miami in February. After taking the 21-2. The season was highlighted by victories NAIA District 25 Title, FAU advanced to the NAIA against Division I LaSalle University and 1982 Area Five Tournament, where they were eliminated Northeastern University. Team MVP Gonzalo in the semifinal round. The Owls, who won 18 Carcache and third baseman Jack Penrod led the This was the first of seven consecutive winning consecutive games in mid-season, set team records Owls offensively. Carcache led the club with a .379 seasons, as the Owls finished 42-14. After finishing for the most hits, home runs, doubles and triples in batting average and 16 stolen bases, while Penrod the regular season with a record of 38-12, FAU was a single season. Catcher Keith Foley, who led the led FAU with 14 home runs. Scott Halama, who set ranked 10th in the final NAIA poll and earned a nation with 95 hits while batting .396, was named berth in the NAIA District 25 Tournament, where the new FAU single-season records with 66 strikeouts to the NAIA All-America Second Team. team advanced to the championship game before and three shutouts, led the pitching staff. The 1987 losing to Georgia College 7-4. Individual standouts season marked the end of coach Steve Traylor's 1984 for FAU included first baseman Mike Ryan, who led career at FAU. Traylor, who compiled a record of the club with 16 home runs, 73 RBI and a team- Following the 1983 season, FAU moved into NCAA 268-105-2 with the Owls, left to become head record .418 batting average, and pitchers Pat Division II. In the 1984 season opener, the Owls coach at Duke University. Murphy and Jorge Vega. Murphy, who was named the showed they belonged by defeating the University of Florida 4-3. They then went on to win their next 1988 four games, including an 11-10 win over the FAU won its 300th game in 1988, a 9-1 win over University of Miami. FAU finished the season at 40- Nova University, which was its last win of the FAU BASEBALL 15 and was ranked eighth in the final NCAA II poll. season. Under new coach Kevin Cooney, the Owls STADIUM OPENING First baseman Mike Ryan led the club with 19 home finished 32-19-2, despite a seven-game losing runs and was named to the NCAA II All-America streak midway through the year. Several players Third Team. Right-handed pitcher Jim Hanrahan enjoyed record-breaking seasons, led by All- also had an outstanding year, winning eight games, American Jack Penrod, who hit .418 to tie the FAU including a no-hitter against Illinois Tech in mid- single-season batting record. Penrod also set a new March. single-season home run record, belting 22 round trippers, while driving in 64 runs. With a team- 1985 leading 62 strikeouts, left-hander Mike Fascetti FAU finished eighth in the final NCAA II poll and became the FAU all-time strikeout leader with 138. earned a bid to play in the South Regional Another record breaker was right-hander Joe Peede, Tournament against No. 1 Florida Southern. In its who tied the single-season record for starts with 16. first NCAA post-season appearance, the Owls lost the best-of-five series to the Moccasins, who went 1989 on to become Division II Champions. FAU, which FAU finished the season with a 30-23-2 record, finished the season 44-15, had several players ANNA GRACE O’DELL which included a season-ending four-game win finish among the nation's statistical leaders. AND LEONARD LEWIS streak, which tied the longest streak that season. Catcher Doug Gonring, who signed with the Toronto The team earned big victories against Florida FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 38 Southern (8-6), Lynn (8-6) and Coach Cooney's was listed in several national categories, including 1996 former team, Montclair State (6-5). Four players hit leading the nation in double-plays turned. Catcher FAU finished its third season of Division I above .300, with junior Wayne Stofsky leading the Kevin Lewis was drafted by the New York Mets. competition with its best Division I record, most team at .376. Dro Ormrod hit .348, Tom 1994 competitive schedule, highest conference finish Horincewich hit .338 and Brian Covin hit .312. The and its highest MLB draft selection. Shortstop Nick pitching staff was led by Rob Mascarella, who FAU finished its first season of NCAA Division I Presto completed his four-year career with many tallied a 2.66 ERA. Junior Steve Taylor led the team competition with a 31-23 record and several school records and was drafted in the fifth round by in victories, with nine, and strikeouts, with 116 in individual and team accolades. John Sammon the Cincinnati Reds. The team defeated the 22 appearances. opened the 1994 season with a 13-0 complete University of South Florida and projected number game no-hitter during the first series of the season one draft pick, 11-4. FAU also hosted Kentucky, 1990 against Florida A&M. That performance earned earning a 12-inning victory and grabbed a Sammon National Pitcher-of-the-Week honors in Despite a season-ending six-game losing streak, 13-inning win over Michigan State. In Atlantic Sun Baseball America. The season continued with an FAU compiled a 28-25 record behind the hitting of play, FAU finished as the tournament runner-up and outstanding performance when Kevin Connacher set junior Pat Murray. Murray tallied a team-leading 71 placed five members on the All-Tournament Team: a new consecutive-game hit streak record of 24. hits and a .335 batting average. Also hitting for Nick Presto, MVP; Rich Ozarowski, Kevin Connacher, Connacher finished the season with a .359 average, average were Wayne Stofsky at .326 and Brian Covin Garry Kamphouse and Tony VonDolteren. Connacher just five points lower than team leader Kevin at .323. Tom Horincewich rounded out the .300 was named First-Team All-Conference at second Morgan (.364), and Freshman All-American honors hitters with a .309 average. Senior Steve Taylor led base. Presto and Joe Cali were named Second-Team by Baseball America. FAU again pulled off big the team with a 2.78 ERA, which included 74 All-A-Sun. Presto led the squad with a .374 average victories at Florida (4-2), Michigan State (11-7), strikeouts. Steve Lawson led the team in innings while Cali, who finished the season third nationally Army (16-6), UCF (11-1) and Florida International pitched with 126.1. with 14 saves, led the team with a 3.19 ERA in 62 (7-0). FAU batted .310, tallied 32 homers, 88 innings of work. Coach Cooney also earned his doubles and 14 triples. The pitching staff held a 1991 400th career coaching victory. 3.70 team ERA and recorded six shutouts, three Rocky times saw FAU post a 24-31 record. That mark saves and three complete games. Kevin Morgan and 1997 was the program's second losing season and the Marty Reinhardt were drafted by Saskatoon, a minor first losing season for Coach Kevin Cooney. Roster league squad that serves as a feeder program to the The team finished third in the Atlantic Sun deletions and injuries plagued the season. FAU was major leagues. Conference regular season. Five players were led by Rick Seider's .393 average. Craig Shotten and drafted and six signed professional contracts. 1995 Charles Aristy hit .330 and .325, respectively. The Outfielder Billy Brown was drafted third by the pitching staff was led by Matt Kramer's six victories FAU finished its second season of Division I Toronto Blue Jays, marking the highest June draft and 3.53 ERA. competition and its first as a full member of the selection in the program's history. Four-year Atlantic Sun Conference with a 27-31 overall record letterman Kevin Connacher (Chicago White Sox) and and a 17-13 A-Sun record. FAU was one of four A- Brennan Hervey ( Tigers) were also drafted. 1992 Sun teams to be invited to the Atlantic Sun Junior college transfers Rich Ozarowski (Detroit FAU finished the season with a 27-27 record and Conference Tournament. In FAU's first game, the Tigers) and Charlie Jones () was just two games away from a post-season squad defeated Florida International University, were also selected. appearance. FAU was led by First-Team South ranked no. 9 at the time, 1-0 in 10 innings. FAU was Region selection Anthony Bellinato's .371 average. the only team in the state to face every Division I 1998 Matt Kramer led the team in innings pitched (96.3) Florida team in 1995. FAU defeated Florida 11-3 in FA U finished fifth in the Atlantic Sun Conference and victories (seven). Tim Holley led the team with Gainesville and had several victories against top-30 Tournament and third in the regular season A-Sun 60 strikeouts. The season concluded with a opponents. Gene Manning was picked pre-season South Division. Injuries plagued the pitching staff, Washington D.C. road trip. FAU posted victories All-A-Sun as a DH. Nick Presto, who led the squad with three starters lost before March. Todd Moser against Florida Southern, LaSalle, Purdue, Army and with a .349 batting average, was named as the opened the season strong with a 36-pitch (five Georgetown. Tom Lane, Tim Harikkala and Matt First-Team All-A-Sun shortstop. Roger Walker was inning) victory over Bethune-Cookman. FAU played Jones received professional contracts. named to the District III Academic All-America in the Florida Marlins' Tournament, which featured Team. Ken Wagner, who led the team with a 2.98 Washington, Oregon State and Santa Clara. The big ERA, tallied 10 complete games to tie the school victory of the season came at Clemson, ranked 1993 record and pitched 129.2 innings. A second NCAA Division II post-season appearance for FAU resulted in the 41-17 team's South Regional Championship Tournament berth. Both Kevin Morgan and Eric Riebel earned First-Team South Region honors, while Marty Reinhardt received Second Team starter honors and Aaron Reid made Second Team as a closer. Morgan and Ron Rippo FAU BASEBALL TEAM — 1983 were named to the South Regional Tournament Team as an outfielder and DH, respectively. FAU pulled off several outstanding victories, including a 2-0 victory against the University of Miami. Riebel led the team in both average (.346) and doubles (17). Reinhardt and Brian Merkey led the team with perfect records (6-0). Pitcher Tim Holley led the team with a 3.03 ERA. Merkey and Reid posted 1.94 and 2.43 ERAs, respectively, as closers. The team FAU BASEBALL .08 39 2002 A win over the national no. 3 seed to capture an NCAA Regional was a great way to garner nationwide attention, but Florida Atlantic's season had several other highlights along the way to a no. 15 ranking. The team traveled the country and gained playing experience when it made its first trip to the West Coast and took on UCLA for the first time in history. A chilly March trip to play Minnesota, Tennessee and Alabama in the Metrodome in Minneapolis gave FAU an early look at an eventual NCAA Regional opponent. Returning to Florida, the team began a 27-game winning streak before falling to Miami on April 24, going 48 days without losing a game. FAU's offensive output for the season was second only to the 1999 season. The team displayed its offensive power on February 23 when it broke a school record and scored 31 runs FAU BASEBALL TEAM — 1985 in a shutout over Hartford. An at-large bid to the NCAA tournament for the third time in four seasons ninth at the time, after FAU almost defeated courtesy of a great defensive play to hold onto the saw the team go 3-0 to advance to the Regional Auburn. Due to team injuries, Dickie Hart stepped game in its final innings. The second was the first Championship. What followed was a thrilling 6-5 up to play three positions (second, short and third). home conference series, during which FAU captured victory in the ninth inning against Alabama to give He also led the team offensively and was voted two one-run games from Jacksonville to win the FAU its first NCAA Regional Championship and a MVP. The team finished 29-30. series and open the A-Sun season 4-2. Next was a berth in the Super Regional to play Georgia Tech. 2-1 last inning trick play victory over UCF before 1999 2,825 fans in the first regionally televised game 2003 played at FAU. The squad continued the season by The 1999 squad rewrote the University's record winning its last three conference series and holding FAU hit the field with high expectations for the books and broke into the national spotlight by tying a number-two seed heading into the A-Sun season. After gaining recognition in the preseason Texas' 1977 record for most consecutive victories Tournament, a tournament filled with upsets. The polls for the first time, the squad went on to post (34). Coach Cooney also earned his 500th career season ended with the team's second consecutive the second most victories in FAU history, 47, victory in a season that saw the team post a 54-9 trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament, again second only to the 54 victories recorded in 1999. record and make their first trip to a Division I NCAA hosted by the University of Miami. The tournament FAU captured its first Atlantic Sun Title since 1999 Regional Tournament. Team records set: most began with a 14-6 victory over Florida with a 25-8 conference record and spent 14 weeks victories (54), fewest losses (9), highest winning International, keeping hopes alive of moving ranked in the nation's top 25. The pitching staff percentage (.857), most three-game sweeps (10, A- through the tournament, despite an injury-depleted held opponents to a 3.42 ERA and finished the year Sun 7), most consecutive shutout innings (22 at pitching staff. FAU fell in the final two games to with the 12th lowest ERA in the nation. The offense Regional Tournament). A-Sun records set: longest end the season with a 43-19 record, the fifth best did its part and finished 44th in the country with a winning streak, most overall victories, fewest in 20 years of FAU baseball. .313 batting average and finished behind only 28 losses. FAU individual records set: Dan Jackson other teams with a scoring average of 7.6 runs per (game-high 15 strikeouts), Ryan Withey and Zack 2001 game. Left-handed pitcher Randy Beam finished Roper (single season hit by pitcher, 18), Todd Moser with 13 victories and was named Second Team All- (15 victories, 130 strikeouts, and 33 career starts), With only three starting position players returning America by CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Sports and Mick Celli (135 career walks). Todd Moser was and one starting pitcher, FAU either had to prove it Weekly and Third Team by Louisville Slugger and named 1999 FAU Male Athlete of the Year, Baseball could continue its legacy or call it a rebuilding year. Baseball America. Head coach Kevin Cooney picked Weekly All-American, College Baseball Insider All- But several big wins during the year made FAU a up his 700th career victory as FAU defeated Georgia American, TPX All-American, NCBWA All-American, team to look out for. The biggest win came in the Southern 12-2 on May 9, 2003. Florida Atlantic's 1999 Super Team NCBWA Honorable Mention All- second game of the season against eventual regional selection placed the team in the Coral American, and ABCA All-Atlantic Region; Anthony National Champion University of Miami. FAU can Gables Regional for the third time in four Doubt was ABCA All-Atlantic Region First Team as a boast that it was the only team during the 2001 appearances. The squad defeated Florida before DH; Paul Stryhas was ABCA All-Atlantic Region season to beat Miami on the road. Several other suffering a devastating 1-0 loss to Miami. That Second Team; and Chris Winsett ABCA All-Atlantic wins against top-25 opponents marked the rising of same evening FAU lost a 22-14 contest to Florida to Regional Second Team. Todd Moser was named A- a young team. Back-to-back wins against no. 20 end the season with a 47-16 record. Sun Player of the Year and Kevin Cooney A-Sun Eastern Carolina and no. 23 Rutgers readied the Coach of the Year. Eight players earned All-A-Sun team for conference play against ranked opponents 2004 honors. Paul Stryhas was named to the A-Sun Stetson and UCF. In the A-Sun Championship, FAU Championship Team. Zack Roper, Clint Conway and edged by Stetson with a 2-1 win in the first round. The team got off to the best start in school history Anthony Doubt were named to the Regional The season also saw Kevin Cooney earn his 600th with 11-straight wins and opened up the Tournament team. career victory and remain listed among the DoubleTree Diamond Classic in Boca Raton by winningest active coaches by percentage. hosting four top-30 teams. As the no. 12 ranked 2000 team in the nation, the team finished the weekend 2-1, the only loss to no. 10 Notre Dame by one run. On the heels of a historic 1999 season, 2000 proved The team finished the conference season on a high FAU was legitimate with the team earning a top-30 note as FAU captured its first Atlantic Sun ranking. The team went through several turning Tournament Championship. The team swept through points. The first was a 3-2 victory over Ball State, FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 40 2007 The team entered its first season in the Sun Belt after 13 seasons in the Atlantic Sun. Prior to conference play it registered wins over Boston College, 17th ranked Oklahoma State and a three game sweep of Cincinnati. The Owls clinched a spot in the conference tournament with a four-hit shutout of Florida International on the final weekend of the regular season. Robbie Widlansky was named Sun Belt Player of the Year and First- Team All-American by Louisville Slugger and the American Baseball Coaches Association.

ROBBIE WIDLANSKY (2004-07) FAU BASEBALL TEAM — 2002 the tournament with a 4-0 record and moved on to recognition and was named Collegiate Baseball’s its fifth NCAA Regional in six seasons. A familiar Freshman Pitcher of the Year after he tallied a 1.70 trip down I-95 to Coral Gables resulted in a trip to ERA and 10-1 record. the championship game but the team would end 2006 the season with a 47-17 record. A unique experience occurred in March as the players got to The team had high expectations for the season, experience the big leagues for an afternoon when ranked in the top-20 in the national preseason the squad played the St. Louis Cardinals at the polls and picked to win the Atlantic Sun team's spring training facility in Jupiter. Conference in its final season in the league. With two top-25 teams on the schedule in the first 2005 month, the Owls had to be on the top of their game The team earned its fourth consecutive trip to an from the start. But the injury bug quickly claimed NCAA Regional after finishing second in Atlantic three starters in the first month of the season. Sun play by closing out conference action on an 8- Going into the conference tournament, the Owls 1 run. The squad then advanced to the were without five original starters. FAU made the championship game of the A-Sun Tournament. The tournament by sweeping East Tennessee State in turning point of the season came against no. 6 the final weekend of the regular season and earned Georgia Tech. FAU fell to the Yellow Jackets in the no. 4 seed. Mickey Storey threw FAU's first no- game one of the three game series in the tenth hitter in 12 years when he defeated Campbell 2-0 inning and won the third game of the series by on Mar. 31. He was named Louisville Sluggers shutting out the team for the first time in seven Player of the Week and to the College Baseball years on their home field. Freshman pitcher Mickey Foundation Honor Roll. Storey picked up Third-Team All-America

2004 A-SUN TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS FAU BASEBALL .08 41 ALL-TIME ROSTER A-B Mike Crotta (’04-‘06) Tim Holley (’92-’93) Tom Milmore (’81-’82) Brian Sander (’81-’82) Mark Culp (’04-‘05) Tom Horincewich (’89-’90) Mike Moffo (’97) L.B. Santom (’99-’00) Bill Agganis (’91) Trenton Cycholl (’91) Rob Horst (’03-‘04) Pat Mohondro (’87) Beu Saridis (’96) Chris Akins (’05) Roger Czerwinski (’94-’95) Joe Hudson (’98) Rich Mojica (’92-’95) Phil Savio (’81) Anthony Albano (’04, ’06) Eric David (’88) Craig Hughes (’04) Anthony Mongelluzzo (’00) Chris Saxton (’03-‘04) Jorge Aleman (’85-’86) Jeff Davis (’97) John Hughes (’86) Tony Morales (’96) Joel Schmal (’06-‘07) Winn Allen (’86) Andre deCordova (’02) J.C. Huguet (’00) Lou Morey (’06-) Greg Schmidt (’96) Dan Alvarez (’95-‘96) Billy Degnan (’07) Ryan Humphrey (’01) Kevin Morgan (’93-’94) Brett Schreyer (’97-’99) Keith Ambrose (’97) Chris Della Rocco (’01-’03) Jeff Hutcheson (’89-’90) Todd Moser (’98-’99) Scott Scrivner (’88) Nick Arata (’06-) Bobby DeMichael (’04) Derek Hutton (’02-‘05) Pat Murphy (’81-’82) Bill Scott (’91) Charles Aristy (’91-’92) Dan Destafano (’94) Troy Ingham (’92-’93) Scott Murphy (’95-’97) Joe Scott (’81) Matt Avery (’93) Dean Devine (’01) Brad Ingwell (’02-’03) Tommy Murphy (’98-’00) Rick Seiders (’91) Darren Balducci (’97) Aaron Diehl (’01) Dan Jackson (’99-’00) Mike Murray (’03) Dominic Senese (’93-’94) Mike Barrella (’84) Bobby DiLiberto (’05) Zac Johnson (’98) Pat Murray (’88-’91) Jonathon Shapland (’05-‘06) Brian Barry (’97) Paul DiLorenzo (’94) Charlie Jones (’97) Paul Murray (’86) Kevin Sheehan (’94-’95) Alex Batista (’85-’87) Frank Dippold (’92) Dean Jones (’88-’89) Eric Shellnut (’85-’86) Sean Bauer (’81-‘83) Lance Dixon (’91) Matt Jones (’92) N-R Bart Shiver (’82-’84) Bob Baumiller (’81-’83) Brian Dodge (’97-’98) Pat Jones (’83-’84) Craig Shotten (’91) Drew Baylor (’95) Jason Doherty (’05) Steven Joyner (’91-’94) Rene Navarro (’85-’86) Alex Silversmith (’05-) Randy Beam (’03-‘04) Anthony Doudt (’96-’99) Travis NeSmith (’01-’03) Dave Simon (’90) Sean Beebe (’88) Chuck Douthit (’84-’86) K-M C.J. Nitkowski (’92) Dan Simone (’92) Kerwin Belle (’95-’96) Jim Drancsak (’85-’86) Eric Nodes (’02) Nick Smerekanich (’89) Anthony Bellinato (‘92) Mario Duarte (’06-07) Andy Kamensky (’91) Mike Obradovich (’06-) Alan Smith (’83-’84) Scott Benedict (’84-’86) Shawn Dubisky (’99) Garry Kamphouse (’95-’96) Matt O’Brien (’01-‘04) Carl Smith (’89-’90) . Petersen Benjamin (’00-’01) Jason Dynan (’96) Bart Katz (’89) Sean O’Brien (’92-’93) Ryan Sneir (’05) Jeff Bennett (’88-’89) Jack Keene (’98) Shaen O’Connor (’00-’03) Tom Snell (’87-’88) Ted Bens (’83) E-G Darren King (’87-’88) Darryl Ogden (’89) Gabe Somarriba (’99-’02) L.J. Biernbaum (’99-’02) Brandon Kloess (’04-) Louis Orihuela (’91) Miguel Soto (’90) Jeff Blair (’98-’00) Chris Eberhart (’05-) Allen Knight (’03-‘05) Dro Ormrod (’88-’89) Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg (’07-) Ray Blanco (’91) Chris Ebert (’84-’86) Mike Kocan (’87) Robert Orton (’01-‘04) Bobby Spano (’01-’02) Ed Blaney (’83) Dave Eddinger (’99-’00) Eric Koch (’88) Chris Owen (’83-’84) Will Spillias (’84-’85) William Block (’06-‘07) Mike Elliott (’99-’00) Jeff Kondas (’87) Rich Ozarowski (’96-’97) Tim Spink (’92-’95) Gary Blocker (’95-’96) Jason Ellis (’98) Mark Koval (’82-’83) Travis Ozga (’06-) Brian Spivey (’94-’95) Mike Bober (’89) Steve Emery (’03) Brian Kracik (’88) Matt Pali (’02-’03) Barry Stephen (’81-’82) Daniel Bomback (’07) Rick Ettinger (’83) Matt Kramer (’91-’92) Jeff Panek (’91) Tyler Stevens (’05-‘07) Ed Bou (’95-’96, ’98) Greg Eubanks (’00-’02) Eric Krznaric (’06-07) Mark Panico (’86-’87) Wayne Stofsky (’89-’90) Bob Boyle (’88-’89) Jay Evans (’95-’96) Josh Kurella (’98) Wayne Parent (’91-’92) Mickey Storey (’05-) Anthony Bradley (’06-07) Mike Fascetti (’86-’89) Ryan LaCross (’06) Jeff Parrott (’83-’84) Rob Striecher (’94) Evan Brannon (’03-‘04) Justin Ferreira (’07) Tom Lane (’92) Peter Pascale (’87-’88) Dave Strode (’83-’84) Mark Bridges (’81-’83) Alex Fernandez (’00) Jarrod Lauth (’04) Scott Patrick (’93) Paul Stryhas (’99) Pat Brooks (’96) Jeff Fiorentino (’02-‘04) Jim Lawlor (’86-’87) Steve Patterson (’89-’90) Jason Sullivan (’00-’01) Billy Brown (’97) Rick Flemming (’87-’88) Steve Lawson (’90-’91) Brent Pearce (’89-’90) Stan Sullivan (’81-’82) Greg Brown (’89) Keith Foley (’83-’84) Mike Lee (’84-’86) Dan Pearce (’89) Dustin Sweeney (’96) Jeff Brown (’84-’85) Alex Fonseca (’03-‘06) Mike Leen (’91) Joe Peede (’87-’88) Steve Taylor (’89-’90) Rusty Brown (’01-‘04) Jeff Forney (’84-’86) Kevin Lewis (’93) Sterling Pell (’02-’03) Brian Tease (’84) Jeff Burdette (’94) Rich Freebourn (’91) Brian Lipman (’05) Jack Penrod (’87-’88) Daniel Terpak (’05) Tim Burton (’97-’99) Matt Freeman (’96-’97) Tom Little (’85-’87) Alex Pepe (’06-) Brandon Thomas (’96) Javill Byron (’95-’96) Kevin Fuchs (’83-’84) Steve Lizotte (’84) Mike Pfeifer (’89-’92) John Thompson (’84-’85) Justin Fuller (’00) Nelson Lopez (’01-’02) Justin Phillabaum (’06) Andrew Thoms (’01-’02, ‘04) C-D Casey Furman (’96-’97) Ray Lopez (’90) Eddie Piedra (’99) Jason Tisone (’96) Bobby Gaeta (’81) Ricky Lopez (’81-’82) Chris Pillsbury (’01-’03) Andrew Tomlin (’04-07) Carmen Cali (’98-’00) Gasper Garcia (’81) Javier Lorenzo (’98) Jason Plourde (’98) Joe Cali (’96-’97) Mike Gauger (’98-’99) Mark Lucas (’93-’94) Darryl Powell (’81-’82) U-Z James Callahan (’00-’03) Keith Genest (’98) Henry Lyle (’90) Nick Presto (’93-’96) Rafeal Callazo (’96) Jeff Gensheimer (’90-’91, 93) Tom MacLane (’02) Chris Quiel (’01) Doug Urbaniak (’84-’86) Joe Campesi (’98) John Giglio (’83) Bill Maihack (’81) John-Edward Raffo (’97-’00) Mike Valdes (’01-’02) Carlos Candal (’87) Marc Gilmore (’02-’03) Mike Mammo (’96) Ovy Ramirez (’06) Scott Van Winkle (’91) Brett Cannon (’06-) Lloyd Goebbert (’83-’84) Brandon Mann (’03) Ron Rayho (’85) Bart Van Wissen (’95-’96) Phil Capozzola (’89-’90) Doug Gonring (’84-’85) Will Mann (’03-‘06) Aaron Reid (’93-’94) Derek Vaughn (’93-’95) Gonzalo Carcache (’85-’87) Phil Goodrich (’87) . Gene Manning (’94-’95) Marty Reinhardt (’93-’94) Jorge Vega (’81-’83) Mike Carney (’98) Nick Grados (’95-’96) Frank Marsaglia (‘82-’83) Chase Reno (’00) Tony VonDolteren (’96) Gabby Casanova (’05) Kenny Gray (’06-) Jeff Marsalla (’84-’87) Johnnie Rhoden (’98) Ken Wagner (’95) Mick Celli (’96-’99) Justin Martin (’04-‘07) Drew Rickert (’94-’97) Chris Wailand (’01-’02) Ryan Cheatham (’07) H-J Rob Mascarella (’89) Kirk Riddle (’95) Roger Walker (’94-’95) Mario Chirino (’99-’00) Tim Mascia (’03-‘06) Eric Riebel (’93-’94) Brian Ward (’96) Rich Clabeaux (’84-’86) Jordan Hafer (’04-07) Nick Mattioni (’98-’00) Ron Rippo (’92-’94) Kevin Watkins (’87-’88) Kevin Clark (’88) Scott Halama (’85-’87) Ralph Mattone (’83-’84) Robert Ritch (’83-’84) Mike Welch (’83-’84) Tom Clark (’81-’83) Michael Hall (’92-’93) Frank McAdam (’87-’88) Ryan Ritt (’97) Brian Weldon (’94-’95) Larry Cleaver (’84-’86) Jim Hanrahan (’83-’84) Mike McBryde (’04-‘06) Bill Ritter (’88) Brent White (’96-’97) Bill Cobe (’81-’82) Zane Hansen (’84-’86) Dave McDaniel (’84-’86) Chris Roberto (’81) Robbie Widlansky (’04-‘07) Dave Cokonis (’90) Scott Hanson (’89-’90) Luis McDowell (’84-’86) George Roig (’98-’99) Jim Wilkinson (’81-’83) Willie Collier (’87) Tim Harikkala (’92) Casey McGuire (’94) Zack Roper (’99-’00) Kelly Wilson (’92) Robert Commodari (’88-’90) Mike Harrison (’81-’82) Art McKee (’93) Tony Ruzic (’87) Pat Wilson (’94-’95) Kevin Connacher (’94-’97) Dickie Hart (’96-’99) Mike McKenna (’05-) Bill Ryan (’81) Chris Winsett (’98-’99) Dave Conner (’84-’86) Rich Hartline (’81-’82) Tim McNab (’01-’02) David Ryan (’89) Ryan Withey (’99-’00) Clint Conway (’99) Les Hassen (’00) Luis Merino (’84-’85) Matt Ryan (’03) Joe Yeager (’03-’04) Daniel Cook (’05-) Brian Hatfield (’96-’99) Brian Merkey (’93-’94) Mike Ryan (’82-’84) Robert Yodice (’05) Brandon Cooney (’06-07) Scott Hay (’84-’86) Mark Messenger (’85) Eddie Young (’02) Jim Cooney (’99-’02) David Hayes (’04-‘05) Mike Messner (’97-’98) S-T Danny Core (’00-’03) Jeff Hendry (’83-’85) Scott Mikesh (’83) Jason Costello (’04-‘05) Brennan Hervey (’94-’97) Rob Mil (’92-’93) Chris Salberg (’05-07) Reflects players who have appeared Brian Covin (’88-’90) Jeff Hill (’94-’95) Aaron Miller (’03) Mike Salivar (’05-) in at least one career game. Mike Cox (’02-’03) Chris Hirsch (’87) Steve Miller (’92) Regan Samaniego (’98-’01) Jeremiah Creech (’02) Tom Hofacker (’91) Darren Mills (’97) John Sammon (’90-’91, 93-’94) FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 42 ALL-TIME SERIES OPPONENT W L T LAST MET Florida International 32-35 2007 Miami Christian 2-0 1981 St. Peter’s 1-0 1996 Air Force 2-0 1986 Florida Memorial 3-0 1988 Michigan 0-1 2005 St. Thomas (FL) 21-11 1990 Alabama 1-2 2002 Florida Southern 6-24 1993 Michigan State 4-4 2000 Samford 15-3 2003 Alabama Christian 0-2 1985 Florida State 1-8 1998 Middle Tennessee St. 2-3 2007 Santa Clara 0-1 1998 Arizona State 0-2 2000 Florida Tech 29-19-1 1994 Minnesota 4-1 2004 Seton Hall 2-0 2003 Arkansas State 2-1 2007 Fort Lauderdale 7-4 1983 Mississippi State 0-2 2005 Shorter 2-0 1983 Armstrong State 6-1 1983 Furman 0-1 1985 Mississippi Valley St. 3-0 2007 Siena 3-0 2003 Army 5-2 1994 Gardner-Webb 9-5 2006 Monmouth (NJ) 22-5 2006 South Alabama 2-1 2007 Atlantic Christian 1-0 1987 George Mason 0-1 1992 Montclair State 3-2 1997 South Florida 1-8 1997 Auburn 1-2 2002 George Washington 4-0 2004 Mt. Vernon Nazarine 1-0 1984 Southeast Missouri State 1-0 2002 Babson 2-0 1982 Georgetown 4-0 1992 Navy 2-0 1990 Southeastern (FL) 3-0 1981 Ball State 5-0 2007 Georgia College 1-2 1982 Nazareth (MI) 2-0 1983 Southeastern (LA) 3-2 1997 Barry 21-11 1993 Georgia Southern 1-1 2005 Nebraska 0-1 2007 Southern Arkansas 0-1 1983 Belmont 10-5 2006 Georgia State 23-6 2005 New Jersey Tech 5-0 1986 Southern Illinois 5-2 2006 Bethune-Cookman 52-14 2007 Georgia Tech 1-4 2005 New Orleans 1-2 2007 Spring Arbor 6-2 1988 Boston College 4-1 2007 Hartford 4-0 2002 New York Tech 2-0 2003 Stetson 26-35 2006 Boston University 3-1 2005 Harvard 6-0 2007 Niagara 1-0 1986 Stony Brook 1-0 2001 Bowdoin 10-1 1986 Hofstra 2-0 2000 UNC-Charlotte 1-0 1985 Tampa 9-23-1 1994 Brigham Young 2-0 2000 Illinois 0-1 1989 NC State 4-1 2004 Tennessee 1-3 2006 Brown 0-1 1997 Illinois State 0-3 1997 UNC-Wilmington 2-2 1987 Tennessee Temple 1-0 1983 Campbell 23-7 2006 Illinois Tech 2-0 1984 Northeastern (MA) 9-1-1 2001 Texas A&M-CC 1-0 2007 Capital 1-0 1988 Iona 9-1 2004 Northwood 2-0 1993 Trenton State 1-0 1987 Centenary 4-3 1999 Jacksonville 20-18 2006 North Florida 2-2 2007 TCU 2-4 2006 Charleston 2-1 1995 Jacksonville State 16-1 2003 Northern Illinois 1-0 2007 Troy 18-9 2007 Cincinnati 6-0 2007 John Jay 7-0 1985 Notre Dame 0-2 2004 UALR 1-2 2007 Clemson 1-1 1998 Judson 1-0 1984 Nova 6-5-1 1993 UCF 25-37 2005 Columbia 13-2 2006 Kansas State 2-0 2003 Ohio State 2-1 2004 UCLA 1-2 2002 Connecticut 1-2 2006 Kean 10-3 1988 Oklahoma State 2-1 2007 Union (TN) 1-1 1983 Coppin State 2-0 1992 Kennesaw State 2-1 2006 Oliva Nazarene 4-0 1982 UNLV 3-0 2005 Cornell 4-1 2002 Kent State 2-0 1999 Oregon State 0-1 1998 Villanova 10-2 2007 CW Post 1-0 1998 Kentucky 4-2 1999 Pace 4-0 1999 Virginia Commonwealth 3-1 2006 Dana 4-0 1985 Kings (NY) 2-0 1984 Palm Beach Atlantic 12-0 1993 Wagner 4-0 2001 Dartmouth 1-0 2007 Louisiana-Lafayette 0-3 2007 Pittsburgh 1-0 1997 Washington 0-1 1998 Detroit-Mercy 3-2 1996 Lousiana-Monroe 2-1 2007 Princeton 3-0-1 1999 Wesleyan (CT) 5-2 1983 Dowling 1-0 1993 LaSalle 17-2 2007 Providence 4-1 1998 Western Connecticut 1-0 1993 East Carolina 1-0 2001 Lewis 7-2 1996 Purdue 6-5 2005 Western Kentucky 3-1 2007 East Stroudsburg 7-0 1991 Lipscomb 7-2 2006 Quinnipiac 2-2 1987 Western Michigan 0-1 2001 East Tennessee State 3-1 2006 Louisville 3-0 2006 Ramapo 3-1 1985 William Paterson 2-4-1 1987 Eastern Connecticut 0-2 1990 Lowell 1-0 1986 Rice 0-1 2007 Winthrop 2-3 2004 Eastern Michigan 3-2 2003 Lynn 11-3 1995 Rider 1-0 2002 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1-0 1987 Eckerd 18-15 1994 Maine 6-2 2007 Rollins 20-17 1993 Wright State 2-0 2000 Edward Waters 2-0 1985 Manhattanville 7-0 1983 Rowan State 2-1 1993 Embry-Riddle 2-0 1984 Maryland-Baltimore 0-1 1992 Rutgers 13-4 2007 TOTALS 917-508-9 Fairleigh-Dickinson 3-0 1986 Maryville (TN) 3-0 1983 St. Bonaventure 14-2 2004 Winning Series: 125 Flagler 7-2 1983 Mercer 16-11 2006 St. Francis (NY) 3-1 2002 Losing Series: 37 Florida 5-12 2003 Mercy 5-0 1992 St. John’s 3-0 1999 Tied Series: 8 Florida A&M 19-3 2004 Miami 7-40 2004 St. Leo 24-9 1993 Most Times Played: FIU (64) Florida Bible 1-0 1981 Miami (OH) 1-1 2002 St. Norbert 1-0 1981

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1981 4/13 Ft. Lauderdale W 20-4 4/29 at Flagler W 4-2 1/28 Dana W 26-2 2/26 St. Leo W 8-2 STEVE TRAYLOR 4/15 Fla International L 2-4 4/30 at Armstrong State L 1-6 2/2 Florida Memorial W 9-0 2/27 St. Leo L 4-7 15-16 4/16 at Bethune-Cookman W 6-1 5/5 at St. Leo W 6-4 2/2 Florida Memorial W 20-1 3/01 Florida Tech W 10-4 2/23 at St. Thomas W 12-8 4/17 at Flagler L 0-1 5/8 Florida Southern L 4-8 2/6 Florida Southern W 16-11 3/01 Florida Tech W 5-0 3/1 Florida Memorial W 17-5 4/17 at Flagler W 1-0 5/12 ^Shorter W 10-2 2/8 Bethune-Cookman W 7-5 3/08 Maine W 4-1 3/6 at Southeastern W 14-2 4/20 at St. Thomas W 6-4 5/13 ^Flagler W 7-2 2/9 Barry W 10-1 3/08 Maine W 2-1 3/6 at Southeastern W 13-3 4/23 at Fla International L 5-6 5/14 ^Armstrong State W 7-3 2/13 at St. Thomas L 10-20 3/09 St. Thomas W 5-3 3/6 at Southeastern W 7-0 4/23 at Fla International L 1-2 5/18 $Union W 9-3 2/16 Eckerd W 6-5 3/09 St. Thomas W 6-3 3/11 Columbia W 8-7 4/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 5/19 $Southern Arkansas L 1-13 2/17 St. Leo W 10-6 3/11 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 10-1 3/13 Lewis L 10-11 4/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 5/19 $Union L 2-6 2/19 St. Thomas W 5-4 3/12 Monmouth W 11-2 3/15 New York Tech L 2-4 5/6 at Miami L 3-4 ^NAIA District 25 Tournament 2/23 at Florida Tech W 14-5 3/12 Monmouth W 9-1 3/15 New York Tech L 1-6 5/12 ^Armstrong State W 6-5 $NAIA Area Five Tournament 2/23 at Florida Tech W 8-3 3/13 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 11-0 3/17 Wesleyan L 2-11 5/12 ^Shorter W 3-2 2/24 at Florida Southern W 11-4 3/16 Lowell W 4-1 3/18 St. Norbert W 26-20 5/13 ^Georgia College L 15-18 1984 2/26 Tampa [10] W 6-5 3/17 Kean W 3-0 3/20 Wesleyan L 12-23 5/14 ^Armstrong State W 25-10 STEVE TRAYLOR 3/1 St. Thomas W 12-5 3/18 Rollins W 8-1 3/21 Kean L 8-10 5/14 ^Georgia College W 3-1 40-15 3/2 Florida Tech L 4-8 3/19 Rollins W 4-3 3/21 Kean W 16-7 5/15 ^Georgia College L 4-7 2/2 Florida W 4-3 3/2 Florida Tech W 6-4 3/19 East Stroudsburg W 8-0 3/23 Bowdoin W 22-7 ^NAIA District 25 Tournament 2/4 Florida Memorial W 11-4 3/5 at Florida L 6-10 3/21 New Jersey Tech W 13-1 3/24 Bowdoin W 13-7 2/4 Florida Memorial W 25-4 3/6 at Edward Waters W 14-0 3/22 Quinnipiac W 5-1 3/26 William Paterson L 2-15 1983 2/7 at Miami W 11-10 3/7 at Jacksonville W 7-6 3/22 Quinnipiac [8] L 3-4 3/27 William Paterson L 3-11 STEVE TRAYLOR 2/10 at St. Leo W 6-5 3/8 at Edward Waters W 17-4 3/23 Bowdoin W 11-0 3/31 Florida Tech L 3-6 49-14 2/11 at Eckerd L 7-10 3/10 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 4-1 3/24 Air Force W 7-2 4/4 Florida Memorial W 5-0 1/27 Dana W 15-3 2/12 at Tampa L 1-2 3/11 Oklahoma State L 2-13 3/28 Air Force W 3-0 4/4 Florida Memorial W 6-4 2/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 2/15 at Central Florida L 5-6 3/13 Army W 9-5 3/31 Niagara W 8-4 4/11 Fla International L 2-11 2/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 9-3 2/18 at Florida Tech W 5-4 3/14 Alabama Christian L 4-6 4/01 Palm Beach Atlantic W 10-1 4/11 at Fla International L 4-8 2/9 Miami W 8-7 2/18 at Florida Tech L 4-5 3/15 John Jay W 19-2 4/02 Spring Arbor W 11-3 4/11 at Fla International L 8-15 2/12 Florida Memorial W 4-3 2/19 at Florida Southern L 5-13 3/16 Kean L 3-5 4/04 at Rollins L 8-9 4/15 St. Thomas [12] L 5-6 2/12 Florida Memorial W 9-4 2/20 at Bethune-Cookman L 3-4 3/16 Kean W 7-1 4/05 Eckerd W 5-0 4/22 Ft. Lauderdale L 2-6 2/18 Florida L 2-8 2/20 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-8 3/18 William Paterson W 6-5 4/06 Eckerd L 3-5 4/24 Florida Bible W 25-0 2/19 at Florida Tech L 3-4 2/23 vs Villanova [F] W 9-0 3/18 Maine L 2-4 4/08 at Barry W 9-7 4/25 at Ft. Lauderdale L 8-10 2/19 at Florida Tech W 3-2 2/24 vs Villanova W 7-3 3/19 Bowdoin W 10-3 4/11 at St. Thomas W 11-9 4/28 at Florida Tech L 5-6 2/20 at Florida Southern L 1-9 2/25 Florida A & M W 8-6 3/20 Wesleyan W 12-2 4/11 at St. Thomas W 12-1 5/1 Miami Christian [F] L 0-9 2/22 at Ft. 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Valley State W 8-1 4/7 at Louisiana-Monroe W 5-2 2/3 #19 Tennessee L 1-12 4/8 VCU W 7-4 2/3 Miss. Valley State W 33-3 4/7 at Louisiana-Monroe L 6-7 2/5 #19 Tennessee L 8-9 4/9 VCU W 3-0 2/3 Miss. Valley State W 11-7 4/13 *UALR L 6-7 2/5 #19 Tennessee W 6-5 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb L 4-7 2/9 Cincinnati W 4-3 4/14 *UALR L 2-3 2/10 Southern Illinois L 6-7 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb W 11-5 2/10 Cincinnati W 14-13 4/15 *UALR W 4-2 2/11 Southern Illinois W 12-0 4/15 *at Gardner-Webb L 4-5 2/11 Cincinnati W 15-9 4/17 North Florida W 4-2 2/12 Southern Illinois L 8-17 4/22 *at Belmont W 6-4 2/15 Ball State W 8-3 4/20 *at New Orleans L 4-8 2/17 Louisville W 13-4 4/22 *at Belmont L 2-10 2/16 Oklahoma State W 9-6 4/21 *at New Orleans W 10-9 2/18 Louisville W 7-4 4/23 *at Belmont W 6-5(13) 2/17 LaSallle W 16-8 4/22 *at New Orleans L 11-9 2/19 Louisville W 6-0 4/29 *Jacksonville L 7-14 2/23 at Rice L 2-4 4/26 *South Alabama W 9-3 2/25 Connecticut W 1-0 4/29 *Jacksonville L 7-8 2/24 vs. TAMU-CC W 13-12 4/27 *South Alabama W 6-5 2/25 Connecticut L 0-2 4/30 *Jacksonville L 4-11 2/25 vs. Nebraska L 7-8 4/28 *South Alabama L 9-11 2/26 Connecticut L 1-9 5/5 *Lipscomb W 10-6 3/2 Villanova W 12-3 5/5 *at Middle Tennessee W 16-1 3/3 at #21 TCU L 1-5 5/6 *Lipscomb L 6-11 3/3 Boston College L 6-5 5/5 *at Middle Tennessee W 8-4 3/4 at #21 TCU L 5-10 5/6 *Lipscomb W 7-4 3/4 Boston College W 15-3 5/6 *at Middle Tennessee L 12-7 3/5 at #21 TCU W 4-3 5/9 at Florida International L 10-13 3/6 Maine W 3-1 5/8 at Bethune-Cookman L 2-5 3/7 Monmouth W 7-5 5/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 2-1 3/9 *at Western Kentucky W 13-3 5/10 Bethune-Cookman L 6-5 310 *at Mercer L 4-6 5/12 *at Stetson L 6-10 3/10 *at Western Kentucky L 12-11 5/11 Bethune-Cookman W 4-2 3/11 *at Mercer L 3-7 5/13 *at Stetson W 10-2 3/11 *at Western Kentucky W 9-7 5/12 Bethune-Cookman W 14-2 3/11 *at Mercer L 5-8 5/14 *at Stetson L 4-6 3/13 Rutgers W 9-4 5/17 *Florida International W 17-9 3/14 Rutgers W 6-4 5/18 *East Tennessee St W 7-2 3/14 Northern Illinois W 13-7 5/18 *Florida International W 5-0 3/15 Columbia W 8-7 5/19 *East Tennessee St W 8-6 3/16 *Troy L 6-12 5/19 *Florida International W 11-10 3/17 *Kennesaw State W 7-2 5/20 *East Tennessee St W 7-3 3/17 *Troy L 3-8 5/23 ^Middle Tennessee L 7-4 3/18 *Kennesaw State L 6-7 5/24 ^Stetson L 2-3 3/18 *Troy L 5-13 5/25 ^Western Kentucky W 7-6 3/18 *Kennesaw State W 12-6 5/25 ^Jacksonville W 8-3 3/21 Dartmouth W 14-6 5/26 ^Middle Tennessee L 7-4 3/24 *at North Florida L 0-1 5/26 ^East Tennessee St L 1-5 3/23 *Louisiana-Lafayette L 2-5 3/25 *at North Florida W 6-3 *A-Sun Game 3/24 *Louisiana-Lafayette L 2-5 *Sun Belt Game 3/26 *at North Florida L 3-13 ^A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL 3/25 *Louisiana-Lafayette L 2-3 ^Sun Belt Tournament at Mobile, AL 3/28 Harvard W 11-1 3/27 Harvard W 10-9 3/31 *Campbell W 2-0 3/30 *Arkansas St. W 5-2

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48 ALL-TIME HITTING

Year Avg GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLDG% ‘81 FAU .303 31 958 261 290 36 10 23 209 415 .433 201 19 139 .532 16 29 529 263 71 .918 ‘81 Opp 31 290 126 154

‘82 FAU .310 56 1561 363 478 78 8 48 346 716 .460 296 54 206 .470 54 50-59 970 470 94 .940 ‘82 Opp .238 56 1586 217 378 55 15 28 217 .344 147 13 193

‘83 FAU .322 65 2055 476 661 125 14 75 431 1039 .506 279 29 231 .463 53 81-102 1481 692 116 .949 ‘83 Opp .253 65 2052 273 520 41 230 39 334

‘84 FAU .296 53 1599 411 473 91 6 49 340 723 .452 290 20 176 .476 41 67-86 1187 556 146 .923 ‘84 Opp .257 53 1651 282 424 41 230 39 334

‘85 FAU .324 57 1982 522 643 116 33 71 473 825 .416 324 30 275 .500 44 126-147 1348 526 89 .955 ‘85 Opp .257 57 1927 305 496 37 290 33 322

‘86 FAU .314 54 1770 416 555 70 16 40 365 777 .439 257 20 241 .468 41 141-169 1342 573 107 .947 ‘86 Opp .218 54 1703 187 371 36 173 16 296

‘87 FAU .312 49 1812 407 566 92 13 57 341 855 3472 232 24 221 .391 35 66-80 872 549 91 .952 ‘87 Opp .276 49 1804 330 498 97 8 54 773 .428 178 13 325

‘88 FAU .317 53 1837 419 582 90 5 65 351 787 .385 266 25 204 .400 27 83-108 1094 559 100 .923 ‘88 Opp .225 53 1911 282 430 65 2 40 619 .324 202 25 259 29

‘89 FAU .299 55 1910 392 572 115 9 30 328 795 .416 285 275 119-168 1476 695 135 .941 ‘89 Opp .275 55 1895 319 521 80 15 24 247 703 .371 288 306 50-95 1456 577 92 .956 Robby Widlansky (2004-07) ‘90 FAU .277 53 1748 322 485 99 9 29 266 689 .394 256 276 172-256 1383 631 125 .942 .433 (2007) ‘90 Opp .284 53 1818 344 516 84 17 31 292 727 .400 226 293 105-226 1372 611 115 .945

‘91 FAU .283 55 1852 324 525 74 18 23 261 702 .379 252 44 294 .371 18 24 79-120 ‘91 Opp .263 55 2247 351 507 254 31 275

‘92 FAU .273 54 1831 332 500 80 19 29 263 705 .385 257 37 265 .387 21 19 84-113 1397 637 103 .952 ‘92 Opp .273 54 1782 310 486 69 17 25 228 664 .373 242 33 321 .366 21 26 77-95 1404 581 100 .952

‘93 FAU .287 58 1982 369 569 108 11 21 312 762 .384 232 56 313 .376 31 26 117-145 1529 656 76 .966 ‘93 Opp .277 58 1939 253 537 108 7 28 198 743 .383 193 27 279 .344 16 20 27-55 1473 701 35 .952

‘94 FAU .310 54 1795 394 557 88 14 32 325 769 .428 254 44 292 44 .409 21 29 84-120 1366 634 95 .955 ‘94 Opp .266 54 1776 273 472 93 10 10 218 642 .361 210 38 271 66 .362 20 19 44-69 1331 577 113 .944

‘95 FAU .269 58 1718 296 463 89 10 43 253 701 .408 212 38 346 19 .359 18 56 68-94 1370 611 92 .956 ‘95 Opp .254 58 1694 310 430 93 15 27 269 634 .374 316 42 368 31 .380 31 51 77-104 1365 608 94 .955

‘96 FAU .304 62 2014 389 612 125 10 39 330 874 .434 279 30 371 43 .394 12 51 74-99 1527 730 105 .956 ‘96 Opp .267 62 1932 322 516 82 15 43 278 757 .392 278 59 364 62 .373 17 29 56-92 1492 637 122 .946

‘97 FAU .307 56 1824 421 560 100 8 62 378 862 .473 291 54 381 27 .413 24 20 54-79 1371 628 98 .953 ‘97 Opp .296 56 1829 365 541 91 17 38 315 780 .426 235 43 339 58 .384 27 26 70-94 1330 464 97 .949

‘98 FAU .302 59 1952 456 589 124 12 49 398 884 .453 322 43 432 40 .407 29 27 55-73 1430 576 98 .953 ‘98 Opp .289 59 1894 402 548 85 7 57 351 818 .432 242 33 413 44 .375 24 27 63-95 1419 544 107 .948

‘99 FAU .341 63 2069 571 706 148 16 109 516 1213 .586 323 84 485 23 .443 39 24 84-110 1544 585 78 .965 ‘99 Opp .235 63 1924 242 453 60 5 39 201 640 .333 242 63 594 46 .337 18 19 51-77 1451 462 92 .954 Jack Penrod (1987-88) .418 (1988) ‘00 FAU .307 62 2021 457 620 102 4 79 403 967 .478 260 95 445 39 .406 25 32 99-123 1560 600 92 .959 ‘00 Opp .248 62 1971 292 489 78 4 37 258 686 .348 217 61 517 39 .339 16 34 44-85 1504 559 98 .955

‘01 FAU .277 60 1934 368 536 96 5 40 326 762 .394 268 71 405 32 .383 14 38 74-107 1508 631 90 .960 ‘01 Opp .278 60 1980 326 551 82 5 50 283 793 .401 207 38 407 32 .355 18 30 62-90 1489 633 83 .962

‘02 FAU .318 67 2251 528 715 110 5 95 485 1120 .498 276 69 426 51 .403 37 35 59-80 1674 668 86 .965 ‘02 Opp .277 67 2196 338 609 74 10 37 304 814 .371 217 53 496 52 .353 23 27 63-84 1618 620 119 .950

‘03 FAU .313 63 2069 477 648 121 8 71 418 998 .482 273 42 348 43 .398 33 31 70-100 1570 614 77 .966 ‘03 Opp .243 63 1970 251 479 69 5 32 230 654 .332 169 43 430 35 .314 21 22 47-68 1514 575 95 .957

‘04 FAU .323 64 2156 511 697 131 14 67 465 1057 .490 293 50 379 33 .490 36 39 67-88 1596 689 90 .962 ‘04 Opp .271 64 2049 295 555 85 4 44 260 780 .381 167 49 391 38 .336 30 29 64-87 1540 535 96 .956

‘04 FAU .323 64 2156 511 697 131 14 67 465 1057 .490 293 50 379 33 .490 36 39 67-88 1596 689 90 .962 ‘04 Opp .271 64 2049 295 555 85 4 44 260 780 .381 167 49 391 38 .336 30 29 64-87 1540 535 96 .956

05 FAU .296 61 2163 383 640 98 5 45 325 883 .408 247 32 388 38 .373 24 37 113-144 1645 666 99 .959 ‘05 Opp .289 61 2171 343 628 104 4 52 297 896 .413 203 51 441 50 .361 15 29 77-112 1618 636 110 .653

'06 FAU .290 58 1974 336 573 104 13 41 302 826 .418 189 64 391 32 .368 18 40 57-85 1524 608 106 .953 '06 Opp .289 58 2044 330 591 84 10 31 288 788 .386 206 48 477 36 .364 24 34 75-100 1496 584 89 .959

'‘07 FAU .341 58 2119 469 723 130 16 93 430 1164 .549 215 54 390 45 .412 20 22 66-101 1541 594 85 .962 Mike Ryan (1982-84) ‘07 Opp. .280 58 2026 341 567 104 12 42 303 821 .405 235 75 496 32 .372 20 36 63-92 1487 574 74 .965 .418 (1982) FAU BASEBALL .08 49 ALL-TIME PITCHING

YEAR ERA W-L APP CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SF SHA ‘81 FAU 6.04 13-16 29 16 3 3 232.1 290 236 156 126 154 ‘81 Opp 16-13 29 2 290 261 201 139 23 958 .303

‘82 FAU 3.52 38-14 52 28 9 6 408.2 378 217 160 147 193 55 15 28 1586 .238 22 13 0 ‘82 Opp 14-38 52 1 6 478 363 296 206 78 8 48 1561 .310 16

‘83 FAU 5.40 47-16 63 24 6 10 521.0 520 273 205 230 334 41 2052 .253 30 39 2 ‘83 Opp 16-47 63 1 661 476 125 14 75 2055 .322 29 53

‘84 FAU 4.33 36-15 55 23 5 8 413.2 424 282 199 223 274 41 1651 .257 25 15 5 ‘84 Opp 15-36 55 0 473 411 290 175 91 6 49 1599 .296 20 41

‘85 FAU 4.66 42-15 57 7 5 15 477.0 495 305 247 290 322 37 1927 .257 33 33 4 ‘85 Opp 15-42 57 1 643 522 324 275 116 33 71 1982 .324 30 44

‘86 FAU 2.77 44-10 54 18 9 8 445 371 187 137 173 296 36 1703 .218 16 16 3 ‘86 Opp 10-44 54 555 416 257 70 16 40 1770 .314 20 41

‘87 FAU 5.36 33-21 54 16 4 9 448.2 498 330 268 178 325 97 8 54 1804 .276 27 13 3 ‘87 Opp 21-33 54 0 566 407 232 221 92 13 57 1812 .312 24

‘88 FAU 4.13 32-19 51 17 2 4 442.0 430 282 203 202 259 65 2 40 1911 .255 15 25 2 29 Todd Moser (1998-99) ‘88 Opp 19-32 51 1 582 419 266 204 90 5 65 1837 .308 25 15 wins (1999) ‘89 FAU 4.08 30-23 55 9 3 10 492.0 521 319 223 288 306 24 1895 .275 37 34 4 ‘89 Opp 5.97 23-30 55 4 4 5 485.1 572 392 322 285 275 30 1910 .299 33 48 8

‘90 FAU 4.71 28-25 53 0 479.2 516 344 226 226 293 .284 ‘90 Opp 4.55 25-28 53 0 489.1 485 322 256 256 276 .277

‘91 FAU 4.63 24-31 55 8 2 6 476 507 351 245 254 275 2247 .263 31 31 33 ‘91 Opp 2

‘92 FAU 4.68 27-27 54 7 2 6 465.2 486 310 242 242 321 69 17 25 1782 .273 29 33 7 ‘92 Opp 4.88 27-27 54 1 5 1 468.0 500 332 254 257 265 80 19 29 1831 .273 16 37 3

‘93 FAU 3.67 41-17 58 7 1 9 509.2 486 310 242 242 321 69 17 25 1782 .273 29 33 7 ‘93 Opp 5.37 17-41 58 5 2 5 491.0 569 369 293 232 312 108 11 21 1982 .287 45 56 8

‘94 FAU 3.72 31-23 54 3 6 3 455.1 472 273 188 210 271 93 10 19 1776 .266 57 38 ‘94 Opp 6.09 23-31 54 2 0 7 433.2 557 394 300 254 292 88 14 32 1795 .310 39 44

‘95 FAU 5.05 27-31 58 16 4/1 10 457.2 430 310 257 316 368 93 15 27 2126 .254 54 42 8 ‘95 Opp 4.39 31-27 58 15 3/1 9 455.0 463 296 222 212 346 89 10 43 2042 .269 35 38 9

‘96 FAU 4.66 39-23 62 7 4/4 14 510.1 516 322 264 278 364 80 15 43 1932 .267 61 59 2 17 29 ‘96 Opp 5.39 23-39 62 10 0/0 7 497.1 612 389 298 279 373 123 10 37 2015 .304 55 30 15 12 51

‘97 FAU 5.51 32-24 56 7 0/0 10 457.0 541 365 280 235 339 91 17 38 1828 .286 63 43 3 27 26 ‘97 Opp 7.11 24-32 56 10 3/1 5 443.1 560 421 350 291 381 100 8 62 1824 .307 61 54 7 24 20 Randy Beam (2003-04) 13 wins (2003) ‘98 FAU 6.19 29-30 59 5 3/2 9 476.2 548 402 328 242 413 85 7 57 1894 .289 54 33 4 24 27 ‘98 Opp 7.29 30-29 59 3 1/1 12 473.0 589 456 383 322 432 124 12 49 1952 .302 47 43 5 29 27

‘99 FAU 3.10 54-9 63 6 8/6 15 514.2 453 242 177 242 594 60 5 39 1924 .235 36 63 6 18 19 ‘99 Opp 9.32 9-54 63 6 0/0 3 483.2 706 571 501 323 485 148 16 109 2069 .341 72 63 17 39 24

‘00 FAU 4.15 43-19 62 7 7/7 6 520.0 489 392 240 217 517 78 4 37 1971 .248 35 61 2 16 34 ‘00 Opp 7.00 19-43 62 12 2/1 10 501.0 620 457 390 260 445 102 4 79 2021 .307 45 95 15 25 32

‘01 FAU 4.60 36-24 60 8 2/2 6 502.2 551 326 257 207 407 82 5 50 1980 .278 41 38 7 18 30 ‘01 Opp 5.53 24-36 60 9 4/1 4 496.2 536 368 305 268 405 96 5 40 1934 .277 39 71 13 14 38

‘02 FAU 4.32 46-21 67 9 5/3 12 558.0 609 338 268 217 493 74 10 37 2196 .277 46 53 10 23 27 ‘02 Opp 6.96 21-46 67 11 1/0 7 539.1 715 528 417 276 426 110 5 95 2251 .318 54 69 11 37 35

‘03 FAU 3.42 47-16 63 9 9/3 12 523.1 479 251 199 169 430 69 5 32 1970 .243 30 43 10 21 22 ‘03 Opp 6.90 16-47 63 10 3/2 3 504.2 648 477 387 273 348 121 8 71 2069 .313 50 42 19 33 31

‘04 FAU 3.94 47-17 64 13 2/1 15 532.0 555 295 233 167 391 85 4 44 2049 .271 36 49 7 30 29 ‘04 Opp 7.52 17-47 64 11 0/0 5 513.1 697 511 429 293 379 131 14 67 2156 .323 40 50 23 36 39

‘05 FAU 4.53 37-24 61 2 4/3 20 548.1 628 343 276 203 441 104 4 52 2171 .289 48 51 12 15 29 ‘05 Opp 5.04 24-37 61 3 1/1 10 539.1 640 383 302 247 388 98 5 45 2163 .296 54 32 14 24 37

'06 FAU 4.73 30-28 58 7 5/3 13 508.0 591 330 267 206 477 84 10 31 2044 .289 33 48 11 24 23 '06 Opp 5.16 28-30 58 4 2/2 11 498.2 573 336 286 189 391 104 13 41 1074 .290 26 64 11 18 40 Danny Core (2000-03) 30 wins (career) ‘07 FAU 4.89 36-22 58 4 1/1 9 513.2 567 341 279 235 496 104 12 42 2026 .280 55 75 11 20 36 ‘07 Opp. 7.44 22-36 58 2 0/0 10 495.2 723 469 410 215 390 130 16 93 2119 .341 49 54 18 20 22

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 50 POST-SEASON PLAY

1982 1998 NAIA District 25 Runner-Up A-Sun Tournament Play-In in FAU 6, Armstrong State 5 Atlanta, GA FAU 3, Shorter 2 F AU 18, Georgia State 10 Georgia College 18, FAU 15 FAU 28, Georgia State 5 FAU 3, Georgia College 1 A-Sun Tournament in Kissimmee, FL Georgia College 7, FAU 4 Florida International 9, FAU 8 Troy 11, FAU 6 1999 1983 A-Sun Tournament in Kissimmee, FL NAIA District 25 Champions FAU 18, Centenary 5 FAU 10, Shorter 2 UCF 7, FAU 4 FAU 7, Flagler 2 Troy State 11, FAU 4 FAU 7, Armstrong State 3 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL NAIA Area 5 Semifinalist Florida International 4, FAU 1 FAU 9, Union (TN) 3 FAU 12, Bethune-Cookman 0 Southern Arkansas 13, FAU 1 FAU 1, Florida International 0 Union (TN) 6, FAU 2 Miami 3, FAU 2

1985 2000 South Regional at Florida Southern A-Sun Tournament in Jacksonville, FL Florida Southern 9, FAU 2 FAU 4, Georgia State 3 Florida Southern 11, FAU 10 Stetson 9, FAU 7 Florida Southern 29, FAU 11* Georgia State 8, FAU 7 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL *On May 16, 1985 Florida Southern FAU 14, Florida International 6 recorded 26 RBI to rank seventh in the Miami 11, FAU 5 NCAA Division II Record Book. The 38 Florida International 7, FAU 0 RBI in the game was the 5th most in NCAA history. 2001

1993 A-Sun Tournament in Jacksonville, FL FAU 1, Stetson 0 South Regional at Plant City Red FAU 7, Jacksonville 3 Stadium UCF 6, FAU 5 (10 innings) FAU 10, Rollins College 9 (10 innings) Jacksonville 12, FAU 5 Tampa 12, FAU 1 Tampa 8, FAU 5 2002 1995 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL FAU 4, Jacksonville 2 A-Sun Tournament in Homestead, FL Stetson 3, FAU 0 FAU 1, FIU 0 (10 innings) FAU 6, Jacksonville 4 UCF 7, FAU 5 FAU 10, Stetson 3 Stetson 6, FAU 0 UCF 8, FAU 6

*On May 16, 1985 Florida Southern NCAA Regional in Tuscaloosa, AL recorded 26 RBI to rank seventh in the FAU 16, Auburn 11 NCAA Division II Record Book. The 38 FAU 12, S.E. Missouri State 6 RBI in the game was the 5th most in Alabama 7, FAU 2 NCAA history. FAU 6, Alabama 5 Tim McNab 2002 NCAA Regional NCAA Super Regional in Atlanta, GA Georgi a Tech 14, FAU 3 1996 FAU 21, Troy 2 2006 Georgia Tech 11, FAU 5 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL A-Sun Tournament Play-In in Buies NC State 6, FAU 5 #3 Stetson 3, #4 FAU 2 Creek, NC FAU 14, St. Bonaventure 2 2003 #4 FAU 8, #1 Jacksonville 3 FAU 4, Campbell 2 FAU 10, NC State 2 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL #5 East Tennessee State 5, #4 FAU 1 FAU 6, Campbell 1 Miami 19, FAU 6 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL Jacksonville 4, FAU 3 FAU 11, Jacksonville State 7 FAU 5, Gardner-Webb 4 2007 UCF 3, FAU 1 FAU 3, Jacksonville State 2 2005 FAU 4, Florida International 3 Stetson 8, FAU 1 Sun Belt Tournament in Mobile, AL A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL FAU 8, Stetson 5 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL Middle Tennessee 6, FAU 1 FAU 11, Georgia State 1 UCF 6, FAU 2 FAU 4, Florida 3 FAU 7, Western Kentucky 6 FAU 13, Stetson 0 Miami 1, FAU 0 Middle Tennessee 7, FAU 4 Stetson 7, FAU 3 Florida 22, FAU 14 1997 FAU 5, UCF 3 Stetson 8, FAU 0 A-Sun Tournament Play-In in 2004 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL Hammond, LA Mississippi State 13, FAU 2 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL S.E. Louisiana 8, FAU 6 FAU 3, Virginia Commonwealth 1 FAU 7, Gardner-Webb 4 S.E. Louisiana 9, FAU 3 Mississippi State 8, FAU 4 FAU 15, Stetson 1 FAU 7, UCF 4

FAU BASEBALL .08 51 TEAM AWARDS

EDWIN NELSON GABE SOMARRIBA YEAR MOST VALUABLE PITCHER POSITION MVP TEAMMATE AWARD 1981 Billie Cobe Darryl Powell 1982 Pat Murphy Mike Ryan 1983 Tommy Clark Keith Foley 1984 Jim Hanrahan Mike Ryan 1985 Luis Merino Doug Gonring Rich Clabeaux Jeff Hendry 1986 Scott Halama Dave Conner 1987 Phil Goodrich Gonzalo Carcache 1988 Tom Snell Jack Penrod 1989 Steve Taylor Dro Ormrod 1990 Jeff Hutcheson Brian Covin 1991 Steve Lawson Pat Murray Craig Shotton 1992 Matt Kramer Tony Bellinato Steve Miller Gabe Somarriba 1993 Aaron Reid Eric Riebel Sean O’Brian 1994 Marty Reinhardt Kevin Morgan Aaron Reid 1995 Kenny Wagner Nick Presto Kirk Riddle DOC SCHNEIDER AWARD 1996 Tony VonDoleteren Nick Presto Gary Blocker 1997 Casey Furman Rich Ozarowski Scott Murphy RECIPIENTS 1998 Todd Moser Dickie Hart Josh Kurella 1998 Bill Ryan played 1981 1999 Todd Moser Team MVP George Roig 1999 Tim Harikkala played 1992 2000 Petersen Benjamin Zack Roper James Callahan 2000 Mark Lucas played 1993-94 2001 Petersen Benjamin Mike Valdes James Callahan 2001 Charles Aristy played 1991-92 2002 Tim McNab Gabe Somarriba Gabe Somarriba 2002 Nick Presto played 1993-96 2003 Randy Beam Rusty Brown Danny Core 2003 Brent White played 1996-97 2004 Chris Saxton Jeff Fiorentino Evan Brannon 2004 Tim Burton played 1997-99 2005 Mickey Storey Mike McBryde Derek Hutton 2005 Dickie Hart played 1996-99 2006 Mickey Storey Jordan Hafer Anthony Albano 2006 Sean O'Brien played 1992-93 2007 Chris Salberg Robbie Widlansky Justin Martin 2007 Mick Celi played 1996-99 Doc Schneider CONFERENCE ALL-ACADEMIC

1994 1998 James Callahan Justin Martin Roger Czerwinski Di ckie Hart Marc Gilmore Mike McBryde Brennan Hervey Zac Johnson Brad Ingwell Steven Moritz Brian Merkey 1999 Tim Mascia Chris Salberg Kevin Morgan James Callahan Will Mann Mike Salivar Drew Rickers Mike Elliott Travis NeSmith Ryan Sneir Roger Walker Dickie Hart Matt O'Brien Daniel Terpak Tommy Murphy Chris Saxton Andrew Tomlin 1995 Ed Bou 2000 2004 2006 Rich Mojica James Callahan Evan Brannon Nick Arata Nick Presto Jim Cooney Jason Costello Jason Blilie Justin Fuller Mike Crotta Chris Eberhart 1996 Anthony Mongelluzzo Mark Culp Jonathon Koeningsfeld Pat Brooks Tommy Murphy Jeff Fiorentino Eric Krznaric Mick Celli Jordan Hafer Will Mann Anthony Doubt 2001 David Hayes Justin Martin Dickie Hart Rusty Brown Derek Hutton Chris Salberg Scott Murphy James Callahan Brandon Kloess Mike Salivar Nick Presto Jim Cooney Allen Knight Andrew Tomlin Greg Schmidt Gabe Somarriba Will Mann Andy Thoms Justin Martin 2007 1997 Tim Mascia Nick Arata Darren Balducci 2002 Chris Eberhart Anthony Doubt Rusty Brown 2005 Mike McKenna Dickie Hart James Callahan Bobby DiLiberto Chris Salberg Justin Lockerfeer Matt Pali Chris Eberhart Mike Salivar Scott Murphy Jordan Hafer Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg Tony VonDolteren 2003 Derek Hutton Andrew Tomlin Evan Brannon Brandon Kloess Rusty Brown Allen Knight FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 52 <

Alex Silversmith>> SINGLE GAME SUPERLATIVES

PLAYER ERRORS 3 Nick Presto Michigan State 3/7/99 AT BATS Garry Kamphouse Central Florida 3/30/96 7 Kevin Connacher Kentucky 2/16/96 Nick Presto Miami 2/21/96 Billy Brown Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 Tommy Murphy Jacksonville 3/25/00 Rusty Brown Hartford 2/23/02 Tommy Murphy Mercer 4/15/00 Matt Pali Samford 3/28/03 Alex Fonseca Lipscomb 4/26/04 Jeff Fiorentino Troy 5/29/04 Derek Hutton Troy 5/8/04 Alex Silversmith Cincinnati 2/11/05 Daniel Bomback Western Kentucky 3/10/07 Robbie Widlansky Cincinnati 2/10/07 Daniel Bomback Dartmouth 3/21/07

RUNS DOUBLE PLAYS 4 Pat Wilson South Florida 2/25/94 5 Rich Ozarowski Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 Eric Riebel Jacksonville 4/3/94 Ryan Withey Villanova 2/27/99 Ryan Withey Centenary 5/19/99 INNINGS PITCHED Jarrod Lauth George Washington 2/21/04 Daniel Bomback Miss. Valley St. 2/3/07 10 Ken Wagner Florida International 5/11/95 Petersen Benjamin Central Florida 3/18/01

HITS TIM BURTON 1997-99 STRIKEOUTS 6 Brennan Hervey Monmouth 3/8/95 Kevin Morgan (cycle)Central Florida 5/8/94 17 Dan Jackson Samford 3/31/00 HOME RUNS

DOUBLES CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT 7 Kentucky 2/14/99 INNINGS 4 Jonathon Shapland Georgia State 5/19/05 TOTAL BASES 22 1999 TRIPLES 51 Mississippi Valley St. 2/3/07 NO HITTERS 2 Tim Spink Monmouth 3/24/94 STOLEN BASES Drew Rickert Central Florida 2/15/97 Tom Clark 1982 Jim Hanrahan Illinois Tech 1984 8 Army 3/14/94 HOME RUNS Luis Merino Florida Memorial 1985 WALKS Jim Drancsak 1986 3 Mick Cellis North Carolina State 2/7/97 17 Michigan State 3/7/99 John Sammon FAMU 1994 Rich Ozarowski Central Florida 4/27/97 Mickey Storey Campbell 2006 Mick Celli Georgia State 5/8/99 HIT BY PITCH

LONGEST HITTING STREAK 6 Hofstra 3/11/00 TOTAL BASES Army 3/14/94 24 games Kevin Connacher 1994 14 Garry Kamphouse Detroit-Mercy 3/9/95 Bethune-Cookman 2/6/99 Villanova 2/27/99 RBI Monmouth 3/9/99 TEAM ASSISTS 8 Garry Kamphouse Detroit-Mercey 3/9/95 AT BATS 22 Kentucky 2/16/96 STOLEN BASES Florida State 4/30/96 54 Kentucky 2/16/96 ERRORS 3 Kevin Morgan Florida A&M 2/12/94 Hartford 2/23/02 Kevin Connacher Georgia State 3/11/95 Samford 3/28/03 7 Iona 3/12/94 Kevin Connacher Columbia 3/15/95 RUNS Villanova 3/1/97 Kevin Connacher Princeton 3/15/95 Jacksonville 4/29/06 Zack Roper Villanova 2/27/99 31 Hartford 2/23/02 Ryan Withey Pace 3/10/99 RUNS IN AN INNING DOUBLE PLAYS 16 Florida International 4/6/05 4 South Florida 2/25/94 WALKS Jacksonville 4/3/94 5 Mike Moffo Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 HITS Ohio State 3/24/04 Mick Celli St. Francis 2/15/97 30 Hartford 2/23/02 Western Kentucky 3/11/07 William Block Cincinnati 2/10/07 DOUBLES INNINGS PITCHED HIT BY PITCH 10 Georgia State 5/19/05 13 Miami 4/2/03 3 Shaen O'Connor Hofstra 3/11/00 Belmont 4/23/06 Gabe Somarriba Bethune-Cookman 2/1/02 TRIPLES William Block Jacksonville 4/29/06 STRIKEOUTS 2 Bethune-Cookman 1/31/03 2 Miss Valley St. 2/3/07 17 Troy 3/12/99 ASSISTS 2 Boston College 3/4/07 Samford 3/31/00 9 Paul Stryhas Michigan State 3/7/99 2 New Orleans 4/21/07

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 54 SEASON HIGHS

AVERAGE GAMES PLAYED AT BATS RUNS SCORED

.433 Robbie Widlansky 2007 67 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 265 Mike McBryde 2005 84 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 .418 Jack Penrod 1988 67 Gabe Somarriba 2002 257 Derek Hutton 2004 74 Dickie Hart 1999 .418 Mike Ryan 1982 66 Mike Cox 2002 257 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 72 Derek Hutton 2004 .413 Mike McKenna 2007 66 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 255 Daniel Bomback 2007 71 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 . 403 Scott Hay 1986 66 Bobby Spano 2002 253 Kevin Connacher 1996 71 Jeff Forney 1985 .400 Tim Mascia 2004 64 Tim Mascia 2004 251 Mike Cox 2002 70 Mick Celli 1999 .396 Keith Foley 1983 64 Derek Hutton 2004 2 44 William Block 2007 70 Brian Covin 1990 .393 Rick Seiders 1991 64 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 2 40 Keith Foley 1983 68 Kevin Connacher 1997 .387 Gonzalo Carcache 1986 64 Rob Horst 2004 240 Robbie Widlansky 2007 68 Chris Ebert 1985 .385 Ryan Withey 1999 64 Rusty Brown 2002 236 Chris Ebert 1985 66 Gabe Somarriba 2002 .385 Tom Snell 1987 64 Keith Foley 1983 236 Jeff Forney 1985 64 Frank Marsaglia 1983

HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES RUNS BATTED IN

104 Robbie Widlansky 2007 24 Robbie Widlansky 2007 7 Chris Ebert 1985 75 Paul Stryhas 1999 98 Mike McBryde 2005 23 Ralph Mattone 1983 7 Jeff Forney 1985 75 Doug Gonring 1985 96 Daniel Bomback 2007 22 Brian Covin 1990 6 Craig Shotten 1991 73 Mike Ryan 1982 95 Keith Foley 1983 21 Paul Stryhas 1999 5 Derek Hutton 2004 72 Anthony Mongelluzzo 2000 91 Derek Hutton 2004 21 Garry Kamphouse 1996 5 Kevin Clark 1998 69 Robbie Widlansky 2007 90 Mike McKenna 2007 20 Dickie Hart 1999 5 Scott Hay 1986 68 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 4 Nick Presto 1996 90 Tim Mascia 2004 20 Rich Ozarowski 1997 66 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 4 Ron Rippo 1992 90 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 19 Nick Presto 1996 66 Rusty Brown 2003 89 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 4 Louis Orihuela 1991 18 5 Players 4 Tony Ruzic 1987 65 Mike Cox 2002 89 Ralph Mattone 1983 4 Luis McDowell 1985 64 Mick Celli 1999 4 Mike Ryan 1982 64 Jack Penrod 1988 64 Jim Wilkinson 1983

TOTAL BASES SLUGGING % HIT BY PITCH ON BASE %

175 Robbie Widlansky 2007 .842 Jack Penrod 1988 27 Gabe Somarriba 2002 .696 Mike Harrison 1982 165 Jack Penrod 1988 .783 Mike Ryan 1982 27 Gabe Somarriba 2001 .602 Mike Welch 1984 160 Daniel Bomback 2007 .737 Luis McDowell 1986 25 Gabe Somarriba 2000 .575 Jeff Forney 1985 159 William Block 2007 .729 Robbie Widlansky 2007 18 William Block 2006 .573 Larry Cleaver 1985 156 Mike McKenna 2007 .716 Mike Mckenna 2007 18 Zack Roper 1999 .571 Scott Hay 1986 154 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 .691 Anthony Bellinato 1992 18 Ryan Withey 1999 .549 Dave Connor 1986 154 Keith Foley 1983 .688 Jim Wilkinson 1983 14 Rob Horst 2004 .547 Jim Wilkinson 1982 148 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 .676 Brennan Hervey 1997 14 Dominic Senese 1993 .545 Keith Foley 1983 148 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 .670 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 14 Craig Shotten 1991 .543 Chuck Douthit 1985 148 Mike Cox 2002 .668 John-Edward Raffo 1999 14 Robert Commodari 1989 .542 Jeff Hendry 1985 148 Jim Wilkinson 1983 13 Zack Roper 2000 .542 Frank Marsaglia 1982 148 Mike Ryan 1982

FIELDING % STOLEN BASES HOME RUNS (min. 50 attempts) 46 Jeff Forney 1985 22 Jack Penrod 1988 1.000 Anthony Albano 2006 40 Sean O’Brien 1993 19 John-Edward Raffo 1999 1.000 Matt Pali 2002 35 Mike McBryde 2005 19 Mike Ryan 1984 1.000 Gabe Somarriba 2002 35 Tom Horincewich 1990 18 William Block 2007 1.000 Gabe Somarriba 2001 32 Scott Hay 1986 18 Mike Cox 2002 1.000 Mick Celli 1997 30 Rob Commodari 1989 17 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 1.000 Gene Manning 1995 29 Kevin Connacher 1996 17 Jim Wilkinson 1983 1.000 Brennan Hervey 1994 28 Dave Conner 1986 16 Daniel Bomback 2007 1.000 Rich Mojica 1993 28 Scott Hay 1985 16 Mike McKenna 2007 1.000 Dro Ormrod 1989 27 Mike Welch 1984 16 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 1.000 Mike Harrison 1988 16 Anthony Mongelluzzo 2000 1.000 Ralph Mattone 1984 16 Anthony Doudt 1999 1.000 Mike Welch 1983 16 Brennan Hervey 1997

PUTOUTS ASSISTS WALKS

463 John-Edward Raffo 2000 197 Kevin Connacher 1997 57 Mike Messner 1998 442 Eric Riebel 1993 192 Bobby Spano 2002 56 Mick Celli 1999 426 Rusty Brown 2003 188 Sean O'Brien 1993 52 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 424 J.C. Huguet 2000 186 Kevin Connacher 1996 49 Pat Murray 1991 420 Dro Ormrod 1988 182 Nick Presto 1996 48 Jeff Forney 1985 399 John-Edward Raffo 1999 175 Frank McAdam 1987 48 Bob Baumiller 1983 393 Mike Ryan 1982 168 Tom Horincewich 1989 46 Bobby Spano 2002 JACK PENROD 375 Mike Ryan 1983 168 Bob Baumiller 1983 45 JJeffeff HHendryendry 1984 372 Pat Murray 1989 1987-88 166 Tommy Murphy 1999 44 Chuck Douthit 1985 371 John-Edward Raffo 1997 160 Alex Fonseca 2004 43 GeorgeGeorge Roig 1998

FAU BASEBALL .08 55 SEASON HIGH PITCHING ERA-MIN 40 IP WINS LOSSES APPEARANCES 1.29 Jim Drancsak 1986 15 Todd Moser 1999 9 Mickey Storey 2006 42 Rich Clabeaux 1985 1.70 Mickey Storey 2005 13 Randy Beam 2003 9 Todd Moser 1998 40 Joe Cali 1996 1 .94 Brian Merkey 1993 12 Petersen Benjamin 2000 8 Danny Core 2001 34 Tim McNab 2002 33 Nick Mattioni 2000 2.04 Scott Halama 1986 12 Jorge Vega 1983 8 Ken Wagner 1995 33 Brent White 1997 2.15 Dan Jackson 2000 11 Matt O’Brien 2004 8 C.J. Nitkowski 1992 1 0 Mickey Storey 2005 32 Brent White 1996 2.29 Eric Shellnut 1986 7 Matt Kramer 1992 1 0 Randy Beam 2004 31 Mike Faschetti 1989 2.34 Todd Moser 1999 7 Mike Pfeifer 1991 3 0 Chris Eberhart 2006 10 Danny Core 2003 7 Scott Van Winkle 1991 3 0 Chris Della Rocco 2002 2.39 Randy Beam 2003 10 Chris Pillsbury 2002 2.40 Scott Murphy 1996 7 Steve Lawson 1990 28 Mike Gauger 1999 10 Carmen Cali 2000 6 Six players 2.48 Petersen Benjamin 2001 10 Dan Jackson 1999 10 Tom Clark 1983

GAMES STARTED COMPLETE GAMES SAVES INNINGS PITCHED 18 Randy Beam 2004 10 Ken Wagner 1995 14 Joe Cali 1996 129.2 Ken Wagner 1995 18 Petersen Benjamin 2000 10 Jorge Vega 1983 12 Tim McNab 2002 126.1 Steve Lawson 1990 18 Carmen Cali 2000 8 Tom Snell 1988 11 Rich Clabeaux 1985 123.1 Petersen Benjamin 2001 17 Mickey Storey 2006 8 Bill Cobe 1981 10 Mike McBryde 2005 123.0 Randy Beam 2004 1 7 Matt O'Brien 2004 7 Jim Hanrahan 1984 9 Jay Evans 1995 17 Danny Core 2002 7 Tom Clark 1983 9 Jeff Hill 1995 121.2 Jorge Vega 1983 17 Petersen Benjamin 2001 7 Bill Cobe 1982 8 Brett Schreyer 1999 1 19.2 Mickey Storey 2006 17 Dan Jackson 1999 7 Pat Murphy 1982 8 Brent White 1997 113.2 Steve Taylor 1989 17 Todd Moser 1998 6 Randy Beam 2004 7 Mickey Storey 2005 113.1 Petersen Benjamin 2000 17 Matt Kramer 1992 6 Randy Beam 2003 7 Chris Saxton 2004 108.2 Todd Moser 1998 6 Danny Core 2002 108.0 Danny Core 2001 6 Petersen Benjamin 2001 6 Jorge Vega 1982

HITS/9 IP 40 IP STRIKEOUTS BATTING AVERAGE 5.14 Jim Drancsak 1986 130 Todd Moser 1999 (MIN 40 IP) AGAINST 5.92 Dan Jackson 2000 126 Dan Jackson 1999 .160 Jim Drancsak 1986 .182 Dan Jackson 2000 6.10 Joe Cali 1996 125 Mickey Storey 2006 .193 Scott Halama 1986 6.55 Randy Beam 2003 118 Ken Wagner 1995 .195 Joe Cali 1996 6.75 Scott Halama 1986 116 Dan Jackson 2000 .195 Bob Boyle 1988 6.83 John Thompson 1984 116 Steve Taylor 1989 .200 John Thompson 1984 6.88 Carmen Cali 2000 103 Danny Core 2001 .202 Randy Beam 2003 6.96 Frank Dippold 1992 102 Todd Moser 1998 .210 Joe Peede 1988 7.01 Mike Gauger 1999 98 Danny Core 2003 .212 Mike Gauger 1999 .213 Carmen Cali 2000 7.03 Scott Murphy 1996 97 Petersen Benjamin 2001 .213 Kevin Fuchs 1983 .213 Scott Murphy 1996

WILD PITCHES HIT BATTERS 28 Marty Reinhardt 1994 20 Chris Salberg 2007 18 Chris Pillsbury 2002 16 Danny Core 2003 17 Joe Cali 1997 14 Chris Salberg 2006 13 Charlie Jones 1997 14 Carmen Cali 2000 12 Brent White 1996 13 Todd Moser 1999 12 Justin Philabaum 2007 12 Chris Pillsbury 2002 11 Carmen Cali 1998 11 Chris Salberg 2005 11 Tim Burton 1997 11 Casey Furman 1996 10 Danny Core 2001 10 Six players << TODD MOSER 10 Joe Cali 1996 10 Nick Grados 1996 1998-99

PETERSON BENJAMIN >> 2000-01

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 56 CAREER HIGHS

GAMES PLAYED GAMES STARTED AT BATS RUNS 240 Derek Hutton 2002-05 218 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 864 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 210 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 231 Mick Celli 1996-99 213 Mick Celli 1996-99 792 Derek Hutton 2002-05 204 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 178 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 230 Tim Mascia 2003-06 211 Derek Hutton 2002-05 768 Tim Mascia 2003-06 169 Derek Hutton 2002-05 227 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 764 Mick Celli 1996-99 206 Nick Presto 1993-96 168 Mick Celli 1996-99 226 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 199 Tim Mascia 2003-06 760 Nick Presto 1993-96 165 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 222 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 196 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 717 Rusty Brown 2001-04 162 Nick Presto 1993-96 221 Nick Presto 1993-96 195 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 693 Pat Murray 1988-91 150 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 220 Rusty Brown 2001-04 194 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 674 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 145 Rusty Brown 2001-04 210 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 190 Rusty Brown 2001-04 666 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 144 Mike Ryan 1982-84 195 Robert Orton 2001-04 178 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 663 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04

HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES HOME RUNS 289 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 51 Rusty Brown 2001-04 9 Tim Spink 1992-95 47 Mike Ryan 1982-84 257 Tim Mascia 2003-06 49 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 9 Chris Ebert 1984-86 44 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 247 Mick Celli 1996-99 47 Brian Covin 1988-90 8 Nick Presto 1993-96 44 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 243 Nick Presto 1993-96 44 Nick Presto 1993-96 7 Jeff Forney 1984-86 36 Jack Penrod 1987-88 43 Robbie Widlansky 2004-07 238 Rusty Brown 2001-04 7 Scott Hay 1984-86 35 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 42 Tim Mascia 2003-06 229 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 7 Mike Ryan 1982-84 33 Rusty Brown 2001-04 42 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 6 Derek Hutton 2002-05 228 Derek Hutton 2002-05 33 Mick Celli 1996-99 42 Mick Celli 1996-99 6 Mick Celli 1996-99 215 Robbie Widlansky 2004-07 31 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02 42 Pat Murray 1988-91 6 Craig Shotten 1991 215 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 40 Ed Bou 1995-98 29 Mike Cox 2002-03 5 7 Players 202 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 28 Keith Foley 1983-84 202 Pat Murray 1988-91

BATTING AVERAGE RUNS BATTED IN (MIN 300 AB) 182 Rusty Brown 2001-04 .383 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 182 Mike Ryan 1982-84 .382 Jack Penrod 1987-88 178 Mick Celli 1996-99 .372 Keith Foley 1983-84 176 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 .368 Mike McBryde 2004-05 168 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 .363 Doug Gonring 1984-85 160 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 .360 Zack Roper 1999-00 150 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 .358 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 147 Brian Covin 1988-90 .358 Dave Connor 1984-86 141 Nick Presto 1993-96 .357 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 135 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02 .356 Ralph Mattone 1983-84

RUSTY BROWN >> 2001–04

FAU BASEBALL .08 57 CAREER HIGHS (CONT’D) TOTAL BASES SLUGGING % BASE ON BALLS HIT BY PITCH 409 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 (MIN 300 AB) 145 Mick Celli 1996-99 81 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 400 Mick Celli 1996-99 .754 Jack Penrod 1987-88 118 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 31 Zack Roper 1999-00 389 Mike Ryan 1982-84 .677 Mike Ryan 1982-84 110 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 30 Ryan Withey 1999-00 388 Rusty Brown 2001-04 .640 Keith Foley 1983-84 105 Tim Mascia 2003-06 27 William Block 2006-07 375 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 .617 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 104 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 24 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 .606 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 361 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 101 Ed Bou 1995-98 23 Mick Celli 1996-99 .580 Zack Roper 1999-00 349 Tim Mascia 2003-06 101 Pat Murray 1988-91 22 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 .564 Matt Pali 2002-03 22 Roger Walker 1994-95 348 Nick Presto 1993-96 .557 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02 95 Brian Covin 1988-90 346 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 94 Mike Messner 1997-98 20 Rob Commodari 1988-90 .556 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 19 Dominic Senese 1993-94 319 Derek Hutton 2002-05 89 Derek Hutton 2002-05 .553 Rich Ozarowski 1996-97 19 Robbie Widlansky 2004-07

ON-BASE % SACRIFICE FLY SACRIFICE HITS STOLEN BASES .495 Mike Messner 1997-98 16 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 37 Derek Hutton 2002-05 86 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 .493 Dave Conner 1984-86 15 Derek Hutton 2002-05 32 Ed Bou 1995-98 60 Nick Presto 1993-96 .462 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 15 Robert Orton 2001-04 22 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 60 Scott Hay 1984-86 .462 Jack Penrod 1987-88 14 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 17 Jason Sullivan 2000-01 55 Sean O'Brien 1992-93 .460 Ryan Withey 1999-00 13 Justin Martin 2004-07 16 Nick Presto 1993-96 50 Mike Welch 1983-84 .458 Dominic Senese 1993-94 13 Tim Mascia 2003-06 16 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 49 Derek Hutton 2002-05 .453 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 13 Nick Presto 1993-96 14 Robert Orton 2002-04 47 Ryan Withey 1999-00 .447 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 12 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 14 Bob Baumiller 1981-83 46 Mike McBryde 2004-05 .445 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 12 Luis McDowell 1984-86 13 Rich Mojica 1992-95 46 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 .445 Mick Celli 1996-99 12 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 46 Tom Horincewich 1989-90 46 Jeff Forney 1984-86

PUT OUTS ASSISTS FIELDING % 1,526 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 524 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 .997 Matt Pali 2002-03 1,080 Rusty Brown 2001-04 523 Derek Hutton 2002-05 .994 Eric Riebel 1993-94 1,077 Robert Orton 2001-04 434 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 .993 Chris Winsett 1998-99 768 Mike Ryan 1982-84 430 Alex Fonseca 2003-06 .991 Anthony Doudt 1996-00 699 Anthony Doudt 1996-99 412 Nick Presto 1993-96 .992 Shaen O'Connor 2000-02 333 Frank McAdam 1987-88 599 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 .987 Robert Orton 2001-04 321 Bob Baumiller 1981-83 593 Chuck Douthit 1984-86 .986 J.C. Huguet 2000 298 Bobby Spano 2001-02 581 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 295 Sean O'Brien 1992-93 .985 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 569 Alex Silversmith 2005-06 271 Dickie Hart 1996-99 .985 Marty McDaniel 1984-86 520 Justin Martin 2004-06 .983 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04

JEFF FIORENTINO ^ ^ 2002-04

Mick Celli 1996-99 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 58 CAREER HIGHS PITCHING

APPEARANCES GAMES STARTED WINS LOSSES

79 Danny Core 2000-03 56 Danny Core 2000-03 30 Danny Core 2000-03 19 Danny Core 2000-03 73 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 42 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 23 Randy Beam 2003-04 14 Chris Salberg 2005-07 71 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 41 Carmen Cali 1998-00 22 Carmen Cali 1998-00 13 Carmen Cali 1998-00 69 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 36 Travis NeSmith 2001-03 22 Todd Moser 1998-99 12 Matt Kramer 1991-92 67 Chris Salberg 2005-07 34 Randy Beam 2003-04 22 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 12 Mike Pfeifer 1989-82 65 Brent White 1996-97 33 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 22 Jorge Vega 1982-83 11 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 65 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 33 Todd Moser 1998-99 20 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 11 Bill Cobe 1981-82 64 Mike Crotta 2004-06 33 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 2 0 Mickey Storey 2005-06 11 Brandon Cooney 2006-07 63 Brett Schreyer 1997-99 31 Mickey Storey 2005-07 1 9 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 19 Dan Jackson 1999-00 62 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 2 9 Dan Jackson 1999-00 18 Chris Salberg 2005-07

WIN % (min 10 wins) EARNED RUN AVG. COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS

.889 Tom Clark 1981-83 1.98 Ken Wagner 1995 16 Jorge Vega 1982-83 5 Randy Beam 2003-04 .833 John Thompson 1984-85 2.66 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 15 Bill Cobe 1981-82 3 Todd Moser 1998-99 .826 Dan Jackson 1999-00 2.91 Mickey Storey 2005-07 12 Randy Beam 2003-04 3 Ken Wagner 1995 .793 Randy Beam 2003-04 2.96 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 11 Pat Murphy 1988-91 2 Mickey Storey 2005-07 .769 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 3.02 Chris Saxton 2003-04 10 Danny Core 2000-03 2 Danny Core 2000-03 .762 Tim Burton 1997-99 3.04 Sean Bauer 1981-83 10 Ken Wagner 1995 2 Pat Murphy 1988-91 .760 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 3.08 Randy Beam 2003-04 9 Tom Clark 1988 2 Scott Halama 1985-87 .750 Joel Schmal 2006-07 3.11 Steve Lawson 1990-91 9 Scott Halama 1985-87 2 Mike Lee 1984-86 .733 Jorge Vega 1982-83 3.11 Jorge Vega 1981-83 8 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 2 John Thompson 1984-85 8 Todd Moser 1998-99 .727 Travis NeSmith 2001-03 3.38 Tom Clark 1981-83 2 Sean Bauer 1981-83 8 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 .688 Todd Moser 1998-99 2 Tom Clark 1981-83 8 Tom Snell 1987-88

FEWEST HITS PER 9 FEWEST WALKS PER SAVES INNINGS PITCHED9 INNINGS (min 100 IP) 9 INNINGS 15 Joe Cali 1996-97 380.0 Danny Core 2000-03 7.105 Ken Wagner 1995 1.372 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 15 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 257.2 Chris Salberg 2005-07 7.177 Dan Jackson 1999-00 1.883 Randy Beam 2003-04 12 Mike McBryde 2004-06 245.1 Carmen Cali 1998-00 7.442 Allen Knight 2003-04 2.139 Mickey Storey 2005-07 12 Chris Saxton 2003-04 244.3 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 7.711 Carmen Cali 1998-00 2.240 Jorge Vega 1981-83 11 Brett Schreyer 1997-99 244.1 Mickey Storey 2005-07 8.051 Kevin Fuchs 1983-85 2.320 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 10 Mike Crotta 2004-06 236.2 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 8.132 Randy Beam 2003-04 2.340 Mark Lucas 1993-94 9 Jeff Hill 1994-95 229.2 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 8.213 Mike Lee 1984-86 2.379 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 9 Steve Taylor 1989-90 226.0 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 8.262 Chris Saxton 2003-04 2.419 Todd Moser 1998-99 8 Brent White 1996-97 224.2 Randy Beam 2002-04 8.283 Tim Holley 1992-93 2.558 Mike Crotta 2004-06 8 Aaron Reid 1993-94 217.0 Jorge Vega 1982-83 8.285 Sean Bauer 1981-83 2.895 Steve Lawson 1990-91 8 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 2.967 Tom Snell 1987-88

MOST STRIKEOUTS STRIKEOUTS AT BATS AGAINST WILD PITCHES PER 9 INNINGS 360 Danny Core 2000-03 12.15 Dan Jackson 1999-00 1,423 Danny Core 2000-03 33 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 282 Carmen Cali 1998-00 11.98 Mike McBryde 2004-06 954 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 31 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 268 Chris Salberg 2005-07 9.844 Todd Moser 1998-99 948 Mickey Storey 2005-07 27 Joe Cali 1996-97 244 Mickey Storey 2005-07 9.700 Nate Grados 1995-96 936 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 26 Carmen Cali 1998-00 242 Dan Jackson 1999-00 9.378 Chris Salberg 2005-07 902 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 21 Danny Core 2000-03 232 Todd Moser 1998-99 8.996 Mickey Storey 2005-07 893 Carmen Cali 1998-00 18 Brent White 1996-97 190 Steve Taylor 1989-90 8.526 Danny Core 2000-03 864 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 18 Chris Salberg 2005-07 189 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 8.489 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 863 Jorge Vega 1982-83 16 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 188 Chris Pillsbury 2001-02 8.401 Mike Gauger 1998-99 839 Randy Beam 2003-04 16 Tim Burton 1997-99 174 Matt O’Brien 2001-04 8.368 Brent White 1996-97 830 Todd Moser 1998-99 16 Jay Evans 1995-96 161 Randy Beam 2003-04 8.225 Carmen Cali 1998-00 16 John Thompson 1984-85

AVERAGE AGAINST BATTERS HIT (min 400 AB) 45 Chris Salberg 2005-07 .187 Jeff Parrott 1983-84 44 Danny Core 2000-03 .213 Ken Wagner 1995 33 Carmen Cali 1998-00 .215 Dan Jackson 1999-00 20 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 .216 Mike McBryde 2004-06 20 Todd Moser 1998-99 .219 Kevin Fuchs 1983-85 18 Joe Cali 1996-97 .230 Joe Peede 1987-88 17 Dan Jackson 1999-00 .233 John Thompson 1984-85 17 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 .235 Carmen Cali 1998-00 17 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 .242 Randy Beam 2003-04 17 Mickey Storey 2005-07 .243 Sean Bauer 1981-83 FAU BASEBALL .08 59 YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADER AT BATS 2000 Zack Roper ...... 84 1987 Jeff Marsalla ...... 45 2003 Randy Beam ...... 13 2005 Mickey Storey ...... 82 2001 Mike Valdes...... 75 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 64 2004 Matt O'Brien ...... 11 2006 Mickey Storey ...... 125 1981 Joe Scott ...... 113 2002 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 90 1989 Dro Ormrod ...... 57 2005 Mickey Storey ...... 10 2007 Chris Salberg ...... 124 1982 Mike Ryan...... 189 2003 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 89 1990 Brian Covin...... 49 2006 Mickey Storey ...... 7 1983 Keith Foley ...... 240 2004 Derek Hutton ...... 91 1991 Pat Murray ...... 44 Joel Schmal ...... 7 INNINGS PITCHED 1984 Ralph Mattone...... 201 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 98 1992 Anthony Bellinato . . . . 53 2007 Mike Obradovch...... 9 1985 Chris Ebert ...... 236 1981 Bill Cobe ...... 97.1 2006 Jordan Hafer...... 67 1993 Dominic Senese ...... 40 Jeff Forney ...... 236 1982 Jorge Vega...... 95.1 Tim Mascia ...... 67 1994 Kevin Morgan ...... 41 ERA 1986 Dave Conner ...... 195 1983 Jorge Vega ...... 121.2 2007 Robbie Widlansky. . . . 104 1995 Nick Presto ...... 39 1987 Gonzalo Carcache . . . . 203 1981 Bill Cobe ...... 4.44 1984 Jim Hanrahan...... 86.2 1996 Brennan Hervey...... 52 1988 Brian Covin ...... 204 1982 Pat Murphy ...... 2.66 1985 Luis Merino ...... 104.2 BATTING AVERAGE 1997 Brennan Hervey...... 61 1989 Wayne Stofsky ...... 218 1983 Jorge Vega...... 2.81 1986 Mike Lee ...... 68.2 1998 John-Edward Raffo. . . . 47 1990 Pat Murray ...... 212 1981 Darryl Powell ...... 383 1984 Alan Smith...... 3.23 1987 Phil Goodrich ...... 86.1 1999 Paul Stryhas ...... 75 1991 Louis Orihuela ...... 217 1982 Mike Ryan ...... 418 1985 John Thompson . . . . 3.94 1988 Mike Fascetti . . . . . 104.0 2000 Anthony Mongelluzzo . . 72 1992 Tom Lane ...... 181 1983 Keith Foley ...... 396 1986 Jim Drancsak ...... 1.29 1989 Steve Taylor ...... 113.2 2001 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 54 1993 Kevin Lewis...... 213 1984 Doug Gonring ...... 354 1987 Joe Peede ...... 3.69 1990 Steve Lawson . . . . . 126.1 2002 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 68 1994 Nick Presto ...... 204 1985 Chuck Douthit ...... 370 1988 Tom Snell...... 3.32 1991 Mike Pfeifer ...... 90.1 2003 Rusty Brown ...... 66 1995 Kevin Connacher . . . . 211 Doug Gonring ...... 370 1989 Rob Mascarella . . . . . 2.66 1992 Matt Kramer ...... 96.1 2004 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 66 1996 Kevin Connacher . . . . 253 1986 Scott Hay ...... 403 1990 Steve Taylor ...... 2.78 1993 Mark Lucas ...... 102.2 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 40 1997 Billy Brown ...... 230 1987 Tom Snell ...... 385 1991 Steve Lawson ...... 2.60 1994 Marty Reinhardt . . . . 95.1 2006 Ovy Ramirez ...... 40 1998 Ed Bou ...... 222 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 418 1992 Frank Dippold...... 3.23 1995 Ken Wagner ...... 129.2 2007 Robbie Widlansky. . . . . 69 1999 Paul Stryhas ...... 223 1989 Wayne Stofsky ...... 376 1993 Brian Merkey ...... 1.94 1996 Tony VonDolteren . . . 86.2 2000 Anthony Mongelluzzo . 230 1990 Pat Murray ...... 335 1994 Marty Reinhardt . . . . 2.64 1997 Tim Burton ...... 79.2 STOLEN BASES 2001 L.J. Biernbaum . . . . . 221 1991 Rick Seiders ...... 393 1995 Ken Wagner ...... 2.98 1998 Todd Moser...... 108.2 2002 L.J. Biernbaum . . . . . 257 1992 Anthony Bellinato . . . .371 1981 Darryl Powell ...... 7 1996 Scott Murphy ...... 2.40 1999 Todd Moser...... 103.2 2003 Jeff Fiorentino...... 233 1993 Eric Riebel ...... 346 1982 Bob Baumiller...... 8 1997 Brent White ...... 4.41 2000 Petersen Benjamin . 113.1 2004 Tim Mascia ...... 225 1994 Kevin Morgan ...... 364 Darryl Powell ...... 8 1998 Brett Schreyer ...... 4.83 2001 Petersen Benjamin . 123.1 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 265 1995 Nick Presto ...... 349 Mike Ryan ...... 8 1999 Todd Moser ...... 2.34 2002 Danny Core...... 106.1 2006 Tim Mascia ...... 219 1996 Nick Presto ...... 375 1983 Mike Welch ...... 23 2000 Dan Jackson...... 2.15 2003 Danny Core...... 106.0 2007 Daniel Bomback. . . . . 255 1997 Rich Ozarowski ...... 373 1984 Mike Welch ...... 27 2001 Petersen Benjamin . . 2.48 2004 Randy Beam ...... 123.0 1998 Jeff Blair ...... 354 1985 Jeff Forney...... 46 2002 Tim McNab ...... 2.52 2005 Mickey Storey ...... 95.1 RUNS 1999 Ryan Withey...... 385 1986 Scott Hay ...... 32 2003 Randy Beam ...... 2.39 2006 Mickey Storey . . . . . 119.2 2000 Zack Roper...... 370 1987 Gonzalo Carcache. . . . . 16 2004 Matt O'Brien...... 3.14 2007 Chris Salberg ...... 124 1981 Joe Scott ...... 42 2001 Mike Valdes ...... 371 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 21 2005 Mickey Storey ...... 1.70 1982 Mike Ryan...... 50 2002 Matt Pali ...... 361 1989 Rob Commodari ...... 30 2006 Mickey Storey ...... 3.84 SAVES 1983 Keith Foley ...... 64 2003 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 382 1990 Tom Horincewich . . . . . 35 2007 Chris Salberg ...... 3.05 1984 Mike Ryan...... 56 1981 Rich Hartline ...... 2 2004 Tim Mascia...... 400 1991 Craig Shotten ...... 26 1985 Chris Ebert ...... 68 1982 Tom Clark ...... 4 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 370 1992 Tom Lane ...... 17 STRIKEOUTS 1986 Scott Hay ...... 59 1983 Jeff Parrott...... 3 2006 Jordan Hafer ...... 344 1993 Sean O'Brien ...... 40 1987 Gonzalo Carcache. . . . . 58 1981 Bill Cobe ...... 61 1984 Brian Tease...... 5 2007 Robbie Widlansky. . . . 433 1994 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 19 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 62 1982 Bill Cobe ...... 45 1985 Rich Clabeaux ...... 11 1995 Nick Presto ...... 20 1989 Wayne Stofsky...... 48 1983 Sean Bauer ...... 54 1986 Rich Clabeaux ...... 4 HOME RUNS 1996 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 28 1990 Wayne Stofsky...... 46 Jeff Parrott...... 54 1987 Alex Batista ...... 5 1997 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 25 1991 Craig Shotten ...... 55 1981 Bobby Gaeta...... 6 1984 John Thompson...... 54 1988 Scott Scrivner ...... 3 1998 George Roig ...... 12 1992 Anthony Bellinato . . . . 47 1982 Mike Ryan...... 16 1985 Jim Drancsak ...... 61 1989 Mike Fascetti ...... 5 1999 Ryan Withey ...... 24 1993 Sean O'Brien ...... 55 1983 Jim Wilkinson ...... 17 1986 Scott Halama ...... 51 1990 Steve Taylor ...... 5 2000 Tommy Murphy ...... 26 1994 Nick Presto ...... 48 1984 Mike Ryan...... 19 1987 Scott Halama ...... 66 1991 Matt Kramer ...... 2 2001 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 19 1995 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 42 1985 Doug Gonring ...... 14 1988 Mike Fascetti ...... 62 Steve Lawson ...... 2 2002 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 12 1996 Nick Presto ...... 47 1986 Marty McDaniel ...... 9 1989 Steve Taylor ...... 116 1992 Tim Harikkala ...... 3 2003 Matt Ryan...... 19 1997 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 68 1987 Jack Penrod ...... 14 1990 Steve Taylor ...... 74 1993 Aaron Reid ...... 5 2004 Derek Hutton ...... 19 1998 Ed Bou...... 62 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 22 1991 Mike Pfeifer ...... 49 1994 Aaron Reid ...... 3 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 35 1999 Dickie Hart ...... 74 1989 Dro Ormrod ...... 11 1992 Matt Kramer ...... 75 1995 Jeff Hill ...... 9 2006 Daniel Cook ...... 10 2000 Ryan Withey ...... 60 1990 Carl Smith ...... 12 1993 John Sammon ...... 58 1996 Joe Cali ...... 14 2007 Daniel Cook ...... 15 2001 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 53 1991 Pat Murray ...... 8 1994 Jeff Hill ...... 45 1997 Brent White ...... 8 2002 Gabe Somarriba ...... 66 1992 Anthony Bellinato . . . . 12 1995 Ken Wagner...... 118 1998 Brett Schreyer...... 3 WINS 2003 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 71 1993 Kevin Lewis ...... 6 1996 Casey Furman ...... 64 1999 Brett Schreyer...... 8 2004 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 84 1994 Gene Manning...... 8 1981 Bill Cobe ...... 5 Tony VonDolteren. . . . . 64 2000 Nick Mattioni ...... 5 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 58 1995 Roger Walker...... 8 1982 Jorge Vega ...... 10 1997 Charlie Jones ...... 74 2001 Jim Cooney ...... 2 2006 William Block ...... 41 Garry Kamphouse...... 8 1983 Tom Clark ...... 12 1998 Todd Moser ...... 102 2002 Tim McNab ...... 12 2007 Daniel Bomback...... 67 1996 Nick Presto...... 9 Jorge Vega ...... 12 1999 Todd Moser ...... 130 2003 Chris Pillsbury...... 5 Brennan Hervey...... 9 1984 Jim Hanrahan ...... 8 2000 Dan Jackson ...... 116 Chris Saxton ...... 5 HITS Garry Kamphouse...... 9 1985 John Thompson...... 9 2001 Danny Core ...... 103 2004 Chris Saxton ...... 7 1997 Brennan Hervey...... 16 1986 Eric Shellnut...... 8 2002 Danny Core ...... 87 2005 Mike McBryde ...... 10 1981 Darryl Powell...... 41 1998 John-Edward Raffo. . . . 10 1987 Scott Halama ...... 7 2003 Danny Core ...... 98 2006 Mike Crotta ...... 6 1982 Mike Ryan...... 79 1999 John-Edward Raffo. . . . 19 1988 Joe Peede ...... 9 2004 Randy Beam ...... 78 2007 Mike Obradovich ...... 3 1983 Keith Foley ...... 95 2000 Anthony Mongelluzzo . . 16 1989 Steve Taylor ...... 9 1984 Ralph Mattone...... 66 2001 L.J. Biernbaum ...... 13 1990 Steve Taylor ...... 7 1985 Doug Gonring ...... 81 2002 Mike Cox ...... 18 1991 Matt Kramer ...... 6 1986 Scott Hay ...... 75 2003 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 15 1992 Matt Kramer ...... 7 1987 Gonzalo Carcache. . . . . 77 2004 Jeff Fiorentino ...... 17 1993 Mark Lucas ...... 8 1988 Jack Penrod ...... 82 2005 Jonathon Shapland . . . . 8 1994 Marty Reinhardt ...... 7 1989 Wayne Stofsky...... 82 2006 Jordan Hafer...... 9 1995 Jay Evans...... 8 1990 Pat Murray ...... 71 2007 William Block ...... 18 1996 Casey Furman ...... 6 1991 Craig Shotten ...... 68 Tony VonDolteren . . . . . 6 1992 Anthony Bellinato . . . . 66 RUNS BATTED IN 1997 Tim Burton...... 7 1993 Eric Riebel ...... 71 1998 Todd Moser...... 7 1994 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 65 1981 Darryl Powell...... 41 1999 Todd Moser ...... 15 1995 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 66 1982 Mike Ryan...... 73 2000 Petersen Benjamin. . . . 12 1996 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 80 1983 Jim Wilkinson ...... 64 2001 Petersen Benjamin. . . . . 7 1997 Kevin Connacher . . . . . 78 1984 Keith Foley ...... 60 Danny Core...... 7 1998 Ed Bou...... 68 1985 Doug Gonring ...... 75 2002 Chris Pillsbury ...... 10 1999 Mick Celli ...... 70 1986 Scott Hay ...... 57 FAU Baseball 20-year team FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 60 NCAA REGIONAL RECORDS Single Game AT BATS INNINGS PITCHED Individual: 6 Zack Roper vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Individual: 9 Danny Core vs Alabama 6/2/02 6 Rusty Brown vs St. Bonaventure 6/5/04 9 Will Mann vs NC State 6/5/04 Team: 45 vs Florida 5/31/03 STRIKE OUTS RUNS Individual: 9 Will Mann vs NC State 6/5/04 Individual: 3 10 Players Team: 15 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Team: 16 vs Auburn 5/31/02

HITS FEWEST HITS ALLOWED IN NINE INNINGS Individual: 5 L.J. Biernbaum vs Auburn 5/31/02 Team: 2 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Team: 18 vs Florida 5/31/03

DOUBLES Individual: 2 Anthony Mongelluzzo vs Florida International 5/26/00 2 Rusty Brown vs NC State 6/5/04 Team: 3 3 Times

TRIPLES Individual: 1 Mike McBryde, NC State 6/4/04 Team: 1 2 Times

HOME RUNS Individual: 2 4 Players Team: 5 vs Auburn 5/31/02 L.J. BIERNBAUM >> GRAND SLAMS 1999–2002 Individual: 1 Gabe Somarriba vs Auburn 5/31/02 1 Jeff Fiorentino vs Georgia Tech 6/8/02 Team: 1 vs Auburn 5/31/03 1 vs Georgia Tech 6/8/02

TOTAL BASES Individual: 11 L.J. Biernbaum vs Auburn 5/31/02 Team: 33 vs Auburn 5/31/02 33 vs Florida 5/31/03

RBI Individual: 6 Gabe Somarriba vs Auburn 5/31/02 6 Derek Hutton vs Florida 5/31/03 Team: 16 vs Auburn 5/31/02

STOLEN BASES Individual: 1 7 Players Team: 2 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99

WALKS Individual: 3 Mick Celli vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Team: 9 vs NC State 6/5/04

HIT BY PITCH Individual: 2 Gabe Somarriba vs Florida International 5/26/00 2 Rob Horst vs NC State 6/5/04 Team: 3 NC State 6/5/04

HIT BY PITCH Individual: 2 Gabe Somarriba vs Florida International 5/26/00 Team: 2 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 vs Miami 5/30/99 vs Florida International 5/26/00 vs Auburn 5/31/02 ASSISTS Individual: 8 Jason Sullivan vs Florida International 5/27/00 Team: 15 vs Florida International 5/27/00

DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED Team: 2 vs Florida International 5/27/00 2 vs Auburn 5/31/02

FAU BASEBALL .08 61 NCAA REGIONAL RECORDS TOURNAMENT 2003 Randy Beam 1999 Todd Moser CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT Derek Hutton Dickie Hart 1995 Ken Wagner 2004 Rusty Brown Anthony Doubt AT BATS RBI 1996 Nick Presto Jeff Fiorentino Paul Stryhas Kevin Connacher (MVP) Individual: 29 Gabe Somarriba, 2002 Individual: 10 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Will Mann Carmen Cali (2nd) Rich Ozarowski 29 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 10 Rusty Brown 2004 Brett Schreyer (3rd) Garry Kamphouse Team: 221 2002 Team: 43 2002 ALL-SOUTH REGION/ALL- John-Edward Raffo (3rd) Tony VonDolteren ATLANTIC REGION 2000 Dan Jackson STOLEN BASES 1999 Paul Stryhas 1 983 Keith Foley (2nd) Petersen Benjamin (2nd) RUNS 2002 Danny Core Individual: 1 10 Players 1985 Jeff Forney John-Edward Raffo (2nd) Mike Cox Individual: 10 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 Team: 3 2002 Doug Gonring Zack Roper (2nd) Robert Orton Team: 44 2002 1986 Scott Hay Tommy Murphy (3rd) Gabe Somarriba WALKS Dave Connor (2nd) 2001 L.J. Biernbaum 2003 Jeff Fiorentino Dave McDaniel (2nd) Petersen Benjamin (2nd) HITS 2004 Rusty Brown (MVP) Individual: 7 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 Scott Halama (2nd) Mike Valdes (2nd) Chris Saxton Individual: 12 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Team: 23 2004 1988 Jack Penrod 2002 L.J. Biernbaum Derek Hutton Team: 65 2002 1992 Anthony Bellinato Danny Core Evan Brannon HIT BY PITCH 1993 Eric Riebel Chris Pillsbury Tim Mascia Kevin Morgan Tim McNab 2005 Chris Salberg CONSECUTIVE HITS Individual: 2 4 players Marty Reinhardt (2nd) Mike Cox (2nd) Jonathon Shapland Individual: 6 Tyler Stevens, 2005 Team: 6 2002 Aaron Reid (2nd) Bobby Spano (2nd) Mickey Storey Team: 6 2004 1999 Todd Moser 2003 Randy Beam 2007 Daniel Bomback ASSISTS Anthony Doubt Rusty Brown Paul Stryhas (2nd) Jeff Fiorentino CONFERENCE PLAYERS-OF- DOUBLES Individual: 21 Bobby Spano 2002 Chris Winsett (2nd) Evan Brannon (2nd) THE-WEEK Individual: 4 Rusty Brown 2004 Team: 58 2002 2002 Tim McNab (2nd) Danny Core (2nd) 2001 L.J. Biernbaum Team: 10 2004 2003 Randy Beam Mike Cox (2nd) Rusty Brown Derek Hutton (2nd) 2002 Mike Cox (3/18) INNINGS PITCHED Matt Pali (3/25) TRIPLES Jeff Fiorentino Matt Pali (2nd) Individual: 12.2 Danny Core 2002 2004 Derek Hutton 2004 Jeff Fiorentino Travis NeSmith (4/29) Individual: 1 Robert Orton 2004 Team: 53.0 2002 Tim Mascia Alex Fonseca 2003 Randy Beam (4/21, 4/29, 1 Mike McBryde 2004 2005 Tyler Stevens Rob Horst 5/19) Rusty Brown (3/10) Team: 2 2004 STRIKE OUTS Mickey Storey Derek Hutton 2007 William Block Matt O'Brien (2nd) Danny Core (2/10, 3/3) Individual: 9 Will Mann 2004 Robbie Widlansky Tim Mascia (2nd) Jeff Fiorentino (3/3, 5/19) HOME RUNS Team: 34 1999 Mike McKenna (2nd) 2005 Mike McBryde 2004 Derek Hutton (2/23, 5/17) Individual: 4 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Chris Salberg (2nd) Mickey Storey Justin Martin (4/12) Tim Mascia (2/9) Team: 12 2002 FEWEST HITS Alex Fonseca (2nd) Jeff Fiorentino (4/19) ALLOWED IN NINE PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE Tyler Stevens (2nd) 2006 Jordan Hafer 2005 Tim Mascia (2/14) GRAND SLAMS INNINGS 1995 Gene Manning Brian Lipman (2/28) 1998 Mick Celli Mickey Storey (2nd) Individual: 1 Gabe Somarriba 2002 Team: 5.4 (21 hits/35 IP) 1999 2007 William Block Tim Mascia (5/2) 2000 Petersen Benjamin Jonathon Shapland (5/23) 1 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 Dan Jackson Robbie Widlansky (POY) Daniel Cook (2nd) 2006 Mickey Storey (4/3) Team: 2 2002 Tommy Murphy 2007 Mike Obradovich (4/2) Zack Roper Mike McKenna (2nd) Chris Salberg (2nd) Mickey Storey (2/21) TOTAL BASES 2002 L.J. Biernbaum Robbie Widlansky (2/13) Danny Core Individual: 24 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 CONFERENCE ALL FRESHMEN 2003 Danny Core FAU ATHLETE-OF-THE-YEAR Team: 109 2002 Jeff Fiorentino 2001 Rusty Brown Chris Pillsbury Chris Pillsbury 1994 Kevin Morgan 2004 Randy Beam 2002 Jeff Fiorentino 1999 Dan Jackson ATHLETIC HONORS Jeff Fiorentino (MVP) Derek Hutton Derek Hutton 2003 Tim Mascia FAU STUDENT-ATHLETE-OF 2005 Derek Hutton 2004 Mike McBryde THE-YEAR FAU HALL Alex Fonseca 2005 Mike McKenna 1995 Roger Walker OF FAME 2006 Mike McBryde (3rd -BA) Tim Mascia Mickey Storey 2003 Rusty Brown 2006 Keith Foley Mickey Storey (2nd-BA) 2006 Mike McBryde 2006 William Block 2006 Steve Traylor *BA-Baseball America Mickey Storey DISTRICT III ACADEMIC 2007 Mike Ryan *CB-Collegiate Baseball 2007 Mickey Storey CONFERENCE ALL-AMERICAN *CBI-College Baseball Insider PLAYER-OF-THE-YEAR 1995 Roger Walker *NCBWA-National Collegiate Baseball FAU BASEBALL HALL OF FAME ALL-CONFERENCE 1996 Chris Saxton Writers Association 1999 Todd Moser, P (3rd Team All-American) 2006 Keith Foley *SW-Sports Weekly 1995 Nick Presto 2007 Robbie Widlansky 2006 Scott Hay 1996 Kevin Connacher 2006 Todd Moser FRESHMAN Joe Cali 2006 Jack Penrod ALL-AMERICAN 1997 Brennan Hervey 2006 Nick Presto Kevin Connacher (2nd) 2006 Mike Ryan 1994 Kevin Connacher Rich Ozarowski (2nd) 2006 Steve Traylor 2001 Rusty Brown (HM) Mick Celli (2nd) 2006 Warren “Doc” Schneider Chris Pillsbury (HM) 1998 Mick Celli (3rd) 2002 Jeff Fiorentino (HM) ALL-AMERICANS Derek Hutton (HM) 2003 Tim Mascia (HM) 1983 Keith Foley (2nd-NAIA) 2005 Mickey Storey* 1984 Mike Ryan (3rd-Div. II) 1986 Scott Hay (2nd-Div. II) * Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman 1988 Jack Penrod (2nd-Div. II) Pitcher of the Year 1999 Todd Moser (SW, CB, HM-NCBWA) 1999 Dan Jackson (CB) NCAA REGIONAL MVP 1999 Dickie Hart (HM-NCBWA) 2003 Randy Beam, P (2nd-SW, CBI; 2002 L.J. Biernbaum 3rd-BA) 2004 Jeff Fiorentino (HM-CBI) NCAA REGIONAL 2005 Mickey Storey (3rd-CB) ALL-TOURNAMENT 2007 Robbie Widlansky (1st-ABCA, 1st- 1993 Kevin Morgan LS, 2nd-Rivals) Ron Rippo 1999 Anthony Doubt PRE-SEASON ALL-AMERICAN Zack Roper 2000 Tommy Murphy Clint Conway 2001 Petersen Benjamin 2002 L.J. Biernbaum 2004 Jeff Fiorentino (CB, CBI, NCBWA) Rusty Brown Rusty Brown (CB) Mike Cox Gabe Somarriba FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 62 MOVING ON TO PRO BASEBALL 1984 Keith Foley, Pat Murphy, Mike Ryan, Minnesota Twins 1985 Jeff Forney, Cincinnati Reds (1st-Supp) Doug Gonring, Toronto Blue Jays (10th) 1986 Scott Halama, St. Louis Cardinals Mike Ryan, New York Yankees Scott Benedict, New York Yankees 1988 Jack Penrod, San Francisco Giants 1990 Bob Boyle, Miami Miracle (Ind) Wayne Stofsky, Salt Lake City Trappers Steve Taylor, Minnesota Twins (FA) 1991 Pat Murray, St. Louis Cardinals (FA) Craig Shotten, Pittsburgh Pirates (21st) 1992 Matt Jones, Pittsburgh Pirates (17th) Tom Lane, Houston Astros (FA) Tim Harikkala Carmen Cali Tim Harikkala, Seattle Mariners (36th) 1992 1998-2000 Anthony Bellinato, Independent (Ind) 1993 Kevin Lewis, New York Mets (19th) 1994 Marty Reinhardt, Saskatoon Kevin Morgan, Saskatoon 1995 Ken Wagner, Cleveland Indians (23rd) Roger Walker, Independent 1996 Nick Presto, Cincinnati Reds (5th) Garry Kamphouse, Independent 1997 Billy Brown, Toronto Blue Jays (3rd) Kevin Connacher, Chicago White Sox (10th) Brennan Hervey, (14th) Rich Ozarowski, Detroit Tigers (33rd) Charlie Jones, Arizona Diamondbacks (36th) Joe Cali, Cleveland Indians (FA) 1998 Ed Bou, Independent (Ind) 1999 Todd Moser, Florida Marlins (14th) Tim Burton, Seattle Mariners (15th) Brett Schreyer, Anaheim Angels(37th) Mick Celli, (FA) Jeff Fiorentino Tommy Murphy Mike Gauger, New York Mets (FA) 2002-04 1998-2000 Anthony Doudt, Anaheim Angels (FA) Dickie Hart, Anaheim Angels (FA) Paul Stryhas, (FA) 2003 Danny Core, Toronto Blue Jays (7th) 2006 Mike McBryde, San Francisco Giants (5th) 2000 Tommy Murphy, Anaheim Angels (3rd) Mike Cox, Seattle Mariners (10th) Mike Crotta, Pittsburgh Pirates (17th) Nick Mattioni, New York Mets (9th) Chris Pillsbury, Florida Marlins (13th) Alex Fonseca, (36th) Carmen Cali, St. Louis Cardinals (10th) Matt Pali, Anaheim Angels (17th) Will Mann, (FA) Anthony Mongelluzzo, Texas Rangers (15th) Travis NeSmith, San Francisco Giants (33rd) 2007 Robbie Widlansky, Orioles (11th) Dan Jackson, Oakland A's (23rd) Justin Philabaum, Nationals (29th) Ryan Withey, Anaheim Angels (22nd) 2005 Jeff Fiorentino, (3rd) Brandon Cooney, Orioles (30th) Zack Roper, Anaheim Angels (24th) Matt O'Brien, Detroit Tigers (15th) Daniel Bomback, Pirates (42nd) John-Edward Raffo, New York Mets (27th) Randy Beam, Boston Red Sox (18th) Chris Salberg, Orioles (DF) J.C. Huguet, Cincinnati Reds (FA) Robert Orton, Cincinnati Reds (38th) Justin Martin, Orioles (FA) 2001 Petersen Benjamin, San Francisco Giants (23rd) Evan Brannon, Baltimore Orioles (FA) Anthony Bradley, Royals (FA) 2002 L.J. Biernbaum, San Diego Padres (10th) Rusty Brown, Kansas City Royals (FA) Joel Schmal, Souix City Explorers Tom MacLane, Boston Red Sox (19th) Chris Saxton, Kansas City Royals (FA) Nelson Lopez, Boston Red Sox (22nd) Tim McNab, New York Mets (22nd) Jim Cooney, Baltimore Orioles (45th) Gabe Somarriba, Baltimore Orioles (47th) Bobby Spano, Florida Marlins (FA)

FAU BASEBALL .08 63 FAU Baseball Hall of Fame

This year's honorees include Pat Murphy, who matched only by Paul Stryhas during the 1999 season. "Jorge was our was a two-year member of the FAU baseball Greg Maddox, and Doug was one of the program's greatest run team (’81-’82) and spent three years as a producers," said Traylor. Two of Cooney's players will also be honored, coach. He is currently in his 14th season as as Kevin Connacher ('94-'97) and Tommy Murphy ('98-'00) were also the head baseball coach at Arizona State selected for induction. Connacher is first all-time in career hits (289) University, where he has posted a 529-257-1 and career runs (210), and is second all-time with 49 career doubles. record. Murphy has guided the Sun Devils to "Kevin burst on the scene as a Freshman All-American and had a great eight straight NCAA Tournament appearances, four year career. His consecutive games with a hit record (24) still including three trips to the College World stands after 13 years," said Cooney. Series. "Pat was the heart and soul of the Tommy Murphy became the fourth former FAU athlete to play in the program," said Traylor. Major Leagues in 2006, hitting .229, while appearing in 48 games for Jorge Vega ('81-'83) and Doug Gonring ('84- the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. Murphy collected seven hits in 20 '85) are two other members of this year's class games for the Angels last season. "Tommy was probably the best pure who played for Traylor. Vega's 12 wins in 1982 athlete we had ever signed at that time. He could do things on the are tied for third all-time victories in a season. Gonring's 75 RBI field that seemed impossible," said Cooney. during the 1985 campaign is still the highest ever in a season,

Tommy Murphy Jorge Vega Pat Murphy (’81-’82) Kevin Connacher Class of ‘08 ’94-’97 ’98-’00 ’81-’83 Class of ‘08 Class of ‘08 Class of ‘08

Steve Traylor Todd Moser Keith Foley Nick Presto ’81-’87 ’98-’99 ’83-’84 ’93-’96 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05

Jack Penrod Mike Ryan Scott Hay Warren “Doc” Schneider ’87-’88 ’94-’97 ’84-’86 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05 Class of ‘05

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 64

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

With comprehensive academic university experience or a programsprograms and seven campuses researcher seeking the next JUST CONSIDER alongalong Florida’s southeast bigbig discovery, FAU provides an FAU’S NUMBERS: coastline,coastline, FloridaFlorida Atlantic environmentenvironment that breedsbreeds University has earned its successsuccess,”,” says Frank T. BrBrogan,ogan, • A world-class faculty boasting more than 1,000 reputation as a center of FAU alumnus and president. professors and instructors offers career expertise excellence in higher education. and personal attention to students FFAUAU is home to approximately BuildingBuilding on its rich traditiontradition 26,000 students from the as a teaching university, FAU • Hundreds of student organizationsorganizations,, fraternities continuescontinues to develop as an TrTreasureeasure Coast through and sororities enrich life on and off campus Broward County and the almalmaa active rresearchesearch ininstitutionstitution mater of more than 100,000 dedicated to seeding Florida’s • 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams that provide proudproud alumni worldwide.worldwide. economy with high-tech enterprise.enterprise. CollaborationCollaboration with student-athletes with opportunities to excel in As a meeting place designed organizations such as Scripps class and in sport fforor both traditional and ResearResearchch Institute and Torrey nontraditionalnontraditional students, FAU PinesPines Institute for Molecular • More than $100 million in financial aid each offers more than 170 Studies as well as it's recent year for students bachelor’s,bachelor’s, master’s,master’s, acquisitionacquisition of Harbor Branch specispecialist’salist’s and ddoctoraloctoral OceanographiOceanographicc Institution ToTo learn more about FAU, visit www.fau.edu. degrees through its nine offer FAU students and faculty colleges. unique research opportunities andand access to leading-edgeleading-edge “Regardless if you are an technology. undergradundergrad looking for the full

66 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

NORMAN TRIPP NANCY BLOSSER SCOTT ADAMS DR. BILL BRYANT Chair Vice Chair ’87

DAVID FEDER ARMAND GROSSMAN DR. RAJENDRA P. GUPTA LALITA M. JANKE ’67, ’70, ’77

SHERRY PLYMALE DR. ERIC SHAW ROBERT STILLEY TOM WORKMAN ’71

Note: The Student Government President is also a member of the Board of Trustees.

FAU BASEBALL .08 67 Frank T. Brogan PRESIDENT — FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

education (the youngest person ever to hold that office), and, in 1999, lieutenant governor on the Bush-Brogan ticket. He had just been elected to a second term as lieutenant governor when he decided to seek the presidency of his alma mater, FAU.

FRANK T. BROGAN President Brogan has been a became became the fifth champion of public education president of Florida Atlantic all his life. He considers his University in March 2003. most important achievement as Previously, he was lieutenant commissioner of education to governor of Florida, the state’s have been building greater commissioner of education, accountability into Florida’s superintendent of schools in public school system, and he Martin County, Florida, and is a strong advocate of a principal, assistant principal, accountability in higher dean and fifth-grade teacher in education as well. His goals Martin County public schools. for FAU include supporting its

For 2007-08, President Brogan was named to the NCAA Board of FDirectors for Division I.

President Brogan and his twin continued growth as an brother, John, were born in important center of teaching, Cincinnati, Ohio, the youngest research and public service of six children. The first member activities; increasing access of his family to graduate from to higher education across college, President Brogan the University’s seven-county received a bachelor’s degree in service region; encouraging President Brogan and son Colby John are frequent attendees at education magna cum laude from diversity in FAU’s student body, FAU athletic events. the University of Cincinnati in faculty and staff; supporting against cancer—a disease that also serves as vice president 1976. Two years later, he moved world-class research initiatives; claimed the life of his first wife, of the Sun Belt Conference’s to Florida to teach at Port fostering close, mutually Mary. He has used his remarkable Executive Committee, which Salerno Elementary School on the supportive relationships with the speaking ability to crusade in the provides oversight for the Treasure Coast. He continued his communities the University fight against breast cancer and conference through approval education at FAU earning a serves; and making FAU an ever- he currently serves as statewide of conference-wide rules/ master’s degree in education in stronger engine of economic chairman of Florida’s Dialogue on legislation, the conference 1981. In rapid succession, he development for South Florida. Cancer. He has received a public office budget and tournament became dean of students at service award from the Pioneers championship sites and Indiantown Middle School, In addition to championing in Prostate Cancer. other duties. assistant principal and then education, President Brogan has served as a leader for other principal at Murray Middle For 2007-08, President Brogan important causes. During the School, Martin County’s elected was named to the NCAA Board past few years, he has become superintendent of schools, of Directors for Division I. He Florida’s commissioner of especially involved in the fight

68 Dr. Roy Levow NCAA FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE

Levow’s efforts will blend nicely with systems department and then joined and has three times served as head of his relationships as the past president the computer science department the university/faculty senate. He has of the University Faculty Senate, a when it was formed. also served the University in a variety position that saw him hold a seat on of advisory roles on issues related to He has served terms as chair of the Board of Trustees. computing. mathematics and computer science Levow is a professor and associate and engineering. Most recently, he Dr. Levow earned his bachelor’s and chair for Broward programs in the was responsible for developing the doctoral degrees in mathematics and department of Computer Science and undergraduate degree program in applied mathematics, respectively, Engineering at Florida Atlantic. He information engineering technology from the University of Pennsylvania. DR. ROY LEVOW joined FAU in 1970 with the charge of for students with an AS degree in Prior to FAU he held positions in was named Florida Atlantic University’s establishing the University’s first computing technology. industry and at the University of NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative program in computer science housed Hawaii. Upon Levow’s arrival at FAU he by President Brogan in May 2007. in the mathematics department. He became involved in faculty governance later transferred to the computer

FAU Athletics Hall of Fame

Inaugural Class (2006)

Laurence Bensimon Keith Foley Yolanda Griffith Whitney Kraft Noemi Lung (Swimming ‘87) (Baseball ’83-’94) (Basketball ’92) (Tennis ‘81’-83) (Swimming ’90-’92, ’97-’00 Associate Coach)

Class (2007)

Nikki Myers Steve Traylor Oliver Agh Craig Buchanan (Softball ’99-’02) (Baseball Head Coach (Swimming ’95-’99) (Basketball ’93-’97) ’81-‘87)

Cecilie Lundgreen Kim Pruitt Mike Ryan (Golf ’93-‘97) (Volleyball 95-’98) (Baseball ’82-’84) 2003 Football Team

FAU BASEBALL .08 69 Craig Angelos DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

capture five or more women’s championships. His leadership in 2006-07 saw the Owls flourish in the department’s first full-season in the Sun Belt Conference and the Atlantic Soccer Conference. During Angelos’ tenure, the Owls have captured 12 conference titles and FAU has represented CRAIG ANGELOS the University in postseason w as named director of Athletics at competition 17 times. Four Florida Atlantic University in July individuals earned All-America status 2003, assuming oversight while two earned Academic All- responsibility for the institution's America honors. The department’s 17-team intercollegiate athletic commitment to a holistic approach programs. Since that time the total to student athlete excellence shows L-R: Alayna, Aaron, Abigail, Alivia, Kristin, Craig, Austin and Alexis number of sports has grown to 18 with more than 35% of the student- and the department services more athletes maintaining a 3.0 GPA and than 500 student-athletes. with the National Consortium for head coach and newly hired head football program and was coach Rex Walters. Attendance instrumental in negotiating a Angelos enthusiastically embraced Academics and Sports honoring FAU continued to climb and under Nike contract for 23 of its 24 sports. his multi-faceted role and has as an Academics and Sports Walters’ direction the Owls hosted Previously, he was at the University moved at a rapid pace to take the Outreach and Community Service the first round of the Sun Belt of Miami (FL) for eight years, program to newer heights, by Program Honor Roll member in Conference tournament in a serving in a variety of positions but working with President Brogan, FAU 2005. This was made possible in basketball environment that is primarily as the second in command students and staff. His philosophy part due to the recent creation of a unmatched in the Owls 18-year under UM’s athletics director Paul for running a successful Champs/Lifeskills program that history. Dee. Prior to Miami, he spent three intercollegiate athletic program is assists the student-athletes years at the NCAA as a legislative built on four fundamental principles: development in the areas of Almost immediately after his arrival assistant interpreting the institutional control, academic academic and athletic excellence, at FAU, Angelos initiated a master association’s rules and regulations. excellence, fiscal integrity and personal and career development plan and review of all athletic He has served as an intercollegiate winning championships. and community service. facilities. His plan’s implementation athletics administrator for nearly began in the fall of 2006 with a new He took over a young athletic Perhaps, most significantly, under 16 years. $4.5 million track and field complex department and immediately Angelos’ leadership the department that opened in the spring of 2007 A graduate of the Creighton negotiated entrance into the Sun has been able to develop a balanced and welcomed fans with the first University School of Law in Omaha, Belt Conference (one of the 11 budget plan and has witnessed a spring game being played in April NE, Angelos worked for a short time 1-A conferences) and developed a steady rise in community on the new field. Weeks prior to the in a mid-size litigation firm in Los plan and to lead the institution’s involvement and donor commitment track opening celebration, a $10 Angelos, CA. However, he ultimately transition from NCAA Div. I-AA to providing more scholarship dollars million renovation began on the decided to combine his legal I-A. He initiated the University’s each year. arena called home by the men’s and background and his love for brand identity campaign which came His complete renovation of women’s basketball team as well as athletics and gravitated towards a to conclusion in 2005 and has fundraising measures has resulted in volleyball. Perhaps the gem of the career in intercollegiate athletics. become a revenue stream for both major gift increases of 400%, an projects includes the plan of During his undergraduate years at the University and athletics. Along Owl Club fund increase of 130% and building an on-campus football Brigham Young University in Provo, the way, a television contract was an increase in special event revenue venue that would solidify the UT, Angelos was the starting first secured in 2004 that saw ESPN and of 150%. Angelos’ efforts to market athletic department's position baseman on the varsity squad. He Fox Sports become regulars at both the teams, build a fan base and among top-tier institutions. More later played for one year in the home and away football contests; showcase the University on national importantly, the entire University Italian professional baseball league something FAU has repeated year television have greatly enhanced the would benefit by his vision of in Buttrio, Italy. after year. The department also overall image of the athletics developing an “innovation village” became the fourth university within The 45-year-old Angelos and his program. that would create much needed the state of Florida to have an all- wife, Kristin, have been married for additional student housing, retail sports apparel deal with Nike, Angelos has also hired two new 22 years. They will gain another establishments, additional parking, joining Florida State, Florida and basketball coaches. In April 2005, intercollegiate prospective in 2007- and a hotel and conference center. Miami. In 2005-06 the bar of he brought Matt Doherty back to the 08 as their eldest daughter Alayna success was raised with seven of the college ranks. In just one season, Prior to coming to FAU, he was the (18) joins the women’s basketball 10 sponsored FAU sports advancing men’s basketball revenues tripled deputy director of Athletics and team at BYU. The couple has five to postseason play. In all, FAU and attendance more than doubled. chief operating officer at Indiana other children, Alexis (15), Abigail captured five conference women’s That foundation, laid by both University. While there, he (12), Austin (10), Aaron (7) and championships and was one of just Angelos and Doherty, was continued supervised many aspects of the Alivia (4). eight schools nationally to in 2006-2007 by former associate athletic department including the

70 BASEBALL… used one of the nation’s most powerful offenses to reach the conference tournament in the team’s first year in the Sun Belt. For the first time in MEN’S BASKETBALL earned the program history, the no. 6 seed in the Sun Belt Conference team had two Tournament, thanks to individuals finish with the conference’s a .400-plus batting most efficient average, and Robbie offensive attack in Widlansky broke FAU’s terms of field goal single-season mark with a percentage. The Owls .430 average. He was also led the conference in named the Sun Belt’s assists and had two Player of the Year after athletes voted onto the posting one of the best All-Conference Second- offensive seasons in Sun Belt Team. FAU hosted a history and earned Louisville First Round Sun Belt Slugger All-American honors. Tournament game against The Owls finished in the top-10 Florida International, in the nation in batting average, picking up a 91-88 overtime runs scored, home runs per game win in Head Coach Rex and slugging percentage, while FAU Walters’ postseason debut. hurlers ranked eighth in strikeouts The other highlight win during per nine innings. In total seven the season was a 78-73 triumph players were offered professional at perennial power Western baseball contracts. Kentucky.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL saw Head Coach Chancellor Dugan pick up win no. 100 against Akron on November 17, 2006. She is just the second FAU women’s basketball coach to reach the century mark, joining Wayne Allen, who finished with 167 wins. Dugan was also nominated for the Palm Beach County Coach of the Year award. The Owls picked up their first Sun Belt win against New Orleans at the FAU Arena.

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71 CHEER TEAM performs regularly MEN’S GOLF had three at home and away football games, men’s and women’s basketball top-five finishes in its first season home games and is a constant at community events. The squad, under Angelo Sands, who was hired on Nov. 17, 2006 shorthanded due to injury, placed 12th at nationals in 2007 as the head coach. The Owls have seven projected and performed an exhibition at King of the Jungle in Fort returners, giving the 2007-08 squad a veteran Lauderdale. The team finished second in 2001 and 2003 at presence that will help boost the program under the the NCA competition and owns a national pairs championship. direction of Sands.

CROSS COUNTRY finished 5th on the women’s side and 11th on the men’s at the Sun Belt Championships under Head Coach Alex Smolka. The women had two runners WOMEN’S who narrowly missed qualifying for the NCAA National GOLF Championships with strong showings at the NCAA Regional. The finished third at the Sun women’s team won three meets during the year, while the men Belt Conference Tournament earned one victory and three top-three finishes. under the guidance of Head Coach Joan Joyce. The Owls had DANCE has garnered national attention in the last few an individual take top honors years. The squad performs at football and basketball games, as three times in 2006-07, and the well as pep rallies and charitable events, featuring dozens of team won the Cincinnati Springs routines and nearly as many creative outfits and dance Invitational. Sophomore styles. The program placed second in the nation in 2005 Praewnapa Phol-Uayporn earned at the National Dance Association competition and All-Conference honors and was a helped raise money for programs such as strong candidate for the NCAA Breast Cancer Awareness during Regional. the 2006-07 season.

FOOTBALL played the nation’s fourth most difficult non-conference schedule. The experience gained got the Owls off to a threatening Sun Belt start, startling many who had picked the league’s newcomer last. FAU finished 4-3 in the Belt and were in the hunt for a bowl appearance late into the season. The Owls played before a record crowd at Clemson, faced off against Steve Spurrier and also traveled to Kansas State and Oklahoma State. The inexperienced team showed maturity and ability with several players, specifically Frantz Simeon, being listed among the nation’s statistical leaders. At season’s end, Nello Faulk worked out for several NFL teams and attended the Jaguar’s mini-camp. Two players continued to shine in Europe and Lawrence Gordon returned to the CFL.

MEN’S SOCCER had an eventful year under Head Coach Kos Donev. The team advanced to the finals of the Atlantic Soccer Conference Tournament in its first year in the league. FAU would end the season with a 7-9-1 record and place two players on the All-Atlantic Soccer Conference second team.

72 WOMEN’S SOCCER had a seven-game winning streak at one point and posted eight more shutouts on the way to earning the no. 4 seed in the Sun Belt Championship Tournament. The Owls advanced to the second round before falling to eventual conference champion Denver. FAU placed three on all-conference teams and two on the all-tournament team. A 2-1 win over rival Miami highlighted the 2006 campaign.

MEN’S TENNIS saw the development of standout freshman Olivier Sajous, as he rocketed up the national rankings to no. 63, the highest ranking ever for an FAU individual. The Owls played every opponent tough, despite a roster made entirely of newcomers, with seven defeats by the slimmest of margins (4- 3) and nearly upset the no. 2 seed Middle Tennessee, in SOFTBALL won both the regular season and the Sun Belt Tournament’s opening round under the postseason Sun Belt Championships and swept the direction of second-year Head Coach David Komie. Sun Belt’s Player, Pitcher and Coach of the Year awards. The Owls had the highest RPI of any team not invited to participate in an NCAA Regional. It was WOMEN’S TENNIS earned a spot just the second time since 1999 that FAU did not in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament under Head participate in a regional. The Owls won three games Coach Mary Dailey in the team’s first season as a on Championship Saturday to emerge from the conference member. All but one of the squad’s top six loser’s bracket as conference champions, their performers are projected to return. The Owls claimed victories 10th postseason title in the last 11 years. over Central Arkansas, Dartmouth, New Jersey Tech, Duquesne, Sacred Heart, Siena and Arkansas State in 2006-07.

WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD earned 8th place finishes at both the indoor and outdoor Sun Belt Championships under Head Coach Alex Smolka. Owl freshman Friederike Feil won two events and was named Freshman of the Year and Outstanding Women's Track Performer at the indoor championships. During the outdoor campaign, the Owls produced three automatic qualifiers for the NCAA East Regional.

VOLLEYBALL advanced to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament in the team’s first season as a conference member. SWIMMING AND DIVING defended their Sun Belt The team will be the first to play Conference crown and had a swimmer advance to the NCAA Championships in the newly renovated FAU for the third time in the last four years. Head Coach Steve Eckelkamp and Arena, which underwent a $10 Diving Coach Ashleye Henyan both earned Women’s Coach of the Year million facelift over the summer. honors. The men’s team finished fifth at the Sun Belt Championship and Head Coach Jody Brown is broke three school records during the season. approaching his 200th win at FAU. 73 Michelle Brown, Ed.D. ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/ DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

at FAU and is responsible for Brown earned a full athletic from West Virginia University. In coordinating the NCAA’s Academic scholarship in volleyball at West 1995, Brown married Jody Brown Progress Rate (APR) initiatives. Her Virginia University. She had a and returned to Boca Raton where primary objective is to ensure that successful athletic career, earning her husband became FAU’s head student-athletes have the resources several awards, including GTE volleyball coach. While working and support structure in place to Region-2 All-Conference Academic full-time at FAU, she earned her reach their educational goals. First Team and the Atlantic-10 All- doctorate in education in Conference First Team. Brown educational leadership, higher Brown has been at FAU since 1997. continues to hold individual WVU education administration. DR. MICHELLE Before taking her position with the records in career digs and service DOMAS BROWN SACAE in October 2002, she was an Dr. Brown and Jody have one aces. She graduated with honors in was named the director for the assistant director for Freshman son, Kaja (3). four years with a bachelor of arts Student-Athlete Center for Programs. Throughout her tenure at in international studies and foreign Academic Excellence in 2005. FAU, she has worked with students languages. Brown, who reports to the Dean in many capacities focusing on for Undergraduate Studies, their personal development and Having earned the Atlantic-10 Post oversees the student athlete academic success. Graduate Scholarship and a graduate teaching position, she center for academic excellence, The balance between academics continued her education by earning serves as a liaison between the and athletics has been a very a master of arts in foreign language athletic and academic communities important part of Brown’s life.

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74 Center for Academic Excellence

Florida Atlantic University is committed to each student-athlete as a total person. Participation in athletics is important, but it represents only one aspect of a student-athlete’s college experience. Student-athletes at Florida Atlantic University have the opportunity to participate in one of the top athletic programs in the country. More importantly, they have the opportunity to earn a degree from an outstanding academic institution, one that will provide them with the necessary skills and experiences to find success and fulfillment well beyond college.

The University’s commitment to the student-athlete is a dual one. Participation in the athletic arena is not viewed as an obstacle to the attainment of one’s educational goals, rather it is seen as a complementary activity. Each supports the other. Athletic excellence is stressed, but academic achievement is never compromised.

The University realizes that student-athletes are required to commit a large percentage of their personal time to University-sponsored athletic activities. For this reason, the University recognizes the need for a support program for its intercollegiate athletes. The Student-Athlete Center for Academic Excellence is designed to assist all student-athletes in achieving their educational goals.

Academic counselors work collaboratively with faculty and campus advising centers to ensure that student-athletes are taking the appropriate classes and making progress toward their degrees. Counselors also work with students on a variety of learning Keva Anderson-Konsker Rebekah Gingras Brian O’Hara enhancement activities, including study skills and Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Academic Counselor time management strategies. In addition to individualized counseling, a comprehensive tutorial program is also available to student-athletes through the Academic Center. Tutors come highly recom- mended by faculty and they are generally available to work with students in all subject areas.

The Student-Athlete Center for Academic Excellence also coordinates community outreach and “life skills” activities for FAU student-athletes. FAU takes considerable pride in the accomplishments of our student-athletes in the community. In fact, the FAU Athletic Department was recognized recently by the National Consortium of Academics and Sport as one of Shallene Joseph Ryan McDannold the top universities in the country for commitment to Academic Counselor Academic Counselor community service.

FAU BASEBALL .08 75 CHAMPS/Life Skills Program Florida Atlantic’s CHAMPS/Life Skills Program made a transition in 2006-2007 from a program that was administered through the Center for Academic Excellence to one that is embraced by the entire athletics department.

programming has been conducted through a series of workshops designed to help students not only make a successful transition to college life, but also to prepare them for success beyond FAU once they graduate. Recent workshops have focused on time management, study skills, drug and alcohol awareness, gambling, financial planning, sport psychology, health and wellness topics and better interview techniques. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT FAU’s Life Skills program also that is currently in place at FAU, the student-athlete population. includes sections for the First Year certain topics (e.g., time Students’ involvement with this The Student-Athlete Center for Experience course (SLS 1501) that management, freshmen transitional class has had a positive impact on Academic Excellence offers a variety are specifically designed for issues, drug and alcohol education, their academic performance and of personal development programs freshmen student-athletes. While communicating with the media, helps them build a community. for student athletes. In recent the curriculum for these classes will etc.) are taught in a manner that years, FAU’s personal development follow the traditional SLS model will help meet the unique needs of

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY CAREER DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (SAAC)

Each athletic team at FAU has Florida Atlantic is located at least two representatives on in the third best real the Student-Athlete Advisory estate market in the U.S. Council (SAAC), a leadership Boca Raton’s miles of and service organization that sandy coastline and direct exists for the betterment of flights into every major the student-athlete city in the U.S. has experience. SAAC meetings attracted multiple Fortune provide students with a 500 businesses and there vehicle to express any is nearly 5.4 million concerns they may square feet of prime office have with existing space. Simply said, practices and to offer students athletes are afforded the opportunity to be teamed with some of suggestions for the best mentors in the country. FAU’s mentor program is designed to improvements in the match FAU student athletes with business people in the greater South future. The SAAC also Florida community with organizes a wide similar fields of interest. variety of community Mentors become off- outreach activities each semester. Senior soccer player Megan Coyne campus advisors to served as president of FAU’s SAAC in a year that saw SAAC participate in students, able to several outreach events including fundraisers for the American Cancer introduce students who Society and for the University of New Orleans. Coyne was also selected by are well schooled in the Sun Belt Conference to represent its 11 members at the National SAAC theory to the real and Meetings. SACC organized a holiday party and donated gifts to a practical world of community of underprivileged youth, worked a YMCA haunted house and business. The program is visited several local elementary schools. In 2007-2008 Chris Eberthart also a fine opportunity (baseball) will serve as the SAAC president, Jarrid Smith (football) vice for students to make president, Jessica Badder (women’s soccer) secretary and Brittney Comer friends in the business (women’s soccer) will serve as the treasure. community and receive advice and help from successful people. 76 COMMUNITY SERVICE

Throughout the academic year, FAU’s student-athletes continuously interact with several community organizations through clinics, fundraisers, and educational enhancement initiatives in schools, after-school programs, and non-profit organizations. Here are a few organizations that teamed with the Owls in 2006-2007

• YMCA • JC Mitchell • Girl Scouts • American Cancer Society • Dixie Manor Community Center • Local Elementary Schools

FAU's student-athletes, coaches, and administrators show a commitment to service as they are involved in a wide range of community outreach activities throughout the year. FAU believes in the importance of interaction between the student-athletes and the community and strives to uphold a broad based program of service to the greater South Florida region. This comprehensive community outreach program helps the student-athletes develop an appreciation for and a life-long commitment to volunteerism. Owls in the Community

77 Athletic Department Administration

s Since coming to Florida Atlantic, Dawson has placed the responsibility of overseeing several sports. He has her fingerprints on the quality of game operations. been a constant through the administrative changes. ation Included in her overall plan to improve facilities was Hayward came to FAU after serving as Florida Inter- the recent addition of a track complex and to bring national University’s Compliance Retention and AD, ssociate A the arena back on-line after a complete renovation. Academic Support Athletic Coordinator from January She also works hand-in-hand with the training and 1992 to February 1996.

Business Oper Business equipment rooms to encompass the needs of the While at FIU, he was directly responsible for the entire athletic department. She supervises several MICHAEL BOELE academic support of 240 student-athletes, evaluation individual teams and spearheads the department’s of incoming transcripts, intervention and retention efforts to assure the equity and student welfare of group for at-risk students, the academic study hall the entire department, many times taking the lead program and interpretation of NCAA bylaws and rules. Michael Boele was hired at Florida Atlantic from the SAAC committee, which she sponsors. Hayward, who received his masters of science in in October of 2007 as an associate AD of Business Dawson came to FAU from Florida State University. sports administration in December of 1991 from Operations. She will be responsible for overseeing While the title of SWA is new for her, the inner St. Thomas University, came to Florida from Tennessee and managing the FAU budget. working of college athletics is not. The Inverness, FL Technological University where he served as Boele arrives at FAU from the University of North native held various positions at FSU during her 12- Admissions Counselor for the University’s Office Florida, where she was named the first business year tenure. She began as an equipment manager for of Admissions from 1988 to 1990. manager in UNF history in August of 2001. Along the Seminoles and continued her career in an with handling and managing North Florida’s budget, administrative role, primarily working with women’s While at Tennessee Tech, he was responsible for she was responsible for a number of initiatives that volleyball, basketball and softball. gathering academic profiles of recently admitted furthered the athletic program. She was part of the She graduated in April of 1992, from Florida State, students, the presentations to prospective students reclassification team that was responsible for with a bachelor of science in physical education. and their parents, community college and high school visits, and evaluation of transcripts. implementing UNF’s strategic plan to move to The following fall, Dawson’s title changed once again Division I. She also led the initiative and supervised to Assistant Home Event Manager, a position that Hayward, who received his B.A. with an emphasis the process of changing the school’s logo, and provided her the opportunity to coordinate all in journalism in 1988 from Tennessee Tech University, initiated budget reform which allowed the athletic invitationals, conference championship and NCAA became involved with the support and advisement of department to increase their revenue. tournaments hosted by FSU. Foot Fraternity Inc (football) while working at Tech and continued his community support upon becoming Prior to her work at North Florida, Boele worked in She was again promoted in August of 1993 a resident of Miami. He was a four-year letterman for sports and athletics at a number of different places. to Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities and the Golden Eagles (’83-’85, ’97) and in the program’s She was named athletic ticket manager at Drake Operations, a position she held until her departure extended history is one of seven to rush for 1,000 University in 1998, two years later she was promoted from FSU for FAU. As FSU’s Assistant Director of yards (1,021 ’85). to business manager. While she was there, she Facilities, Dawson directly supervised the daily coordinated ticket sales for the women’s basketball operations of volleyball, soccer and softball and He has been a road race coordinator for the Miami team’s trip to the NCAA tournament in 2000 and assisted in the daily game operations for tennis and Runners Club and has served on the board of 2001. She also worked in ticket sales as well as swimming. She also served as the manager for eight directors. Hayward also volunteers for Boys Town of media relations for the former Orlando Wahoos of the athletic facilities was the liaison between FSU and Florida, Miami division, and was a football coach for National Pro Fastpitch League of softball in 1997. She Nike and supervised an equipment staff of five, all the North Miami Parks’ Recreation Department. began her career in media relations, as an intern for while earning a master of science in athletic Hayward resides in Miami with his wife, Lisa, and Florida Citrus Sports and the Chicago White Sox administration in April of 1996. three children, Christian (11), Myles (8) and Virginia during spring training. Along with that, she Brya (4). volunteered in media relations for the World Cup and She has served as the tournament director or Olympic Soccer Trials. assistant tournament director for ACC Championships, NCAA Regional Championships, a 24-team softball Y A native of Chicago, IL, Boele received her bachelor’s tournament and the 1996 NCAA Division I Women’s degree in exercise sports science with a specialty in Tennis Championship. sports management from the University of Florida ssociate AD in 1995. A ance or ator YWARD BRIAN MCNEEL AD, ssociate A WSON A ministr d ED HA ate AD, Seni ector of Compli ector of

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A Associate Athletics Director, a position that will work W hand-in-hand with Athletics Director Craig Angelos as

MELISS well as each the FAU administrative team members. Ed Hayward came to FAU in March 1996, with the daunting task of establishing a strong compliance McNeely brought nearly 30 years of college athletic Melissa Dawson became Florida Atlantic office while preparing and guiding the University experience to a program that has been competing in University’s Associate Athletic Director and Senior through the NCAA Self Study. He accomplished task baseball for less than 30 years basketball for less Women’s Administrator June 1, 2001. She is the one and has proved invaluable as both a certification than 20 seasons and football for just seven. University’s first person to hold the SWA position, officer and as an ear for coaches, players and in a full-time capacity, demonstrating the His broad based experience as a collegiate football administrators, especially in problem resolution. University’s commitment both togrowth and to the coach and as a president/CEO and founder of two development of women’s sports. Hayward was rewarded in the winter of 1999 with a corporations, will serve the department well as it promotion to Associate AD at which time he assumed continues to grow and strive for new successes.

78 McNeely began his coaching career at Butler County promotions, sports information, fundraising, radio and f

Community College in 1978-1979 as an assistant TV contracts, corporate sales, tickets and event CK coach and as a head coach from 1982-84. He has also operations. While at UMKC, Mohajir was responsible

coached at Pratt Community College (1981), for a 450 percent increase in the educational athletics TRINA a Relations a Relations

University of Kansas (1985), Garden City Community endowment. He oversaw an 80 percent increase in KA

College where he served as the head Football Coach sponsorships and an 89 percent upswing in the edi M

and Assistant Dean of Admissions from 1986-1991. athletics fund donor base. There was also a 33 MCCORMA McNeely then roamed the sidelines as Idaho State percent increase in ticket revenue under his direction.

University’s Head Coach from 1992-1996. McNeely One of his more visible accomplishments was leading o AD, Director ssistant then moved from an educational environment to non- the fundraising and construction efforts for a new A for profit when he began fundraising and served as training room and strength and conditioning center. the director for Fellowship of Christian Athletes Prior to working at UMKC, Mohajir was a football Katrina McCormack came to Florida (1998-99). He returned to college athletics on a ticket sales and promotions account executive for the Atlantic University in July of 1991 with the fulltime basis in 2000 when he served as the University of Kansas from 1996-97, and was an responsibility of a one person NCAA Division II University of Colorado’s Director of Football assistant offensive line and gameday special team's department that handled all media relations activity Operations/ Recruiting. McNeely delved back into football coach for the Jayhawks from 1993-96. for 14 sports. Since that time, FAU has moved to coaching at Indiana University where he served as Mohajir graduated from Arkansas State with a major Division I, joined the Atlantic Sun conference, set the Assistant Head Football Coach and Recruiting in sports management and a minor in marketing in in motion a move to the Sun Belt Conference, and Coordinator from 2002-2004. 1993, where he was a starter on the football team. has added three additional sports. Seeing a communication and research need for He earned a master's degree in sports management The Media Relations Office has also grown to college recruiters, McNeely founded and serves as the from the University of Kansas in 1997. encompass two other full-time staff members and CEO of a Sports Management company. He Mohajir and his wife, Julie, have two daughters, Maria two interns. While McCormack primarily works with also serves as the President and Founder of Global (6) and Molly (4). football, she also writes for several on-campus Refuge International, an organization that provides magazines, oversees the implementation of the international relief and developmental organization website, broadcast outlets and day-to-day functions g for acute medical care around the world. Two of his g of the department.

three children currently work for GRI. sin She has enjoyed working NCAA Championship events cen MON T McNeely has been married for 28 years and has three arketin for volleyball, softball, baseball, the national men's A

children (Shaunessy, Jaden and LoriAnne). AD ssistant d Li

A soccer championship, women's basketball, men's

an basketball, including the round of 16, and most recently served as media coordinator for the s of M ector of Division I-AA Football Semi-Final Championship. Dir McCormack also spent the summer of 1996 working DEXTER L at the Olympics.

AD, ssociate Prior to coming to FAU, the Florida native, worked A Dexter LaMont was hired as director of two years as the Sports Information Director for the

External Relation External marketing for Florida Atlantic University in July of Sunshine State Conference. Her first year working in 2002. LaMont is responsible for developing the field of sports information was as a graduate

TERRY MOHAJIR marketing and promotion plans to increase assistant at Austin Peay State University, fulfilling a attendance/ticket sales for all home events, one-year mentorship requirement by the United enhancing advertising inventory, and incor- States Sports Academy, where she obtained a Terry Mohajir was named Florida Atlantic porating clients needs into game-day experiences, master's degree. University's Associate Athletics Director for all in an effort to increase spectator interaction. Development in December 2004, and assumed McCormack's undergraduate work was at Florida He also serves as the liaison for collegiate Southern College, where she was a member of a new responsibilities in December of 2006 as the licensing with SMA for the University. Associate AD for External Relations. The added nationally ranked softball team, a team that responsibilities of overseeing development, Prior to joining FAU, LaMont served two years appeared in three NCAA Regionals and one World marketing, ticket sales, corporate sales and the media as the director of women’s marketing and Series during her four-year tenure. She graduated in relations department are both a compliment to his promotions at Oklahoma State University. His 1988 with a degree in communications. ability to raise unrestricted dollars necessary to duties included the marketing management of all McCormack resides in Boca Raton with her husband balance the athletic department's budget and the Cowgirl athletics, including game operations and John and sons Conor and Shane. need to centralize efforts. public and community relations. Since coming to Florida Atlantic he has been heavily Prior to his appointment at OSU, LaMont was a involved in creating a comprehensive fundraising marketing assistant at Florida State University for program with a focus on major gifts, the annual fund two years. His primary responsibilities included and special events. Since Mohajir arrived, the marketing management for volleyball, softball, department has enhanced the major gift program 400 and all other Seminoles Olympic sports. He also percent, and has increased Owl Club giving 130 assisted in a similar capacity with football and percent. In addition, the special events revenues have women’s basketball. increased 150 percent. He also coordinates all LaMont graduated from Florida State University fundraising efforts for the proposed 170 million in 1998, and is married to the former dollars worth of facilities expansions. Shannon Edwards. Mohajir joined the staff after serving in a similar role at the University of Missouri-Kansas City from 1997- 2004. As the assistant athletics director for external relations at UMKC, Mohajir oversaw all marketing and FAU BASEBALL .08 79 Medical Staff

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as a graduate assistant at LSU from June 2002 through June 2004, which included the Tigers National Championship season. He was also responsible for both men's and women's track and field, which also captured a national title.

Prior to LSU, Burnside served as a John Burnside joined student-athletic trainer at UCF and Florida Atlantic University's athletic was involved with the 2002 Gridiron training staff in March of 2006 from Classic. McNeese State University where he was an assistant athletic trainer. Burnside obtained his master's degree Prior to that he spent a season with from LSU in the spring of 2004 with NFL Europe working for the Cologne an emphasis in exercise physiology. Centurines as an assistant athletic He earned an undergraduate degree trainer. Prior to heading overseas, he in athletic training from UCF in 2002. served as a seasonal intern for the The South Florida native holds Carolina Panthers from July 2004 certification with the NATA, the through January 2005. America Heart Association and the National Society of College Scholars. Coming to FAU marks his return to the college ranks but, his first without dual responsibility of academics and work. Burnside served

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80 Dr. Len Remia, M.D.

TEAM PHYSICIAN

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Dr. David Westerdahl, M.D.

TEAM PHYSICIAN

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Dr. Gregory J. Gilot, M.D.

TEAM PHYSICIAN

orthopedic surgeon. He special- treatment of traumatic injuries New Orleans, followed by izes in shoulder repair and to the knee. an adult shoulder fellowship replacement, including disorders at University of Texas, San of the rotator cuff, shoulder Dr. Gilot double majored in Antonio. Dr. Gilot is a member instability, degenerative and biology and psychology at of several professional societies, inflammatory arthritis of the Duquesne University in including the American Academy shoulder, and revision shoulder Pittsburgh before earning his of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the surgery. In addition, Dr. Gilot is medical degree at Pennsylvania Florida Orthopaedic Society and Gregory J. Gilot, highly skilled in anterior cruciate State University. He completed the American Medical Association. M.D. joined Florida Atlantic ligament (ACL) reconstruction, his orthopaedic residency at University in 2006 as a team knee arthroscopy, and the Louisiana State University in

FAU BASEBALL .08 81 Richard Staller, D.D.S. TEAM DENTIST

support a scholarship drive by naming a quarterback scholarship in honor of his father. Dr. Staller also currently serves as president of the Owl Club, the official booster organization of FAU Athletics.

Dr. Staller, who currently practices in Delray Beach with his staff and three dental specialists, is a There is an old saying of “put graduate of Villanova University and your money where your mouth is.” Temple University School of Dental Dr. Richard Staller, Florida Atlantic Medicine. He is a member and University's 48th Football Founder, fellow of many national and joined in head coach Howard international organizations Schnellenberger's efforts to bring including the Academy of General football to the FAU campus and has Dentistry, the Academy of Cosmetic backed up his efforts by helping Dentistry, the International with the Owl Club and by working Congress of Oral Implantology, and with the athletic training staff. He the International Academy for is the department's first and only Sports Dentistry. Dr. Staller is on team dentist and has totally staff at several local hospitals and dedicated himself to making the has lectured extensively all over the life experience of student-athletes United States on various dental better, through his efforts to topics including cosmetics, institute a custom mouth guard implants, reconstruction, and sports program for all FAU athletes as dentistry. well as treating all other dental needs. His devotion to the program and family was also a perfect link when he encouraged the athletic department's Champions Club to

Head Equipment Manager Mike Short, Athletics Director Craig Angelos and Team Dentist Dr. Richard Staller at Louisiana-Lafayette

Dr. Bruce Fischer, D.C., P.A. Dr. Robert Klein, D.C.

82 Athletic Facilities THE TOM OXLEY ATHLETIC CENTER

Tom Oxley, a local businessman, FAU alum and avid polo enthusiast, stepped forward with a donation that allowed the athletic center to become a reality. The 54,000-square-foot, state- of-the-art facility houses the football locker room, training room, weight room, meeting rooms and coaches’ offices. The Oxley Center also houses individual locker rooms for women’s track, soccer, softball and volleyball, as well as the respective coaches’ offices. The athletics director and administrative staff also call the Oxley Center home. All FAU students are welcome to use the computer study labs and classrooms. The facility overlooks the baseball “B” field, FAU Field, FAU Softball Stadium, the Boca Raton Airport and two football practice fields.

TENNIS COURTS

FAU’s men’s and women’s tennis programs make use of two tennis facilities. The newly renovated FAU courts complete the athletic complex, with six lighted courts nestled among FAU Stadium, the Aquatic Center and FAU Field. The two programs also utilize Patch Reef Park, a facility that houses 17 lighted tennis courts and locker rooms for both teams.

TRACK AND FIELD COMPLEX

FAU Track opened on January 11, 2007 and was available for immediate use by FAU’s indoor/outdoor track and cross country programs, as well as the entire student body. The $4.2 million project features FieldTurf in the center of the eight-lane track, along with four long jump pits, a high jump area and two pole vault pits. FAU Track is located directly behind FAU Arena and east of FAU Softball Stadium.

FAU BASEBALL .08 83 BASEBALL STADIUM

FAU Stadium is home to one of the most respected and successful programs in NCAA baseball history. The Owls, who were ranked as high as no. 8 nationally in 1999, utilize both FAU Stadium and the “B” field, which is used primarily as a practice facility. The “B” field was the original home of the baseball program, but with growing support, FAU Stadium was constructed in 1991. Plans are once again in the works for a new baseball facility as part of Florida Atlantic’s efforts to maintain top-notch athletic facilities. FAU Stadium features AAA baseball lighting, is known as the best playing surface in South Florida and recently received an endorsement from Cal Ripken Jr. FAU fans enjoy the beach/picnic atmosphere along each foul line where beach chairs, coolers and family fun are a staple.

FOOTBALL PRACTICE FIELDS The two full-sized football practice fields behind the Oxley Center are used not only by SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYING FIELD the Owls’ booming football program, but by FAU Field was completed as part of a 10-year development program to create five on-campus several other teams within the athletic soccer fields in conjunction with the Greater Boca Raton Beach Tax District. FAU hosted the department as a means for strength training Atlantic Sun Conference women’s soccer championship in 2000 and 2003, and the University has and conditioning. The field features a served as a practice site for several international teams, Team USA and the women’s soccer commemorative memorial, dedicated to the professional combines. Recently, the U.S. Under-20 team faced Guatemala on FAU Field in front program’s first senior class in 2004. of 1,600 fans.

84 AQUATIC CENTER The Aquatic Center features an Olympic-sized meter pool and is home to FAU’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs. The pool has hosted the Independent Collegiate Conference Swim Meet and has served as the winter training facility for hundreds of collegiate swimmers and features a diving well for one and three meter events. The dive team also utilizes the facilities at the Coral Springs Aquatic Center for platform practice and competition.

FAU ARENA FAU Arena opened its doors to women’s basketball in 1984. Men’s basketball and women’s volleyball joined FAU Arena as tenants in 1988. The facility seats 5,000 and underwent a $10 million renovation in the summer of 2007. In addition to a new roof, renovated men’s and women’s locker rooms and an upgraded exterior, chair backs were added to the bleachers and a new video scoreboard was hung to give FAU Arena an exciting new feel as the programs grow in the Sun Belt Conference.

SOFTBALL STADIUM FAU Softball Stadium houses the most successful program in Florida Atlantic’s history. Through the assistance of FAU football, Hooters, Inc. and the State of Florida Title IX fund, the Owls can continue their success in one of the top facilities in the country. The Owls, who recently captured their 10th postseason conference championship in the last 11 years, play on a field lined with palm trees and a beautiful view of South Florida sunsets. The stadium is complete with concession stands, a press box and a covered batting cage along with recently remodeled dugouts

85 Mike Short EQUIPMENT MANAGER

Equipment Room. Just four years Championship teams at the later, Short was recognized by University of Miami ('83, '89, '91). his peers as the South Region Equipment Manager of the Year. Short has published two articles on equipment management in Athletic Short first met Coach Schnellenberger Business. He has also served as a after he transferred from the speaker at three AEMA (Athletic University of Georgia and became a Equipment Managers Association) MICHAEL SHORT student manager at the University conventions on shoulder pad joined FAU Football in the fall of of Miami, where Schnellenberger fitting. He is a frequent speaker at 2000 and was instrumental in the was coaching. high schools throughout Miami- purchase of all equipment and the Dade and Broward counties. He also layout of the Tom Oxley Center's Short's 23-year relationship with serves on the advisory council for UM (1977-2000) saw him develop Schutt Athletic, Riddell, and World Adam professionally from a student Sporting Goods. manager to the university's Pantelakos equipment manager, a position he The Miami native has one daughter, held from 1987 to 2000. He is one Kirsten Leigh (13). ASSISTANT of a handful who experienced the EQUIPMENT team's rise from near extinction to the '80's dominance, to the fall of MANAGER the early 90's and its return to power in 1999. Short was a member of the staff for three National

Short and daughter Kirsten

Tony Smith HEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

for 26 sports, working directly His professional achievements with football, and both men’s and include working with Ole Miss at women’s basketball. the Cotton Bowl as well as the 2002 NCAA men’s basketball From 1999-2001 he served as a tournament, the 2000 Gator Bowl graduate assistant at Clemson and the 1999 Peach Bowl with University where he assisted with Clemson, assisting with Gardner- 14 intercollegiate athletic teams Webb’s record NCAA Division II TONY SMITH was named and worked directly with football. turnaround in 1997 when the team Florida Atlantic University’s head His work at Clemson followed a improved from 2-9 to 8-3, and strength and conditioning coach in two-year stop at Gardner-Webb North Greenville College’s five May of 2005. University where he was the victories as an inaugural program. director of strength, speed and He came to FAU from the University conditioning. Smith is certified by the Collegiate of Mississippi where he served as Strength and Conditioning Coaches the senior strength and conditioning He has also worked as a defensive Association (CSCCa) and is a coach since 2001, and where he line coach at both Gardner-Webb, Specialist in Sports Conditioning worked directly with football and where he was a student coach from (SCC) by International Sports men’s basketball. 1997-1998, and at North Greenville Science Association. He is also a College from 1995-97. member of the Collegiate Strength Prior to Ole Miss, Smith served a and Conditioning Coaches Smith served in the military and stint at the University of Findlay Association. where he was the director of earned a rank of E-4 and received strength, speed and conditioning the Outstanding Achievement Award and Good Conduct Medal.

86 Matt Pleskovic Andrea Sweet ASSISTANT STRENGTH ASSISTANT STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH AND CONDITIONING COACH

87 Head Coaches

Jody Brown Kevin Cooney Mary Dailey Volleyball Baseball Women’s Tennis

Kos Donev Brian Dooley Chancellor Dugan Steve Eckelkamp Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Swimming/Diving

Heather Henderson Joan Joyce David Komie Dyanne Loput Cheer Softball and Women’s Golf Men’s Tennis Dance

Angelo Sands Howard Schnellenberger aAlex Smolk Rex Walters Golf Football Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/ Men’s Basketball Indoor and Outdoor Track

88 Athletics Department

Oliver Agh Keva Anderson- Michael Balado Justin Bauman Michelle Brown John Burnside Dave Caputo Yolanda Cole Assist. Swim Konsker A ssist. Men’s M en’s Basketball D ir. Center Academic Assist. Trainer Assist. Women’s Assist. Women’s A cademic Counselor Basketball Operations Excellence Basketball Basketball

Joe Corozza Steve Cutcher Ken Czerniak Danielle Daniel Hunter Davis Melissa Dawson Garrick Edwards Dr. Bruce Fischer Assist. Football Football Video Sport Turf Manager Assist. Business Assistant Equipment A ssoc. AD- A ssistant Trainer D.C., P.A. Manager Manager Facilities & Oper.

Christine Flood Amy Fortney Tony Fossas Johnny Frost Luis Gajardo Dr. Gregory J. Gilot Rebekah Gingras Chris Gnehm Dir ector, Ticket Men’s Basketball Assist. Baseball Assist. Football A ssist. Men’s Team Physician Academic Counselor A ssist. Women’s Operations Admin. Asst. Soccer Soccer

Jarrod Gravatt Jeff Guin Ed Hayward Ashley Henyan Kirk Hoza Darryl Jackson Justin Johnson Niki Jones Women’s Basketball Assist. Men’s Assoc. AD– Dive Assist. Football Assist. Football Medi a Relations Assist. Swim Operations Basketball Compliance

Karen Kelley Dr. Robert Klein Dexter LaMont John McCormack Katrina McCormack Vanessa Lefton Owen McGregor Shannon Litton Assistant Director, D.C., P.A Assist. AD–Marketing Assoc. Baseball Assist. AD– Secretary Center Assist. Track Assist. Women’s Compliance and Licensing Media Relations Acad. Excellence Basketball

FAU BASEBALL .08 89 Sergeant Norberto Lopez Lynn McClary Brian McNeely Terry Mohajir Wendell Moore Stephanie Nitsch Gary Nord Lester Lockett Assist. Baseball Adm. Assist. Assoc. AD Assoc. AD– Assist. Men’s Assistant Trainer Assist. Football Campus Liaison Football External Relations Basketball

Brian O’Hara Adam Pantelakos George Paskov Andrew Plenn Matthew Pleskovic Jared Plummer Todd Raasch Eli Rasheed Academic Counselor Assist. Equipment Assist. Grounds Nelligan Sports Assist. Strength Assist. Trainer Assist. Volleyball Assist. Football Manager Marketing

Dr. Len Remia Milorad Risdovic Jackie Robinson David Serna Mike Short Mitchell Smith Tony Smith Dr. Richard Staller Team Physician Assist. Grounds Assist. Grounds Assist. Football Head Equipment Sports Psychologist Head Strength Team Dentist Manager Owl Club President

John Stratton Betty Surman Andrea Sweet Nina Taylor Carrie Terrill Sean Todd Maryann Trapani John Vandevere Assist. Softball Office Assistant Assist. Strength Office Manager Assist. Women’s Coor. of Football Administrative Asst. Director of Football Soccer Operations Women’s Basketball Operations

Kurt Thomas Vuicich Chan Walker Dr. David Westerdahl Dale Williams Barkley Wyckoff VanValkenburgh Assist. Women’s Assist. Softball Team Physician Assist. Football Assist. Volleyball Assist. HC Football Golf

90 Outstanding Owls The following are just a few of many outstanding Owls — alumni of FAU — who have gone on in their professional careers to achieve success and recognition. These individuals are representative of the many FAU alumni who are making a difference in their professions and in their communities.

FAU BASEBALL .08 91 FAU All-Americans

Dan Sheffler Golf 1976-77 Nadia Kruger Swimming 400 Yard Relay 1990-91 Whitney Kraft Tennis 1982-83 Karen Kuether Keith Foley Baseball 1983-84 Noemi Lung Wendy Safford Mike Ryan Baseball 1984-85 Hillary White Swimming (100 yard breast) 1989-90 Kris Hnat Golf 1984-85 Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (400 yard IM) 1990-91 Bob Mucha Golf 1984-85 Wendy Safford Swimming (2) 1990-92 Karen Gray Golf 1984-86 Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (1650 yard free 2) 1990-92 Andrea Cox Tennis 1984-85 Karen Brewer Swimming 1990-92 Suzette Brinkerhoff Diving (1 meter) 1984-86 Kathryn Yarnall Swimming 1992 Bev Cox Swimming (100 fly, 500 free) 1985-86 Kelly Rawding Swimming 1992 Nadia Kruger, Swimming Per Segerstrom Golf 1985-86 Kelly Wilson Swimming 1992 Scott Hay Baseball 1986 Catherine Frins Diving 1993 Laurence Bensimon Swimming (500 free, 1650 free, 200 free, 200 butterfly) 1986-87 Michelle Quin Diving 1993 Carol Gushwa Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Jessica Humble Swimming 1993 Laurence Bensimon Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Jamie Herrington Kathryn Yarnall Swimming 200 Medley Relay 1993 Tracey Hughes Wendy Safford Tracey Hughes Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Alison Lupoli Isabel Lardizabal Noemi Lung Laurence Bensimon Yolanda Griffith Basketball 1992-93 Carol Gushwa Noemi Lung Swimming 400 Medley Relay 1993 Jamie Herrington Swimming 1986-87 Alison Lupoli, Andrea Jack Penrod Baseball 1987-88 Jessica Humble, Cox, Tennis Karen Kuether Swimming 200 IM 1988-89 Kathryn Yarnall Jamie Herrington Swimming 1989 Michael Kjaerulff Swimming 200 Medley Relay 1993 Casey Bell Karen Kuether Swimming 400 IM 1989-90 Greg Reese Cynthia Viteri Swimming (200 Yard Relay) 1990-91 John Kjaerulff Wendy Safford Thomas Bisano Swimming (Relay) 1993 Karen Brewer Greg Reese Kelly Wilson Michael Kjaerulff Neomi Lung Swimming (400 IM, 200 breast) 1991 John Kjaerulff Martina Schmidt Tennis 1992 Bridget Bowman Swimming 1993 Kelly Wilson Swimming (Relay) 1992 Rich Engel Diving 1993 Wendy Safford Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Noemi Lung Kelly Rawding Kevin Connacher Baseball 1994 Todd Moser Baseball 1999 Nadia Kruger Swimming (Relay) 1990-91 Dan Jackson Baseball 1999 Noemi Lung Dickie Hart Baseball 1999 Cynthia Viteri Rusty Brown Baseball 2001 Kelly Wilson Chris Pillsbury Baseball 2001 Karen Kuether Swimming (Relay) 1992 Nikki Myers Softball 2001 Cheryl Barhydt Todd Moser, Baseball Nikki Myers Softball 2002 Noemi Lung Wendy Safford Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2002 Nadia Kruger Swimming (400 yard IM, Derek Hutton Baseball 2002 200 Butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Tim Mascia Baseball 2003 Karen Brewer Swimming (100 yard breast) 1990-91 Randy Beam Baseball 2003 Karen Kuether Swimming (1650 free, 400 IM, Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2004 200 yard butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Iana Andonova Volleyball 2004 Wendy Safford Swimming (200 yard free, Kelly Paiva Volleyball 2005 200 back) 1992 Mickey Storey Baseball 2005 Nadia Kruger Swimming (800 Yard Relay) 1989-90 Ellie Weberg Swimming (100 Breast) 2007 Noemi Lung Ellie Weberg Swimming (200 Breast) 2007 Karen Kuether Robbie Widlansky Baseball 2007 Wendy Safford Carol Gushwa Swimming– 800 Yard Relay 1990-91 Cheryl Barhydt Wendy Safford Per Segerstrom, Golf Karen Kuether 92 OwlsOwlsPlaying Professionally 2008 Randy Beam Baseball ’03-‘04 Boston Red Sox Mike Bell Men’s Basketball ’03-’04 Turkey L.J. Biernbaum Baseball ’99-‘02 Independent Jeff Fiorentino, Baltimore Orioles Daniel Bomback Baseball ’07 Pittsburgh Pirates Anthony Bradley Baseball ’06-’07 Kansas City Royals Denise Brolly Women’s Soccer ’03-‘05 Scotland World Cup Raheem Brown Men’s Basketball ’00-’01 Overseas Carmen Cali Baseball ’98-‘00 Minnesota Twins Jessica Carefiello Women’s Golf ’02-’05 Futures Tour Brandon Cooney Baseball ’06-’07 Baltimore Orioles Danny Core Baseball ’00-‘03 Toronto Blue Jays Mike Crotta Baseball ’04-’06 Pittsburgh Pirates Jeff Fiorentino Baseball ’02-’04 Baltimore Orioles Ann Frazier Women’s Golf ’03-’04 Futures Tour Candice Freel Softball ’02-’05 Philadelphia Force Lawrence Gordon Football ’02-’05 CFL Hamilton Tigercats Tim Harikkala Baseball ’92 Korea Carmen Cali, Andrew Helm Men’s Soccer ’05 Chivas USA (MLS) St. Louis Cardinals Rhonda Jones Women’s Soccer ’00-‘03 Scotland World Cup Zuzanna Kamasova Women’s Golf ’00-’01 European Tour Steve LeBrun Men’s Golf Nation Wide Tour Justin Martin Baseball ’04-’07 Baltimore Orioles Nick Mattioni Baseball ’98-‘00 Philadelphia Phillies Mike McBryde Baseball ’04-’06 San Francisco Giants Tim McNab Baseball ’01-02 New York Mets Todd Moser Baseball ’98-’99 Independent Tommy Murphy Baseball ’98-‘00 Los Angeles Angels Chris Laskowski Football ’01-’04 NFL Europe Cecilia Lungren Women’s Golf ’94-’97 European Tour Nick Neuman Men’s Basketball ’00-‘02 Portugal Matt O’Brien Baseball ’01-‘04 Detroit Tigers Tommy Murphy, Christian Paiz Men’s Tennis ’01-’04 Professional Tennis Los Angeles Angels and 10-0 Davis Cup Matt Pali Baseball ’02-‘03 Los Angeles Angels Justin Phillabum Baseball ’07 Washington Nationals Callie Piper Softball ’00-’04 Brakettes Chris Salberg Baseball ’05-’07 Baltimore Orioles Joel Schmal Baseball ’06-’07 Independent Quentin Swain Football ’02-’03 NFL Europe Berlin Marja Valkeavuori Volleyball ’01 Finland Professional League Robbie Widlansky Baseball ’04-’07 Baltimore Orioles Shontavia Williams Basketball ’02-‘06 Germany Nikki Myers, Brackettes

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 2008 2/22 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/23 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 2/24 vs. North Carolina Boca Raton, FL 12 p.m. ET 2/26 at Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL 4 p.m. ET SCHEEDUDULLEE 2/27 vs. Mount Saint Mary Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/28 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 2/29 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/1 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/2 vs. Eastern Michigan Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/4 vs. Boston College Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/5 vs. Boston College Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/7 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 7 p.m. ET 3/8 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 4 p.m. ET 3/9 at Arkansas-Little Rock * Little Rock, AR 2 p.m. ET 3/11 at USF Tampa, FL 7 p.m. ET 3/12 vs. Monmouth N.J. Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/14 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/15 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/16 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/18 vs. Rutgers Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/20 vs. NJIT Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/21 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 3/22 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 3/23 vs. Middle Tennessee State * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 3/28 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 8 p.m. ET 3/29 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 5 p.m. ET 3/30 at Louisiana-Monroe * Monroe, LA 2 p.m. ET 4/1 at Miami Coral Gables, FL 7 p.m. ET 4/4 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 7 p.m. ET 4/5 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 3 p.m. ET 4/6 at South Alabama * Mobile, AL 2 p.m. ET 4/9 at Miami Coral Gables, FL 7 p.m. ET 4/11 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 4/12 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 4/13 vs. Troy * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 4/16 vs. Miami Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 4/18 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 2 p.m. ET 4/19 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 12 p.m. ET at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 3 p.m. ET 4/20 at NYIT Old Westbury, NY 1 p.m. ET 4/22 vs. USF Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 4/25 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 4/26 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 4/27 vs. Western Kentucky * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 5/2 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 7:30 p.m. ET 5/3 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 5 p.m. ET 5/4 at New Orleans * New Orleans, LA 2 p.m. ET s5/6 v . Bethune-Cookman Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 5/7 vs. Florida Gulf Coast Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 5/9 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. ET 5/10 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. ET 5/11 vs. Arkansas State * Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. ET 5/13 at Florida Gulf Coast Fort Myers, FL 6 p.m. ET 5/15 at Florida International * Miami, FL 7 p.m. ET 5/16 at Florida International * Miami, FL 7 p.m. ET 5/17 at Florida International * Miami, FL 2 p.m. ET 5/20 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/21 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/22 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/23 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/24 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA 5/25 Sun Belt Tournament Lafayette, LA TBA

*Sun Belt Conference game