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U N C G B A S E B A L L M E D I A G U I D E T A B L E O F C O N E N T S • 1

2010 UNC GREENSBORO BASEBALL

CREDITSThe 2009 University of North Carolina at Greensboro baseball media guide was written and designed by David Percival, UNCG assistant sports information director. This guide was designed using Adobe Creative Suite CS4. Printed by Franklin Printing, in Nashville, Tenn.

Editorial assistance provided by Sports Information Director Mike Hirschman and Assistant Sports Information Director Phil Perry. Photography by WG Sports, John Bell, Chris English, Jerry Wolford, Sideline Sports, Houston Astros, Joe Maitrejean, Montgomery Biscuits, Robbie Gurganus and others.

Table of contents, quick facts, roster ....................................................... 1Coaching staff .....................................................................................2-4Pitchers U ............................................................................................... 5Player profi les ....................................................................................6-222009 review .....................................................................................23-242009 SoCon review ...............................................................................25Opponents ............................................................................................26All-time series/SoCon Tournament ........................................................ 27The Southern Conference ......................................................................28All-time roster .......................................................................................29UNCG record book .......................................................................... 30-35All-time results................................................................................ 36-39UNCG Spartan Ballparks .......................................................................40This is UNCG ....................................................................................41-44UNCG administration ...................................................................... 45-46Spartan Club ...................................................................................47-48

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ON THE COVER(from left to right) Ed Jayjack, Alex Shelton and Corey Overholtzer

UNIVERSITY FACTSLocation ........................................................................... Greensboro, NCFounded ...........................................................................................1981Enrollment .............................................18,502 (14,664 undergraduates)Nickname ................................................................................... SpartansColors ..........................................................................Gold, White & NavyAffi liation ...........................................................................NCAA Division IConference ................................................................................. SouthernFirst Year of Baseball ........................................................................1991Home Field ..........................................................UNCG Baseball StadiumCapacity ..........................................................................................3,500Field Dimensions ....................... LF-340, LC-370, C-405, RC-370, RF-340Surface ............................................................................................ GrassChancellor ..................................................................... Dr. Linda P. BradyAlma Mater .......................................................... Douglass College, 1969Director of Athletics .................................................................Kim RecordAlma Mater ......................................................................... Virginia, 1984Athletics Department Phone ............................................. 336-334-5952Ticket Offi ce Phone ........................................................... 336-334-3250

UNCG BASEBALL INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................................Mike Gaski (Detroit ‘73, 20th season)Email .......................................................................... [email protected] Offi ce Phone ...................................................... (336) 334-3247UNCG Record Overall ...............................................578-460-1 (19 years)UNCG Record as Div. 1 .............................................569-427-1 (18 years)Career Record .................................................................................. SameNCAA Appearance .......................................................... Two (1994, 1997)Assistant Coaches ..................Jamie Athas (Arizona State ‘06, 3rd season) ..............................Dustin Ijames (North Carolina A&T ‘06, 3rd season)Athletic Trainer ......................................................................Daisy Kovach2009 Overall Record ....................................................................... 20-292009 SoCon Record ..........................................................................7-212009 Home Record ..........................................................................14-142009 Away Record .............................................................................5-152009 Neutral Record ...........................................................................1-0Position Players Returning/Lost ........................................................10/7Pitchers Returning/Lost ......................................................................7/6Newcomers ........................................................................................... 10

SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICESports Information Director .............................................. Mike Hirschman Email ....................................................................mwhirsch@uncg.edu Cell Phone ....................................................................336-202-5331Assistant Sports Information Director (Baseball Contact)......David Percival Email ...................................................................... [email protected] Cell Phone ....................................................................336-420-7518Assistant Sports Information Director ..........................................Phil Perry Email .......................................................................pdperry@uncg.edu Cell Phone ................................................................... 336-207-2383Sports Information Offi ce Phone ........................................336-334-5615Sports Information Offi ce Fax .............................................336-334-3182Press Box Phone ............................................................... 336-334-3885Sports Information Offi ce Address ......................................UNCG Athletics ...................................................................................... PO Box 26168 ............................................................... Greensboro, NC 27402-6168Website ................................................................www.uncgspartans.com

NO.NAME POS. B/T HT. WT. CL. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (COLLEGE)1 Harry Slade OF L/L 5-10 160 Fr. Baltimore, Md./Loyola Blakefi eld HS2 John Cucchiarella INF R/R 5-10 160 R-So. Katonah, N.Y./Somers3 Ray Quinones INF R/R 5-11 167 Jr. New York, N.Y./George Washington5 Joey Frabasile INF R/R 6-2 195 R-So. Bronx, N.Y./Fordham Prep7 Taylor Schwarz INF S/R 6-2 185 Jr. Sheboygan, Wis./Madison Area Technical College 8 Ed Jayjack C L/R 6-0 200 R-Sr. Dublin, Ohio/Dublin Coffman10 Alex Frederick INF R/R 6-1 180 So. Cockeysville, Md./Dulaney HS13 Lloyd Enzor INF R/R 6-2 215 So. Whiteville, N.C./Southeastern CC14 Kris Richards INF R/R 6-0 180 So. Garner, N.C./West Johnston HS15 Brad Raynor OF R/R 5-9 180 R-So. Hamilton, N.J./Lawrenceville Prep16 Alex Shelton LHP R/L 6-1 190 Sr. Madison, N.C./McMichael HS17 Eric Brindle INF R/R 6-0 183 Fr. Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington HS North18 Wes McBride RHP R/R 6-2 205 R-So. Lewisville, N.C./West Forsyth 19 Greg Smith RHP R/R 5-11 170 Jr. Manorville, N.Y./Eastport/South Manor20 Matt Parish RHP R/R 6-4 215 So. Morristown, N.J./Morristown HS21 Cody Walker OF R/R 6-1 212 Jr. Greensboro, N.C./Pitt CC22 Corey Overholtzer OF L/L 5-11 160 Sr. Frederick, Md./Arundel HS23 Matt Crump C R/R 6-1 195 Jr. Matthews, N.C./Polk CC 24 Colby Hyatt RHP R/R 6-0 190 Jr. Huntington Beach, Calif./Cypress CC25 Chris Barker OF L/L 5-10 185 Jr. Racine, Wis./Madison Area Technical College 26 Zach Furl RHP R/R 6-0 207 So. Sanford, N.C./Lee County HS27 Warren Slack RHP R/R 6-0 175 Jr. High Point, N.C./Southwest Guilford29 Drew Gehringer OF R/R 5-11 150 Jr. Matthews, N.C./Butler32 Blake Hassebrock RHP R/R 6-5 185 Jr. High Point, N.C./Southwest Guilford33 Trevor Edwards 1B/C L/R 6-2 210 So. Toronto, Ontario, Canada/Taddle Creek Academy35 Zach Leach C-OF R/R 6-2 185 Fr. Herndon, Va./Herndon HS37 Tyler Hollstegge RHP L/R 6-2 185 Fr. Hamilton, Ohio/St. Xavier HS

Head Coach: 4 - Mike Gaski (Detroit, 1973), 20th season at UNCGAssistant Coach: 11 - Jamie Athas (Arizona State, 2006), 3rd season at UNCGAssistant Coach: 38 – Dustin Ijames (North Carolina A&T, 2006), 3rd season at UNCGAthletic Trainer: Daisy KovachSpeed/Strength/Conditioning Coach: Mark Williams

Just a reminder to please refer to our institution as UNC Greensboro (no hyphen) or UNCG on second reference.

2010 SPARTAN BASEBALL ROSTER

ABOUT THIS PUBLICATIONMEDIA NOTE

2 • C O A C H I N G S T A F F U N C G S P A R T A N S . C O M

The 2010 UNCG baseball season will be the 20th season for coach Mike Gaski. He has been the only head coach for the university since the baseball program’s inception in 1991. During his tenure, Gaski has coached over 20 players who have been either drafted or signed to the majors including: Rob Gilliam (2007-09, Ricky Orton (2007-08), Matt Gaski (2007-08), Ryan Falcon (2003-07), Guy Welsh (2006-07), Jermaine Mitchell (2006), Chris Mason (2003-05), Taft Cable (1999-01), Brian Moehler (1991-93), Jarrett Santos (2003-04) and Jay Metzger (2001-04). He also has had on his squads four All-Americans, fi ve Freshman All-Americans, three Freshman All-American honorable mentions, and two Academic All-Ameri-cans. He has guided the program to NCAA Tournament appearances and league championships in two different Division I conferences – the Big South and Southern. Gaski has also led the Spartans into the Top 30 of several national polls over his 19 seasons. In 2006, Gaski guided the Spartans to the program’s fi rst-ever win over a No. 1-ranked team when UNCG knocked off North Carolina, the eventual national run-ner-up. In 2007, Gaski was presented with his 500th win as a head coach - all of them coming with the Spartans. UNCG topped Army, 13-5, at UNCG Baseball Stadium on March 3 to present Gaski with his milestone win. In 1998, UNCG’s fi rst season in the Southern Conference, the Spartans posted a then-record 22 league wins en route to the conference title. After posting a 40-18 overall record, the team narrowly missed its third NCAA trip in fi ve years. In 18 seasons of Division I play, Gaski’s teams have an impressive 569-427-1 record, which includes victories over many established programs. During his tenure at UNCG, he has won three Conference Coach of the Year awards. Overall, Gaski has tallied a 578-460-1 record in his career. In 1994, the Spartans posted 39 wins, and captured their fi rst Big South Confer-ence title. UNCG also made its fi rst-ever trip to the NCAA Tournament. In 1997, the Spartans recorded a school-record 45 wins on the way to the Big South Conference regular-season and tournament titles and a No. 28 fi nal national ranking. Gaski began coaching at the collegiate level in 1979 as an assistant at Cleve-land State and spent one season with the Vikings. After his tenure with Cleveland State, Gaski headed to Ohio State in 1980. There, he coached the pitchers and catchers. Gaski helped the Buckeyes to back-to-back record-setting seasons and their fi rst NCAA appearance in more than 15 years. From Ohio State, Gaski went to Florida Southern to assume the position of assis-tant head coach with the Moccasins. During his four-year stint (1983-87), the team made four consecutive NCAA appearances, fi nished second in the nation in 1984 and claimed the Division II National Championship in 1985. Gaski left collegiate coaching in 1988 to assume the position of Executive Direc-tor of the Spanish Olympic Program in preparation for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Spain. As the principal administrator for Olympic baseball preparation, Gaski’s responsibilities included the development of a national baseball program and the preparation of the Olympic venues for the Games. Upon his return to the United States and UNCG, Gaski was immediately enlisted by USA Baseball to serve as a consultant on international affairs and Olympic prepa-ration.He was elected to his fi rst term as President of USA Baseball on January 7, 2001 and was re-elected to the position on January 10, 2005. In March of 2001, Gaski was elected by the International Baseball Federation to serve on the technical committee that oversees all international competition, in-cluding the World Championships and the Athens Olympic Games in 2004. In Feb-ruary 2006, Gaski was elected technical commissioner by the International Base-ball Federation’s Executive Committee in preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Previously, he was vice president for the organization’s Board of Directors and represented the U.S. in a variety of international congresses. In 1991, he became

GASKIMikeHEAD COACH20th year at UNCG578-460-1Detroit, ‘73

COACHING EXPERIENCEUNC GREENSBORO• Head Coach (1991-present)• 578-460-1 in 19 overall seasons• 569-427-1 in 18 seasons at Div. I• 1998 SoCon Championship• 1998 SoCon Coach of the Year• 1997 NCAA South Regional• 1997 Big South Championship• 1997 Big South Coach of the Year• 1994 NCAA South Regional• 1994 Big South Championship• 1994 Big South Coach of the Year• Two Academic All-American• Five Freshman All-Americans• Four All-Americans• Four NCAA All-Region players• Three Conference Freshmen of the Year• 40 All-Conference Players• 25 players drafted or signed

FLORIDA SOUTHERN• Assistant Coach (1983-86)• 1985 NCAA Division II Champion• 1984 NCAA Division II Runner-up

OHIO STATE• Assistant Coach (1980-83)• 1983 NCAA Regional

CLEVELAND STATE• Assistant Coach (1979-80)

OTHER EXPERIENCE• 2006 NCAA Selection Committee• 2005-current MLB Rules Committee• 2004 Athens Olympics• 2001-current President, USA Baseball• 1998 U.S. National Team• 1995 World University Games• 1992 U.S. Olympic Games• 1991 U.S. Pan Am Team

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the team leader of the U.S. squad in the Pan American Games in Cuba and joined the 1992 USA Olympic Baseball coaching staff in a similar role. In 1993, Gaski was elected treasurer of the Pan American Baseball Confedera-tion that governs international baseball throughout the Americas. Gaski returned to the Olympics in 1996, serving this time on the USOC Interna-tional Games Prep Committee for the Atlanta Games. In 1998, Gaski joined Team USA as an assistant coach as the National Team prepared for the IBA World Cham-pionships. Though Gaski’s administrative skills place him in high demand throughout the United States and abroad, he continues to serve on the Board of Directors and Advi-sory Board of numerous statewide and local organizations including the North Caro-lina Amateur Sports Association. He conducts UNCG’s popular baseball camp and appears as a lecturer and clinician throughout the nation. Gaski just completed his term as a member of the NCAA Baseball Division I Selection Committee and served on several advisory groups. Most recently, he was asked to serve on the NCAA Base-ball Academic Enhancement Working Group, a committee charged with addressing the concerns surrounding academic performance by baseball student-athletes and their correlation to the NCAA’s new APR standards. He currently serves as the ama-teur baseball advisor on the MLB Rules Committee. Gaski earned a bachelor’s degree in English from Detroit in 1973, a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from UNCG in 1977 and a Master of Arts in English from Ohio State in 1982. Gaski has two sons. Matt was a senior infi elder for UNCG for the 2007 and 2008 seasons after spending his fi rst two years at Florida, who was the national runner up in 2005. After the 2008 season, he was drafted by the San Diego Padres and is currently playing in the minor leagues for the Minnesota Twins. His younger son, Nick, graduated in the spring of 2009 from the University of North Carolina with a de-gree in history and Chinese. He spent the summer of 2008 working for Major League Baseball as an intern in their Beijing offi ce.

UNCG BASEBALL UNDER GASKI

OVERALLYEAR DIV. RECORD PCT.1991 II 9-33 .2141992 I 20-26 .4471993 I 23-22 .5111994* I 39-18 .6271995 I 35-19 .6481996 I 28-24 .5381997* I 45-17 .7261998 I 40-18 .6901999 I 29-26 .5272000 I 34-24 .5862001 I 31-28 .5252002 I 33-22 .6112003 I 39-21 .6502004 I 33-21-1 .6092005 I 31-22 .5852006 I 26-33 .4412007 I 30-30 .5002008 I 33-27 .5502009 I 20-29 .408Overall: 578-460-1 .557* - NCAA Bid

CONFERENCEYEAR CONF. RECORD PCT. FINISH1991 None n/a n/a n/a1992 None n/a n/a n/a1993 None n/a n/a n/a1994 Big South 20-6 .769 1st1995 Big South 17-7 .708 t-2nd1996 Big South 12-6 .667 3rd1997 Big South 18-3 .857 1st1998 SoCon 22-5 .815 1st1999 SoCon 16-12 .571 5th2000 SoCon 20-9 .690 3rd2001 SoCon 17-12 .586 5th2002 SoCon 17-11 .607 5th2003 SoCon 17-13 .567 t-4th2004 SoCon 16-14 .533 5th2005 SoCon 17-13 .567 5th2006 SoCon 13-14 .481 7th2007 SoCon 14-13 .519 5th2008 SoCon 15-12 .556 5th2009 SoCon 7-21 .250 10thTotal 246-157 .610

Big South 67-22 .753SoCon 165-122 .575

Mike Gaski and USA Baseball...A Winning Combination

USA Baseball made history on June 19, 2007 when the organization offi cially opened its National Training Center (NTC) in Cary, North Carolina. The result of a two year relocation effort, this Town of Cary funded facility boasts four lighted Major League quality fi elds, a 2,000 seat stadium, a spacious press box, con-cession stand, and team merchandise store. The opening of the facility put an exclamation mark on the unprecedented growth of the national governing body of baseball in this past decade and was due in large part to the leadership of USA Baseball President Mike Gaski, the head baseball coach at UNCG. Historically an amateur organization, the scope of programming was forever changed in 1999 when professional players fi rst took the fi eld representing the United States in the Pan Am Games in Winnipeg. The experience was magni-fi ed when the USA team defeated Mexico in extra innings by a score of 2-1 and secured a spot in the fi nals against Cuba, and more importantly, a berth in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney. Since that fi rst team of professionals took the fi eld in 1999, USA Baseball has fi elded ten professional teams for international competition and most recently identifi ed and selected the 2009 World Baseball Classic Team. Not coincidentally, the growth of the last decade has coincided with Gaski’s election as the organization’s president in January 2001. Perhaps the single most signifi cant development occurred in 2005 when USA Baseball entered into a joint partnership with MLB securing fi nancial stability for the organiza-tion and setting the stage for additional programming and unparalleled suc-cess. During this time, from 2005 until today, USA Baseball teams have captured medals in 24 or the 27 international events including 5 World Championships, 6 Pan Am Championships, and Olympic Bronze in the 2008 Beijing Games. Beyond his close interaction with the USA Baseball Staff, Gaski is also recog-nized internationally for his baseball and administrative acumen. In March of 2001, Mike was elected by the International Baseball Federation to serve on the technical committee that oversees all international competition, including the World Championships and the Athens Olympic Games of 2004. In February 2006, he was elected technical commissioner by the International Federation’s Executive Committee in preparation for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The Board of Directors of USA Baseball as led by Mike represents the vast pool of athletes from which the highest level USA teams are fostered. As such, each of these national member organizations has a direct impact on the development of baseball and each plays a vital part in the proliferation of the on fi eld excellence that has defi ned our country for many years. With such a strong steward of the game in President Gaski, USA Baseball welcomes the year 2010 and the expectations of continued success and leadership into the new millennium.

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ATHASJamieASSISTANT COACHThird year at UNCGArizona State, ‘06

Jamie Athas enters his third year as assistant baseball coach at UNC Greensboro for the 2010 season. He works primarily with the hitters and infi elders and is also in charge of recruiting. In 2008 under Athas, the Spartans enjoyed success on the dia-mond, especially offensively. Two players in particular, Matt Gaski and Ricky Orton, were drafted in the 2008 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Both Gaski and Orton had career years for the Spartans and were a huge part of their success. Gaski raised his batting average from .291 in 2007 to .327 in 2008. Orton also raised his batting average from .330 in 2007 to .359 with 15 home runs in 2008. UNCG enjoyed success as a team offensively, as well. The Spar-tans broke their own school records in doubles (131) and home runs (66). The team also fi nished second in batting average (.304), hits (642) and RBI (412). Prior to coming to UNCG, Athas was as an assistant coach at Kent State for one season. He worked primarily with the infi elders and helped with hitting. Kent State turned 64 double plays that year, which was 12th best in the nation. While at Kent State, Athas helped the Golden Flashes to a 33-24 mark overall and a 19-8 record in MAC play. In 2007, Kent State won the MAC Championship and went to Columbia, Mo., for the NCAA Regional. Athas spent fi ve seasons as a middle infi elder in the San Francis-co organization, including two years with the Fresno Grizzlies, before spending the 2006 campaign with the Carolina Mudcats, the Class-AA affi liate of the Florida Marlins. He was on the Giants’ 40-man ros-ter during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. A seventh-round pick of the Giants in 2001, Athas played two seasons for Wake Forest. He transferred from Providence after the 1999 season when the university folded the program. He was a Freshman All-American for the Friars, hitting .325 with 42 RBI and 56 runs scored. In 2000, his fi rst season at Wake Forest, Athas was named to the NCAA Regional All-Tournament team and fi nished the season with a .312 batting average and 30 RBI. His best season in the minors came in 2003 when he hit .275 for Class-AA Norwich. Athas earned a bachelor’s degree from Arizona State in 2006. He and his wife, Jamie, reside in Whitsett. They have one daughter, Callie.

IJAMESDustinASSISTANT COACHThird year at UNCGNorth Carolina A&T, ‘06

Dustin Ijames begins his third year as assistant baseball coach at UNC Greensboro for the 2010 season. Ijames will be working with Spartan outfi elders and assisting with hitters during the year. Ijames attended nearby Glenn High School in Kernersville, NC, where he was part of four conference championship teams. Ijames was a three-year starter for the Bobcats, collecting all-conference and all-county honors on multiple occasions. Ijames was also a member of the victorious 2001 West squad in the annual North Caro-lina East-West All-Star baseball game. Ijames began his collegiate playing career as a shortstop at Methodist College in Fayetteville, NC. After a knee injury sidelined him during his freshman season in 2002, Ijames enjoyed a solid 2003 redshirt freshman campaign for the Monarchs, batting .311 with 27 RBI. In 2004, Ijames transferred to North Carolina A&T in Greensboro, NC, where he saw time as both an infi elder and outfi elder. In 2005, Ijames enjoyed his best season as an Aggie, helping North Carolina A&T to a record-setting 27-win season and the school’s fi rst MEAC baseball regular-season and tournament championships. North Car-olina A&T’s MEAC tournament championship also earned the school its fi rst ever NCAA Regional appearance, in Clemson, SC. Off the fi eld, Ijames was honored as a 2005 COSIDA Academic All-American for his efforts in the classroom. In his fi nal season as an Aggie in 2006, Ijames excelled both on and off the fi eld and was rewarded by being selected as the school’s 2006 Male Academic Athlete of the Year. Ijames graduated from North Carolina A&T in 2006 with a B.S. in business management and earned his master’s degree in sports studies in 2008 from High Point University. Prior to coaching at UNCG, Ijames was an assistant baseball coach at his Glenn and led the Bobcats to the Piedmont Triad 3-A Conference title and a state quarterfi nal playoff appearance. Ijames is in his seventh overall year of coaching with experience in: high school, travel, collegiate summer league and college baseball and has coached eight MLB draft picks during his career.

KOVACHDaisyATHLETIC TRAINERFourth year at UNCGNorth Carolina, ‘01

Daisy Kovach enters her fi rst year as an associate athletic trainer after spending the past three seasons as an assistant athletic trainer at UNCG.

Kovach was hired as a full-time assistant in July 2006 and came to Greensboro from Tulane University where she worked as a full-time assistant athletic trainer for two years. She was responsible for women’s basketball, women’s golf and baseball while at Tulane.

A native of Asheboro, NC, Kovach earned her undergraduate degree from North Carolina in 2001. She attended graduate school at UNCG where she served as a graduate assistant for three years. Kovach worked primarily with baseball and cross country/track and also worked with women’s basketball and men’s soccer.

Kovach is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association. She also serves as an approved clinical instructor in the entry-level masters’ athletic training program at UNCG.

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PITCHERS’ UNIVERSITYIn 19 seasons under the direction of Mike Gaski, the UNC Greensboro baseball program has continued to develop student-athletes into professional athletes, particularly in the pitching department. With over 20 players drafted from UNCG under Gaski, 14 of them have been pitchers. Six of those 14 pitchers are currently on active rosters for professional teams, highlighted by Houston Astros pitcher Brian Moehler. In fact, there has been at least one Spartan pitcher drafted in 11 of the past 13 seasons

UNC GREENSBORO PITCHERS IN THE PROS UNDER MIKE GASKI

Pat CurrinChris Mason

Jarrett SantosRob Gilliam

Brian Moehler

All-SoCon honoreesFirst team:2005 Chris Mason2003 Jarrett Santos2002 Scooter Michael2000 Ryan GordonSecond team:2008 Greg Martin2007 Ryan Falcon2006 Patrick Currin2004 Jarrett Santos2001 Taft Cable2000 Taft Cable1998 Jason Parsons1998 Corey McDonald

All-American honoreesFirst team:2003 Ryan GordonThird team:2002 Scooter Michael1997 Jason ParsonsFreshman All-American honorees

2003 Chris Mason2001 Scooter Michael1996 Jonathan Jackson

All-Big South honoreesFirst team:1996 Jonathan Jackson1997 Jason ParsonsSecond team:1995 Darrell Tillman

Player Year Round TeamBrian Moehler 1993 6th Detroit TigersJeff Huffman* 1994 FA Boston Red SoxDarrell Tillmon* 1995 FA Boston Red SoxLance Surridge** 1998 13th Boston Red SoxCorey McDonald 1999 21st Detroit TIgersJonathan Jackson* 1999 FA Kansas City RoyalsTaft Cable 2001 8th Philadelphia PhilliesEverett Hancock 2002 28th Detroit TigersRyan Gordon 2003 43rd Toronto Blue JaysJason Metzger 2004 23rd Colorado RockiesJarrett Santos 2004 34th Florida MarlinsChris Mason 2005 2nd Tampa Bay RaysPatrick Currin 2006 22nd Oakland AthleticsLee Land 2007 28th Oakland AthleticsRyan Falcon 2007 29th Texas RangersRob Gilliam 2009 8th Oakland Athletics* Signed free agent contracts** Lance Surridge was also drafted in the 14th round in 1997 but did not sign.

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JAYJACKEdSeniorCatcher/Infi elder • 6-0 • 200 Dublin, OhioDublin Coffman HS 8

At UNCGRedshirt Junior Season (2009): Started the fi rst 31 games for the Spartans at fi rst base, catcher and designated hitter before an injury forced him to miss the rest of the season … he led the team in bat-ting average (.343), slugging percentage (.524), on base percentage (.459) and home runs (4) before his injury … went 4-5 with an RBI and two runs scored against Wofford (4/11) as he fell just a triple shy of hit-ting for the cycle … had four RBI against Elon (4/5), including a three-run home run…hit his fi rst career triple against Princeton (2/27).

Redshirt Sophomore Season (2008): Started fi ve of the 18 games that he played in ... switched between fi rst base and designated hitter in his fi ve starts...had eight walks compared to just seven strikeouts ... hit a homerun against ACC foes NC State (4/23) and Wake Forest (4/29) ... had a season-high fi ve at-bats against Georgia Southern (5/10).

Redshirt Freshman Season (2007): Got the starting nod in seven games ... appeared in a total of 29 games for the Spartans ... had a season-high four at-bats against College of Charleston (May 12) ... tal-lied a run scored in games versus Jacksonville (May 10) and Princeton (Mar. 17).

Freshman Season (2006): Earned a redshirt and sat out the season. High School: Two-year letterwinner as a catcher and outfi elder for coach Tim Saunders at Dublin Coffman High School ... twice selected as team most valuable player ... fi rst and second team Ohio Capital Conference selection ... earned fi rst team all-district accolades... an all-state honorable mention ... also played three years of summer ball for Legion Post 614 B for coach Scott Sutherland.

Personal: Edward Joseph Jayjack ... son of Ned and Dorothy Jayjack ... born on August 8, 1986 in Columbus, Ohio ... majoring in history at UNCG.

Ed Jayjack’s career statisticsOverallYear 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%2007 .000 22 7 29 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 .000 9 1 9 1 .256 0 0 0 0 6 1 0 1.0002008 .179 18 5 28 4 5 0 0 2 4 11 .393 8 0 7 0 .361 0 0 0 0 37 4 1 .9762009 .343 31 31 105 18 36 5 1 4 21 55 .524 20 6 20 0 .459 4 0 2 2 211 13 5 .978TOTAL .253 71 43 162 24 41 5 1 6 26 66 .407 37 7 36 1 .405 4 0 2 2 254 18 6 .978

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OVERHOLTZERCoreySeniorOutfi elder • 5-11 • 160 Frederick, Md.Arundel HS 22

At UNCGJunior Season (2009): Started in centerfi eld in 48 of the 49 games in 2009 … was a preseason second-team All-SoCon member … hit six triples to lead the SoCon for the second consecutive season … ended the season on a team-high 12 game hitting streak…recorded at least one hit in 40 of his 48 games on the year … was tied for third on the team with a .299 batting average and led the team in hits (60) and RBI (36) … had his best game of the year in a 13-4 route against Duke (4/8) when he went 3-4 with four RBI and three runs scored … was also in the top-5 on the team in slugging percentage, on-base percentage, runs scored, doubles, home runs and total bases.

Sophomore Season (2008): Started in the outfi eld for the Spartans in 59 of the 60 games in 2008 ... hit .350 on the season with 78 hits in 223 at bats ... led the SoCon with six triples ... had a season-high four hits against Connecticut (3/1), including a homerun, as he recorded fi ve RBI ... hit two doubles and one triple against College of Charleston (5/4) on his way to another 5 RBI game ... had 42 RBI on the season and scored 42 runs ... was among the team leaders with 126 putouts.

Freshman Season (2007): Got the starting nod in 46 of 54 appear-ances in 2007 ... in his 159 plate appearances, he knocked in 17 RBI, seven doubles, three triples, and three homeruns ... totaled 26 runs and 55 total bases ... went 7-for-7 in stolen bases ... second on the team in triples ... fi fth on the team with 115 putouts ... went 3-for-6 with two runs, two RBI, a double, and a homerun in the 9-8 victory over Wofford (Apr. 21) ... tallied two hits against Furman (Apr. 7), Western Carolina (Apr. 14), The Citadel (May 6), and Appalachian State (May 17).

High School: Attended Arundel High School in Gambrels, MD for two years after transferring from Riverdale Baptist ... played for coach Ber-nie Walter at Arundel ... led the 2006 Wildcats to a 23-3 record and their 10th state title in school history and fi rst since 2001 ... fi nished the year ranked No. 25 nationally by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper ... selected as an honorable mention on the 2006 Louisville Slugger High School All American team ... was named fi rst team All-Arundel County, all-state and all-league ... also selected fi rst team All-Metro by the Baltimore Sun and honorable mention All-Met by the Washington Post in 2006 ... hit .480 with a county-record six triples, four doubles, fi ve homers, 36 runs, 23 RBIs and 16 walks as the Wildcats’ leadoff hitter ... fi nished his career at Arundel with the highest career average (.542) and the most triples (10) in school history ... had the honor of playing in the Brooks Robinson High School All-Star game at Camden Yards ... also competed in golf and soccer.

Personal: Corey Ashton Overholtzer ... born April 20, 1988 in Shady Grove, Md. ... son of George and Darlene Overholtzer ... has an older sister Kayla ... was also recruited by Virginia Tech and UMBC ... major-ing in business with a concentration in accounting at UNCG.

Corey Overholtzer’s career statisticsOverallYear 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%2007 .208 54 46 159 26 33 7 3 3 17 55 .346 16 2 27 2 .288 0 4 7 7 115 3 4 .9672008 .350 59 58 223 42 78 12 6 5 44 117 .525 20 7 35 2 .413 4 3 10 15 126 3 1 .9922009 .299 48 48 201 32 60 10 6 3 36 91 .453 18 5 37 5 .367 2 1 14 18 117 3 2 .984TOTAL .293 161 152 583 100 171 29 15 11 97 263 .451 54 14 99 9 .364 6 8 31 40 358 9 7 .981

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SHELTONAlexSeniorPitcher • 6-1 • 190 Madison, N.C.McMichael HS 16

At UNCGJunior Season (2009): Pitched 39 1/3 innings in his nine starts in 14 appearances for the year … had his best start of the season against North Carolina A&T (4/28) when he allowed only two runs on three hits in 5 1/3 innings of work while striking out four … recorded the win in the 14-4 win over Furman (5/15) after allowing only three runs in 5 2/3 innings … struck out 24 batters on the season.

Sophomore Season (2008): Made six starts in 19 appearances in 2008 ... fi nished the year with a 4-3 record and had one save ... posted a 5.28 ERA for the year with 32 strikeouts ... allowed one run or fewer in 14 of his 19 appearances ... had a season-high four strikeouts against Connecticut (2/29) and Elon (4/27).

Freshman Season (2007): Finished the season with a 6.65 ERA and 37 strikeouts ... appeared 18 games with nine starts ... compiled a 1-4 record with two saves... in his 47.1 innings on the mound, Shelton re-tired 37 batters and walked just 17 ... tied for team lead in saves (2) ... ranked third in games started and fi fth in innings pitched, strikeouts, and batters struck out looking (10) ... logged a season-high six strike-outs against Georgia Southern (Apr. 1) ... notched saves in the 9-8 win over Wofford (Apr. 21) and the 8-6 victory over Georgia Southern (May 25) ... member of the 2007 Athletic Director’s Honor Roll.

High School: Played for coach John Hall at McMichael High School in Mayodan, N.C. ... three-time All-North State Conference selection (2004-06) ... named to the North State all-tournament team in 2005 ... named the Conference Player of the Year in 2006 ... also selected all-state and fi rst team all-area in 2006 ... compiled nine wins, 112 strikeouts and a 1.00 ERA ... struck out 10 hitters in a 1-0 loss in the fi rst round of the baseball playoffs ... set a Rockingham County record with seven straight wins ... holds school records at McMichael in ca-reer wins, strikeouts and home runs ... also played for the American Legion Post 254 in the summer of 2005 for coach Hall ... was named the Legion MVP.

Personal: Alexander Scott Shelton ... born November 18, 1987 in Madison, N.C. ... son of Jimmy and Wendy Shelton ... has an older brother Anthony ... also recruited by High Point and Appalachian State ... majoring in business administration at UNCG.

Alex Shelton’s career statisticsOverallYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA BK2006 5.70 2 0 28 4 0 0 0 0 47.1 61 40 30 16 33 9 1 2 228 .299 7 5 2 1 02007 6.39 1 1 22 0 0 0 0 0 25.1 24 21 18 14 15 1 1 4 117 .264 5 4 7 1 22008 5.62 7 4 15 15 0 0 1 0 83.1 105 55 52 36 47 14 3 8 389 .312 4 10 1 5 3TOTAL 5.77 10 5 65 19 0 0 1 0 156.0 190 116 100 66 95 24 5 14 734 .301 16 19 10 7 5

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SLACKWarrenJuniorPitcher • 6-0 • 175 High Point, N.C.SW Guilford HS 27

At UNCGSophomore Season (2009): Went a perfect 4-0 with a save during his sophomore season … led the team with a 3.77 ERA in his 62 innings of work…started seven of the 23 games that he appeared in … was third in the SoCon in ERA (3.77) and fourth in the conference in opposing batting average (.251) … led the SoCon by not allowing a triple all sea-son and also led the conference by yielding just three home runs all season … struck out 50 batters, including 22 of those looking, while only giving up 21 walks.

Freshman Season (2008): Started four of his 21 appearances in his freshman campaign ... had a 7.19 ERA for the season in 41.1 innings ... allowed only 30 walks while striking out 53 on the year ... had his best start of the season against North Carolina A&T (5/7) when he allowed just one earned run in four innings of work while striking out eight.

Summer Ball: Played the sum-mer of 2008 and 2009 for the Asheboro Copperheads in Asheboro, NC for coach Jim Murray.

High School: 2007 gradu-ate of South-west Guilford High School in High Point, N.C. ... played four years of baseball under coach Reid Hol-mes ... earned three varsity letters for the Cowboys ... two-time all-area, all-conference, and all-state.

Personal: Rich-ard Warren Slack ... born July 15, 1989 in High Point, N.C. ... son of Rick and Marilee Slack of High Point, N.C. ... mother is a former gradu-ate of High Point University ... has a 15-year-old brother named Elliot ... also recruited by Appalachian State, Charlotte, and High Point Uni-versity ... majoring in kinesiology at UNCG.

Warren Slack’s career statistics

HASSEBROCKBlakeJuniorPitcher • 6-5 • 185 High Point, N.C.SW Guilford HS 32

At UNCGSophomore Season (2009): Made only two starts in his 18 appear-ances as a sophomore … fi nished the year with a 5.32 ERA in 47 1/3 innings of work … went 2-1 with one save on the year … had his best outing of the year against Appalachian State (5/8) when he pitched 7 2/3 innings of relief while allowing no runs on three hits and striking out six batters … pitched 6 1/3 innings of relief against The Citadel (4/17) after giving up only one earned run and striking out a season-high eight batters.

Freshman Season (2008): Appeared in 16 games for the Spartans as a true freshman ... fi nished the season with a 3.18 ERA in 17.0 innings ... did not allow an earned run in 12 of his 16 appearances ... struck out 19 batters while only allowing nine walks for the year.

Summer Ball: Played the summer of 2009 for the Youse’s Orio-loes of the Cal Ripken Sr. League in Bal-timore, Md. … was named to the Mid-Atlantic Classic, which is the all-star game for the league … named by Baseball America as the No. 2 prospect in his summer league.

High School: 2007 graduate of Southwest Guilford in High Point, N.C. ... played four years and earned two varsity letters for the Cowboys under coach Reid Holmes as a right-handed pitcher.

Personal: Blake Whit-tington Hassebrock ... born July 15, 1989 in Littleton, Colo. ... son of Amber and the late Craig Hassebrock of High Point, N.C. ... father was a graduate of Goodman University ... moth-er graduated from the Winston-Salem School of the Arts ... has an 11-year-old sister named Emily ... uncles Sammy and Ronnie Johnson played football for UNC and uncle Timmy played baseball for NC State ... grandfather Jerry Holt played baseball for Elon ... grandfather Hank Utley played baseball for NC State ...also recruited by Appalachian State, Elon, College of Charleston, and UNC Wilmington ... majoring in economics at UNCG.

Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2008 7.19 0-3 21 4 0 0 41.1 53 37-33 30 532009 3.77 4-0 23 7 0 1 62.0 61 31-26 21 50TOTAL 5.14 4-3 44 11 0 1 103.1 114 68-59 51 103

Blake Hassebrock’s career statistics Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2008 3.18 0-0 16 0 0 0 17.0 19 13-6 9 142009 5.32 2-1 18 2 0 1 47.1 53 42-28 27 34TOTAL 4.76 2-1 34 2 0 1 64.1 72 55-34 36 48

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GEHRINGERDrewJuniorOutfi elder • 5-11 • 150 Matthews, N.C.Butler HS 29

At UNCGSophomore Season (2008): Started in 29 of the 32 games that he played in during an injury plagued season … was second on the team with 12 doubles despite missing 17 games in the middle of the season … was tied for third on the team with a .299 batting average and was second on the team with a .462 slugging percentage … scored 21 runs and had 12 RBI during the year … went 8-15 with three doubles, four RBI and two runs against Furman in the fi nal series of the season.

Freshman Sea-son (2008): Started 28 of the 39 games that he played in for the year ... hit .267 on 27 hits in 101 at-bats ... recorded four RBI against The Citadel (4/19) after hitting a bas-es-clearing triple and a sacrifi ce fl y ... hit a pinch-hit solo homerun against Princeton (3/15)...had 13 RBI and 17 runs for the season ... also hit fi ve doubles and one homerun.

Summer Ball: Played the sum-mer of 2008 for the Herndon Braves of the Cal Ripken, Sr. Collegiate Baseball League...played outfi eld for coach Chris Smith and was named to the all-star game for his efforts.

High School: 2007 graduate of Butler High School in Matthews, N.C. ... four-year letterwinner as a shortstop under coach Kim Cousar ... in 2007, the Bulldogs swept the conference regular season and went on to win the tournament championship ... in that same year, Gehringer was named all-conference and all-Mecklenburg.

Personal: Drew Cameron Gehringer ... born October 14, 1988 in Char-lotte, N.C. ... son of Charles and Stephanie Gehringer of Matthews, N.C. ... has three brothers, Ryan , Blake , and Chase ... also recruited by Clemson, Appalachian State, The Citadel and Charlotte ... majoring in fi nance at UNCG.

SMITHGregJuniorPitcher • 5-11 • 170 Manorville, N.Y.South Manor HS 19

At UNCGSophomore Season (2009): Started in nine of the 23 games that he appeared … had his best start of the season when he pitched six no-hit innings with four strikeouts before having to be pulled due to a high pitch count … was tied with Warren Slack and Rob Gilliam for the most wins on the team (4) … struck out 48 batters on the year compared to just 29 walks … picked up the win in the season-fi nale against Furman (5/16) after going 5 2/3 innings … allowed no earned runs in 10 of his 23 appearances.

Freshman Season (2008): Made seven starts in 25 appearances as a true freshman ... posted a 6.92 ERA in 67.2 innings of work ... fi nished the year with a 5-2 record and two saves ... struck out a season-high six batters in his fi rst appearance of the year ... had his best start of the season against Western Carolina (3/30) when he went six innings and only allowed two earned runs while striking out fi ve batters ... allowed one or fewer runs in 10 of his 25 appearances ... struck out 59 batters on the year while only yielding 38 walks.

Summer Ball: Played the summer of 2009 for the Southampton Breakers and coach Andrew Lorraine in Southampton, N.Y.

High School: 2007 graduate of East-port/South Manor High School in Manorville, N.Y. ... four-year letter win-ner and three posi-tion player (P/3B/CF) for the Sharks under coach Bob Sal-amone ... two-time all-county and fi rst-team all-state (2006, 2007) ... also select-ed to the All-Long Is-land team in 2006 ... the Sharks were the 2006 Long Island champions ... played four years of basketball where he earned three varsity letters.

Personal: Gregory James Smith... born November 15, 1988 in Hun-tington, N.Y. ... son of Gary and Suzanne Smith of Manorville, N.Y. ... has two brothers, Brent and Jeff ... majoring in recreation and parks management at UNCG.

Drew Gehringer’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2008 .267 39-28 101 17 27 5 1 2 13 7 5-62009 .299 32-29 117 21 35 12 2 1 12 6 6-7TOTAL .284 71-57 218 38 62 17 3 3 25 13 11-13

Greg Smith’s career statistics Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2008 6.92 5-2 25 7 0 2 67.2 86 60-52 38 59 2009 6.93 4-8 23 9 0 2 63.2 80 56-49 29 48TOTAL 6.92 9-10 48 16 0 4 131.1 166 116-101 67 107

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QUINONESRayJuniorInfi elder • 5-11 • 167 New York, N.Y.George Washington HS3

At UNCGSophomore Season (2009): Started in all but one game as a short-stop and second baseman … hit .265 for the year and led the team with 14 doubles … was third on the team in runs scored (30), hits (52), total bases (73) and triples (2) … fi nished the season fourth on the team with 32 RBI … went 4-5 with a RBI and two runs scored in the series clinching 12-4 win over The Citadel (4/19) … tied with Corey Overholtzer and Pedro Leon for the most games played and started (48).

Freshman Season (2008): Started in 58 of 60 games at third base as a true freshman ... fi nished the season with a .256 batting aver-age on 52 hits in 203 at-bats ... hit 13 doubles and also had one triple for the year ... knocked in 35 runs and scored 32 runs ... went 3-4 against Princeton (3/17) with two homeruns, three RBI and three runs scored ... had a season-high six at-bats against Ohio (3/8) and Wofford (5/22).

Summer Ball: Played this past summer in Harrisonburg, Va. for coach Bob Wease and the Harrisonburg Turks.

High School: 2007 graduate of George Washington High School in New York ... earned three varsity letters for the Trojans under coach Steve Mandl ... in his four years as a shortstop he was a Rawlings all-american and a Rawlings North East all-region selection, appeared in the North East Top Pros-pect games, and was named to the New York all-state team ... in 2007 he was ranked 19th nationally by Louisville Slugger.

Personal: Raymond W. Quinones ... born November 9, 1989 in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic ... son of Felix and Amalia Quinones of New York, N.Y. ... has two siblings, Natalie and Allan ... also recruited by Clemson and Southern State Community College ... majoring in hospitality and tourism management at UNCG.

HYATTColbyJuniorPitcher • 6-0 • 190 Huntington Beach, Calif.Los Angeles BaptistCypress CC 24

Prior to UNCGCypress College (2008-09): Played two seasons at Cypress Commu-nity College for coach Scott Pickler … went 2-0 with a 3.98 ERA in nine appearances as a sophomore … made four starts and pitched in 20 1/3 innings … went six innings allowing just two hits and no earned runs, while striking out six to record the win against Salt Lake CC … also recorded a win against San Diego Mesa College when he went fi ve innings and allowed only one earned run on three hits … had a 3.28 ERA as a freshman with a 4-2 record … made six starts and pitched two complete games his fi rst season … in 46 innings pitched he struck out 26 batters while only yielding four walks.

Summer Ball: Played during the summer of 2009 in Huntington Beach, Calif. for coach Jerry Lehman and the Newport Beach Storm.

High School: A four-year letterwinner for coach Mark Hubbard at Los Angeles Baptist … had an 18-8 record over his four seasons and pitched 15 complete games … also had a miniscule 1.78 ERA in four years … earned fi rst-team all-league honors his fi nal three seasons and was a second-team selection his freshman year … garnered the team Cy Young Award as a freshman and the Outstanding Pitcher’s Award as a junior … played in the Goodwill Games in Perth, Australia, where he pitched and won the championship game in 2003.

Personal: Colby Justin Hyatt … born November 26, 1988 in North-ridge, Calif. … son of Kevin and Kim Hyatt … majoring in business with a concentration in accounting at UNCG.

Ray Quinones’ career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2008 .256 58-56 203 32 52 13 1 5 35 13 3-32009 .265 48-48 196 30 52 14 2 1 32 13 8-9TOTAL .261 106-104 399 62 104 27 3 6 67 26 11-12


BARKERChrisJuniorOutfi elder • 5-10 • 185 Racine, Wis.Racine Lutheran HSMadison AreaTechnical College 25

Prior to UNCGMadison Area Technical College (2007-09): Spent three years at Madison Area Technical College where he played for coach Mike Dav-enport … helped lead his team to a 37-12 record last year as a sopho-more with a 9-1 record in conference play … earned a NJCAA Division II Rawlings Gold Glove Award after posting a .978 fi elding percentage as an outfi elder … led the team as a sophomore with a .419 batting average and was second on the team with a .537 slugging percent-age … he added 28 RBI and 39 runs scored on the season … led the team with 20 stolen bases and was hit by pitch a team-high 17 times … hit .315 as a freshman with 20 RBI and 27 runs scored … had two doubles, a triple and two home runs as he had a .424 slugging per-centage … stole 14 bases in 18 attempts during his fi rst season … was granted a medical redshirt during his second season at MATC.

Summer Ball: Played for the Madison Mallards in Madison, Wis. dur-ing the summer of 2009 for coach CJ Thieleke.

High School: Earned four varsity letters at Racine Lutheran High School for coach Bob Mallwitz … he earned all-conference honors three times during his four season … was an all-county honoree two times as well … also was a two-time all-conference and all-county performer in football as well as an all-conference and all-county hon-oree in basketball.

Personal: Christopher Wayne Barker … born July 25, 1988 in Racine, Wis. … son of Chris and Kathy Barker … has two sisters, Danielle and Allison … also recruited by Western Carolina and Iowa … majoring in communication studies at UNCG.

CRUMPMattJuniorCatcher • 6-1 • 195 Matthews, N.C.Butler HSPolk CC 23

Prior to UNCGPolk CC (2008-09): Played one season at Polk Community College in Winter Park, Fla. for coach Jim Arnold … led the team with a .331 bat-ting average … was named second-team All-Suncoast for his efforts … also earned second-team all-state junior college honors … hit eight home runs and had 38 RBI on the year.

Wingate University (2007-08): Played one year at Wingate University in Wingate, N.C. for coach Allen Osborne before transferring to Polk CC … made 17 starts after seeing time in 23 contests … hit .261 on the year with 15 RBI and 12 runs scored … had a .493 slugging per-centage after hitting four doubles and four home runs.

Summer Ball: Played this past season for the Winter Park Diamond Dawgs in Winter Park, Fla. for coach Kenny Brown.

High School: Earned three varsity letters in four seasons for coach Kim Cousar at Butler High School … earned all-conference and all-region honors during his four years … helped lead his team to a regu-lar season and tournament title as a senior … also named to the All-Charlotte Observer team … holds the school record for the most RBI in a season with 35.

Personal: Matthew Scott Crump … born July 20, 1989 in Pittsburgh, Pa. …. son of Scott and Joyce Crump … has three siblings, Mike, Kate and David … also recruited by Maryland and Rhode Island … majoring in sociology at UNCG.


SCHWARZTaylorJuniorInfi elder • 6-2 • 185 Sheboygan, Wis.Sheboygan South HSMadison Area Technical College 7

Prior to UNCGMadison Area Technical College (2008-09): Played two seasons at Madison Area Technical College for coach Mike Davenport … lead the team his sophomore season in hits (63, RBI (44), doubles (14) and home runs (4) … was second on team with a .399 batting aver-age during his second season, behind only current teammate Chris Barker … was also second on the squad in runs scored (42) and slug-ging percentage (.576) … had an impressive freshman campaign as well that saw him hit .295 with 34 runs scored and 24 RBI … hit seven doubles on the year and stole a team-leading 13 bases … also had 25 walks during his freshman season.

Summer Ball: Played for the Sheboygan A’s during the summer of 2008 and 2009 for coach Chad Gehr … His team fi nished fi rst in the North Eastern Wisconsin League both years and he was named the starting pitcher of the 2008 All-Star Game.

High School: Earned four varsity letters for coach Craig Kloes at She-boygan South High School … capped off an impressive senior season by being named fi rst-team all-conference and fi rst-team all-region … he also earned second-team all-state honors and was named to the Wisconsin All-Star game … holds 17 different offensive school re-cords … was elected team MVP and captain in his fi nal year … helped lead his team to a conference championship as a freshman … also lettered twice in football and was named Most Improved as a junior.

Personal: Taylor Mathew Schwarz … born June 26, 1989 in Sheboy-gan, Wis. … son of Gregg and Julie Schwarz … has three siblings, Heather, Kristen and Brandon … father played two years of basketball at St. Cloud Technical College … also recruited by UW-Milwaukee and Iowa … majoring in sociology at UNCG.

WALKERCodyJuniorOutfi elder • 6-1 • 212 Greensboro, N.C.Grimsley HSPitt CC 21

Prior to UNCGPitt Community College (2008-09): Played two seasons for coach Tommy Eason at Pitt Community College … helped lead his team to a NJCAA I Region X Championship as a freshman … started in 35 of the 37 games he played in as a sophomore … hit .364 as a sophomore, which was third best on the team … recorded 46 RBI and scored 30 runs as well … also had a .568 slugging percentage as a sophomore and was a perfect 7-7 on stolen base attempts … hit .293 as a fresh-man as he started in 21 of the 31 games he saw action … hit 19 RBI and scored 11 runs during his fi rst season … also had a .386 on-base percentage.

Summer Ball: Played this past summer for coach Dale Ijames and the Kernersville Bulldogs in Kernersville, N.C. … helped lead his team to the Carolina-Virginia Collegiate League tournament title … hit .270 over the summer with 20 RBI and 16 runs scored.

High School: Played four years for coach Alan Ashkinazy at nearby Grimsley High School … helped lead his team to the Metro 4A Con-ference Championship as a senior … was named tournament MVP of the 71st High School Easter Tournament during his junior season … represented Greensboro at the Colt World Series as a sophomore and freshman … also played two years of football as a tight end and defensive end.

Personal: Christopher Cody Walker … born June 16, 1989 in Atlanta, Ga. … son of Chris and Evelyn Walker … has two sisters, Lauren and Emily … majoring in sports medicine at UNCG.


RAYNORBradR-SophomoreOutfi elder • 5-9 • 180 Hamilton, N.J.Lawrenceville Prep15

At UNCGRedshirt Freshman Season (2009): Saw action in 23 games during the season, starting 10 of them as the designated hitter…batted .375 for the season after hitting safely in 15 of his 40 at-bats during the season … went 3-3 with four RBI, three runs scored, two walks and a home run in the 14-4 win against Furman (5/15) … in a loss to Sam-ford (3/29) he went 2-3 with two RBI, a run scored, a walk and a home run … recorded 11 RBI and scored 13 runs on the season.

Freshman Sea-son (2008): Redshirted the 2008 season.

High School: 2007 graduate of Lawrencev-ille Prep in Lawrenceville, N.J. ... played four years and earned four varsity letters for the Big Red under coach Champ Atlee ... named to the New Jersey State Interscho-lastic Athletic A s s o c i a t i o n fi rst-team his junior and se-nior year, se-lected to the second-team his sophomore year ... named to local all-prep and all-area teams in 2006 and 2007 ... the Big Red were the Mid-Atlantic Prep League and Prep State Champions in 2004, also won the Prep State title in 2006.

Personal: Bradley Thomas Raynor ... born September 17, 1989 in Trenton, N.J. ... son of Thomas and Kimberly Raynor of Hamilton, N.J. ... has a 22-year-old brother named Christopher ... also recruited by Wofford, Niagara, and Fairleigh Dickinson ... majoring in accounting at UNCG.

Brad Raynor’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2009 .375 23-10 40 13 15 0 0 2 11 5 2-2TOTAL .375 23-10 40 13 15 0 0 2 11 5 2-2

FRABASILEJoeyR-SophomoreInfi elder • 6-2 • 195 Bronx, N.Y.Fordham Prep 5

At UNCGRedshirt Freshman Season (2009): Played in 20 games during his redshirt freshman seasons, making fi ve starts as a fi rst baseman, third baseman and designated hitter … recorded six RBI and fi ve runs scored in 31 plate appearances … went 1-1 with a double, walk and run scored in the fi rst game of the year against Kent State (2/20) … hit a solo home run in the ninth inning against Appalachian State (5/9) as a pinch hitter … had two RBI and a run scored against Lafay-ette (3/17) … also registered four walks on the season.

Freshman Season (2008): Redshirted the 2008 season.

Summer Ball: Played the summer of 2009 for the Frozen Ropes and coach Tony Arichello where he was named to the all-star game as a fi rst base-man.

High School: 2007 gradu-ate of Ford-ham Prep in Bronx, NY... played four years and earned three varsity letters for the Rams baseball team under coach Steve Pettus... as a short-s t o p / t h i r d baseman he was named to the Rawlings All-Northeast fi rst-team... ranked 115th in the Northeast by Top Prospect... selected to the 2007 Northeast Top Prospect games... named the Ram’s Most Valuable Player.

Personal: Joseph A. Frabasile ... born March 28, 1989 in Bronx, N.Y. ... son of Carmelo and Lillian Frabasile of Hartsdale, N.Y. ... father played four years for John Jay ... has two brothers, Gabriel and An-thony ... also recruited by Michigan, Mercer, High Point, Maine, and UAB ... majoring in political science at UNCG.

Joey Frabasile’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2008* .200 5-0 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-02009 .161 20-5 31 5 5 1 0 1 6 4 1-1TOTAL .167 25-5 36 5 6 1 0 1 6 4 1-1*Earned medical redshirt in 2008

he Rawlings All Northeast first team ranked 115th


MCBRIDEWesR-SophomorePitcher • 6-2 • 205 Lewisville, N.C.West Forsyth HS 18

At UNCGRedshirt Freshman Season (2009): Appeared in six games out of the bullpen during his second season with the Spartans … pitched two innings against Kent State (2/22) where he allowed just one hit and no earned runs while striking out three … allowed no runs and no hits against Samford (3/28) … struck out fi ve while allowing only two walks.


Summer Ball: Played the summer of 2009 for coach Derek Shoe and the Lake Norman Copperheads in Lake Norman, N.C.

High School: 2007 graduate of West Forsyth High School in Clem-mons, N.C. ... played four years and earned two varsity letters for the Titans under coach Randy Pope as a pitcher ... in 2007, was selected to the all-county team and the East-West games ... Titans were the 2007 Conference Champions ... appeared in the 2006 State Games.

Personal: Wesley Stewart McBride... born April 1, 1989 in Lewisville, N.C. ... son of Hugh and Susan McBride of Lewisville, N.C. ... father is a graduate of High Point University and now works in management ... mother is an RN and a graduate of Forsyth Tech ... has a brother named Nicholas ... also recruited by Western Carolina, Appalachian State, and Clemson ... majoring in economics at UNCG.

Wes McBride’s career statistics Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2009 7.71 0-0 6 0 0 0 4.2 7 8-4 2 5TOTAL 7.71 0-0 6 0 0 0 4.2 7 8-4 2 5

CUCCHIARELLAJohnR-SophomoreInfi elder • 5-10 • 160 Katonah, N.Y.Somers HS 2

At UNCGRedshirt Freshman Season (2009): Played in 21 games during his redshirt freshman season, including making one start against Elon (4/3) … hit .238 on the year in 21 at-bats … went 2-2 against Appala-chian State (5/9) and added a stolen base … had his lone RBI of the season on a sacrifi ce fl y in the 3-2 extra-inning loss to Furman (5/14) … went 1-1 in games against Campbell (2/25), Samford (3/29) and NC State (4/21) … scored his only run of the season against Kent State (2/22) after drawing a walk.


High School: 2007 graduate of Somers High School in Lake Lin-colndale, NY... three-year let-terwinner for the Tuskers as a shortstop...two-time all-section and all-league... 2007 league MVP, fi rst-team a l l - s e c t i o n , and selected to Northeast Top Prospect team... named 2007 MVP... for the fi rst time in Somers history, the team took the section IA title and tallied the school’s best season re-cord.

Personal: John Thomas Cuc-chiarella... born May 26, 1989 in Katonah, NY... son of John and Doris Cucchiarella of Katonah, NY... has two brothers, Nick (21) and Christian (12)... cousin Alex Cucchiarella plays for St. Thomas Aquinas... also recruited by the College of Charleston, University of Maine, Boston College, and Feliccian College... has not yet chosen a major.

John Cucchiarella’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2009 .238 21-1 21 1 5 0 0 0 1 2 1-2TOTAL .238 21-1 21 1 5 0 0 0 1 2 1-2

arella of Katonah NY has two brothers Nick (21)


PARISHMattSophomorePitcher • 6-4 • 215 Morristown, N.J.Morristown HS 20

Freshman Season (2009): Made seven starts in 19 appearances as a true freshman … went 3-1 with a 4.70 ERA on the season … his ERA was second-best on the team and eighth-best in the SoCon … in his 51 2/3 innings of work he struck out 43 batters and walked just 21 … was fi fth in the Southern Conference by holding opposing batters to a .259 average … allowed one run or less in 12 of his 19 appearances … picked up a no decision in his best start of the season against Fur-man (5/14) after going 7 1/3 innings and allowing only two hits and one earned run … allowed just 53 hits during the season, which was the best in the SoCon … struck out a season-best six batters after pitching 5 1/3 innings and giving up only one earned run in a no deci-sion against Davidson (4/26).

Summer Ball: Pitched this past summer for coach Tom Fleenor and the Battle Creek Bombers in Battle Creek, Mich. where he helped lead his team to the most wins in franchise history.

High School: A four-year letter-winner at Morris-town High School in Morristown, N.J. for coach Harry Shatel and coach Josh Ury … was named all conference his last three years … was also named all area once … named to the Rawlings pre-season all region team prior to his senior season … as a sophomore he pitched in the state champion-ship game.

Personal: Law-rence Matthew Parish II … born January 6, 1990 in Morristown, N.J. … son of Larry Parish and Bonnie Hicks … has four siblings, Virginia, Dan, Storm and Victoria … great grandfather, Billy Holm, played for the Red Sox and Cubs … also recruited by College of Charleston, Florida International, Villanova and Western Carolina … majoring in exercise and sports science at UNCG.

RICHARDSKrisSophomoreInfi elder • 6-0 • 180 Garner, N.C.West Johnston HS 14

Freshman Season (2009): Started at second base, shortstop and third base in 34 of the 45 games that he appeared in as a true fresh-man … batted .234 for the year with 16 RBI and 23 runs scored … went 3-5 with two runs scored, including the game-tying home run, in the 9-7 win against High Point in 12 innings … helped propel the Spartans to their fi rst conference win by hitting his fi rst career home run against Wofford (4/9).

Summer Ball: Played this past summer for the Carolina Stingers and coach Cliff Allred in Fort Mill, S.C. where he participated in the home run competition at the all-star game … he hit .315 with 13 RBI and 21 runs scored over the summer.

High School: Played four years for coach Mike Jacobs at West Johnston High School in Ben-son, N.C. … was the conference player of the year his senior season and named to the all-state team … he was also an al l-conference selection twice … played in the State Games as a junior and senior … led his team in homeruns with eight his senior season … also was a three-year letterwinner in football where he was an all-conference se-lection … played one season of soccer and was named all-conference and all-district … also played three seasons of basketball … was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Kris Curtis Richards … born December 6, 1989 in Great Falls, Montana … son of David and Keri Anne Richards … has a younger brother, Peyton … also recruited by East Carolina, Appala-chian State, Navy and Campbell … majoring in exercise and sports science with a concentration in sports medicine at UNCG.

Kris Richard’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2009 .234 45-34 124 23 29 4 1 2 16 14 2-2TOTAL .234 45-34 124 23 29 4 1 2 16 14 2-2

Matt Parish’s career statistics Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2009 4.70 3-1 19 7 0 0 51.2 53 30-27 21 43TOTAL 4.70 3-1 19 7 0 0 51.2 53 30-27 21 43

nuary 6 1990 in Morristown N J son of Larry

cer and was named all conference and all district


FURLZachSophomorePitcher • 6-0 • 207 Sanford, N.C.Lee County HS 26

Freshman Season (2009): Made 21 appearances during the season out of the bullpen as a freshman…had a 5.09 ERA in 35 1/3 innings of work during the year…went 1-0 on the year after throwing 3 1/3 innings of no-hit relief to pick up the win against NC State (4/21)…recorded his only save of the season after giving up only three hits in four innings in the 13-4 win against North Carolina A&T (3/31)…struck out 23 batters while allowing 16 walks…allowed one earned run or less in 14 of his 21 appearances and allowed more than two earned runs only twice … was also named to the chancellor’s list.

Summer Ball: Played this past summer in Bal-timore, Md. for coach Mark Russo and the Maryland Red-birds … helped lead his team to a second-place fi nish in the Cal Ripken Sr. League Tourna-ment.

High School: Earned four varsity letters while playing at Lee County High School for coach Charlie Spivey … named to the all-state team after his senior season and was team MVP his junior and senior season … selected to play in the East/West all-star game as well as they North Carolina vs. South Carolina all-star game ... was the team MVP his junior and senior season … had an 8-2 record with a 0.9 ERA as a team captain his senior year … played in the State Games as a junior … was a member of the National Honor Society and president of DECA as a senior … also a member of FCA.

Personal: Zachary Charles Furl … born January 7, 1990 in Hunting-ton, WV … son of Eric and Kimberly Furl … has one younger brother, Alex … also recruited by Appalachian State, Elon, Western Carolina, East Carolina, North Carolina and NC State … majoring in fi nance at UNCG.

FREDERICKAlexSophomoreInfi elder • 6-1 • 180 Cockeysville, Md.Dulaney HS 10

Freshman Season (2009): Played in 42 games as a true freshman, including 24 games started, as a shortstop, second baseman and third baseman … had six RBI and 10 runs scored on the year … went 2-5 with a double and two runs scored in an extra inning loss to Ap-palachian State (5/10) … recorded 15 walks during his freshman season … went 1-3 with a double and run scored on the road against Duke (3/4).

Summer Ball: Played this past summer for coach Mark Russo and the Maryland Redbirds in Baltimore, Md. … started in 39 of the 42 games at shortstop and helped lead his team to a runner-up fi nish in the Cal Ripkin Sr. League.

High School: Four-year varsity letterwinner at Dulaney High School for coach Carl Allender in Timonium, Md. … was a two-time all-division and one-time all-county player … named fi rst-team all-metro, fi rst-team all-digital sports his senior season … a pre-season all-state member prior to his senior sea-son … honored as a four-state all-star clas-sic and Brooks Robinson all-star member…was a member of Team Mary-land … holds the career record for hits at his high school and led the county in homeruns and triples his senior year … his team won two division championships in his four years … also a starter on the basket-ball team for three years.

Personal: Brian Alexander Frederick … born January 23, 1990 in Bal-timore, Md. … son of Brian and Kim Frederick … has three sisters, Lauren, Meghan and Sara … also recruited by Radford, High Point and Towson … majoring in business fi nance at UNCG.

Alex Frederick’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2009 .139 42-24 79 10 11 3 0 0 6 15 0-1TOTAL .139 42-24 79 10 11 3 0 0 6 15 0-1

Zach Furl’s career statistics Yr. ERA W-L APP GS GC SV IP H R-ER BB SO 2009 5.09 1-0 21 0 0 1 35.1 39 22 20-16 23TOTAL 5.09 1-0 21 0 0 1 35.1 39 22 20-16 23

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EDWARDSTrevorSophomoreCatcher • 6-2 • 210 Toronto, Ontario, CanadaTaddle Creek Academy33

Freshman Season: Started 37 of the 42 games he saw action in as a catcher and designated hitter as a freshman … he hit .260 for the year after recording 38 hits in 146 at-bats … was fi fth-best on the team with 30 RBI and also added 12 runs scored … had his best game of the season in a 10-6 win at Wofford (4/9) after he hit two doubles and a home run with three RBI and two runs scored … tied for the team lead with four home runs on the year … also had a three-hit perfor-mance at Campbell (2/25).

Summer Ball: Played catcher this past summer for the Alexandria Beetles in Alexandria, Minn. for coach Seth Maier.

High School: Played for coach Harvey Rainbow at Leaside High School in To-ronto, Ontario, Canada … also played hockey, basketball and volleyball for the Lancers … was named team MVP of the baseball, basketball and volleyball team … led the con-ference in scor-ing for his bas-ketball team.

P e r s o n a l : Trevor Scott Edwards…born August 24, 1989 in Palo Alto, Calif. … son of Aled and Elizabeth Edwards … both of his parents are Stanford graduates and now pro-fessors at the University of Toronto … father played football at McGill University … Has an older sister, Cristyn, and a younger brother, Ste-phen … also recruited by Michigan State, Cal Poly and Richmond … majoring in geography at UNCG.

ENZORLloydSophomoreInfi elder • 6-2 • 215 Whiteville, N.C.Whiteville HSSoutheastern CC

Prior to UNCGSoutheastern Community College (2009)Played one season at Southeastern Community College for coach Scott Johnson … earned fi rst-team All-American Division II Junior College honors … fi nished the year with a .534 batting average and 56 RBI … also was named Region X Player of the Year and Defensive Player of the Year … hit 15 home runs during the year and had a .952 slugging percentage … also earned 22 walks during the season.

Summer Ball: Played this past summer in Martinsville, Va. for coach Barry Powell and the Martinsville Mustangs.

High School: Lettered all four years in baseball for coach Brett Har-wood at Whiteville High School … was named all-conference his fi nal two years … earned all-region honors as a senior as well … was also a four-year football player … he earned all-conference and all-county honors during his fi nal two years … is also an Eagle Scout.

Personal: Lloyd Garrett Enzor … born January 7, 1990 in Whiteville, N.C. … son of Brooks and Shannon Enzor … has one younger sibling, Logan … has yet to declare a major at UNCG.

BRINDLEEricFreshmanInfi elder • 6-0 • 183 Pickerington, OhioPickerington North HS

Summer Ball: Played six seasons as an infi elder for coach Harry Hus-key and the Columbus Cobras … helped lead his team to the 16-un-der C.A.B.A. National Championship in Marietta, Ga. in 2007.

High School: Played four years at Pickerington High School North for coach Tim Thomas … helped lead his team to a state runner-up fi n-ish as a senior and two league titles also … was named all-league and all-district his fi nal three seasons … earned fi rst-team all-state honors as a senior … hit .459 with 32 RBI and 49 runs scored as a senior … holds the school record for batting average, walks and hits in a season … was also a standout on the hardwood as he lettered three seasons in basketball … earned all-league and all-district honors all three seasons of basketball … set the school record for most points, steals and assists in a career … was also a honor roll student all four years.

Personal: Eric Nikolas Brindle … born September 30, 1990 in Co-lumbus, Ohio … son of Bob and Lana Brindle … has one older sister, Stephanie … also recruited by UAB, Dayton and Miami (OH) … major-ing in exercise and sports science at UNCG.

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Trevor Edward’s career statistics Yr. Avg. G-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SB-A 2009 .260 42-37 146 12 38 7 0 4 30 13 0-0TOTAL .260 42-37 146 12 38 7 0 4 30 13 0-0


LEACHZachFreshmanCatcher/Outfi elder • 6-2 • 185Herndon, Va.Herndon HS 35

Summer Ball: Played two seasons for Diamond Skills Baseball in the Washington D.C. metro area for coach Mark Gibbs.

High School: Played four seasons as a catcher and outfi elder for coach Al McCulloch at Herndon High School … earned numerous honors following his senior season, including being named district player of the year and all-state … was also named all-district and all-region … garnered all-metro and all-Gameday Magazine honors following his fi nal season as well … earned team MVP honors as a senior after hitting a school record .528 to break the single season record … was also a standout on the football fi eld as a running back and linebacker for four seasons … was named all-district and all-Gameday Magazine following his senior season … was also named to the all-star game and team MVP his fi nal year … earned academic athlete honors all four years.

Personal: Zachary James Leach … born June 30, 1991 in Arlington, Va. … son of Jim and Elizabeth Leach … has one older brother, Nick … also recruited by George Mason, Rider and George Washington … majoring in business at UNCG.

HOLLSTEGGETylerFreshmanPitcher • 6-2 • 185Hamilton, OhioSt. Xavier HS 37

SLADEHarryFreshmanOutfi elder • 5-10 • 160Baltimore, Md.Loyola Blakefi eld HS1

Summer Ball: Pitched and played centerfi eld for the Maryland Ori-oles in Baltimore, Md. for coach Wade Keenan … helped his team to the Maryland Collegiate Baseball League regular season champion-ship … hit .345 over the summer with 21 runs scored and 10 RBI.

High School: Earned four varsity letters at Loyola Blakefi eld High School in Towson, Md. for coach Paul Schiminger … named fi rst-team all-metro and fi rst-team all-county after his senior season … set a school record his senior season with a .998 slugging percent-age … helped his team advance the semifi nals during his fi nal year … earned second-team all-metro honors following his junior season … also earned one varsity letter as a freshman on the soccer team.

Personal: Harry Montrose Slade IV … born May 30, 1991 in Balti-more, Md. … son of Harry III and Pauline Slade … has two younger siblings, Chris and Jenny … grandfather, Frank Billings Sr., was drafted out of high school by the Washington Senators … uncle, Frank Billings Jr., played baseball at Montgomery Community Col-lege … also recruited by Western Carolina, Old Dominion, Appala-chian State and Radford … majoring in business at UNCG.

Summer Ball: Played four seasons for coach Tom Weiser and the Cincinnati Heat in Cincinnati, Ohio.

High School: Earned three varsity letters at St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, Ohio for coach Bill Slinger … earned fi rst-team all-city honors … played in the Southwest Ohio League All-Star game … also was named honorable mention all-state … helped lead his team to a district championship as a sophomore … was an honor student all four years as well.

Personal: Tyler Joseph Hollstegge … born December 17, 1990 in Cincinnati, Ohio … son of Mark and Lisa Hollstegge … father played baseball at Xavier … has two siblings, Mark and Kasey … brother, Mark, played baseball for Furman … majoring in business at UNCG.

U N C G B A S E B A L L M E D I A G U I D E 2 0 0 9 S E A S O N R E V I E W • 2 3

Record: 20-29 Home: 14-14 Away: 5-15 Neutral: 1-0 SoCon: 7-21

TEAM GAME HIGHS

PLAYER AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 3 ED JAYJACK .343 31-31 105 18 36 5 1 4 21 55 .524 20 6 20 0 .459 4 0 2-2 211 13 5 .97824 PEDRO LEON .320 48-48 175 39 56 9 1 4 36 79 .451 30 15 24 2 .453 3 2 18-20 179 13 4 .98029 DREW GEHRINGER .299 32-29 117 21 35 12 2 1 12 54 .462 6 1 30 3 .339 0 2 6-7 64 4 2 .97122 COREY OVERHOLTZER .299 48-48 201 32 60 10 6 3 36 91 .453 18 5 37 5 .367 2 1 14-18 117 3 2 .98437 BRENT O’BERRY .289 44-42 159 22 46 7 0 0 33 53 .333 18 2 32 1 .363 3 3 2-4 100 5 2 .98110 RAYMOND FRIAS .270 34-30 89 18 24 1 0 0 3 25 .281 15 1 25 2 .381 0 4 0-0 35 59 14 .870 6 RAY QUINONES .265 48-48 196 30 52 14 2 1 32 73 .372 13 1 38 7 .308 4 3 8-9 58 107 11 .93818 TREVOR EDWARDS .260 42-37 146 12 38 7 0 4 30 57 .390 13 3 32 7 .331 1 0 0-0 149 16 3 .98214 KRIS RICHARDS .234 45-34 124 23 29 4 1 2 16 41 .331 14 3 28 4 .324 1 5 2-2 31 88 8 .93723 MICHAEL WALL .232 38-33 112 24 26 2 3 2 15 40 .357 18 9 32 2 .381 0 0 7-7 162 33 9 .95612 ALEX FREDERICK .139 42-24 79 10 11 3 0 0 6 14 .177 15 2 20 3 .286 2 3 0-1 44 78 7 .946--------------15 BRADLEY RAYNOR .375 23-10 40 13 15 0 0 2 11 21 .525 5 2 9 0 .468 0 1 2-2 0 0 0 .00019 ROB GILLIAM .294 9-8 34 4 10 3 0 0 3 13 .382 1 0 7 2 .306 1 0 0-0 54 11 3 .956 1 JOHN CUCCHIARELLA .238 21-1 21 1 5 0 0 0 1 5 .238 2 2 4 1 .346 1 1 1-2 4 2 0 1.000 9 JACOB GOLLIDAY .212 16-9 33 6 7 0 0 0 1 7 .212 7 0 11 1 .341 1 1 0-0 30 1 1 .96921 ERIC TEMPLE .200 16-4 20 6 4 0 0 0 0 4 .200 4 0 8 0 .333 0 1 2-2 7 0 0 1.00013 JOEY FRABASILE .161 20-5 31 5 5 1 0 1 6 9 .290 4 1 9 0 .263 2 0 1-1 32 9 2 .953 8 TYLER VOGLER .000 4-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 1 .250 0 0 0-0 2 0 0 1.00017 GREG MARTIN .000 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 2 5 2 .778

TOTALS .272 49-49 1685 284 459 78 16 24 262 641 .380 203 54 367 41 .364 25 27 65-77 1308 483 78 .958OPPONENTS .286 49-49 1792 376 512 114 18 65 356 857 .478 202 46 359 21 .370 16 15 74-87 1303 510 61 .967

LOB - TEAM (408), OPP (388). DPS TURNED - TEAM (31), OPP (54). CI - TEAM (1), EDWARDS 1, OPP (1). IBB - TEAM (0), OPP (3). PICKED OFF - GEHRINGER 3, JAYJACK 1, WALL 1, O’BERRY 1.

PLAYER ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO/SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HBP BK SFA SHA

27 WARREN SLACK 3.77 4-0 23 7 0 0 0/1 62.0 61 31 26 21 50 19 0 3 243 .251 12 4 1 0 420 MATT PARISH 4.70 3-1 19 7 0 0 0/0 51.2 53 30 27 21 43 8 1 6 205 .259 3 4 0 2 019 ROB GILLIAM 5.76 4-6 24 4 0 0 0/4 65.2 57 49 42 29 78 12 1 10 254 .224 4 12 0 0 1 7 GREG SMITH 6.93 4-8 23 9 0 0 0/2 63.2 80 56 49 29 48 18 0 15 264 .303 14 4 2 2 2--------------26 ZACH FURL 5.09 1-0 21 0 0 0 0/1 35.1 39 22 20 16 23 12 4 5 141 .277 3 1 0 2 231 BLAKE HASSEBROCK 5.32 2-1 18 2 0 0 0/1 47.1 53 42 28 27 34 10 1 4 194 .273 5 5 1 1 233 WES MCBRIDE 7.71 0-0 6 0 0 0 0/0 4.2 7 8 4 2 5 1 0 1 24 .292 0 5 0 0 030 MARK PETERSON 8.10 0-0 4 0 0 0 0/0 3.1 4 3 3 1 4 2 0 2 14 .286 2 0 0 0 017 GREG MARTIN 8.12 1-7 12 11 0 0 0/0 47.2 70 55 43 12 34 14 3 9 207 .338 4 7 0 4 3 5 ADAM DAUFELDT 9.45 0-0 7 0 0 0 0/0 6.2 8 7 7 3 9 1 1 1 28 .286 2 0 0 0 016 ALEX SHELTON 10.98 1-6 14 9 0 0 0/0 39.1 61 53 48 32 24 12 5 8 171 .357 3 2 0 4 1 2 IAN PHILLIPS 15.95 0-0 8 0 0 0 0/0 7.1 14 16 13 8 7 4 2 0 38 .368 5 2 0 1 044 ZACH HOWELL 20.25 0-0 1 0 0 0 0/0 1.1 5 4 3 1 0 1 0 1 9 .556 0 0 0 0 0

TOTALS 6.46 20-29 49 49 0 0 0/9 436.0 512 376 313 202 359 114 18 65 1792 .286 57 46 4 16 15OPPONENTS 4.58 29-20 49 49 0 1 1 7 434.1 459 284 221 203 367 78 16 24 1685 .272 46 54 5 2 5 27

PB - TEAM (20), EDWARDS 7, JAYJACK 7, GOLLIDAY 4, LEON 2, OPP (16). PICKOFFS - TEAM (3), GILLIAM 1, SHELTON 1, PARISH 1, OPP (6). SBA/ATT - EDWARDS (41-48), LEON (16-19), JAYJACK (14-16), SHELTON (13-14), GILLIAM (13-14), SMITH (10-13), PARISH (11-12), SLACK (7-10), HASSEBROCK (8-9), MARTIN (4-7), FURL (4-4), GOLLIDAY (3-3), PHILLIPS (2-2), MCBRIDE (1-1), DAUFELDT (1-1).

At bats: _____________ 47 - at High Point (Apr. 29)Runs scored: _________ 15 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 17)Hits: ______________ 18 - vs. The Citadel (Apr. 19)_____________________ 18 - at Furman (May 15)RBIs: ______________ 15 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 17)Doubles: ______________ 5 - at Wofford (Apr. 11)Triples: ______________ 2 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 17)___________________ 2 - vs. The Citadel (Apr. 19)Home runs: _____________ 3 - at Wofford (Apr. 9)Total bases: ________ 27 - vs. The Citadel (Apr. 19)_____________________ 27 - at Furman (May 15)Walks: _____________ 11 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 17)Strikeouts: ____________ 16 - at Furman (May 14)Sac hits: ___________ 4 - vs. The Citadel (Apr. 18)Sac fl ies: _____ 3 - vs. North Carolina A&T (Mar. 31)

Stolen bases: ___________ 6 - at Wofford (Apr. 11)Hit by pitch: _________ 4 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 22)Caught stealing: ______ 2 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 22)_______________ 2 - vs. Appalachian State (May 9)Runners LOB: __________ 16 - at Furman (May 16)Hit into DP: __________ 4 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 20)__________________________ 4 - at Elon (Apr. 3)Putouts: ____________ 36 - at High Point (Apr. 29)Assists: _____________ 16 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 18)_____________________ 16 - at Wofford (Apr. 11)_____________________ 16 - at Furman (May 16)Errors: _____________ 5 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 22)Passed balls: ________ 3 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 20)DPs turned: __________3 - vs. Kent State (Feb. 21)Innings pitched: _____ 12.0 - at High Point (Apr. 29)

Runs allowed: ________ 19 - vs. Ken State (Feb. 22)______________ 19 - vs. Appalachian State (May 9)Earned runs: ____ 17 - vs. Appalachian State (May 9)Walks allowed: ________________ 8 - (four times)Strikeouts: _____________ 13 - at Wofford (Apr. 9)Hits allowed: ____ 24 - vs. Appalachian State (May 9)Doubles allowed: ____________ 8 - at Elon (Apr. 5)Triples allowed: 2 - at College of Charleston (Mar. 6)____________________ 2 - vs. Lafayette (Mar. 17)________________2 - vs. Appalachian State (My 9)Homers allowed: 5 - at College of Charleston (Mar. 7)Wild pitches: ____________ 4 vs. Albany (Mar. 21)______________________ 4 - at Wofford (Apr. 11)Hit batters: ____________ 4 - vs Samford (Mar. 28)

2009 STATISTICS

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2009 OVERALL RESULTS Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall SoCon Pitcher of record Attend Time

Feb 20, 2009 KENT STATE 2-18 L 2-6-4 18-15-2 9 0-1-0 0-0-0 Gilliam (L 0-1) 325 3:26

Feb 21, 2009 KENT STATE 6-9 L 6-10-1 9-14-1 (11) 0-2-0 0-0-0 Smith (L 0-1) 327 4:28

Feb 22, 2009 KENT STATE 6-19 L 6-6-5 19-18-1 9 0-3-0 0-0-0 Martin (L 0-1) 256 3:21

Feb 25, 2009 at Campbell 3-17 L 3-8-3 17-21-0 9 0-4-0 0-0-0 Gilliam (L 0-2) 331 2:49

Feb 27, 2009 PRINCETON W 6-5 6-9-0 5-11-1 9 1-4-0 0-0-0 Smith (W 1-1) 147 2:48

Mar 04, 2009 at Duke 3-11 L 3-7-0 11-13-0 9 1-5-0 0-0-0 Shelton (L 0-1) 212 2:42

* Mar 06, 2009 at Collegeof Charleston 0-8 L 0-3-4 8-8-0 9 1-6-0 0-1-0 Martin (L 0-2) 105 8:19

* Mar 07, 2009 at Collegeof Charleston 4-11 L 4-7-4 11-11-1 9 1-7-0 0-2-0 Shelton (L 0-2) 227 2:41

* Mar 08, 2009 at Collegeof Charleston 1-7 L 1-10-0 7-10-0 9 1-8-0 0-3-0 Smith (L 1-2) 378 2:24

Mar 11, 2009 OLD DOMINION W 4-1 4-6-1 1-7-1 9 2-8-0 0-3-0 Slack (W 1-0) 187 2:23

* Mar 15, 2009 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 6-11 L 6-11-3 11-9-0 9 2-9-0 0-4-0 Martin (L 0-3) 116 3:02

Mar 17, 2009 LAFAYETTE W 15-8 15-11-2 8-8-2 9 3-9-0 0-4-0 Parish (W 1-0) 205 3:06

Mar 18, 2009 LAFAYETTE W 8-5 8-9-1 5-6-2 9 4-9-0 0-4-0 Slack (W 2-0) 258 2:29

Mar 20, 2009 ALBANY W 4-3 4-8-1 3-9-1 9 5-9-0 0-4-0 Martin (W 1-3) 343 2:16

Mar 21, 2009 ALBANY W 7-3 7-11-1 3-3-1 9 6-9-0 0-4-0 Smith (W 2-2) 251 2:42

Mar 22, 2009 ALBANY W 10-6 10-14-2 6-6-1 9 7-9-0 0-4-0 Gilliam (W 1-2) 257 2:55

Mar 24, 2009 at NC State 3-4 L 3-8-3 4-9-1 9 7-10-0 0-4-0 Parish (L 1-1) 948 3:02

* Mar 28, 2009 SAMFORD 1-13 L 1-8-2 13-12-1 9 7-11-0 0-5-0 Martin (L 1-4) 146 2:50

* Mar 29, 2009 SAMFORD 7-9 L 7-13-1 9-12-0 9 7-12-0 0-6-0 Smith (L 2-3) 262 2:54

* Mar 29, 2009 SAMFORD 3-15 L 3-12-2 15-12-0 7 7-13-0 0-7-0 Gilliam (L 1-3) 273 2:33

^ Mar 31, 2009 vsNorth Carolina A&T W 13-4 13-11-1 4-11-2 9 8-13-0 0-7-0 Parish (W 2-1) 564 2:42

Apr 01, 2009 at Wake Forest 3-4 L 3-6-2 4-8-4 9 8-14-0 0-7-0 Shelton (L 0-3) 127 2:24

* Apr 03, 2009 at Elon 1-2 L 1-5-1 2-5-1 9 8-15-0 0-8-0 Martin (L 1-5) 542 2:15

* Apr 04, 2009 at Elon 2-12 L 2-7-2 12-11-1 9 8-16-0 0-9-0 Shelton (L 0-4) 412 2:55

* Apr 05, 2009 at Elon 9-15 L 9-10-0 15-15-0 9 8-17-0 0-10-0 Smith (L 2-4) 403 3:01

Apr 08, 2009 DUKE W 13-4 13-9-0 4-8-1 9 9-17-0 0-10-0 Smith (W 3-4) 348 2:53

* Apr 09, 2009 at Wofford W 10-6 10-10-1 6-10-0 9 10-17-0 1-10-0 Gilliam (W 2-3) 349 3:09

* Apr 11, 2009 at Wofford 8-13 L 8-11-2 13-13-2 9 10-18-0 1-11-0 Smith (L 3-5) 0 3:18

* Apr 11, 2009 at Wofford W 7-6 7-13-1 6-12-0 9 11-18-0 2-11-0 Hassebrock (W 1-0) 439 2:59

Apr 15, 2009 WAKE FOREST W 10-4 10-10-1 4-5-3 9 12-18-0 2-11-0 Slack (W 3-0) 347 2:39

* Apr 17, 2009 THE CITADEL 4-10 L 4-7-2 10-16-1 9 12-19-0 2-12-0 Martin (L 1-6) 246 3:01

* Apr 18, 2009 THE CITADEL W 8-3 8-9-0 3-9-4 9 13-19-0 3-12-0 Gilliam (W 3-3) 419 2:55

* Apr 19, 2009 THE CITADEL W 12-4 12-18-1 4-11-0 9 14-19-0 4-12-0 Parish (W 3-1) 267 2:42

Apr 21, 2009 NC STATE W 5-3 5-7-0 3-5-1 9 15-19-0 4-12-0 Furl (W 1-0) 443 3:07

* Apr 24, 2009 at Davidson 4-5 L 4-9-1 5-7-1 9 15-20-0 4-13-0 Smith (L 3-6) 624 2:22

* Apr 25, 2009 at Davidson 2-4 L 2-6-1 4-10-2 9 15-21-0 4-14-0 Gilliam (L 3-4) 263 2:49

* Apr 26, 2009 at Davidson 4-5 L 4-9-2 5-12-3 (11) 15-22-0 4-15-0 Hassebrock (L 1-1) 333 3:36

Apr 28, 2009 NORTH CAROLINA A&T 6-7 L 6-7-1 7-10-4 9 15-23-0 4-15-0 Shelton (L 0-5) 367 2:46

Apr 29, 2009 at High Point W 9-7 9-15-4 7-11-1 (12) 16-23-0 4-15-0 Gilliam (W 4-4) 421 3:39

* May 01, 2009 WESTERN CAROLINA 3-10 L 3-6-1 10-13-3 9 16-24-0 4-16-0 Smith (L 3-7) 247 2:50

* May 02, 2009 WESTERN CAROLINA 4-9 L 4-9-2 9-9-0 9 16-25-0 4-17-0 Martin (L 1-7) 374 2:39

* May 03, 2009 WESTERN CAROLINA 4-9 L 4-9-1 9-12-1 9 16-26-0 4-18-0 Shelton (L 0-6) 283 2:44

* May 08, 2009 APPALACHIAN STATE W 3-1 3-8-0 1-5-0 9 17-26-0 5-18-0 Hassebrock (W 2-1) 357 2:33

* May 09, 2009 APPALACHIAN STATE 4-19 L 4-6-2 19-24-1 9 17-27-0 5-19-0 Smith (L 3-8) 352 2:52

* May 10, 2009 APPALACHIAN STATE 8-9 L 8-11-2 9-11-2 (10) 17-28-0 5-20-0 Gilliam (L 4-5) 363 3:14

May 13, 2009 UNC ASHEVILLE W 7-6 7-12-2 6-10-3 9 18-28-0 5-20-0 Slack (W 4-0) 356 2:54

* May 14, 2009 at Furman 2-3 L 2-8-0 3-5-1 (11) 18-29-0 5-21-0 Gilliam (L 4-6) 259 3:15

* May 15, 2009 at Furman W 14-4 14-18-4 4-9-3 9 19-29-0 6-21-0 Shelton (W 1-6) 252 3:17

* May 16, 2009 at Furman W 6-5 6-16-1 5-11-0 9 20-29-0 7-21-0 Smith (W 4-8) 271 3:09

* = Conference game ^ = at First Horizon Park () = extra inning game

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2009 SOCON REVIEW2009 SoCon Standings

TEAM SOCON PCT. OVERALL PCT.Elon 23-4 .852 41-18 .695 Georgia Southern 20-8 .714 42-17 .712 Citadel 20-10 .667 37-22 .627 Western Carolina 19-10 .655 35-22 .614 College of Charleston 17-13 .567 35-22 .614 Appalachian St. 15-13 .536 33-21 .611 Davidson 11-16 .407 18-31 .367 Furman 10-20 .333 24-31 .436 Samford 9-21 .300 17-35 .327 UNC Greensboro 7-21 .250 20-29 .408 Wofford 7-22 .241 17-32 .347

Batting (all games)

Average1. Joey Bergman, COFC ________ .4522. Issac Harrow, ASU __________ .4223. Brent Greer, WCU __________ .4204. Griffi n Benedict, GSU ________ .4145. Pat Irvine, ELON ___________ .402

Hits1. Sonny Meade, CIT ___________1042. Brent Greer, WCU ___________1023. Joey Bergman, COFC _________1004. Nick Liles, WCU _____________ 95 Bryan Altman, CIT ___________ 95 Richard Jones, CIT ___________ 95

Doubles1. Joey Bergman, COFC _________ 252. Isaac Harrow, ASU ___________ 23 Bryan Altman, CIT ___________ 23 Wes Hobson, ASU ___________ 235. Zach Kayne, DAV ____________ 22 Sonny Meade, CIT ___________ 22 Nick Liles, WCU _____________ 22 Brent Greer, WCU ___________ 22

Triples1. Corey Overholtzer, UNCG _______6 Isaac Harrow, ASU _____________63. Brian Harrison, FUR ____________5 Pat Irvine, ELON ______________55. Wes Hobson, ASU _____________4

Home Runs1. Chase Austin, ELON __________ 232. Matt Mansilla, COFC __________193. Bennett Davis, ELON __________18 Mike Melillo, ELON ___________185. Brandon Sizemore, COFC _______17 Richard Jones, CIT ____________17 Pat Irvine, ELON _____________17

RBI1. Chase Austin, ELON ___________812. Isaac Harrow, ASU ___________ 753. Brandon Sizemore, COFC _______744. Richard Jones, CIT ___________ 695. Sonny Meade, CIT ___________ 67

Runs Scored1. Joey Bergman, COFC _________ 882. Cory Harrilchak, ELON ________ 793. Clay McCord, COFC __________ 754. Chase Austin, ELON ___________745. Ty Wright, GSU _____________ 73

Pitching (all games)

ERA1. Matt Talley, CIT ____________ 3.422. Wes Wrenn, CIT ____________ 3.623. Warren Slack, UNCG________ 3.774. Chris Mederos, GSU ________ 3.835. Matt Crim, CIT _____________ 4.10

Wins1. Chris Mederos, GSU __________112. Wes Wrenn, CIT _______________9 Jesse Simpson, COFC __________94. Jimmy Reyes, ELON ____________8 Matt Talley, CIT _______________8 Ken Ferrer, ELON ______________8 Daniel Britt, ELON _____________8 Matt Crim, CIT ________________8

Innings Pitched1. Wes Wrenn, CIT ___________ 102.02. Chris Mederos, GSU ________ 94.03. Jesse Simpson, COFC _______ 89.24. Jake Brown, GSU ___________ 88.05. Jimmy Reyes, ELON _________ 84.2

Strikeouts1. Chris Mederos, GSU _________1132. Jimmy Reyes, ELON __________1013. Chris Masters, WCU __________ 994. Ian Parry, FUR ______________ 865. Jesse Simpson, COFC ________ 84

Saves1. Thomas Girdwood, ELON _______172. Zach Quate, ASU _____________113. Daniel Ottone, WCU ____________8 Kyle Kamppi, GSU _____________85. Drew Mahaffey, CIT ____________7 Michael Gilmartin, WOF _________7

Opponent Batting Average1. Rob Gilliam, UNCG _________ .2242. Asher Wojciechowski, CIT _____ .2353. Chris Masters, WCU _________ .2484. Warren Slack, UNCG________ .2515. Matt Parish, UNCG _________ .259

Appearances1. Mike Frongello, DAV _________ 342. Chris Patterson, ASU _________ 333. Spencer Hale, FUR __________ 324. Nick Daniels, ASU ____________31 Zach Quate, ASU _____________31 J.D. Osborne, WOF ____________31 Kyle Kamppi, GSU ____________31

2009 SoCon Individual Statistical Leaders

2009 SoCon Team StatisticsBattingSCHOOL GP AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR BB SO SB-ATTColl. of Charleston 57 .345 2075 554 716 156 11 110 265 353 120-147 The Citadel 59 .333 2188 452 728 140 16 55 233 355 52-77 Western Carolina 57 .332 2133 482 708 142 15 67 227 451 126-159 Georgia Southern 59 .327 2151 565 703 121 12 87 274 335 51-71 Elon 59 .323 2199 604 711 137 24 138 326 469 115-144 Appalachian State 54 .312 1951 421 609 127 20 62 253 349 55-78 Wofford 49 .290 1759 331 510 87 11 56 205 434 73-93 Samford 52 .286 1838 320 525 86 11 48 193 359 52-70 Furman 55 .278 1926 310 536 86 9 45 199 353 75-96 Davidson 49 .278 1766 313 491 122 8 66 192 417 56-81 UNC Greensboro 49 .272 1685 284 459 79 16 24 203 367 65-77 Totals 599 .309 21671 4636 6696 1283 153 758 2570 4242 840-1093

PitchingSCHOOL ERA W-L SV IP H R ER BB K The Citadel 4.50 37-22 10 539.2 580 318 270 216 463 Georgia Southern 5.11 42-17 13 523.1 606 353 297 213 469 Appalachian State 5.17 33-21 15 480.1 547 331 276 184 414 Western Carolina 5.65 35-22 12 518.0 581 414 325 241 487 Elon 6.17 41-18 24 534.0 628 417 366 245 444 UNC Greensboro 6.48 20-29 9 436.0 513 376 314 202 359 Coll. of Charleston 6.60 35-22 7 496.2 618 422 364 203 367 Davidson 7.06 18-31 8 439.2 589 403 345 216 350 Furman 7.07 24-31 9 492.1 672 450 387 225 359 Samford 7.42 17-35 5 457.0 640 467 377 234 357 Wofford 8.49 17-32 8 434.2 586 480 410 312 313 Totals 6.27 319-280 120 5351.2 6560 4431 3731 2491 4382

2009 All-SoCon TeamsCoaches

Player of the Year – Joey Bergman (CofC)/Chase Austin (Elon)Pitcher of the Year – Wes Wrenn (CIT)Freshman of the Year – Ross Heffl ey (WCU)Coach of the Year – Mike Kennedy (Elon)

FIRST TEAMC- Richard Jones (CIT)1B- Chris McGuiness (CIT)2B- Brandon Sizemore (CofC)SS- Brent Greer (WCU)3B- Joey Bergman (CofC)OF- Sonny Meade (CIT)OF- Pat Irvine (Elon)OF- Cory Harrilchak (Elon)DH- Ryan Daniels (CofC)SP- Wes Wrenn (CIT)SP- Chris Mederos (GSU)RP- Zach Quate (ASU)

SECOND TEAMC- Griffi n Benedict (GSU)1B- Joash Brodin (CofC)2B- Wes Hobson (ASU)SS- Michael Gilmartin (WOF)3B- Chase Austin (Elon)OF- Matt Mansilla (CofC)OF- Clay McCord (CofC)OF- Rand Smith (ASU)DH- Danny Weiss (DAV)SP- Jesse Simpson (CofC)SP- Jimmy Reyes (Elon)RP- Drew Mahaffey (CIT)

Media

Player of the Year – Joey Bergman (CofC)Pitcher of the Year – Wes Wrenn (CIT)Freshman of the Year – Ross Heffl ey (WCU)Coach of the Year – Mike Kennedy (Elon)

FIRST TEAMC- Griffi n Benedict (GSU)1B- Chris McGuiness (CIT)2B- Brandon Sizemore (CofC)SS- Brent Greer (WCU)3B- Joey Bergman (CofC)OF- Pat Irvine (Elon)OF- Sonny Meade (CIT)OF- Matt Mansilla (CofC)DH- Ryan Daniels (CofC)SP- Wes Wrenn (CIT)SP- Chris Mederos (GSU)RP- Zach Quate (ASU)

SECOND TEAMC- Richard Jones (CIT)1B- Joash Brodin (CofC)2B- Wes Hobson (ASU)SS- Michael Gilmartin (WOF)3B- Isaac Harrow (ASU)OF- Cory Harrilchak (Elon)OF- Clay McCord (CofC)OF- Rand Smith (ASU)DH- Danny Weiss (DAV)SP- Jesse Simpson (CofC)SP- Jimmy Reyes (Elon)RP- Thomas Girdwood (Elon)

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2010 OPPONENTSOpponent Date/Time Site 2009 Record

(conf. rec. / place)

Conference Head Coach Overall coach-ing record / at school

SID’s name / phone

Email Website address

Cleveland State

Feb. 19 - 4 p.m. /Feb. 20 - 1 p.m. / Feb. 21 - 1 p.m.

Home 21-31(12-13, 5th)

Horizon League

Kevin Kocks 526-434 /67-106

Greg Murphy [email protected]

csuvikings.com

North Carolina

Feb. 23 - 3 p.m. / March 24 - 6 p.m.

Away / Home

48-18(19-10, 1st)

Atlantic Coast

Mike Fox 1,040-349-5 /500-208-1

Chris Gallo [email protected]

TarHeelBlue.com

Albany Feb. 26 - 4 p.m. / Feb. 27 - 1 p.m. / Feb. 28 - 1 p.m.

Home 26-31-1 (15-9, 4th)

America East Jon Mueller 223-280-3 /Same

Brian DePasquale

[email protected]

UAlbanyS-ports.com

NC State March 3 - 3 p.m. Away 25-31(10-20, t-10th)

Atlantic Coast

Elliott Avent 708-520 /483-311

Bruce Winkworth

[email protected]

GoPack.com

Army March 5 - 4 p.m. /March 6 - 1 p.m. /March 7 - 1 p.m.

Home 36-21(13-7, 1st)

Patriot League

Joe Sottolano

271-205-5 / Same

Bob Beretta [email protected]

goARMYs-ports.com

Eastern Kentucky

March 9 - 6 p.m. Home 27-24(10-13, t-6th)

Ohio Valley Jason Stein 27-24 /Same

Steve Fohl [email protected]

ekusports.com

Princeton March 13 - 1 p.m. /March 14 - 1 p.m. /March 15 - 6 p.m.

Home 18-19(10-10, t-3rd)

Ivy League Scott Bradley

263-258-1 /Same

Yariv Amir [email protected]

GoPrinceton-Tigers.com

Harvard March 17 - 6 p.m. /March 18 - 6 p.m.

Home 13-28(10-10, t-3rd)

Ivy League Joe Walsh 528-463-3 /319-296-2

Kurt Svoboda

[email protected]

gocrimson.com

College of Charleston

March 19 - 7 p.m. /March 20 - 2 p.m. /March 21 - 1 p.m.

Home 35-22(17-13, 5th)

Southern Dan Roszel 35-22 /Same

Caroline Morris

[email protected]

CofCsports.com

Georgia Southern

March 26 - 7 p.m. /March 27 - 2:30 p.m. /March 28 - 1:30 p.m.

Away 42-17(20-8, 2nd)

Southern Rodney Hennon

451-271-1 /370-233

Liz Ryan [email protected]

georgiasouth-erneagles.com

Davidson March 30 - 7 p.m. /April 7 - 6 p.m. /April 28 - 7 p.m.

Home 18-31(11-16, 7th)

Southern Dick Cooke 376-628-1 /365-596-1

Lauren Biggers

[email protected]

davidsonwild-cats.com

North Carolina A&T

March 31 - 6 p.m. Home 21-34(9-9, t-4th)

MEAC Keith Shumate

252-442-2 /Same

Brian Holloway

[email protected]

ncataggies.com

Elon April 2 - 7 p.m. /April 3 - 2 p.m. /April 4 - 1 p.m.

Home 41-18(23-4, 1st)

Southern Mike Kennedy

436-307-3 /Same

Chris Rash [email protected]

elonphoenix.com

Samford April 9 - 6 p.m. /April 10 - 1 p.m. /April 11 - 1 p.m.

Away 17-35(9-21, 9th)

Southern Casey Dunn 128-133 /Same

Joey Mullins [email protected]

Samford-Sports.com

Duke April 14 - 6 p.m. Away 35-24 (15-15, 7th)

Atlantic Coast

Sean McNally

116-107-1 /Same

Chris Cook [email protected]

GoDuke.com

Appalachian State

April 16 - 6 p.m. /April 17 - 3 p.m. /April 18 - 1 p.m.

Away 33-21(15-13, 6th)

Southern Chris Pollard 272-254-1 /132-147-1

Mike Flynn fl [email protected]

GoASU.com

Wake Forest April 21 - 6 p.m. /May 12 - 6 p.m.

Away / Home

22-30(6-24, 12th)

Atlantic Coast

Tom Walter 428-331 /0-0

Chad Crunk [email protected]

WakeForest-Sports.com

Wofford April 23 - 7 p.m. /April 24 - 2 p.m. /April 25 - 1 p.m.

Home 17-32(7-22, 11th)

Southern Todd Interdonato

41-67 /Same

Brent Williamson

[email protected]

WoffordTerri-ers.com

Western Carolina

April 30 - 6 p.m. /May 1 - 3 p.m. /May 2 - 2 p.m.

Away 35-22(19-10, 4th)

Southern Bobby Moranda

64-50 /Same

Daniel Hooker

[email protected]

Catamount-Sports.com

North Florida May 4 - 6 p.m. /May 5 - 6 p.m.

Home 23-31(15-15, t-6th)

Atlantic Sun Smoke Laval 451-268-1 /0-0

Chris Whitehead

[email protected]

unfospreys.com

The Citadel May 14 - 4 p.m.May 15 - 2 p.m.May 16 - 1 p.m.

Away 37-22(20-10, 3rd)

Southern Fred Jordan 623-450 /Same

Ben Waring [email protected]

Citadel-Sports.com

Furman May 20 - 7 p.m.May 21 - 6 p.m.May 22 - 2 p.m.

Home 24-31(10-20, 8th)

Southern Ron Smith 397-471 /Same

Hunter Reid [email protected]

FurmanPala-dins.com

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ALL-TIME SERIESOPPONENT REC. FIRST LASTAlabama 1-2 1996 1996Albany 12-1 2000 2009Appalachian State* 33-16 1991 2009Army 2-1 2007 2007Auburn 0-9 1995 2007Ball State 1-1 1997 1997Belmont Abbey 0-1 1991 1991Bethune-Cookman 1-0 2006 2006Bowling Green 0-1 1992 1992Brown 1-0 2002 2002Butler 0-1 1996 1996Campbell 5-3 1991 2009Catawba 0-2 1991 1991Charleston Southern 8-6 1994 1997Charlotte 6-11 1991 2002The Citadel* 20-25 1993 2009Clemson 0-2 2008 2008Cleveland State 1-0 1997 1997Coastal Carolina 10-2 1994 1997College of Charleston* 16-22 1999 2009Connecticut 6-0 2001 2008Cornell 3-0 2003 2007Davidson* 28-22 1991 2009Delaware 3-0 2005 2005Detroit 1-1 1992 1992Drexel 3-0 2003 2003Duke 2-5 1999 2009East Carolina 7-4 1992 2001East Tennessee State 19-11 1991 2005Eastern Illinois 0-1 1993 1993Eastern Kentucky 4-0 2002 2003Elon* 10-21 1991 2009Fairfi eld 7-0 1994 1997Farleigh Dickinson 3-2 1991 1998Florida 1-5 1999 2006Florida State 0-4 1997 1998

OPPONENT REC. FIRST LASTFordham 2-0 2004 2004Furman* 24-21 1993 2009George Mason 0-1 2005 2005George Washington 6-3 1996 2002Georgia 2-6 1995 2006Georgia Southern* 19-22 1992 2009Georgia Tech 1-1 2000 2000Guilford 2-2 1991 1993Harvard 2-0-1 1993 2004High Point 13-7 1991 2009Houston 1-0 1997 1997Howard 1-0 1995 1995Jacksonville 2-0 1997 2007James Madison 1-2 1998 2005Kent State 3-8 1992 2009Lafayette 2-0 2009 2009Le Moyne 6-0 2003 2004Liberty 15-13 1991 2005Long Beach State 0-1 1997 1997LSU 0-1 1997 1997Marist 3-0 2007 2007Maryland 14-4 1994 1999UMBC 10-1 1994 1997Mercer 1-2 1998 1998Mercyhurst 0-1 1991 1991Methodist 1-1 1991 1991Missouri State 0-1 2006 2006Montreat 1-0 1996 1996Mt. Olive 0-1 1991 1991New Hampshire 1-0 1994 1994Norfolk State 0-1 1991 1991North Carolina 4-13 1992 2008North Carolina A&T 34-6 1991 2009NC State 6-21 1991 2009North Florida 0-1 2007 2007Northern Illinois 1-0 1996 1996

OPPONENT REC. FIRST LASTOhio 14-4 1991 2008Ohio State 0-1 2006 2006Old Dominion 3-3 1991 2009Pfeiffer 1-0 1991 1991Princeton 8-1 2006 2009Radford 7-6 1992 1997Richmond 2-4 1995 1998Samford* 0-3 2009 2009Shippensburg 0-1 1991 1991Southeastern Louisiana 1-0 1994 1994Southern California 0-2 1994 1994Stetson 0-2 1993 1993Texas A&M 0-2 2006 2006Towson 6-1 1994 1998Tulane 1-0 1994 1994UNC Asheville 19-4 1992 2009UNC Wilmington 11-8 1992 2005Utah 1-0 2006 2006Valparaiso 1-0 2008 2008Virginia 4-7 1992 2004Virginia Tech 2-3 1992 1993VCU 2-0 1997 1997VMI 18-7 1992 2003Wake Forest 8-32 1992 2009West Chester 0-1 1991 1991West Virginia 0-1 1991 1991Western Carolina* 23-19 1992 2009Western Michigan 0-2 2006 2007William & Mary 6-3 1991 2005Winthrop 7-10 1991 1997Wofford* 33-8 1997 2009Xavier 2-0 1993 1997Yale 3-2 1994 19962010 opponents underlined; *denotes conference opponent

Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park - Host of the SoCon TournamentJoseph P. Riley, Jr. Park, located in Charleston, S.C., will play host to the Southern Conference Baseball Championship May 26-31.

After opening in 1997 along the banks of the scenic Ashley River, the park opened as the home to an affi liate for the Tampa Bay Rays as well as the permanent home to The Citadel.

The $19.5 million facility has continually been rated as one of the fi nest playing facilities on the collegiate and minor league level. In 2006, a new video board was added in right-center fi eld and a new LED scoreboard in left-center fi eld to ehance the fan experience.

Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park currently serves as the home of the Class A Charleston Riverdogs, a South Atlantic League affi liate of the New York Yankees.

2 8 • T H E S O U T H E R N C O N F E R E N C E U N C G S P A R T A N S . C O M

THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE The Southern Conference, which began its 89th season of intercollegiate competition in 2009, is a national leader in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models. The Southern Conference has been on the fore-front of innovation and originality in developing creative solutions to address issues facing inter-collegiate athletics. From establishing the fi rst conference basketball tournament (1921), tackling the issue of freshmen eligibility (1922), develop-ing women’s championships (1984), to becoming the fi rst conference to install the three-point goal in basketball (1980), the Southern Conference has been a pioneer. The Southern Conference is the nation’s fi fth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic associa-tion. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pacifi c 10 (1915) and the Southwestern Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination. Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. Hundreds of Southern Conference student-athletes have been recognized on ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Aca-demic All-America and all-district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from conference institutions. The Conference currently consists of 12 mem-bers in fi ve states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Champion-ships. The Southern Conference offi ces are located in the historic Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg, S.C. A textile mill that was in operation from 1880 until 1999, Beaumont Mill was renovated in 2004 and today offers the league fi rst class meeting areas and offi ces as well as a spacious library for storage of the conference’s historical documents.

Membership history On Feb. 25, 1921, representatives from 14 of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s (SIAA) 30 members met at Atlanta’s Piedmont Ho-tel to establish the Southern Intercollegiate Con-ference. On hand at the inaugural meeting were offi cials from Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Insti-tute (Auburn), Clemson, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology (Georgia Tech), Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi A&M (Mississippi State), North Caro-lina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Polytechnic Institute (Virginia Tech) and Washington & Lee. Dr. S.V. Sanford of Georgia was chosen as act-ing chairman and N.W. Dougherty of Tennessee was named secretary. The decision to form a new ath-letic conference was motivated by the desire to have a workable number of conference games for each league member. With 30 schools in the SIAA by the early 1920s, it was impossible to play every school at least once during the regular season and many schools went several years between playing some conference members. In addition, in 1920, the SIAA voted down proposed rules that an athlete must be in a college a year before playing on its teams and refused to abolish a rule permitting athletes to play

summer baseball for money. Play began in the fall of 1921 and a year later, six more schools joined the fl edgling league includ-ing Tulane (which had attended the inaugural meet-ing but had elected not to join), Florida, Louisiana (LSU), Mississippi, South Carolina and Vanderbilt. VMI joined in 1925 and Duke was added in 1929. By the 1930s, membership in the Southern Conference had reached 23 schools. C.P. “Sally” Miles of Virginia Tech, president of the Southern Conference, called the annual league meeting to order on Dec. 9, 1932 at the Farragut Hotel in Knox-ville, Tenn. Georgia’s Dr. Sanford announced that 13 institutions west and south of the Appalachian Mountains were reorganizing as the Southeastern Conference. Members of the new league included Alabama, Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Florida, Georgia, Georgia School of Technology, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Mississippi A&M, University of the South, Tennessee, Tulane and Vanderbilt. According to the minutes of the meeting, Dr. Sanford stated that the division was made along geographical lines. Florida’s Dr. J.J. Tigert, acting as spokesman for the withdrawing group, regretted the move but believed it was necessary as the Southern Conference had grown too large. The resignations were accepted and the withdrawing schools formed the new league which began play in 1932. The Southern Conference continued with mem-bership of 10 institutions including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina, Virginia, VMI, Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee. The second major shift occurred some 20 years later. By 1952, the Southern Conference included 17 colleges and universities. Another split occurred when seven schools including Clemson, Duke, Maryland, North Carolina, North Carolina State, South Carolina and Wake Forest departed to form the Atlantic Coast Conference which began play in 1953. The revamped Southern Conference included members The Citadel, Davidson, Furman, George Washington, Richmond, VMI, Virginia Tech, Wash-ington & Lee, West Virginia and William & Mary. Today, the league continues to thrive with a membership that includes 12 institutions and a footprint that spans fi ve states: Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Georgia. Current league members are Appalachian State, College of Charleston, The Citadel, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, UNC Greensboro, Sam-ford, Chattanooga, Western Carolina and Wofford.

Leadership John Iamarino was offi cially named commission-er of the conference on January 2, 2006. Iamarino has promoted the Southern Conference through an ambitious agenda which has improved competition, upgraded compliance-related matters, launched the conference’s Hall of Fame and increased the marketing and brand awareness of the conference and its member institutions. The Southern Conference named its fi rst com-missioner in December 1950. Duke head football coach Wallace Wade made the transition from Blue Devil football coach to athletics administration as the fi rst person at the helm of the conference.

Lloyd Jordan replaced Wade as the commissioner in 1960 and served a 14-year term until Ken Germann became the league head in 1974. Germann was the commissioner for 13 years and orchestrated the league’s expansion to include women’s athlet-ics. In 1987, he was succeeded by Dave Hart who spearheaded the transfer of the league offi ce from Charlotte, N.C., to Asheville, N.C. Wright Waters succeeded Hart upon his retire-ment in 1991. Under Waters’ leadership, the South-ern Conference expanded to 12 members, added three women’s sports and posted record revenue from the basketball tournament. Waters, who is cur-rently the commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference, was followed by Alfred B. White in 1998. White, a veteran member of the NCAA offi ce, introduced the current conference logo and elevated the confer-ence’s commitment to marketing and development of corporate partners. Danny Morrison headed the conference from 2001-2005 and orchestrated the league’s move from Asheville, N.C., to Spartanburg, S.C. Under Morrison’s leadership, the conference increased its marketing and promotional efforts.

Championship history The fi rst Southern Conference Championship was the league basketball tournament held in At-lanta in 1922. The North Carolina Tar Heels won the tournament to become the fi rst recognized league champion in any sport. The Southern Conference Tournament remains the oldest of its kind in college basketball. Commissioner Germann spearheaded the Southern Conference’s expansion to include wom-en’s athletics during the 1983-84 season. That year, league championships were held in volleyball, basketball and tennis. Cross country joined the mix in 1985 and the league began holding indoor and outdoor track championships in 1988. Most recent-ly, the conference instituted golf and softball cham-pionships in the spring of 1994 and added soccer in the fall of 1994. The Germann Cup, named in honor of the former commissioner, annually recognizes the top wom-en’s athletics programs in the conference. From its humble beginnings, women’s athletics have be-come an integral part of the Southern Conference and its success. The Southern Conference declares champions in 10 men’s sports - football, soccer, cross country, basketball, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track and fi eld, wrestling, baseball, tennis and golf - and nine women’s sports - soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, indoor track and fi eld, outdoor track & fi eld, tennis, golf and softball.

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ALL-TIME ROSTERADavid Adams.............................2002-2006Nate Alden ....................................2003-04Will Allison ..........................................1997Justin Aquilante ........................2000-2001

BJosh Baas .......................................... 2006Ramon Balderas .......................2000-2001Tyler Ballengee .................................. 2006Chris Barker ........................2010-currentMarcus Battle .....................................1995Brad Beavers ......................................1995Kevin Bedard ............................1995-1996Brad Beeson .............................1995-1996Matt Berry ................................ 1991-1992Matt Bjorkstrom ........................2007-2008Jason Branta ...................................... 2004Ryan Brincat ...................................... 2004Eric Brindle .........................2010-currentJon Bystrek ...............................1996-1998

CTaft Cable .................................1999-2001Pat Calabrese ...........................1993-1996Rick Capretta ............................1997-2000Mike Carothers ...................................1994Seth Carr ........................................... 2004Tim Carrier ................................2007-2008Travis Chance ......................................1996Chad Clark ......................................... 2003Ryan Clear ......................................... 2006Kendall Clement ................................ 2004Chris Cloninger .........................1999-2002Sean Connors ...........................2000-2001Chris Cook ......................1997, 1999-2001Justin Crist ................................2004-2005Matt Crump .........................2010-currentJohn Cucchiarella ................2008-currentNick Cucchiarella ............................... 2008Matt Currin .........................................1992Patrick Currin ............................2003-2006

DScott Danna .............................. 1991-1993Adam Daufeldt ................................... 2009Lucas Daulton .................................... 2004Kevin Davis .........................................1996Linwood Davis ........................... 1997-1998Joey DeAngelis .......................... 1991-1994Adam Deleo ..............................2005-2008Jon Denote ....................................2003-05TJ Donovan................................1995-1996Eric Downum .......................................1992Chris Durocher ....................................1996Dan Duskin .........................................1999Andy Dvonch ............................. 1991-1994

EDavid Eager ........................................1992Brian Early ..........................................1993Trevor Edwards ................... 2008-presentLloyd Enzor ..........................2010-currentClark Erskine ............................2004-2006Ben Evick .................................. 1996-1997

FChris Faircloth ..........................1995-1996Ryan Falcon ..............................2003-2007Matt Faulkner ...........................1993-1994Greg Feltes ...............................2005-2008Bryan Fleming .....................................1995Joey Frabasile ......................2008-current

Alex Frederick ......................2009-currentRaymond Frias ................................... 2009Mark Ford ...........................................1999Zach Furl ............................ 2008-presentScott Fussell ............................ 1993, 1995

GKevin Gaddy ..............................1994-1995Ryan Galligan ............................... 2001-04Matt Gaski ................................2007-2008Drew Gehringer ....................2008-currentMatt Gibbs ................................2007-2008Clay Gibson ..............................2005-2008Tim Giles ...................................1994-1996Rob Gilliam ...............................2007-2009Keith Glauber ......................................1992Jacob Golliday .................................2009Ryan Gordon .................................2000-04Sean Gordon .............................1998-1999Nick Gonzalez ...........................1999-2000Roly Gonzalez ...........................2005-2006Andy Grader ....................................... 2002Brian Greene .............................1993-1994Austin Grissom..........................1998-1999Michael Gulledge .......................... 2001-03

HBrandon Harvey ........................2006-2007Chad Hayes .........................................2001Dustin Ham ........................................ 2002Jason Hamilton ...................................1996Lucas Hamilton ............................. 2001-02Everett Hancock ............................ 1999-02Blake Hassebrock ................2008-currentChris Healy ...............................1992-1995Shawn Heath ......................................1992Pete Hernandez ................................. 2003Tyler Hollstegge ...................2010-currentDamin Hopkins .................................. 2000Richard Hopp ................................ 1999-01Aaron Horne .................................. 1999-02Zach Howell.....................................2009Jeff Huffman ............................. 1991-1994Matt Hulsman .....................................1992Colby Hyatt ..........................2010-current

JJonathan Jackson......................1996-1999Jason Jaworoski ..................................1995Ed Jayjack ...........................2006-currentJoel Johnson .......................................2007Nolan Johnson ..............................2003-04Blake Jordan ...................................... 2003Kory Judd ..................................2006-2008

KKevin Keene ....................................... 2004Fletcher Kemp ....................................1999Scott Kerns ................................... 1991-93John Kincaid .......................................1998Adam Krieger ......................................2007Mike Krekorian .........................1997-2000Jay Kuykendall ..........................1993-1996

LLee Land .............................................2007Jason Langlois ..........................1994-1995Jesse Lavender .............................. 2001-04Zach Leach ..........................2010-currentJustin Lee .................................2000-2002Pedro Leon ...............................2008-2009Jake Linney .........................................2007Nick Lockhart ...........................2001-2002

Tripp Lockhart .................................... 2002Rob Luerhsen ......................................1998

MChris Madonna ............................. 1991-92Greg Martin ..............................2006-2009Jesse Martin .............................1999-2002Sam Martin...............................2005-2007Greg Matson ...................................... 2006Chris Mason..............................2003-2005Steve Matyczyk .........................1992-1995Jay Maule .................................2001-2005Tonka Maynor ........................... 1991-1994Nelson Mayton ................................... 2000Casey McBride ....................................1996Wes McBride .......................2008-currentWes McCall ...............................2005-2008Mike McClain ................................2002-04Corey McDonald .......................1996-1999Clinton McKinney` ....................2006-2007Kevin Meakum ....................................1998Jay Metzger ................................... 2001-04Scooter Michael ............................ 2001-04Jake Milinichik ....................2010-currentWill Miller .......................................... 2000Jermaine Mitchell .............................. 2006Chris Mittendorf ........................2000-2001Brian Moehler ........................... 1991-1993Mike Mongiello .........................2005-2006Steve Mokan ............................. 1997-1999Brian Morgan ............................1994-1996Steve Morgan .................................... 2004

NJared Nace ......................................... 2000Jack Nemecek ........................... 1991-1992Jonathan Nichols ......................2002-2006Jason Nolte .........................................1998

OBrent O’Berry ............................2008-2009Matt Oakley ........................................1992Mark Oetjen .............................. 1997-1999Brian Oringderff ........................ 1991-1992Ricky Orton ...............................2007-2008Corey Overholtzer .................2007-current

PMatt Parish .........................2009-currentAustin Parrish ...............................2003-04Bryan Parrish ................................ 1991-92Jason Parsons ...........................1995-1998Dominic Pattie ..........................1995-1998Chris Perry ..........................................1999Mark Peterson ................................... 2009Darin Phalines ..........................2000-2001Ian Phillips ................................2007-2009Nick Phillips .............................. 1994-1997Sean Pick ................................. 1991-1994Cody Poarch ........................2010-currentJohn Posey ................................1992-1994Jeremy Purcell ...........................1997-2000

QRay Quinones ......................2008-current

RScott Rachlin ......................................1999Brad Raynor ........................2008-currentRobbie Redic ................................2002-04Kris Richards .......................2009-currentMike Rikard .............................. 1991-1994Jeremy Roulin ...........................2004-2006

SJustin Saltalamacchia ...................2002-03Andrew Salvo ......................................1998Jarrett Santos ...............................2003-04Jason Sarvis ..............................2000-2003Josh Schmidt ..................................... 2004Dan Schneider .......................... 1991-1994Scott Schneider ..................................2007Shane Schumaker ......................... 2000-01Doug Schutt ........................................2001Taylor Schwarz .....................2010-currentJohn Sheeran ............................1995-1996Alex Shelton ........................2007-currentMatt Shuey ...............................1994-1995Warren Slack .......................2008-currentHarry Slade .........................2010-currentSean Slaughter .................................. 2002Greg Smith ..........................2008-currentJeff Smith .................................1999-2000Logan Smith .............................2005-2008Sean Snell ................................2005-2008Nick Starnes .............................2003-2007Bill Stone ..................................1996-1999Kirk Strebin ...................................2002-03Jeremy Suggs ......................................1998Lance Surridge .......................... 1997-1998Allie Swanson .................................... 2003Anthony Sylvester .......................... 1993-96

TJonathan Tapper ................................ 2002Jay Tarigo ............................................1997Kyle Tasco .......................................... 2000Eric Temple ........................................ 2009David Thigpen ...........................1999-2000Allen Thomas ..................................... 2003Andy Thomas ......................................1993Kevin Thompson ........................1998-1999Shane Thompson ......................2006-2007Bryan Thyroff ............................2007-2008Darrell Tillmon ..........................1994-1995Ted Toler ...................................1998-2001Matt Tomlin........................................ 2002

UJeff Ust .............................................. 2000

VDanny Valencia .................................. 2004Stephen Vaughan ......................1993-1996Kenny Vawter ............................ 1997-1998Mike Viruso ...............................1992-1993Tyler Vogler ........................................ 2009

WCody Walker ........................2010-currentMichael Wall .............................2008-2009Daniel Ward ....................................... 2002Brandon Weber .........................1996-1999Corey Weglin .......................................2007Clay Wehner ....................................... 2003Guy Welsh .................................2006-2007Craig Whalen ................................2002-03James White ...................................... 2008Rhett Woehrle ........................... 1997-1998

YScott Young...............................1992-1995

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ALL-TIME RECORDSSEASON RECORDS

BATTINGGames 1. Linwood Davis, 1997___________________62 Steve Mokan, 1997 ___________________62 Dominic Pattie, 1997 __________________62 Lance Surridge, 1997 __________________62 5. Kenny Vawter, 1997 ___________________61 6. Matt Gaski, 2008 _____________________60 Pedro Leon, 2008 _____________________60 Tim Carrier, 2007 _____________________60 Matt Gaski, 2007 _____________________60 Ryan Gordon, 2003 ___________________60 Jason Sarvis, 2003 ____________________60 Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________60

At-bats 1. Tim Carrier, 2007 ____________________260 Dominic Pattie, 1997 _________________260 3. Matt Gaski, 2008 ____________________248 4. Tim Carrier, 2008 ____________________242 5. Lance Surridge, 1997 _________________240 6. Matt Gaski, 2007 ____________________237 7. Kirk Strebin, 2003 ___________________234 Kirk Strebin, 2002 ___________________234 Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 _______________234 10. Guy Welsh, 2006 ____________________233

Runs 1. Shane Schumaker, 2000 ________________74 2. Dominic Pattie, 1997 __________________72 3. Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________68 4. Doug Schutt, 2001 ____________________67 Nicky Phillips, 1996 ___________________67 6. Greg Feltes, 2008 _____________________66 Tonka Maynor, 1994 ___________________66 8. Matt Gaski, 2008 _____________________61 Allen Thomas, 2003 ___________________61 Dominic Pattie, 1998 __________________61 Joey DeAngelis, 1994 __________________61

Hits 1. Dominic Pattie, 1997 _________________100 2. Ryan Gordon, 2003 ___________________96 3. Tim Carrier, 2007 _____________________91 4. Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________86 5. Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 ________________93 6. Matt Gaski, 2008 _____________________81 7. Lance Surridge, 1998 __________________79 Guy Welsh, 2007 _____________________79 9. Corey Overholtzer, 2008 ________________78 Dominic Pattie, 1996 __________________78 Tonka Maynor, 1994 ___________________78 Kenny Vawter, 1998 ___________________78

Doubles 1. Jason Sarvis, 2002 ____________________24 2. Tonka Maynor, 1992 ___________________23 3. Sean Snell, 2008 _____________________21 Pat Calabrese, 1996 ___________________21 Joey DeAngelis, 1994 __________________21 6. Ricky Orton, 2008 ____________________20 Guy Welsh, 2007 _____________________20 Ryan Gordon, 2003 ___________________20 Tim Giles, 1996 ______________________20 10. Jeremy Roulin, 2005 ___________________19 Dominic Pattie, 1997 __________________19

Triples 1. Nicky Phillips, 1996 ____________________8 2. Shane Schumaker, 2000 _________________7 Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 _________________7 4. Corey Overholtzer, 2009 _________________6 Corey Overholtzer, 2008 _________________6 Ryan Gordon, 2004 ____________________6 7. Ryan Gordon, 2003 ____________________5 Jeff Smith, 2000 _______________________5 Kenny Vawter, 1997 ____________________5 Dominic Pattie, 1998 ___________________5 Jeff Smith, 1999 _______________________5

Home runs 1. Tim Giles, 1996 ______________________17 2. Ricky Orton, 2008 ____________________15 Greg Feltes, 2008 _____________________15 Jeremy Purcell, 2000 __________________15 5. Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________13 6. Tonka Maynor, 1992 ___________________12 Kyle Tasco, 2000 _____________________12 Tim Giles, 1995 ______________________12 9. Jesse Martin, 2001 ____________________11 Jeremy Purcell, 1999 __________________11

Total bases 1. Nicky Phillips, 1997 __________________147 2. Tim Giles, 1996 _____________________144 3. Ryan Gordon, 2003 __________________ 141 4. Ricky Orton, 2008 ___________________139 Jeremy Purcell, 2000 _________________139 6. Dominic Pattie, 1997 _________________136 7. Tonka Maynor, 1992 __________________134 8. Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 _______________133 9. Jeff Smith, 1999 _____________________127 10. Tim Carrier, 2007 ____________________125 Shane Schumaker, 2000 _______________125 Joey DeAngelis, 1994 _________________125

RBI 1. Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________72 2. Tim Giles, 1996 ______________________68 3. Jeremy Purcell, 2000 __________________64 4. Linwood Davis, 1998 __________________60 5. Ricky Orton, 2008 ____________________59 6. Tim Carrier, 2008 _____________________58 7. Lance Surridge, 1997 __________________57 8. Sean Snell, 2008 _____________________52 Shane Schumaker, 2001 ________________52 10. Kenny Vawter, 1997 ___________________51

Stolen Bases 1. Nicky Phillips, 1997 ___________________45 2. Dominic Pattie, 1997 __________________41 3. Tonka Maynor, 1994 ___________________37 4. Dominic Pattie, 1998 __________________35 5. Shane Schumaker, 2001 ________________28 Doug Schutt, 2001 ____________________28 Jeff Smith, 1999 ______________________28 8. Brandon Weber, 1999 __________________27 9. Shane Schumaker, 2000 ________________26 Dominic Pattie, 1996 __________________26

Walks 1. Ricky Orton, 2008 ____________________61 2. Jeremy Roulin, 2004 ___________________50 3. Joey DeAngelis, 1994 __________________49 4. Shane Schumaker, 2000 ________________47 5. Ryan Brincat, 2004 ____________________44 6. Shane Schumaker, 2001 ________________43 7. Matt Gaski __________________________42 Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 ________________42 Doug Schutt, 2001 ____________________42 Jeremy Purcell, 2000 __________________42 Chris Madonna, 1991 __________________42

Strikeouts 1. Chad Hayes, 2001 ____________________70 2. Ryan Brincat, 2004 ____________________58 3. Steve Mokan, 1997 ___________________57 4. Ramon Balderas, 2000 _________________56 5. Jesse Lavender, 2004 __________________55 Nick Lockhart, 2001 ___________________55 Linwood Davis, 1997___________________55 8. Ryan Galligan, 2002 ___________________52 Jesse Martin, 1999 ____________________52 10. Chris Cook, 2001 _____________________50

Batting average (min. 100 at bats) 1. Ryan Gordon, 2003 _________________ .416 2. Tonka Maynor, 1992 _________________ .410 3. Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 ______________ .397 4. Dominic Pattie, 1997 ________________ .385 5. Kenny Vawter, 1998 _________________ .380 6. Tonka Maynor, 1994 _________________ .379

BATTINGAT-BATSPat Calabrese 8, vs. SE Louisiana (5-27-94)Jason Sarvis 8, vs. Brown (3-28-02)

RUNSMatt Gaski 5, vs. Appalachian State (5-23-08)Greg Feltes 5, vs. College of Charleston (5-4-08)Tim Carrier 5, vs. College of Charleston (5-4-08)Dominic Pattie 5, at UNC Wilmington (2-9-97)Joey DeAngelis 5, vs. NC A&T (2-26-94)Chris Healy 5, vs Xavier (3-9-93)

HITSJoey DeAngelis 6, vs NC A&T (2-16-94)

RBI (7 OR MORE IN A GAME)Steve Mokan 9, at Radford (3-30-97)Nick Lockhard 8, vs. NC A&T (2-07-01)Ricky Orton 7, vs. College of Charleston (5-3-08)Jay Maule 7, vs. NC A&T (4-23-03)Nicky Phillips 7, at UNC Wilmington (2-9-97)Tonka Maynor 7, vs. Wake Forest (4-9-92) 7, vs. Farleigh Dickinson (3-23-91)Steve Matyczyk 7, vs. Campbell (2-18-93)Tim Giles 7, vs. SE Louisiana (5-27-94) 7, vs. NC A&T (2-15-96) 7, vs. Appalachian State (4-17-96)

DOUBLESDominic Pattie 3, vs. NC A&T (2-12-97)

TRIPLESMichael Wall 2, vs. Lafayette (3-17-09)Justin Saltalamacchia 2, vs. The Citadel (5-9-03)Nicky Phillips 2, vs. North Carolina (4-24-96)Scott Young 2, vs. Georgia (3-3-95)

HOME RUNSRicky Orton 3, vs. College of Charleston (5-3-08)Steve Mokan 3, at Radford (3-30-97)Tonka Maynor 3, vs. Wake Forest (4-9-92)

STOLEN BASESBrandon Weber 4, at Duke (4-20-99)Tonka Maynor 4, vs. William & Mary (3-01-91)

WALKSMatt Gaski 5, vs. Kent State (2-23-08)Sean Snell 5, vs. Appalachian State (3-23-08)

PITCHINGINNINGS PITCHEDMany times, last by Ryan Falcon 9, vs. The Citadel (5-04-07)

STRIKEOUTS (12 OR MORE IN A GAME)Chris Mason 16, vs. East Tennessee State (3-25-05)Chris Mason 14, at Davidson (3-18-05)Ryan Gordon 14, at Davidson (3-18-00)Ryan Falcon 12, vs. Appalachian State (5-04-07)Nick Starnes 12, at Appalachian State (4-07-06)Corey McDonald 12, at Wofford (5-25-97)Jeff Huffman 12, vs. Winthrop (4-26-93)

MISCELLANEOUSTRIPLE PLAYS (1)Tim Carrier (2B) to Ricky Orton (1B) on May 25, 2007 at SoCon Tournament. Line drive was hit to Carrier, who stepped on second and fi red to Orton for third out. Play came with the bases loaded and no outs in the ninth inning and gave UNCG an 8-6 win over Georgia Southern in an elimination bracket game.

UNCG Single Game Records

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ALL-TIME RECORDS 7. Shane Schumaker, 2000 _________ .376 8. Ryan Gordon, 2004 ____________ .374 Nicky Phillips, 1997 ____________ .374 10. Scott Young, 1995 _____________ .371

Slugging percentage 1. Tonka Maynor, 1992 ____________ .775 2. Tim Giles, 1996 _______________ .731 3. Chris Cook, 1997 ______________ .692 4. Ricky Orton, 2008 _____________ .675 5. Nicky Phillips, 1997 _____________ .639 6. Jeremy Purcell, 2000 ____________ .629 7. Joey DeAngleis, 1994 ____________ .622 8. Ryan Gordon, 2003 _____________ .610 Shane Schumaker, 2000__________ .610 10. Ryan Gordon, 2004 _____________ .604

On-base percentage 1. Tonka Maynor, 1992 _____________ .519 2. Ricky Orton, 2008 ______________ .502 3. Shane Schumaker, 2000__________ .498 4. Jermaine Mitchell, 2006 __________ .493 5. Joey DeAngelis, 1992 ____________ .485 6. Joey DeAngelis, 1994 ____________ .482 7. Tonka Maynor, 1994 _____________ .480 8. Tonka Maynor, 1991 _____________ .475 9. Ryan Gordon, 2003 _____________ .473 10. Steve Matyckyk, 1994 ____________ .467

PITCHINGERA (min. 20 IP) 1. Sean Pick, 1994 _________ 1.08 (50.0 IP) 2. Jason Parsons, 1998 _____ 2.32 (66.0 IP) 3. Chris Mason, 2004 _______ 2.36 (53.1 IP) 4. Anthony Sylvester, 1993 ___ 2.48 (54.1 IP) 5. Taft Cable, 2001 _________ 2.50 (68.1 IP) 6. Ryan Gordon, 2003 ______ 2.59 (59.0 IP) 7. Jeff Huffman, 1992 _______ 2.64 (44.1 IP) 8. Bryan Greene, 1993 ______ 2.70 (23.3 IP) 9. Jay Metzger, 2002 ______ 2.71 (106.1 IP) 10. Chris Mason, 2005 ______ 2.88 (118.2 IP)

Appearances 1. Jarrett Santos, 2003 _______________41 2. Ted Toler, 2001 __________________ 40 3. James White, 2008 _______________ 38 Taft Cable, 2000 ________________ 38 Patrick Currin, 2006 ______________ 38 6. Ted Toler, 1998 __________________ 35 Jason Parsons, 1997______________ 35 8. Jarrett Santos, 2004 ______________ 34 Teft Cable, 2001 _________________ 34 Sean Pick, 1994 _________________ 34

Games started 1. Everett Hancock, 2001 ____________ 18 Everett Hancock, 2000 ____________ 18 3. Scooter Michael, 2003 _____________17 Jonathan Jackson, 1999 ____________17 5. Matt Gibbs, 2007 ________________ 16 Ryan Falcon, 2007 _______________ 16 7. Greg Martin, 2008 _______________ 15 Chris Mason, 2005 _______________ 15 Jay Metzger, 2003 _______________ 15 Jonathan Jackson, 1997 ___________ 15 Jonathan Jackson, 1998 ___________ 15 Lance Surridge, 1998 _____________ 15 Rhett Woehrle, 1998 ______________ 15

Games relieved 1. Jarrett Santos, 2003 ______________ 40 2. Ted Toler, 2001 __________________ 39 3. James White, 2008 _______________ 38 4. Taft Cable, 2000 ________________ 36 5. Ted Toler, 1998 __________________ 35 Patrick Currin, 2006 ______________ 35 7. Jarrett Santos, 2004 ______________ 34 Sean Pick, 1994 _________________ 34 9. Ted Toler, 2000__________________ 32 10. Taft Cable, 2001 __________________31

Clinton McKinney, 2006 ____________31

Wins 1. Jason Parsons, 1997______________ 15 2. Scooter Michael, 2002 ____________ 12 3. Jarrett Santos, 2003 ______________ 11 Jonathan Jackson, 1996 ___________ 11 5. Patrick Currin, 2006 ______________ 10 6. Jarrett Santos, 2004 _______________ 9 Scooter Michael, 2004 _____________ 9 Ryan Gordon, 2000 _______________ 9 Taft Cable, 2000 _________________ 9 Darrell Tillmon, 1995 ______________ 9 Anthony Sylvester, 1994 ____________ 9

Losses 1. Greg Smith, 2009 _________________ 8 2. Greg Martin, 2009 ________________ 7 Wes McCall, 2008 ________________ 7 Ryan Falcon, 2007 ________________ 7 Wes McCall, 2006 ________________ 7 Chris Mason, 2005 ________________ 7 Andy Dvonch, 1991 ________________ 7 8. Alex Shelton, 2009 ________________ 6 Rob Gilliam, 2009 ________________ 6 Ryan Falcon, 2004 ________________ 6 Jay Metzger, 2002 ________________ 6 Chris Cloninger, 2002 ______________ 6 Everett Hancock, 2000 _____________ 6 Jonathan Jackson, 1999 ____________ 6 Corey McDonald, 1999 _____________ 6 Lance Surridge, 1997 ______________ 6 Brian Moehler, 1993 _______________ 6

Winning Percentage (min. fi ve decisions) 1. Sean Gordon, 1998 ________ 7-0, 1.000 Rhett Woerhle, 1997 ________ 7-0, 1,000 3. Anthony Sylvester, 1993 _____ 5-0, 1.000 4. Jason Parsons, 1997_________15-1, .938 5. Scooter Michael, 2002 _______12-1, .923 6. Scooter Michael, 2004 ________ 9-1,.900 Darrell Tillmon, 1995 _________9-1, .900 8. Darrell Tillmon, 1994 _________5-1, .833 9. Ryan Gordon, 2000 __________9-2, .818 10. Jason Parsons, 1998 ________ 8-2, .800

Complete Games 1. Chris Mason, 2005 ________________ 8 2. Jay Metzger, 2002 ________________ 6 3. Lance Surridge, 1997 ______________ 4 4. Scooter Michael, 2002 _____________ 3 Jonathan Jackson, 1996 ____________ 3 Jonathan Jackson, 1999 ____________ 3 Anthony Sylvester, 1996 ____________ 3 8. Ryan Falcon, 2007 ________________ 2 Scooter Michael, 2004 _____________ 2 Everett Hancock, 2000 _____________ 2 Lance Surridge, 1998 ______________ 2

Innings pitched 1. Chris Mason, 2005 _____________ 118.2 2. Jay Metzger, 2002 _____________ 106.1 3. Jason Parsons, 1997____________ 105.1 4. Lance Surridge , 1997 ___________ 103.2 5. Ryan Falcon, 2007 _____________ 104.1 6. Jarrett Santos, 2003 ____________ 101.0 7. Scooter Michael, 2003 __________ 100.2 8. Scooter Michael, 2002 __________ 100.1 9. Chris Cloninger, 2002 ____________ 99.1 10. Ryan Gordon, 2000 _____________ 96.2

Strikeouts 1. Chris Mason, 2005 ______________ 135 2. Ryan Gordon, 2000 ______________113 3. Jarrett Santos, 2003 _____________ 106 4. Taft Cable, 2000 ________________101 5. Lance Surridge, 1997 _____________ 91 6. Jason Parsons, 1997______________ 90 7. Ryan Falcon, 2004 _______________ 86

Scooter Michael, 2002 ____________ 86 9. Scooter Michael, 2003 ____________ 85 10. Ryan Falcon, 2007 _______________ 84

Saves 1. Sean Pick, 1994 _________________ 11 2. Taft Cable, 2001 __________________ 9 3. Chris Mason, 2003 ________________ 8 Jason Parsons, 1997_______________ 8 Patrick Currin, 2006 _______________ 8 5. Rob Gilliam, 2008 ________________ 7 6. Patrick Currin, 2005 _______________ 6 Wes McCall, 2005 ________________ 6 Jason Parsons, 1998 ______________ 6 9. Jarrett Santos, 2004 _______________ 5 10. Rob Gilliam, 2009 ________________ 4 Jason Parsons, 1996 ______________ 4 Jay Kuykendall, 1993 ______________ 4

CAREER RECORDS

BATTINGGames 1. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) _________ 225 2. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) _________ 223 3. Adam Deleo (2005-08) ___________ 209 4. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) _________ 206 5. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ___________ 204 Corey McDonald (1996-99) ________ 204 7. Brandon Weber (1996-99) ________ 203 8. Steve Matyckyk (1992-95) ________ 196 9. Scott Young (1992-95) ___________ 194 Jesse Martin (1999-02) __________ 194

At-bats 1. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) _________ 867 2. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) _________ 780 3. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ____________710 4. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) __________ 688 5. Adam Deleo (2005-08) ___________ 686 Nicky Phillips (1994-97) __________ 683 7. Scott Young (1992-95) ___________ 672 8. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) _________ 667 9. Steve Matyckyk (1992-95) ________ 662 10. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) __________ 659 Jesse Martin (1999-02) __________ 659

Batting average (minimum 300 at bats) 1. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) __________ .381 2. Kenny Vawter (1997-98) __________ .366 3. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) __________ .363 4. Shane Schumaker (2000-01) ______ .357 5. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) __________ .347 6. Ricky Orton (2007-08) ___________ .346 7. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) _________ .345 8. Lance Surridge (1997-98) _________ .340 9. Tim Giles (1994-96) _____________ .335 10. Jesse Martin (1999-02) __________ .332

Hits 1. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) _________ 299 2. Ryan Gordon (2000-2004) ________ 262 3. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) _________ 239 Tonka Maynor (1991-94) __________ 239 5. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) __________ 237 6. Joey DeAngelis(1991-94) __________219 7. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ____________218 8. Brandon Weber (1996-99) ________ 194 9. Adam Deleo (2005-08) ___________ 193 10. Pat Calabrese (1993-96)__________ 184

Runs 1. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) __________218 2. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) __________ 190 3. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) __________174 4. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) ___________170 5. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ___________ 167 6. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) _________ 166

Corey Overholtzer has led the Southern Conference in triples each of the past two seasons with six to rank him fourth all-time in school history for a single season.

Jarrett Santos set the school record for appearances (41) as well as games relieved (40) during the 2003 season.

Ryan Gordon set many school records during his four years at UNCG, including career batting average (.381) and triples (16).

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ALL-TIME RECORDS 7. Brandon Weber (1996-99) ________ 163 8. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) __________ 148 9. Scott Young (1992-95) ___________ 135 10. Shane Shumaker (2000-01) _______ 132

RBI 1. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) _____________171 2. Tim Giles (1994-96) _______________ 159 3. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) ____________ 151 4. Ryan Gordon (2000-2004) __________ 150 5. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ___________ 145 6. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) ___________ 123 7. Jesse Martin (1999-2002) __________ 122 8. Greg Feltes (2005-08) _____________ 120 9. Sean Snell (2005-08) ______________ 114 10. Jay Maule (2002-2005) ____________ 105

Doubles 1. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ____________ 60 2. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) ____________ 52 3. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ____________ 51 4. Ryan Gordon (2000-2004) ___________ 50 Tonka Maynor (1991-94) _____________ 50 6. Pat Calabrese (1993-96)_____________ 45 7. Sean Snell (2005-08) _______________ 42 8. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ______________ 40 9. Tim Giles (1994-96) ________________ 39 10. Jason Sarvis (2000-2003) ____________ 38

Triples 1. Ryan Gordon (2000-2004) ___________ 16 2. Corey Overholtzer (2007-present) _______ 15 Nicky Phillips (1994-97) _____________ 15 3. Shane Schumaker (2000-01) _________ 11 4. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) _____________ 9 6. Jason Sarvis (2000-03) _______________ 8 Tonka Maynor (1991-94) ______________ 8 Dominic Pattie (1995-98) _____________ 8 Jay Maule (2002-2005) ______________ 8 10. Greg Feltes (2005-08) _______________ 7 Jesse Martin (1999-02) ______________ 7 Scott Young (1992-95) _______________ 7 Jermaine Mitchell (2006) _____________ 7

Home runs 1. Tim Giles (1994-96) ________________ 38 2. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ____________ 37 3. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) _____________ 25 4. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ____________ 24 5. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ______________ 23 Jesse Martin (1999-2002) ___________ 23 7. Jay Maule (2002-2005) _____________ 22 Nicky Phillips (1994-97) _____________ 22 9. Ricky Orton (2007-08) ______________ 21 10. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) _____________ 19

Total bases 1. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ___________ 419 2. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) ____________ 401 3. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) ___________ 400 4. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) ____________ 380 5. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) ____________ 369 6. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ___________ 361 7. Greg Feltes (2005-08) _____________ 341 8. Tim Giles (1994-96) _______________ 330 9. Sean Snell (2005-08) ______________ 273 10. Corey Overholtzer (2007-present) ______ 263

Stolen bases 1. Dominic Pattie (1995-98) ___________ 115 2. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) _____________ 87 3. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) _____________ 77 4. Brandon Weber (1996-99) ___________ 62 5. Ryan Gordon (2000-04) _____________ 61 6. Shane Schumaker (2000-01) _________ 54 7. Jeremy Purcell (1997,00) ____________ 47 8. Jeff Smith (1999-00) _______________ 46 9. Kenny Vawter, (1997-98) _____________ 44 10. Chris Cook (1997-01) _______________ 42

Walks 1. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ___________ 136 2. Tonka Maynor (1991-94) ____________ 123 3. Greg Feltes (2005-08) _____________ 114 Dominic Pattie (1995-98) ____________114 5. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) ____________ 113 6. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ___________ 110 7. Jason Sarvis (2000-03) _____________ 104 8. Scott Young (1992-95) _____________ 106 9. Brandon Weber (1996-99) ___________ 98 10. Steve Matyczyk (1992-95) ____________ 93 Strikeouts 1. Corey McDonald (1996-99) __________ 184 2. Jesse Martin (1999-2002) ___________177 3. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ___________ 161 4. Steve Matyczyk (1992-95) ___________ 156 5. Stephen Vaughan (1993-96) _________ 138 Scott Young (1992-95) _____________ 138 7. Jay Maule (2001-05)_______________ 137 8. Joey DeAngelis (1991-94) ___________ 136 9. Pat Calabrese (1993-96)____________ 131 10. Sean Snell ((2005-08) _____________ 127 Hit by pitch 1. Greg Feltes (2005-08) ______________ 37 2. Nicky Phillips (1994-97) _____________ 30 3. Sean Snell (2005-08) _______________ 29 4. Steve Mokan (1997-99) _____________ 28 5. Jeremy Purcell (1997-00) ____________ 26 6. Pat Calabrese (1993-96)_____________ 25 7. Jay Maule (2002-2005) _____________ 23 Jesse Martin (1999-2002) ___________ 23 Steve Matyczyk (1992-95) ____________ 23 10. Pedro Leon (2008-09) ______________ 22

PITCHINGERA 1. Sean Pick (1991-94) _______________ 3.03 2. Chris Mason (2003-2005)___________ 3.08 3. Patrick Currin (2003-06) ____________ 3.18 4. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ___________ 3.31 5. Jarrett Santos (2003-04) ____________ 3.58 6. Scooter Michael (2000-04) __________ 3.64 7. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) _____________ 3.65 8. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) _________ 3.69 9. Ted Toler (1998-01) _______________ 3.70 10. Jay Metzger (2001-04) _____________ 3.81

Appearances 1. Ted Toler (1998-01) _______________ 130 2. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ___________ 118 3. Patrick Currin (2003-06) ____________ 106 4. Taft Cable (1998-01) ______________ 104 5. Wes McCall (2005-08) ______________ 92 6. Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) ____________ 89 7. Chris Cloninger (1999-02) ____________ 84 Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) __________ 84 9. Scooter Michael (2001-04) ___________ 81 10. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) __________ 77 Games started 1. Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) __________ 58 2. Scooter Michael (2001-04) ___________ 56 3. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) ______________ 55 4. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) __________ 47 5. Nick Starnes (2003-07) _____________ 46 6. Everett Hancock (1999-2002) _________ 44 7. Jay Metzger (2001-04) ______________ 41 8. Jeff Huffman (1991-94)______________ 40 9. Brian Moehler (1991-93) ____________ 35 10. Corey McDonald (1996-99) ___________ 34

Games Relieved 1. Ted Toler (1998-01) _______________ 129 2. Patrick Currin (2003-06) _____________ 97 3. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ____________ 93 4. Taft Cable (1999-01) _______________ 85

5. Wes McCall (2005-08) ______________ 76 6. Jarrett Santos (2003-04) _____________ 75 7. Sean Pick (1991-94) ________________ 71 8. Chris Cloninger (1999-02) ____________ 66 9. Rob Gilliam (2007-2009) ____________ 62 Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) ____________ 62

Wins 1. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ____________ 34 2. Scooter Michael (2000-04) ___________ 32 3. Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) __________ 30 4. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) __________ 24 5. Jarrett Santos (2003-04) _____________ 20 Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) ____________ 20 Taft Cable (1998-01) _______________ 20 8. Jay Metzger (2001-04) ______________ 19 9. Nick Starnes (2003-07) _____________ 18 Patrick Currin (2003-06) _____________ 18 Jeff Huffman (1991-94)______________ 18

Losses 1. Nick Starnes (2003-07) _____________ 19 2. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) ______________ 18 3. Wes McCall (2005-08) ______________ 17 Brian Moehler (1991-93) ____________ 17 Jeff Huffman (1991-94)______________ 17 6. Jay Metzger (2001-04) ______________ 16 Jonathon Jackson (1996-99) __________ 16 Cory McDonald (1996-99) ___________ 16 9 . Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) __________ 14 10. Alex Shelton (2007-present) __________ 13 Everett Hancock (1999-02) ___________ 13 Andy Dvonch (1991-94) _____________ 13 Winning Percentage (min. 15 decisions) 1. Darrell Tillmon (1994-95) _______14-2, .875 2. Jason Parsons (1995-98) _______34-8, .810 3. Scooter Michael (2000-04) _____32-10, .762 4. Jarrett Santos (2003-04) ________20-8, .714 5. Taft Cable (1999-01) _________ 20-9, .689 6. Greg Martin (2006-present)_____ 10-5, .667 Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) _____ 20-10, .667 8. J. Jackson (1996-99) ________ 30-16, .652 9. A. Sylvester (1993-96) ________24-14, .632 10. Everett Hancock (1999-02) _____17-13, .567

Saves 1. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ____________ 19 2. Patrick Currin (2003-06) _____________ 14 Taft Cable (1999-01) _______________ 14 4. Ted Toler (1998-01) ________________ 12 5. Rob Gilliam (2007-09) ______________ 11 Sean Pick (1991-94) ________________ 11 7. Chris Mason (2003-05) ______________ 10 8. Jarrett Santos (2003-04) ______________ 8 Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) _____________ 8 10. Wes McCall (2005-08) _______________ 6 Complete Games 1. Chris Mason (2003-05) ______________ 10 2. Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) ___________ 9 3. Scooter Michael (2000-04) ____________ 7 Jay Metzger (2000-04) _______________ 7 Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) ___________ 7 6. Lance Surridge (1997-98) _____________ 6 7. Jason Parsons (1995-98) _____________ 4 8. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) _______________ 3 Brian Moehler (1991-93) _____________ 3 10. Everett Hancock (1999-02) ____________ 2 Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) _____________ 2

Innings pitched 1. Scooter Michael (2001-04) _________ 368.1 2. Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) ________ 334.1 3. Jason Parsons (1995-98) __________ 324.2 4. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) ____________ 323.0 5. Jay Metzger (2001-04) ____________ 321.0 6. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) ________ 302.2 7. Everett Hancock (1999-2002) _______ 273.2

Scooter Michael holds the school record for most career innings pitched and was just four strikeouts shy of the career strikeout record.

8. Nick Starnes (2003-07) ___________ 272.2 9. Jay Kuykendall (1993-96) __________ 244.1 10. Patrick Currin (2003-06) ___________ 234.2 Strikeouts 1. Jonathan Jackson (1996-99) _________ 301 2. Scooter Michael (2001-04) __________ 298 3. Ryan Falcon (2003-07) _____________ 285 4. Jason Parsons (1995-98) ___________ 265 5. Chris Mason (2003-05) _____________ 244 6. Jay Metzger (2001-2004) ___________ 237 7. Anthony Sylvester (1993-96) _________ 232 8. Nick Starnes (2003-07) ____________ 226 9. Jeff Huffman (1991-93)_____________ 214 10. Taft Cable (1999-01) ______________ 206

ANNUAL SEASON LEADERS

BATTINGGames2009 ______48 Corey Overholtzer, Ray Quinones, Pedro Leon2008 ______60 _______ Matt Gaski, Pedro Leon2007_______60 ________Tim Carrier, Matt Gaski2006 ______59 ___ Jermaine Mitchell, Guy Welsh2005 ______53 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2004 ______55 ____________ Danny Valencia, _______________ Jeremy Roulin, Jesse Lavender2003 ______60 _____ Ryan Gordon, Jason Sarvis2002 ______55 Justin Saltalamacchia, Kirk Strebin2001_______59 ___________ Shane Schumaker ___________________Chad Hayes, Doug Schutt2000 ______58 _____ Jeremy Purcell, Kyle Tasco _________________________ Ramon Balderas1999 ______55 _____Jeff Smith, Brandon Weber ___________________________Jeremy Purcell1998 ______58 ___ Kenny Vawter, Lance Surridge _______________ Linwood Davis, Dominic Pattie ___________________________Jeremy Purcell1997 _______62 __Dominic Pattie, Lance Surridge ________________ Steve Mokan, Linwood Davis1996 ______52 __ Dominic Pattie, Pat Calabrese ___________________________ Nicky Phillips1995 ______54 ____ Chirs Healy, Steve Matyczyk1994 ______57 ___ Tonka Maynor, Joey DeAngelis1993 ______45 ____ Joey DeAngelis, Scott Young1992 ______46 __ Tonka Maynor, Joey DeAngelis1991 _______42 ______ Tonka Maynor, Sean Pick


ALL-TIME RECORDSAt-bats2009 ______ 201 __________ Corey Overholtzer2008 ______ 248 _______________ Matt Gaski2007_______ 260 _______________ Tim Carrier2006 ______ 234 __________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 219 ______________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 222 ____________ Danny Valencia2003 ______ 231 ______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 231 _______________Kirk Strebin2001_______ 226 ______________ Doug Schutt2000 ______ 228 ________________Kyle Tasco1999 ______ 221 ________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 230 ____________ Dominic Pattie1997 _______ 260 ____________ Dominic Pattie1996 ______ 215 ____________ Dominic Pattie1995 ______ 196 ________________ Tim Giles1994 ______ 206 _____________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ 171 ______________ Scott Young1992 ______ 173 _____________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 147 _____________ Tonka Maynor

Batting average (minimum 100 at bats)2009 ______ .343 _______________Ed Jayjack2008 ______ .359 ______________Ricky Orton2007_______ .359 ______________ Greg Feltes2006 ______ .397 _________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ .348 ___________ Mike Mongiello2004 ______ .374 ______________Ryan Gordon2003 ______ .416 ______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ .366 _____________Ryan Gordon2001_______ .341 _________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ .376 _________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ .339 _______________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ .380 ____________ Kenny Vawter1997 _______ .385 ___________ Dominic Pattie1996 ______ .363 ___________ Dominic Pattie1995 ______ .371______________ Scott Young1994 ______ .379 ____________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ .333 ___________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ .410 _____________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ .354 ____________ Tonka Maynor

Runs2009 ______ 39 ________________ Pedro Leon2008 ______ 66 ________________ Greg Feltes2007_______ 55 ________________ Tim Carrier2006 ______ 46 ________________ Greg Feltes2005 ______ 45 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2004 ______ 48 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2003 ______ 61 ______________ Allen Thomas2002 ______ 49 ______Jason Sarvis, Kirk Strebin2001_______ 67 _______________ Doug Schutt2000 ______ 74 ___________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ 56 _________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 61 _____________ Dominic Pattie1997 _______ 72 _____________ Dominic Pattie1996 ______ 67 ______________ Nicky Phillips1995 ______ 46 ________________ Chris Healy1994 ______ 66 ______________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ 40 _______________ Scott Young1992 ______ 50 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 36 _____________ Chris Madonna

Hits2009 ______ 60 ___________ Corey Overholtzer2008 ______ 81 ________________ Matt Gaski2007_______ 91 ________________ Tim Carrier2006 ______ 93 ___________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 71 _______________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 75 _____________ Danny Valencia2003 ______ 96 _______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 72 _______________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ 76 ___________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ 77 ___________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ 75 _________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 79 _____________ Lance Surridge1997 _______ 100 ____________ Dominic Pattie1996 ______ 78 _____________ Dominic Pattie

1995 ______ 72 _______________ Scott Young1994 ______ 78 ______________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ 55 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ 71 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 52 ______________ Tonka Maynor

Doubles2009 ______ 14 ______________ Ray Quinones2008 ______ 21 ________________ Sean Snell2007_______ 20 _________________Guy Welsh2006 ______ 13 ________________ Greg Feltes2005 ______ 19 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2004 ______ 16 _____________ Danny Valencia2003 ______ 20 _______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 24 _______________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ 18 ____________ Chris Mittendorf2000 ______ 18 ______________Jeremy Purcell1999 ______ 17 ______________Jeremy Purcell1998 ______ 15 ____ Kenny Vawter, Steve Mokan1997 _______ 19 _____________ Dominic Pattie1996 ______ 21 ______________ Pat Calabrese1995 ______ 17 ________________ Chris Healy1994 ______ 21 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1993 ______ 18 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ 23 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 10 _____________ Joey DeAngelis

Triples2009 ______ 6 ____________ Corey Overholtzer2008 ______ 6 ____________ Corey Overholtzer2007 ______ 3 ___ Corey Overholtzer, Greg Feltes2006 ______ 7 ____________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 3 _______________ Jeremy Roulin2004 ______ 6 ________________Ryan Gordon2003 ______ 5 ________________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 4 _____ Ryan Gordon, Jason Sarvis, _____________________________Kirk Strebin2001_______ 4 ____________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ 7 ____________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ 5 __________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 5 ______________ Dominic Pattie1997 _______ 5 _______________ Kenny Vawter1996 ______ 8 _______________ Nicky Phillips1995 ______ 4 ______ Scott Young, Nicky Phillips1994 ______ 3 _______________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ 2 ___ Joey DeAngelis, Tonka Maynor1992 ______ 2 ______Tonka Maynor, Scott Young __________________________ Steve Matyczyk1991 _______ 1 ________________ Four Players

Home runs2009 ______ 4 Ed Jayjack, Pedro Leon, Trevor Edwards2008 ______ 15 _______Ricky Orton, Greg Feltes2007_______ 7 _________________ Sean Snell2006 ______ 5 ____________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 7 ________________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 8 ______________ Danny Valencia2003 ______ 9 __________________ Jay Maule2002 ______ 7 _______________ Ryan Galligan2001_______ 11 _______________ Jesse Martin2000 ______ 15 ______________Jeremy Purcell1999 ______ 11 ______________Jeremy Purcell1998 ______ 10 ______________Linwood Davis1997 _______ 13 ______________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ 17 _________________ Tim Giles1995 ______ 12 _________________ Tim Giles1994 ______ 9 _______ Joey DeAngelis, Tim Giles1993 ______ 6 ___ Tonka Maynor, Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ 12 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 4 _______________ Tonka Maynor

Total bases2009 ______ 91 ___________ Corey Overholtzer2008 ______ 139 _______________Ricky Orton2007_______ 125 _______________ Tim Carrier2006 ______ 133 __________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 109 ______________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 117 ____________ Danny Valencia

2003 ______ 141 ______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 119 ______________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ 124 __________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ 139 _____________Jeremy Purcell1999 ______ 127 ________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 115 _____________ Kenny Vawter1997 _______ 147 _____________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ 144 ________________ Tim Giles1995 ______ 113 ________________ Tim Giles1994 ______ 125 ____________ Joey DeAngelis1993 ______ 95 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ 134 _____________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 75 ______________ Tonka Maynor

RBI2009 ______ 36 __ Corey Overholtzer, Pedro Leon2008 ______ 59 ________________Ricky Orton2007_______ 49 _________________Guy Welsh2006 ______ 41 ___________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 41 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2004 ______ 40 ________________ Justin Crist2003 ______ 50 _______________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 44 _______________Ryan Gordon2001_______ 52 ___________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ 64 ______________Jeremy Purcell1999 ______ 50 ______________Jeremy Purcell1998 ______ 60 ______________Linwood Davis1997 _______ 72 ______________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ 68 _________________ Tim Giles1995 ______ 45 _________________ Tim Giles1994 ______ 47 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1993 ______ 42 ______________ Tonka Maynor1992 ______ 45 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 39 ______________ Tonka Maynor

Stolen bases2009 ______ 18 ________________ Pedro Leon2008 ______ 11 _______ Greg Feltes, Sean Snell2007_______ 17 ________________ Tim Carrier2006 ______ 24 ___________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 15 _______________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 11 ____ Ryan Gordon, Jeremy Roulin2003 ______ 23 ______________ Allen Thomas2002 ______ 23 _______________Ryan Gordon2001_______ 28 _ Shane Schumaker, Doug Schutt2000 ______ 26 ___________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ 28 _________________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ 35 _____________ Dominic Pattie1997 _______ 45 ______________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ 26 _____________ Dominic Pattie1995 ______ 17 ______________ Nicky Phillips1994 ______ 37 ______________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ 12 ______________ Tonka Maynor1992 ______ 13 ______________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ 16 ________________ John Garris

Walks2009 ______ 30 ________________ Pedro Leon2008 ______ 61 ________________Ricky Orton2007_______ 42 ________________ Matt Gaski2006 ______ 42 ___________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ 26 _________________ Jay Maule2004 ______ 50 ______________ Jeremy Roulin2003 ______ 40 _______________ Jason Sarvis2002 ______ 35 _______________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ 43 ___________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ 47 ___________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ 37 _____________ Brandon Weber1998 ______ 40 ______________Linwood Davis1997 _______ 39 ______________Linwood Davis1996 ______ 27 ______________ Nicky Phillips1995 ______ 34 _______________ Chris Healey1994 ______ 49 _____________ Joey DeAngelis1993 ______ 32 ______________ Tonka Maynor1992 ______ 30 __ Tonka Maynor, Joey DeAngelis1991 _______ 42 ______________ Tonka Maynor

Strikeouts2009 ______ 38 ______________ Ray Quinones2008 ______ 49 ________________Ricky Orton2007_______ 42 ________________ Sean Snell2006 ______ 44 ____________ Brandon Harvey2005 ______ 32 _________________ Jay Maule2004 ______ 58 _______________ Ryan Brincat2003 ______ 46 ________ Jay Maule, Nate Alden2002 ______ 52 ______________ Ryan Galligan2001_______ 70 _______________ Chad Hayes2000 ______ 56 ____________ Ramon Balderas1999 ______ 52 _______________ Jesse Smith1998 ______ 48 ______________Jeremy Purcell1997 _______ 57 _______________Steve Mokan1996 ______ 43 ___________ Stephen Vaughan1995 ______ 47 ___________ Stephen Vaughan1994 ______ 38 _______________ Mike Rikard1993 ______ 40 _____________ Steve Matyczyk1992 ______ 38 ____ Scott Young, Joey DeAngelis1991 _______ 41 _________________ Sean Pick

Slugging percentage2009 ______ .524 _______________Ed Jayjack2008 ______ .675 ______________Ricky Orton2007_______ .530 ______________ Greg Feltes2006 ______ .568 _________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ .498 _____________ Chris Mason2004 ______ .604 _____________Ryan Gordon2003 ______ .610 _____________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ .578 _____________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ .556 _________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ .629 ____________Jeremy Purcell1999 ______ .575 _______________ Jeff Smith1998 ______ .561 ____________ Kenny Vawter1997 _______ .639 ____________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ .731 _______________ Tim Giles1995 ______ .577 _______________ Tim Giles1994 ______ .622 ___________ Joey DeAngelis1993 ______ .576 ___________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ .765 ____________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ .510_____________ Tonka Maynor

On-base percentage2009 ______ .459 _______________Ed Jayjack2008 ______ .502 ______________Ricky Orton2007_______ .455 ______________ Greg Feltes2006 ______ .493 _________ Jermaine Mitchell2005 ______ .396 _______________ Jay Maule2004 ______ .440 ____________ Jeremy Roulin2003 ______ .473 _____________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ .446 _____________ Jason Sarvis2001_______ .455 _________ Shane Schumaker2000 ______ .498 _________ Shane Schumaker1999 ______ .428 ___________ Brandon Weber1998 ______ .442 ____________ Kenny Vawter1997 _______ .466 ____________ Nicky Phillips1996 ______ .453 ____________ Pat Calabrese1995 ______ .424 ______________ Chris Healy1994 ______ .480 ____________ Tonka Maynor1993 ______ .457 ___________ Joey DeAngelis1992 ______ .519 ____________ Tonka Maynor1991 _______ .500 ___Tonka MaynorPITCHING

ERA (min. 20 IP)2009 ______ 3.77 ____________ Warren Slack2008 ______ 4.96 _____________ James White2007_______ 2.93 _____________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 2.93 ____________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 2.88 _____________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 2.36 _____________ Chris Mason2003 ______ 2.59 _____________Ryan Gordon2002 ______ 2.71 ______________Jay Metzger2001_______ 2.50 _______________ Taft Cable2000 ______ 2.98 _____________Ryan Gordon1999 ______ 4.37 _____________ Aaron Horne1998 ______ 2.32 ____________Jason Parsons1997 _______ 3.08 ____________Jason Parsons1996 ______ 3.07 _______________ Ben Evick


ALL-TIME RECORDS1995 ______ 3.22 ___________ Jay Kuykendall1994 ______ 1.08 _______________ Sean Pick1993 ______ 2.48 _________ Anthony Sylvester1992 ______ 2.64 _____________ Jeff Huffman1991 _______ 4.82 _____________ Jeff Huffman

Appearances2009 ______ 24 ________________Rob Gilliam2008 ______ 38 _______________ James White2007_______ 30 _________________ Kory Judd2006 ______ 38 ______________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 30 ________________Wes McCall2004 ______ 34 ______________ Jarrett Santos2003 ______ 41 ______________ Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 30 _____________ Chris Cloninger2001_______ 40 __________________ Ted Toler2000 ______ 32 __________________ Ted Toler1999 ______ 26 _________________ Taft Cable1998 ______ 35 __________________ Ted Toler1997 _______ 35 ______________Jason Parsons1996 ______ 26 ______________Jason Parsons1995 ______ 27 _____________ Jay Kuykendall1994 ______ 34 _________________ Sean Pick1993 ______ 20 ______________ Bryan Greene ______________________________ Sean Pick1992 ______ 23 ______________Jack Nemecek1991 _______ 25 ______________ Bryan Parrish

Wins2009 ______ 4 Warren Slack, Rob Gilliam, Greg Smith2008 ______ 7 ________________ Greg Martin2007_______ 8 ________________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 10 ______________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 6 ______ Chris Mason, Nick Starnes2004 ______ 9 __ Scooter Michael, Jarrett Santos2003 ______ 11 ______________ Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 12 ____________ Scooter Michael2001_______ 6 ______ Ted Toler, Everett Hancock2000 ______ 9 ________Ryan Gordon, Taft Cable1999 ______ 7 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 8 _______________Jason Parsons1997 _______ 15 ______________Jason Parsons1996 ______ 11 ___________ Jonathan Jackson1995 ______ 9 _______________Darrell Tillmon1994 ______ 9 ____________ Anthony Sylvester1993 ______ 13 _______________ Jeff Huffman1992 ______ 7 ________________ Scott Danna1991 _______ 4 _______________ Bryan Parrish

Losses2009 ______ 8 _________________ Greg Smith2008 ______ 7 _________________Wes McCall2007_______ 7 _______________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 7 _________________Wes McCall2005 ______ 7 ________________ Chris Mason2004 ______ 6 ________________ Ryan Falcon2003 ______ 5 __ Jarrett Santos, Scooter Michael2002 ______ 6 _____ Chris Cloninger, Jay Metzger2001_______ 5 ___________________ Ted Toler2000 ______ 6 _____________ Everett Hancock1999 ______ 6 Jonathan Jackson, Corey McDonald1998 ______ 4 ___ Lance Surridge, Rhett Woehrle1997 _______ 6 ______________ Lance Surridge1996 ______ 5 ____________ Anthony Sylvester1995 ______ 5 ____________ Anthony Sylvester1994 ______ 4 __ Jeff Huffman, Anthony Sylvester1993 ______ 6 _______________ Brian Moehler1992 ______ 6 _________________Mike Viruso1991 _______ 6 _______________ Brian Moehler

Games started2009 ______ 11 _______________ Greg Martin2008 ______ 15 _______________ Greg Martin2007_______ 16 _______ Matt Gibs, Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 14 _______________ Ryan Falcon2005 ______ 15 _____ Chris Mason, Nick Starnes2004 ______ 12 ______ Ryan Falcon, Jay Metzger ____________________________ Nick Starnes

2003 ______ 17 ____________ Scooter Michael2002 ______ 12 ________________Jay Metzger2001_______ 18 ____________ Everett Hancock2000 ______ 18 ____________ Everett Hancock1999 ______ 17 ___________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 15 Jonathan Jackson, Lance Surridge ___________________________ Rhett Woehrle1997 _______ 15 ___________ Jonathan Jackson1996 ______ 13 ___________ Anthony Sylvester1995 ______ 15 ___________ Anthony Sylvester1994 ______ 13 ___________ Anthony Sylvester1993 ______ 13 _______________ Jeff Huffman1992 ______ 14 _______________ Scott Danna1991 _______ 13 ______________ Brian Moehler

Games relieved2009 ______ 21 _________________ Zach Furl2008 ______ 38 _______________ James White2007_______ 27 ________Clay Gibson, Kory Judd2006 ______ 35 ______________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 29 ________________Wes McCall2004 ______ 34 ______________ Jarrett Sanots2003 ______ 40 ______________ Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 27 ___________ Michael Gulledge2001_______ 39 __________________ Ted Toler2000 ______ 32 __________________ Ted Toler1999 ______ 23 __________________ Ted Toler1998 ______ 35 __________________ Ted Toler1997 _______ 27 ______________Jason Parsons1996 ______ 21 _________________ Ben Evick1995 ______ 21 ______________Jason Parsons1994 ______ 34 _________________ Sean Pick1993 ______ 20 ______ Bryan Greene, Sean Pick1992 ______ 22 ______________Jack Nemecek1991 _______ 24 ______________ Bryan Parrish

Winning Percentage (min. 5 decisions)2009 ____ 4-6, .400 _____________ Rob Gilliam2008 ____ 5-2, .714 _____________ Greg Smith2007_____ 8-7, .533 _____________Ryan Falcon2006 ____ 19-3, .769 ___________Patrick Currin2005 ____ 4-2, .667 ____________Adam Krieger2004 ____ 9-1, .900 __________Scooter Michael2003 ____ 8-3, .727 _____________ Jay Metzger2002 ____ 12-1, .923 _________Scooter Michael2001_____ 5-3, .625 __________Scooter Michael2000 ____ 9-2, .818 ____________ Ryan Gordon1999 ____ 4-1, .800 _______________ Ted Toler1998 ____ 7-0, 1.000 ___________ Sean Gordon1997 _____ 7-0, 1.000 __________ Rhett Woerhle1996 ____ 11-4, .733 ________Jonathan Jackson1995 ____ 9-1, .900 ___________ Darrell Tillmon1994 ____ 5-1, .833 ___________ Darrell Tillmon1993 ____ 5-0, 1.000 ________Anthony Sylvester1992 ____ 7-5, .583 ____________ Scott Danna1991 _____ 4-5. .444 ____________Bryan Parrish

Complete games2009 ______________________________ None2008 ______________________________ None2007_______ 2 _________________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______________________________ None2005 ______ 8 _________________Chris Mason2004 ______ 2 ______________ Scooter Michael2003 ______ 1 ____ Chris Mason, Scooter Michael2002 ______ 6 _________________ Jay Metzger2001_______ 1 ______________ Scooter Michael2000 ______ 2 ______________ Everett Hancock1999 ______ 3 _____________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 2 _______________ Lance Surridge1997 _______ 4 _______________ Lance Surridge1996 ______ 3 Jonathan Jackson, Anthony Sylvester1995 ______ 2 ____Jay Kuykendall, Darrell Tillmon__________________________ Anthony Sylvester1994 ______ 4 _____________ Anthony Sylvester1993 ______ 1 _____ Jeff Huffman, Brian Moehler1992 ______ 1 _____ Jeff Huffman, Brian Moehler______________________________ Mike Viruso

1991 _______ 1 _______________ Brian Moehler

Innings pitched2009 ______ 65.2 ______________ Rob Gilliam2008 ______ 83.1 ______________ Greg Martin2007_______ 104.1 _____________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 83.0 _____________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 118.2 _____________Chris Mason2004 ______ 87.1 ______________Jarrett Santos2003 ______ 101.0 ____________Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 106.1 _____________ Jay Metzger2001_______ 95.0 ___________ Everett Hancock2000 ______ 100.1 __________ Everett Hancock1999 ______ 93.2 __________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 79.1 ____________ Lance Surridge1997 _______ 105.1 ___________ Jason Parsons1996 ______ 82.0 ____________ Jason Parsons1995 ______ 88.1 __________ Anthony Sylvester1994 ______ 81.2 __________ Anthony Sylvester1993 ______ 65.2 _____________ Jeff Huffman1992 ______ 84.0 ____________ Brian Moehler1991 _______ 65.3 ____________ Brian Moehler

Strikeouts2009 ______ 78 ________________ Rob Gilliam2008 ______ 59 _________________Greg Smith2007_______ 84 ________________ Ryan Falcon2006 ______ 73 _______________ Nick Starnes2005 ______ 135 _______________Chris Mason2004 ______ 86 ________________ Ryan Falcon2003 ______ 106 ______________Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 86 _____________ Scooter Michael2001_______ 67 __________________ Ted Toler2000 ______ 113 ______________ Ryan Gordon1999 ______ 74 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 73 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1997 _______ 91 ______________ Lance Surridge1996 ______ 74 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1995 ______ 77 ______________ Darrell Tillmon1994 ______ 78 _______________ Jeff Huffman1993 ______ 64 _______________ Jeff Huffman1992 ______ 59 ______________ Brian Moehler1991 _______ 42 ______________ Brian Moehler

Walks2009 ______ 21 ______ Matt Parish, Warren Slack2008 ______ 38 _________________Greg Smith2007_______ 28 _________________Matt Gibbs2006 ______ 44 _______________ Nick Starnes2005 ______ 49 _______________ Nick Starnes2004 ______ 32 _______________ Nick Starnes2003 ______ 29 _______________Jarrett Santos2002 ______ 29 ________________ Jay Metzger2001_______ 47 _____________ Everett Hancock2000 ______ 50 _____________ Darin Phanlines1999 ______ 43 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1998 ______ 38 ______________ Lance Surridge1997 _______ 47 ______________ Lance Surridge1996 ______ 30 ____________ Jonathan Jackson1995 ______ 40 ____________ Anthony Sylvester1994 ______ 31 _______________ Jeff Huffman1993 ______ 37 _______________ Jeff Huffman1992 ______ 44 ______________ Brian Moehler1991 _______ 38 ________________Scott Danna

Saves2009 ______ 4 _________________ Rob Gilliam2008 ______ 7 _________________ Rob Gilliam2007_______ 2 ___________________Kory Judd2006 ______ 8 ________________ Patrick Currin2005 ______ 6 _______Patrick Currin, Wes McCall2004 ______ 5 ________________Jarrett Santos2003 ______ 8 _________________Chris Mason2002 ______ 3 __ Chris Cloninger, Scooter Michael2001_______ 9 __________________ Taft Cable2000 ______ 3 ___________ Taft Cable, Ted Toler1999 ______ 2 ______________Four players tied1998 ______ 6 _______________ Jason Parsons

1997 _______ 8 _______________ Jason Parsons1996 ______ 4 _______________ Jason Parsons1995 ______ 3 _______________ Jay Kuykendall1994 ______ 11 __________________Sean Pick1993 ______ 4 _______________ Jay Kuykendall1992 ______ 3 ________________ Jeff Huffman1991 _______ 1 _______________ Jack Nemecek

Rob Gi l l iam led the Spar t ans in appearances, wins, innings pitched and strikeouts during the 2009 campaign before being drafted by the Oakland Athletics.

Anthony Sylvester was the team leader in games started, complete games and innings pitched during the 1994 and 1995 seasons.

Anthon S l ester as the team leader


Annual Team Totals

Offense Pitching BA Runs Hits HRs RBI 2Bs 3Bs SB Walks OB Pct. ERA Ks BB IP Saves Shut CG Opp BA Rec. 2009 .272 284 459 24 262 78 16 65 203 .364 6.46 359 202 436.0 9 0 0 .286 20-29 (.408) 2008 .304 444 642 66 412 131 18 66 286 .397 6.11 411 285 536.0 12 1 0 .307 33-27 (.550) 2007 .292 372 614 43 340 119 16 55 242 .377 5.41 384 190 532.0 5 3 2 .287 30-30 (.500) 2006 .274 283 552 16 245 102 13 77 222 .354 5.49 359 210 521.0 11 1 0 .292 26-33 (.441) 2005 .269 285 476 26 255 101 9 68 193 .352 4.39 410 154 467.1 15 1 8 .275 31-22 (.585) 2004 .275 329 520 38 296 107 19 54 260 .368 4.17 401 146 490.1 7 4 5 .271 33-21-1 (.609) 2003 .300 430 617 34 385 113 21 101 267 .392 3.69 495 153 532.0 11 2 1 .256 39-21 (.650) 2002 .299 373 565 36 326 114 18 103 250 .395 4.83 366 168 492.1 7 6 10 .286 33-22 (.600) 2001 .265 382 534 46 329 106 9 124 293 .368 4.58 376 202 520.1 16 4 1 .282 31-28 (.525) 2000 .300 438 616 61 385 104 22 109 291 .393 5.18 476 251 511.0 8 3 3 .272 34-24 (.586) 1999 .282 351 510 40 302 99 27 153 235 .379 5.86 349 240 462.2 9 1 4 .284 29-26 (.527) 1998 .298 398 569 38 354 104 16 147 267 .391 4.66 415 176 490.2 11 5 4 .265 40-18 (.690) 1997 .313 486 650 57 417 123 19 169 290 .377 5.14 442 232 522.0 16 3 8 .277 45-17 (.726) 1996 .283 321 475 40 285 107 13 110 217 .376 4.61 341 173 433.2 7 3 8 .284 28-24 (.538) 1995 .290 338 499 39 310 108 19 79 207 .412 4.34 351 193 443.1 9 2 6 .256 35-19 (.648) 1994 .304 381 550 47 330 104 13 132 304 .392 4.37 368 189 474.0 15 6 2 .282 39-18 (.684) 1993 .261 249 378 27 212 63 7 70 211 .400 4.31 302 213 388.3 8 3 2 .259 23-22 (.511) 1992 .270 256 414 55 213 72 11 55 219 .418 6.99 306 230 400.7 9 0 3 .302 20-26 (.435) 1991 .252 231 342 14 188 49 4 78 232 .377 8.02 207 188 348.0 1 1 1 .337 9-33 (.214)

ALL-TIME RECORDS

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ALL-TIME RESULTSAll-Big South Conf. (1994-97)

1994 Joey DeAngelis, 1B ____ First Team1994 Steve Matyczyk, 3B ___ First Team1994 Tonka Maynor, OF _____ First Team1995 Steve Matyczyk, 3B _Second Team1995 Nick Phillips, OF ____Second Team1995 Darrell Tillmon, P ___Second Team1995 Stephen Vaughan, C _Second Team1996 Pat Calabrese, 3B ____ First Team1996 *Jonathan Jackson, P __ First Team1996 Tim Giles, 1B ______Second Team1997 Steve Mokan, 3B _____ First Team1997 Jason Parsons, P _____ First Team1997 Dominic Pattie, 2B ____ First Team1997 Nick Phillips, OF ______ First Team1997 Kenny Vawter, OF ___Second Team

All-Southern Conf. (1998-present)

1998 Linwood Davis, OF ____ First Team1998 Dominic Pattie, 2B ____ First Team1998 Kenny Vawter, OF _____ First Team1998 Corey McDonald, P __Second Team1998 Jason Parsons, P ___Second Team1998 Jeremy Purcell, OF __Second Team2000 Jeremy Purcell, OF ____ First Team2000 Taft Cable, P ______Second Team2000 *Ryan Gordon, P _____ First Team2000 Jeff Smith, OF _____Second Team2000 Shane Schumaker, 2B Second Team2001 Shane Schumaker, 2B _ First Team2001 Taft Cable, P ______Second Team2002 Scooter Michael, P ____ First Team2002 Jason Sarvis, 2B _____ First Team2002 Ryan Gordon, DH _____ First Team2003 Ryan Gordon, DH _____ First Team2003 Jarrett Santos, P ______ First Team2003 Jason Sarvis, 2B ___Second Team2004 Ryan Gordon, DH ___Second Team2004 Jarrett Santos, P ____Second Team2004 *Danny Valencia, 3B Second Team2005 Chris Mason, P _______ First Team2006 Jermaine Mitchell, OF __ First Team2006 Patrick Currin, P ____Second Team2007 Ryan Falcon, P _____Second Team2008 Ricky Orton, 1B ____Second Team2008 Greg Martin, P _____Second Team

*Freshman of the Year

All-Conf. Tournament Members

1997 Dominic Pattie ____________ 2B1997 Nicky Phillips _____________ OF1997 Lance Surridge ____________ DH1997 Jason Parsons (MVP) ________ P 1998 Dominic Pattie ____________ 2B1998 Lance Surridge ____________ DH1998 Kenny Vawter _____________ OF2001 Chris Cook _______________ OF2001 Chris Mittendorf ___________ DH2001 Shane Schumaker _________ 2B2001 Ted Toler ________________ RP2002 Kirk Strebin ______________ OF2003 Ryan Gordon _____________ OF2007 Sean Snell _______________ OF2008 Tim Carrier _______________ 2B2008 Greg Feltes ______________ DH

Big South Tournament (1997)SoCon Tournament (1998-present)

SoCon Academic Honor Roll

Jason Branta _______ 2002-03, 2003-04Rick Capretta 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-2000Chris Cook _________________2000-01Patrick Currin 2002-03, 2003-04, 2005-06Lucas Dalton _______________2003-04Danny Duskin _______________1998-99Clark Erskine _______________2003-04Ryan Falcon ________________2002-03Greg Feltes ________________2005-08Matt Gaski _________________2006-07Ryan Galligan ______ 2000-01, 2003-04Rob Gilliam ________________2006-09Nick Gonzalez ______________1998-99Ryan Gordon _______ 2000-01, 2002-03Lucas Hamilton _____________2000-01Everett Hancock _____________2001-02Chad Hayes ________________2000-01Aaron Horne 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02Nolan Johnson ______ 2002-03, 2003-04Fletcher Kemp ______________1998-99Mike Krekorian ______________1998-99Lee Land __________________2006-07Justin Lee 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02Jacob Linney _______________2006-07Sam Martin ________________2006-07Jay Maule _________ 2001-02, 2002-03Samuel Mason ______________2007-08Wes McCall ________________2006-07Jay Metzger _2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04Michael Mitchell ____________2007-08Steve Mokan _______ 1997-98, 1998-99Mark Oetjen ________ 1997-98, 1998-99Austin Parrish ______________2003-04Dominic Pattie ______________1997-98Ian Phillips_________________2006-07Justin Saltalamacchia_________2001-02Jason Sarvis _1999-00, 2001-02, 2002-03Darrius Sellers ______________2007-08Alex Shelton________________2006-07Logan Smith _______________2005-08Sean Snell _________________2005-08Nick Starnes _______ 2002-03, 2006-07Kirk Strebin ________________2001-02Allie Swanson ______________2002-03David Thigpen ______________1999-00Kevin Thompson _____________1998-99Bryan Thyroff _______________2006-07Ted Toler __________________2000-01Michael Wall _______________2007-08Daniel Ward ________________2001-02Brandon Weber _____ 1997-98, 1998-99Rhett Woehrle ______________1997-98Years are listed by the academic year

Other Notables

All-Atlantic Region1993 Tonka Maynor, OF _____ First Team1997 Jason Parsons, P _____ First Team1997 Dominic Pattie, 2B ____ First Team2002 Ryan Gordon, DH ___Second TeamAll-American1997 Jason Parsons, P ____ Third Team 1997 Dominic Pattie, 2B ___ Third Team2002 Scooter Michael, P ___ Third Team2003 Ryan Gordon, P/DH ___ First TeamFreshman All-American1993 Anthony Sylvester1994 Tim Giles1996 Jonathan Jackson1997 Steve Mokan (Honorable Mention)1998 Ted Toler (Honorable Mention)2000 Ryan Gordon2001 Scooter Michael (Honorable Mention)2003 Chris MasonAcademic All-American1994 Sean Pick, P ________ First Team2006 Patrick Currin, P ____Second Team

UNCG Individual Awards 1991Record : 9-33

Head Coach: Mike Gaski

Feb. 24 MT. OLIVE ________________ L, 4-14Feb. 27 PFEIFFER ________________ W, 10-6Mar. 1 WILLIAM & MARY __________ L, 6-15Mar. 1 WILLIAM & MARY ___________ W, 5-2Mar. 6 HIGH POINT ______________W, 12-4Mar. 7 at High Point______________ L, 5-13Mar. 8 WEST VIRGINIA ___________ L, 11-21Mar. 9 SHIPPENSBURG ___________ L, 2-11Mar. 10 MERCYHURST ______________ L, 2-4Mar. 11 CHARLOTTE _____________ L, 11-25Mar. 12 OLD DOMINION ____________ L, 3-8Mar. 14 at Methodist ______________ W, 11-2Mar. 17 at Winthrop _______________ L, 1-3Mar. 17 at Winthrop _______________ L, 4-8Mar. 19 at Davidson _______________ W, 8-7Mar. 20 at Catawba ________________ L, 2-8Mar. 20 at Catawba _______________ W, 13-0Mar. 21 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ L, 4-8Mar. 23 FARLEIGH DICKINSON _______ L, 8-15Mar. 23 FARLEIGH DICKINSON _______ L, 9-11Mar. 24 OHIO ___________________ L, 5-22Mar. 25 at North Carolina State ______ L, 5-13Mar. 26 at William & Mary ___________ L, 4-6Mar. 27 at William & Mary __________ W, 10-6Mar. 28 WEST CHESTER ____________ L, 5-16Apr. 2 ELON ___________________ L, 9-11Apr. 3 GUILFORD ____________ W, 8-7 (10)Apr. 4 NORFOLK STATE ____________ L, 5-6Apr. 5 at North Carolina A&T _______ L, 5-11Apr. 7 DAVIDSON ________________ L, 3-4Apr. 9 at Charlotte _______________ L, 1-5Apr. 11 EAST TENNESSEE STATE _____ L, 3-10Apr. 13 APPALACHIAN STATE. _______ L, 2-11Apr. 13 APPALACHIAN STATE. _______ L, 0-11Apr. 14 at Guilford ________________ L, 1-3Apr. 15 at Campbell _______________ W, 9-3Apr. 17 WINTHROP ________________ L, 2-8Apr. 20 at Davidson ______________ L, 3-12Apr. 24 at Belmont Abbey ___________ L, 3-5Apr. 26 METHODIST _______________ L, 4-9Apr. 27 at Liberty ________________ L, 8-12Apr. 27 at Liberty ________________ L, 5-14

1992Record: 20-26


Feb. 19 EAST TENNESSEE STATE ______ W, 7-5Feb. 20 at East Carolina ____________ W, 3-0Feb. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE ________ L, 4-10Feb. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE. ____ W, 8-7 (10)Feb. 26 at North Carolina ___________ L, 3-5Feb. 27 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ W, 6-4Feb. 29 VIRGINIA TECH ____________ L, 3-14Mar. 1 VIRGINIA TECH ____________ L, 6-12Mar. 3 at North Carolina State _______ W, 5-2Mar. 4 DAVIDSON ________________ W, 6-5Mar. 8 Georgia Southern# _________ W, 10-7Mar. 9 Detroit# _________________ L, 6-16Mar. 12 Detroit# __________________ W, 7-5Mar. 13 Virginia Tech# _____________ W, 10-7Mar. 14 Virginia Tech# _____________ L, 3-12Mar. 16 VIRGINIA ________________ L, 4-10Mar. 18 CHARLOTTE ______________ L, 3-25Mar. 20 BOWLING GREEN ___________ L, 4-7Mar. 21 OHIO _________________ L, 7-8 (10)Mar. 22 KENT STATE ______________ L, 4-10Mar. 23 KENT STATE _______________ L, 4-7Mar. 24 WINTHROP ________________ L, 4-7Mar. 30 at UNC Asheville ___________ L, 6-12Mar. 31 NORTH CAROLINA STATE _____ L, 4-15Apr. 1 EAST CAROLINA ____________ W, 6-2Apr. 2 at Western Carolina ________ L, 7-18Apr. 3 at Campbell ______________W, 12-8Apr. 5 GUILFORD ________________ L, 5-9Apr. 7 CHARLOTTE _______________ W, 8-6Apr. 9 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 4-14Apr. 10 at William & Mary __________ L, 7-10

Apr. 12 at North Carolina A&T ________ W, 6-5Apr. 13 at Radford _______________ L, 4-12Apr. 15 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 6-7Apr. 16 LIBERTY __________________ W, 9-8Apr. 17 at Davidson ______________ L, 6-25Apr. 18 at UNC Wilmington __________ W, 7-3Apr. 19 at UNC Wilmington __________ W, 7-6Apr. 22 WAKE FOREST ____________ L, 3-10Apr. 23 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 3-2Apr. 26 at Old Dominion ____________ L, 1-3Apr. 26 at Old Dominion ____________ L, 0-7Apr. 28 at Winthrop ______________ L, 6-13Apr. 29 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 4-7May 1 at North Carolina A&T ________ W, 2-1May 2 VMI _____________________ W, 6-5

# - Georgia Southern Tournament (Statesboro, GA)

1993Record: 23-22


Feb. 17 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______ W, 16-3Feb. 18 CAMPBELL _______________ W, 13-2Feb. 20 at East Carolina ____________ L, 0-3Feb. 22 at The Citadel ______________ W, 9-8Feb. 24 at Furman ________________ L, 6-7Mar. 2 CHARLOTTE _______________ W, 4-2Mar. 8 Stetson# _________________ L, 0-5Mar. 9 Xavier# _________________ W, 14-3Mar. 10 Old Dominion# _____________ W, 7-3Mar. 10 Stetson# _________________ L, 3-7Mar. 12 Old Dominion# _____________ W, 3-0Mar. 16 at VMI ___________________ W, 6-4Mar. 18 GUILFORD ________________ W, 5-0Mar. 19 THE CITADEL _______________ W, 6-5Mar. 21 at Virginia Tech _____________ W, 7-5Mar. 22 EASTERN ILLINOIS __________ L, 1-6Mar. 24 at North Carolina State ______ L, 2-10Mar. 28 HARVARD _________________ W, 4-3Mar. 28 HARVARD _________________ W, 3-1Mar. 29 UNC ASHEVILLE ___________ W, 10-3Mar. 30 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 2-4Mar. 31 NORTH CAROLINA STATE ______ L, 5-6Apr. 3 at VMI __________________ L, 5-12Apr. 4 at VMI ___________________ L, 3-4Apr. 4 at VMI ___________________ L, 3-6Apr. 9 EAST CAROLINA ____________ W, 6-5Apr. 10 UNC WILMINGTON __________ W, 7-1Apr. 10 UNC WILMINGTON __________ L, 1-2Apr. 11 UNC WILMINGTON __________ W, 8-6Apr. 12 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 4-0Apr. 13 at Charlotte _______________ L, 2-6Apr. 14 at Wake Forest ____________ W, 10-3Apr. 16 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ W, 8-7Apr. 17 WESTERN CAROLINA ________ L, 2-11Apr. 18 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ L, 6-8Apr. 20 at Liberty ________________ W, 10-5Apr. 21 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 3-8Apr. 22 at Campbell ______________ L, 7-11Apr. 23 at Davidson _______________ L, 7-8Apr. 24 WILLIAM & MARY __________ W, 10-6Apr. 25 WILLIAM & MARY ___________ W, 5-4Apr. 26 WINTHROP ________________ W, 7-1Apr. 27 at Winthrop _______________ L, 3-5Apr. 28 at North Carolina ___________ L, 4-5Apr. 29 at UNC Asheville ____________ L, 4-9

# - Stetson Tournament (DeLand, FL)

1994Record: 39-18 (20-6 Big South, 1st)


Feb. 16 at North Carolina A&T _______W, 22-1Feb. 17 VMI _____________________ W, 9-1Feb. 19 APPALACHIAN ST. ___________ L, 2-4Feb. 20 UNC WILMINGTON __________ W, 4-3Feb. 25 DAVIDSON ________________ W, 4-3Feb. 26 MARYLAND________________ W, 5-4Feb. 26 MARYLAND________________ W, 4-3Feb. 27 MARYLAND_______________W, 12-4

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Mar. 4 at North Carolina A&T ________ W, 9-2Mar. 8 at Charlotte _______________ L, 1-2Mar. 9 at The Citadel ______________ W, 8-7Mar. 10 at The Citadel _________ W, 11-7 (12)Mar. 11 at Charleston Southern* ______ L, 2-3Mar. 12 at Charleston Southern* ______ W, 6-0Mar. 12 at Charleston Southern* ______ W, 3-2Mar. 14 FAIRFIELD _______________ W, 10-5Mar. 15 YALE ____________________ W, 5-3Mar. 16 YALE ________________ W, 3-2 (11)Mar. 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE _____ W, 11-10 (11)Mar. 19 COASTAL CAROLINA* ________ L, 3-8Mar. 19 COASTAL CAROLINA* ________ W, 9-3Mar. 20 COASTAL CAROLINA* _______ L, 7-11Mar. 22 CHARLOTTE _______________ L, 0-1Mar. 23 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 6-0Mar. 26 WINTHROP* _______________ W, 3-2Mar. 26 WINTHROP* _______________ W, 3-0Mar. 29 at North Carolina ___________ L, 4-8Mar. 30 WAKE FOREST ____________ L, 1-11Apr. 1 TOWSON STATE* ____________ W, 8-0Apr. 1 TOWSON STATE* ____________ W, 9-0Apr. 2 TOWSON STATE* ____________ W, 7-1Apr. 4 at Appalachian State. ________ W, 6-4Apr. 5 at North Carolina State _______ L, 5-6Apr. 8 at Liberty* ________________ W, 9-2Apr. 9 at Liberty* _______________ W, 11-6Apr. 9 at Liberty* _______________ W, 16-3Apr. 12 at Davidson ______________ W, 13-3Apr. 17 at UNC Asheville* __________ W, 10-7Apr. 17 at UNC Asheville* ___________ W, 5-3Apr. 18 at UNC Asheville* __________ W, 10-6Apr. 19 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 5-15Apr. 21 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 4-8Apr. 23 UMBC* __________________ W, 6-5Apr. 23 UMBC* __________________ W, 7-2Apr. 24 UMBC* __________________ W, 9-5Apr. 26 WAKE FOREST ____________ L, 4-10Apr. 27 at UNC Wilmington __________ L, 3-8Apr. 30 at Radford* _______________ L, 5-7Apr. 30 at Radford* _______________ W, 8-6May 1 at Radford* _______________ L, 2-5May 13 CAMPBELL* _______________ L, 1-8May 13 CAMPBELL* _______________ W, 5-4May 14 CAMPBELL* _______________ W, 8-0May 26 vs. Southern Cal% __________ L, 3-19May 27 vs. SE Louisiana% _________W, 22-12May 28 vs. Tulane% _______________ W, 4-1May 28 vs. Southern Cal% __________ L, 9-25

* - Big South game% - NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, LA)

Big South Regular Season ChampionsNCAA Regional

1995Record: 35-19, (17-7 Big South, 2nd)


Feb. 21 DAVIDSON ________________ W, 9-4Feb. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE. _______ W, 13-6Feb. 25 MARYLAND________________ W, 3-2Feb. 25 MARYLAND________________ L, 3-5Feb. 26 MARYLAND________________ W, 6-5Feb. 27 at North Carolina A&T _______ W, 11-5Mar. 3 at Georgia _______________ W, 15-4Mar. 4 at Georgia _______________ W, 11-6Mar. 5 at Georgia ________________ L, 6-8Mar. 6 at Auburn _________________ L, 1-9Mar. 7 at Auburn _________________ L, 2-5Mar. 8 at Auburn _________________ L, 6-7Mar. 10 FAIRFIELD ________________ W, 3-2Mar. 11 FAIRFIELD _______________ W, 10-0Mar. 12 FAIRFIELD ________________ W, 6-3Mar. 14 RICHMOND _______________ L, 3-8Mar. 16 YALE ____________________ W, 7-1Mar. 18 UMBC* __________________ L, 3-4Mar. 18 UMBC* __________________ W, 6-5Mar. 19 UMBC* ____________ W, 11-10 (10)Mar. 21 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 5-4Mar. 22 at North Carolina State _______ L, 1-6Mar. 25 at Radford* ____________ L, 8-10 (9)Mar. 25 at Radford* _______________ W, 5-2Mar. 26 at Radford* _______________ L, 3-6Mar. 29 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 7-9

Mar. 30 HOWARD ________________ W, 11-2Apr. 1 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 5-4Apr. 1 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 4-2Apr. 2 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 4-2Apr. 4 NORTH CAROLINA STATE _____ W, 17-7Apr. 6 at Appalachian State. ________ W, 5-2Apr. 8 at Towson State* ___________ W, 5-3Apr. 8 at Towson State* __________W, 12-5Apr. 9 at Towson State* __________ L, 7-18Apr. 11 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 1-6Apr. 15 at Winthrop* _____________ W, 10-7Apr. 15 at Winthrop* ______________ L, 0-1Apr. 16 at Winthrop* _____________ L, 9-10Apr. 19 at North Carolina ___________ L, 1-6Apr. 21 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* ___ W, 10-6Apr. 21 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* __ L, 3-8 (8)Apr. 22 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* ____ W, 6-5Apr. 25 at Davidson _______________ W, 8-2Apr. 26 NORTH CAROLINA ___________ W, 2-1Apr. 27 at Wake Forest _____________ W, 4-1Apr. 29 at Coastal Carolina* ________ W, 10-0Apr. 29 at Coastal Carolina* ________ W, 11-2Apr. 30 at Coastal Carolina* ________ W, 10-7May 10 CHARLOTTE _______________ L, 0-2May 10 CHARLOTTE _______________ L, 2-6May 12 LIBERTY* _________________ W, 5-4May 13 LIBERTY* _________________ W, 9-2May 13 LIBERTY* ______________ W, 3-2 (8)

* - Big South game

1996Record: 28-24, (12-6 Big South, 3rd)


Feb. 9 at The Citadel _____________ L, 8-11Feb. 10 at Western Carolina _________ W, 6-3Feb. 11 at VMI ___________________ W, 6-5Feb. 15 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______ W, 17-3Feb. 19 APPALACHIAN STATE. _______ L, 3-13Feb. 21 DAVIDSON ____________ W, 5-4 (12)Feb. 24 MARYLAND____________ W, 5-1 (10)Feb. 24 MARYLAND________________ L, 6-7Feb. 25 MARYLAND_______________ L, 9-10Feb. 27 NORTH CAROLINA STATE ______ W, 4-2Mar. 1 at Alabama ______________ W, 13-8Mar. 2 at Alabama _______________ L, 3-9Mar. 3 at Alabama ______________ L, 3-12Mar. 4 at Auburn _________________ L, 4-9Mar. 5 at Auburn _________________ L, 4-6Mar. 6 at Auburn _________________ L, 3-9Mar. 9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS _________ W, 5-4Mar. 10 FAIRFIELD ________________ W, 5-2Mar. 11 YALE ________________ L, 7-10 (10)Mar. 12 YALE ___________________ L, 9-14Mar. 13 BUTLER __________________ L, 1-3Mar. 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ W, 2-1Mar. 16 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ L, 0-3Mar. 16 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ W, 2-0Mar. 20 at North Carolina A&T _______W, 12-6Mar. 23 RADFORD*_____________ W, 7-6 (8)Mar. 23 RADFORD*________________ W, 4-0Mar. 24 RADFORD*________________ L, 2-8Mar. 26 at North Carolina State ______ L, 3-11Apr. 1 at UMBC* ________________ W, 9-1Apr. 1 at UMBC* _____________ W, 4-0 (8)Apr. 3 NORTH CAROLINA __________W, 12-3Apr. 5 at Liberty* ________________ W, 6-4Apr. 6 at Liberty* ________________ L, 5-6Apr. 6 at Liberty* ________________ W, 2-1Apr. 9 CHARLOTTE ___________ W, 3-2 (11)Apr. 10 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 4-6Apr. 13 COASTAL CAROLINA* _______ W, 15-2Apr. 13 COASTAL CAROLINA* ________ W, 6-5Apr. 14 COASTAL CAROLINA* _______ W, 13-5Apr. 16 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 6-17Apr. 17 at Appalachian State. _______ W, 10-4Apr. 21 at UNC Asheville* __________ W, 13-2Apr. 21 at UNC Asheville* ___________ W, 7-5Apr. 22 at UNC Asheville* __________W, 12-2Apr. 23 at Charlotte ______________ L, 9-10Apr. 24 at North Carolina __________ L, 5-19Apr. 26 at Charleston Southern* ______ L, 5-8Apr. 27 at Charleston Southern* _____ L, 4-11Apr. 28 at Charleston Southern* ______ L, 2-5May 8 MONTREAT ________________ W, 6-2

May 11 WINTHROP* _______________ L, 5-7

* - Big South game1997

Record: 45-17 (18-3 Big South, 1st)Head Coach: Mike Gaski

Feb. 9 at UNC Wilmington ________ W, 24-10Feb. 9 at UNC Wilmington __________ W, 9-4Feb. 12 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______ W, 13-8Feb. 16 APPALACHIAN STATE. ________ W, 6-5Feb. 18 DAVIDSON _______________ W, 16-4Feb. 19 at North Carolina State _______ L, 2-9Feb. 22 MARYLAND________________ W, 5-4Feb. 22 MARYLAND_____________ L, 4-5 (11)Feb. 23 MARYLAND________________ W, 7-0Feb. 25 VCU _____________________ W, 7-6Mar. 1 at Xavier _________________ W, 10-8Mar. 2 at Jacksonville ___________ W, 16-11Mar. 4 at Florida State ____________ L, 7-11Mar. 5 at Florida State ____________ L, 0-16Mar. 7 FAIRFIELD _______________ W, 11-2Mar. 8 FARLEIGH DICKINSON ________ W, 4-3Mar. 9 FAIRFIELD ________________ W, 5-3Mar. 11 BALL STATE _____________ W, 11-10Mar. 13 BALL STATE _______________ L, 4-7Mar. 15 OHIO ____________________ W, 8-6Mar. 15 CLEVELAND STATE _________ W, 17-6Mar. 20 RICHMOND _______________ W, 9-4Mar. 22 UMBC* _________________ W, 11-2Mar. 22 UMBC* __________________ W, 2-1Mar. 23 UMBC* _________________ W, 10-1Mar. 25 at Wofford ________________ L, 1-2Mar. 26 WOFFORD ________________ W, 5-0Mar. 29 at Radford* _______________ W, 4-0Mar. 29 at Radford* ____________ W, 7-6 (9)Mar. 30 at Radford* ______________W, 12-5Apr. 1 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 6-7Apr. 3 at Richmond ______________ L, 4-10Apr. 5 at Coastal Carolina* _________ W, 9-6Apr. 5 at Coastal Carolina* ________ W, 13-1Apr. 6 at Coastal Carolina* _______ W, 16-10Apr. 8 at Davidson _______________ L, 6-8Apr. 10 at Wake Forest ____________W, 12-6Apr. 13 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 8-3Apr. 13 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 7-3Apr. 14 UNC ASHEVILLE* ___________ W, 6-3Apr. 15 at Appalachian State. ____ W, 7-6 (10)Apr. 16 at North Carolina A&T _______ W, 13-1Apr. 17 at VCU __________________W, 20-2Apr. 19 at Winthrop* ______________ L, 4-5Apr. 19 at Winthrop* ______________ W, 7-6Apr. 20 at Winthrop* _____________ W, 10-8Apr. 22 at Furman _______________ L, 2-13Apr. 25 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* ____ L, 1-9Apr. 26 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* ____ W, 7-2Apr. 26 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN* ____ W, 2-1May 7 FURMAN _________________ L, 5-6May 9 LIBERTY* _____________ W, 5-4 (10)May 10 LIBERTY* ________________ L, 6-20May 10 LIBERTY* ________________ W, 14-5May 16 Liberty$ _________________ L, 9-18May 16 Winthrop$ ________________ W, 4-3May 17 Liberty$ __________________ W, 2-1May 18 Charleston Southern$ ________ W, 7-1May 18 Charleston Southern$ _______ W, 14-5May 22 LSU% ___________________ L, 0-14May 23 Houston% ________________ W, 9-5May 25 Long Beach St.%___________ L, 4-14

* - Big South game$ - Big South Tournament (Rock Hill, SC)% - NCAA Regional (Baton Rouge, LA)

Big South Regular Season ChampionsBig South Tournament Champions

NCAA Regional

1998Record: 40-18 (22-5 SoCon, 1st)


Feb. 14 MARYLAND________________ W, 5-2Feb. 14 MARYLAND________________ W, 8-2Feb. 15 MARYLAND____________ W, 7-6 (11)Feb. 18 LIBERTY _________________ L, 4-11

Feb. 20 Richmond@ ______________ L, 5-10Feb. 21 James Madison@ ___________ L, 1-6Feb. 22 UNC Wilmington@ _________ W, 15-13Feb. 24 at East Carolina ____________ W, 5-4Feb. 25 at Richmond _______________ L, 7-9Feb. 27 at Mercer _____________ W, 7-6 (11)Feb. 28 at Mercer _________________ L, 7-9Mar. 1 at Mercer _________________ L, 0-3Mar. 3 at Florida State ____________ L, 1-13Mar. 4 at Florida State ____________ L, 4-13Mar. 7 FARLEIGH DICKINSON _______ W, 13-4Mar. 7 FARLEIGH DICKINSON ______ W, 13-11Mar. 10 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______ W, 18-6Mar. 11 RICHMOND _______________ W, 7-4Mar. 14 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* ____ W, 13-6Mar. 14 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ W, 4-2Mar. 15 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ W, 7-2Mar. 21 WOFFORD* ______________ L, 4-20Mar. 22 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 2-1Mar. 22 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 6-1Mar. 25 at North Carolina State _______ L, 3-5Mar. 25 at North Carolina State _______ L, 1-4Mar. 26 TOWSON STATE ____________W, 12-6Mar. 28 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 4-0Mar. 28 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 3-1Mar. 29 at The Citadel* _________ W, 5-3 (11)Apr. 1 at VMI* _________________ W, 15-9Apr. 1 at VMI* __________________ W, 9-2Apr. 2 at VMI* _________________W, 20-6Apr. 4 WESTERN CAROLINA* _______ L, 9-10Apr. 4 WESTERN CAROLINA* _____ W, 1-0 (8)Apr. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA* ________ W, 5-0Apr. 7 at Liberty _________________ L, 2-3Apr. 8 at Wake Forest _____________ W, 8-6Apr. 11 FURMAN* ________________ W, 6-3Apr. 11 FURMAN* ________________ W, 2-0Apr. 12 FURMAN* ________________ L, 5-7Apr. 15 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 15-7Apr. 15 APPALACHIAN STATE* ________ W, 9-1Apr. 16 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 16-7Apr. 18 at Davidson* ______________ W, 7-1Apr. 18 at Davidson* ______________ L, 5-7Apr. 19 at Davidson* ______________ W, 5-2Apr. 21 WAKE FOREST _____________ W, 7-5Apr. 22 at North Carolina A&T ________ W, 5-2Apr. 25 at Georgia Southern ________ W, 13-7Apr. 25 at Georgia Southern _________ L, 3-4Apr. 26 at Georgia Southern ________ W, 10-4Apr. 28 EAST CAROLINA ____________ W, 1-0Apr. 30 vs. East Tennessee State$ ____ W, 10-3May 1 vs. Furman$ ______________ W, 14-2May 2 vs. The Citadel$ ____________ L, 0-9May 3 vs. Western Carolina$ ________ W, 4-2May 3 vs. The Citadel$ ___________ L, 1-12

* - SoCon Games@ - Purina Challenge (Wlimington, NC)$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

SoCon Regular Season Champions

1999Record: 29-26 (16-12 SoCon, 5th)


Feb. 12 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ L, 3-8Feb. 13 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ W, 8-5Feb. 14 GEORGE WASHINGTON ______ W, 10-9Feb. 17 at North Carolina A&T ________ W, 4-1Feb. 20 MARYLAND________________ W, 6-5Feb. 20 MARYLAND________________ W, 8-5Feb. 21 MARYLAND________________ W, 7-4Feb. 27 at Georgia _______________ L, 5-10Feb. 28 at Georgia _______________ L, 7-11Mar. 2 at Florida ________________ L, 4-10Mar. 3 at Florida ________________ L, 7-16Mar. 6 DAVIDSON* ______________ L, 9-14Mar. 6 DAVIDSON* ______________ W, 13-2Mar. 7 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 7-4Mar. 10 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 3-4Mar. 13 at Western Carolina _________ L, 4-5Mar. 16 VIRGINIA _________________ W, 8-4Mar. 17 VIRGINIA ________________ W, 11-8Mar. 20 at Appalachian State* _______ W, 6-5Mar. 20 at Appalachian State* _______ L, 4-7Mar. 21 at Appalachian State* ______ W, 13-3

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Mar. 23 at East Carolina ____________ L, 1-6Mar. 27 GEORGIA SOUTHERN________W, 12-5_Mar. 27 GEORGIA SOUTHERN_________ W, 9-6Mar. 28 GEORGIA SOUTHERN________W, 12-6Mar. 30 at Charlotte _______________ L, 4-6Mar. 31 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 6-4Apr. 3 at Furman* _______________ W, 4-2Apr. 3 at Furman* _______________ L, 2-3Apr. 4 at Furman* _______________ L, 0-2Apr. 6 ELON ____________________ W, 5-4Apr. 7 at Liberty ________________ L, 3-10Apr. 10 at Wofford* _____________ W, 17-12Apr. 11 at Wofford* _______________ W, 5-4Apr. 11 at Wofford* ______________ W, 17-4Apr. 14 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 4-6Apr. 17 THE CITADEL* _____________ L, 3-16Apr. 17 THE CITADEL* _____________ L, 6-10Apr. 18 THE CITADEL* _____________ L, 5-12Apr. 20 at Duke _________________ L, 5-12Apr. 21 EAST CAROLINA ____________ L, 8-9Apr. 24 at East Tennessee State* ____ W, 13-9Apr. 24 at East Tennessee State* _____ L, 3-8Apr. 25 at East Tennessee State* ___ L, 12-21Apr. 27 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 3-2Apr. 30 VMI* ____________________ W, 3-1May 1 VMI* ____________________ L, 1-2May 1 VMI* ____________________ W, 7-0May 4 CHARLOTTE ___________ W, 5-4 (10)May 10 LIBERTY __________________ W, 7-3May 13 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ W, 8-4May 13 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ L, 0-8May 14 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ W, 7-1May 19 vs. East Tennessee State$ ____ L, 7-11May 20 vs. Furman$ _______________ L, 0-3

* - SoCon game$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2000Record: 34-24 (20-9 SoCon, 3rd)


Feb. 9 NORTH CAROLINA A & T _______ W, 6-3Feb. 12 at UNC Wilmington ________ W, 15-12Feb. 13 at UNC Wilmington _________ L, 4-13Feb. 16 LIBERTY __________________ L, 6-8Feb. 19 HIGH POINT ______________W, 22-8Feb. 20 HIGH POINT ______________ L, 5-11Feb. 23 ELON ___________________ W, 10-5Feb. 26 at Georgia Tech ____________ W, 10-6Feb. 27 at Georgia Tech _____________ L, 7-8Feb. 29 at Florida _________________ L, 2-9Mar. 1 at Florida ________________W, 12-4Mar. 3 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ W, 6-1Mar. 4 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ W, 6-0Mar. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA ________ W, 10-7Mar. 7 ALBANY _________________ W, 10-5Mar. 9 ALBANY ________________ W, 22-11Mar. 10 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ W, 5-2Mar. 11 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* ___ L, 11-14 Mar. 12 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* ____ W, 10-1Mar. 14 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 10-5Mar. 15 APPALACHIAN STATE* ________ W, 6-2Mar. 18 at Davidson* ______________ W, 5-1Mar. 18 at Davidson* ____________ W, 12-11Mar. 19 at Davidson* __________ W, 3-2 (11)Mar. 22 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 0-14Mar. 24 at VMI* _________________ W, 16-3Mar. 25 at VMI* ________________ W, 21-10Mar. 26 at VMI* _________________ L, 9-10Mar. 28 at Elon __________________ W, 11-1Mar. 29 EAST CAROLINA ____________ L, 3-4Apr. 3 at Liberty _________________ L, 5-8Apr. 4 CHARLOTTE _______________ W, 9-6Apr. 5 at East Carolina ___________ W, 15-7Apr. 7 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 2-5Apr. 8 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 2-6Apr. 9 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 3-8Apr. 11 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 0-2Apr. 12 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 8-4Apr. 14 at College of Charleston* _____ W, 7-3Apr. 15 at College of Charleston* _____ W, 8-2Apr. 16 at College. of Charleston* ____ L, 8-18Apr. 18 at NC State_____________ L, 7-8 (10)Apr. 22 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 4-0Apr. 22 WOFFORD* ______________ W, 10-4Apr. 23 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 9-0

Apr. 26 at Virginia ________________ L, 0-1Apr. 26 at Virginia _______________ W, 15-5Apr. 28 FURMAN* ________________ W, 4-2Apr. 29 FURMAN* _______________W, 12-6Apr. 30 FURMAN* _______________ L, 4-17May 2 at North Carolina ___________ L, 3-4May 6 UNC WILMINGTON _______ L, 6-9 (12)*May 11 at Georgia Southern _________ L, 2-6*May 12 at Georgia Southern _________ L, 5-6*May 13 at Georgia Southern _____ W, 6-5 (10)May 17 Coll. of Charleston$ _________ L, 3-7May 18 Davidson$ ________________ W, 3-2May 19 Furman$ _________________ L, 3-7

*- SoCon game$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2001Record: 31-28 (17-12 SoCon, 5th)


Feb. 7 at North Carolina A & T ______ W, 16-6Feb. 10 at UNC Wilmington _________ L, 5-10Feb. 11 at UNC Wilmington __________ L, 2-6Feb. 16 UCONN __________________ W, 2-0Feb. 17 UCONN _________________ W, 10-1Feb. 18 UCONN __________________ W, 9-8Feb. 20 at High Point_______________ L, 5-8Feb. 24 OHIO ____________________ W, 4-1Feb. 27 at Elon ___________________ W, 6-1Feb. 28 at College of Charleston _____ L, 1-14Mar. 2 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 8-5Mar. 2 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 8-0Mar. 4 DAVIDSON* _______________ L, 4-6Mar. 7 at Liberty _________________ L, 0-4Mar. 9 VMI* ___________________ W, 10-6Mar. 10 VMI* ___________________ W, 13-4Mar. 11 VMI* ___________________ W, 14-9Mar. 13 VIRGINIA _________________ L, 3-6Mar. 14 VIRGINIA ________________ L, 2-12Mar. 16 at Western Carolina* _______ L, 1-10Mar. 17 at Western Carolina* _______W, 22-5Mar. 18 at Western Carolina* _______ L, 9-11Mar. 24 at Appalachian St.* _________ L, 6-8Mar. 24 at Appalachian St.* ________ L, 4-10Mar. 25 at Appalachian St.* _________ W, 7-4Mar. 27 at East Carolina ____________ W, 9-5Mar. 30 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ W, 2-1Apr. 1 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ W, 4-3Apr. 3 NORTH CAROLINA A & T ______ W, 10-5Apr. 4 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 9-11Apr. 6 at North Carolina State _______ L, 2-4Apr. 7 NORTH CAROLINA STATE _____ L, 6-11Apr. 8 HIGH POINT ______________ L, 3-13Apr. 10 NORTH CAROLINA __________ W, 10-9Apr. 13 at Furman* ______________ W, 10-5Apr. 14 at Furman* ______________ W, 11-6Apr. 15 at Furman* _______________ L, 8-9Apr. 17 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 4-5Apr. 21 at Wofford* _______________ L, 4-5Apr. 22 at Wofford* ______________ W, 16-5Apr. 22 at Wofford* ___________ W, 8-6 (10)Apr. 24 ELON ____________________ L, 0-6Apr. 25 at North Carolina __________ L, 3-10Apr. 27 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* _______ L, 3-5Apr. 28 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* _______ L, 3-9Apr. 29 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* _______ W, 8-6May 1 NORTH CAROLINA A & T _______ W, 6-3May 4 THE CITADEL* ___________ L, 5-6 (12)May 5 THE CITADEL* ______________ W, 4-3May 6 THE CITADEL* ______________ L, 4-8May 10 at East Tennessee State* _____ W, 8-5May 11 at East Tennessee State* ____ W, 11-0May 12 at East Tennessee State* _____ L, 8-9May 16 Western Carolina$ __________ W, 7-5May 17 Georgia Southern$ _________ L, 7-10May 18 East Tennessee State$. _______ W, 9-6May 18 Appalachian State$ _________ W, 2-1May 19 Georgia Southern$ __________ W, 4-0May 19 The Citadel$ _______________ L, 3-5

* - SoCon games$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2002Record: 33-22 (17-11 SoCon, 5th)


Feb. 12 at NC A&T ________________ W, 4-2Feb. 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ W, 7-2Feb. 16 GEORGE WASHINGTON _____ W, 12-10Feb. 17 GEORGE WASHINGTON _______ L, 2-5Feb. 20 LIBERTY _________________ L, 2-10Feb. 23 OHIO ____________________ W, 9-0Feb. 24 OHIO ___________________ W, 16-2Feb. 26 ALBANY _________________ W, 10-9Mar. 4 UNC WILMINGTON __________ W, 3-2Mar. 5 at Elon ___________________ L, 3-7Mar. 8 WESTERN CAROLINA* ________ L, 0-2Mar. 9 WESTERN CAROLINA* ______ W, 13-11Mar. 10 WESTERN CAROLINA* _______ W, 11-8Mar. 13 JAMES MADISON ___________ L, 0-6Mar. 15 EAST TENN. ST.* ____________ L, 8-9Mar. 16 EAST TENN. ST.* ___________ W, 14-8Mar. 17 EAST TENN. ST.* ____________ W, 9-1Mar. 19 at Charlotte ______________ L, 3-14Mar. 23 at Davidson* ______________ W, 8-7Mar. 23 at Davidson* _____________ L, 6-16Mar. 24 at Davidson* ______________ L, 7-8Mar. 26 NC STATE ________________ L, 5-13Mar. 28 BROWN __________________ W, 8-7Mar. 29 at VMI* __________________ W, 5-1Mar. 30 at VMI* __________________ W, 6-1Apr. 2 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 3-6Apr. 3 NC A&T _________________ L, 8-11Apr. 6 Wofford* _______________ W, 14-12Apr. 6 Wofford* _________________ W, 9-3Apr. 7 Wofford* ________________ W, 16-8Apr. 9 E. Kentucky ______________ W, 11-4Apr. 10 E. Kentucky ______________ W, 10-5Apr. 12 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 5-0Apr. 13 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 1-4Apr. 14 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 1-4Apr. 16 CHARLOTTE _____________W, 13-12Apr. 17 HIGH POINT ______________ W, 14-8Apr. 20 at Virginia _______________W, 12-5Apr. 26 at Coll.of Charleston* ________ L, 3-9Apr. 27 at Coll.of Charleston* _______W, 12-0Apr. 28 at Coll.of Charleston* _______ L, 4-16Apr. 30 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 3-13May 3 APPALACHIAN ST.* __________ W, 8-0May 4 APPALACHIAN ST.* __________ W, 2-0May 5 APPALACHIAN ST.* __________ L, 1-6May 7 Elon _____________________ W, 4-3May 10 FURMAN* ________________ W, 7-1May 11 FURMAN* ________________ W, 6-4May 12 FURMAN* ________________ L, 2-7May 16 at Georgia Southern* _______ L, 6-12May 17 at Georgia Southern* ________ W, 9-3May 22 Georgia Southern$ __________ L, 2-4May 23 East Tennessee State$ _______ W, 3-0May 24 Western Carolina$ __________ W, 6-4May 24 Furman$ _________________ L, 7-9


2003Record: 39-21 (17-13 SoCon, t-4th)


Feb. 12 at North Carolina A&T _______ W, 24-3Feb. 14 DREXEL _________________ W, 16-0Feb. 14 DREXEL _________________W, 22-4Feb. 15 DREXEL __________________ W, 4-3Feb. 19 at High Point______________ W, 13-5Feb. 21 OHIO ___________________W, 12-2Feb. 23 OHIO ___________________ W, 10-4Feb. 23 OHIO ____________________ W, 4-2Mar. 1 LEMOYNE _________________ W, 5-4Mar. 2 LEMOYNE _________________ W, 4-1Mar. 3 LEMOYNE _________________ W, 5-4Mar. 5 ALBANY __________________ W, 6-5Mar. 7 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ L, 1-8Mar. 8 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ W, 5-1Mar. 9 EAST TENNESSEE STATE* _____ W, 6-2Mar. 11 at Virginia _______________ L, 5-12Mar. 12 at Virginia _______________ L, 6-14Mar. 14 at Furman* ______________ W, 14-4Mar. 15 at Furman* _______________ L, 1-2Mar. 16 at Furman* _______________ W, 6-5Mar. 18 CORNELL _________________ W, 5-1Mar. 21 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ______ W, 10-3Mar. 22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ______ L, 4-15

Mar. 23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* _______ W, 5-1Mar. 26 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 6-9Mar. 28 EASTERN KENTUCKY _________ W, 3-1Mar. 29 EASTERN KENTUCKY ________ W, 10-4Apr. 2 at North Carolina State _______ L, 2-3Apr. 4 at VMI* _________________ L, 4-11Apr. 5 at VMI* __________________ W, 8-3Apr. 6 at VMI* __________________ L, 5-7Apr. 12 WESTERN CAROLINA* ________ W, 5-4Apr. 12 WESTERN CAROLINA* ________ W, 6-1Apr. 13 WESTERN CAROLINA* _______ W, 14-2Apr. 16 HIGH POINT ______________ W, 14-2Apr. 19 at Wofford* _______________ W, 7-6Apr. 19 at Wofford* _______________ L, 3-4Apr. 20 at Wofford* _______________ W, 4-3Apr. 21 ELON ____________________ W, 6-3Apr. 23 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______W, 26-1Apr. 25 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 14-7Apr. 26 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 17-8Apr. 27 APPALACHIAN STATE* ________ L, 3-4Apr. 29 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 2-5Apr. 30 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ W, 8-1May 2 at Collegeof Charleston* ______ L, 2-7May 3 at Collegeof Charleston* ______ W, 1-0May 4 at Collegeof Charleston* ______ L, 3-5May 9 THE CITADEL* _____________W, 12-9May 10 THE CITADEL* ______________ L, 4-9May 11 THE CITADEL* _____________ L, 6-11May 15 at Davidson* ______________ L, 0-5May 16 at Davidson* _____________ W, 10-2May 17 at Davidson* ______________ L, 6-7May 21 Furman$ _________________ L, 2-3May 22 Davidson$ ________________ W, 7-3May 23 College of Charleston$ _______ W, 4-3May 24 VMI$ ___________________ W, 10-1May 24 Georgia Southern$ __________ L, 1-4


2004Record: 33-21-1 (16-14 SoCon, 5th)


Feb 20 FORDHAM ________________ W, 9-3Feb.22 FORDHAM ________________ W, 2-1Feb. 25 at High Point ______________ W, 9-4Feb. 28 LEMOYNE _________________ W, 7-1Feb. 29 LEMOYNE ________________ W, 16-2Mar. 1 LEMOYNE _________________ W, 9-3Mar. 2 at UNC Wilmington _______ L, 0-1 (13)Mar. 5 OHIO ____________________ W, 7-3Mar. 6 OHIO ___________________W, 12-6Mar. 7 OHIO ____________________ W, 8-7Mar. 10 VIRGINIA _________________ L, 1-9Mar. 12 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 6-5Mar. 13 DAVIDSON* ______________ W, 11-8Mar. 14 DAVIDSON* _______________ L, 2-3Mar. 16 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ W, 5-3Mar. 19 at East Tennessee State* _____ W, 7-4Mar. 20 at East Tennessee State* ____ L, 6-18Mar. 21 at East Tennessee State* _____ W, 6-5Mar. 23 WILLIAM & MARY ___________ W, 2-1Mar. 24 at Wake Forest _____________ W, 3-0Mar. 26 FURMAN* ________________ W, 5-3Mar. 27 FURMAN* ________________ W, 4-2Mar. 28 FURMAN* ________________ L, 1-8Mar. 31 HARVARD _________________ T, 4-4 Apr. 2 at Georgia Southern* ________ L, 2-8Apr. 3 at Georgia Southern* ________ L, 4-6Apr. 4 at Georgia Southern* ________ W, 6-5Apr. 7 WAKE FOREST ____________W, 12-4Apr.14 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ W, 7-0Apr.16 ELON* ___________________ W, 9-6Apr.17 ELON* __________________ L, 7-10Apr.18 ELON* __________________ L, 7-13Apr. 21 North Carolina ____________ L, 3-10Apr. 23 at Western Carolina* ________ W, 9-7Apr. 24 at Western Carolina* ________ W, 7-0Apr.25 at Western Carolina* ________ W, 8-0Apr. 27 HIGH POINT _____________ W, 11-10Apr. 28 NORTH CAROLINA STATE ______ L, 4-9May 1 WOFFORD* ______________ W, 10-1May 1 WOFFORD* _______________ L, 2-3May 2 WOFFORD* ______________ W, 10-3May 5 NORTH CAROLINA __________ L, 5-10May 8 at Appalachian State* _______ L, 1-2

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May 8 at Appalachian State* _______ W, 9-6_May 9 at Appalachian State * _______ W, 8-7May 12 UNC WILMINGTON __________ W, 8-3May 14 COLLEGEOF CHARLESTON* ____ W, 5-4May 15 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ L, 2-3May 16 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ L, 4-5May 20 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 3-7May 21 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 1-6May 22 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 3-7May 26 Elon$ ___________________ L, 3-12May 27 College of Charleston$ _______ L, 4-5

* - SoCon Game$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2005Record: 31-22 (17-13 SoCon, 5th)


Feb. 18 DELAWARE ________________ W, 5-1Feb. 19 DELAWARE ________________ W, 6-5Feb. 20 DELAWARE ________________ W, 4-3Feb. 22 at North Carolina A&T _______ W, 10-5Feb. 25 George Mason _____________ L, 5-9Feb. 26 James Madison_____________ W, 8-3Feb. 27 at UNC Wilmington __________ L, 3-9Mar. 1 at NC State_______________ L, 1-11Mar. 4 OHIO ___________________ W, 11-1Mar. 5 OHIO ____________________ L, 3-7Mar. 6 OHIO ____________________ W, 8-6Mar. 8 NC STATE ________________ L, 6-11Mar. 9 WILLIAM & MARY ___________ W, 6-5Mar. 11 THE CITADEL _______________ W, 2-1Mar. 12 THE CITADEL ______________ W, 14-6Mar. 13 THE CITADEL _______________ W, 4-3Mar. 18 at Davidson _______________ L, 1-2Mar. 19 at Davidson _______________ W, 3-2Mar. 20 at Davidson _______________ W, 7-5Mar. 22 ALBANY __________________ W, 4-1Mar. 25 EAST TENNESSEE STATE ______ W, 6-2Mar. 26 EAST TENNESSEE STATE _____ L, 8-16Mar. 27 EAST TENNESSEE STATE ______ L, 0-1Apr. 2 at Furman ________________ L, 3-5Apr. 3 at Furman ________________ W, 5-2Apr. 4 at Furman _______________ W, 11-2Apr. 5 at High Point_______________ W, 3-1Apr. 9 GEORGIA SOUTHERN_________ L, 4-6Apr. 9 GEORGIA SOUTHERN ________ W, 8-6Apr. 10 GEORGIA SOUTHERN_________ W, 4-3Apr. 16 at Liberty _________________ L, 0-3Apr. 17 LIBERTY __________________ W, 7-3Apr. 19 NORTH CAROLINA A&T ______ W, 10-6Apr. 20 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ W, 9-4Apr. 23 at Elon ___________________ L, 2-9Apr. 23 at Elon __________________ L, 5-12Apr. 24 at Elon ___________________ L, 4-8Apr. 27 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 2-4Apr. 29 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ L, 1-3Apr. 30 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ L, 7-8May 1 WESTERN CAROLINA _________ W, 6-5May 6 at Wofford _______________ W, 14-0May 7 at Wofford ________________ W, 6-5May 8 at Wofford ________________ W, 9-5May 11 HIGH POINT _______________ W, 6-5May 13 APPALACHIAN STATE _________ W, 6-3May 14 APPALACHIAN STATE _________ W, 6-3May 15 APPALACHIAN STATE ________ W, 11-4May 19 at College of Charleston ______ L, 1-9May 21 at College of Charleston ______ L, 2-7May 21 at College of Charleston ______ L, 0-8May 25 Elon ____________________ L, 6-12May 26 College of Charleston ________ L, 2-8

* - SoCon Game# - Hughes Bros. Challenge (Wilmington, NC)$ - SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2006Record: 26-33 (13-14 SoCon, 7th)


Feb. 17 at Georgia ________________ L, 6-7Feb. 18 at Georgia ________________ L, 8-9Feb. 19 at Georgia ________________ L, 3-7Feb. 21 at High Point_______________ W, 8-7Feb. 24 at Texas A&M! _____________ L, 1-5Feb. 25 Missouri State! _____________ L, 7-8

Feb. 26 Utah! ____________________ W, 6-5Feb. 27 at Texas A&M! _____________ L, 3-5Mar. 3 Ohio State& ______________ L, 2-12Mar. 4 Western Michigan& _________ L, 3-7Mar. 5 Bethune-Cookman& _________ W, 3-1Mar. 7 at Florida _________________ L, 1-2Mar. 8 at Florida _________________ L, 1-3Mar. 10 KENT STATE _______________ W, 6-1Mar. 11 KENT STATE _______________ L, 6-9Mar. 12 KENT STATE ______________ L, 5-11Mar. 15 at North Carolina State ______ L, 3-24Mar. 17 ALBANY _________________ W, 10-5Mar. 18 ALBANY __________________ L, 3-8Mar. 19 ALBANY __________________ W, 7-4Mar. 21 PRINCETON _______________ W, 3-2Mar. 22 PRINCETON _______________ W, 5-2Mar. 24 COLL. OF CHARLESTON* ______ W, 3-2Mar. 25 COLL. OF CHARLESTON* ______ L, 0-5Mar. 26 COLL. OF CHARLESTON* ______ L, 0-3Mar. 29 North Carolina A&T^ _________ W, 4-3Mar. 31 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 2-7Apr. 1 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 3-2Apr. 2 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 3-9Apr. 5 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ W, 2-0Apr. 7 at Appalachian State* _____ W, 20-10Apr. 8 at Appalachian State* ______ L, 8-11Apr. 9 at Appalachian State* _______ W, 7-4Apr. 11 HIGH POINT _______________ L, 0-6Apr. 12 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 2-17Apr. 14 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 5-3Apr. 15 DAVIDSON* ______________W, 12-7Apr. 16 DAVIDSON* _______________ L, 6-9Apr. 18 NORTH CAROLINA ___________ W, 7-6Apr. 21 at Georgia Southern* ________ L, 0-4Apr. 22 at Georgia Southern* _______ L, 5-12Apr. 23 at Georgia Southern* ________ L, 8-9Apr. 28 FURMAN* ________________ L, 4-5Apr. 29 FURMAN* ________________ W, 2-1Apr. 30 FURMAN* _______________ W, 10-9May 5 at Western Carolina* ________ L, 3-8May 6 at Western Carolina* ________ L, 2-5May 7 at Western Carolina* _______ W, 10-6May 12 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 3-2May 13 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 8-7May 13 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 8-3May 16 at North Carolina ___________ L, 0-7May 18 ELON ____________________ L, 4-7May 19 ELON ____________________ W, 5-3May 20 ELON ___________________ L, 6-11May 23 Wofford% _________________ W, 6-5May 24 Coll. of Charleston% ________ L, 5-13May 25 Furman% _________________ W, 5-4May 26 at The Citadel% ___________ L, 3-10

* - SoCon game& - Jacksonville, FL (Harmon Stadium)^ - at First Horizon Park (Greensboro, NC)% - at SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2007Record: 30-30 (13-14 SoCon, 7th)


Feb 16 at Auburn _________________ L, 2-9Feb 17 at Auburn _________________ L, 2-4Feb 18 at Auburn _________________ L, 1-4Feb 23 MARIST _________________ W , 5-3Feb 24 MARIST _________________ W, 8-3Feb 24 MARIST _________________ W, 11-6Feb 28 at High Point______________ L, 9-12Mar 02 ARMY ___________________ W, 2-1Mar 03 ARMY ___________________ W, 13-5Mar 04 ARMY ____________________ L, 1-9Mar 06 #28 NC STATE ____________ W, 10-8Mar 09 WESTERN MICHIGAN& _______ L, 1-5Mar 10 at Jacksonville& ___________ W, 10-7Mar 11 at North Florida ____________ L, 2-3Mar 14 at #1 North Carolina _________ L, 2-6Mar 17 PRINCETON _____________ W, 12-10Mar 18 PRINCETON ______________ W, 2-1Mar 19 PRINCETON _______________ L, 4-7Mar 20 CORNELL ______________ W, 13-12Mar 21 CORNELL _________________ W, 7-2Mar 23 at Davidson* ______________ L, 1-6 Mar 24 at Davidson* _____________ W, 14-2Mar 25 at Davidson* ______________ L, 4-5Mar 27 HIGH POINT _______________ L, 2-8

Mar 28 at NC State________________ L, 0-6Mar 30 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ______ W, 2-0Mar 31 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* ______ W, 7-6 Apr 01 GEORGIA SOUTHERN* _______ L, 2-9 Apr 03 vs North Carolina A&T ^______W, 12-6Apr 06 at Furman* ______________ W, 11-3 Apr 07 at Furman* _______________ L, 3-7Apr 07 at Furman* ______________ W, 9-4Apr 10 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 14-3Apr 13 WESTERN CAROLINA* ________ L, 2-5Apr 14 WESTERN CAROLINA* _______ L, 1-11Apr 15 WESTERN CAROLINA* _______ W, 9-4 Apr 17 at Duke _________________ W, 6-0 Apr 20 at Wofford* ______________ W, 8-1Apr 21 at Wofford* ______________ W, 9-8 Apr 22 at Wofford* _______________ L, 8-9Apr 25 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _____ W, 17-10 Apr 27 at Elon* _________________W, 12-3 Apr 28 at Elon* __________________ L, 5-7Apr 29 at Elon* __________________ L, 2-9May 02 WAKE FOREST _____________ L, 5-6May 04 THE CITADEL* _____________ W, 6-3 May 05 THE CITADEL* _____________ W, 8-7 May 06 THE CITADEL* _____________ L, 3-10 May 09 DUKE ____________________ L, 4-5 May 11 at #27 Coll. of Charleston* ____ L, 2-6May 12 at #27 Coll. of Charleston ____ W, 5-3 May 13 at #27 Coll. of Charleston* ___ W, 10-5 May 16 UNC ASHEVILLE ___________ L, 9-12 May 17 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ W, 8-0 May 18 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ L, 8-10 May 19 APPALACHIAN STATE* _______ L, 7-19 May 23 vs Appalachian State% ______ W, 9-3 May 24 vs Wofford% ______________ L, 5-12 May 25 vs Georgia Southern% _______ W, 8-6 May 25 vs Elon% ________________ L, 9-11

* - SoCon game& - Jacksonville, FL (Harmon Stadium)^ - at First Horizon Park (Greensboro, NC)% - at SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2008Record: 33-27 (15-12 SoCon, 5th)


Feb. 23 KENT STATE ______________W, 12-3Feb. 23 KENT STATE _______________ L, 5-7Feb. 24 KENT STATE _______________ W, 4-3Feb. 29 CONNECTICUT ____________ W, 18-1Mar. 1 CONNECTICUT ____________ W, 15-6Mar. 2 CONNECTICUT _____________ W, 1-0Mar. 5 at Wake Forest ____________ L, 6-13Mar. 6 VALPARAISO ______________ W, 11-4Mar. 8 OHIO __________________ L, 10-13Mar. 8 OHIO ___________________ W, 14-9Mar. 9 OHIO ____________________ W, 3-2Mar. 11 at #24 Clemson __________ L, 10-11Mar. 12 at #24 Clemson ____________ L, 5-6Mar. 15 PRINCETON _______________ W, 7-2Mar. 16 PRINCETON ______________ W, 10-5Mar. 17 PRINCETON ______________ W, 13-2Mar. 19 at High Point_______________ W, 6-5Mar. 21 at Appalachian State* _______ W, 9-3Mar. 22 at Appalachian State* ______W, 12-8Mar. 23 at Appalachian State* _____ W, 17-11Mar. 25 ALBANY __________________ W, 9-7Mar. 26 ALBANY _________________W, 12-4Mar. 28 at Western Carolina* _______ L, 2-17Mar. 29 at Western Carolina* ________ W, 7-3Mar. 30 at Western Carolina* ________ L, 5-9Apr. 1 at #4 North Carolina _________ L, 1-4Apr. 2 NORTH CAROLINA A&T^ _____ L, 7-10Apr. 4 FURMAN* ________________ L, 2-5Apr. 6 FURMAN* ________________ W, 5-3Apr. 6 FURMAN* ________________ L, 4-5Apr. 9 at Duke _________________ L, 0-10Apr. 11 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 3-2Apr. 12 WOFFORD* ______________ W, 16-9Apr. 13 WOFFORD* _______________ W, 9-6Apr. 15 #4 NORTH CAROLINA _______ L, 3-14Apr. 18 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 3-1Apr. 19 at The Citadel* _____________ W, 9-3Apr. 20 at The Citadel* _____________ L, 7-8Apr. 22 DUKE ___________________ L, 3-10Apr. 23 NC STATE _________________ W, 8-7Apr. 25 ELON* __________________ W, 10-9

Apr. 26 ELON* ___________________ L, 4-5Apr. 27 ELON* ___________________ L, 3-4Apr. 29 WAKE FOREST ____________ L, 6-11Apr. 30 UNC ASHEVILLE ____________ L, 3-7May 2 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* ___ W, 6-3May 3 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* __W, 12-9May 4 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON* _ W, 18-17May 6 HIGH POINT _______________ W, 4-3May 7 NORTH CAROLINA A&T _______ L, 3-5May 9 at Georgia Southern* _______ L, 2-14May 10 at Georgia Southern* _______ L, 6-20May 10 at Georgia Southern* _______ L, 9-10May 14 DAVIDSON* _______________ L, 5-9May 15 DAVIDSON* _______________ W, 9-1May 16 DAVIDSON* _______________ L, 2-6May 21 vs. Georgia Southern% ______ L, 9-21May 22 vs. Wofford% _____________ W, 14-5May 23 vs. Georgia Southern% ______W, 12-9May 24 vs. Elon% ________________ L, 4-12

* - SoCon game^ - at NewBridge Bank Park (Greensboro, NC)% - at SoCon Tournament (Charleston, SC)

2009Record: 20-29 (7-21 SoCon, 10th)


Feb. 20 No. 18 Kent State __________ L, 2-18Feb. 21 No. 18 Kent State ________ L, 6-9 (11)Feb. 22 No. 18 Kent State __________ L, 6-19Feb. 25 at Campbell ________________ 3-17Feb. 27 Princeton _________________ W, 6-5Mar. 4 at Duke _________________ L, 3-11Mar. 6 at College of Charleston* _____ L, 0-8Mar. 7 at College of Charleston* ____ L, 4-11Mar. 8 at College of Charleston* _____ L, 1-7Mar. 11 Old Dominion ______________ W, 4-1Mar. 15 Georgia Southern* _________ L, 6-11Mar. 17 Lafayette ________________ W, 15-8Mar. 18 Lafayette _________________ W, 8-5Mar. 20 Albany ___________________ W, 4-3Mar. 21 Albany ___________________ W, 7-3Mar. 22 Albany __________________ W, 10-6Mar. 24 at NC State________________ L, 3-4Mar. 28 Samford* ________________ L, 1-13Mar. 28 Samford* _________________ L, 7-9Mar. 29 Samford* ________________ L, 3-15Mar. 31 North Carolina A&T^ ________ W, 13-4Apr. 1 at Wake Forest _____________ L, 3-4Apr. 3 at Elon* __________________ L, 1-2Apr. 4 at Elon* _________________ L, 2-12Apr. 5 at Elon* _________________ L, 9-15Apr. 8 Duke ___________________ W, 13-4Apr. 9 at Wofford* ______________ W, 10-6Apr. 11 at Wofford* ______________ L, 8-13Apr. 11 at Wofford* _______________ W, 7-6Apr. 15 Wake Forest ______________ W, 10-4Apr. 17 The Citadel* ______________ L, 4-10Apr. 18 The Citadel* _______________ W, 8-3Apr. 19 The Citadel* ______________W, 12-4Apr. 21 NC State _________________ W, 5-3Apr. 24 at Davidson* ______________ L, 4-5Apr. 25 at Davidson* ______________ L, 2-4Apr. 26 at Davidson* ______________ L, 4-5Apr. 28 North Carolina A&T __________ L, 6-7Apr. 29 at High Point___________ W, 9-7 (12)May 1 Western Carolina* _________ L, 3-10May 2 Western Carolina* __________ L, 4-9May 3 Western Carolina* __________ L, 4-9May 8 Appalachian State* _________ W, 3-1May 9 Appalachian State* ________ L, 4-19May 10 Appalachian State* ______ L, 8-9 (10)May 13 UNC Asheville ______________ W, 7-6May 14 at Furman* ____________ L, 2-3 (11)May 15 at Furman* ______________ W, 14-4May 16 at Furman* _______________ W, 6-5

* - SoCon game^ - at NewBridge Bank Park (Greensboro, NC)

4 0 • S P A R T A N B A L L P A R K S U N C G S P A R T A N S . C O M4 0 • S P AA R T A N BB A L L PP A R K SS UU N C G SS P A R T AA N S . C O MM

The UNCG baseball team begins its 12th season at the UNCG Baseball Stadium in 2010. The stadium was dedicated versus George Washington on February 12, 1999, before an overfl ow crowd of 1,835.

In Nov. 2009, ground was broken on the brand new $2.3 million fi eldhouse that is being constructed along the fi rst base line of the stadium. The new 10,000 square foot facility will provide numer-ous uses for the program. The building will have a team locker room and players lounge, as well as a coaches locker room. It will also consist of a pair of batting cages for the players to use. An equip-ment room and training will be in the facility too. The fi eldhouse is scheduled to be completed by Oct. 2010.

In 2006, it was the site of UNCG’s fi rst-ever win over a top-ranked team as the Spartans defeated No. 1 ranked North Carolina. Two months later, the Tar Heels were runners-up for the NCAA national title.

The $5.4 million project is set on approximately 13 acres and includes a state-of-the-art baseball fi eld, offi ces for all three coaches, a press box, a ticket offi ce, concession building, public restrooms and a grounds maintenance building.

The stadium includes 889 fi xed, fold-down seats and grass slopes along both foul lines which provide space for additional seating. With the availability of the additional seating, the capacity of UNCG Baseball Stadium approaches 3,500.

The fi eld has a layered design with drainage pipe in trenches covered with a gravel base and a sand/soil rootzone mixture that provides optimum turf growing conditions with excellent drainage.

The major league sized dugouts are equipped with restrooms along with phones to the bullpens and press box for easy communication.

Equipped with stadium lighting, state of the art scoreboard and public address system, the press box also includes a working space to accommodate print and electronic media needs.

In May of 2006, CSTV.com’s Eric Sorenson ranked the UNCG Baseball Stadium in the top 5 college stadiums in the nation. Sitting in the No. 5 position, Sorenson said that the UNCG Stadium has “... very well-manicured fi elds. No bad hops. No bad seats. No bad nothing.”

The facility is not only functional, but also aestheti-cally pleasing. The University and designers incor-porated several features to produce an attractive, top-of-the-line facility. These features include brick walls matching other University buildings, extensive landscaping, including over 120 trees, a new Uni-versity entrance sign and two signifi cant sculptures incorporated into the buildings.

The Greensboro Grasshoppers, Single A affi liate for the Florida Marlins, opened First Horizon Park on April 3, 2005 to a sold out crowd of 8,540 for an exhibition game against the Florida Marlins. The stadium was constructed to meet Class AA standards with room for expansion beyond. It currently features a 30’ wide, open-air concourse featuring 36 points of sale, an outdoor sportsbar, and a kid-safe play area. The park also includes the second largest videoboard in the minor leagues. The park’s seating capacity currently stands at 7,599, including a seating bowl of 5,300 chair back seats, 16 luxury suites, a party deck and two grass berm and picnic areas.

In the 2005 season the Grasshoppers broke the all-time single season attendance record for professional baseball in Greensboro with a total of 407,711 fans who attended First Horizon Park, surpassing the previous mark of 260,340 set in 1981. Greensboro fi nished the season ranked in the top 15 percent in attendance in all of Minor League Baseball, averaging 5,908 fans per game.

In November 2007, the First Horizon Park was renamed NewBridge Bank Park.

The Spartans will take on in-city rival North Carolina A&T at NewBridge Bank Park on Wednesday, March 31.

UNCG BASEBALL STADIUM - HOME OF THE UNC GREENSBORO SPARTANS

NEWBRIDGE BANK PARK - HOME OF THE GREENSBORO GRASSHOPPERSRK HOME OF THE GREENSBORO GRASSHOPPERS

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U N C G B A S E B A L L M E D I A G U I D E T H I S I S U N C G • 4 1

MINERVAThe University of North Carolina at Greensboro was fi rst chartered back on February 18, 1891 as the State Normal and Industrial School. It was the fi rst state-supported school for the higher education of women in North Caro-lina. Founded by Charles Duncan McIver, it became co-educational in 1963. Today, in its 119th year of existance, the campus covers 210 acres in downtown Greensboro and has an enrollment that exceeded 17,000 for the fi rst time ever last year. For fall 2008, 17,467 students were enrolled, including 13,453 undergraduates.

rth Carolina at Greensboro was fi rst February 18, 1891 as the State Normal ol. It was the fi rst state-supported r education of women in North Caro-arles Duncan McIver, it became co-

3. Today, in its 119th year of existance, 210 acres in downtown Greensboro ent that exceeded 17,000 for the fi rst For fall 2008, 17,467 students were 13,453 undergraduates.

UNIVERSITY FOUNDERCHARLES MCIVER

Charles Duncan McIver, founder of the State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG), decided Minerva, Roman god-dess of Wisdom, would be a good symbol

for the school. Beginning with the fi rst diploma in 1893, the head of Minerva has

appeared on every diploma awarded by the institution.

The class of 1907 donated the original Minerva statue - made of plaster - to the University. In 2003, the class of 1953 commissioned a replacement, made of bronze, and placed outside the Elliott University Center in the heart of campus.

Founded in 1891, UNCG is a diverse, student-centered research university, linking the Triad and North Carolina to the world through learn-ing, discovery and service. The university is organized into a College of Arts & Sciences and six professional schools, with more than 1,000 faculty members teaching in programs that offer 86 undergraduate, 56 master’s and 25 doctoral degrees. Among its high-impact projects are the Gateway University Research Park and the Joint School of Nanosci-ence and Nanoengineering, which are being created in partnership with North Carolina A&T.

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COLLEGE AVENUECOLLEGE AVENUE

MOORE BUILDINGMOORE BUILDINGOPENED IN 2006OPENED IN 2006

Board of TrusteesMr. Stephen C. HassenfeltMrs. Earlene Hardie CoxDr. Kate R. BarrettDr. Richard L. MooreMr. William J. PrattMs. Jane PreyerMs. Jean E. DavisMr. James Norman SmithMs. Susan M. Safran*Dr. Carolyn R. FerreeMs. Gwynn SwinsonMr. Randall KaplanMs. Jesse Russo* (ex-offi cio, SGA President)

* takes offi ce in September 2009

UNCG’s School of Nursing, which was established in 1966, is the third largest in North Carolina. It has three departments – Adult Health, Parent-Child and Community Practice – and is recognized for the excellence of its programs and the success of its graduates. The master’s program in nurse anesthesia was ranked eighth nationally by U.S. News and World Report. In ad-dition, UNCG is the fi rst institution in the UNC system to offer a combined Master of Science in Nursing and Master of Business Administration in health management.

Despite record numbers for enrollment, UNCG still enjoys a student-faculty ratio of 17:1 with a faculty totalling 1,080. More than 2,000 bachelor’s degrees and nearly 1,000 master’s and doctoral diplomas are awarded annually. Over the last several years, 75 percent of freshmen have returned the following year.

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THE UNCG CAMPUS AND THE GREENSBORO SKYLINETHE UNCG CAMPUS AND THE GREENSBORO SKYLINEUNCG has long had a reputation for academic excellence and student-athletes at UNCG are not an exception to the rule. At the end of each of the last four academic years, more than 40% of UNCG student-athletes held a grade-point-average of 3.0 or better, including 49% of them last year. In spring 2009, UNCG’s 248 student-athletes had a combined GPA of 2.93, marking the sixth-straight semester they combined for a 2.9 GPA or better.

The School of Music, which was established in 1921, is rated as one of the Top 20 in the country and combines rigorous theory, history, and performance training with a broad liberal arts education. Pictured above, the University opened a $25.7 million state-of-the-art music facility in 1999. The school offers the only comprehensive slate of performance and music education degrees from the baccalaureate through the doc-torate in North Carolina.

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UNCG VISION AND MISSION STATEMENTUNCG VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT

The University of North Carolina at Greensboro will redefi ne the public research university for the 21st century as an inclusive, col-laborative, and responsive institution making a difference in the lives of students and the communities it serves. UNCG is a . . .

• Learner-centered, accessible, and inclusive community fostering intellectual inquiry to prepare students for meaningful lives and engaged citizenship;

• Research university where collaborative scholarship and creative activity enhance quality of life across the lifespan;

• Source of innovation and leadership meeting social, economic, and environmental challenges in the Piedmont Triad, North Carolina, and beyond; and

• Global university integrating intercultural and international experiences and perspectives into learning, discovery, and service.

VALUES STATEMENTThe University of North Carolina at Greensboro, a community including students, faculty, staff, and alumni, will demonstrate its commitment to . . .

• Inclusiveness – A welcoming and inclusive academic community, based on open dialogue and shared governance, offers a culture of caring with visible, meaningful representation of differences;

• Collaboration – interdisciplinary, intercommunity, inter-institutional and international collaboration is refl ected and rewarded in teaching, research, creative activity, community engagement, and infrastructure;

• Sustainability – Academics, operations, and outreach are conducted with careful attention to the enduring interconnectedness of social equity, the environment, economy, and aesthetics;

• Responsibility – A public institution, the University responds to community needs and serves the public in a systematic fashion through the mutually benefi cial exchange of knowledge and resources in a context of partnership and reciprocity; and

• Transparency – Goals, processes, decisions and outcomes are accessible and measurable, resulting in enhanced performance, trust, and accountability.

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U N C G B A S E B A L L M E D I A G U I D E U N C G A D M I N I S T R A T I O N • 4 5

Dr. Linda BRADYChancellor

Dr. Linda P. Brady became the 10th chancellor of The Uni-versity of North Caro-lina at Greensboro August 1, 2008.

Brady, 61, suc-ceeded Dr. Patricia A. Sullivan, UNCG’s fi rst woman chancellor, who retired July 31, 2008, after almost 14 years in the post.

In recommending Brady to the Board of Governors, UNC President Erskine Bowles said: “Over the past 25 years, Linda Brady has accu-mulated a wealth of leadership experience at highly respected public, urban universities, as well as in the halls of Washington. At each step along the way, she has proven herself to be an energetic leader who promotes collaboration, creative problem-solving, and real-life com-mitment to scholarship, research, and public service. …

“With her broad experience in higher education and federal government, her demonstrated integrity and sound judgment, and her profound understanding of the global marketplace in which our students must compete, Linda Brady will be a forceful and effective leader for UNC Greensboro.”

A native of New York City and the fi rst member of her family to at-tend college, Brady graduated from Douglass College, the women’s division of Rutgers University, in 1969 with a degree in political sci-ence. She received a master’s degree in the fi eld from Rutgers (1970) and a doctorate in political science from The Ohio State University (1974). She began her academic career as an assistant professor of political science at Vanderbilt University in 1973 and joined the fac-ulty at Goucher College in Maryland three years later.

From 1978 to 1985, Brady held several positions in the U.S. Depart-ment of State and the U.S. Department of Defense. Among other roles, she served as a political analyst in the State Department’s Offi ce of Disarma-ment and Arms Control and as special assistant for mutual and balanced force reductions in the Offi ce of the Secretary of Defense. She later served as a senior fellow in international security and arms control at the Carter Center of Emory University (1986-87) and as a distinguished professor of national security at the U.S. Military Academy (1991-92).

From 1993 to 2001, Brady led the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where she was also a profes-sor of international affairs. She joined North Carolina State University in 2001 as Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and pro-fessor of political science, and over the next fi ve years was credited with building the stature and visibility of the College, launching a number of new graduate degree programs, and signifi cantly increasing external support for the humanities and social sciences at NC State. She left North Carolina in 2006 to become the chief academic and operating offi cer at the Univer-sity of Oregon.

Brady has authored or co-edited three books and numerous book chapters and scholarly articles in the fi elds of American foreign policy, international negotiation, and arms control. Among other professional organizations, she is a member of the International Studies Association, the American Political Science Association, the International Institute for

Strategic Studies, and the Council on Foreign Relations. A past recipient of the Georgia Tech School of Social Sciences Teaching Award, she has earned the Superior Honor Award from the U.S. Department of State and is a two-time recipient of the Outstanding Civilian Service Medal from the Department of the Army. She was an American Council on Education Fellow in 1997-98, serving her fellowship year at the University of Iowa under the mentorship of President Mary Sue Coleman and Provost Jon Whitmore.

Since moving to UNCG, Brady has become a member of the Greensboro Rotary Club. She is also on the Board of Directors for United Way of Greater Greensboro and the Greensboro Partnership.

Brady is married to Gustav “Steve” Heyer, a retired Army offi cer. She has two adult stepsons and three grandchildren: Stephen Heyer and his wife, Suzanne, live in Richmond, Va., with their children Alyx, Megan, and Andrew Casey, while Michael Heyer lives in Chicago, Ill.

In accepting the position at UNCG, Brady said, “This is one of the very best jobs in American higher education. I am so grateful for this opportunity and humbled by the trust you have place in me. I shall not let you down.”

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Kimberly S. “Kim” Record, was named to the post of director of intercollegiate athletics at UNCG on Sept. 27, 2009.

Record, who most recently had ser ved as a consultant with ISP Sports, was the senior associate director of athletics at Florida State Unviersity from 1995 to 2008, and held a succession of positions at the University of Virginia from 1984-1995, culminating with an

appointment as associate director of athletics for administration.She emerged from a national search that drew 125 candidates, and is UNCG’s fi rst

female athletic director. There are only 29 female athletic directors in the NCAA Division I, with fi ve of them in the UNC system. Record is only the second woman to hold an athletic director’s position in the 89-year history of the Southern Conference.

“I am delighted that Kim Record is joining UNCG as director of intercollegiate athletics,” said UNCG Chancellor Linda P. Brady. “She is the right person for this position, and she possesses the leadership, administration and fundraising skills that are essential to bringing greater success to Spartan athletics. I look forward to working with her to raise UNCG’s program to a higher level of visibility and excellence.”

At UNCG, Record will lead a program that fi elds men’s and women’s teams in 18 sports, 250 student-athletes, and 57 employees. She succeeds Nelson E. Bobb, UNCG’s fi rst-ever AD who resigned from the post in the spring, after directing Spartan athletics for 26 years.

Record will be responsible for the leadership, administration, organization and fi nances of UNCG’s athletics program, which is undergoing a major shift in its men’s basketball program. The Spartan men’s basketball team will be playing its games in the Greensboro Coliseum beginning this season.

Among other responsibilities, she will coordinate fundraising and operation of the Spartan Club with the vice chancellor for university advancement. She will oversee efforts to engage alumni, fans and the community with UNCG athletics. The AD also takes the lead role in strategic planning and in athletics facilities development. The athletics budget is approximately $8.8 million, and athletic scholarships provided for the 2009-10 academic

year exceed $2.1 million.In her 13 years at Florida State, she had a broad range of administrative duties,

including serving as a member of the Executive Management Team, which determined and implemented policy decisions for a 19-sport, $50 million intercollegiate program. She directly supervised three sports programs – men’s and women’s basketball and women’s soccer – and monitored Title IX compliance. Other areas included executive-level staffi ng; day-to-day departmental operations; serving as liaison with the trademark licensing program; and oversight for marketing, media and public relations, and radio and television contracts.

In construction, she facilitated FSU’s $6 million state-of-the-art soccer and softball stadium and its $10 million men’s and women’s basketball training center. She oversaw a project that showcased the history of athletics at FSU as part of a $100 million facilities improvement plan. Her initial responsibilities as associate director of athletics at FSU included oversight of men’s and women’s tennis, swimming & diving and softball. Record also held the designation of senior woman administrator.

At Virginia, she supervised all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the department and specialized in external operations. She implemented marketing and promotional strategies for all 26 sports programs as associate director of athletics for external operations. She was the executive staff member of a capital campaign team created to raise $50 million. She came up through the ranks at Virginia, where she earned her bachelor’s degree, starting out as a sports information intern who was progressively promoted in the department to associate director of athletics for administration.

As a consultant with ISP, Record provided marketing expertise in the area of athletics sports signage, including videoboards, scorer’s tables and other digital signage. She has also coordinated purchase and installation between vendor, institution and ISP.

Within the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA), Record has served on both the executive committee and the Director’s Cup Committee. Within the NCAA, she served on the Women’s Soccer Committee and the Regional Soccer Committee.

A native of Charlottesville, she graduated form Virginia and earned the M.S. degree in sports management from Florida State. She has two sons – Kyle, 21, a third year student at the University of Virginia, and Josh, 16, a sophomore at Leon High School in Tallahassee, Fla.

Kim RECORDDirector of Athletics

Kim Record with her sons Kyle (left) and Josh (right) shortly after being intro-duced as UNCG’s new director of athletics.

Kim Record chats with members of the media and university community at her press conference on Sept. 27, 2009.

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Endowed Athletic ScholarshipsA named endowment to support athletic scholarships may be created with a commitment of $50,000 or more. The endowment generates income that is awarded to student-athletes on an annual basis.

Six additional funds that are on their way to reaching endowment status include:Dr. Richard and Sharon Beavers Scholarship FundRich Brenner Endowed FundGary, Marilyn and Jordan Smith FundPatricia A. Hielscher Volleyball Athletic ScholarshipBecky Jackson Fund

Lynne C. Agee FundJames H. Allen FundAlma W. Barrier FundSmith Barrier FundIrwin Belk Fund FundAaron Michael BobbMike & Nancy Burke FundRobert A. and Mary C. Fleming FundThe Michael B. Fleming FundStanley and Dorothy Frank FundJ. Douglas Galyon FundEllen Griffi n FundLester Earl Gross III FundCharles A. Hayes Fund

Nathan & Robyn Jameson FundDavid Bates Knight FundC. Tomas Martin FundKarl Mayer FundJim Melvin FundCharles C. Moyer FundVictor M. Nussbaum, Jr. FundNancy Ann Porter FundCharles M. Reid FundRayna Matea Taylor FundEdward & Carolyn Uprichard FundH. Michael Weaver Fund

Annual ScholarshipsAn annual scholarship may be created with a commitment of $10,000 or more over a four-year period.

Richard A. and Sharon J. Beavers Annual Athletic Scholarship FundBobb Family Annual Athletic Scholarship FundBott Family Annual Athletic Scholarship FundLinda Brady and Steve Heyer Annual Athletic Scholarship FundDavid L. and Martha P. Brown Annual Athletic Scholarship FundMarc and Janis Bush Annual Athletic Scholarship FundClarida Family Annual Athletic Scholarship FundDoug M. Hamilton Annual Athletic Scholarship FundRaila M. Harris Annual Athletic Scholarship FundNixon C. Henley Annual Athletic ScholarshipGeorge G. Hoyle Annual Athletic Scholarship FundKarl Mayer Textile Annual Athletic Scholarship FundBrenda Tolbert King Annual Athletic Scholarship FundKronenfeld Family Annual Scholarship FundLindBrook Development Annual Athletic ScholarshipGreg & Sylvia Mims Annual Athletic Scholarship FundShawn Daniel Mulrooney Memorial Annual Athletic ScholarshipPiedmont Orthopedic Associates, Inc. Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund Bob & Laura Pitts Spartan Excellence Scholarship FundSenn Dunn Annual Athletic ScholarshipShamrock Corporation Annual Athletic Scholarship FundJerry & Ellyn Steinhorn Annual Athletic Scholarship FundMary and Art Winstead Annual Athletic Scholarship FundPerry R. Wyatt Annual Athletic Scholarship Fund

UNCG Spartan ClubPO Box 41230Greensboro, NC 27404-1230

Phone: (336) 334-5156Fax: (336) 334-5319www.spartanclub.org

Director: Mike Roach Associate Director: Donegan Root

The Spartan Club is a non-profi t organization whose primary purpose is to secure scholar-ship support for nearly 250 student-athletes who compete in 18 men’s and women’s NCAA Division I athletic programs at UNCG. UNCG proudly proclaims that 100 percent of Spartan Club contributions go directly to athletic scholarships for deserving student-athletes.

Methods of GivingCash, Checks and Credit Card Gifts:Provide the yearly fi nancial resources needed to operate the athletic program. Payments may be spread over the course of a fi scal year (July 1-June 30), but all pledges must be paid by June 30. The University accepts cash, checks and credit cards (American Express, MasterCard, Visa).

Employer Matching Gifts:Matching gifts double or triple the impact of your gift and increase your membership level. Be sure to enclose your matching gift form with application and donation and associate benefi ts.

Athletic Scholarship Endowments:These provide tuition, room, meals, books and fees on an annual basis for a student-athlete. Pay tribute to someone’s life and accomplishments or leave your own legacy while strengthening UNCG’s athletic program.

Planned and Estate Gifts:These gifts include life income arrangements from trusts, annuities, income funds, as well as life insurance policies and individual estate bequests, such as cash or real estate.

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Spartan Club Executive CommitteeChair: Kurt Kronenfeld ‘79 - Vice President, Senn Dunn Insurance

Samantha F. Brumbaugh ‘99 - Attorney at Cairo, Ferguson, Brumbaugh, Stroupe, PLLCChuck Burns - Area Vice President, First Citizens BankCraig Cook ‘82 - President, Oakbrook Solutions, Inc.

Katie Dannemiller - Vice President of Operations, Greensboro Grasshoppers Michael H. Godwin - Attorney at Schell, Bray, Aycock, Abel & Livingston, PLLC

Keith Grandberry ‘89 - President & CEO, Winston-Salem Urban LeagueLeaton Harris - Director of Business Operations, TEK Systems

Pete LaMuraglia ‘86 - Partner, Compass Financial Partners, LLCF. Dean Little, III - Secretary/Treasurer of Yost & Little

Kevin McCoy ‘02 - Vice President, South Atlantic Lumber Ben Sirmons ‘74 - Assistant General Council, UNIFI, Inc.

Tracy SmithMichael Spohn ‘91 - CFO/Vice President, Old North State Trust, LLC

Jeff Taylor ‘83 - CFO, Pope CompaniesHarrison Turner, Partner, Greensboro Dermatology Associates

Ex-Offi cio MembersDr. Patti Stewart - Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, UNCG

Marc Bush - President, Greensboro Sports CommissionDick Stewart - Associate Director of Athletics, UNCG

Dr. Terry Ackerman - Faculty Athletics Rep, UNCGKim Record - Director of Athletics, UNCG

Ryan Soloman - SAICA PresidentKayren Finney - SAICA representative

Eric Durham - Blue Crew representativeMike Roach - Director, Spartan Club

AdvisorC. Thomas Martin ‘70 - Former Director of Planning, City of Greensboro

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