2007 SCHEDULE DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME Feb 2 Fri MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Feb 3 Sat MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (DH) Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Feb 9 Fri CINCINNATI Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Feb 10 Sat CINCINNATI Boca Raton, FL 2 p.m. Feb 11 Sun CINCINNATI Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Quick Facts 1 FAU BEACH BALL BASH (FEB 16-18) Feb 16 Fri LASALLE Boca Raton, FL 7:30 p.m. InsideAthletic Media Services 2 Feb 17 Sat OKLAHOMA STATE Boca Raton, FL 6:30 p.m. Opponents 4 Feb 18 Sun BALL STATE Boca Raton, FL 2 p.m. Rice Invitational (Feb 23-25) Coaching Staff 5-10 Feb 23 Fri at Rice Houston, TX 5 p.m. Head 6-8 Feb 24 Sat vs Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Houston, TX 5 p.m. Assoc. Head Coach John McCormack 9 Feb 25 Sun vs Nebraska Houston, TX 1 p.m. Feb 26 Mon at St. Louis Cardinals (exh) Jupiter, FL 1 p.m. Asst. Coach Tony Fossas 10 Mar 2 Fri VILLANOVA Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Asst. Coach Norberto Lopez 10 Mar 3 Sat BOSTON COLLEGE Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Mar 4 Sun BOSTON COLLEGE Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. PLAYERS 11-25 Mar 6 Tue MAINE Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Roster 12 Mar 9 Fri at Western Kentucky* Bowling Green, KY 7 p.m. Mar 10 Sat at Western Kentucky* Bowling Green, KY 4 p.m. Player Bios in Numerical Order 13-25 Mar 11 Sun at Western Kentucky* Bowling Green, KY 2 p.m. HISTORY 27-44 Mar 13 Tue RUTGERS Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. 2006 Stats 28 Mar 14 Wed NORTHERN ILLINOIS Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Mar 16 Fri TROY* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. 2006 Results 29 Mar 17 Sat TROY* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. History Year by Year 30-33 Mar 18 Sun TROY* Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Mar 21 Wed DARTMOUTH Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. All-Time Roster 34 Mar 23 Fri at Louisiana-Lafayette* Lafayette, LA 7:30 p.m. All-Time Series 35 Mar 24 Sat at Louisiana-Lafayette* Lafayette, LA 3 p.m. Mar 25 Sun at Louisiana-Lafayette* Lafayette, LA 2 p.m. All-Time Scores 36-40 Mar 27 Tue HARVARD Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. All-Time Hitting 41 Mar 30 Fri ARKANSAS STATE* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. All-Time Pitching 42 Mar 31 Sat ARKANSAS STATE* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Apr 1 Sun ARKANSAS STATE* Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Post Season Play 43 Apr 6 Fri at Louisiana-Monroe* Monroe, LA 7 p.m. Team Awards 44 Apr 7 Sat at Louisiana-Monroe* Monroe, LA 7 p.m. Apr 8 Sun at Louisiana-Monroe* Monroe, LA 2 p.m. All-Academic 44 Apr 10 Tue at Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL 5 p.m. RECORDS 45-56 Apr 13 Fri ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Apr 14 Sat ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Single Game Superlatives 46 Apr 15 Sun ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK* Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Season Highs 47 Apr 17 Tue NORTH Boca Raton, FL 6 p.m. Season Highs Pitching 48 Apr 20 Fri at New Orleans* New Orleans, LA 7:30 p.m. Apr 21 Sat at New Orleans* New Orleans, LA 7:30 p.m. Career Highs 49 Apr 22 Sun at New Orleans* New Orleans, LA 2 p.m. Career Highs Pitching 51 Apr 26 Thu SOUTH ALABAMA* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Apr 27 Fri SOUTH ALABAMA* Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Yearly Leaders 52 Apr 28 Sat SOUTH ALABAMA* Boca Raton, FL 11 a.m. NCAA Regional Records 53 May 4 Fri at Middle Tennessee* Murfressboro, TN 7 p.m. May 5 Sat at Middle Tennessee* Murfressboro, TN 5 p.m. NCAA Tournament Records 54 May 6 Sun at Middle Tennessee* Murfressboro, TN 2 p.m. Athletic Honors 54 May 10 Thu BETHUNE-COOKMAN Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. Pro Players 55 May 11 Fri BETHUNE-COOKMAN Boca Raton, FL 7 p.m. May 12 Sat BETHUNE-COOKMAN Boca Raton, FL 1 p.m. Hall of Fame56May 17 Thu FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* Boca Raton, FL 6 p.m. UNIVERSITY SECTION 57-93 May 18 Fri FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* Boca Raton, FL 4 p.m. May 19 Sat FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* Boca Raton, FL 2 p.m. May 23-26 TournamentMobile, AL Jun 1-4 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA Jun 8-11 NCAA Super Regionals TBA TBA 2007 QUICK FACTS Jun 15-25 College World Series Omaha, NE TBA GENERAL COACHING STAFF School ...... Florida Atlantic University Head Coach ...... Kevin Cooney (Montclair ‘72) City ...... Boca Raton, FL Record at FAU ...... 680-431-4 (19) Founded ...... 1961 Overall Record ...... 830-481-9 (23) 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) HISTORY Dimensions ...... L-330, C-400, R-330 First year of baseball ...... 1981 Affiliation ...... Division I 1 Overall record ...... 948-538-6

Conference ...... Sun Belt BASEBALL 2007 NCAA Regional appearances ...... 8 (2005) President ...... Frank T. Brogan (Cincinnati, ‘76, FAU ‘81) NCAA Super Regional appearances ...... 1 (2002) Athletic Director ...... Craig Angelos (BYU ‘87, Creighton ‘90) NCAA Regional record ...... 11-16 Athletic Department Phone ...... (561) 297-3710 NCAA Super Regional record ...... 0-2 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS 2006 Season Athletic Media Relations Director ...... Katrina McCormack Overall Record ...... 30-28 Office Phone ...... (561) 297-3163 A-Sun Conference Record ...... 14-16 Baseball Contact ...... Dawn Elston A-Sun Conference Finish ...... 6th Office Phone ...... (561) 297-3513 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 21/6 Cell Phone ...... (561) 302-0461 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/3 E-Mail ...... [email protected] Returning/Lost ...... 10/2 SID Fax ...... (561) 297-3963 Website ...... www.fausports.com The 2007 Florida Atlantic University Baseball media guide was written Press Box Phone ...... (561) 297-3455 by the FAU Athletics Media Relations Office, specialized by Dawn Elston. Graphic Mailing Address ...... Oxley Center design by Laurie Donahue, FAU Creative Services Department. Photography — St. Louis Cardinals, of Anaheim, , ...... 777 Glades Road . FAU Creative Services, Bill Ryan, Paul Chapman, Jim Wilson, ...... Boca Raton, FL 33431 Ralph Notaro, Todd Drexler, and J.C. Ridley.

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MEDIA MEDIA SERVICES DIRECTORY CREDENTIALS Media credentials are issued to members of the working media only. Working (Please contact the SID for Beat Writer) space in the press box is assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please call AREA DAILY NEWSPAPERS in advance to allow phone lines to be assigned. There is no charge for parking. Miami Herald-Broward Sun-Sentinel Requests for credentials should be made either in writing or by phone to the 2010 NW 150 Ave. 200 E. Las Olas Blvd. Athletic Media Relations Office, Florida Atlantic University, 777 Glades Road, Pembroke Pines, FL Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Boca Raton, FL 33431, (561) 297-3513 33028 Phone (800) 776-6979 Phone (800) 627-8430 Phone (954) 356-4635 Working members of the media are asked to present press credentials at the Phone (954) 538-7127 Fax (954) 356-4676 main entrance where they will be directed to seating. Fax (954) 538-7020 www.sun-sentinel.com www.miamiherald.com Boca Raton News BASEBALL 2007 PHOTOGRAPHERS Palm Beach Post 5801 N. Congress 2 751 S. Dixie Hwy. 2 Per NCAA guidelines, still photographers and videographers will be allowed to Boca Raton, FL 33487 W. Palm Beach, FL 33405 shoot from either foul territory, behind the fence. Photographers must sit or Phone (561) 549-0804 Phone (800) 432-7595 kneel while shooting. Fax (561) 893-6677 Phone (561) 820-4440 www.bocanews.com Fax (561) 820-4481 MEDIA SERVICES w ww.palmbeachpost.com The media entrance to the FAU baseball stadium is the main entrance. It opens WIRE SERVICE 60 minutes prior to game time. Programs, media guides and game notes are available prior to the game, and complete statistical packages are distributed in Associated Press the press box. Drinks, telephones and a fax are also available. 9100 NW 36 Street Miami, FL 33178 Phone (305) 594-5498 PHONE LINES Fax (305) 594-9265 All requests for phone lines must be made at least one month in advance and www.ap.org should be directed to the Athletic Media Relations Office. CAMPUS OUTLETS

INTERVIEWS University Press College Sports & For interviews with Coach Cooney, members of the staff or players during the 777 Glades Road Entertainment season, contact the Athletic Media Relations Office. The best time to reach Coach Boca Raton, FL 33431 Phone (954) 570-5726 Cooney is between 10 am and noon or after practice. Phone (561) 297-2393

Practice times change and are open to the media if advance arrangements are TELEVISION made through the Athletic Media Relations Office. It is suggested to make WPTV Channel 5 WSVN Channel 7 arrangements at least one day prior to attending practice. In any case, the media (West Palm Beach) (Miami) will be allowed in the final 15 minutes of practice. Phone (561) 653-5700 Phone (305) 795-2710 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 front of the team's dugout. WPEC Channel 12 WFOR Channel 4 (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Prior to the end of the game, all media covering the game should make their Phone (561) 881-0737 Phone (305) 639-4516 request for post-game player interviews with a member of the FAU Media Fax (561) 881-0731 Fax (305) 639-4688 Relations staff. With Coach Cooney's approval, they will be brought to the WPBF Channel 25 WPLG Channel 10 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 WTVJ Channel 6 box after the 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. All interviews will be arranged according to players' class, RADIO study and practice schedules. Players will be asked to return all phone calls. The WLVJ 640-AM WIOD 610-AM Media Relations Office will not release player telephone numbers. (West Palm Beach) (Miami) Phone (561) 868-1100 Phone (954) 989-1154 FAU ON THE WEB Fax (561) 868-1111 Fax (954) 862-4012 All team information can be accessed by connecting to the official Florida WQAM 560-AM WJNO 1230-AM Atlantic University Athletics Website at www.fausports.com. Team statistics, (Miami) (West Palm Beach) rosters, schedules and results may be found on this site. You may also view the Phone (305) 653-6796 Phone (561) 838-4338 game, text only, at the same address. Follow the team via Coach Kevin Cooney's Fax (305) 650-0181 Fax (561) 838-4357 “Diamond Diary.”

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 2007 Opponents

OPPONENT HEAD COACH (RECORD, YEARS) CONFERENCE 2006 RECORD (CONF) BASEBALL CONTACT SID PHONE (OFFICE, CELL) SID EMAIL INTERNET SITE A RKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK Jim Lawler (202-179, 7 yrs) Sun Belt 24-30 (5-19, 9th) Joe Angolia o: (501) 569-3449 c: (501) 351-1060 [email protected] www.ualrtrojans.com

ARKANSAS STATE Keith Kessinger (74-159, 6 yrs) Sun Belt 22-30 (7-16, 7th) Van Provence o: (870) 897-5010 c: (870) 897-5010 [email protected] www.asuindians.com

BALL STATE Greg Beals (140-89, 4 yrs) Mid-American 38-22, 16-9 (2nd-W) Tyson Mathews o: (765) 285-4117 [email protected] www.ballstatesports.com

BETHUNE-COOKMAN (177-171, 6 yrs) Mid-Eastern Athletic 30-27 (15-0, 1st)

BASEBALL 2007 Bryan Harvey o: (386) 481-2206 c: (386) 481-2238 [email protected] www4.cookman.edu/athletics

4 BOSTON COLLEGE Mikio Aoki (First Season) Atlantic Coast 28-25-1 (9-21, 5th-Atl) Jamie Walsh o: (617) 552-4508 c: (617) 838-0209 [email protected] www.bceagles.com

CINCINNATI Brian Cleary (239-326-1, 10 yrs) Big East 32-36 (13-14, 8th) Shawn Sell o: (513) 556-0618 c: (513) 317-7003 [email protected] www.gobearcats.com

DARTMOUTH Bob Whalen (316-331, 17 yrs) Ivy League 20-19 (13-7, 2nd-Rolfe) Rob Cornell o: (603) 646-2468 [email protected] www.dartmouthsports.com

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Danny Price (1024-546, 26 yrs) Sun Belt 36-24 (12-12, T-4th) TBA TBA TBA www.fiusports.com

HARVARD Joe Walsh (487-387-3, 25 yrs) Ivy League 21-20 (14-6, 1st-Rolfe) Kurt Svoboda o: (617) 495-2206 [email protected] www.gocrimson.com

LASALLE Lee Saverio (58-93-2, 3 yrs) Atlantic 10 20-31 (12-14, 8th) Marc Mullen o: (215) 951-1637 [email protected] www.goexplorers.com

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (681-434, 18 yrs) Sun Belt 39-20 (19-5, 2nd) Chris Whitehead o: (337) 482-6329 [email protected] www.ragincajuns.com

LOUISIANA-MONROE Jeff Schexnaider (18-24, 1 yr) Sun Belt 18-37 (12-16, 8th) Jeff Hendrix o: (318) 342-5461 [email protected] www.ulmathletics.com

MAINE (207-196-3, 8 yrs) America East 35-22 (13-9, 3rd) Laura Reed o: (207) 581-3646 c: (207) 478-4256 [email protected] www.goblackbears.com

MIDDLE TENNESSEE Steve Peterson (757-570-2, 25 yrs) Sun Belt 30-25 (10-13, 6th) Jo Jo Freeman o: (615) 898-5270 c: (615) 631-9522 [email protected] GoBlueRaiders.com

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE Doug Shanks Southwestern Athletic 24-32 (20-4, 1st-E) Roderick Mosley o: (662) 254-3011 [email protected] www.mvsu.edu

NEBRASKA Mike Anderson (182-73, 4 yrs) Big 12 42-17 (17-10, T-3rd) Shamus KcKnight o: (402) 472-2263 [email protected] www.huskers.com

NEW ORLEANS Tom Walter (325-251, 10 yrs) Sun Belt 30-28 (12-12, T-4th) Rob Broussard o: (504) 280-7027 [email protected] www.unoprivateers.com

NORTH FLORIDA Dusty Rhodes (802-332, 27 yrs) Atlantic Sun 34-21 (20-10, 2nd) Stacie Hunter o: (904) 620-4029 [email protected] www.unfospreys.com

NORTHERN ILLINOIS Ed Mathey (310-290-3, 13 yrs) Mid-American 24-31 (8-18, 6th-W) David Brauer o: (815) 753-3706 c: (815) 753-9540 [email protected] www.niuhuskies.com

OKLAHOMA STATE Frank Anderson (113-69, 4 yrs) Big 12 41-20 (18-9, 2nd) Wade McWhorter o: (405) 744-7853 c: (405) 612-5240 [email protected] www.okstate.com

RICE Wayne Graham (1259-383, 26 yrs) Conference USA 57-13 (22-2, 1st) John Sullivan o: (713) 348-5636 c: (832) 250-9000 [email protected] www.riceowls.com

RUTGERS (864-529-5, 30 yrs) Big East 29-28-1 (13-14, T-6th) Doug Drabik o: (732) 445-420 c: (732) 921-1067 [email protected] www.scarletknights.com

SOUTH ALABAMA (935-526-1, 24 yrs) Sun Belt 39-21 (16-7, 3rd) Kit Strief o: (251) 414-8032 c: (251) 680-3504 [email protected] www.usajaguars.com

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI Interim: Gene Salazar (102-97, 4 yrs) Southland 20-31 (Ind.) Aaron Ames o: (361) 825-3411 [email protected] www.goislanders.com

TROY Bobby Pierce (423-194, 10 yrs) Sun Belt 47-16 (20-4, 1st) Jason Wright o: (334) 670-5654 c: (334) 797-6689 [email protected] www.TroyTrojans.com

VILLANOVA Joe Godri (130-123, 5 yrs) Big East 27-27 (8-18, 11th) David Berman o: (610) 519-4122 c: (860) 490-6398 [email protected] www.villanova.com

WESTERN KENTUCKY Chris Finwood (73-127, 4 yrs) Sun Belt 22-30 (5-18, 8th) Chris Glowacki o: (270) 745-5388 c: (270) 791-8499 [email protected] www.wkusports.com Coaches FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

enrich their lives along the way. You won't find those names or numbers in any record book, but Cooney remembers all Kevin of them. Cooney's career started as a for Montclair State, where he was first introduced to success at the collegiate level. He COONEY was the ace of the pitching staff and was drafted by the in 1972. To this day, he still ranks second on HEAD COACH Montclair State's career list of fewest walks allowed per nine innings (2.21) and is eighth in career ERA (2.35) and (7.87 per nine innings). 20th Season 20 He would spend two seasons within the Twins minor league organizations before a shoulder injury forced him to retire with a 21-11 minor league record. He then returned to his "Twenty years ago I headed south on alma-mater as an assistant coach from 1975-76, before leaving to teach and coach at a local high school.

BASEBALL 2007 I- 95 from to Boca Raton, Florida, wide eyed and anxious to see After Montclair State’s coach, Fred Hill, took a job at Rutgers 6 University, Cooney took over the program. During his four where that road might take me. As I seasons as head coach of Montclair State, he posted 110 turned down Glades Road and toward victories, a .731 winning percentage (140-50-5), four Mid- Atlantic Regional championships and a D-III World Series the campus of Florida Atlantic University, my head was filled with thoughts of the FAU BASEBALL COACHES COACH RECORD PCT SEASONS impact I would make on FAU Baseball. 268-107-2 .714 1981-1987 (7) Twenty years burning down the road, Kevin Cooney 680-431-4 .612 1988-2006 (19) I realize the opposite is true. The COONEY’S MARCH TO 800 AND BEYOND 1st players, coaches and community of Montclair 5, Southern Illinois 0 March 14, 1984 Florida Atlantic have impacted me far 100th Montclair 9, Glassboro State 1 May 6, 1986 beyond what I could have imagined. 200th I thank all of them for the ride." FAU 3, UCF 2 April 28, 1989 300th FAU 4, Rowan 3 March 15, 1993 Twenty years on the job would be an accomplishment no matter what your 400th craft. In coaching, 20 years means even more. It means you've had a great FAU 6, Northeastern 2 March 18, 1996 deal of success at your craft. Florida Atlantic University head baseball 500th coach Kevin Cooney is no exception. FAU 8, Troy 2 March 13, 1999 Over the previous 19 years, Cooney has shaken hands with the opposition 600th 680 times as the victor and has achieved a .612 winning percentage at FAU 4, Samford 3 March 31, 2001 FAU. Including his time at Montclair State, he has been successful in 700th FAU 12, Georgia Southern 2 May 9, 2003 earning a win 820 times. 800th Consistent success on the field doesn't happen by chance. Cooney has FAU 8, Columbia 7 March 15, 2006 helped shape the lives of young men on and off the practice field, mentoring 14 All-Americans, 48 All-Conference Selections, 88 Academic COACH KEVIN COONEY YEAR-BY-YEAR All-Conference selections and 64 players have played professionally, YEAR RECORD PCT SCHOOL including four FAU players that have advanced to the Major Leagues. 1984 34-12-1 .734 Montclair State By helping to mold these great individuals and lay the foundation for high 1985 36-13-2 .725 Montclair State expectations each season, Cooney has also successfully built one of the 1986 36-11-1 .760 Montclair State most recognized programs in the country. A tall task when you consider 1987 34-14-1 .704 Montclair State that when he arrived in Boca Raton, FL, in 1988, FAU played all of its 1988 32-19-2 .623 Florida Atlantic games during the day because the field didn't have lights. 1989 30-23-2 .564 Florida Atlantic 1990 28-25-0 .528 Florida Atlantic His most successful season came in 1999, a year that saw Florida Atlantic 1991 24-31-0 .436 Florida Atlantic start 39-1 on its way to a 54-9 campaign while tying an NCAA record with 1992 27-27-0 .500 Florida Atlantic 34 consecutive victories. 1993 41-17-0 .707 Florida Atlantic 1994 31-23-0 .574 Florida Atlantic That squad was the first to 1995 27-31-0 .466 Florida Atlantic represent Florida Atlantic in an 1996 39-23-0 .629 Florida Atlantic NCAA D-I Regional and the first 1997 32-24-0 .571 Florida Atlantic Atlantic Sun Conference school 1998 29-30-0 .492 Florida Atlantic to be ranked nationally among 1999 54-9-0 .857 Florida Atlantic the top-10 schools in every poll. 2000 43-19-0 .694 Florida Atlantic Still, there has been a great deal 2001 36-24-0 .600 Florida Atlantic 2002 46-21-0 .687 Florida Atlantic of success not measured by 2003 47-16-0 .746 Florida Atlantic statistics or victories during 2004 47-17-0 .734 Florida Atlantic Cooney's career. He takes great 2005 37-24-0 .607 Florida Atlantic Kevin Cooney with Tony La Russa, before an pride in watching young boys 2006 30-28-0 .517 Florida Atlantic FAU vs. St. Louis Cardinals exhibition game. grow up to be men and trying to Total 820-481-9 .630 23 seasons 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 Kevin Cooney with six-time Award the Year in 1987. winner Roger Clemens at FAU Baseball’s 25th anniversary Celebrity Dinner 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, The Cooney family (2006) Cooney took the reigns of the young program in 1988. Under Cooney’s guidance, the Owls have won two A-Sun Coach Cooney with sons regular season titles and an A-Sun postseason Jim and Jeff (1993) championship, and have played in seven NCAA Regionals. In 2002 FAU won the University’s first NCAA Regional championship, defeating No. 3 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. A program that under Cooney and his staff is consistently ranked among the best in the nation. What will the next 20 years bring as the team makes its move into the Sun Belt Conference? Only time will tell. But if it's true that history often repeats itself, the future looks bright for Cooney and the Florida Atlantic baseball program. Coach Cooney with sons Cooney lives in Boca Raton with his wife, MaryBeth and has Jim and Jeff (2004) four children, Jim (27), Jeff (22), Maggie (9) and Luke (7).

FAU BASEBALL YEARLY RECORD & COACH

YEAR RECORD PCT HEAD COACH 1981 15-16-0 .484 Steve Traylor 1982 42-14-0 .750 Steve Traylor 1983 49-16-0 .754 Steve Traylor 1984 40-15-0 .727 Steve Traylor 1985 44-15-0 .746 Steve Traylor 1986 44-10-0 .815 Steve Traylor 1987 34-21-2 .614 Steve Traylor 1988 32-19-2 .623 Kevin Cooney Coach Cooney with daughter 1989 30-23-2 .564 Kevin Cooney Maggie and son Luke. (2004) 1990 28-25-0 .528 Kevin Cooney 1991 24-31-0 .436 Kevin Cooney 7 1992 27-27-0 .500 Kevin Cooney 1993 41-17-0 .707 Kevin Cooney BASEBALL 2007 1994 31-23-0 .574 Kevin Cooney 1995 27-31-0 .466 Kevin Cooney 1996 39-23-0 .629 Kevin Cooney 1997 32-24-0 .571 Kevin Cooney 1998 29-30-0 .492 Kevin Cooney 1999 54-9-0 .857 Kevin Cooney 2000 43-19-0 .694 Kevin Cooney 2001 36-24-0 .600 Kevin Cooney 2002 46-21-0 .687 Kevin Cooney 2003 47-16-0 .746 Kevin Cooney 2004 47-17-0 .734 Kevin Cooney 2004 47-17-0 .734 Kevin Cooney 2005 37-24-0 .607 Kevin Cooney 2006 30-28-0 .517 Kevin Cooney Total 948-538-6 .637 26 seasons

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Briefly describe your program’s offensive approach. It depends on our players. We have been a big inning, - type team, and a -style club at various times. I like to and put pressure on teams when we have the right kids. We squeeze a lot and have a reputation for doing some trick things on the bases. Most of that is RECENTLY, A MASTER'S DEGREE STUDENT out of desperation. INTERVIEWED COACH COONEY ABOUT HIS COACHING CAREER. SELECTED QUESTIONS Please discuss the

BASEBALL 2007 APPEAR BELOW: positives and negatives of the muddy the waters. They have 8 What is your playing and coaching history? “coaching” provided another adult voice for How and when did you get your start in lifestyle. the kid to have to hear and college baseball? The positives are another person to wipe the I played at Montclair State from 1969-72 and that you work nose of a kid who is a baby in the Minnesota Twins farm system (A Ball) from full throttle for an looking for someone to blame. 1972-74, then started as an assistant coach for extended time on Kids also seem to want things Montclair State in 1975. My first year salary was something you now more than in the past. $150, second year, $200 and we went to the love. You are The concept of waiting your World Series both years. An alum of Montclair immediately, and turn is not as prevalent as it State called my head coach looking for someone publicly, previously was. I also think that to replace the retiring baseball coach at the high evaluated. Then life is too easy for kids today school where the alum was the Athletic Director. I you change (what generation has not said then coached seven years at the High School level gears and life is that?) and consequently some of before becoming the head coach at Montclair totally different them are not as mentally tough. State from 1984 to 87, winning the National for a period. Plus…we have to be careful how we Championship in 87. I have been head coach at Then it changes discipline them. I ran our kids one day Florida Atlantic since 1988. again and this fall because they lost focus in you’re back in practice. One of our best veterans Please summarize your coaching philosophy. school in the fall dropped out and went to the dugout I try to use my personality in my coaching style. and at practice. and puked. He stayed there and made no It has evolved as I’ve aged, but I still follow that Then the spring semester move to return as his teammates circled method. I firmly believe you need to be true to rolls around and you are the field. One kid cursed him out and he yourself or kids will see through you. I try to back in season, which is shot back that he works harder than interject humor, sarcasm, sex, family, music, the reason for being. The anybody (he does) and knew what he history and other topics which seem unrelated to life is tough for a family. was doing. Our trainer said he showed the task at hand, but which get the attention of You spend far more time some early signs of heat exhaustion. I young people and go beyond the rote learning of with someone else’s kids sat next to him and said that in today’s baseball skills. I feel the experience of playing than you do your own. If environment I hesitate to tell him what college baseball should be a positive one for each you don’t have children, I wanted to say, which is that if he young man, and not be affected by the ego of the your wife needs to be didn’t get out there, he’d lose the coaching staff. My hope is that the kids will be special. She needs to be respect of every teammate on the field. smart enough to recognize this and play hard for very special. No woman I told him to do what he felt was best. me in return. Most do, eventually; some take should marry a coach I don’t think it was smart of me to say longer than others. unless the deal is clearly that in today’s climate, but I felt the spelled out to her. kid needed to hear it. He went out and I Even when you’re called the group in after he made one What do you feel are the major difference not coaching or lap. He survived, but I was real reluctant between Division I and Division II baseball? recruiting, your to encourage him to do what I felt was DI gets all the media attention and the level of mind is on it. I’d be the right thing. In the old days, a coach play in the top 30 or 40 DI schools is superior, driving with her and would not have thought twice. but the top DII schools match up well with the thinking of lineups in lower tier DI schools. Overall, though, there is a December. You are away from home a lot, and as What is the role of your volunteer coach? definite difference in depth, particularly on the a head coach, you are the boss and responsible Our volunteer is Tony Fossas, an ex-big league mound. for every decision. When I’m finally home, I don’t . He is our pitching coach and will want to make the decisions, but a wife needs a probably be here forever. He gives our kids great Obviously you have to recruit to win. Do you break from that responsibility too. It’s not an easy perspective because of his career. Tony spent 11 enjoy recruiting and what are your main life, but the rewards have been immense. I’ve not years in the minor leagues before becoming the selling points? had a “real job” since college, and people have prototype for situational lefties. Our kids learn I enjoy speaking with parents and kids after they told me that I have been an important influence what it takes to make it from someone who’s been have been identified by my coordinator, but I on kids. I feel that I have gotten more from the through it the hard way. don’t have confidence in my ability to recognize kids I’ve had over 30 years than I have ever given. talent as well as my assistant, so he does most of What is your dream job? that. But when it comes to selling my philosophy Has there been a change in the “student- and my program, I enjoy that part. The main I’ve had two of them. Montclair State, my alma athlete” behavior and expectations in the mater in my home state, five minutes from where selling point is the philosophy I outlined earlier past decade? and the fact that we have been so successful. I grew up. Four regional championships There has been a seismic change. Parents are and a national championship. FAU, a DII school more aggressive and more involved at the college If you had to list the five main keys to with a regional appearance the year before going level than in the past, perhaps because the DI, then six DI regionals and one championship, running a successful program, what would college recruiting has become so dependent on they be? plus three conference championships, all four showcases, camps and personal coaches. This miles from the ocean in Boca Raton! My next Honesty, good assistants, organization, economic impact and involvement by the parents administrative support and good players. dream job is raising my two young kids on a farm may be one reason they seem so much more in Tennessee. involved these days. Agents—oops, advisors—also John MCCORMACK ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH/RECCRUITING COORDINATOR 3 17th Season

Over the past 16 years, John McCormack has played an important role on Kevin Cooney’s staff. McCormack has been responsible for brining the talent to the program for Cooney to mold on the field and has acted as the program’s recruiting coordinator for the past 14 seasons. He was promoted to associate head coach in 1998. the athletes he coaches is one of the main reasons for the continued His passion for the Boca Raton area and Florida Atlantic University has success of Florida Atlantic baseball.” allowed McCormack to reach some of the best players in the state. McCormack joined the staff in 1991. He approached head coach Having lived in Boca Raton for more than 30 years, he realizes what Kevin Cooney about assuming the duties of recruiter and the current a great area South Florida is and what it can provide student-athletes. program was launched. McCormack has focused his attention on the “For the past 16 years I’ve seen John grow from a novice to one of pool of talent in the South Florida area. His first FAU recruiting class the best assistant coaches in the country,” said head coach Kevin (1993) finished the season 41-17 and made a trip to the South Cooney. “He has a knack for getting people to understand that they Regional, where they fell to the eventual national champion. will be treated properly at FAU, while getting the opportunity to play In the 14 years that McCormack has recruited, FAU has won 539 a great schedule and compete for a championship every year.” games, tied a national record for consecutive games won (34), “A common refrain from parents who have dealt with John is that he participated in seven NCAA Regionals (playing in the championship is a great representative of the program and Florida Atlantic game four times) and won the Tuscaloosa Regional over the nation’s University. His tireless work ethic is recognized by parents, scouts and no. 3 team, Alabama, in 2002. In 2003, McCormack was recognized opposing coaches. His devotion to the program and to the service of with the AFLAC National Assistant Coach of the Year Award for his efforts and accomplishments at FAU. During his tenure in Boca Raton, FL, he has developed relationships with local baseball scouts and 63 FAU players have been drafted by or signed with professional teams; four of them have moved on to the major leagues. Twelve players were drafted in the first 10 rounds, including three third-rounders and two fifth-rounders. “John’s relentless work ethic has helped make me a better head coach in off-the-field matters,” says head coach Kevin Cooney. “He resurrected our Alumni Day, expanded our 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.” In many cases, the talent was evident only to McCormack. FAU’s baseball program has been built around the premise that McCormack would find athletes with the desire to win. The coaching staff would develop talent and the players would become better. Before joining FAU, McCormack played ball for nearby Lynn University, where he received his bachelor’s degree in business administration in 1990. At Lynn, McCormack earned All-Conference 9 honors his junior () and senior (third baseman) seasons and All-Area Team MVP honors during his junior season. Prior to Lynn, BASEBALL 2007 he attended Indian River Community College and Pope John Paul II High School. “I have had the opportunity to spend my career at a university that has grown exponentially since 1990,” said McCormack. “The only thing better than a 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 those who choose to come to Florida Atlantic may eventually be my neighbors. Boca Raton is a place that offers so many professional opportunities and a lifestyle that is hard to leave after their collegiate experience has been completed.” Born in New York, McCormack has lived in South Florida for more than 30 years. He and his wife, Katrina, reside in Boca Raton with their sons Conor (9) and Shane (6).

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Tony Fossas started With experience at all levels of baseball, Norberto Lopez began his his career with newest journey in the fall of 2006 when he was named an assistant Florida Atlantic coach at Florida Atlantic University. Throughout his career, Lopez has BASEBALL 2007 University in 2005 been a mainstay in South Florida and has worked with high school, 10 as the pitching college and youth national teams. coach. In his first “Norberto is an enthusiastic, knowledgeable and motivating teacher season on the staff, of the game,” said Head Coach Kevin Cooney. “He has worked our the former major camps the last few years and has made a favorable impression on leaguer can boast every player with whom he has worked. I’m excited to see his he developed influences on Florida Atlantic baseball. Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman Pitcher In his last coaching job, Lopez helped Broward Community College to of the Year and a third place finish at the National Junior College Athletic a Third-Team All- Association World Series. As the hitting and catching coach he saw American and saw the team .301, set the record at the state tournament four pitchers post and win the Florida Community College Activities Association five or more wins. state title. “I am pleased that After gaining recognition for the team’s outstanding performance he someone of Tony’s was named the hitting and catching coach for the USA Baseball Youth experience and National Team. Lopez helped guide the team to a gold medal at the stature joined our COPABE ‘AA’ Youth Pan Am Championships in Venezuela. The offense program,” said head finished the tournament with a .390 offensive clip. coach Kevin Cooney. Lopez’s first coaching experience came as the head coach of an elite “His background as summer high school team in 2003-05. The X-Team earned a third a college player who place finish at the National Championship in 2004. He then moved slowly worked his on to American Heritage High School for one season before heading way through the minor leagues and went on to have a solid big to BCC. league career is an inspiration to the young men he will mentor.” He got his start as a player at Monsignor Edward Pace High School in First drafted out of high school at St. Mary’s in Boston, MA, Fossas Hialeah, FL before heading to Broward Community College and Nova turned down two professional contracts before signing with the Texas Southeastern University. He earned his bachelor’s degree from NSU in Rangers as a ninth-round pick out of the University of South Florida. business administration and his master’s in exceptional student While attending USF from 1975-1979, he worked his way into the education. Bulls record books. He is 10th with 224 career strikeouts, third in single-season ERA (2.09) and seventh in complete games after After being drafted by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Lopez throwing seven in 1979. The left-hander was named to the All- spent three years in the system. He advanced to AAA and made an Conference Team in 1979 after leading the team in ERA and appearance in major league camp. strikeouts. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in education and a Lopez resides in Davie, FL, with his wife, Cheryl. minor in Spanish before moving on to . During his 11-year stint in the minor leagues, the Cuban-born pitcher spent two years with the Texas Rangers’ single A affiliate before moving up for a two-year stint with the AA affiliate in Tulsa, OK. Once making it to AAA he spent seven years waiting for his dream to become a major leaguer to come true. In his first game as a Texas Ranger, he faced George Brett and the Kansas City 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 Jeff season with the St. Louis Cardinals as he appeared in 58 games and posted a 1.47 ERA, 3-0 record and struck out 40 in 36.2 innings. COONEY While with the Cardinals his career’s biggest opportunity came in 1996 when he pitched against the San Diego Padres in the division series and against the Braves in the NLCS. He spent a total of 10 STUDENT years in the major leagues. Fossas resides in Fort Lauderdale with his wife Pura and children Keila 43 (23) and Mark (21). Anthony Bradley >>

<< Andrew Tomlin << Brandon Cooney Players FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 2007Roster NO NAME POS CL B/T HGT WGT DOB HOMETOWN (Previours School) 2 William Block Inf So R/R 5-10 170 9/27/86 Pembroke Pines, FL (Nova) 4 Tyler Stevens Inf Sr R/R 5-11 180 5/15/84 West Palm Beach, FL (Palm Bch Lakes/Elon) 5 Ryan Cheatham OF Fr L/L 5-10 175 1/10/88 Wellington, FL (Wellington) 7 Mickey Storey P Jr R/R 6-2 183 3/16/86 Deerfield Beach, FL (Deerfield Beach) 10 Daniel Cook OF Jr S/R 6-3 185 6/15/86 Miami, FL (Westminster Christian) 11 Justin Martin C Sr R/R 5-10 185 9/25/84 Palm Beach Gardens, FL (Palm Beach Gardens) 12 Robbie Widlansky 3B Jr L/R 6-2 210 11/6/84 Coral Springs, FL (Taravella) 13 Daniel Bomback Inf Jr B/R 5-11 185 9/5/84 Davie, FL (Broward CC) BASEBALL 2007 14 Nick Arata Inf So R/R 5-11 175 10/13/86 Davie, FL (Nova) 12 15 Alex Silversmith C Sr R/R 6-0 210 10/22/85 Coral Springs, FL (Taravella/Manatee CC) 16 Mike Obradovich P Jr R/R 6-0 185 9/26/85 Tuscaloosa, AL (Gadsden State CC) 17 Joel Schmal P Sr L/L 6-3 240 8/13/84 Highland, IN (Highland) 18 Brett Cannon P Jr R/R 6-0 195 5/1/84 Parkland, FL (Stoneman Douglas/Broward CC) 19 Travis Ozga C So R/R 6-1 210 12/7/86 Boca Raton, FL (Pope John Paul II) 22 Billy Degnan Inf Jr R/R 6-4 205 5/7/85 Delray Beach, FL (Tallahassee CC) 23 Justin Ferreira OF Jr R/R 6-2 195 10/30/84 Coral Springs, FL (Broward CC) 24 Alex Pepe P So L/L 6-0 190 4/14/87 Deerfield Beach, FL (Highlands Christian) 25 Mike McKenna OF Jr R/R 6-0 195 2/13/86 Delray Beach, FL (St. Joseph by the Sea) 26 Lou Morey P Fr R/R 5-11 165 10/25/86 Wildwood Crest, NJ (Wildwood Catholic/Delaware) 27 Chris Eberhart P Jr R/R 6-3 185 10/18/85 Lake Worth, FL (Santaluces) 28 Kenny Gray P So R/R 6-3 210 1/13/87 Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic) 30 Brandon Cooney P Sr R/R 6-6 255 8/2/85 Pembroke Pines, FL (McArthur/Broward CC) 31 Andrew Tomlin P Sr R/R 6-2 205 7/16/85 Cape Coral, FL (N. Fort Myers) 32 Justin Phillabaum P Jr R/R 6-3 205 4/18/86 Royal Palm Beach, FL (Indian River CC) 33 Anthony Bradley P Sr L/L 6-3 210 7/10/85 Jupiter, FL (Suncoast/Palm Beach CC) 34 Chris Salberg P Sr L/L 6-1 185 5/8/84 Rockford, IL (Rockford Guilford/Rock Valley) 36 Mike Salivar P Jr L/L 6-3 205 3/14/86 Palm Beach Gardens, FL (PB Gardens) 44 Riaan Spanjer-Furstenburg C Fr R/R 6-2 240 2/8/88 Coral Springs, FL (Coral Glades HS) 49 Brandonn Kloess P Jr R/R 6-2 200 12/9/84 Montgomery, AL (St. James)

Head Coach: #20 Kevin Cooney (Montclair St ’72) Assoc. Head Coach: #3 John McCormack (Lynn ’90) Asst. Coaches: #45 Tony Fossas (USF ’79), #40 Norberto Lopez (Nova Southeastern ’00) William Tyler BLOCK STEVENS R/R INFIELDER R/R INFIELDER SOPHOMORE SENIOR 2 5-10, 170 4 5-11, 180 PEMBROKE PINES, FL WEST PALM BEACH, FL

As a Freshman (2005): His first hit as a collegiate player was a home run against Tennessee…ended his freshman campaign as an Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen Team recipient after finishing second on the team with seven home runs, first with 41 runs scored and third with 33 RBI…led the league after being hit by 18 pitches…fourth on the squad with 17 multiple-hit games and third with eight-multiple RBI games…had a season-high three hits in six contests and three RBI in two…carried a .333 batting average in conference play. High School: A two-time Class 5A State Champion at Nova High School under Pat McQuaid…named First-Team All-State, a High School All-American and a three-time All-County honoree…earned 2005 Hitter-of-the-Year honors. Summer League: Played for the Florida Bombers in 2004- 05…team won the WWBA National Championship in 2005. Personal: Undecided major…son of Donna and Billy Block…born Sept. 27, 1986, in Miami, FL

YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2006 .283 56/54 187 41 53 33 8 1 7 5/12 10 47 18 1/4 TOTAL .283 56/54 187 41 53 33 8 1 7 5/12 10 47 18 1/4

As a Junior (2006): Delivered the game-winning hit against Columbia with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Coach Cooney his 800th career victory…finished second on the team with a .329 batting average…his career batting average of .363 ranks him fifth in FAU history…21 of his 36 13 starts came as the team’s designated hitter…other starts came at first, second and third…had a season-high four hits in a 4- BASEBALL 2007 for-5 effort and three runs scored against East Tennessee State on May 19 as the Owls made a push for the A-Sun Tournament…his season-high three RBI came against Stetson on May 13…finished the season with 14-multiple hit and five multiple-RBI games. Summer League (2005): Played for the Sanford River Rats…finished sixth in the Florida Collegiate Summer League with a .333 batting average…named to the FCSL All-Star Team. As a Sophomore (2005): Named Second-Team All-Conference with a strong second half of the season…earned a starting role at second base in April and hit .413 for the month…finished the season with an impressive .424 batting average…posted a .435 offensive clip in A-Sun play…led the squad with a .457 on-base percentage…held a 13-game hitting streak during the

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season…posted 11 multiple-hit games…was named to the Coral Gables All-Regional Team after he picked up a hit in every and went 6-for-6 at the plate…sparked the comeback in the 3-1 win over Virginia Commonwealth....his season-high four hits came at the regional against Mississippi State. As a Freshman (2004): Started 58 games for Elon University…finished the season fourth on the team with a .317 batting average, 47 RBI and five home runs.. High School: Attended Palm Beach Lakes High School where he batted .461 with three homers, 29 RBI and 17 steals in his senior season…participated in the Goodwill Games in Australia and earned MVP honors…a two-time All-District recipient. Personal: Criminal justice major…son of John and Susan Stevens…born Jan. 7, 1985. BASEBALL 2007 YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 14 2005 .424 42/24 85 22 36 10 5 0 0 0/0 6 19 0 1/5 2006 .329 46/38 152 17 50 21 5 0 0 4/5 11 23 3 1/4 TOTAL .363 88/62 237 39 86 31 10 0 0 4/5 17 42 3 2/9 Ryan CHEATHAM L/L FRESHMAN 5 5-10, 175 WELLINGTON, FL

Summer League: Played for Hammertime and hit .350 with two home runs. in both categories…in two seasons he has held opponents to an High School: Played for Ed Bloom and Scott Riddle at Wellington High average of 2.23 walks per game. School…earned Preseason All-County honors his junior and senior As a Freshman (2005): Ranked fifth in the nation with a 1.70 ERA seasons…holds the school record for most games played. and is the only player in FAU’s Division I history to post an ERA Personal: Pre-med major…son of Maryann and Troy Cheatham…born under 2.00…named to the All-Freshmen Team, Jan. 10, 1988, in Augusta, GA. 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 Mickey 4 2/3 innings, not allowing a hit and striking out six in relief….he moved into the starting rotation on Apr. 15 at Lipscomb after recording seven saves…recorded seven wins in eight starts to finish STOREY out the season…his only loss came against Michigan on Feb. 28, his first collegiate start…against no. 6 Georgia Tech he threw eight R/R PITCHER innings and allowed only two runs on three hits and struck out SOPHOMORE eight…pitched eight innings against no. 25 UCF and struck out 11, 6-2, 185 a season-high…threw two complete games to close out the 7 season…had a shutout against Stetson in the DEERFIELD BEACH, FL Atlantic Sun Tournament to earn All-Tournament honors…allowed one run in a complete game against Virginia Commonwealth at the Summer League (2006): Finished with 48 strikeouts while playing NCAA Regional to earn All-Regional honors...led the team with 95.1 for the Bourne Braves to rank fifth in the Cape Cod League…finished innings and 82 strikeouts, while holding opponents to a .220 with a 2-3 record and 3.64 ERA in 47 innings. batting average…with runners on base he held opponents to a .176 offensive clip. As a Sophomore (2006): Selected by Louisville Slugger and the Rosenblatt Report as a Preseason Second-Team All-American… High School: Played for Vinnie Tozzi at Deerfield Beach High School finished the season with 125 strikeouts to lead the A-Sun and rank where he finished with a career record of 22-7 and more than 300 third in FAU history…threw FAU’s first no-hitter since 1994 on Mar. strikeouts…named Second-Team All-State and was a three-time All- 31 against Campbell…struck out 10 in the outing and was named A- County recipient. Sun Pitcher of the Week and Louisville Slugger’s National Player of the Week…named Second Team All-Conference…threw five complete Personal: Social science major…son of Ron and Karen Storey…born games and recorded 10 or more strikeouts four times…his season- Mar. 16, 1986, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. high 11 strikeouts came in 6 2/3 innings at Mercer on Mar. 10…has YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 17 career wins and 215 innings pitched to rank ninth in FAU history 2005 1.70 23/9 10 1 .901 7 2 1/1 95.1 78 25 18 23 82 6 2 2006 3.84 17/17 7 9 .438 0 5 1/1 119.2 127 61 51 30 125 9 7 TOTAL 2.89 40/26 17 10 .630 7 7 2/2 215.0 205 86 69 53 207 15 9 Daniel Justin COOK MARTIN B/R OUTFIELDER R/R CATCHER JUNIOR SENIOR 10 6-3, 185 11 5-10, 185 MIAMI, FL PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL

As a Sophomore (2006): Started 26 games at third base and eight Summer League (2006): Started 22 games for the Haymarket at …led the team with 10 stolen bases…had a season- Senators in the Valley League…posted a .282 batting average with high three hits at the A-Sun Tournament against Jacksonville…had seven doubles and finished with a .409 on-base percentage…stole five games with two RBI…his home run came on Mar. 11 at six bases in six attempts. Mercer…finished the year with nine multiple-hit games and six As a Junior (2006): Started 21 games, 19 behind the plate and multiple-RBI games…ended the season with a seven-game hitting two in left field…finished with four multiple-RBI games…finished streak…in the final two months of the season he hit .429 (24-for- with five RBI in a doubleheader against Gardner-Webb on Apr. 56) with a .484 on-base percentage, five doubles and a .518 14…he sparked a six-run eighth inning in the second game of the …at the conference tournament he went 6-for- day with a two-run single. 9 with a double and two walks in three games. As a Sophomore (2005): Hit .302 for the season…in A-Sun play As a Freshman (2005): Hit .353 in 34 at bats…made his first hit an impressive .424 with a .697 slugging percentage and .588 collegiate start against Lipscomb on Apr. 17 and finished with a on-base percentage…had seven multiple-hit and three multiple- season-high two RBI…his season-high two hits came in the NCAA RBI games…his one home run came against Lipscomb on Apr. 17… Regional against Mississippi State. with the bases loaded he hit .500…threw out 25% of base stealers. High School: Played for Bill Henderson at Westminster Christian Summer League (2004): Started 28 games for the Bethesda Big High School…named Second-Team All-Conference after hitting Train and helped the team win the Clark Griffith League .395 with 10 doubles, 26 RBI and four homers…two-sport athlete: Championship…hit .283 with eight doubles, a triple, two home baseball and basketball. runs and 22 RBI…held a six-game hitting streak during which he Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Rick and Shelley went 10-for-22 with three doubles, a triple and six RBI. Cook…born June 15, 1986, in Miami, FL.

YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 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 TOTAL .308 78/40 156 32 48 23 7 0 1 12/14 17 31 5 3/3

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY As a Freshman (2004): Had an outstanding start to his collegiate career as he went 2-for-4 with a home run and a season-high three RBI in his first start against Florida A&M…had a season-high three hits against Florida International…picked up A-Sun Player-of-the- Week honors after hitting .714 (5-7) with six RBI in the three-game series against UCF and adding a game-winning three-run double in the final game of the series…those three games contributed to his longest hitting streak of the season at seven games…had six multiple-hit and five multiple-RBI games. High School: Attended Palm Beach Gardens High School with teammate Mike Salivar…All-Conference recipient after hitting .463 with a .523 on-base-percentage, 14 doubles and 25 RBI…the squad won districts in 2002 under Joe Russo. Summer League: Played for the Goldcoast Yellow Jackets and placed third out of 72 teams at the World Wood Bat Tournament in BASEBALL 2007 Oct. 2002 while batting .320. 16 Personal: Business major…son of Tim and Kim Martin…born Sept. 25, 1984, in Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2004 .299 41/26 87 14 26 18 7 0 1 0/0 10 14 1 3/0 2005 .302 32/26 86 22 26 10 8 0 1 1/2 17 13 0 4/0 2006 .135 33/21 74 9 10 13 0 0 3 0/1 4 12 1 1/3 TOTAL .251 106/73 247 45 62 41 15 0 5 1/3 31 39 2 1/10 Robbie WIDLANSKY Personal: B/R INFIELDER Business major…son of Richard and Brina Widlansky…born Nov. 6, 1984, in Plantation, FL…brother Josh played baseball at SENIOR Miami University and brother Ari played tennis at Indiana. 6-2, 210 12 YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF CORAL SPRINGS, FL 2004 .286 48/34 133 27 38 25 7 1 5 1/1 30 24 3 2/0 2005 .317 60/60 221 45 70 39 10 0 7 14/16 31 31 6 1/4 2006* .176 6/6 17 2 3 1 2 0 0 1/2 2 3 0 0/0 As a Redshirt Junior (2006): Started the first six games of the TOTAL .299 114/100371 74 111 65 19 1 12 16/19 63 58 9 3/4 season before being sidelined by a hamstring injury. *REDSHIRT SEASON Summer League (2005): On e of four FAU players to play for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod League…during the regular season he was second on the team with a .250 batting average six doubles, three Daniel home runs and 20 RBI…in the playoffs he hit .368 in five games with four RBI and three runs scored. BOMBACK As a Sophomore (2005): Second on the team in hits, doubles, home runs, RBI and total bases…led the team with 31 walks…third on the B/R INFIELDER squad with 14 stolen bases…had a season-high four hits against JUNIOR Jacksonville on Apr. 1…recorded three RBI in five contests…recorded multiple-hits in 20 games and multiple-RBI in eight…carried a 12- 5-11, 185 game hitting streak during the season. 13 DAVIE, FL As a Freshman (2004): Becam e the team’s everyday starter at third after going 7-for-12 against Mercer with three runs scored and six RBI Summer League (2006): Played for the Dubois County Bombers in in three games…four of his five home runs came in the last 11 games the Central Illinois Collegiate League…finished with 12 RBI and 10 of the season while he carried a .400 batting average and .711 stolen bases. slugging percentage, raising his season batting average 59 JUCO: Played for Bob Deutschman at Broward Community points…during that span, he had three three-hit games and three College…two-time First-Team All-Conference recipient…received three-RBI games…for the year he amassed 10 multiple-hit and seven Coach’s Award in 2006…team won the state title and finished fifth at multiple-RBI games. the JUCO World Series in 2006...hit .342 with 27 RBI and three home Draft (2003): Drafted by the in the 34th round. runs in 40 games. High School: Played at Taravella High School for Mike Moss…set High School: Played for Coach Hoffman at Westminster Academy…a school records for doubles in a season, career doubles and career Preseason All-American his senior season and a two-time Second- batting average…two-time All-County and All-State recipient… Team All-State recipient...earned Second Team All-County all four named Broward County Coaches 6A Player-of-the-Year his final years. two seasons. Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Carmen and Robert Bomback…born Sept. 5, 1984, in Caracas, Venezuela. Nick Alex ARATA SILVERSMITH 5-10, 170 R/R CATCHER INFIELDER SENIOR 14 SOPHOMORE 15 6-0, 210 DAVIE, FL CORAL SPRINGS, FL

As a Freshman: First collegiate hit was a home run against Southern Summer League Illinois on Feb. 12…made his first start on Feb. 26 against (2006): Played Connecticut and broke into the starting lineup full time on Mar. 18 for the Prairie in the Kennesaw State series…in that game he recorded three hits, Gravel in the two RBI and two runs scored…finished with three multiple-RBI Chicago Suburban games and nine multiple-hit games…had a season-high eight-game Baseball League hitting streak. with Anthony Bradley and Mike High School: A teammate of William Block at Nova High School Obradovich. under Pat McQuaid…won two state championships and two Gold Gloves while at Nova…a Second-Team All-County recipient and a As a Junior scholar-athlete. (2006): Started 39 games behind Personal: Business major…born Oct. 13, 1986, in Bronx, NY. the plate and five YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF in left field… 2006 .289 47/30 114 22 33 12 4 0 1 6/8 5 35 6 0/7 picked up his TOTAL .289 47/30 114 22 33 12 4 0 1 6/8 5 35 6 0/7 first collegiate home run in the opening weekend against no. 19 Tennessee…12 of his 24 RBI came with two outs… had a season- high 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-multiple RBI games. Summer League (2005): Played for the Prairie Gravel of the Chicago Suburban Baseball League that won the National Baseball Congress World Series…one of three FAU players on the squad…during the series he was second on the team with a .324 hitting percentage, two doubles and eight RBI. As a Sophomore (2005): Season-high three hits came on opening day against 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 multiple-hit and two multiple-RBI games…hit .448 when leading off an inning. 17 JUCO: Played at Manatee Community College under Coach

Hill…named All-Academic. BASEBALL 2007 High School: A ttended Taravella High School where he earned Second-Team All-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 B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2005 .292 42/31 120 15 35 15 2 0 0 6/7 14 15 0 2/2 2006 .275 51/44 160 35 44 24 9 1 2 6/10 20 22 7 2/3 TOTAL .282 93/75 280 50 79 39 11 1 2 12/17 34 37 7 4/5

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Mike OBRADOVICH R/R PITCHER JUNIOR 16 6-0, 185 TUSCALOOSA, AL

Summer League: Played for the Prairie Gravel in the Chicago Suburban Baseball League with Alex Silversmith and Anthony Bradley.

BASEBALL 2007 JUCO: A JUCO All-American at Gadsden State Community College 18 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. Joel SCHMAL High School: Holds nine pitching records at Highland High School L/L PITCHER where he played for Dan Miller…four-time All-Conference, three-time All-Area and two-time All-State recipient…two-sport athlete: SENIOR baseball and basketball. 6-3, 240 17 Personal: Social science major…son of Chris and Barb Schmal…born HIGHLAND, IN Aug. 13, 1984, in Munster, IN.

YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP As a Junior (2006): Started the season as a starter making four starts 2006 4.05 18/7 7 2 .778 1 1 0/1 66.2 71 39 30 21 52 6 4 before working out of the bullpen…made 10 appearances out of the TOTAL 4.05 18/7 7 2 .778 1 1 0/1 66.2 71 39 30 21 52 6 4 bullpen in March and April to earn a 3-0 record with a 2.45 ERA in 25 2/3 innings…only gave up three extra base hits during that span…returned to the rotation on May 6 against Lipscomb…pitched 8 2/3 innings and only allowed one earned run…most successful outing came on May 25 at the conference tournament against no. 1 Brett seed Jacksonville pitching a complete game and striking out a career- high seven batters to pick up his team-leading seventh win…earned CANNON one save on the year against East Tennessee State on May 19 with one inning of work…in conference play he posted a 3-0 record, one save R/R PITCHER and 2.11 ERA in 38 1/3 innings…made two starts and 10 appearances and held opponents to a .233 batting average. JUNIOR 6-0, 195 Summer League (2005): Played with Alex Silversmith and Chris 18 Salberg for the National Baseball Congress National Champion Prairie PARKLAND, FL Gravel…finished the summer with a 2.65 ERA, 1-0 record and 18 strikeouts in 17 innings of work. As a Redshirt Junior (2006): Made two appearances before being side-lined by an injury...worked one inning against Louisville and JUCO: Played at South Suburban College where former FAU All- TCU…against the no. 21 Horned Frogs he struck out three in one American Dan Jackson played…coached by Steve Ruzich and earned inning. All-Region and Third-Team All-America honors while breaking three pitching records. JUCO: Played at Broward Community College and earned a spot on the JUCO All-Star Team. Billy DEGNAN L/L INFIELDER JUNIOR High School: Played for Coach Florio at Stoneman Douglas High 6-4, 205 School…earned honorable mention All-State and All-County 22 recognition. DELRAY BEACH, FL Personal: Business major…born May 1, 1984, in Dallas, TX. Prior to FAU: Played at Embry Riddle and Tallahassee Community College for Mike McLeod before coming to FAU…while at Embry Riddle YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2006* 4.50 2/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.0 4 1 1 1 4 0 0 the team finished as the National Championship runner-up. TOTAL 4.50 2/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 2.0 4 1 1 1 4 0 0 High School: Played for Dave Smith at Atlantic High School. *REDSHIRT SEASON Personal: Civil engineering major…son of William and Catherine Travis Degnan…born May 7, 1985, in Houston, TX. OZGA Justin R/R CATCHER FERREIRA SOPHOMORE 6-1, 210 R/R OUTFIELDER 19 BOCA RATON, FL JUNIOR 23 6-2, 195 19 As a Freshman (2006): With two upperclassmen ahead of him at CORAL SPRINGS, FL BASEBALL 2007 his natural position as catcher he had planned on red-shirting…due to injuries, made his first appearance and start on Mar. 25 at North Summer League: Played for the Dubois County Bombers in the Florida…made 13 starts at first and one at third…his season-high Central Illinois Collegiate League…hit .202 with 13 RBI and a home three hits came against no. 1 seed Jacksonville at the conference run in 30 starts. tournament…finished the season with three multiple-hit and two JUCO: Played for Bob Deutschman at Broward Community College…a multiple-RBI games. Second-Team All-Conference recipient both seasons…as a freshman High School: Played for Steve Day at Pope John Paul High hit .320 with eight home runs…as a sophomore hit .333 with eight School…named All-Conference, All-County, All-Area and All- home runs. State…named All-District Player of the Year. High School: Played for Dean Florio at Marjory Stoneman Personal: Undecided major…son of Gary and Mary Rose Ozga…born Douglas…named First-Team All-State…his junior season hit .493 Dec. 7, 1986, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. with 10 home runs…as a senior hit .333 with six homers…drafted in 2003 by the Dodgers in the 34th round. YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF 2006 .286 23/14 56 11 16 10 3 0 2 0/0 4 14 0 0/1 TOTAL .286 23/14 56 11 16 10 3 0 2 0/0 4 14 0 0/1 Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Lynn and Stuart Ferreira…born Oct. 30, 1984, in Pompano Beach, FL.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY nine games…in conference play hit .355 with a .645 slugging percentage…had nine multiple-hit and four multiple-RBI Alex games…finished the season with a seven-game hitting streak. As a Freshman (2005): Did not start the season as a starter but PEPE quickly became an integral part of the offense and started 40 games…in his first collegiate at bat hit a pinch hit home run against L/L PITCHER no. 23 TCU…carried a batting average over .360 through Apr. SOPHOMORE 10…finished third on the squad with six homers…in A-Sun play he finished fourth on the squad with 21 RBI and tied the team leaders 24 6-1, 190 with four home runs…finished the season with 12 multiple-hit and DEERFIELD BEACH, FL eight multiple-RBI games…recorded a season-high three hits in three contests…his season-high four RBI came in a 3-for-3 effort against Gardner-Webb on Mar. 11…with the bases loaded he went 4-for-8 at Summer League the plate…named to the A-Sun All-Freshman Team. (2006): Made the High School: Attended St. Joseph's by the Sea in New York where he BASEBALL 2007 All-Star Team in the was coached by Gordon Russ…a four-year starter and All-City 20 Cal Ripken, Sr. recipient…played for the Bayside Yankees in Queens, NY…a member Baseball League… of Student Countil…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball. played for the Bethesda Big Train… Personal: Undecided major…son of Robert and Susan McKenna…born in nine appearances Feb. 13, 1980, in Staten Island, NY. he worked 13 innings YEAR B/A G/GS AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR SB/SBA BB SO HBP S/SF and struck out 2005 .283 47/40 166 26 47 33 10 0 6 4/7 9 21 0 1/1 14...held opponents 2006 .308 31/31 117 18 36 17 4 1 3 0/0 14 24 0 0/0 to a .143 batting TOTAL .293 78/71 283 44 83 50 14 1 9 4/7 23 45 0 1/1 average…finished with a 0-1 record and 3.45 ERA. As a Freshman (2006): Made seven appearances and started two midweek contests…starts came against Monmouth and Columbia…recorded a season-high three strikeouts against Columbia. 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 School Students and was an All-American Scholar. Personal: Business major…son of Jodi Pepe and Dan Pepe…born Apr. 14, 1987, in Rhode Island.

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 TOTAL 9.64 7/2 0 0 .000 0 0 0 14.0 17 15 15 13 10 2 1

Mike MCKENNA R/R OUTFIELDER JUNIOR 25 6-0, 195 DELRAY BEACH, FL

As a Sophomore (2006): Made 31 starts during the season despite missing 24 games with a knee injury…had a season-high four hits on Feb. 11 against Southern Illinois…season-high three RBI came on May 18 against East Tennessee State…hit three home runs in the final As a Freshman (2005): Made 13 appearances and finished with 18.2 innings…his start was against Florida International on May Lou 11…worked five innings, his longest outing, and only allowed one run…recorded a season-high two strikeouts against Boston College MOREY (3/10) and Florida International (4/6). High School: Played for Larry Greenstein at Santaluces…6A All-State R/R PITCHER award winner as an outfielder and infielder with a .427 batting FRESHMAN average…on the mound he held a 0.65 ERA…named Second Team All- Area…excelled in the classroom and was an All-Academic 26 5-11, 165 recipient…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball. WILDWOOD CREST, NJ Personal: Pre-med major who hopes to become an orthopedic surgeon…son of Robert and Catherine Eberhart…born Oct. 18, 1985, 2006: Attended the University of Delaware, but did not play. in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

High School: Played for Tom Ottaviano at Wildwood Catholic High YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP School…named First-Team All-Conference, First-Team All- 2005 6.27 13/1 0 0 .000 0 0 0 18.2 22 14 13 6 7 1 4 County…two-sport athlete: baseball and basketball…member of 2006 3.81 30/0 1 0 1.00 3 0 0/1 26.0 25 14 11 9 15 1 0 the National Honor Society. TOTAL 4.84 43/1 1 0 1.00 3 0 0/1 44.2 47 28 24 15 22 2 4 Personal: Hospitality and tourism major…son of Lewis and Frances Morey…born Oct. 25, 1986 in Cape May, NJ. Kenny Chris GRAY EBERHART R/R PITCHER SOPHOMORE R/R PITCHER 28 6-3, 210 SOPHOMORE DELRAY BEACH, FL 27 6-3, 185 LAKE WORTH, FL Summer League (2006): Posted a 1.25 ERA and 4-2 record with the Summer League Geneva Red Wings in (2006): Played for the New York Collegiate the Concord Quarry Baseball League…worked Dogs in the New 35 innings and struck out England Collegiate 39…held opponents to a Baseball League… .162 batting average. recorded a 1-1 record and a save in a As a Freshman (2006): team-leading 17 Made seven appear- appearances… ances… had three outings posted a 4.45 ERA that were one inning with 17 strikeouts in long…had a season-high 28 1/3 innings. two strikeouts against Mercer on Mar. 11 at As a Sophomore Mercer…did not allow a (2006): Led the run in his first four team with 30 outings (3 1/3 innings). appearance and finished with three High School: Was a 21 saves…held the pitcher and catcher for BASEBALL 2007 lowest ERA on the Dave Smith at Atlantic team at 3.81…his High School…was Rookie one win came on Mar. of the Year his freshman 5 against no. 21 TCU season, defensive player as he pitched 1 1/3 of the year his sophomore innings and did not allow a hit…had a streak from Mar. 18 through year, offensive player of Apr. 8, during which he did not allow a run in eight appearances and the year his junior year along with First-Team All-Conference…in his 7 2/3 innings…recorded a season-high two strikeouts against senior season he held a .390 batting average with four home runs and Columbia…longest outing was 1 2/3 innings against Connecticut posted a 0.90 ERA. and Columbia. Personal: Mechanical engineering major…son of Chris and Camino Summer League (2005): Made 10 appearances and one start for the Gray…born Jan. 13, 1987, in Belgium. Bethesda Big Train, co-champions of the Cal Ripken, Sr. Collegiate Baseball League…finished with a 5.28 ERA in 15.1 innings of YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP work…held opponents to a .208 hitting percentage. 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

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Brandon Andrew COONEY TOMLIN R/R PITCHER R/R PITCHER SENIOR SENIOR 30 6-6, 255 31 6-2, 205 PEMBROKE PINES, FL CAPE CORAL, FL

Summer League (2006): Played for the Dubois County Bombers in As a Junior (2006): Made 13 appearances and two starts during the Central Illinois Collegiate League…posted a 3.97 ERA with 45 the season…starts came against Bethune-Cookman on May 10 and strikeouts in 45 1/3 innings…made eight starts. East Tennessee State at the A-Sun Tournament…longest outing was BASEBALL 2007 5 2/3 innings against Bethune-Cookman…had a season-high seven As a Junior (2006): Started the season in the bullpen before moving 22 strikeouts against Monmouth on Mar. 7 in 3 1/3 innings…one win into the starting rotation on Mar. 5…first start came against no. 21 came in that game. TCU when he threw 6 2/3 innings and struck out five…his one save came against no. 19 Tennessee on Feb. 5…struck out a season-high Summer League (2005): Played for the Herndon Braves in the 11 batters in six innings against VCU on Apr. 9…longest outing was Clark Griffith League…finished with a 3-2 record and 3.11 ERA in seven innings at Belmont on Apr. 23…lasted six or more innings in 37.2 innings…recorded 41 strikeouts and only walked three six of his team-leading 10 starts…drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals batters. in the 20th round. As a Sophomore (2005): Sat out most of the season recovering JUCO: Played at Broward Community College for former FAU coach Bob from an injury before returning on May 11 when he threw 2/3 of an Deutschman...two-time draft choice of the . inning against Florida International…his longest outing came in a start against Stetson on May 28 in the championship game of the High School: Played for Joe Failla at McArthur High School…earned A-Sun Tournament when he worked 3.2 innings and struck out four. All-County, All-State honors along with being named the team MVP three times. Summer League (2004): Played for the Bethesda Big Train in the Clark Griffith League…made one start for the league champions Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Drew and Debbie working 4 1/3 innings and striking out two. Cooney…born Aug. 2, 1985, in Hollywood, FL. As a Freshman (2004): In his first collegiate outing against FAMU YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP he struck out the side…his longest outing came against Florida 2006 4.71 18/12 4 6 .400 1 1 1/0 72.2 79 48 38 30 58 10 4 International when he worked two innings and gave up his only TOTAL 4.71 18/12 4 6 .400 1 1 1/0 72.2 79 48 38 30 58 10 4 earned run of the year. High School: Played for former FAU player Garry Kamphouse at North Fort Myers High School, where he was a Second-Team All- State and All-Area selection as a junior…named to the All- Conference and Honorable Mention All-State teams his final two seasons…team MVP and Pitcher of the Year all four years of high school…won numerous academic awards including U.S. Army Scholar-Athlete, Rotary South Scholar and was a finalist in the Sprint DSL Scholar-Athlete award. Summer League: Played for the Southwest Florida Baseball team that finished the summer with three first-place finishes, two second-place finishes and a third-place finish in national tournaments…the squad won the International Travel Baseball World Series and the USSSA Florida Championship…finished 6-1 with a 2.54 ERA in 46 innings. Personal: Business major…son of Robert and Leigh Tomlin…born July 16, 1985, in Cape Coral, FL.

YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2004 2.08 4/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 4.1 5 1 1 1 4 1 1 2005 6.30 5/1 0 1 .000 0 0 0 10.0 13 8 7 8 8 1 2 2006 4.50 13/2 1 1 .500 0 0 0 22.0 30 13 11 5 24 1 0 TOTAL 4.71 22/3 1 2 .333 0 0 0 36.1 48 22 19 14 36 3 3 Anthony BRADLEY L/L PITCHER SENIOR 33 6-3, 210 JUPITER, FL

Summer League (2006): Played for the Prairie Gravel in the Chicago Suburban Baseball League. As a Junior (2006): Made 12 appearances on the year with his longest outing 1 1/3 innings against Lipscomb on May 6…his win came in his last appearance against East Tennessee State when he pitched one inning…in his last five outings he did not allow a run…had a season-high two strikeouts three times. JUCO: Attended Palm Beach Community College and played for Craig Gero…named Second-Team All-Conference and a All-Star. High School: Played for Joe Peccia at Suncoast High School…had 34 stolen bases and was an All-Conference and All-Area recipient. Personal: Communication major…son of Patricia and Gary Bradley…born July 10, 1985, in West Palm Beach, FL.

YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2006 4.91 12/0 1 0 1.00 0 0 0 7.1 7 4 4 6 9 0 1 TOTAL 4.91 12/0 1 0 1.00 0 0 0 7.1 7 4 4 6 9 0 1

Justin PHILLABAUM R/R PITCHER 23 JUNIOR BASEBALL 2007 32 6-3, 205 ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL

JUCO: Played for Mike Easom at Indian River Community College…in 2005 he was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 24th round. High School: Coached by Carlos Gonzalez at Royal Palm Beach High School…posted a 1.68 ERA, 5-2 record and struck out 50 as a senior…drafted by the in the 27th round. Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Jane and Jeff Phillabaum…born Apr. 18, 1986, in West Palm Beach, FL.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Chris Mike SALBERG SALIVAR L/L PITCHER L/L PITCHER SENIOR JUNIOR 6-1, 185 36 6-3, 205 34 ROCKFORD, IL PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL

Summer League (2006): Led the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod Summer League League in appearances with 14...made three starts and pitched 27 2/3 (2006): Played for the

BASEBALL 2007 innings…finished with a 0-1 record, 3.25 ERA and 29 strikeouts. Keene Swampbats in the New England As a Junior (2006): Started the season in the rotation before being 24 Collegiate Baseball moved to the bullpen on Apr. 29 against Jacksonville…longest outing League…worked 29 of the season was 7 1/3 on Feb. 25 against Connecticut….had a innings in 16 season-high 11 strikeouts in 6 2/3 innings against North Florida on appearances…led the Mar. 25…second on the team with 82 strikeouts and 73 2/3 team in appearances… innings…ranked seventh in the A-Sun in strikeouts…drafted by the finished with a 1-1 Baltimore Orioles in the 22nd round. record and 4.34 Summer League (2005): Played for the National Baseball Congress ERA…recorded 29 World Series Champion Prairie Gravel of the Chicago Suburban Baseball strikeouts and held League…in the World Series he made five appearances and finished opponents to a .259 with a 1-0 record…he struck out four in three innings of work. batting average. As a Sophomore (2005): Was a starter for most of the season but As a Sophomore worked out of the bullpen for most of April before returning to (2006): Made 17 the rotation on May 7 against Georgia Tech…closed out the season appearances out of the going 4-1 in his last five starts…against Campbell on Mar. 19 he threw bullpen…did not allow his longest outing of 7 2/3 innings…struck out a season-high seven a hit in his first four batters on Mar. 11 against Gardner-Webb…in both of those starts he appearances and did threw seven plus shutout innings…in A-Sun play he finished with a not allow a run in his 4-1 record and 3.88 ERA. first nine outings (5 1/3 innings)…longest As a Freshman (2004): Played for Jeremy Warren at Rock Valley outing was 1 1/3 College...named Honorable Mention All-Conference…also a member of innings against the golf team. Campbell (4/1) and High School: Played for Corey Schrank at Rockford Guilford High Gardner-Webb (4/14)…had a season-high two strikeouts against School in Rockford, IL…earned conference MVP recognition…three- Kennesaw State and Gardner-Webb. sport athlete: baseball, golf and basketball. Summer League (2005): Finished with a 3-2 record and 2.25 ERA for Personal: Exercise science major…born May 8, 1984, in Rockford, IL. the Glens Falls Golden Eagles…worked 20 innings and struck out 30 YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP batters…held opponents to a .205 batting average. 2005 5.06 22/15 6 5 .545 0 0 0/1 83.2 98 52 47 34 62 11 7 2006 5.74 20/11 5 6 .455 0 0 0/1 73.2 87 60 47 43 82 14 4 As a Freshman (2005): Made six appearances and worked a total of TOTAL 5.38 11/11 11 11 .500 0 0 0/2 157.1 185 112 94 77 144 25 11 six innings…his longest outing of the year was 1 1/3 innings against Georgia Tech…struck out a season-high two batters in his final appearance against Mercer. High School: Played for Joe Russo at Palm Beach Gardens High School…Second-Team All-Conference and Honorable Mention All-Area recipient. 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 TOTAL 4.32 23/0 0 0 .000 0 0 0/2 16.2 19 9 8 12 15 1 2 Riaan Spanjer- Furstenburg R/R CATCHER FRESHMAN 44 6-2, 240 CORAL SPRINGS, FL

High School: Played for Joe Giummule at …as a junior he earned All-County honors, team hitter of the year and was the Florida Home Run Derby Champion…as a senior he was named the team pitcher of the year and male scholar- athlete…two-sport athlete: baseball and football. Personal: Undecided major…son of Paul and Nessie Spanjer- Furstenburg…born Feb. 8, 1988, in Pretoria, South Africa. Brandon KLOESS R/R PITCHER JUNIOR 49 6-2, 200 MONTGOMERY, AL

Summer League (2006): Played in the Montgomery Metro League. 2006: Red-shirt season. As a Sophomore (2005): After starting the season in the bullpen he made his first of nine starts on Mar. 15 against Rutgers and picked up his second win of the year…threw five innings and did not allow an earned run…eight wins was second most on the team…his longest outing was his last of the season when he worked 7 1/3 innings at Georgia State…season-high seven strikeouts came against Florida 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 no. 6 Georgia Tech he worked 6 1/3 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 was 2 2/3 innings at Mercer…made seven appearances in A-Sun play and held opponents to a .219 batting average while carrying a 2.08 ERA…struck out a season-high two 25 batters against FAMU and Winthrop. BASEBALL 2007 High School: Played for Keith Lucky at St. James High School…three- time All-State and All-Conference recipient…in 2001-02 was named the 4A Player of the Year and Montgomery Metro Player of the Year…threw a perfect game in 2001, retiring all 21 batters. Personal: Communication major…son of Branch and Carol Kloess…born Dec. 9, 1984, in Montgomery, AL.

YEAR ERA G/GS W L PCT S CG SHO INP H R ER BB SO HBP WP 2004 6.89 15/0 1 0 1.00 0 0 0 15.2 20 13 12 4 13 3 2 2005 4.17 18/9 8 2 .800 0 0 0/1 58.1 66 37 27 28 48 6 5 TOTAL 4.74 33/9 9 2 .818 0 0 0/1 74.0 86 50 39 32 61 9 7

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Widlansky’s Statistics

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History << Justin Martin FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 2006 IN REVIEW

Record: 30-28 Home: 22-13 Away: 7-14 Neutral: 1-1 A-Sun: 14-16 P layer 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% J ordan Hafer .344 55 52 195 34 67 14 2 9 34 112 .574 26 11 29 1 .433 3 4 4 6 108 2 3 .973 Tyler Stevens .329 46 38 152 17 50 5 0 0 21 55 .362 11 3 23 3 .383 1 4 4 5 103 18 6 .953 Anthony Albano .314 57 44 172 25 54 15 3 2 30 81 .471 12 1 34 1 .356 3 3 5 8 77 1 0 1.000 Ovy Ramirez .310 51 50 200 28 62 14 1 5 40 93 .465 17 9 55 4 .386 2 0 5 6 124 64 21 .900 Mike McKenna .308 31 31 117 18 36 4 1 3 17 51 .436 14 0 24 4 .382 0 0 0 0 107 3 1 .991 Tim Mascia .306 55 53 219 40 67 12 3 4 24 97 .443 23 0 28 3 .369 2 4 6 9 93 1 3 .969 Daniel Cook .295 48 34 122 21 36 6 0 1 20 45 .369 14 5 23 3 .385 2 2 10 11 25 61 12 .878 Nick Arata .289 47 30 114 22 33 4 0 1 13 40 .351 5 6 35 0 .352 0 7 6 8 53 106 7 .958 William Block .283 56 54 187 41 53 8 1 7 33 84 .449 10 18 47 1 .375 1 4 5 12 89 139 13 .946 Alex Silversmith .275 51 44 160 35 44 9 1 2 24 61 .381 20 7 22 3 .376 2 3 6 10 319 34 7 .981 Alex Fonseca .238 22 22 84 12 20 1 0 1 10 24 .286 7 1 14 1 .301 1 1 3 5 26 62 7 .926 Justin Martin .135 33 21 74 9 10 0 0 3 13 19 .257 4 1 12 3 .188 1 3 0 1 168 19 7 .964 ------Mike McBryde .300 3 2 10 2 3 2 0 0 0 5 .500 0 0 3 1 .300 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1.000 Travis Ozga .286 23 14 56 11 16 3 0 2 10 25 .446 4 0 14 4 .333 0 1 0 0 122 14 1 .993 BASEBALL 2007 Mario Duarte .229 41 14 48 13 11 3 1 0 7 16 .333 8 0 7 0 .339 0 3 0 0 34 1 0 1.000 28 Jon Shapland .182 18 13 44 5 8 2 0 1 5 13 .295 12 2 17 0 .379 0 1 2 2 7 0 0 1.000 Robbie Widlansky .176 6 6 17 2 3 2 0 0 1 5 .294 2 0 3 0 .263 0 0 1 2 25 1 1 .963 Eric Krznaric .000 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 1.000

Totals .290 58 58 1,974 336 573 104 13 41 302 826 .418 189 64 391 32 .368 18 40 57 85 1524 608 106 .953 Opponents .289 58 58 2,044 330 591 84 10 31 288 788 .386 206 48 477 36 .364 24 34 75 100 1496 584 89 .959

LOB - Team (453), Opp (505). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (40). CI - Team (3), Silversmith 2, Martin 1. IBB - Team (6), Hafer 4, Mascia 2, Opp (20) Picked off - Block 3, Ramirez 2, Stevens 1, Martin 1, Silversmith 1, Fonseca 1, Duarte 1, Mascia 1, Hafer 1.

(All games sorted by earned run avg.)

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 M ickey Storey 3.84 7 9 17 17 5 1 1 0 199.2 127 61 51 30 125 22 1 9 473 .268 7 9 3 8 6 Joel Schmal 4.05 7 2 18 7 1 0 1 1 66.2 71 39 30 21 52 9 2 3 263 .270 4 6 0 2 4 Brandon Cooney 4.71 4 6 18 12 1 1 0 1 72.2 79 48 38 30 58 11 2 1 285 .277 4 10 3 3 6 Chris Salberg 5.74 5 6 20 11 0 0 1 0 73.2 87 60 47 43 82 10 4 5 301 .289 4 14 2 0 8 ------Mike McBryde 0.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 2.2 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 7 .000 0 1 1 0 0 Chris Eberhart 3.81 1 0 30 0 0 0 1 3 26.0 25 14 11 9 15 3 0 4 97 .258 0 1 0 2 1 Mike Salivar 4.22 0 0 17 0 0 0 2 0 10.2 13 6 5 7 10 1 0 0 46 .283 1 1 0 0 0 Will Mann 4.40 2 2 17 7 0 0 2 0 43.0 64 31 21 13 28 10 0 1 185 .346 3 2 0 3 3 Andrew Tomlin 4.50 1 1 13 2 0 0 0 0 22.0 30 13 11 5 24 5 0 2 92 .326 0 1 0 2 2 Brett Cannon 4.50 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2.0 4 1 1 1 4 1 0 0 10 .400 0 0 0 0 0 Anthony Bradley 4.91 1 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 7.1 7 4 4 6 9 2 0 0 27 .259 1 0 0 0 2 Mike Crotta 5.82 2 2 26 0 0 0 1 6 38.2 52 28 25 18 45 4 0 5 164 .317 5 1 0 2 0 Ryan LaCross 6.75 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 4.0 9 5 3 2 4 0 0 0 21 .429 0 0 0 0 0 Kenny Gray 9.00 0 0 7 0 0 0 1 0 5.0 6 5 5 7 6 2 0 0 21 .286 3 0 1 0 0 Alex Pepe 9.64 0 0 7 2 0 0 0 0 14.0 17 15 15 13 10 4 1 1 52 .327 1 2 1 2 2

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

PB - Team (7), Martin 6, Silversmith 1 Opp (15). Pickoffs - Team (7), Silversmith 3, Mann 1, Cooney, B 1, Storey 1, Schmal 1, Opp (12). SBA/ATT - Silversmith (49-65), Martin (26-33), Cooney, B (15-21), Storey (15-20), Mann (15-15), Salberg (6-11), Crotta (9-10), Schmal (4-8), Eberhart (4-5), Salivar (4-4), Pepe (2-3), Tomlin (1-2), Bradley (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 Ovy Ramirez 15 5 - - 20 Jordan Hafer 7 2 - - 9 Tim Mascia 17 - Jordan Hafer 13 4 2 - 19 Ovy Ramirez 6 2 1 - 9 Jordan Hafer 16 - Tim Mascia 13 3 1 1 18 Anthony Albano 7 - 1 - 8 Ovy Ramirez 8 2 William Block 11 6 - - 17 William Block 6 2 - - 8 Nick Arata 8 2 Tyler Stevens 10 3 1- 14 Tim Mascia 5 3 --8 Anthony Albano 7 1 Anthony Albano 8 5 1 - 14 Alex Silversmith 6 1 - - 7 Daniel Cook 7 7 Alex Silversmith 8 3 - - 11 Daniel Cook 6 - - - 6 Alex Fonseca 6 2 Mike McKenna 6 2 1 - 9 Tyler Stevens41--5Tyler Stevens 5 - Daniel Cook 8 1 - - 9 Mike McKenna 3 1 - - 4 Alex Silversmith 4 3 Nick Arata 6 3 - - 9 Justin Martin 3 1 - - 4 Mario Duarte 4 - Alex Fonseca 4 1 - - 5 Nick Arata 3 - - - 3 Justin Martin 3 - Travis Ozga 2 1 - - 3 Mario Duarte 3 - - - 3 Travis Ozga 3 - Mario Duarte 3 - - - 3 Alex Fonseca 2 1 - - 3 Jonathon Shapland 3 - Mike McBryde 1 -- - 1 Travis Ozga 2 - --2 William Block 3- Robbie Widlansky 1--- 1 Jonathon Shapland1 1 - - 2 Mike McBryde 2 - Jonathon Shapland 1 - - - 1 TEAM 64 15 2 0 81 Robbie Widlansky 1 - TEAM 110 37 6 1 154 2006 IN REVIEW

RESULTS Date Opponent Score r-h-e r-h-e Overall Conference Pitcher of record Attend Time 2/3 no. 19 TENNESSEE 1-12 1-3-3 12-14-1 0-1-0 0-0-0 STOREY (L 0-1) 1173 3:23 2/5 no. 19 TENNESSEE 8-9 8-13-4 9-9-3 0-2-0 0-0-0 COONEY, B (L 0-1) 936 3:34 2/5 no. 19 TENNESSEE 6-5 (7) 6-7-0 5-11-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (W 1-0) 946 2:10 2/10 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 6-7 6-7-1 7-14-4 1-3-0 0-0-0 CROTTA (L 0-1) 280 3:01 2/11 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 12-0 12-12-2 0-3-5 2-3-0 0-0-0 SALBERG (W 1-0) 378 2:48 2/12 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 8-17 8-10-1 17-21-4 2-4-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (L 1-1) 365 3:14 2/17 LOUISVILLE 13-4 13-12-3 4-8-3 3-4-0 0-0-0 STOREY (W 1-1) 506 3:13 2/18 LOUISVILLE 7-4 7-9-1 4-9-2 4-4-0 0-0-0 SALBERG (W 2-0) 592 3:08 2/19 LOUISVILLE 6-0 6-9-1 0-8-0 5-4-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (W 2-1) 426 2;32 2/25 CONNECTICUT 1-0 1-5-0 0-9-0 6-4-0 0-0-0 STOREY (W 2-1) 520 2:08 2/25 CONNECTICUT 0-2 0-5-3 2-3-1 6-5-0 0-0-0 SALBERG (L 2-1) 520 2:35 2/26 CONNECTICUT 1-9 1-5-4 9-14-1 6-6-0 0-0-0 SCHMAL (L 2-2) 322 2:10 3/3 at no. 21 Texas Christian 1-5 1-4-2 5-10-1 6-7-0 0-0-0 STOREY (L 2-2) 1656 2:53 3/4 at no. 21 Texas Christian 5-10 5-10-1 10-14-1 6-8-0 0-0-0 SALBERG (L 2-2) 1381 3:30 3/5 at no. 21Texas Christian 4-3 4-9-2 3-6-2 7-8-0 0-0-0 EBERHART (W 1-0) 1606 2:54 3/7 MONMOUTH 7-5 7-14-0 5-6-2 8-8-0 0-0-0 TOMLIN (W 1-0) 342 2:40 3/10 *at Mercer 4-6 4-11-1 6-12-1 8-9-0 0-1-0 STOREY (L 2-3) 194 2:50 3/11 *at Mercer 3-7 3-5-2 7-14-2 8-10-0 0-2-0 SALBERG (L 2-3) 217 2:27 3/11 *at Mercer 5-8 5-12-0 8-16-2 8-11-0 0-3-0 COONEY, B (L 0-2) 217 3:01 3/14 RUTGERS 6-4 6-6-3 4-11-0 9-11-0 0-3-0 SCHMAL (W 3-2) 534 3:07 3/15 COLUMBIA 8-7 8-11-2 7-9-0 10-11-0 0-3-0 CROTTA (W 1-1) 370 3:20 3/17 *KENNESAW STATE 7-2 7-11-2 2-8-2 11-11-0 1-3-0 STOREY (W 3-3) 436 2:43 3/18 *KENNESAW STATE 6-7 6-14-3 7-8-0 11-12-0 1-4-0 SALBERG (L 2-4) 293 3:04 3/18 *KENNESAW STATE 12-6 12-17-1 6-12-3 12-12-0 2-4-0 COONEY, B (W 1-2) 293 3:25 3/24 *at North Florida 0-1 0-2-1 1-7-0 12-13-0 2-5-0 STOREY (L 3-4) 375 2:10 3/25 *at North Florida 6-3 6-12-1 3-6-4 13-13-0 3-5-0 SALBERG (W 3-4) 562 2:56 3/26 *at North Florida 3-13 3-10-1 13-17-1 13-14-0 3-6-0 COONEY, B (L 1-3) 575 2:59 3/28 HARVARD 11-1 11-16-2 1-8-5 14-14-0 3-6-0 MANN (W 1-0) 378 2:43 3/31 *CAMPBELL 2-0 2-4-2 0-0-1 15-14-0 4-6-0 STOREY (W 4-4) 317 1:50 4/1 *CAMPBELL 11-8 11-14-2 8-14-3 16-14-0 5-6-0 SCHMAL (W 4-2) 215 3:23 4/1 *CAMPBELL 3-7 3-8-1 7-15-1 16-15-0 5-7-0 COONEY, B (L 1-4) 215 2:39 4/4 FLA. INTERNATIONAL 13-7 13-18-3 7-9-4 17-15-0 5-7-0 MANN (W 2-0) 196 3:13 4/7 VCU 1-3 1-4-2 3-11-0 17-16-0 5-7-0 STOREY (L 4-5) 290 2:46 4/8 VCU 7-4 7-10-2 4-12-2 18-16-0 5-7-0 SALBERG (W 4-4) 209 3:09 4/9 VCU 3-0 3-5-0 0-1-0 19-16-0 5-7-0 COONEY, B (W 2-4) 192 1:29 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb 4-7 4-6-2 7-6-0 19-17-0 5-8-0 STOREY (L 4-6) 106 2:15 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb 11-5 11-16-2 5-7-1 20-17-0 6-8-0 SCHMAL (W 5-2) 105 2:42 4/15 *at Gardner-Webb 4-5 4-10-2 5-11-1 20-18-0 6-9-0 COONEY, B (L 2-5) 110 2:21 4/22 *at Belmont 6-4 6-7-0 4-8-2 21-18-0 7-9-0 STOREY (W 5-6) 234 2:19 4/22 *at Belmont 2-10 2-6-2 10-16-1 21-19-0 7-10-0 MANN (L 2-1) 234 2:24 4/23 *at Belmont 6-5 (13) 6-11-2 5-11-3 22-19-0 8-10-0 CROTTA (W 2-1) 215 3:41 4/29 *JACKSONVILLE 7-14 7-11-0 14-18-1 22-20-0 8-11-0 STOREY (L 5-7) 389 3:09 4/29 *JACKSONVILLE 7-8 7-10-7 8-10-2 22-21-0 8-12-0 COONEY, B (L 2-6) 389 3:21 4/30 *JACKSONVILLE 4-11 4-11-3 11-15-0 22-22-0 8-13-0 MANN (L 2-2) 252 2:51 5/5 *LIPSCOMB 10-6 10-14-2 6-10-0 23-22-0 9-13-0 STOREY (W 6-7) 300 2:58 5/6 *LIPSCOMB 6-11 6-14-3 11-10-2 23-23-0 9-14-0 SALBERG (L 4-5) 311 3:18 5/6 *LIPSCOMB 7-4 7-13-4 4-9-2 24-23-0 10-14-0 SCHMAL (W 6-2) 311 2:29 5/9 at Fla. International 10-13 10-17-3 13-18-3 24-24-0 10-14-0 SALBERG (L 4-6) 243 3:29 5/10 at Bethune-Cookman 2-1 2-7-2 1-4-1 25-24-0 10-14-0 SALBERG (W 5-6) 70 2:24 5/12 *at Stetson 6-10 6-11-2 10-13-0 25-25-0 10-15-0 STOREY (L 6-8) 1268 2:42 5/13 *at Stetson 10-2 10-12-3 2-10-2 26-25-0 11-15-0 COONEY, B (W 3-6) 1402 3:14 5/14 *at Stetson 4-6 4-8-1 6-11-1 26-26-0 11-16-0 CROTTA (L 2-2) 1040 2:36 5/18 *EAST TENNESSEE ST. 7-2 7-10-0 2-6-2 27-26-0 12-16-0 STOREY (W 7-8) 394 2:12 29 5/19 *EAST TENNESSEE ST. 8-6 8-12-3 6-10-1 28-26-0 13-16-0 COONEY, B (W 4-6) 375 2:57

5/20 *EAST TENNESSEE ST. 7-3 7-13-2 3-6-1 29-26-0 14-16-0 BRADLEY (W 1-0) 323 2:35 BASEBALL 2007 5/24 #at Stetson 2-3 2-6-1 3-10-1 29-27-0 14-16-0 STOREY (L 7-9) 1723 2:30 5/25 #vs Jacksonville 8-3 8-19-1 3-6-1 30-27-0 14-16-0 SCHMAL (W 7-2) 1577 2:51 5/26 #vs East Tennessee State 1-5 1-5-0 5-17-0 30-28-0 14-16-0 TOMLIN (L 1-1) 1649 2:40

*Atlantic Sun Conference game #Atlantic Sun Tournament

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY HISTORY 1985 FAU finished eighth in the final NCAA II poll and earned a bid to play in the South Regional Tournament against No. 1 Florida Southern. In its first NCAA post-season appearance, the Owls lost the best-of-five series to the Moccasins, who went on to become Division II Champions. FAU, which finished the season 44-15, had several players finish among the nation's statistical leaders. Catcher Doug Gonring, who signed with BASEBALL 2007 the Toronto Blue Jays after the season, 30 finished 13th in the country in RBI, and Jeff Forney, a first-round draft choice of the Cincinnati Reds, finished seventh in stolen bases and eighth in triples. Right- handed pitcher Luis Merino, a seven- FIRST TEAM 1981 game winner in 1985, threw a no-hitter 1981 home runs, 73 RBI and a team-record against Florida Memorial, the third in the .418 batting average, and pitchers Pat Under Head Coach Steve Traylor, who program's history. Murphy and Jorge Vega. Murphy, who coached FAU from 1981 to 1987, the was named the team's outstanding Owls finished 15-16 in their inaugural 1986 pitcher, finished the season 6-3 with a season. FAU won its first six games, team-leading 2.66 ERA, while Vega led The Owls finished 44-10 in 1986 and including a 12-8 victory against St. the club with 10 wins. Left-hander won 12 of 13 games against Division I Thomas University in the season opener. Tommy Clark, who posted a 4-0 record, opponents, their only loss coming on Shortstop Darryl Powell, the team's most threw the Owls' first no-hitter. the last day of the season against Miami. valuable player, led the Owls offensively, Following the season, FAU was ranked hitting .383 and driving in a team-high 1983 11th in the final NCAA II poll. Several 41 runs. On the mound, right-hander Bill Owls earned post-season honors, Cobe was voted the team's outstanding FAU enjoyed its most successful season including centerfielder Scott Hay, First- pitcher, leading the club with five in 1983, winning the NAIA District 25 Team All-South Region, who hit .403 victories and 61 strikeouts. Championship and a team-record 49 with 57 RBI and a team-leading 32 games. The Owls, who were ranked fifth stolen bases. The Owls also had three 1982 in the final NAIA poll, also defeated the players selected to the All-South Region This was the first of seven consecutive University of Miami in February. After Second Team—shortstop Dave Conner, winning seasons, as the Owls finished taking the NAIA District 25 Title, FAU catcher Marty McDaniel and pitcher Scott 42-14. After finishing the regular season advanced to the NAIA Area Five Halama. Right-hander Jim Drancsak with a record of 38-12, FAU was ranked Tournament, where they were eliminated finished the season with a team-record 10th in the final NAIA poll and earned in the semifinal round. The Owls, who 1.29 ERA, third best in the country. He a berth in the NAIA District 25 won 18 consecutive games in mid- also threw a no-hitter, the fourth in FAU Tournament, where the team advanced season, set team records for the most history. to the championship game before losing hits, home runs, doubles and triples in a to Georgia College 7-4. Individual single season. Catcher Keith Foley, who 1987 standouts for FAU included led the nation with 95 hits while batting FAU finished the 1987 season with a Mike Ryan, who led the club with 16 .396, was named to the NAIA All- America Second Team. record of 34-21-2. The season was highlighted by victories against Division 1984 I LaSalle University and Northeastern FAU BASEBALL University. Team MVP Gonzalo Carcache STADIUM OPENING Following the 1983 season, FAU moved and third baseman Jack Penrod led the into NCAA Division II. In the 1984 Owls offensively. Carcache led the club season opener, the Owls showed they with a .379 batting average and 16 belonged by defeating the University of stolen bases, while Penrod led FAU with Florida 4-3. They then went on to win 14 home runs. Scott Halama, who set their next four games, including an 11- new FAU single-season records with 66 10 win over the University of Miami. FAU strikeouts and three shutouts, led the finished the season at 40-15 and was pitching staff. The 1987 season marked ranked eighth in the final NCAA II poll. the end of coach Steve Traylor's career at First baseman Mike Ryan led the club FAU. Traylor, who compiled a record of with 19 home runs and was named to 268-105-2 with the Owls, left to become the NCAA II All-America Third Team. head coach at Duke University. Right-handed pitcher Jim Hanrahan also had an outstanding year, winning eight 1988 games, including a no-hitter against ANNA GRACE O’DELL Illinois Tech in mid-March. FAU won its 300th game in 1988, a 9-1 AND LEONARD LEWIS win over Nova University, which was its last win of the season. Under new coach led the team with 60 strikeouts. The American honors by Baseball America. Kevin Cooney, the Owls finished 32-19-2, season concluded with a Washington D.C. FAU again pulled off big victories at despite a seven-game losing streak road trip. FAU posted victories against Florida (4-2), Michigan State (11-7), midway through the year. Several players Florida Southern, LaSalle, Purdue, Army Army (16-6), UCF (11-1) and Florida enjoyed record-breaking seasons, led by and Georgetown. Tom Lane, Tim Harikkala International (7-0). FAU batted .310, All-American Jack Penrod, who hit .418 to and Matt Jones received professional tallied 32 homers, 88 doubles and 14 tie the FAU single-season batting record. contracts. triples. The pitching staff held a 3.70 Penrod also set a new single-season home team ERA and recorded six shutouts, three run record, belting 22 round trippers, saves and three complete games. Kevin 1993 while driving in 64 runs. With a team- Morgan and Marty Reinhardt were drafted leading 62 strikeouts, left-hander Mike A second NCAA Division II post-season by Saskatoon, a minor league squad that Fascetti became the FAU all-time appearance for FAU resulted in the 41-17 serves as a feeder program to the major leader with 138. Another record team's South Regional Championship leagues. breaker was right-hander Joe Peede, who Tournament berth. Both Kevin Morgan 1995 tied the single-season record for starts and Eric Riebel earned First-Team South with 16. Region honors, while Marty Reinhardt FAU finished its second season of Division received Second Team starter honors and I competition and its first as a full 1989 Aaron Reid made Second Team as a closer. member of the Atlantic Sun Conference Morgan and Ron Rippo were named to the with a 27-31 overall record and a 17-13 FAU finished the season with a 30-23-2 South Regional Tournament Team as an A-Sun record. FAU was one of four A-Sun record, which included a season-ending outfielder and DH, respectively. FAU teams to be invited to the Atlantic Sun four-game win streak, which tied the pulled off several outstanding victories, Conference Tournament. In FAU's first longest streak that season. The team including a 2-0 victory against the game, the squad defeated Florida earned big victories against Florida University of Miami. Riebel led the team International University, ranked no. 9 at Southern (8-6), Lynn (8-6) and Coach in both average (.346) and doubles (17). the time, 1-0 in 10 innings. FAU was the Cooney's former team, Montclair State Reinhardt and Brian Merkey led the team only team in the state to face every (6-5). Four players hit above .300, with with perfect records (6-0). Pitcher Tim Division I Florida team in 1995. FAU junior Wayne Stofsky leading the team at Holley led the team with a 3.03 ERA. defeated Florida 11-3 in Gainesville and .376. Dro Ormrod hit .348, Tom Merkey and Reid posted 1.94 and 2.43 had several victories against top-30 Horincewich hit .338 and Brian Covin hit ERAs, respectively, as closers. The team opponents. Gene Manning was picked pre- .312. The pitching staff was led by Rob was listed in several national categories, season All-A-Sun as a DH. Nick Presto, Mascarella, who tallied a 2.66 ERA. including leading the nation in double- who led the squad with a .349 batting Junior Steve Taylor led the team in plays turned. Catcher Kevin Lewis was average, was named as the First-Team All- victories, with nine, and strikeouts, with drafted by the New York Mets. A-Sun shortstop. Roger Walker was named 116 in 22 appearances. to the District III Academic All-America Team. Ken Wagner, who led the team with 1994 1990 a 2.98 ERA, tallied 10 complete games to Despite a season-ending six-game losing FAU finished its first season of NCAA tie the school record and pitched 129.2 streak, FAU compiled a 28-25 record Division I competition with a 31-23 innings. behind the hitting of junior Pat Murray. record and several individual and team Murray tallied a team-leading 71 hits and accolades. John Sammon opened the 1996 1994 season with a 13-0 complete game a .335 batting average. Also hitting for FAU finished its third season of Division I no-hitter during the first series of the average were Wayne Stofsky at .326 and competition with its best Division I season against Florida A&M. That Brian Covin at .323. Tom Horincewich record, most competitive schedule, performance earned Sammon National rounded out the .300 hitters with a .309 highest conference finish and its highest Pitcher-of-the-Week honors in Baseball average. Senior Steve Taylor led the team MLB draft selection. Shortstop Nick Presto America. The season continued with an with a 2.78 ERA, which included 74 completed his four-year career with many outstanding performance when Kevin strikeouts. Steve Lawson led the team in school records and was drafted in the fifth Connacher set a new consecutive-game innings pitched with 126.1. round by the Cincinnati Reds. The team hit streak record of 24. Connacher defeated the University of South Florida finished the season with a .359 average, 1991 and projected number one draft pick, 11- just five points lower than team leader 4. FAU also hosted Kentucky, earning Rocky times saw FAU post a 24-31 record. Kevin Morgan (.364), and Freshman All- That mark was the program's second a 12-inning victory and grabbed a losing season and the first losing season 31 for Coach Kevin Cooney. Roster deletions and injuries plagued the season. FAU was BASEBALL 2007 led by Rick Seider's .393 average. Craig Shotten and Charles Aristy hit .330 and .325, respectively. The pitching staff was led by Matt Kramer's six victories and 3.53 ERA.

1992 FAU finished the season with a 27-27 record and was just two games away from a post-season appearance. FAU was led by First-Team South Region selection Anthony Bellinato's .371 average. Matt Kramer led the team in innings pitched (96.3) and victories (seven). Tim Holley FAU BASEBALL TEAM — 1983

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series, during which FAU captured two one-run games from Jacksonville to win the series and open the A-Sun season 4- 2. Next was a 2-1 last inning trick play victory over UCF before 2,825 fans in the first regionally televised game played at FAU. The squad continued the season by winning its last three conference series and holding a number-two seed heading into the A-Sun Tournament, a tournament filled with upsets. The season ended with the team's second consecutive trip to the NCAA Regional Tournament, again hosted by the University of Miami. The tournament began with a 14-6 victory over Florida BASEBALL 2007 International, keeping hopes alive of 32 moving through the tournament, despite FAU BASEBALL TEAM — 1985 an injury-depleted pitching staff. FAU 13-inning win over Michigan State. In 1999 fell in the final two games to end the Atlantic Sun play, FAU finished as the season with a 43-19 record, the fifth The 1999 squad rewrote the University's tournament runner-up and placed five best in 20 years of FAU baseball. record books and broke into the national members on the All-Tournament Team: spotlight by tying Texas' 1977 record for Nick Presto, MVP; Rich Ozarowski, Kevin 2001 most consecutive victories (34). Coach Connacher, Garry Kamphouse and Tony Cooney also earned his 500th career With only three starting position players VonDolteren. Connacher was named victory in a season that saw the team returning and one starting pitcher, FAU First-Team All-Conference at second post a 54-9 record and make their first either had to prove it could continue its base. Presto and Joe Cali were named trip to a Division I NCAA Regional legacy or call it a rebuilding year. But Second-Team All-A-Sun. Presto led the Tournament. Team records set: most several big wins during the year made squad with a .374 average while Cali, victories (54), fewest losses (9), highest FAU a team to look out for. The biggest who finished the season third nationally winning percentage (.857), most win came in the second game of the with 14 saves, led the team with a 3.19 three-game sweeps (10, A-Sun 7), most season against eventual National ERA in 62 innings of work. Coach Cooney consecutive shutout innings (22 at Champion University of Miami. FAU can also earned his 400th career coaching Regional Tournament). A-Sun records boast that it was the only team during victory. set: longest winning streak, most overall the 2001 season to beat Miami on the victories, fewest losses. FAU individual road. Several other wins against top-25 1997 records set: Dan Jackson (game-high opponents marked the rising of a young The team finished third in the Atlantic 15 strikeouts), Ryan Withey and Zack team. Back-to-back wins against no. 20 Sun Conference regular season. Five Roper (single season hit by pitcher, 18), Eastern Carolina and no. 23 Rutgers players were drafted and six signed Todd Moser (15 victories, 130 strikeouts, readied the team for conference play professional contracts. Outfielder Billy and 33 career starts), and Mick Celli (135 against ranked opponents Stetson and Brown was drafted third by the Toronto career walks). Todd Moser was named UCF. In the A-Sun Championship, FAU Blue Jays, marking the highest June 1999 FAU Male Athlete of the Year, edged by Stetson with a 2-1 win in draft selection in the program's history. Baseball Weekly All-American, College the first round. The season also saw Four-year letterman Kevin Connacher Baseball Insider All-American, TPX All- Kevin Cooney earn his 600th career (Chicago White Sox) and Brennan Hervey American, NCBWA All-American, 1999 victory and remain listed among ( Tigers) were also drafted. Junior Super Team NCBWA Honorable Mention the winningest active coaches by college transfers Rich Ozarowski (Detroit All-American, and ABCA All-Atlantic percentage. Tigers) and Charlie Jones (Arizona Region; Anthony Doubt was ABCA All- Diamondbacks) were also selected. Atlantic Region First Team as a DH; Paul 2002 Stryhas was ABCA All-Atlantic Region A win over the national no. 3 seed to 1998 Second Team; and Chris Winsett ABCA capture an NCAA Regional was a great All-Atlantic Regional Second Team. Todd FAU finished fifth in the Atlantic Sun way to garner nationwide attention, but Moser was named A-Sun Player of the Conference Tournament and third in the Florida Atlantic's season had several Year and Kevin Cooney A-Sun Coach of regular season A-Sun South Division. other highlights along the way to a no. the Year. Eight players earned All-A-Sun Injuries plagued the pitching staff, with 15 ranking. The team traveled the honors. Paul Stryhas was named to the A- three starters lost before March. Todd country and gained playing experience Sun Championship Team. Zack Roper, Moser opened the season strong with a when it made its first trip to the West Clint Conway and Anthony Doubt were 36-pitch (five inning) victory over Coast and took on UCLA for the first time named to the Regional Tournament team. Bethune-Cookman. FAU played in the in history. A chilly March trip to play Florida Marlins' Tournament, which Minnesota, Tennessee and Alabama in 2000 featured Washington, Oregon State and the Metrodome in Minneapolis gave FAU Santa Clara. The big victory of the season On the heels of a historic 1999 season, an early look at an eventual NCAA came at Clemson, ranked ninth at the 2000 proved FAU was legitimate with the Regional opponent. Returning to Florida, time, after FAU almost defeated Auburn. team earning a top-30 ranking. The team the team began a 27-game winning Due to team injuries, Dickie Hart stepped went through several turning points. The streak before falling to Miami on April up to play three positions (second, short first was a 3-2 victory over Ball State, 24, going 48 days without losing a game. and third). He also led the team courtesy of a great defensive play to hold FAU's offensive output for the season offensively and was voted MVP. The team onto the game in its final innings. The was second only to the 1999 season. The finished 29-30. second was the first home conference team displayed its offensive power on 2002 REGIONAL CHAMPIONS

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February 23 when it broke a school Weekly and Third Team by Louisville the squad played the St. Louis Cardinals record and scored 31 runs in a shutout Slugger and Baseball America. Head at the team's spring training facility in over Hartford. An at-large bid to the coach Kevin Cooney picked up his Jupiter. NCAA tournament for the third time in 700th career victory as FAU defeated 2005 four seasons saw the team go 3-0 to Georgia Southern 12-2 on May 9, 2003. advance to the Regional Championship. Florida Atlantic's regional selection The team earned its fourth consecutive What followed was a thrilling 6-5 placed the team in the Coral Gables trip to an NCAA Regional after finishing victory in the ninth inning against Regional for the third time in four second in Atlantic Sun play by closing Alabama to give FAU its first NCAA appearances. The squad defeated out conference action on an 8-1 run. Regional Championship and a berth in Florida before suffering a devastating The squad then advanced to the the Super Regional to play Georgia 1-0 loss to Miami. That same evening championship game of the A-Sun Tech. FAU lost a 22-14 contest to Florida to Tournament. The turning point of the end the season with a 47-16 record. season came against no. 6 Georgia 2003 Tech. FAU fell to the Yellow Jackets in 2004 game one of the three game series in FAU hit the field with high expecta- the tenth inning and won the third tions for the season. After gaining The team got off to the best start in game of the series by shutting out the recognition in the preseason polls for school history with 11-straight wins team for the first time in seven years the first time, the squad went on to and opened up the DoubleTree Diamond on their home field. Freshman pitcher post the second most victories in FAU Classic in Boca Raton by hosting four Mickey Storey picked up Third-Team All- history, 47, second only to the 54 top-30 teams. As the no. 12 ranked America recognition and was named victories recorded in 1999. FAU team in the nation, the team finished Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman Pitcher captured its first Atlantic Sun Title the weekend 2-1, the only loss to no. of the Year after he tallied a 1.70 ERA since 1999 with a 25-8 conference 10 Notre Dame by one run. The team and 10-1 record. record and spent 14 weeks ranked in finished the conference season on a the nation's top 25. The pitching staff high note as FAU captured its first 2006 held opponents to a 3.42 ERA and Atlantic Sun Tournament Champion- The team had high expectations for the finished the year with the 12th lowest ship. The team swept through the season, ranked in the top-20 in the ERA in the nation. The offense did its tournament with a 4-0 record and national preseason polls and picked to part and finished 44th in the country moved on to its fifth NCAA Regional in win the Atlantic Sun Conference in its with a .313 batting average and six seasons. A familiar trip down I-95 final season in the league. With two finished behind only 28 other teams to Coral Gables resulted in a trip to the top-25 teams on the schedule in the with a scoring average of 7.6 runs per championship game but the team first month, the Owls had to be on game. Left-handed pitcher Randy Beam would end the season with a 47-17 the top of their game from the start. finished with 13 victories and was record. A unique experience occurred in 33 But the injury bug quickly claimed named Second Team All-America by March as the players got to experience BASEBALL 2007 three starters in the first month of CollegeBaseballInsider.com and Sports the big leagues for an afternoon when the season. Going into the conference tournament, the Owls were without five original starters. FAU made the tournament by sweeping East Tennessee State in the final weekend of the regular season and earned the no. 4 seed. Mickey Storey threw FAU's first no-hitter in 12 years when he defeated Campbell 2-0 on Mar. 31. He was named Louisville Sluggers Player of the Week and to the College Baseball Foundation Honor Roll.

2004 A-SUN TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ALL-TIME ROSTER Jim Drancsak ...... ('85-'86) Tom Lane ...... ('92) Chase Reno ...... ('00) Mario Duarte ...... ('06) Jarrod Lauth ...... ('04) Johnnie Rhoden ...... ('98) A-B Shawn Dubisky ...... ('99) Jim Lawlor ...... ('86-'87) Drew Rickert ...... ('94-'97) Bill Agganis ...... ('91) Jason Dynan ...... ('96) Steve Lawson ...... ('90-'91) Kirk Riddle ...... ('95) Chris Akins ...... ('05) Mike Lee ...... ('84-'86) Eric Riebel ...... ('93-'94) Anthony Albano ...... ('04, '06) Mike Leen ...... ('91) Ron Rippo ...... ('92-'94) Jorge Aleman ...... ('85-'86) Kevin Lewis ...... ('93) Robert Ritch ...... ('83-'84) Winn Allen ...... ('86) E-G Brian Lipman ...... ('05) Ryan Ritt ...... ('97) Dan Alvarez ...... ('95-'96) Chris Eberhart ...... (’05-) Tom Little ...... ('85-'87) Bill Ritter ...... ('88) Steve Lizotte ...... ('84) Chris Roberto ...... ('81) Keith Ambrose ...... ('97) Chris Ebert ...... ('84-'86) Nelson Lopez ...... ('01-'02) George Roig ...... ('98-'99) Nick Arata ...... ('06-) Dave Eddinger ...... ('99-'00) Ray Lopez ...... ('90) Zack Roper ...... ('99-'00) Charles Aristy ...... ('91-'92) Mike Elliott ...... ('99-'00) Ricky Lopez ...... ('81-'82) Tony Ruzic ...... ('87) Matt Avery ...... ('93) Jason Ellis ...... ('98) Javier Lorenzo ...... ('98) Bill Ryan ...... ('81) Darren Balducci ...... ('97) Steve Emery ...... ('03) Mark Lucas ...... ('93-'94) David Ryan ...... ('89) Mike Barrella ...... ('84) Rick Ettinger ...... ('83) Henry Lyle ...... ('90) Matt Ryan ...... ('03) Brian Barry ...... ('97) Greg Eubanks ...... ('00-'02) Tom MacLane ...... ('02) Mike Ryan ...... ('82-'84) Alex Batista ...... ('85-'87) Jay Evans ...... ('95-'96) Bill Maihack ...... ('81) Sean Bauer ...... ('81-'83) Mike Fascetti ...... ('86-'89) Mike Mammo ...... ('96) Bob Baumiller ...... ('81-'83) Alex Fernandez ...... ('00) Brandon Mann ...... ('03) Drew Baylor ...... ('95) Jeff Fiorentino ...... ('02-'04) S-T Will Mann ...... ('03-'06) Randy Beam ...... ('03-'04) Rick Flemming ...... ('87-'88) Sean Beebe ...... ('88) Gene Manning ...... ('94-'95) Chris Salberg ...... (’05-) BASEBALL 2007 Keith Foley ...... ('83-'84) Frank Marsaglia ...... ('82-'83) Mike Salivar ...... ('05-) Kerwin Belle ...... ('95-'96) Alex Fonseca ...... ('03-'06) Jeff Marsalla ...... ('84-'87) Regan Samaniego ...... ('98-'01) Anthony Bellinato ...... ('92) Jeff Forney ...... ('84-'86) 34 Justin Martin ...... ('04-) John Sammon . . . .('90-'91, 93-'94) Scott Benedict ...... ('84-'86) Rich Freebourn ...... ('91) Petersen Benjamin ...... ('00-'01) Rob Mascarella ...... ('89) Brian Sander ...... ('81-'82) Matt Freeman ...... ('96-'97) L.B. Santom ...... ('99-'00) Jeff Bennett ...... ('88-'89) Kevin Fuchs ...... ('83-'84) Tim Mascia ...... ('03-'06) Ted Bens ...... ('83) Nick Mattioni ...... ('98-'00) Beu Saridis ...... ('96) Justin Fuller ...... ('00) Phil Savio ...... ('81) L.J. Biernbaum ...... ('99-'02) Casey Furman ...... ('96-'97) Ralph Mattone ...... ('83-'84) Jeff Blair ...... ('98-'00) Frank McAdam ...... ('87-'88) Chris Saxton ...... ('03-'04) Bobby Gaeta ...... ('81) Joel Schmal ...... ('06-) Ray Blanco ...... ('91) Gasper Garcia ...... ('81) Mike McBryde ...... ('04-'06) Ed Blaney ...... ('83) Dave McDaniel ...... ('84-'86) Greg Schmidt ...... ('96) Mike Gauger ...... ('98-'99) Brett Schreyer ...... ('97-'99) William Block ...... ('06-) Keith Genest ...... ('98) Luis McDowell ...... ('84-'86) Gary Blocker ...... ('95-'96) Casey McGuire ...... ('94) Scott Scrivner ...... ('88) Jeff Gensheimer . . . . .('90-'91, 93) Bill Scott ...... ('91) Mike Bober ...... ('89) John Giglio ...... ('83) Art McKee ...... ('93) Ed Bou ...... ('95-'96, '98) Mike McKenna ...... ('05-) Joe Scott ...... ('81) Marc Gilmore ...... ('02-'03) Rick Seiders ...... ('91) Bob Boyle ...... ('88-'89) Lloyd Goebbert ...... ('83-'84) Tim McNab ...... ('01-'02) Anthony Bradley ...... ('06-) Luis Merino ...... ('84-'85) Dominic Senese ...... ('93-'94) Doug Gonring ...... ('84-'85) Jonathon Shapland ...... ('05-'06) Evan Brannon ...... ('03-'04) Phil Goodrich ...... ('87) Brian Merkey ...... ('93-'94) Mark Bridges ...... ('81-'83) Mark Messenger ...... ('85) Kevin Sheehan ...... ('94-'95) Nick Grados ...... ('95-'96) Eric Shellnut ...... ('85-'86) Pat Brooks ...... ('96) Kenny Gray ...... ('06-) Mike Messner ...... ('97-'98) Billy Brown ...... ('97) Scott Mikesh ...... ('83) Bart Shiver ...... ('82-'84) Greg Brown ...... ('89) Rob Mil ...... ('92-'93) Craig Shotten ...... ('91) Jeff Brown ...... ('84-'85) Aaron Miller ...... ('03) Alex Silversmith ...... ('05-) Rusty Brown ...... ('01-'04) H-J Steve Miller ...... ('92) Dave Simon ...... ('90) Dan Jeff Burdette ...... ('94) Jordan Hafer ...... ('04-'06) Darren Mills ...... ('97) Simone ...... ('92) Tim Burton ...... ('97-'99) Scott Halama ...... ('85-'87) Tom Milmore ...... ('81-'82) Nick Smerekanich ...... ('89) Javill Byron ...... ('95-'96) Michael Hall ...... ('92-'93) Mike Moffo ...... ('97) Alan Smith ...... ('83-'84) Jim Hanrahan ...... ('83-'84) Pat Mohondro ...... ('87) Carl Smith ...... ('89-'90) Zane Hansen ...... ('84-'86) Rich Mojica ...... ('92-'95) Ryan Sneir ...... ('05) C-D Scott Hanson ...... ('89-'90) Anthony Mongelluzzo ...... ('00) Tom Snell ...... ('87-'88) Tim Harikkala ...... ('92) Tony Morales ...... ('96) Gabe Somarriba ...... ('99-'02) Carmen Cali ...... ('98-'00) Mike Harrison ...... ('81-'82) Kevin Morgan ...... ('93-'94) Miguel Soto ...... ('90) Joe Cali ...... ('96-'97) Dickie Hart ...... ('96-'99) Todd Moser ...... ('98-'99) Bobby Spano ...... ('01-'02) James Callahan ...... ('00-'03) Rich Hartline ...... ('81-'82) Pat Murphy ...... ('81-'82) Will Spillias ...... ('84-'85) Rafeal Callazo ...... ('96) Les Hassen ...... ('00) Scott Murphy ...... ('95-'97) Tim Spink ...... ('92-'95) Joe Campesi ...... ('98) Brian Hatfield ...... ('96-'99) Tommy Murphy ...... ('98-'00) Brian Spivey ...... ('94-'95) Carlos Candal ...... ('87) Scott Hay ...... ('84-'86) Mike Murray ...... ('03) Barry Stephen ...... ('81-'82) Tyler Stevens ...... ('05-) Brett Cannon ...... ('06-) David Hayes ...... ('04-'05) Pat Murray ...... ('88-'91) Phil Capozzola ...... ('89-'90) Jeff Hendry ...... ('83-'85) Paul Murray ...... ('86) Wayne Stofsky ...... ('89-'90) Mickey Storey ...... ('05-) Gonzalo Carcache ...... ('85-'87) Brennan Hervey ...... ('94-'97) Mike Carney ...... ('98) Jeff Hill ...... ('94-'95) Rob Striecher ...... ('94) Gabby Casanova ...... ('05) Chris Hirsch ...... ('87) N-R Dave Strode ...... ('83-'84) Mick Celli ...... ('96-'99) Tom Hofacker ...... ('91) Paul Stryhas ...... ('99) Mario Chirino ...... ('99-'00) Tim Holley ...... ('92-'93) Rene Navarro ...... ('85-'86) Jason Sullivan ...... ('00-'01) Rich Clabeaux ...... ('84-'86) Tom Horincewich ...... ('89-'90) Travis NeSmith ...... ('01-'03) Stan Sullivan ...... ('81-'82) Kevin Clark ...... ('88) Rob Horst ...... ('03-'04) Eric Nodes ...... ('02) Dustin Sweeney ...... ('96) Tom Clark ...... ('81-'83) Joe Hudson ...... ('98) C.J. Nitkowski ...... ('92) Steve Taylor ...... ('89-'90) Larry Cleaver ...... ('84-'86) Craig Hughes ...... ('04) Matt O'Brien ...... ('01-'04) Brian Tease ...... ('84) Bill Cobe ...... ('81-'82) John Hughes ...... ('86) Sean O'Brien ...... ('92-'93) Daniel Terpak ...... ('05) Dave Cokonis ...... ('90) J.C. Huguet ...... ('00) Shaen O'Connor ...... ('00-'03) Brandon Thomas ...... ('96) Willie Collier ...... ('87) Ryan Humphrey ...... ('01) Darryl Ogden ...... ('89) John Thompson ...... ('84-'85) Robert Commodari ...... ('88-'90) Jeff Hutcheson ...... ('89-'90) Louis Orihuela ...... ('91) Andrew Thoms ...... ('01-'02, '04) Kevin Connacher ...... ('94-'97) Derek Hutton ...... ('02-'05) Dro Ormrod ...... ('88-'89) Jason Tisone ...... ('96) Andew Tomlin ...... ('04-) Dave Conner ...... ('84-'86) Troy Ingham ...... ('92-'93) Robert Orton ...... ('01-'04) Clint Conway ...... ('99) Brad Ingwell ...... ('02-'03) Chris Owen ...... ('83-'84) Daniel Cook ...... ('05-) Dan Jackson ...... ('99-'00) Rich Ozarowski ...... ('96-'97) Travis Ozga ...... ('06-) Brandon Cooney ...... ('06-) Zac Johnson ...... ('98) U-Z Jim Cooney ...... ('99-'02) Charlie Jones ...... ('97) Matt Pali ...... ('02-'03) Danny Core ...... ('00-'03) Jeff Panek ...... ('91) Doug Urbaniak ...... ('84-'86) Dean Jones ...... ('88-'89) Mike Valdes ...... ('01-'02) Jason Costello ...... ('04-'05) Matt Jones ...... ('92) Mark Panico ...... ('86-'87) Brian Covin ...... ('88-'90) Wayne Parent ...... ('91-'92) Scott Van Winkle ...... ('91) Pat Jones ...... ('83-'84) Bart Van Wissen ...... ('95-'96) Mike Cox ...... ('02-'03) Steven Joyner ...... ('91-'94) Jeff Parrott ...... ('83-'84) Jeremiah Creech ...... ('02) Peter Pascale ...... ('87-'88) Derek Vaughn ...... ('93-'95) Mike Crotta ...... ('04-'06) Scott Patrick ...... ('93) Jorge Vega ...... ('81-'83) Mark Culp ...... ('04-'05) Steve Patterson ...... ('89-'90) Tony VonDolteren ...... ('96) Trenton Cycholl ...... ('91) K-M Brent Pearce ...... ('89-'90) Ken Wagner ...... ('95) Chris Wailand ...... ('01-'02) Roger Czerwinski ...... ('94-'95) Andy Kamensky ...... ('91) Dan Pearce ...... ('89) Roger Walker ...... ('94-'95) Eric David ...... ('88) Garry Kamphouse ...... ('95-'96) Joe Peede ...... ('87-'88) Brian Ward ...... ('96) Jeff Davis ...... ('97) Bart Katz ...... ('89) Sterling Pell ...... ('02-'03) Kevin Watkins ...... ('87-'88) Andre deCordova ...... ('02) Jack Keene ...... ('98) Jack Penrod ...... ('87-'88) Mike Welch ...... ('83-'84) Chris Della Rocco ...... ('01-'03) Darren King ...... ('87-'88) Alex Pepe ...... ('06-) Bobby DeMichael ...... ('04) Brandon Kloess ...... ('04-) Mike Pfeifer ...... ('89-'92) Brian Weldon ...... ('94-'95) Brent White ...... ('96-'97) Dan Destafano ...... ('94) Allen Knight ...... ('03-'05) Eddie Piedra ...... ('99) Robbie Widlansky ...... ('04-) Dean Devine ...... ('01) Mike Kocan ...... ('87) Chris Pillsbury ...... ('01-'03) Jim Wilkinson ...... ('81-'83) Aaron Diehl ...... ('01) Eric Koch ...... ('88) Jason Plourde ...... ('98) Kelly Wilson ...... ('92) Bobby DiLiberto ...... ('05) Jeff Kondas ...... ('87) Darryl Powell ...... ('81-'82) Pat Wilson ...... ('94-'95) Paul DiLorenzo ...... ('94) Mark Koval ...... ('82-'83) Nick Presto ...... ('93-'96) Chris Winsett ...... ('98-'99) Frank Dippold ...... ('92) Brian Kracik ...... ('88) Chris Quiel ...... ('01) Ryan Withey ...... ('99-'00) Lance Dixon ...... ('91) Matt Kramer ...... ('91-'92) John-Edward Raffo ...... ('97-'00) Brian Dodge ...... ('97-'98) Eric Krznaric ...... ('06-) Ovy Ramirez ...... ('06) Joe Yeager ...... ('03-'04) Robert Yodice ...... ('05) Jason Doherty ...... ('05) Josh Kurella ...... ('98) Ron Rayho ...... ('85) Eddie Young ...... ('02) Anthony Doudt ...... ('96-'99) Ryan LaCross ...... ('06) Aaron Reid ...... ('93-'94) Chuck Douthit ...... ('84-'86) Marty Reinhardt ...... ('93-'94) Reflects players who have appeared in at least one career game. ALL-TIME SERIES

OPPONENT W L T LAST MET OPPONENT W L T LAST MET OPPONENT W L T LAST MET Air Force 2-0 1986 Georgia Tech 1-4 2005 Pittsburgh 1-0 1997 Alabama 1-2 2002 Hartford 4-0 2002 Princeton 3-0-1 1999 Alabama Christian 0-2 1985 Harvard 5-0 2006 Providence 4-1 1998 Arizona State 0-2 2000 Hofstra 2-0 2000 Purdue 6-5 2005 Armstrong State 6-1 1983 Illinois 0-1 1989 Quinnipiac 2-2 1987 Army 5-2 1994 Illinois State 0-3 1997 Ramapo 3-1 1985 Atlantic Christian 1-0 1987 Illinois Tech 2-0 1984 Rider 1-0 2002 Auburn 1-2 2002 Iona 9-1 2004 Rollins 20-17 1993 Babson 2-0 1982 Jacksonville 20-18 2006 Rowan State 2-1 1993 Ball State 4-0 2000 Jacksonville State 16-1 2003 Rutgers 12-4 2006 Barry 21-11 1993 John Jay 7-0 1985 St. Bonaventure 14-2 2004 Belmont 10-5 2006 Judson 1-0 1984 St. Francis (NY) 3-1 2002 Bethune-Cookman 50-12 2006 Kansas State 2-0 2003 St. John's 3-0 1999 Boston College 3-0 2001 Kean 10-3 1988 St. Leo 24-9 1993 Boston University 3-1 2005 Kennesaw State 2-1 2006 St. Norbert 1-0 1981 Bowdoin 10-1 1986 Kent State 2-0 1999 St. Peter's 1-0 1996 Brigham Young 2-0 2000 Kentucky 4-2 1999 St. Thomas (FL) 21-11 1990 Brown 0-1 1997 Kings (NY) 2-0 1984 Samford 15-3 2003 Campbell 23-7 2006 LaSalle 16-2 2002 Santa Clara 0-1 1998 Capital 1-0 1988 Lewis 7-2 1996 Seton Hall 2-0 2003 Centenary 4-3 1999 Lipscomb 7-2 2006 Shorter 2-0 1983 Charleston 2-1 1995 Louisville 3-0 2006 Siena 3-0 2003 Cincinnati 3-0 2005 Lowell 1-0 1986 South Florida 1-8 1997 Clemson 1-1 1998 Lynn 11-3 1995 SE Missouri State 1-0 2002 Columbia 13-2 2006 Maine 5-2 1999 Southeastern (FL) 3-0 1981 Connecticut 1-2 2006 Manhattanville 7-0 1983 Southeastern (LA) 3-2 1997 Coppin State 2-0 1992 Maryland-Baltimore 0-1 1992 Southern Arkansas 0-1 1983 Cornell 4-1 2002 Maryville (TN) 3-0 1983 Southern Illinois 5-2 2006 CW Post 1-0 1998 Mercer 16-11 2006 Spring Arbor 6-2 1988 Dana 4-0 1985 Mercy 5-0 1992 Stetson 26-35 2006 Detroit-Mercy 3-2 1996 Miami 7-40 2004 Stony Brook 1-0 2001 Dowling 1-0 1993 Miami (OH) 1-1 2002 Tampa 9-23-1 1994 East Carolina 1-0 2001 Miami Christian 2-0 1981 Tennessee 1-3 2006 East Stroudsburg 7-0 1991 Michigan 0-1 2005 Tennessee Temple 1-0 1983 East Tennessee State 3-1 2006 Michigan State 4-4 2000 Trenton State 1-0 1987 Eastern Connecticut 0-2 1990 Minnesota 4-1 2004 TCU 2-4 2006 Eastern Michigan 3-2 2003 Mississippi State 0-2 2005 Troy 18-6 2005 Eckerd 18-15 1994 Monmouth (NJ) 22-5 2006 UCF 25-37 2005 Edward Waters 2-0 1985 Montclair State 3-2 1997 UCLA 1-2 2002 Embry-Riddle 2-0 1984 Mt. Vernon Nazarine 1-0 1984 Union (TN) 1-1 1983 Fairleigh-Dickinson 3-0 1986 Navy 2-0 1990 UNLV 3-0 2005 Flagler 7-2 1983 Nazareth (MI) 2-0 1983 Villanova 9-2 2001 Florida 5-12 2003 New Jersey Tech 5-0 1986 Virginia Commonwealth 3-1 2006 Florida A&M 19-3 2004 New York Tech 2-0 2003 Wagner 4-0 2001 Florida Bible 1-0 1981 Niagara 1-0 1986 Washington 0-1 1998 Florida International 29-35 2006 UNC-Charlotte 1-0 1985 Wesleyan (CT) 5-2 1983 35

Florida Memorial 3-0 1988 NC State 4-1 2004 Western Connecticut 1-0 1993 BASEBALL 2007 Florida Southern 6-24 1993 UNC-Wilmington 2-2 1987 Western Michigan 0-1 2001 Florida State 1-8 1998 Northeastern (MA) 9-1-1 2001 William Paterson 2-4-1 1987 Florida Tech 29-19-1 1994 Northwood 2-0 1993 Winthrop 2-3 2004 Fort Lauderdale 7-4 1983 North Florida 1-2 2006 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 1-0 1987 Furman 0-1 1985 Notre Dame 0-2 2004 Wright State 2-0 2000 Gardner-Webb 9-5 2006 Nova 6-5-1 1993 TOTALS 881-486-6 George Mason 0-1 1992 Ohio State 2-1 2004 George Washington 4-0 2004 Oklahoma State 1-1 2001 Winning Series: 125 Georgetown 4-0 1992 Oliva Nazarene 4-0 1982 Losing Series: 37 Georgia College 1-2 1982 Oregon State 0-1 1998 Tied Series: 8 Georgia Southern 1-1 2005 Pace 4-0 1999 Most Times Played: FIU (64) Georgia State 23-6 2005 Palm Beach Atlantic 12-0 1993

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ALL-TIME SCORES

5/12 ^Armstrong State W 6-5 2/7 at Miami W 11-10 3/22 East Stroudsburg W 15-9 1981 5/12 ^Shorter W 3-2 2/10 at St. Leo W 6-5 3/23 New Jersey Tech W 18-0 5/13 ^Georgia College L 15-18 2/11 at Eckerd L 7-10 3/23 Rutgers L 5-14 STEVE TRAYLOR 15-16 5/14 ^Armstrong State W 25-10 2/12 at Tampa L 1-2 3/24 Bowdoin W 14-1 5/14 ^Georgia College W 3-1 2/15 at Central Florida L 5-6 3/24 Ramapo L 0-5 2/23 at St. Thomas W 12-8 5/15 ^Georgia College L 4-7 2/18 at Florida Tech W 5-4 3/26 Palm Beach Atlantic W 4-0 3/1 Florida Memorial W 17-5 2/18 at Florida Tech L 4-5 3/29 Barry W 12-4 3/6 at Southeastern W 14-2 ^NAIA District 25 Tournament 2/19 at Florida Southern L 5-13 3/30 Rollins W 7-3 3/6 at Southeastern W 13-3 2/20 at Bethune-Cookman L 3-4 3/31 Rollins W 13-4 3/6 at Southeastern W 7-0 2/20 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-8 4/3 at Miami L 2-6 3/11 Columbia W 8-7 2/23 vs Villanova [F] W 9-0 4/5 at Central Florida W 10-9 3/13 Lewis L 10-11 1983 2/24 vs Villanova W 7-3 4/6 at Barry W 14-7 3/15 New York Tech L 2-4 2/25 Florida A & M W 8-6 4/10 at Spring Arbor W 13-3 STEVE TRAYLOR 49-14 3/15 New York Tech L 1-6 2/25 Florida A & M W 15-2 4/12 at Barry [F] W 10-0 3/17 Wesleyan L 2-11 3/1 Central Florida L 4-14 4/13 at Florida Memorial [F] W 7-0 1/27 Dana W 15-3 3/18 St. Norbert W 26-20 3/3 Florida Tech W 2-1 4/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-0 2/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 3/20 Wesleyan L 12-23 3/3 Florida Tech W 5-2 4/20 at St. Thomas W 11-4 2/5 Ft. Lauderdale W 9-3 3/21 Kean L 8-10 3/5 Florida Southern W 14-13 4/24 at Miami L 3-11

BASEBALL 2007 2/9 Miami W 8-7 3/21 Kean W 16-7 3/5 Florida Southern L 3-9 4/29 at NC-Wilmington W 9-6 2/12 Florida Memorial W 4-3 3/23 Bowdoin W 22-7 3/7 Navy W 6-5 4/30 at NC-Wilmington W 4-1 2/12 Florida Memorial W 9-4 36 3/24 Bowdoin W 13-7 3/10 John Jay W 5-0 5/1 at Furman L 6-9 2/18 Florida L 2-8 3/26 William Paterson L 2-15 3/10 John Jay W 8-2 5/4 at NC-Charlotte W 4-2 3/27 William Paterson L 3-11 2/19 at Florida Tech L 3-4 3/13 Ramapo W 11-8 2/19 at Florida Tech W 3-2 3/31 Florida Tech L 3-6 3/14 George Washington W 9-1 NCAA South Regional 2/20 at Florida Southern L 1-9 4/4 Florida Memorial W 5-0 3/15 Alabama Christian L 3-10 5/15 at Florida Southern L 2-8 2/22 at Ft. Lauderdale W 10-6 4/4 Florida Memorial W 6-4 3/16 Illinois Tech W 5-0 5/16 at Florida Southern L 10-11 2/25 Rollins [10] L 5-8 4/11 Fla International L 2-11 3/16 Illinois Tech W 2-0 5/16 at Florida Southern L 11-29 4/11 at Fla International L 4-8 2/26 at Rollins [11] W 1-0 3/17 Kean W 7-6 4/11 at Fla International L 8-15 3/1 Rollins W 3-1 3/17 Kean W 7-0 4/15 St. Thomas [12] L 5-6 3/1 Palm Beach Atlantic W 21-7 3/18 New Jersey Tech W 21-0 4/22 Ft. Lauderdale L 2-6 3/4 Florida Memorial W 9-2 3/19 William Paterson W 8-7 1986 4/24 Florida Bible W 25-0 3/5 Florida Tech W 8-7 3/20 Wesleyan W 12-8 4/25 at Ft. Lauderdale L 8-10 3/5 Florida Tech [10] W 1-0 3/21 East Stroudsburg St W 15-4 STEVE TRAYLOR 44-10 4/28 at Florida Tech L 5-6 3/9 Nazareth W 12-1 3/22 Mt. Vernon Nazarene W 9-5 5/1 Miami Christian [F] L 0-9 3/9 Nazareth W 9-3 3/24 Cornell L 1-10 2/01 Florida Memorial W 7-0 5/5 at Miami Christian [F] L 0-9 3/10 Manhattanville W 20-5 3/24 Cornell W 5-3 2/01 Florida Memorial W 19-3 3/12 Manhattanville W 13-5 3/25 Bowdoin L 2-5 2/04 at Barry W 15-4 3/12 Manhattanville W 8-5 3/25 Bowdoin W 12-1 2/09 at St. Leo W 11-6 3/13 John Jay W 7-6 3/27 Judson W 7-3 2/09 at St. Leo W 10-4 1982 3/13 John Jay W 4-1 3/28 King's College W 14-4 2/11 Tampa L 7-9 3/15 Ramapo W 5-4 3/29 Spring Arbor L 13-17 2/12 Tampa W 1-0 STEVE TRAYLOR 42-14 3/17 Maryville W 23-6 3/30 King's College W 19-6 2/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-4 3/18 Kean W 15-3 3/31 Spring Arbor L 1-7 2/14 at Bethune-Cookman W 14-2 2/5 Bethune-Cookman W 10-6 3/19 Maryville W 15-4 4/6 at Rollins L 9-11 2/15 at Florida Tech W 7-2 2/5 Bethune-Cookman W 4-1 3/19 Maryville W 27-1 4/7 at Embry-Riddle W 7-0 2/15 at Florida Tech W 5-3 2/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-4 3/20 William Paterson L 7-13 4/7 at Embry-Riddle W 7-0 2/18 Barry W 8-1 2/13 at Florida Memorial W 7-4 3/21 Wesleyan W 3-2 4/14 Florida Memorial W 9-4 2/21 at Rollins L 1-5 2/19 at Rollins W 7-6 3/22 Tennessee Temple W 8-2 4/14 Florida Memorial W 10-0 2/22 at Eckerd L 3-13 2/20 at Florida Tech [14] L 6-7 3/23 New Jersey Tech W 9-2 4/17 at Miami W 8-7 2/23 at Eckerd L 10-11 2/21 at Florida Southern L 5-11 3/25 New Jersey Tech W 8-0 4/21 at Florida Memorial W 9-5 2/26 St. Leo W 8-2 2/23 Ft. Lauderdale W 8-2 3/26 Bowdoin W 6-4 4/21 at Florida Memorial W 2-1 2/27 St. Leo L 4-7 2/26 St. Thomas W 7-5 3/26 Bowdoin W 7-0 4/24 at Miami L 5-6 3/01 Florida Tech W 10-4 3/5 at Miami L 4-18 4/2 at Florida Memorial W 10-0 3/01 Florida Tech W 5-0 3/6 Florida Tech W 5-4 4/2 at Florida Memorial W 10-3 3/08 Maine W 4-1 3/6 Florida Tech W 4-1 4/4 at St. Thomas W 2-1 3/08 Maine W 2-1 3/9 Manhattanville W 4-1 4/5 St. Thomas W 13-6 1985 3/09 St. Thomas W 5-3 3/9 Manhattanville W 11-0 4/6 at PB Atlantic[F] W 9-0 3/09 St. Thomas W 6-3 3/10 Manhattanville W 17-1 4/10 at Armstrong State W 11-6 STEVE TRAYLOR 44-15 3/11 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 10-1 3/12 Manhattanville W 2-1 4/11 at Armstrong State W 5-4 3/12 Monmouth W 11-2 3/13 Babson W 7-0 4/11 at Armstrong State W 7-6 1/23 Dana W 27-3 3/12 Monmouth W 9-1 3/13 Babson W 7-0 4/13 at Miami L 5-7 1/25 Dana W 6-1 3/13 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 11-0 3/14 John Jay W 10-0 4/16 Flagler W 5-2 1/28 Dana W 26-2 3/16 Lowell W 4-1 3/14 John Jay W 13-0 4/16 Flagler L 0-2 2/2 Florida Memorial W 9-0 3/17 Kean W 3-0 3/16 Ramapo W 12-5 4/21 Miami L 2-4 2/2 Florida Memorial W 20-1 3/18 Rollins W 8-1 3/18 Columbia L 1-6 4/22 at Fla International W 10-2 2/6 Florida Southern W 16-11 3/19 Rollins W 4-3 3/19 Wesleyan W 10-6 4/23 Ft. 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Lauderdale W 20-4 $NAIA Area Five Tournament 3/10 Fairleigh-Dickinson W 4-1 4/12 at Florida Memorial W 12-7 4/15 Fla International L 2-4 3/11 Oklahoma State L 2-13 4/12 at Florida Memorial W 13-9 4/16 at Bethune-Cookman W 6-1 3/13 Army W 9-5 4/13 Barry W 13-5 4/17 at Flagler L 0-1 3/14 Alabama Christian L 4-6 4/15 Palm Beach Atlantic W 7-1 4/17 at Flagler W 1-0 1984 3/15 John Jay W 19-2 4/19 at Tampa [12] L 3-4 4/20 at St. Thomas W 6-4 3/16 Kean L 3-5 4/20 at Tampa [11] W 16-11 4/23 at Fla International L 5-6 STEVE TRAYLOR 40-15 3/16 Kean W 7-1 4/29 at Miami L 3-6 4/23 at Fla International L 1-2 3/18 William Paterson W 6-5 4/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 2/2 Florida W 4-3 3/18 Maine L 2-4 4/24 at Ft. Lauderdale W 7-0 2/4 Florida Memorial W 11-4 3/19 Bowdoin W 10-3 5/6 at Miami L 3-4 2/4 Florida Memorial W 25-4 3/20 Wesleyan W 12-2 3/18 Eckerd L 3-20 1987 3/19 Eckerd L 3-5 3/20 Monmouth W 5-1 STEVE TRAYLOR 34-21-2 3/22 East Stroudsburg W 6-2 3/23 Kean W 8-1 1/31 Palm Beach Atlantic W 21-8 3/24 Monmouth W 11-1 1/31 Palm Beach Atlantic W 15-0 3/26 at Barry W 8-4 2/3 at Barry W 10-2 3/27 at Barry W 11-1 2/7 at St. Leo W 3-2 3/29 Northeastern W 12-0 2/8 at St. Leo L 15-17 3/29 Northeastern T 2-2 2/10 Barry W 2-1 3/31 Northeastern W 4-3 2/14 at Eckerd W 8-3 4/2 Spring Arbor W 2-1 2/15 at Eckerd L 7-11 4/2 Spring Arbor W 5-0 2/18 Tampa W 3-2 4/5 Nova W 13-1 2/19 Tampa T 2-2 4/6 Lynn (CBR) W 14-7 2/20 St. Leo W 8-3 4/12 at Nova L 5-6 2/21 St. Leo W 8-2 4/13 at Miami L 3-12 2/24 at St. Thomas L 1-8 5/15 at Palm Beach Atlantic W 20-2 2/26 St. Thomas W 6-4 5/17 at St. Thomas L 5-13 2/28 Florida Tech W 3-1 5/17 at St. Thomas L 4-5 2/28 Florida Tech W 6-2 4/20 Nova W 9-1 3/2 at Rollins L 9-15 4/21 Lynn (CBR) L 8-10 3/3 at Rollins L 2-3 4/23 at St. Thomas L 10-11 1994 Seniors 3/5 at Florida L 6-10 4/24 St. Thomas L 2-11 3/10 LaSalle W 5-3 3/11 Florida Southern L 1-7 2/17 Florida Southern L 4-12 3/6 Detroit L 4-7 3/12 at Florida Southern L 7-9 2/17 Florida Southern L 2-5 (10) 3/7 Purdue W 11-3 3/13 Wagner W 7-6 1989 2/19 Barry W 6-5 (10) 3/8 Boston W 13-5 3/13 Wagner W 6-1 KEVIN COONEY 30-23-2 2/22 at Barry L 5-16 3/9 Maine L 8-16 3/14 Kean L 7-9 2/24 at Florida Southern L 1-7 3/12 Mercy W 13-3 3/14 Kean W 6-1 2/11 St. Leo L 3-4 2/25 at Florida Southern L 5-6 3/13 Providence L 4-6 3/15 Wagner W 9-0 2/12 St. Leo W 12-2 2/26 at Rollins L 5-6 3/14 Mercy W 5-4 3/16 William Paterson T 3-3 2/14 Rollins L 0-7 2/27 at Rollins W 8-5 3/15 Columbia L 10-18 3/17 East Stroudsburg W 7-1 2/15 Rollins L 8-10 2/28 at St. Leo L 9-16 3/16 Monmouth L 4-8 3/18 Monmouth W 5-4 2/16 Barry L 4-8 3/1 at St. Leo W 7-6 3/18 Army L 1-4 3/19 Trenton State W 17-15 2/17 Florida Southern L 1-5 3/2 at Florida Tech W 4-3 3/19 Army W 22-3 3/20 Quinnipiac W 13-5 2/18 Florida Tech W 6-5 3/3 at Florida Tech L 5-9 3/20 Monmouth W 12-5 3/26 UW-LaCrosse W 13-0 2/19 Florida Tech L 3-8 3/5 Purdue L 7-12 3/21 Columbia W 7-1 3/27 at Fla International W 3-1 2/20 Barry L 4-5 3/6 Lewis L 4-8 3/22 East Stroudsburg W 6-2 3/30 Northeastern W 7-6 2/23 Eckerd W 8-6 3/7 LaSalle W 13-10 3/23 Northeastern L 3-16 3/31 Northeastern L 1-13 2/24 Eckerd L 8-11 3/8 Lewis W 10-7 3/25 Ohio State L 3-6 4/2 at Barry W 21-6 2/25 Tampa L 3-4 3/9 Purdue W 10-6 3/28 Lynn W 6-4 4/4 Spring Arbor W 8-7 2/26 Tampa L 8-9 3/10 LaSalle W 18-6 3/29 Rollins W 5-0 4/4 Spring Arbor W 13-7 3/1 Florida Southern W 8-6 3/11 Georgetown W 11-7 3/30 Rollins L 1-10 4/5 Barry W 9-6 3/2 Florida Southern L 3-9 3/12 Georgetown W 10-3 4/2 at Lynn W 6-3 4/8 Florida Memorial W 12-4 3/4 Florida Tech W 15-9 3/13 Georgetown W 6-1 4/4 at Nova L 1-14 4/10 at PB Atlantic W 18-0 3/4 Florida Tech W 2-0 3/15 Mercy W 3-2 4/12 St. Thomas L 5-8 4/11 Eckerd L 9-10 3/5 Purdue W 4-0 3/17 Navy W 11-4 4/15 Bethune-Cookman W 4-1 4/12 Eckerd L 6-7 3/6 Boston W 9-0 3/18 Monmouth W 6-5 4/15 Miami L 0-7 4/15 Florida Memorial W 8-2 3/8 Purdue L 4-5 3/19 East Connecticut L 4-7 4/19 Lynn (CBR) W 7-2 4/17 at Miami L 9-19 3/9 LaSalle W 12-10 3/20 Glassboro L 4-6 4/20 St. Leo L 5-6 4/18 at Florida Tech L 4-14 3/10 LaSalle W 5-2 3/21 Monmouth W 5-3 4/21 St. Leo W 7-3 4/18 at Florida Tech L 2-8 3/11 Monmouth L 4-7 3/22 East Connecticut L 5-22 4/24 Florida L 2-6 4/25 St. Thomas L 12-18 3/12 Mercy W 8-6 3/23 Glassboro W 5-3 4/26 Florida Southern L 3-4 4/26 at St. Thomas L 7-18 3/14 Southern Illinois W 15-6 3/24 Rutgers L 6-7 (10) 4/27 Florida Southern L 1-7 4/28 Rollins L 3-4 3/15 Monmouth W 17-3 3/24 Northeastern L 1-5 4/30 Florida Tech L 4-8 4/29 Rollins W 9-2 3/17 Florida Southern L 1-6 3/25 Northeastern W 5-2 5/1 Florida Tech W 4-3 5/2 at UNC-Willmington L 0-8 3/18 Princeton T 6-6 3/30 Rollins W 5-4 5/2 Nova W 7-6 5/3 at UNC-Willmington L 0-4 3/19 Maine W 8-2 4/3 at St. Thomas W 12-10 5/3 Miami L 7-8 5/5 at Campbell W 6-1 3/20 East Stroudsburg W 14-2 4/4 Central Florida L 1-2 5/4 Eckerd W 9-8 3/21 Montclair State W 6-5 4/5 at Nova L 1-2 5/5 Eckerd W 4-3 3/22 Montclair State L 6-9 4/10 Boca Raton W 4-2 5/7 at Rollins L 2-11 1988 3/231994 Illinois L 10-12 4/13 Eckerd L 8-11 5/8 at Rollins W 9-2 3/24 St. Francis L 1-2 4/21 Florida Tech W 6-5 5/11 Florida Southern L 5-11 4/22 Florida Tech W 4-3 5/12 Florida Southern L 2-13 KEVIN COONEY 32-19-2 3/25 Northeastern L 0-1 3/26 Northeastern W 9-8 4/23 Tampa L 5-12 3/29 Northeastern W 14-1 4/24 Tampa L 4-6 1/30 Palm Beach Atlantic W 16-1 4/26 St. Thomas W 6-4 1/31 Barry W 14-1 3/30 Lynn (CBR) W 8-6 1992 3/31 Nova T 4-4 4/28 at Miami L 3-11 2/3 Florida Memorial W 9-3 4/29 at Barry L 5-9 2/6 at St. Leo W 7-5 4/7 St. Thomas W 19-9 KEVIN COONEY 27-27 4/8 St. Thomas W 10-5 4/30 Barry L 1-7 2/7 at St. Leo W 6-3 5/1 St. Thomas W 3-1 2/10 at Florida Memorial W 17-7 4/9 Nova W 8-3 2/1 St. Leo L 6-9 4/11 Fla 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2/14 at Florida W 7-5 4/14 Miami L 0-14 2/8 Florida A & M L 1-6 BASEBALL 2007 2/16 Nova W 12-3 4/15 Miami L 0-14 2/6 Florida A & M W 9-7 2/17 Lynn (CBR) W 9-6 4/18 Barry L 2-9 1991 2/10 Stetson L 0-5 2/20 Rollins W 20-5 4/19 Barry W 4-3 2/11 Bethune-Cookman W 15-3 2/21 Rollins W 4-2 4/23 St. Leo W 8-3 KEVIN COONEY 24-31 2/12 Bethune-Cookman W 2-0 2/23 Capital W 9-3 4/24 St. Leo W 15-7 2/15 Tampa L 3-7 2/24 at Fla International W 17-6 4/25 Eckerd L 7-8 2/2 St. Leo W 15-2 2/16 Tampa L 2-5 2/27 Florida Tech W 3-2 4/26 Eckerd W 16-9 2/3 St. Leo L 3-6 2/18 Barry W 8-4 2/27 Florida Tech T 6-6 4/28 Central Florida W 3-2 2/4 at St. Thomas W 5-4 2/22 Florida Southern W 5-4 (11) 2/29 Florida Southern L 6-11 5/2 Tampa W 13-8 2/9 at Tampa L 4-5 2/23 Florida Southern L 0-2 3/2 at Eckerd W 6-5 5/2 Tampa W 5-2 2/10 at Tampa L 8-12 2/26 St. Leo L 7-10 3/3 at Eckerd W 10-7 2/14 Tampa L 0-5 2/27 St. Leo W 12-3 3/4 at Barry L 10-11 2/15 Tampa L 9-19 2/29 LaSalle W 9-3 3/7 Tampa L 5-6 2/19 at Barry L 2-5 3/1 Lewis W 12-4 3/8 Tampa L 2-3 1990 2/21 Barry W 6-5 3/2 Purdue L 4-12 3/11 LaSalle L 8-10 KEVIN COONEY 28-25 2/23 at Florida Tech L 8-12 3/3 Lewis W 25-9 3/12 at Florida Tech L 7-8 2/24 at Florida Tech L 1-4 3/4 LaSalle W 12-4 3/12 at Florida Tech L 6-16 2/10 St. Leo W 11-1 3/2 LaSalle W 11-0 3/5 Purdue W 6-1 3/13 at Florida Southern L 4-5 2/11 St. Leo W 8-5 3/3 Detroit L 3-5 3/7 Tampa L 7-11 3/15 Princeton W 12-10 2/14 at Eckerd W 6-5 3/4 Purdue L 8-9 3/8 Tampa L 1-4 3/17 Montclair State L 0-5 2/15 at Eckerd W 13-7 3/5 LaSalle W 14-3 3/9 Mercy W 7-2

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Maryland-Baltimore L 9-10 3/10 LaSalle L 6-7 5/8 South Florida L 1-9 2/21 St John's W 15-4 4/30 Coppin State W 7-1 3/10 Rutgers L 5-12 5/11 #Fla International W 1-0 (10) 2/22 St John's W 3-2 5/1 Coppin W 13-6 3/12 Iona L 7-9 5/12 #Central Florida L 5-7 2/24 at Bethune-Cookman W 5-2 5/2 George Mason L 3-7 3/13 Miami L 4-7 5/12 #Stetson L 0-6 2/24 at Bethune-Cookman W 6-1 5/8 Rollins L 3-10 3/14 Army W 16-6 2/28 Villanova W 10-6 5/9 Rollins L 2-10 3/15 Army L 2-6 *A-Sun Conference Games 3/1 Villanova W 8-7 3/17 Columbia W 6-5 #A-Sun Tournament 3/2 Michigan State L 0-6 3/18 Providence W 13-2 3/3 Pittsburgh W 14-2 3/19 Central Florida L 8-13 3/4 Michigan State L 9-16 1993 3/20 Central Florida L 4-6 3/5 Monmouth W 13-5 3/20 Central Florida W 11-1 1996 3/4 LaSalle W 11-5 KEVIN COONEY 41-17 3/22 Monmouth W 16-5 3/8 Illinois State L 3-11 3/23 Monmouth W 16-5 KEVIN COONEY 39-23 3/9 Illinois State L 3-18 1/30 St. Leo W 9-2 3/24 Monmouth W 10-0 3/11 Montclair State W 4-3 1/31 St. Leo W 4-2 3/26 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2/28 Michigan State L 4-10 4/13 Stetson L 4-5 2/24 at Bethune-Cookman L 5-11 3/29 *Fla International W 5-3 3/2 Providence W 6-5 4/17 Lynn W 6-0 3/1 Michigan State W 5-4 (13) 3/29 *Fla International W 4-1 3/3 Providence W 8-1 4/19 at Florida W 4-2 3/3 Detroit-Mercy W 9-0 4/5 at *Stetson W 11-3 3/6 Florida Tech W 9-8 4/29 at Fla International L 7-9 3/5 Monmouth W 7-2 4/6 at *Stetson W 8-5 3/7 Florida Tech W 5-4 4/30 Fla International W 7-0 3/7 Lewis W 8-4 4/6 at *Stetson L 1-10 3/8 LaSalle W 9-7 5/4 at Florida L 3-4 3/8 Monmouth W 15-2 4/8 at Florida L 8-9 3/10 LaSalle W 3-2 (10) 5/4 at Florida L 8-9 3/9 St. Peter's W 7-1 4/13 *Central Florida L 6-12 3/10 Lewis W 4-2 5/6 at Stetson W 10-5 (11) 3/9 Michigan State L 7-12 4/13 *Central Florida L 0-5 3/12 Lewis W 11-5 5/7 at Central Florida L 4-5 (10) 3/12 Villanova W 11-7 4/18 *Stetson L 3-6 3/13 Monmouth W 7-4 5/8 at Central Florida W 8-2 3/13 Columbia W 3-2 4/19 *Stetson W 5-2 3/14 Rutgers W 8-4 5/8 at Central Florida W 9-2 3/14 Iona W 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3/16 Rutgers W 5-3 4/22 *Central Florida L 4-8 BASEBALL 2007 4/14 *Troy State W 7-6 4/28 *Jacksonville L 3-5 3/17 Princeton W 13-7 4/22 *Central Florida L 10-12 4/20 *at Georgia State W 8-3 4/28 *Jacksonville W 8-0 3/19 *at Jacksonville State W 4-1 4/29 *at Stetson L 8-22 4/21 *at Georgia State W 11-6 5/3 *UCF L 9-14 3/20 *at Jacksonville State W 7-0 4/30 *at Stetson W 5-4 4/21 *at Georgia State L 0-11 5/4 *UCF L 5-7 3/20 *at Jacksonville State W 15-4 4/30 *at Stetson W 9-6 4/27 *Stetson L 7-18 5/4 *UCF W 1-0 3/22 Cornell W 4-2 5/5 *Campbell W 15-4 4/28 *Stetson L 3-6 5/7 at Fla International L 3-6 3/23 Cornell W 9-0 5/6 *Campbell W 2-1 4/28 *Stetson L 4-9 5/10 *at Mercer W 12-11 3/24 Wright State W 14-2 5/6 *Campbell W 19-6 5/4 *at Jacksonville State W 5-2 5/11 *at Mercer l 3-5 3/26 *Samford W 13-12 5/3 at Fla International L 1-2 5/5 *at Jacksonville State W 9-0 5/11 *at Mercer L 3-11 3/27 *Samford W 13-5 5/12 *at Troy W 8-0 5/5 *at Jacksonville State W 14-2 5/15 Fla International W 17-8 3/27 *Samford W 7-2 5/13 *at Troy W 11-2 5/11 *Mercer L 4-7 5/17 *Georgia State L 2-3 3/30 Kent W 7-3 5/13 *at Troy L 7-13 5/12 *Mercer W 11-8 5/18 *Georgia State l 4-5 3/31 Kent W 4-3 5/17 ^Georgia State W 4-3 5/12 *Mercer L 2-7 5/18 *Georgia State W 11-4 4/2 *at Campbell W 3-0 5/18 ^Stetson L 7-9 5/16 ^Stetson W 2-1 5/22 ^Jacksonville W 4-2 4/2 *at Campbell W 10-3 5/19 ^Georgia State L 7-8 5/17 ^Jacksonville W 7-3 5/23 ^Stetson L 0-3 4/3 *at Campbell W 7-4 5/26 %Fla International W 14-6 5/18 ^Central Florida L 5-6 5/24 ^Jacksonville W 6-4 4/9 *Centenary W 5-2 5/27 %Miami L 5-11 5/19 ^Jacksonville L 5-12 5/24 ^Stetson W 10-3 4/10 *Centenary W 8-7 5/27 %Fla International L 0-7 5/25 ^UCF L 6-8 4/10 *Centenary W 12-3 *Atlantic Sun games 5/31 %Auburn W 16-11 4/16 *at Jacksonville W 13-8 *A-Sun games ^A-Sun Tournament at Jacksonville, FL 6/1 %SE Missouri State W 12-6 4/17 *at Jacksonville L 1-2 ^A-Sun Tournament at Jacksonville 6/2 %Alabama L 2-7 4/17 *at Jacksonville W 9-0 %NCAA Regional at Miami

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6/2 %Alabama W 6-5 *A-Sun Game 6/7 !Georgia Tech L 3-14 ^A-Sun Tournament at DeLand 2005 2006 6/8 !Georgia Tech L 5-11 $NCAA Regional at Miami, FL

*A-Sun Game KEVIN COONEY 37-24 KEVIN COONEY 30-28 ^A-Sun Tournament %NCAA Regional at Tuscaloosa, AL 2004 2/11 Cincinnati W 7-6 (13) 2/3 #19 Tennessee L 1-12 !NCAA Super Regional at Atlanta, GA 2/12 Cincinnati W 6-3 2/5 #19 Tennessee L 8-9 KEVIN COONEY 47-16 2/13 Cincinnati W 11-9 2/5 #19 Tennessee W 6-5 2/6 Florida A&M W 7-6 2/18 #23 TCU L 10-11 2/10 Southern Illinois L 6-7 2/7 Florida A&M W 12-4 2/19 #23 TCU W 3-1 2/11 Southern Illinois W 12-0 2/8 Florida A&M W 10-4 2/20 #23 TCU L 3-7 2/12 Southern Illinois L 8-17 2003 2/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 9-4 2/25 Purdue W 6-4 2/17 Louisville W 13-4 2/13 Southern Illinois W 14-2 KEVIN COONEY 47-16 2/26 Purdue W 5-4 2/18 Louisville W 7-4 2/14 Southern Illinois W 7-0 2/27 Purdue L 3-9 2/19 Louisville W 6-0 2/15 Southern Illinois W 7-2 1/31 at Bethune-Cookman W 11-4 2/28 Michigan L 1-4 2/25 Connecticut W 1-0 2/20 George Washington W 7-1 2/1 at Bethune-Cookman W 8-6 3/4 at UNLV W 5-0 2/25 Connecticut L 0-2 2/21 George Washington W 29-1 2/2 at Bethune-Cookman W 7-0 3/5 at UNLV W 6-4 2/26 Connecticut L 1-9 2/22 George Washington W 7-5 2/7 Bethune-Cookman W 12-2 3/6 at UNLV W 3-1 3/3 at #21 TCU L 1-5 2/27 #25 Minnesota W 4-2 2/8 Bethune-Cookman W 8-5 3/10 Boston College L 6-7 (11) 3/4 at #21 TCU L 5-10 2/28 #10 Notre Dame L 2-3 2/12 at #25 Fla. 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International L 0-9 3/18 *at Campbell L 6-7 3/11 *at Mercer L 5-8 3/7 Fla International W 6-5 (12) 2/21 Siena College W 5-2 3/19 *at Campbell W 2-0 3/14 Rutgers W 6-4 3/12 *Campbell W 3-2 2/22 Siena College W 16-1 3/19 *at Campbell L 6-8 3/15 Columbia W 8-7 3/13 *Campbell W 6-1 2/22 Siena College W 9-2 3/25 Stetson W 9-7 3/17 *Kennesaw State W 7-2 3/13 *Campbell L 2-3 2/26 Fla International W 13-7 3/25 Stetson L 5-6 3/18 *Kennesaw State L 6-7 3/16 Iona W 12-1 2/28 *Gardner-Webb W 8-0 3/26 Stetson L 4-5 3/18 *Kennesaw State W 12-6 3/17 Rutgers W 12-11 (10) 3/1 *Gardner-Webb W 2-1 3/30 Harvard W 11-5 3/24 *at North Florida L 0-1 3/19 *at Gardner-Webb L 3-4 3/1 *Gardner-Webb L 6-8 4/1 *at Jacksonville W 7-6 (11) 3/25 *at North Florida W 6-3 3/20 *at Gardner-Webb L 1-4 3/5 at Fla. International W 20-0 4/2 *at Jacksonville L 1-8 3/26 *at North Florida L 3-13 3/20 *at Gardner-Webb W 12-6 3/8 *at Georgia State W 10-3 4/3 *at Jacksonville L 7-8 3/28 Harvard W 11-1 3/23 Ohio State W 6-4 3/8 *at Georgia State W 7-4 4/6 Fla International W 18-5 3/31 *Campbell W 2-0 3/24 Ohio State W 7-6 3/9 *at Georgia State W 10-7 (10) 4/10 *Belmont L 6-10 4/1 *Campbell W 11-8 3/26 *Jacksonville L 5-11 3/12 Seton Hall W 11-0 4/10 *Belmont W 13-5 4/1 *Campbell L 3-7 3/27 *Jacksonville W 7-3 3/14 *Mercer W 14-3 4/11 *Belmont L 5-8 4/4 Florida International W 13-7 3/27 *Jacksonville W 11-6 3/15 *Mercer L 3-7 4/15 *at Lipscomb W 10-2 4/7 VCU L 1-3 4/2 *at Stetson W 9-8 3/15 *Mercer W 5-0 4/16 *at Lipscomb W 3-1 4/8 VCU W 7-4 4/3 *at Stetson L 13-14 (10) 3/18 Kansas State W 6-2 4/17 *at Lipscomb W 12-11 (10) 4/9 VCU W 3-0 4/3 *at Stetson L 1-4 3/19 Rutgers W 9-8 4/20 Bethune-Cookman W 7-4 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb L 4-7 4/9 #19 UCF W 7-6 3/21 *at Jacksonville State L 2-3 (12) 4/22 Troy W 6-3 4/14 *at Gardner-Webb W 11-5 4/10 #19 UCF L 3-8 3/22 *at Jacksonville State W 4-0 4/23 Troy L 5-15 4/15 *at Gardner-Webb L 4-5 4/10 #19 UCF W 7-4 3/22 *at Jacksonville State W 14-1 4/24 Troy L 9-19 4/22 *at Belmont W 6-4 4/14 Bethune-Cookman W 11-5 3/24 Harvard W 15-6 4/29 *at #25 UCF W 8-6 4/22 *at Belmont L 2-10 4/16 *Lipscomb W 8-7 3/28 *Samford W 25-9 4/30 *at #25 UCF L 1-8 4/23 *at Belmont W6-5 (13) 4/17 *Lipscomb W 17-2 3/29 *Samford W 5-4 5/1 *at #25 UCF W 14-3 4/29 *Jacksonville L 7-14 4/17 *Lipscomb L 1-5 3/29 *Samford W 6-2 5/6 at #6 Georgia Tech L 4-5 (10) 4/29 *Jacksonville L 7-8 4/24 at *Belmont W 1-0 4/2 at #7 Miami W 5-3 5/7 at #6 Georgia Tech L 3-12 4/30 *Jacksonville L 4-11 4/24 at *Belmont L 2-5 4/4 *Belmont L 3-6 5/8 at #6 Georgia Tech W 2-0 5/5 *Lipscomb W 10-6 4/25 at *Belmont W 8-7 4/5 *Belmont W 10-1 5/11 at Fla International L 2-7 5/6 *Lipscomb L 6-11 5/1 at Winthrop L 3-4 4/5 *Belmont W 6-4 5/12 *Mercer W 4-1 5/6 *Lipscomb W 7-4 5/1 at Winthrop L 1-3 4/11 *at Campbell W 11-1 5/12 *Mercer W 14-4 5/9 at Florida International L 10-13 5/2 at Winthrop L 1-4 4/12 *at Campbell L 4-6 5/13 *Mercer W 15-10 5/10 at Bethune-Cookman W 2-1 5/7 *at Troy W 6-5 4/12 *at Campbell W 9-6 5/17 at Georgia Southern L 3-6 5/12 *at Stetson L 6-10 5/8 *at Troy W 7-5 4/18 *at UCF L 3-8 5/19 *at Georgia State W 16-6 5/13 *at Stetson W 10-2 5/8 *at Troy W 11-1 4/19 *at UCF W 9-0 5/21 *at Georgia State W 7-3 5/14 *at Stetson L 4-6 5/14 *Georgia State W 14-3 4/19 *at UCF W 7-1 5/21 *at Georgia State W 6-4 5/18 *East Tennessee St W 7-2 5/15 *Georgia State W 4-3 4/25 *Troy State W 11-10 5/25 ^Georgia State W 11-1 5/19 *East Tennessee St W 8-6 5/15 *Georgia State L 4-9 4/26 *Troy State W 7-0 5/26 ^Stetson W 3-0 5/20 *East Tennessee St W 7-3 5/19 at #4 Miami L 3-13 4/26 *Troy State W 3-1 5/27 ^Stetson L 3-7 5/24 ^Stetson L 2-3 5/21 *at Mercer W 20-7 5/2 *at Jacksonville L 6-7 5/28 ^UCF W 5-3 5/25 ^Jacksonville W 8-3 5/22 *at Mercer W 4-3 5/3 *at Jacksonville W 5-4 5/28 ^Stetson L 0-8 5/26 ^East Tennessee St L 1-5 5/22 *at Mercer W 5-4 5/3 *at Jacksonville W 3-2 6/3 $Mississippi State L 2-13 5/26 ^Gardner-Webb W 7-4 5/8 vs New York Tech W 9-2 6/4 $VA Commonwealth W 3-1 *A-Sun Game 5/27 ^Stetson W 15-1 5/9 at Georgia Southern W 12-2 6/5 $Mississippi State L 4-8 ^A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL 5/28 ^#20 UCF W 7-4 5/10 vs New York Tech W 11-3 5/29 ^Troy W 21-2 5/16 *Stetson W 16-5 *A-Sun Game 6/4 $NC State L 5-6 5/17 *Stetson W 2-0 ^A-Sun Tournament at DeLand, FL 6/5 $St. Bonaventure W 14-2 5/17 *Stetson L 5-6 $NCAA Regional at Miami, FL 6/5 $NC State W 10-2 5/21 ^Jacksonville L 3-4 6/6 $#1 Miami L 6-19 5/22 ^Gardner-Webb W 5-4 5/23 ^Jacksonville State W 3-2 *A-Sun Game 5/24 ^Stetson L 1-8 ^A-Sun Tournament at DeLand 5/30 $Florida W 4-3 $NCAA Regional at Miami, FL 5/31 $Miami L 0-1 5/31 $Florida L 14-22 1995 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 4311039 .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

‘90 FAU .277 53 1748 322 485 99 9 29 266 689 .394 256 276 172-256 1383 631 125 .942 ‘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 5161213 .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

‘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 41 ‘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 BASEBALL 2007

‘02 FAU .318 67 2251 528 715 110 5 95 4851120 .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 4651057 .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 4651057 .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

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ALL-TIME PITCHING

Year ERA W-L APP CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR ABB/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 BASEBALL 2007 ‘86 FAU 2.77 44-10 54 18 9 8 445 371 187 137 173 296 36 1703 .218 16 16 3 42 ‘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 ‘88 Opp 19-32 51 1 582 419 266 204 90 5 65 1837 .308 25

‘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

‘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 POST-SEASON PLAY 1982 1999 2003 NAIA District 25 Runner-Up A-Sun Tournament in Kissimmee, FL A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL F AU 6, Armstrong State 5 F AU 18, Centenary 5 Jacksonville 4, FAU 3 FAU 3, Shorter 2 UCF 7, FAU 4 FAU 5, Gardner-Webb 4 Georgia College 18, FAU 15 Troy State 11, FAU 4 FAU 3, Jacksonville State 2 FAU 3, Georgia College 1 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL Stetson 8, FAU 1 Georgia College 7, FAU 4 F lorida International 4, FAU 1 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL FAU 12, Bethune-Cookman 0 F AU 4, Florida 3 FAU 1, Florida International 0 Miami 1, FAU 0 1983 Miami 3, FAU 2 Florida 22, FAU 14 NAIA District 25 Champions FAU 10, Shorter 2 2000 2004 FAU 7, Flagler 2 FAU 7, Armstrong State 3 A-Sun Tournament in Jacksonville, FL A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL NAIA Area 5 Semifinalist F AU 4, Georgia State 3 F AU 7, Gardner-Webb 4 FAU 9, Union (TN) 3 Stetson 9, FAU 7 FAU 15, Stetson 1 Southern Arkansas 13, FAU 1 Georgia State 8, FAU 7 FAU 7, UCF 4 Union (TN) 6, FAU 2 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL FAU 21, Troy 2 F AU 14, Florida International 6 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL Miami 11, FAU 5 NC State 6, FAU 5 1985 Florida International 7, FAU 0 FAU 14, St. Bonaventure 2 South Regional at Florida Southern FAU 10, NC State 2 Florida Southern 9, FAU 2 2001 Miami 19, FAU 6 Florida Southern 11, FAU 10 Florida Southern 29, FAU 11* A-Sun Tournament in Jacksonville, FL 2005 F AU 1, Stetson 0 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL FAU 7, Jacksonville 3 FAU 11, Georgia State 1 1993 UCF 6, FAU 5 (10 innings) FAU 13, Stetson 0 South Regional at Plant City Red Jacksonville 12, FAU 5 Stadium Stetson 7, FAU 3 F AU 10, Rollins College 9 (10 innings) FAU 5, UCF 3 Tampa 12, FAU 1 2002 Stetson 8, FAU 0 NCAA Regional in Coral Gables, FL Tampa 8, FAU 5 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL Mississippi State 13, FAU 2 FAU 4, Jacksonville 2 FAU 3, Virginia Commonwealth 1 Stetson 3, FAU 0 Mississippi State 8, FAU 4 1995 FAU 6, Jacksonville 4 A-Sun Tournament in Homestead, FL FAU 10, Stetson 3 FAU 1, FIU 0 (10 innings) UCF 8, FAU 6 2006 UCF 7, FAU 5 NCAA Regional in Tuscaloosa, AL A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL Stetson 6, FAU 0 FA U 16, Auburn 11 #3 Stetson 3, #4 FAU 2 FAU 12, S.E. Missouri State 6 #4 FAU 8, #1 Jacksonville 3 *On May 16, 1985 Florida Southern Alabama 7, FAU 2 #5 East Tennessee State 5, #4 FAU 1 recorded 26 RBI to rank seventh in the FAU 6, Alabama 5 NCAA Division II Record Book. The 38 NCAA Super Regional in Atlanta, GA *On May 16, 1985 Florida Southern RBI in the game was the 5th most in Georgia Tech 14, FAU 3 recorded 26 RBI to rank seventh in the NCAA history. Georgia Tech 11, FAU 5 NCAA Division II Record Book. The 38 RBI in the game was the 5th most in 1996 NCAA history. A-Sun Tournament Play-In in Buies Creek, NC Tim McNab 2002 NCAA Regional FAU 4, Campbell 2 FAU 6, Campbell 1 A-Sun Tournament in DeLand, FL FAU 11, Jacksonville State 7 UCF 3, FAU 1 FAU 4, Florida International 3 FAU 8, Stetson 5 UCF 6, FAU 2

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A-Sun Tournament Play-In in BASEBALL 2007 Hammond, LA S.E. Louisiana 8, FAU 6 S.E. Louisiana 9, FAU 3 1998 A-Sun Tournament Play-In in Atlanta, GA FAU 18, Georgia State 10 FAU 28, Georgia State 5 A-Sun Tournament in Kissimmee, FL Florida International 9, FAU 8 Troy 11, FAU 6

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 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 BASEBALL 2007 1991 Steve Lawson Pat Murray Craig Shotton 44 1992 Matt Kramer Tony Bellinato Steve Miller Doc Schneider 1993 Aaron Reid Eric Riebel Sean O’Brian 1994 Marty Reinhardt Kevin Morgan Aaron Reid 1995 Kenny Wagner Nick Presto Kirk Riddle DOC SCHNEIDER 1996 Tony VonDoleteren Nick Presto Gary Blocker 1997 Casey Furman Rich Ozarowski Scott Murphy AWARD RECIPIENTS 1998 Todd Moser Dickie Hart Josh Kurella 1998 Bill Ryan played in 1981 1999 Todd Moser Team MVP George Roig 1999 Tim Harikkala played in 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 (1992-93) A-SUN ALL-ACADEMIC 1994 Justin Lockerfeer 2002 Derek Hutton 2006 Roger Czerwinski Scott Murphy Rusty Brown Brandon Kloess Nick Arata Brennan Hervey Tony VonDolteren James Callahan Allen Knight Jason Blilie Brian Merkey 1998 Matt Pali Will Mann Chris Eberhart Kevin Morgan Dickie Hart 2003 Justin Martin JonathonKoeningsfeld Drew Rickers Zac Johnson Evan Brannon Tim Mascia Eric Krznaric Roger Walker 1999 Rusty Brown 2005 Will Mann 1995 James Callahan James Callahan Bobby DiLiberto Justin Martin Ed Bou Mike Elliott Marc Gilmore Chris Eberhart Chris Salberg Rich Mojica Dickie Hart Brad Ingwell Jordan Hafer Mike Salivar Nick Presto Tommy Murphy Tim Mascia Derek Hutton Andrew Tomlin 1996 2000 Will Mann Brandon Kloess Pat Brooks James Callahan Travis NeSmith Allen Knight Mick Celli Jim Cooney Matt O'Brien Justin Martin Anthony Doubt Justin Fuller Chris Saxton Mike McBryde Dickie Hart Anthony Mongelluzzo 2004 Steven Moritz Scott Murphy Tommy Murphy Evan Brannon Chris Salberg Nick Presto 2001 Jason Costello Mike Salivar Greg Schmidt Rusty Brown Mike Crotta Ryan Sneir 1997 James Callahan Mark Culp Daniel Terpak Darren Balducci Jim Cooney Jeff Fiorentino Andrew Tomlin Anthony Doubt Gabe Somarriba Jordan Hafer Dickie Hart Andy Thoms David Hayes Records <

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PLAYER DOUBLE PLAYS 4 Pat Wilson South Florida 2/25/94 AT BATS Eric Riebel Jacksonville 4/3/94 7 Kevin Connacher Kentucky 2/16/96 Billy Brown Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 INNINGS PITCHED Rusty Brown Hartford 2/23/02 10 Ken Wagner Florida International 5/11/95 Matt Pali Samford 3/28/03 Petersen Benjamin Central Florida 3/18/01 Jeff Fiorentino Troy 5/29/04 Alex Silversmith Cincinnati 2/11/05 STRIKEOUTS 17 Dan Jackson Samford 3/31/00 RUNS

5 Rich Ozarowski Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUT Ryan Withey Villanova 2/27/99

BASEBALL 2007 INNINGS Ryan Withey Centenary 5/19/99 46 Jarrod Lauth George Washington 2/21/04 22 1999

HITS NO HITTERS 6 Brennan Hervey Monmouth 3/8/95 Tom Clark 1982 Kevin Morgan (cycle)UCF 5/8/94 Jim Hanrahan Illinois Tech 1984 Luis Merino Florida Memorial 1985 JACK PENROD DOUBLES Jim Drancsak 1986 1987-1988 John Sammon FAMU 1994 4 Jonathon Shapland Georgia State 5/19/05 Mickey Storey Campbell 2006 ASSISTS

TRIPLES LONGEST HITTING STREAK 22 Kentucky 2/16/96 Florida State 4/30/96 2 Tim Spink Monmouth 3/24/94 24 games Kevin Connacher 1994 Drew Rickert Central Florida 2/15/97 ERRORS 7 Iona 3/12/94 HOME RUNS TEAM Villanova 3/1/97 3 Mick Cellis North Carolina State 2/7/97 Jacksonville 4/29/06 Rich Ozarowski Central Florida 4/27/97 AT BATS Mick Celli Georgia State 5/8/99 DOUBLE PLAYS 54 Kentucky 2/16/96 Hartford 2/23/02 4 South Florida 2/25/94 TOTAL BASES Samford 3/28/03 Jacksonville 4/3/94 14 Garry Kamphouse Detroit-Mercy 3/9/95 RUNS Ohio State 3/24/04 31 Hartford 2/23/02 RBI INNINGS PITCHED RUNS IN AN INNING 8 Garry Kamphouse Detroit-Mercey 3/9/95 13 Miami 4/2/03 16 Florida International 4/6/05 Belmont 4/23/06

STOLEN BASES HITS STRIKEOUTS 3 Kevin Morgan Florida A&M 2/12/94 30 Hartford 2/23/02 Kevin Connacher Georgia State 3/11/95 17 Troy 3/12/99 Kevin Connacher Columbia 3/15/95 Samford 3/31/00 DOUBLES Kevin Connacher Princeton 3/15/95 Zack Roper Villanova 2/27/99 10 Georgia State 5/19/05 Ryan Withey Pace 3/10/99 TRIPLES WALKS 2 Bethune-Cookman 1/31/03 5 Mike Moffo Bethune-Cookman 2/1/97 Mick Celli St. Francis 2/15/97 HOME RUNS 7 Kentucky 2/14/99

3 Shaen O'Connor Hofstra 3/11/00 TOTAL BASES Gabe Somarriba Bethune-Cookman 2/1/02 47 Samford 3/28/03 William Block Jacksonville 4/29/06

STOLEN BASES ASSISTS 8 Army 3/14/94 9 Paul Stryhas Michigan State 3/7/99

WALKS ERRORS 17 Michigan State 3/7/99 3 Nick Presto Michigan State 3/7/99 Garry Kamphouse Central Florida 3/30/96 HIT BY PITCH Nick Presto Miami 2/21/96 Tommy Murphy Jacksonville 3/25/00 6 Hofstra 3/11/00 Tommy Murphy Mercer 4/15/00 Army 3/14/94 Alex Fonseca Lipscomb 4/26/04 Bethune-Cookman 2/6/99 TIM BURTON Villanova 2/27/99 Derek Hutton Troy 5/8/04 1997-1999 Monmouth 3/9/99 SEASON HIGHS

AVERAGE GAMES PLAYED AT BATS RUNS SCORED

.418 Jack Penrod 1988 67 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 265 Mike McBryde 2005 8484 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 .418 Mike Ryan 1982 67 Gabe Somarriba 2002 257 Derek Hutton 2004 74 Dickie Hart 1999 .403 Scott Hay 1986 66 Mike Cox 2002 257 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 72 Derek Hutton 2004 .400 Tim Mascia 2004 66 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 253 Kevin Connacher 1996 71 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 .396 Keith Foley 1983 66 Bobby Spano 2002 251 Mike Cox 2002 71 Jeff Forney 1985 .393 Rick Seiders 1991 64 Tim Mascia 2004 240 Keith Foley 1983 70 Mick Celli 1999 .387 Gonzalo Carcache 1986 64 Derek Hutton 2004 236 Chris Ebert 1985 70 Brian Covin 1990 .385 Ryan Withey 1999 64 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 236 Jeff Forney 1985 68 Kevin Connacher 1997 .385 Tom Snell 1987 64 Rob Horst 2004 235 Gabe Somarriba 2002 68 Chris Ebert 1985 .383 Darryl Powell 1981 64 Rusty Brown 2002 235 Ralph Mattone 1983 66 Gabe Somarriba 2002 64 Keith Foley 1983 64 Frank Marsaglia 1983

HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES 98 Mike McBryde 2005 23 Ralph Mattone 1983 7 Chris Ebert 1985 95 Keith Foley 1983 22 Brian Covin 1990 7 Jeff Forney 1985 91 Derek Hutton 2004 21 Paul Stryhas 1999 6 Craig Shotten 1991 90 Tim Mascia 2004 21 Garry Kamphouse 1996 5 Derek Hutton 2004 90 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 20 Dickie Hart 1999 5 Kevin Clark 1998 89 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 20 Rich Ozarowski 1997 5 Scott Hay 1986 4 Nick Presto 1996 89 Ralph Mattone 1983 19 Nick Presto 1996 4 Ron Rippo 1992 85 Rusty Brown 2003 18 5 Players 84 Zack Roper 2000 4 Louis Orihuela 1991 4 Tony Ruzic 1987 83 Mike Cox 2002 4 Luis McDowell 1985 4 Mike Ryan 1982

RUNS BATTED IN TOTAL BASES SLUGGING % 75 Paul Stryhas 1999 165 Jack Penrod 1988 .842 Jack Penrod 1988 75 Doug Gonring 1985 154 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 .783 Mike Ryan 1982 73 Mike Ryan 1982 154 Keith Foley 1983 .737 Luis McDowell 1986 72 Anthony Mongelluzzo 2000 148 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 .691 Anthony Bellinato 1992 68 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 148 Jeff Fiorentino 2003 .688 Jim Wilkinson 1983 66 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 148 Mike Cox 2002 .676 Brennan Hervey 1997 66 Rusty Brown 2003 148 Jim Wilkinson 1983 .670 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 65 Mike Cox 2002 148 Mike Ryan 1982 .668 John-Edward Raffo 1999 64 Mick Celli 1999 142 Mike Ryan 1984 .667 Chris Winsett 1999 64 Jack Penrod 1988 141 Doug Gonring 1985 .664 John-Edward Raffo 1998 64 Jim Wilkinson 1983

HIT BY PITCH ON BASE % STOLEN BASES HOME RUNS

27 Gabe Somarriba 2002 .696 Mike Harrison 1982 46 Jeff Forney 1985 22 Jack Penrod 1988 27 Gabe Somarriba 2001 .602 Mike Welch 1984 40 Sean O’Brien 1993 19 John-Edward Raffo 1999 25 Gabe Somarriba 2000 .575 Jeff Forney 1985 35 Mike McBryde 2005 19 Mike Ryan 1984 18 William Block 2006 .573 Larry Cleaver 1985 35 Tom Horincewich 1990 18 Mike Cox 2002 18 Zack Roper 1999 .571 Scott Hay 1986 32 Scott Hay 1986 17 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 18 Ryan Withey 1999 .549 Dave Connor 1986 30 Rob Commodari 1989 17 Jim Wilkinson 1983 14 Rob Horst 2004 .547 Jim Wilkinson 1982 29 Kevin Connacher 1996 16 L.J. BiBiernbaumernbaum 2002 14 Dominic Senese 1993 .545 Keith Foley 1983 28 Dave Conner 1986 16 Anthony MongelluzzoMongelluzzo 2000 14 Craig Shotten 1991 .543 Chuck Douthit 1985 28 Scott Hay 1985 16 AnthonAnthonyy Doudt 1999 14 Robert Commodari 1989 .542 Jeff Hendry 1985 27 Mike Welch 1984 16 Brennan Hervey 1997 13 Zack Roper 2000 .542 Frank Marsaglia 1982 47 BASEBALL 2007

FIELDING % PUTOUTS ASSISTS WALKS (min. 50 attempts) 463 John-Edward Raffo 2000 197 Kevin Connacher 1997 57 MikeMike MessnerMessner 1998 1.000 Anthony Albano 2006 442 Eric Riebel 1993 192 Bobby Spano 2002 56 MickMick Celli 1999 1.000 Matt Pali 2002 426 Rusty Brown 2003 188 Sean O'Brien 1993 52 JeffJeff FiorentinoFiorentino 2004 1.000 Gabe Somarriba 2002 424 J.C. Huguet 2000 186 Kevin Connacher 1996 49 Pat Murray 1991 1.000 Gabe Somarriba 2001 420 Dro Ormrod 1988 182 Nick Presto 1996 48 Jeff Forney 1985 1.000 Mick Celli 1997 399 John-Edward Raffo 1999 175 Frank McAdam 1987 48 Bob Baumiller 1983 1.000 Gene Manning 1995 393 Mike Ryan 1982 168 Tom Horincewich 1989 46 Bobby Spano 2002 1.000 Brennan Hervey 1994 375 Mike Ryan 1983 168 Bob Baumiller 1983 45 Jeff Hendry 1984 1.000 Rich Mojica 1993 372 Pat Murray 1989 166 Tommy Murphy 1999 44 Chuck Douthit 1985 1.000 Dro Ormrod 1989 371 John-Edward Raffo 1997 160 Alex Fonseca 2004 43 George Roig 1998 1.000 Mike Harrison 1988 1.000 Ralph Mattone 1984 1.000 Mike Welch 1983

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY SEASON HIGHS 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 10 Mickey Storey 2005 32 Brent White 1996 2.29 Eric Shellnut 1986 7 Matt Kramer 1992 10 Randy Beam 2004 31 Mike Faschetti 1989 2.34 Todd Moser 1999 7 Mike Pfeifer 1991 30 Chris Eberhart 2006 10 Danny Core 2003 7 Scott Van Winkle 1991 30 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

BASEBALL 2007 GAMES STARTED COMPLETE GAMES SAVES INNINGS PITCHED 48 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 17 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 119.2 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 95 Carmen Cali 2000 .213 Scott Murphy 1996 92 Petersen Benjamin 2000

WILD PITCHES 28 Marty Reinhardt 1994 18 Chris Pillsbury 2002 17 Joe Cali 1997 13 Charlie Jones 1997 12 Brent White 1996 11 Carmen Cali 1998 11 Tim Burton 1997 10 Danny Core 2001 10 Joe Cali 1996 10 Nick Grados 1996

HIT BATTERS 16 Danny Core 2003 14 Chris Salberg 2006 14 Carmen Cali 2000 13 Todd Moser 1999 12 Chris Pillsbury 2002 11 Chris Salberg 2005 11 Casey Furman 1996 10 Six players

TODD MOSER >> 1998-1999 CAREER HIGHS

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

RUNS HITS DOUBLES 210 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 289 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 51 Rusty Brown 2001-04 204 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 257 Tim Mascia 2003-06 49 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 178 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 247 Mick Celli 1996-99 47 Brian Covin 1988-90 169 Derek Hutton 2002-05 243 Nick Presto 1993-96 44 Nick Presto 1993-96 42 Tim Mascia 2003-06 168 Mick Celli 1996-99 238 Rusty Brown 2001-04 165 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 42 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 229 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 162 Nick Presto 1993-96 42 Mick Celli 1996-99 150 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 228 Derek Hutton 2002-05 42 Pat Murray 1988-91 145 Rusty Brown 2001-04 215 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 40 Ed Bou 1995-98 144 Mike Ryan 1982-84 202 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 39 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 202 Pat Murray 1988-91

TRIPLES HOME RUNS 9 Tim Spink 1992-95 47 Mike Ryan 1982-84 9 Chris Ebert 1984-86 44 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 8 Nick Presto 1993-96 44 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 7 Jeff Forney 1984-86 36 Jack Penrod 1987-88 7 Scott Hay 1984-86 35 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 7 Mike Ryan 1982-84 33 Rusty Brown 2001-04 6 Derek Hutton 2002-05 33 Mick Celli 1996-99 6 Mick Celli 1996-99 31 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02 6 Craig Shotten 1991 29 Mike Cox 2002-03 5 7 Players 28 Keith Foley 1983-84

BATTING AVERAGE (MIN 300 AB) .383 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 .382 Jack Penrod 1987-88 .372 Keith Foley 1983-84 .368 Mike McBryde 2004-05 .363 Tyler Stevens 2005-06 .360 Zack Roper 1999-00 .358 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 .358 Dave Connor 1984-86 .357 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 .356 Ralph Mattone 1983-84 .353 Matt Pali 2002-03 .353 Wayne Stofsky 1989-90 49 BASEBALL 2007 RUNS BATTED IN 182 Rusty Brown 2001-04 182 Mike Ryan 1982-84 178 Mick Celli 1996-99 176 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 168 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 160 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 150 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 147 Brian Covin 1988-90 141 Nick Presto 1993-96 135 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02

RUSTY BROWN >> 2001– 2004

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY CAREER HIGHS (continued) TOTAL BASES SLUGGING % 409 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 (MIN 300 AB) 400 Mick Celli 1996-99 .754 Jack Penrod 1987-88 389 Mike Ryan 1982-84 .677 Mike Ryan 1982-84 388 Rusty Brown 2001-04 .640 Keith Foley 1983-84 375 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 .617 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 .606 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 361 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 .580 Zack Roper 1999-00 349 Tim Mascia 2003-06 .564 Matt Pali 2002-03 348 Nick Presto 1993-96 .557 L.J. Biernbaum 1999-02 346 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 .556 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 319 Derek Hutton 2002-05 .553 Rich Ozarowski 1996-97

BASEBALL 2007 BASE ON BALLS HIT BY PITCH 50 145 Mick Celli 1996-99 81 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 118 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 31 Zack Roper 1999-00 110 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 30 Ryan Withey 1999-00 105 Tim Mascia 2003-06 24 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 104 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 23 Mick Celli 1996-99 101 Ed Bou 1995-98 22 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 101 Pat Murray 1988-91 22 Roger Walker 1994-95 95 Brian Covin 1988-90 20 Rob Commodari 1988-90 94 Mike Messner 1997-98 19 Dominic Senese 1993-94 18 William Block 2006 89 Derek Hutton 2002-05

ON-BASE % SACRIFICE FLY .495 Mike Messner 1997-98 16 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 .493 Dave Conner 1984-86 15 Derek Hutton 2002-05 .462 Dro Ormrod 1988-89 15 Robert Orton 2001-04 .462 Jack Penrod 1987-88 14 John-Edward Raffo 1997-00 .460 Ryan Withey 1999-00 13 Tim Mascia 2003-06 .458 Dominic Senese 1993-94 13 Nick Presto 1993-96 .453 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 12 Gonzalo Carcache 1985-87 .447 Frank Marsaglia 1982-83 12 Luis McDowell 1984-86 .445 Jeff Fiorentino 2002-04 11 Brennan Hervey 1994-97 .445 Mick Celli 1996-99 11 Dave Strode 1983-84 11 Mark Bridges 1981-83

SACRIFICE HITS STOLEN BASES JEFF FIORENTINO 37 Derek Hutton 2002-05 86 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 2002 – 2004 32 Ed Bou 1995-98 60 Nick Presto 1993-96 22 Kevin Connacher 1994-97 60 Scott Hay 1984-86 17 Jason Sullivan 2000-01 55 Sean O'Brien 1992-93 16 Nick Presto 1993-96 50 Mike Welch 1983-84 16 Gabe Somarriba 1999-02 49 Derek Hutton 2002-05 14 Robert Orton 2002-04 47 Ryan Withey 1999-00 14 Bob Baumiller 1981-83 46 Mike McBryde 2004-05 13 Rich Mojica 1992-95 46 Tommy Murphy 1998-00 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 CAREER HIGHS PITCHING APPEARANCES GAMES STARTED WINS 79 Danny Core 2000-03 56 Danny Core 2000-03 30 Danny Core 2000-03 73 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 42 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 23 Randy Beam 2003-04 71 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 41 Carmen Cali 1998-00 22 Carmen Cali 1998-00 69 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 36 Travis NeSmith 2001-03 22 Todd Moser 1998-99 65 Brent White 1996-97 34 Randy Beam 2003-04 22 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 65 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 33 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 20 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 64 Mike Crotta 2004-06 33 Todd Moser 1998-99 19 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 63 Brett Schreyer 1997-99 33 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 19 Dan Jackson 1999-00 17 Mickey Storey 2005-06 62 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 29 Dan Jackson 1999-00 16 Four Players 61 Joe Cali 1996-97 28 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 28 Joe Peede 1987-88

LOSSES WIN % EARNED RUN AVG. 19 Danny Core 2000-03 (MIN 10 WINS) 1.98 Ken Wagner 1995 .889 Tom Clark 1981-83 13 Carmen Cali 1998-00 2.66 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 .833 John Thompson 1984-85 12 Matt Kramer 1991-92 2.89 Mickey Storey 2004-06 .826 Dan Jackson 1999-00 12 Mike Pfeifer 1989-82 2.96 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 .793 Randy Beam 2003-04 11 Chris Salberg 2005-06 3.02 Chris Saxton 2003-04 .769 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 11 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 3.04 Sean Bauer 1981-83 .762 Tim Burton 1997-99 11 Bill Cobe 1981-82 3.08 Randy Beam 2003-04 .760 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 10 Four Players 3.11 Steve Lawson 1990-91 .727 Travis NeSmith 2001-03 3.11 Jorge Vega 1981-83 .688 Todd Moser 1998-99 3.38 Tom Clark 1981-83 .682 Joe Peede 1987-88

COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS SAVES 16 Jorge Vega 1982-83 5 Randy Beam 2003-04 15 Joe Cali 1996-97 15 Bill Cobe 1981-82 3 Todd Moser 1998-99 15 Rich Clabeaux 1984-86 12 Randy Beam 2003-04 3 Ken Wagner 1995 12 Mike McBryde 2004-06 11 Pat Murphy 1988-91 2 Danny Core 2000-03 12 Chris Saxton 2003-04 10 Danny Core 2000-03 2 Pat Murphy 1988-91 11 Brett Schreyer 1997-99 10 Ken Wagner 1995 2 Scott Halama 1985-87 10 Mike Crotta 2004-06 9 Tom Clark 1988 2 Mike Lee 1984-86 9 Jeff Hill 1994-95 9 Scott Halama 1985-87 2 John Thompson 1984-85 9 Steve Taylor 1989-90 8 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 2 Sean Bauer 1981-83 8 Brent White 1996-97 8 Todd Moser 1998-99 2 Tom Clark 1981-83 8 Aaron Reid 1993-94 8 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 8 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 8 Tom Snell 1987-88

INNINGS PITCHED9 FEWEST HITS PER 9 FEWEST WALKS PER 380.0 Danny Core 2000-03 INNINGS (min 100 IP) 9 INNINGS 245.1 Carmen Cali 1998-00 7.105 Ken Wagner 1995 1.372 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 244.3 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 7.177 Dan Jackson 1999-00 1.883 Randy Beam 2003-04 236.2 Petersen Benjamin2000-01 7.442 Allen Knight 2003-04 2.223 Mickey Storey 2005-06 229.2 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 7.711 Carmen Cali 1998-00 2.240 Jorge Vega 1981-83 226.0 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 8.051 Kevin Fuchs 1983-85 2.320 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 224.2 Randy Beam 2002-04 8.132 Randy Beam 2003-04 2.340 Mark Lucas 1993-94 217.0 Jorge Vega 1982-83 8.213 Mike Lee 1984-86 2.379 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 215.0 Mickey Storey 2005-06 8.262 Chris Saxton 2003-04 2.419 Todd Moser 1998-99 212.1 Todd Moser 1989-99 8.283 Tim Holley 1992-93 2.558 Mike Crotta 2004-06 8.285 Sean Bauer 1981-83 2.895 Steve Lawson 1990-91 2.967 Tom Snell 1987-88 MOST STRIKEOUTS STRIKEOUTS AT BATS AGAINST PER 9 INNINGS 360 Danny Core 2000-03 12.15 Dan Jackson 1999-00 1,423 Danny Core 2000-03 282 Carmen Cali 1998-00 11.98 Mike McBryde 2004-06 954 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 242 Dan Jackson 1999-00 9.844 Todd Moser 1998-99 936 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 232 Todd Moser 1998-99 9.700 Nate Grados 1995-96 902 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 51 207 Mickey Storey 2005-06 8.526 Danny Core 2000-03 893 Carmen Cali 1998-00

190 Steve Taylor 1989-90 8.489 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 864 Mike Fascetti 1986-89 BASEBALL 2007 189 Petersen Benjamin2000-01 8.401 Mike Gauger 1998-99 863 Jorge Vega 1982-83 188 Chris Pillsbury 2001-02 8.368 Brent White 1996-97 839 Randy Beam 2003-04 174 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 8.225 Carmen Cali 1998-00 830 Todd Moser 1998-99 161 Randy Beam 2003-04 8.220 Ken Wagner 1995 828 Mickey Storey 2005-06

WILD PITCHES BATTERS HIT AVERAGE AGAINST (min 400 AB) 33 Marty Reinhardt 1993-94 44 Danny Core 2000-03 31 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 33 Carmen Cali 1998-00 .187 Jeff Parrott 1983-84 27 Joe Cali 1996-97 25 Chris Salberg 2005-06 .213 Ken Wagner 1995 26 Carmen Cali 1998-00 20 Chris Pillsbury 2001-03 .215 Dan Jackson 1999-00 21 Danny Core 2000-03 20 Todd Moser 1998-99 .216 Mike McBryde 2004-06 18 Brent White 1996-97 18 Joe Cali 1996-97 .219 Kevin Fuchs 1983-85 16 Matt O'Brien 2001-04 17 Dan Jackson 1999-00 .230 Joe Peede 1987-88 16 Tim Burton 1997-99 17 Nick Mattioni 1998-00 .233 John Thompson 1984-85 16 Jay Evans 1995-96 17 Mike Pfeifer 1989-92 .235 Carmen Cali 1998-00 16 John Thompson 1984-85 16 Petersen Benjamin 2000-01 .242 Randy Beam 2003-04 .243 Sean Bauer 1981-83

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

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

AT BATS ASSISTS Individual: 6 Zack Roper vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Individual: 8 Jason Sullivan vs Florida International 5/27/00 6 Rusty Brown vs St. Bonaventure 6/5/04 Team: 15 vs Florida International 5/27/00 Team: 45 vs Florida 5/31/03

RUNS DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED Individual: 3 10 Players Team: 2 vs Florida International 5/27/00 Team: 16 vs Auburn 5/31/02 2 vs Auburn 5/31/02

HITS INNINGS PITCHED Individual: 5 L.J. Biernbaum vs Auburn 5/31/02 Individual: 9 Danny Core vs Alabama 6/2/02 Team: 18 vs Florida 5/31/03 9 Will Mann vs NC State 6/5/04

DOUBLES STRIKE OUTS Individual: 2 Anthony Mongelluzzo vs Florida International 5/26/00 Individual: 9 Will Mann vs NC State 6/5/04 2 Rusty Brown vs NC State 6/5/04 Team: 15 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Team: 3 3 Times

TRIPLES FEWEST HITS ALLOWED IN NINE INNINGS Individual: 1 Mike McBryde, NC State 6/4/04 Team: 2 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 Team: 1 2 Times

HOME RUNS Individual: 2 4 Players Team: 5 vs Auburn 5/31/02

GRAND SLAMS 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 53 Individual: 2 Gabe Somarriba vs Florida International 5/26/00 BASEBALL 2007 Team: 2 vs Bethune-Cookman 5/29/99 vs Miami 5/30/99 vs Florida International 5/26/00 vs Auburn 5/31/02

L.J. BIERNBAUM 1999 – 2002

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

NCAA REGIONAL ATHLETIC RECORDS TOURNAMENT HONORS

AT BATS FAU HALL ALL-SOUTH RBI OF FAME REGION/ALL- Individual: 29 Gabe Somarriba, 2002 ATLANTIC REGION A-SUN ALL- 29 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 Individual: 10 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 2006 Keith Foley 2006 Steve Traylor 1983 Keith Foley (2nd) FRESHMEN Team: 221 2002 10 Rusty Brown 2004 1985 Jeff Forney 2001 Rusty Brown Team: 43 2002 FAU BASEBALL Doug Gonring Chris Pillsbury RUNS STOLEN BASES HALL OF FAME 1986 Scott Hay 2002 Jeff Fiorentino Dave Connor (2nd) Derek Hutton Individual: 10 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 Individual: 1 10 Players 2006 Keith Foley 2006 Scott Hay Dave McDaniel (2nd) 2003 Tim Mascia Team: 44 2002 Team: 3 2002 2006 Todd Moser Scott Halama (2nd) 2004 Mike McBryde 2006 Jack Penrod 1988 Jack Penrod 2005 Mike McKenna 1992 Anthony Bellinato Mickey Storey HITS WALKS 2006 Nick Presto 2006 Mike Ryan 1993 Eric Riebel 2006 William Block Individual: 12 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Individual: 7 Jeff Fiorentino 2004 2006 Steve Traylor Kevin Morgan Team: 65 2002 Team: 23 2004 2006 Warren “Doc” Schneider Marty Reinhardt (2nd) A-SUN PLAYER- Aaron Reid (2nd) OF-THE-YEAR ALL-AMERICANS 1999 Todd Moser 1999 Todd Moser, P

BASEBALL 2007 CONSECUTIVE HITS HIT BY PITCH Anthony Doubt 1983 Keith Foley (2nd-NAIA) Paul Stryhas (2nd) Individual: 6 Tyler Stevens, 2005 Individual: 2 4 players 1984 Mike Ryan (3rd-Div. II) A-SUN ALL- 54 Chris Winsett (2nd) TOURNAMENT Team: 6 2004 Team: 6 2002 1986 Scott Hay (2nd-Div. II) 2002 Tim McNab (2nd) 1988 Jack Penrod (2nd-Div. II) 2003 Randy Beam 1995 Ken Wagner DOUBLES ASSISTS 1999 Todd Moser (SW, CB, HM- Rusty Brown 1996 Nick Presto NCBWA) Jeff Fiorentino Kevin Connacher (MVP) Individual: 4 Rusty Brown 2004 Individual: 21 Bobby Spano 2002 1999 Dan Jackson (CB) 2004 Derek Hutton Rich Ozarowski Team: 10 2004 Team: 58 2002 1999 Dickie Hart (HM-NCBWA) Tim Mascia Garry Kamphouse 2003 Randy Beam, P (2nd-SW, 2005 Tyler Stevens Tony VonDolteren CBI; 3rd-BA) Mickey Storey 1999 Paul Stryhas TRIPLES INNINGS PITCHED 2004 Jeff Fiorentino (HM-CBI) 2002 Danny Core Individual: 1 Robert Orton 2004 Individual: 12.2 Danny Core 2002 2005 Mickey Storey (3rd-CB) PRESEASON Mike Cox ALL-A-SUN Robert Orton 1 Mike McBryde 2004 Team: 53.0 2002 PRE-SEASON Gabe Somarriba Team: 2 2004 ALL-AMERICAN 1995 Gene Manning 2003 Jeff Fiorentino 1998 Mick Celli STRIKE OUTS 2000 Tommy Murphy 2004 Rusty Brown (MVP) 2000 Petersen Benjamin Chris Saxton HOME RUNS Individual: 9 Will Mann 2004 2001 Petersen Benjamin Dan Jackson 2004 Jeff Fiorentino (CB, CBI, Derek Hutton Individual: 4 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Team: 34 1999 Tommy Murphy Evan Brannon NCBWA) Zack Roper Team: 12 2002 Rusty Brown (CB) Tim Mascia 2002 L.J. Biernbaum 2005 Chris Salberg FEWEST HITS 2006 Mike McBryde (3rd -BA) Danny Core Mickey Storey (2nd-BA) Jonathon Shapland GRAND SLAMS ALLOWED IN NINE 2003 Danny Core Mickey Storey Jeff Fiorentino Individual: 1 Gabe Somarriba 2002 INNINGS *BA-Baseball America Chris Pillsbury A-SUN 1 Jeff Fiorentino 2002 Team: 5.4 (21 hits/35 IP) 1999 *CB-Collegiate Baseball 2004 Randy Beam *CBI-College Baseball Insider PLAYERS-OF- Team: 2 2002 Jeff Fiorentino (MVP) THE-WEEK *NCBWA-National Collegiate Derek Hutton Baseball Writers 2005 Derek Hutton 2001 L.J. Biernbaum TOTAL BASES Association Alex Fonseca 2002 Mike Cox (3/18) *SW-Sports Weekly Tim Mascia Matt Pali (3/25) Individual: 24 L.J. Biernbaum 2002 Travis NeSmith (4/29) Team: 109 2002 2006 Mike McBryde FRESHMAN Mickey Storey 2003 Randy Beam (4/21, 4/29, ALL-AMERICAN 5/19) 1994 Kevin Connacher ALL-A-SUN Rusty Brown (3/10) Danny Core (2/10, 3/3) 2001 Rusty Brown (HM) 1995 Nick Presto Chris Pillsbury (HM) Jeff Fiorentino (3/3, 5/19) 1996 Kevin Connacher 2004 Derek Hutton (2/23, 5/17) 2002 Jeff Fiorentino (HM) Joe Cali Derek Hutton (HM) Justin Martin (4/12) 1997 Brennan Hervey Tim Mascia (2/9) 2003 Tim Mascia (HM) Kevin Connacher (2nd) 2005 Mickey Storey* Jeff Fiorentino (4/19) Rich Ozarowski (2nd) 2005 Tim Mascia (2/14) Mick Celli (2nd) Brian Lipman (2/28) * Collegiate Baseball’s Freshman 1998 Mick Celli (3rd) Pitcher of the Year Tim Mascia (5/2) 1999 Todd Moser Jonathon Shapland (5/23) Dickie Hart 2006 Mickey Storey (4/3) NCAA REGIONAL Anthony Doubt MVP Paul Stryhas F AU ATHLETE-OF- 2002 L.J. Biernbaum Carmen Cali (2nd) THE-YEAR Brett Schreyer (3rd) NCAA John-Edward Raffo (3rd) 1994 Kevin Morgan REGIONAL 2000 Dan Jackson 1999 Dan Jackson ALL-TOURNAMENT Petersen Benjamin (2nd) FAU STUDENT- 1993 Kevin Morgan John-Edward Raffo (2nd) Zack Roper (2nd) ATHLETE-OF Ron Rippo THE-YEAR 1999 Anthony Doubt Tommy Murphy (3rd) Zack Roper 2001 L.J. Biernbaum 1995 Roger Walker Clint Conway Petersen Benjamin (2nd) 2003 Rusty Brown 2002 L.J. Biernbaum Mike Valdes (2nd) Rusty Brown 2002 L.J. Biernbaum DISTRICT III Mike Cox Danny Core ACADEMIC Gabe Somarriba Chris Pillsbury ALL-AMERICAN 2003 Randy Beam Tim McNab 1995 Roger Walker Derek Hutton Mike Cox (2nd) 1996 Chris Saxton 2004 Rusty Brown Bobby Spano (2nd) (3rd Team All-American) Jeff Fiorentino 2003 Randy Beam Will Mann Rusty Brown Jeff Fiorentino Evan Brannon (2nd) Danny Core (2nd) Mike Cox (2nd) Derek Hutton (2nd) Matt Pali (2nd) 2004 Jeff Fiorentino Alex Fonseca Rob Horst Derek Hutton Matt O'Brien (2nd) Tim Mascia (2nd) 2005 Mike McBryde Mickey Storey Alex Fonseca (2nd) Tyler Stevens (2nd) 2006 Jordan Hafer Mickey Storey (2nd) MOVING ON TO PRO BASEBALL

1984 Keith Foley, New York Yankees 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, 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, (21st) 1992 Matt Jones, Pittsburgh Pirates (17th) Tom Lane, Houston Astros (FA) Tim Harikkala, Seattle Mariners (36th) Anthony Bellinato, Independent (Ind) 1993 Kevin Lewis, New York Mets (19th) 1994 Marty Reinhardt, Saskatoon Tim Harikkala Carmen Cali Kevin Morgan, Saskatoon 1992 1998-2000 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, (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) Mike Gauger, New York Mets (FA) Anthony Doudt, Anaheim Angels (FA) Dickie Hart, Anaheim Angels (FA) Paul Stryhas, Milwaukee Brewers (FA) Jeff Fiorentino Tommy Murphy 2000 Tommy Murphy, Anaheim Angels (3rd) 2002-2004 1998-2000 Nick Mattioni, New York Mets (9th) Carmen Cali, St. Louis Cardinals (10th) Anthony Mongelluzzo, Texas Rangers (15th) Dan Jackson, Oakland A's (23rd) 2004 Jeff Fiorentino, Baltimore Orioles (3rd) Ryan Withey, Anaheim Angels (22nd) Matt O'Brien, Detroit Tigers (15th) Zack Roper, Anaheim Angels (24th) Randy Beam, Boston Red Sox (18th) John-Edward Raffo, New York Mets (27th) Robert Orton, Cincinnati Reds (38th) 55 J.C. Huguet, Cincinnati Reds (FA) Evan Brannon, Baltimore Orioles (FA)

2001 Petersen Benjamin, San Francisco Giants (23rd) Rusty Brown, Kansas City Royals (FA) BASEBALL 2007 2002 L.J. Biernbaum, San Diego Padres (10th) Chris Saxton, Kansas City Royals (FA) Tom MacLane, Boston Red Sox (19th) 2005 Jeff Fiorentino, Baltimore Orioles (3rd) * Nelson Lopez, Boston Red Sox (22nd) Matt O'Brien, Detroit Tigers (15th) Tim McNab, New York Mets (22nd) Randy Beam, Boston Red Sox (18th) Jim Cooney, Baltimore Orioles (45th) Robert Orton, Cincinnati Reds (38th) Gabe Somarriba, Baltimore Orioles (47th) Evan Brannon, Baltimore Orioles (FA) Bobby Spano, Florida Marlins (FA) Rusty Brown, Kansas City Royals (FA) 2003 Danny Core, Toronto Blue Jays (7th) Chris Saxton, Kansas City Royals (FA) Mike Cox, Seattle Mariners (10th) 2006 Mike McBryde, San Francisco Giants (5th) Chris Pillsbury, Florida Marlins (13th) Mike Crotta, Pittsburgh Pirates (17th) Matt Pali, Anaheim Angels (17th) Alex Fonseca, Los Angeles Angels (36th) Travis NeSmith, San Francisco Giants (33rd) Will Mann, Boston Red Sox (FA)

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FAU Baseball Hall of Fame Florida Atlantic University inducted its first class into the FAU Baseball Hall of Fame. The inductees span the NAIA, Division II and Division I era's of the program. Keith Foley, Scott Hay, Todd Moser, Jack Penrod, Nick Presto and Mike Ryan are former players inducted. Steve Traylor was FAU's first coach while Warren "Doc" Schneider was inducted posthumously after 23 years of dedication to the program. BASEBALL 2007 56

Steve Traylor Todd Moser Keith Foley

Nick Presto Jack Penrod Mike Ryan

Scott Hay Warren “Doc” Schneider

FAU Hall of Fame In the fall of 2006, FAU inducted its first class into the University’s Hall of Fame. Keith Foley and Steve Traylor represented the baseball program and were invited along with Laurence Bensimon, Yolanda Griffith, Whitney Kraft, Noemi Lung and Nikki Myers.

Keith Foley, Noemi Lung, Nikki Myers, Steve Traylor and Whitney Kraft

Keith Foley, Noemi Lung, Nikki Myers, Steve Traylor and Whitney Kraft Florida Atlantic University This Is... Florida Atlantic University And while there is no substitute for the dynamic synergy created inside the classroom, FAU faculty and students seek out real-word experiences that enhance this experience, such as internships, hands-on research and study abroad opportunities. An Enriching Experience FAU may be considered a progressive institution in the changing landscape of higher education, but it also embraces the timeless traditions that are unique to the university experience.

Eighteen NCAA Division I athletic teams, including baseball, basketball, football and softball, provide scholarships to student Built on On the Living and athletes and add to the tradition of what it means to be part of a Tradition — Forefront of Learning real university. The college experience is Focused on the Research This heritage is enhanced by the different for everyone. Hundreds support of more than 95,000 Built on a rich tradition as a of student activities — from Future alumni, many of whom are teaching university with a world- fraternities and sororities to pre- leaders in business, government Florida Atlantic University class faculty, FAU is earning a professional student associations and the arts not only in South opened its doors in 1964 as the reputation as a top research — enrich the learning experience Florida, but around the world. first public university in institution in areas ranging from and nurture relationships that southeast Florida. Today, it is a biomedicine and biotechnology last a lifetime. comprehensive teaching and to ocean engineering and research institution serving coastline security. 26,000 students on seven campuses that stretch from Port This research will lead to the St. Lucie to Davie. next generation of medical cures and technological advancements, FAU is a first choice university all of which builds the local for people from every walk of life. economy. With more than $60 Recent high school graduates, million per year in sponsored community college transfers, research, FAU is providing a solid working professionals, researchers foundation for the development and scholars all find their place of a vibrant high-tech industry in at FAU. Students can choose from South Florida. more than 170 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees offered through the University's nine colleges.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 58 Board of Trustees

SHERRY PLYMALE NORMAN TRIPP SCOTT ADAMS NANCY BLOSSER Chair Vice Chair ’87

DR. BILL BRYANT DAVID FEDER ARMAND GROSSMAN DR. RAJENDRA P. GUPTA ’67, ’70, ’77

LALITA M. JANKE DR. ROY LEVOW BOB STILLEY DR. GEORGE ZOLEY ’72, ’75

BASEBALL 2007 59 Frank T. Brogan PRESIDENT — FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

became dean of students at Indiantown Middle School, assistant principal and then principal at Murray Middle School, Martin County’s elected superintendent of schools, Florida’s commissioner of education (the youngest person ever to hold that office), and, in 1999, lieutenant governor on the FRANK T. BROGAN Bush-Brogan ticket. He had just became became the fifth been elected to a second term Don Shula, President Brogan and Craig Angelos following FAU’s third- president of Florida Atlantic as lieutenant governor when he consecutive Shula Bowl victory. University in March 2003. decided to seek the presidency important causes. During the past President Brogan is married to Previously, he was lieutenant of his alma mater, FAU. few years, he has become Courtney S. Brogan, who has a governor of Florida, the state’s President Brogan has been a especially involved in the fight law degree from Florida State commissioner of education, champion of public education against cancer — a disease that University. They are the parents superintendent of schools in all his life. He considers his claimed the life of his first wife, of Colby John Brogan, born Martin County, Florida, and most important achievement as Mary. He has used his remarkable in 2005. a principal, assistant principal, commissioner of education to speaking ability to crusade in the dean and fifth-grade teacher in have been building greater fight against breast cancer and President Brogan was named Martin County public schools. accountability into Florida’s he currently serves as statewide to the Sun Belt Conference public school system, and he chairman of Florida’s Dialogue on Executive Committee as the at- President Brogan and his twin is a strong advocate of Cancer. He has received a public large representative for 2006-07. brother, John, were born in accountability in higher service award from the Pioneers Cincinnati, Ohio, the youngest education as well. His goals in Prostate Cancer. of six children. The first member for FAU include supporting its of his family to graduate from continued growth as an college, President Brogan important center of teaching, received a bachelor’s degree in research and public service (below) President Brogan and Athletics Director Craig Angelos with the FAU Mascot. education magna cum laude from activities; increasing access the University of Cincinnati in to higher education across 1976. Two years later, he moved the University’s seven-county to Florida to teach at Port service region; encouraging Salerno Elementary School on diversity in FAU’s student body, the Treasure Coast. He continued faculty and staff; supporting his education at FAU earning a world-class research initiatives; master’s degree in education in fostering close, mutually 1981. In rapid succession, he supportive relationships with the communities the University serves; and making FAU an ever-stronger engine of economic development for South Florida.

In addition to championing education, President Brogan has served as a leader for other

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 60 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Frank T. Brogan ’81 President

Dr. John F. Pritchett University Provost and Chief Academic Officer

VICE PRESIDENTS DEANS

Dr. Lawrence F. Davenport Dr. Gregory F. Aloia Executive Vice President for University Dean, College of Education Advancement and Executive Director of FAU Foundation Inc. Dr . Anne Boykin Dean, Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing Dr. Michael Friedland Vice President for Medical Education Programs Dr. Jeffrey L. Buller and Dean, College of Biomedical Sciences Dean, Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College

Ms. Aileen Izquierdo Dr. Rosalyn Y. Carter Vice President for University Communications Dean, College of Architecture, Urban and Marketing and Public Affairs

Dr. Kenneth A. Jessell Dr. J. Dennis Coates Vice President for Financial Affairs Dean, College of Business

Dr. Larry F. Lemanski Dr. Sandra Norman Vice President for Research Interim Dean, Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters Ms. Gerri McPherson ’89 Vice President, Treasure Coast Campus Dr. Anthony Lombardo Dean, Undergraduate Studies Dr. Kristen O. Murtaugh Vice President, John D. MacArthur Campus Dr. William Miller Director, Libraries Dr. Charles L. Brown Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Gary Perry Dean, Charles E. Schmidt College of Science Dr. Joyanne Stephens Vice President, Broward Campuses Dr. Karl Stevens Dean, College of Engineering and Computer TBA Science Vice President for Facilities Dr. Leslie Terry Interim Dean, Graduate Studies

PRESIDENT’S DIRECT REPORTS

Mr. Craig Angelos Athletics Director

Mr. Morley Barnett Inspector General

Ms. Paula Behul Director, Equal Opportunity Programs

Mr. David Kian General Counsel

Dr. Jennifer O'Flannery ’05 Chief of Staff, Director of Board Operations

Ms. Patty Singer Ombudsman

BASEBALL 2007 61 Dr. Piedad F. Robertson, EDD '77 Henry A. Dudley, MBA '71 S usan H. Skemp, BSME '81 Former Secretary of Education, State of President, Riggs & Company Executive VP of Civil Engineering Forum Massachusetts Executive Vice President, Riggs Bank American Society of Civil Engineers Former President, Santa Monica College - One of Douglas P. Eagon, BA '76, MPA '81 Past President, American Society of Mechanical two of the nation's first women to serve as President, Stiles Corporation Engineers college presidents George C. Eilers, Jr., MBA '99 Cynthia L. Stoddart, BFA '81 Distinguished Alumni Kerri Ann Walukiewicz, BA '95 Senior Vice President of Store Operations, Regional Director, Government and 2005 Florida Teacher of the Year Walgreen Co. Community Affairs Teacher, Forest Grove Middle School, Fort Pierce Dr. Jan D. Galla, BA '72, MS '75 Comcast Formerly-Surgeon, Division of Cardiothoracic G. Wil Trower, BHS '77 LEADERS IN EDUCATION LEADERS IN BUSINESS, Surgery Mount Sinai Medical Center President and CEO AND POLITICS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Cheryl A. Gentile, BS '82, BA '90, MBA '92 North Broward Hospital District Frank T. Brogan, MED '81 Scott H. Adams, BBA '87 Joseph A. Gentile, BS '82, BS '91, MBA '92 Maynard Webb, BA '78 President, Florida Atlantic University Entrepreneur Developed and patented transdermal patches with President, eBay Technologies, Inc. Former Lieutenant Governor, State of Florida Founder, Hiway Technologies, Inc. (merged with Noven and Sano Corp. Dr. George Zoley, BA '72, MPA '75 Clarence Anthony, BAA '81, MPA '82 Verio, Inc.) Michael A. Gordy, BS '69 President, The Geo Group, Inc. Mayor, Palm Bay, Florida Member, FAU Board of Trustees President, Food Ingredients Division, Member, FAU Board of Trustees Past President, National League of Cities and H . Loy Anderson, BS '70 Sargento Foods Florida League of Cities Chairman, Colonial Bank Hamid Hashemi, BS '81 LEADERS IN JOURNALISM Treasurer, International United Cities and Local Lisbeth R. Barron, BBA '82 President and CEO, Muvico Theaters AND ENTERTAINMENT Governments Senior Managing Director, Media & Entertainment Kevin A. Huckshorn, BSN '83 Ana M. Azcuy, BA ’76 Dr. Rita Bornstein, BA '70, MA '71 Bear Stearns Director, Technical Assistance Center, National Three-Time Emmy Award Winner Former President, Rollins College - One of two of Juan Borges, BA '73 Association of State Mental Health Program First Hispanic Television Anchor in South Florida, the nation's first women to serve as college President, Biomedical International Corp. Directors WPLG-TV, Channel 10, Miami, FL presidents James R. Border, BBA '78 Edgar “Klip” Klueppelberg, Jr., BS '68 Allen Berman, BA '77 Chair, CASE (Council for the Advancement and Vice President - Taxation and Tax Counsel Divisional Vice President Executive Producer, Media Street Productions, Support of Education) Board of Trustees Carnival Corporation AXA Advisors LLC of South Florida New York Dr. Wilson G. Bradshaw, BA '71, MA '73 Brent D. Burns, BBA '81 Alex Makled, MS '00 Four-Time Emmy Award Winner President, Metropolitan State University President and Executive Vice President, World Senior Vice President, Camp Dresser & McKee, Inc. Don Brewer, BBA '90 The Honorable Mary Brandenburg, BA '72, Omni Financial Corp. Miles A. McGrane, III, BS '70 Drummer, Grand Funk Railroad MBA '80 Leo C. Cadelo, BBA '73 President, McGrane & Nosich, P.A. Robert Ferrigno, BA '68 Florida State House of Representatives Retired President, Eureka Co. Past President, The Florida Bar Best-Selling Author, Crime Fiction Thrillers The Honorable Frederick Brummer, BS '68, Dr. Andrew M. Clark, BSOE '80, MSE '83 Patricia McKay, BBA '78 Robert E. Garcia, BPA '80 MBA '74 President, Maritime Communications Section Chief Financial Officer, Office Depot Vice President, Entertainment Finance Florida State House of Representatives Harris Corporation Manuel D. Medina, Sr., BS '74 Radio City Music Hall & Madison Square Garden Delsa Bush, BA '91 Trustee, Florida Institute of Technology Chairman and CEO, Terremark Worldwide, Inc. Charles Ghigna (“Father Goose”), BA '67, Chief, City of West Palm Beach Police Department Richard C. Cook, BS '71 Rey Moré, BSEE '75 MED '70 The Honorable Judge Gary Farmer, BA '70 Senior Advisor, FOCUS Enterprises Inc. Seni or Vice President and General Manager Award-Winning Author, Books and Poems for Chief Judge, 4th District U.S. Court of Appeals Former President and CEO, Mapics, Inc. iDEN Mobile Devices, Network Business, Children and Adults Armand Grossman, MED '67, BA '70, MBA '77 Gary W. Clow, BAS '78, MAS '79, MCS '79 Motorola, Inc. Marc Kudisch, BFA '88 President and CEO, Clarity Education, Inc. Co-Founder and Former Chairman G. Richard Nisbeth, BS '70 Two-Time Tony Award Nominee Member, FAU Board of Trustees Stac Software, Inc. and Previo, Inc. Chairman and CEO, Citrus Bank, N.A. Broadway Actor The Honorable Carol W. Hunstein, BS '72 Raphael De La Vega, BSME '74 Timothy P. O'Connor, BBA '76 John M. Lagana, BBA '77 Supreme Court Justice, State of Georgia Chief Operating Officer, Cingular Wireless President, Town & Country Industries CFO, Dennis Publishing The Honorable Ken Jenne, BA '68 Former President, BellSouth Latin America David B. O'Maley, BBA '71 Former CFO, Wenner Media (Rolling Stone Sheriff, Broward County Police Department Dr. Mark Dean, MSE '82 Chairman, President & CEO magazine) Dr. Robert C. Maxson, MED '67 Co-Developer of the IBM PC Ohio National Financial Services Bernadette R. O'Grady, BA '81 President, California State University-Long Beach Member, National Inventors Hall of Fame Dr. Robert (Skipp) Orr, Jr., BA '76 Director of Programming & Creative Services Former President, University of Nevada-Las Vegas Vice President, Systems Group, IBM Research President, Boeing Japan NBC Affiliate WPTV News, Channel 5, West Palm Gerri McPherson, EDS '89 Beach, FL IBM Fellow (IBM's highest technical honor) Christopher Pollock, BS '78, MBA '81 Vice President, FAU Treasure Coast Campus Mirta Ojito, BA '86 Ronald J. Dearing, Jr., BBA '00 President and CEO, Fort Lauderdale Chamber The Honorable Daniel Mica, BA '66 Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist and Author President/CEO, South Florida Chapter of Commerce President and CEO, Credit Union National Nancy Robin, BBA '84 Edward Schiff, BFA '73, MFA '92 Association National Safety Council Regional Market President Veteran Actor and Director Former U.S. Congressman, State of Florida Dr. Richard DiMarchi, BS '74 BankAtlantic Palm Beach County Martha Sugalski, BA '93 Luis Alberto Moreno, BBA '76 Co-Inventor, Synthesized Artificial Human Insulin (Humalin) Dr. Helga E. Rippen, BSME '81 South Florida Anchor, WBZL-TV, WB Channel 39, Colombian Ambassador to the Hollywood, FL Professor, Jack and Linda Gill Distinguished Chair, Director, RAND Science and Technology President, Inter-American Development Bank Biomolecular Science, Policy Institute Scott “Carrot Top” Thompson, BBA '89 The Honorable James Naugle, BBA '75 Eli Lilly Visiting Scholar Former Director, Medical Informatics Comedian, Actor and Spokesperson Mayor, City of Fort Lauderdale Mark Dissette, BHS '89 Pfizer Health Solutions Dr. Eduardo Padron, BA '66 Director of Physicians, Holy Cross Hospital Dr. Debra Rolison, BS '75 President, Miami-Dade College Patricia Dittman, MSN '95 Head, Advanced Electrochemical Materials Section The Honorable Pat Patterson, BAE '76, MED '78 Director of Nursing Research and Quality Naval Research Laboratory Florida State House of Representatives Holy Cross Medical Group Richard L. Schmidt, MBA '70 Robert D. Paulison, BA '70 Alberto Dosal, BS '73 President and Chief Executive Officer Director, Federal Emergency Management Agency President and CEO, Compuquip Technologies Schmidt Companies, Inc. (FEMA) Chairman, Boca Raton Community Hospital Board

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 62 Jim Riordan NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE

Administration program at management giant Spectacor Self-Study Re-Certification, Canisius College in Buffalo, NY. Management Group. In 1994, Strategic Planning sub- Riordan served as Director of committee, and the multi-sport Riordan's extensive background Training and Quality Control for facility feasibility committee. begins in 1983, when he was the NY Mets, and Shea Stadium. named Director of Security and Riordan, 44, holds a BS and MBA Event Services for the Wachovia In 1996, Riordan served as from Saint John's University in Spectrum and the Philadelphia Sector Coordinator for the New York. He is currently Flyers. Other events that he has Olympic soccer medal-round site. pursuing a PhD in Higher overseen include the 1987 He has also served as a crowd Education Leadership at FAU. JIM RIORDAN was named Stanley Cup Finals and official management and event Director of the MBA in Sport visits by Hillary Clinton, Nelson operations consultant for Super Management program at Florida Mandela, Margaret Thatcher, and Bowls XXXIII and XXXIV. Atlantic University on July 1, Pope John Paul II. 2000. Prior to coming to South Riordan has served on several Florida, Riordan was the founding From 1989 to 1994 he held committees at FAU, including the director of the MS in Sport executive management positions Director of Athletics search, while working for the facilities Athletic Advisory Board, NCAA

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BASEBALL 2007 63 Florida Atlantic Athletics

Craig Angelos DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS within the state of Florida to have revenue of 150%. Angelos' efforts would benefit by his vision of an all-sports apparel deal with to market the teams, build a fan developing an innovation village Nike, Inc., joining Florida State, base and showcase the University that would create much needed Florida and Miami. The 2005-2006 on national television have greatly additional student housing, retail year was also a pinnacle year for enhanced the overall image of establishments, additional parking, FAU women's athletic teams with the athletics program. In 2004, and a hotel and conference center seven of the 10 sponsored sports football ticket sales rose 30%, that would all combine with a advancing to postseason play. In attendance was improved by 130% multi-use dome stadium to make all, FAU captured five conference and student attendance rose 906% FAU a leader in the country and women's championships and despite not playing a home game take FAU to extraordinary heights was one of just eight schools until six games into the schedule. Prior to coming to FAU, he was nationally to capture five or During the 2005 season, he was the Deputy Director of Athletics more women's championships. instrumental in the department and Chief Operating Officer at selling the most single game CRAIG ANGELOS In Angelos’ first three years at Indiana University since January tickets in the history of the young was named Director of Athletics FAU, the Owls have captured 10 2002. While there, he supervised football program that allowed the at Florida Atlantic University in conference titles and FAU has many aspects of the athletic Owls to meet the requirements July 2003, assuming oversight represented the university in department including the football for becoming a full fledged responsibility for the institution's postseason competition 15 times. program and was instrumental in I-A member. 18-team intercollegiate athletic Three individuals earned All- negotiating a Nike contract for 23 programs including 450 America status while two earned Angelos has also had the of its 24 sports. Previously, he was student-athletes. Academic All-America honors. The opportunity to hire two new at the University of Miami (FL) for When Angelos first arrived, he department's commitment to a basketball coaches the first came eight years, serving in a variety enthusiastically embraced his holistic approach to student- to a conclusion in early April of of positions but mostly in the multi-faceted role and has since athlete excellence shows with 2005 with the hiring of Matt number two-spot under athletics moved at a rapid pace to take the more than 35% of the student- Doherty, which emphasized director Paul Dee. Prior to arriving program to the next level, by athletes maintaining a 3.0 G.P.A. Angelos' commitment to the on campus, he spent three years working with President Brogan, and with the National Consortium overall growth of the department. at the NCAA as a legislative FAU students and staff. His for Academics and Sports honoring In just one season, men's assistant interpreting rules and philosophy for running a FAU as an Academics and Sports basketball revenues tripled and regulations of the association. successful intercollegiate athletic Outreach and Community Service attendance more than doubled. He is now entering his 16th program is built on four Program Honor Roll member in That foundation, laid by both year as an administrator in fundamental principles: 2005. This was made possible in Angelos and Doherty will be intercollegiate athletics. part due to the recent creation of continued in 2006-2007 by former institutional control; academic A graduate of the Creighton a Champs/Lifeskills program that associate head coach and newly excellence; fiscal integrity; and University School of Law in assists the student-athletes hired head coach Rex Walters who winning championships. Omaha, NE, Angelos worked for a development in the areas of took over the program after the short time in a mid-size litigation Since his arrival, he has been academic and athletic excellence, departure of Doherty to SMU. firm in Los Angelos, CA. However, instrumental in Florida Atlantic's personal and career development Almost immediately after his he ultimately decided to combine rise to Division I-A entrance into and community service. the Sun Belt Conference affiliation arrival at FAU, Angelos initiated a his legal background and his love (one of the 11 I-A conferences) Perhaps, most significantly, under master plan and review of all for athletics and gravitated and has orchestrated both Angelos’ leadership the department athletic facilities. The plan has towards a career in intercollegiate transitions. He initiated and has been able to develop a already begun to be implemented athletics. During his undergraduate chaired the University's brand balanced budget plan that within the recent ground breaking years at Brigham Young University identity campaign and saw it come culminated with a balanced budget for a state of the art track and in Provo, UT, Angelos was the to a conclusion with new marks in for the first time since the field complex and major starting first baseman on the the spring of 2005. Along the way, inception of the football program, renovation of the basketball arena. varsity squad. He later played for a television contract was secured which will subsequently create the Perhaps the gem of the projects one year in the Italian professional in 2004 that saw ESPN and Fox long-term stability of the athletic includes exploring the feasibility baseball league in Udine, Italy. programs. of building an on-campus football Sports become regulars at both The 44-year old Angelos and his and basketball venue that would home and away football contests Along with balancing the budget, wife, Kristin, have been married solidify the athletic department's including the 2005 home season has come a complete renovation of for 21 years and keep busy with position among top-tier opener, which aired nationally on fundraising measures that have their six children, Alayna (17), institutions. His proposed plan ESPN2 and was hosted by Kurt resulted this past year of an Alexis (14), Abigail (11), Austin not only includes the “Carrier Herbstreit and Mike Tirico, against increase in major gifts of 400%, (9), Aaron (6), and Alivia (3). Dome Like” facility, but more Oklahoma State. The department an Owl Club fund increase of 130% importantly, the entire University also became the fourth university and an increase in special event

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 64 Athletic Review

BASEBALL… finished their final season in the Atlantic Sun Conference (A-Sun) and found themselves without five starters for the majority of the season. The team battled throughout the year ending with the season's first three-game sweep of a conference opponent and earning a no. 4 seed in the A-Sun Tournament. The program saw its fourth former player reach the major leagues as Tommy Murphy debuted with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.

MEN’S BASKETBALL…ended the season with the best conference record in program history (14-6) and claimed third place in the A-Sun. The Owls, who led the conference in assist-to-turnover ratio, averaged an assist on nearly 60% of their field goals and shot a conference-best 39.9% from three-point range. Rex Walters, who played for seven seasons in the NBA, was promoted to head coach in April.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL…had tremendous success, winning the A-Sun Championship and receiving a berth to the NCAA Division I Tournament for the first time. The team's 16-4 A-Sun record was the best ever for the Owls, who also had their first 20-win season at the Division I level. First Team All-Conference selection Shontavia Williams set FAU's career scoring mark with 1,466 points.

BASEBALL 2007 65 MEN’S GOLF…saw Mike McMillan earn A-Sun All- Freshmen Team honors after finishing 19th in the 2006 A-Sun Championship. The Owls took CHEER TEAM…is a regular at seventh as a team in the conference and look home and away football games, men's and forward to 2007, losing just one senior women's basketball games and is a constant among its top five players. The season was at community events. The squad has also highlighted by a third-place finish at found a balance between spirit, the NSU Spring Classic. competition and education. The team finished second in 2001 and 2003 at the NCA competition and owns a national pairs championship.

CROSS COUNTRY…saw the women's team capture fifth place in the A-Sun Championship, led by All-Freshmen runner Elodie Mouthan. Three Owls finished in the top 21 for the women, with three competing in WOMEN’S GOLF… the NCAA Regional. Earl took third place in the Barlow paced the men's A-Sun Conference squad to a 10th-place finish Tournament behind the at the conference meet, taking efforts of Praewnapa 43rd individually. Phol-Uaypom, the A-Sun Freshman of the Year. DANCE…has garnered national Phol-Uayporn took third recognition at FAU. The dance team, individually, shooting a which performs at football and tournament-best 70 in the basketball games as well as pep rallies final round. Head coach and charitable events, placed second in Joan Joyce returns four of the nation in 2005 at the National her top five players Dance Association competition. for 2007.

FOOTBALL…faced a tough schedule. Florida Atlantic played Kansas, Oklahoma State, Minnesota and Louisville, one of the nation's most difficult non-conference schedules. The Owls posted a 2-5 Sun Belt record in their first full season of conference play. Willie Hughley, one of 10 letterwinners lost from the MEN’S squad, was signed by the SOCCER… Cleveland Browns as a claimed fourth free agent and former place in the A-Sun quarterback Jared Allen Conference and reached ('04) led the Amsterdam the semifinals in the Admirals to NFL A-Sun Championship. Junior Europe's World forward Andrew Helm was the Bowl. no. 1 overall pick in the (MLS) Supplemental Draft in January. In February, the Owls found a new home, joining the Atlantic Soccer Conference for the 2006 season. The conference champion earns an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 66 SWIMMING AND DIVING…women's team earned the University's first Sun Belt Conference championship. Junior Ellie Weberg captured two All- American honors, finishing fourth in both the 100 and 200 breaststrokes. Sophomore Kevin Bartell took 12th in the 100 breaststroke at the NCAA Championships, while the men finished third at the Sun Belt Championships.

MEN’S TENNIS…experienced a transitional season under the direction of first-year head coach David Komie. The Owls turned the corner, landing a top-20 recruiting class scheduled to begin play in 2006-07. Komie's 2006 squad battled teams like Miami, Wisconsin and Tennessee, among others, and shut out Jacksonville 6-0 in regular season A-Sun Conference play.

WOMEN’S TENNIS…won five-consecutive matches in March and earned victories over Toledo, Syracuse, Army and Brown during the season. Sophomore Claudia Kecht was named to the A-Sun Second Team and Danielle Simone was recognized on the All-Freshmen Team all under the direction of head coach Mary Dailey. WOMEN’S SOCCER…dominated the A-Sun Conference, outscoring its WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD… opponents 35-2 during a 9-0-1 took second place at the A-Sun conference season and leading the Conference Indoor Championship NCAA with a .792 shutout percentage and third place at the A-Sun in 21 overall games. The Owls were outdoor meet. Freshman Krystena 16-4-1 on the season and earned Castro won the indoor shot the program's first berth into the put and outdoor discus NCAA Tournament. The team had titles. Raynell Hagberg its sixth-consecutive winning took two individual indoor season and placed six players on titles while junior Yanique First Team All-Conference, including Booth won the 60-meter Susanna Lehtinen as Player of the hurdles indoor. Booth, Year. Head coach Brian Dooley was Castro and the 4x400 relay team recognized as A-Sun Coach of all qualified for the NCAA Outdoor the Year. Regional. In May the Owls broke ground on a new outdoor varsity track. SOFTBALL…returned to the top of the A-Sun Conference, winning its ninth conference title in VOLLEYBALL…went a perfect 9-0 the last 10 years. Taking advantage of their seventh NCAA in the A-Sun Conference and finished an all-time Tournament berth, the Owls reached the regional final for best 29-3 overall, taking the A-Sun tournament and the program's third the first time. FAU finished second in the A-Sun during the berth to the NCAA Tournament. Senior Kelly Paiva was named A-Sun regular season, going 15-5, and went 35-25 overall, the Player of the Year and earned both All-Region and All-America honors. 11th consecutive season with 35 or more wins. Head coach Jody Brown was recognized as A-Sun Coach of the Year.

BASEBALL 2007 67 Melissa Dawson ASSOCIATE AD – SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR

both the training rooms and the Dawson worked directly with supervised the daily operations equipment room to encompass women's volleyball, basketball of volleyball, soccer and softball the needs of the entire athletic and softball. She graduated in and assisted in the daily game department. She supervises April of 1992, from Florida State, operations for tennis and several teams, and monitors with a Bachelor of Science in swimming. She also served as student-athlete welfare for the Physical Education. the manager of eight athletic entire department. The following Fall, Dawson's facilities, the liaison between MELISSA DAWSON Dawson came to FAU from Florida title, but not home, changed FSU and Nike and supervised became Florida Atlantic Associate State University. While the title once again to Assistant Home an equipment staff of five, all Athletic Director and Senior of SWA is new for her, the inner Event Manager, a position that while earning a Master of Science Woman Administrator June 1, workings of college athletics is provided her the opportunity in Athletic Administration in 2001. She is the University's not. The Inverness, FL native to coordinate all invitationals, April of 1996. She has served first person to hold the SWA held various positions at FSU conference championship and as the tournament director or position, in a full-time capacity, during her 12-year tenure, all of NCAA tournaments hosted demonstrating the University's which are an asset as FAU by FSU. assistant tournament director commitment to the growth and continues to strive towards for ACC Championships, NCAA development of women's sports. success. She was promoted again in Regional Championships and the August of 1993 to Assistant 1996 NCAA Division I Women's Since coming to Florida Atlantic, She was hired in 1990 as an Director of Athletic Facilities and Tennis Championship. Dawson placed her finger prints equipment manager for the Operations, a position she held on the quality of game opera- Seminoles and was promoted in until her departure from FSU for tions, worked to improve 1991 to an Administrative FAU. As FSU’s Assistant Director facilities and consolidated Assistant position. In that role, of Facilities, Dawson directly

Ed Hayward ASSOCIATE AD – COMPLIANCE

responsibility of overseeing Hayward, who received his Runners Club and has served several sports. Hayward came B.A. with an emphasis in on the board of directors. to FAU after serving as Florida journalism in 1988 from Hayward also volunteers for International University’s Tennessee Technological Boys Town of Florida, Miami Compliance Retention and University, became involved division, and was a football Academic Support Athletic with the support and coach for the North Miami Coordinator from January advisement of Foot Fraternity Parks’ Recreation Department. 1992 to February 1996. Inc (football) while working ED HAYWARD came to at Tech and continued his Hayward resides in Miami with FAU in March of 1996 with the Hayward, who received his community support upon his wife, Lisa, and three children daunting task of establishing a masters of science in sports becoming a resident of Miami. Christian (11) and Myles (8) and strong compliance office while administration in December He was a four-year letterman daughter Virginia Brya (4). preparing and guiding the of 1991 from St. Thomas for the Golden Eagles (’83-’85, University through the NCAA University, came to Florida ’87) and in the program’s Self-Study. from Tennessee Technological extended history Hayward is Hayward was rewarded in University where he served one of seven to rush for 1,000 the winter of 1999 with a as Admissions Counselor from yards (1,021 ’85). promotion to Associate AD at the University’s Office of He has been a road race which time he assumed the Admissions from 1988 to 1990. coordinator for the Miami

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 68 Randy Langejans ASSOCIATE AD – BUSINESS OPERATIONS growing and managing a com- In that capacity, the Northern conference post-season events petitive budget for 18 sports along Arizona graduate was responsible and also served a member of the with numerous department support for the fiscal affairs of the athletic NCAA Division I men's tennis areas. He also assisted with the department, which included all national committee of which he development of a comprehensive sports camp activity. As he was the national chair during the business plan for the department developed into his role, Langejans 2004 season. which included a balanced three- was afforded additional A former 20-year high school sports year model forecast. responsibilities, which included official, he earned his degree in event management, football Langejans joined the Owls after recreational leadership with an RANDY LANGEJANS scheduling and travel. During his spending 20 years in various roles emphasis in business joined the Florida Atlantic last two years at NAU, he also at Northern Arizona University. At administration in 1984. staff in June of 2004 with the oversaw the day-to-day operations NAU, he started as a graduate responsibility of overseeing the of football, men's basketball, and Langejans and his wife, Bonita, assistant football coach, moved fiscal operations of the athletics the men's and women's cross were married in Maui in March into the areas of athletic ticketing department. country and track and field teams. of 2006, and reside in Boynton and event management before his Beach, FL. Since coming to Florida Atlantic, role in business operations, which He has served as the tournament Langejans has been instrumental in began in 1990. manager for a number of Terry Mohajir ASSOCIATE AD – DEVELOPMENT addition, the special events increase in the educational athletics oversaw the operations of the Hospital revenues have increased 150 endowment. He oversaw an 80 Hill Run and the 2002, 2003 and 2004 percent. He also coordinates all percent increase in sponsorships and USA Track and Field Association men's fundraising efforts for the proposed an 89 percent upswing in the half-marathon national championships. 170 million dollars’ worth of athletics fund donor base. There was facilities expansions. also a 33 percent increase in ticket Prior to working at UMKC, Mohajir was revenue under his direction. One of a football ticket sales and promotions Mohajir joined the staff after his more visible accomplishments account executive for the University of serving in a similar role at the was leading the fundraising and Kansas from 1996-97 and was an University of Missouri-Kansas City. construction efforts for a new assistant offensive line and gameday special team's football coach for the TERRY MOHAJIR was His last appointment at UMKC saw training room and strength and Jayhawks from 1993-96. Mohajir named Florida Atlantic University's him serve as the assistant athletics conditioning center. Associate Athletics Director for director for external relations, a graduated from Arkansas State with a Development in December 2004. position he held from 1997 to 2004. Mohajir organized the bid and major in sports management and a successfully pitched to the minor in marketing in 1993 where he Since coming to Florida Atlantic As the assistant athletics director conference presidents to host the was a starter on the football team. He he has been heavily involved in for external relations at UMKC, Mid-Continent Conference men's and earned a master's degree in Sports creating a comprehensive Mohajir oversaw all marketing and women's basketball championship Management from the University of fundraising program with a focus promotions, sports information, tournaments in 2003 and 2004. He Kansas in 1997. on major gifts, annual fund and fundraising, radio and TV contracts, directed and hosted an exempt, special events. Since Mohajir Mohajir and his wife, Julie, have two corporate sales, tickets and event eight-team Thanksgiving basketball daughters, Maria (5) and Molly (3). arrived, the department has operations. tournament. He also organized enhanced the major gift program UMKC's effort to land the 2005 NCAA 400 percent, and has increased While at UMKC, Mohajir was Women's Basketball Midwest Owl Club giving 130 percent. In responsible for a 450 percent Regional. Additionally, Mohajir s Assistant Director Shelley Binegar Dexter LaMont Katrina McCormack ASSISTANT AD – DIRECTOR ASSISTANT AD – MARKETING ASSISTANT AD – OF THE OWL CLUB AND LICENSING MEDIA RELATIONS

BASEBALL 2007 69 Michelle Brown, Ed.D.

DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

communities at FAU. Brown's Brown earned a full athletic continued her education by objective is to ensure that every scholarship in volleyball at West earning a Master of Arts in student-athlete has the resources Virginia University and decided Foreign Language from West and support structure in place to to become a Mountaineer. She Virginia University. In 1995, reach their educational goals. had a successful Division I Brown married Jody Brown and athletic career earning several returned to Boca Raton where Brown has been at FAU since her husband became the FAU 1997. Before taking her position awards, including being named DR. MICHELLE on the GTE Region-2 All- Head Volleyball Coach. While with the SACAE in October 2002, working full-time at FAU, she DOMAS BROWN is Conference Academic First Team the Director of the Student- she was an Assistant Director for earned her Doctorate in and the Atlantic-10 All- Athlete Center for Academic Freshman Programs. Throughout Education in Educational Conference First Team. She Excellence. her tenure at FAU, she has Leadership, Higher Education worked with students in many graduated with honors in four Administration. Reporting to the Dean for capacities focusing on their years with a Bachelor of Arts in Undergraduate Education, Brown personal development and International Studies and Foreign Dr. Brown and Coach Brown have oversees the academic academic success. Languages. one son, Kaja. counseling and life skills staff, and serves as a liaison between The balance between academics Having earned the Atlantic-10 the athletic and academic and athletics has been a very Post Graduate Scholarship and a important part of Brown's life. graduate teaching position, she

Quentin Ball ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Additionally, he was responsible changes that took place The St. Louis, Missouri native for the advisement of all throughout the growth of the graduated from the University of student-athletes and the athletic academic program during Florida in 2000 with a bachelor's monitoring of every student- the time the school was selected degree in business administration athlete's degree progress. He to join the Big East Conference. with a concentration in sports served as the CHAMPS/Life Skills Additionally, Ball was the management. During his four Coordinator and assisted with Practice Coordinator and Floor years at UF he served as a QUENTIN BALL joined the SAAC. Outside of his athletic Manager when USF hosted the student manager for the men's the Florida Atlantic University department duties he served on 1st and 2nd Round NCAA Men's basketball program. He was a academic staff in fall 2005 as the President's Enrollment Basketball Tournament. member of the program when the Associate Director of the the team played for the National Council and was a charter Ball received his master's degree Student Athlete Center for member of the First Year Championship in 2000. Academic Excellence. in human performance with a Experience Committee. He joined specialization in sport He is married to the former His primary responsibilities the Peacocks in the summer management in December 2001 Shannon Brubaker of include coordinating the of 2004. from the University of Alabama. Gainesville, Florida. academic efforts for the Prior to Saint Peter's, Ball worked While working toward his degree football team. at USF for nearly two years in a he also completed a graduate Ball comes to FAU from Saint similar role as an academic assistantship at the school's Peter's College in Jersey City, advisor. There he primarily Center of Athletic Student New Jersey, where he was the advised the men's and women's Services. His primary responsibilities involved working Academic/Athletic Coordinator. basketball student-athletes. He as a graduate academic counselor His main role at Saint Peter's worked directly under the to the football and men's was to determine and certify the supervision of Phyllis Labaw and basketball programs. eligibility of student-athletes. was involved in many of the

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 70 Keva Anderson-Konsker Academic Counselor

Rebekah Gingras Academic Counselor

FLORIDA ATLANTIC but academic achievement is tutorial program is also available of our student-athletes in the UNIVERSITY is committed never compromised. to student-athletes through the community. In fact, the FAU to each student-athlete as a total Academic Center. Tutors come Athletic Department was person. Participation in athletics The University realizes that highly recommended by faculty recognized recently by the is important, but it represents student-athletes are required to and they are generally available National Consortium of Academics only one aspect of commit a large percentage of to work with students in and Sport as one of the top a student-athlete’s college their personal time to University- all subject areas. universities in the country for experience. Student-athletes at sponsored athletic activities. commitment to community Florida Atlantic University have For this reason, the University The Student-Athlete Center service. the opportunity to participate in recognizes the need for a support for Academic Excellence also one of the top athletic programs program for its intercollegiate coordinates community outreach in the country. More importantly, athletes. The Student-Athlete and “life skills” activities for FAU they have the opportunity to Center for Academic Excellence student-athletes. FAU takes earn a degree from an out- is designed to assist all student- considerable pride in the standing academic institution, athletes in achieving their accomplishments one that will provide them educational goals. with the necessary skills and Academic counselors work experiences to find success and collaboratively with faculty and fulfillment well beyond college. campus advising centers to The University’s commitment ensure that student-athletes are to the student-athlete is a taking the appropriate classes dual one. Participation in the and making progress toward their athletic arena is not viewed as an degrees. Counselors also work obstacle to the attainment of with students on a variety of one’s educational goals, rather it learning enhancement activities, is seen as a complementary including study skills and time activity. Each supports the other. management strategies. Athletic excellence is stressed, In addition to individualized Brian O’Hara Sara Mahoney counseling, a comprehensive Academic Counselor Academic Counselor

BASEBALL 2007 71 Spring 2006 Graduating Class

CHAMPS/Life Skills Program

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, and health and wellness topics.

FAU's Life Skills program also PERSONAL includes sections of the First DEVELOPMENT Year Experience course (SLS 1501) that are specifically The Student-Athlete Center for designed for freshmen student- at FAU, certain topics (e.g., time involvement with this class has had Academic Excellence offers a athletes. These classes are management, freshmen transitional a positive impact on their academic variety of personal development required for all freshmen issues, drug and alcohol education, performance and helps them build a programming for student- student-athletes. While the communicating with the media, etc.) strong connection to the FAU athletes. In recent years, curriculum for these classes are taught in a manner that will help community. FAU's personal development will follow the traditional SLS meet the unique needs of the programming has been conducted model that is currently in place student-athlete population. Students'

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 72 STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COUNCIL (SAAC)

Each athletic team at FAU has at least two representatives on the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), a leadership and service organization that exists for the betterment of the student-athlete experience. SAAC meetings provide students with a vehicle to express any concerns they may have with existing practices and to offer suggestions for improvements in the future. The SAAC also organizes a wide variety of community outreach activities each semester. This past year was particularly productive for the SAAC as they organized a holiday party for and donated gifts to a community of underprivileged youth and held a National Student-Athlete Day event that exposed a group of children to the life of a college student-athlete.

CAREER DEVELOPMENT MENTORING PROGRAM The Student-Athlete Center for Academic The SACAE also initiated Excellence strives to provide its student- a Student-Athlete athletes with opportunities for career Mentor Program. This exploration, development, and job program is designed to placement. The center achieves these match FAU student- goals by offering the student-athletes a athletes with business variety of programs to prepare them for people in the greater their future careers. These programs South Florida include mock interview days, workshops community with similar on interviewing skills, networking, and fields of interest. dressing for success, and resume and Mentors become off- cover letter information sessions. This campus advisors to students, able to introduce students past year, the SACAE also developed who are well schooled in theory to the real and practical several programs to help with job placement. The center developed a Job Bank to world of business. The program is also a fine opportunity assist students with finding summer jobs and internships. for students to make friends in the business community and receive advice and help from very successful people.

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 2005-06.

• YMCA • Broward County Library • Rape & Incest National • Del Prado • March of Dimes Network Elementary School • At-Risk Programs • Hammock Pointe Elementary • Special Olympics • American Cancer Society School • Boys & Girls Clubs of • Ronald McDonald House • Palm Beach and Boca Raton Broward & Palm Chambers of Commerce Beach Counties • Dixie Manor Community Center

BASEBALL 2007 73 OwlsOwls inin thethe CommunityCommunity

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.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 74 NCAA Compliance

Florida Atlantic University’s Athletic Compliance knowledge of the rules; to act within his or her Office functions within the realm of the University’s realm of responsibility in full compliance with the compliance structure, coordinating, monitoring and governing legislation; and to report any violation of verifying compliance and meeting all NCAA NCAA, conference and/or institutional rules of which requirements. FAU is committed and compelled to he or she is aware. the principle of institutional control in the operation of its athletics department in a way that is constant As the University strives for excellence on and off within the rules and regulations of the NCAA and the field of competition, the highest regard for the University. ethical conduct must also be sought. In order for the athletic department to exist, outside participation is The Athletics Compliance Office commitment is to required and must be emphasized. However, any maintain control of its athletics program through inappropriate activity outside the rules and responsible administrators, faculty and institutional regulations of the NCAA could jeopardize the bodies; to educate coaches, staff, student-athletes student-athlete’s eligibility to compete athletically. Ed Hayward and other individuals involved with the athletics Everyone involved inside or outside the University Associate AD/Compliance program of their institutional responsibilities under must do his or her part in order to foster an the rules; to develop operating systems within the environment that is supportive of the NCAA athletics department and the University that provide operating principle of competitive equity. Each guidance in how to work within the rules; and person has a role and responsibility and has to discover and report any violations of the rules accountability when it comes to compliance of NCAA that occur. Each individual involved in intercollegiate rules and regulations. athletics is obligated to maintain competency in

FIVE RULES OF ATHLETIC COMPLIANCE

Brian Warcup 1 Only coaches and athletic department staff members are permitted to be involved in the recruiting process. Dir. Compliance Alumni, friends and “other representatives of athletic interest” who are not employed by the University are not permitted to contact a prospect (or members of the prospect’s family) by letter, telephone or in-person (on or off campus) for the purpose of soliciting their participation in the athletic program. FAU faculty members are permitted to have contact with the prospects, but only while on the campus.

2 A prospect remains a prospect even after he or she signs a Letter of Intent or financial aid agreement to attend the University. The prospect does not lose his/her prospect status until the start of classes at FAU Ask Before or the beginning of official team practice prior to the start of classes. You Act – Call 3 The prohibition of contact with a prospect is intended to relate to unavoidable incidental contacts with a prospect by representatives of a member institution’s athletics interest. It is understood that such a 561.297.2992 contact is not prearranged by the athletics representative or an athletic department staff member; is not made for the purpose of recruitment of the prospect: and involves only normal civility. For example, if you meet a high school student or junior college student-athlete, you can talk with them about anything except FAU athletics. If you are attending a public function and find yourself talking to the parents of a prospect, you can talk about anything that doesn’t relate to the athletic department.

4 If a student-athlete accepts any benefits or special consideration based on his or her status as an athlete or because of athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose all eligibility for intercollegiate athletic participation. Do not do anything for prospective or enrolled student-athletes without specific authorization from the FAU Athletic Compliance Office.

5 Representatives of athletic interest are reminded that NCAA rules regarding enrolled student-athletes remain in effect throughout the entire year, including summer breaks. When student-athletes complete their final season of eligibility, they must abide by NCAA rules until the end of that academic year and/or until they are no longer receiving athletically related financial aid.

BASEBALL 2007 75 Medical Staff

Justin Gremillion BASEBALL ATHLETIC TRAINER

Gremillion received his bachelor of Gremillion is a certified member science at SLU in 2004, and in of the Louisiana Athletic Training May 2006, he earned his master Association, Southeast Athletic of science in kinesiology from Training Association and National LSU. Athletic Training Association.

As a graduate assistant athletic He is an approved Athletic trainer at LSU, he was responsible Training Clinical Instructor and for implementing and designing CPR Instructor, trained in Justin Gremillion joined the football and swimming and diving bloodborne pathogens, infant and Florida Atlantic University athletic treatment and rehabilitation adult CPR and First Aid among training staff in July 2006 after programs. He was also supervisor others. graduating from Southeastern of athletic training students, Louisiana University and working medical coordinator for all home as a graduate assistant athletic swimming and diving events and trainer at Louisiana State Medical Services coordinator for University. He works as an Les Miles' Football Camps. assistant athletic trainer with football and baseball as his Along with his football experience primary sports at FAU. at LSU, he worked with the New Orleans Voodoo in 2004.

Tyler Addington GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 76 Cleveland Clinic Florida care, all in a single convenient Cleveland Clinic Florida is proud South Florida location - an easy to serve as the official sports 38 minute (or less) drive from medicine team of the FAU Owls. any FAU campus in South Palm Whether you have a sports injury, Beach or Broward counties. With a complex medical problem, or more than 100 in-house doctors, need a second opinion, Cleveland representing over 35 medical Clinic Florida offers specialty specialties, we keep everything treatments and services found in you need for your healthcare in very few healthcare facilities, one place: your medical records, anywhere - minimally invasive your doctors, and you. We call it surgery, robotic surgery, spine and “connected healthcare.” Our failed back surgery, sports multi-disciplinary team approach medicine with unique therapy and physician interaction allows equipment, cardiac surgery and us to provide the highest quality much more - performed by some of care. So end the medical of the leading doctors in South runaround. When you need Florida. At Cleveland Clinic Florida campus offering comprehensive specialty care, connect with everything's included - even the medical services from evaluation Cleveland Clinic Florida. From Experience connected healthcare. doctors. Cleveland Clinic is South and diagnosis through discovery to recovery, it all Connect with Cleveland Clinic Florida's only complete medical hospitalization and follow-up happens here. Florida. Dr. Len Remia, M.D. TEAM PHYSICIAN

University School of Medicine Dr. Remia completed his American Medical Association. He Magna Cum Laude and completed fellowship training in sports is certified by the American Board his orthopedic surgery residency medicine at the Kerlan-Jobe of Orthopedic Surgery and holds at Harvard Medical School. Clinic in Los Angeles, CA. licenses in California, Massachusetts and Florida. He will work with FAU as He has authored several studies part of the Florida Atlantic - and presentations on various He currently resides in Ft. Cleveland Clinic Florida subjects, mostly in the area of Lauderdale, FL, with his wife, Dr. Len Remia M.D. partnership. At Cleveland Clinic, joint surgery and sports-related Lauren, and son, Harrison. joined Florida Atlantic University Dr. Remia serves as Chairman of injuries. in 2005 as medical director and the Department of Orthopedic team orthopedic surgeon. He Surgery and Head of Sports Dr. Remia is a current member of graduated from the Boston Medicine. the AAOS, AOSSM, and the Dr. David Westerdahl, M.D. TEAM PHYSICIAN

part of the FAU partnership with University in 1996 and earned his belongs to the American Medical the Cleveland Clinic. doctorate from Loma Linda Society of Sports Medicine, University in 2000. American College of Sports Dr. Westerdahl specializes in Medicine, American Association sports medicine including Dr. Westerdahl completed his of Family Practice and the Florida non-surgical orthopedics, sports fellowship with the Cleveland Academy Family Practice. injuries, exercise related medical Clinic Foundation and his family disorders, and neck and practice residency with the He currently resides in Miramar, back pain. Florida Hospital in Orlando, FL. FL with his wife Marina and two Dr. David Westerdahl, children Ethan and Giselle. M.D. joined Florida Atlantic He received his undergraduate He holds medical licensure in University in the fall of 2005 as degree from Washington State Florida, Oregon and Ohio. He

BASEBALL 2007 77 Dr. Gregory J. Gilot, M.D. TEAM PHYSICIAN shoulder repair and replacement, Dr. Gilot double majored in societies, including the American including disorders of the rotator biology and psychology at Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, cuff, shoulder instability, Duquesne University in Pittsburgh the Florida Orthopaedic Society degenerative and inflammatory before earning his medical degree and the American Medical arthritis of the shoulder, and at Pennsylvania State University. Association. revision shoulder surgery. In He completed his orthopaedic addition, Dr. Gilot is highly skilled residency at Louisiana State in anterior cruciate ligament University in New Orleans, Gregory J. Gilot, M.D. (ACL) reconstruction, knee followed by an adult shoulder joined Florida Atlantic University arthroscopy, and the treatment of fellowship at University of in 2006 as a team orthopedic traumatic injuries to the knee. Texas, San Antonio. Dr. Gilot is a surgeon. He specializes in member of several professional

Richard Staller, D.D.S. TEAM DENTIST

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

Dr. Mitchel Smith Dr. Bruce Fischer, D.C., P.A. Dr. Robert Klein, D.C SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY CHIROPRACTOR CHIROPRACTOR. CONSULTANT

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 78 Mike Short EQUIPMENT MANAGER

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

Dawn Elston ASSISTANT MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR BASEBALL Elston also assists the office in She has worked several NCAA writing press releases and Regionals and a Super Regional maintaining the department's for the nationally-ranked baseball website. team as well as served as the coordinator for two A-Sun Elston began her tenure after a volleyball championships. The standout career on the FAU Illinois native also worked at the DAWN ELSTON was hired volleyball team. Her four-year NIC Swimming and Diving as an assistant media relations career included two Atlantic Sun Championships when FAU hosted. director in 2001. In that capacity, Conference championships and she is the main contact for two trips to the NCAA baseball, volleyball and swimming Tournament. She was a multiple and diving and serves as a winner of A-Sun All-Academic secondary contact for football. awards.

BASEBALL 2007 79 Tony Smith HEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

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

Matt Pleskovic

ASSISTANT STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

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

Kvos Done 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 Alex Smolka Rex Walters Golf Football Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/ Men’s Basketball Indoor and Outdoor Track

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 82 Oliver Agh Keva Anderson- Michael Balado Quinton Ball Justin Bauman Shelley Binegar Mike Boseak Assist. Swim Konsker Assist. Men’s Assoc. Dir. Men’s Basketball Assist. AD Assist. Media Academic Counselor Basketball Academics Operations Owl Club Relations

Michelle Brown John Burnside Joe Corozza Matt Corwin Steve Cutcher Ken Czerniak Danielle Daniel Dir. Center Academic Assist. Trainer Assist. Football Assist. Cross Football Video Sport Turf Manager Dir. of Operations Excellence Country

Melissa Dawson Dawn Elston Dr. Bruce Fischer Tony Fossas Johnny Frost Luis Gajardo Dr. Gregory J. Gilot Assoc. AD- Assist. Media D.C., P.A. Assist. Baseball Assist. Football Assist. Men’s Team Physician Facilities & Oper. Relations Soccer

Rebekah Gingras Chris Gnehm Justin Gremillion Jeff Guin Courtney Hawkins Ed Hayward Ashley Henyan- Academic Counselor Assist. Women’s Assist. Trainer Assist. Men’s Assist. Track Assoc. AD– DeLeva Soccer Basketball Compliance Dive

Cherese Hinckson Kirk Hoza Niki Jones Mollie Kahn Cayse Kaverny Dr. Robert Klein Dexter LaMont Women’s Basketball Assist. Football Assist. Swim Assist. Women’s Assist.Volleyball D.C., P.A Assist. AD–Marketing Operations Basketball and Licensing

Randy Langejeans Vanessa Lefton Shannon Litton Lester Lockett Norberto Lopez Sara Mahoney Lynn McClary Assoc. AD-Business Secretary Center Assist. Women’s Campus Officer Assist. Baseball Academic Adm. Assist. Acad. Excellence Basketball Liaison Counselor Football

BASEBALL 2007 83 John McCormack Katrina McCormack Terry Mohajir Wendell Moore Gary Nord Brian O’Hara George Paskov Assoc. Baseball Assist. AD– Assoc. Assist. Men’s Assist. Football A cademic Counselor Assist. Grounds Media Relations AD–Development Basketball

Matthew Pleskovic Todd Raasch Cecilia Ranger Eli Rasheed Dr. Len Remia Milorad Risdovic Jackie Robinson Assist. Strength A ssist. Volleyball Assist. Business Assist. Football T eam Physician Assist. Grounds Assist. Grounds Manager

Bo Rodriguez Karri Russ David Serna Mike Short Mitchell Smith Tony Smith Dr. Richard Staller Assist. Business Assist. Trainer Assist. Football Head Equipment Sports Psychologist Head Strength Team Dentist Manager Manager Owl Club President

John Stratton Betty Surman Nina Taylor Sean Todd Maryann Trapani John Vandevere Kurt Assist. Softball Office Assistant Offi ce Manager Coor. of Football Administrative Asst. Assist. Football VanValkenburgh Football Operations Women’s Basketball Assist. HC Football

Tamala Vaugh Thomas Vuicich Leah Wahlgren Chan Walker Brian Warcup Dr. David Westerdahl Assist. Women’s Assist. Women’s Men’s Basketball Assist. Softball Dir. of Team Physician Basketball Golf Admin. Assist. Compliance

Photos not available: Monica Maeder — Assist. Cheer Andrew Plenn — Marketing Chris Stewart — Assist. Strength Coach

Dale Williams Barkley Wyckoff Assist. Football A ssist. Volleyball

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 84 Facilities THE TOM OXLEY ATHLETIC CENTER

Tom Oxley, a local businessman, an FAU alum, and an avid polo enthusiast, stepped forward with a donation that allowed the athletic center to become a reality. The 54,000-square-foot, state-of-art facility houses the football locker room, training room, weight room, meeting rooms and coaches’ offices. But, it doesn’t stop there. The Oxley Center also opens its doors to 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 privileged to use the computer study lab and classrooms. The facility overlooks the baseball “B” field, the soccer game field, the softball stadium, the Boca Raton airport, and two football practice fields.

TENNIS COURTS

The men’s tennis team, which ended the 2001 regular season with a No. 50 national ranking, an Atlantic Sun Championship, the first in a FAU men’s sport, and its second-consecutive trip to the NCAA tournament, makes use of two tennis facilities. The newly renovated FAU courts complete the athletic complex, with six lighted courts nestled between the baseball stadium, behind the aquatics area and next to the soccer game field. The men's and women’s tennis teams call Patch Reef Park home, a facility that houses A University-wide ceremony was held to break ground on a new track. Opened Jan. 10, 2007 17 lighted tennis courts and locker rooms for both teams. It is also a practice or tune-up facility for professional tennis players training for one of the many South Florida tour events. BASEBALL 2007 85 Facilities

BASEBALL STADIUM

FAU’s baseball team, ranked as high as no. 8 nationally in 1999, is afforded the opportunity to practice on two full-dimension fields. Field “B” was the original home field for baseball, but with growing fan support, a new field was constructed in 1991. Plans are being considered for a new stadium. The stadium field, which features AAA baseball lighting, is known as the best playing surface in South Florida and recently received an endorsement from Cal Ripken. FAU fans enjoy the beach/picnic atmosphere along both foul lines where beach chairs, coolers and grills are a staple.

SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYING FIELD The completion of what is now called the “Game Field” – better known to the women’s soccer team as “Heaven” – concluded the 10-year development of five on- campus soccer fields, in conjunction with the Greater Boca Raton Beach Tax District. FAU hosted the Atlantic Sun Conference Women’s Soccer Championship in 2000 and 2003. The University has also served FOOTBALL PRACTICE FIELDS as practice site for several international teams, Team Two full-sized practice fields are flanked by the USA and the women’s Tom Oxley Athletic Center, and are used 12 soccer professional months of the year. Room is available to add a combines. astro-play surface.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 86 AQUATIC CENTER The swim team moved just yards away from its 25-yard pool to an Olympic-size meter pool. The meter pool has hosted the Independent Collegiate Conference Swim Meet and has served as the winter training facility for hundreds of collegiate swimmers, as well as the training site for FAU’s men’s and women’s swim teams. The change to a meter pool was vital for the program to continue to attract Olympic swimmers to the teams. The pool also features a diving well for one and three meter events. The dive team also uses the Coral Springs Aquatic Center for platform practice and competition.

FAU ARENA The FAU Arena opened its doors to women’s basketball in 1984; men’s basketball and women’s volleyball were added in 1988. The facility seats 5,000 for games and houses locker rooms for two varsity teams.

SOFTBALL STADIUM Through the assistance of FAU football, Hooters, Inc. and the State of Florida Title IX fund, the Lady Owls can continue their success in one of the best softball facilities in the country. FAU, which just captured its seventh-consecutive championship and its fifth-consecutive regional appearance, plays on a palm tree-lined field complete with stadium, concession, press box and covered batting cage.

BASEBALL 2007 87 Dan Sheffler Golf 1976-77 Carol Gushwa Swimming– 800 Yard Relay 1989-90 Cheryl Barhydt Whitney Kraft Tennis 1982-83 Wendy Safford Keith Foley Baseball 1983-84 Karen Kuether Mike Ryan Baseball 1984-85 Nadia Kruger Swimming 400 Yard Relay 1990-91 Karen Kuether Kris Hnat Golf 1984-85 Noemi Lung Bob Mucha Golf 1984-85 Wendy Safford Karen Gray Golf 1984-86 Hillary White Swimming (100 yard breast) 1989-90 Andrea Cox Tennis 1984-85 Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (400 yard IM) 1990-91 Suzette Brinkerhoff Diving (1 meter) 1984-86 Wendy Safford Swimming (2x) 1990-92 Bev Cox Swimming (100 fly, 500 free) 1985-86 Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (1650 yard free 2x) 1990-92 Nadia Kruger, Swimming Per Segerstrom Golf 1985-86 Karen Brewer Swimming 1990-92 Scott Hay Baseball 1986 Kathryn Yarnall Swimming 1992 Laurence Bensimon Swimming (500 free, 1650 free, Kelly Rawding Swimming 1992 200 free, 200 butterfly) 1986-87 Kelly Wilson Swimming 1992 Carol Gushwa Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Catherine Frins Diving 1993 Laurence Bensimon Jamie Herrington Michelle Quin Diving 1993 Tracey Hughes Jessica Humble Swimming 1993 Tracey Hughes Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Isabel Lardizabal Laurence Bensimon Kathryn Yarnall Swimming (200 Medley Relay) 1993 Carol Gushwa Wendy Safford Alison Lupoli Jamie Herrington Swimming 1986-87 Andrea Cox, Tennis Noemi Lung Jack Penrod Baseball 1987-88 Yolanda Griffith Basketball 1992-93 Karen Kuether Swimming 200 IM 1988-89 Michael Kjaerulff Swimming (200 Medley Relay) 1993 Jamie Herrington Swimming 1989 Casey Bell Greg Reese Karen Kuether Swimming 400 IM 1989-90 MERICANS John Kjaerulff Cynthia Viteri Swimming (200 Yard Relay) 1990-91 Thomas Bisano Swimming (Relay) 1993 Wendy Safford Greg Reese Karen Brewer Michael Kjaerulff Kelly Wilson John Kjaerulff Neomi Lung Swimming (400 IM, 200 breast) 1991 Bridget Bowman Swimming 1993 Martina Schmidt Tennis 1992 Rich Engel Diving 1993 Kelly Wilson Swimming (Relay) 1992 Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Wendy Safford Noemi Lung Kevin Connacher Baseball 1994 Kelly Rawding Todd Moser Baseball 1999 Dan Jackson Baseball 1999 Nadia Kruger Swimming (Relay) 1990-91 Noemi Lung Dickie Hart Baseball 1999 LL-A Cynthia Viteri Todd Moser, Baseball Rusty Brown Baseball 2001 Kelly Wilson Chris Pillsbury Baseball 2001 Karen Kuether Swimming (Relay) 1992 Cheryl Barhydt Nikki Myers Softball 2001 Noemi Lung Nikki Myers Softball 2002 Wendy Safford Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2002 Nadia Kruger Swimming (400 yard IM, 200 Butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Derek Hutton Baseball 2002 Karen Brewer Swimming (100 yard breast) 1990-91 Tim Mascia Baseball 2003

U A Karen Kuether Swimming (1650 free, 400 IM, Randy Beam Baseball 2003 200 yard butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2004 Wendy Safford Swimming (200 yard free, Iana Andonova Volleyball 2004 200 back) 1992 Kelly Paiva Volleyball 2005 Nadia Kruger Swimming (800 Yard Relay) 1989-90 Noemi Lung Mickey Storey Baseball 2005 Karen Kuether Per Segerstrom, Golf Ellie Weberg Swimming 2005

FA Wendy Safford Bela Szabados Swimming 1995-96

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 88 Playing OwlsOwlsProfessionally ATHLETE SPORT AND YEAR(S)YEAR(S) AT AT F AUFAU PROFESSIONALPROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION JaredJared Allen Football '01-'04 NFL Europe (Tampa(Tampa Bay) RanRanddyy Beam Baseball '03-'04 Boston Red Sox MikeMike Bell Men'sMen's Basketball '03-'04 InternationalInternational Basketball (Turkey)(Turkey) L.J. Biernbaum Baseball '99-'02 IndependentIndependent Denise BrollyBrolly Women'sWomen's Soccer '03-'05 Scotland WorldWorld Cup Raheem BrownBrown Men'sMen's BasketballBasketball '00-'01 InternationalInternational Basketball Rusty Brown Baseball '01-'04 KansasKansas City Royals Carmen Cali Baseball '98-'00 St. Louis CarCardindinalsals Jessica CarefielloCarefiello Women'sWomen's Golf '02-'05 Futures TourTour Jeff Fiorentino, Baltimore Orioles Danny CoreCore Baseball '00-'03 TorentoTorento Blue JaysJays Jeff FiorentinoorentinoBaseball '02-'04 BaltimoreBaltimore Orioles (40 man)man) Ann FrFraziazier Women'sWomen's Golf '03-'04 Futures TourTour Candice FrFreeleel SoSoftballftball '02-'05 Philadelphia ForForcece YolandYolandaa Griffith WWomomen's Basketball '92 SacramentoSacramento (WNBA(WNBA MVP) Tim HarikkalaHarikkala Baseball '92 InternationalInternational (Korea)(Korea) AndrAndrewew Helm Men's Soccer '05 Chivas USAUSA (MLS) Willie HHughleyughley Football '02-05 ClevelanClevelandd BrownsBrowns Dan JJacksonackson Baseball '99-'00 IndependentIndependent RhRhonondada JonesJones Women'sWomen's Soccer '00-'03 Scotland WorldWorld Cup ZuzannaZuzanna KamasovaKamasova Women'sWomen's Golf '00-'01 European TourTour Steve LeBrun Men'sMen's Golf '96-'00 NationNation WideWide Tour TrinaTrina Maso DeMayoDeMayo Women'sWomen's Soccer '02 PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia (League folded)folded) Yolanda Griffith, Sacramento Monarchs NickNick MattioniMattioni Baseball '98-'00 PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Phillies Tom McClaneMcClane Baseball '02 Boston Red Sox ToddTodd Moser Baseball '98-'99 IndependentIndependent TommyTommy MurphyMurphy Baseball '98-'00 Los Angles AngelsAngels Nikki Myers Softball Softball '99-'02 AkronAkron until '06 nownow with BrakettesBrakettes Chris Laskowski Football '01-04 IndianapolisIndianapolis Colts (practice)(practice) CeciliaCecilia LungrenLungren Women'sWomen's Golf '94-'97 European TourTour TravisTravis NeSmithNeSmith Baseball '01-'03 San FranciscoFrancisco GiantsGiants Nick NeumanNeuman Men's BasketballBasketball '00-'02 Portugal Matt O'BrienO'Brien Baseball '01-'04 Detroit TigersTigers Christian PaizPaiz Men'sMen's Tennis '01-'04 ProfessionalProfessional Tennis andand 10-0 Davis Cup Matt PaliPali Baseball '02-'03 Los Angles AngelsAngels CallieCallie Piper SoftballSoftball '00-'04 BrakettesBrakettes Quentin Swain Football '02-'03 NFL Europe (Berlin) Marja ValkeavuoriValkeavuori VolleyballVolleyball '01 Finland ProfessionalProfessional League HeatherHeather WrightWright SoftballSoftball '00-'02 Akron untiluntil '06 now with BrakettesBrakettes Nikki Myers, Softball

BASEBALL 2007 89 The Sun Belt Greene (North Texas), Arizona Diamondbacks All-Star baseball player Conference is one of Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), former member of the United States only 11 NCAA Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana-Lafayette), conferences to country music superstar Tim McGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Andy participate in Garcia (Florida International). Division I-A football The conference's first 30 years have also produced numerous individual and enters its 31st national champions along with Olympic track medalists including Earl season in 2006-2007 Bell, Tom Hill and Al Joyner (Arkansas State), Hollis Conway (Louisiana- with a proud history Lafayette), and Tayna Lawrence (Florida International). of athletic and academic success. Old Dominion's Anne Donovan received the Naismith Trophy recognizing the nation's top women's basketball player in 1983, helped the United The conference sponsors 10 women's sports - basketball, cross country, States win the Olympic gold medal in 1984, and helped the Lady golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor Monarchs capture the national championship in 1985 (one of eight track and field, and volleyball; and nine men's sports - baseball, women's Final 4 appearances by Sun Belt schools: Old Dominion - 1983, basketball, cross country, football, golf, swimming and diving, tennis, 1985; Western Kentucky - 1985, 1986, 1992; Louisiana Tech - 1994, and indoor and outdoor track and field. 1998, 1999). Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and individual Sun Belt teams have also participated in the men's NCAA Final 4 (UNC- accomplishments, and 11 Sun Belt Conference schools are currently Charlotte in 1977), the College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in graduating its student athletes at a rate higher than their school's 2000), the Women's College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in 1993, student body. All Sun Belt schools are committed to excellence in the 1995, 1996, 2003), and had 10 players selected in the first round of 21st century, and facility upgrades and expansion are occurring on the NBA Draft. virtually every campus. The Sun Belt Conference is led by Commissioner Wright Waters, who is Because of its status as a member of the Division I-A football coalition, in his eighth full year as commissioner. He was named the conference's the Sun Belt Conference has a permanent seat on the NCAA's 16- fourth commissioner in December of 1998 following the tenures of Vic member Board of Directors. As a result, the conference has a crucial Bubas (1976-1990), Jim Lessig (1990-1991), and Craig Thompson voice on some of the most pressing issues in college athletics and will (1991-1998). The league's annual all sports champion is awarded the always have a role in the implementation of any future NCAA legislation Vic Bubas Cup, named after the conference's first commissioner. and guidelines. The conference office has been headquartered in downtown New Orleans The conference continues to utilize television to grow and promote the since 2000, after moving from suburban Metairie, La., where it had been league. Adding volleyball and baseball to the conference's television based since 1991. Prior to moving to the “Big Easy,” the league was package resulted in more national and regional television exposure for based in Tampa, Fla., from 1977-1991. The original conference office the league in 2005-2006 than at any time in its history, while ESPN was located in Charlotte, N.C., from 1976-77. televised the conference's men's basketball championship game for the 26th straight season in 2006. The Sun Belt Conference has partnered with XOS Technologies, Inc. to deliver a full-service, customized, public and premium web site to provide fans with a broad range of real-time information and content about the conference's athletic teams. The Sun Belt was the only conference in the nation in 2005-06 to provide video highlights and features on its web site from each of the league's respective championships. This technology enables anyone in the world with internet access to view the conference's championship events, and fans in five different countries viewed the 2005 soccer championships. Prominent Sun Belt alumni include United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (Denver), NFL Hall of Fame football player “Mean” Joe

2006 Women’s Swimming and Diving Sun Belt Champions

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