2015 North Georgia Baseball Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 2015 UNG Roster

3 Quick Facts

4 2015 Schedule

5-7 UNG Baseball Individual Honors

8 University of North Georgia

9 Dahlonega, Georgia

10-11 Bob Stein Stadium

12-13 Head Coach Tom Cantrell

14-15 UNG Baseball Support Staff

16-27 UNG Player Profiles

28 2014 Season in Review / 2014 PBC Standings

29 UNG All-Time Award Winners

30-38 UNG Baseball All-Time Record Book

39 All-Time Series Records vs. Opponenets

40-63 UNG Baseball Partners

64 Nighthawk Vision

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CREDITSThe 2015 University of North Georgia Media Guide was produced by the staff of UNGAthletics Communications Office. The publication was written and edited by Chad Haynieand Lee Glenn with assistance from Grant Hix (student worker). Photography from SkyHawk Sports Photography and Jim Haynes Photography.

UNG ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSThe UNG Athletic Communications office is located on the main level of Memorial Hall,just off the basketball court, in rooms 140 and 140-A. Any mail or overnight shipmentscan be addressed to: UNG Athletic Communications, 82 College Circle, Dahlonega, GA30597.

MEDIA SERVICES/CREDENTIALSGame notes and statistics will be made available at every softball contest at Haines &Carolyn Hill Stadium. Media guides will be provided at all home games. All home gameswill offer live statistics through UNGAthletics.com. Credential requests should be madevia e-mail, no later than 24 hours prior to game time, to [email protected]. If approved, credentials will be available for pickup at will call located at the main gate. OnlyUNG staff and credentialed media members are permitted access to the press box.

INTERVIEWSAll interviews with University of North Georgia student-athletes and coaches should bescheduled through the Athletic Communications office. The best time to arrange interviews with student-athletes is in the afternoon on weekdays, when not interferingwith student-athletes’ class schedules. Interviews with the head coach or student-athletes at the conclusion of all home events will be coordinated on site by the AthleticCommunications staff.

INTERNET / NIGHTHAWK VISIONFans can get all the latest information on the Nighthawks online at UNGAthletics.com.The site is also home to the Nighthawk Vision GameDay platform that features live highdefinition video and interactive live game statistics.

Location Dahlonega, GAFounded 1873Enrollment 16,508Affiliation NCAA Division IIConference Peach BeltColors Royal (PMS 287), Gold (PMS 123) & WhiteNickname NighthawksPresident Dr. Bonita JacobsAthletics Director Lindsay ReevesAssociate Athletic Director Derek SuranieAssistant Athletic Director, Communications Lee GlennAssistant Athletic Director, Facilities Hank HaynesAssistant Athletic Director, Business Mike Hyams IIISenior Woman Administrator Leigh Anne HunterFaculty Athletic Representative Margaret PoitevintCompliance Coordinator Denise BryantAthletics Development Officer Wendi HuguleyAthletic Department Administrative Assistant Anita MercerAthletic Administrative Graduate Assistants Amy Buccilla, Helen Theisen

2015 UNG QUICK FACTS

Assistant Director of Athletics, Communications Lee GlennAssistant Director (Baseball Contact) Chad HaynieHaynie Cell 205-246-4259Haynie E-mail [email protected] Assistants Grant Hix, Chris Natsch

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No. Name Class. Pos. Ht. Wt. B/T Hometown / High School / Last School1 Logan Burt Fr. LHP 5-10 155 L/L Dawsonville, Ga. / Dawson County2 Joey Cecere Sr. IF 5-9 165 R/R Acworth, Ga. / North Cobb / Lipscomb3 Travis Naraine Sr. IF 5-8 165 L/R Lilburn, Ga. / Parkview4 Josh Bryan So. RHP 6-0 185 R/R Lawrenceville, Ga. / Buford8 Connor Hoover Fr. IF 5-10 170 L/R Appling, Ga. / Greenbrier9 Dylan Peppers Jr. RHP 6-1 185 R/R Good Hope, Ga. / Morgan County / Gordon State10 Daniel McCrary Fr. LHP 6-1 185 L/L Gainesville, Ga. / Lumpkin County12 Taylor Turner Fr. C/1B 6-0 170 R/R Fayetteville, Ga. / Whitewater13 Phillip Taylor Sr. LHP 6-1 190 L/L Lilburn, Ga. / Parkview14 Devin Gearhart R-So. 3B 6-1 180 R/R Cumming, Ga. / South Forsyth15 Andrew Gordon R-Sr. OF 5-10 195 R/R Marietta, Ga. / Lassiter16 Tyler Chaney R-Fr. C 5-10 200 R/R Suwanee, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge17 Jacob Beauchamp Sr. LHP 6-6 200 L/L Snellville, Ga. / Brookwood18 Jack Fleming Fr. LHP 6-2 205 L/L Dacula, Ga. / Mill Creek19 Chris Cobb R-So. RHP 6-0 165 R/R Hamilton, Ga. / Northside20 Bobby Tippett Fr. C 6-1 195 R/R Stone Mountain, Ga. / Lakeside, DeKalb21 Chip Fleming R-Jr. RHP 6-0 200 R/R Dacula, Ga. / Mill Creek22 Cameron Crawford R-Sr. OF 5-10 185 R/R Buford, Ga. / Buford23 Tremayne Toorie Sr. OF 6-0 190 R/R Snellville, Ga. / Brookwood24 Ryan Tomita Jr. IF 6-0 175 R/R Phoenix, Ariz. / Horizon / Gateway CC25 Kevin Krupp Jr. C/OF 5-10 170 L/R Gainesville, Fla. / Buchholz26 Blake Gaubert R-So. RHP 6-3 200 R/R Bogart, Ga. / North Oconee27 Josh Wolfe So. RHP 6-4 210 R/R Warthen, Ga. / Brentwood Academy28 Taylor Jones Sr. OF 6-1 205 L/R Macon, Ga. / First Presbyterian Day / Valdosta State29 Zach Verner So. RHP 6-0 190 R/R Venetia, Penn. / Peters Township / John Carroll30 Steven Tomlinson Fr. UTL 5-11 180 R/R Lawrenceville, Ga. / Peachtree Ridge31 Taylor Keinat R-Jr. LHP 5-11 190 L/L Braselton, Ga. / Winder-Barrow32 Ben Peters So. RHP 6-4 250 R/R Woodstock, Ga. / Etowah33 Brice Harrison Fr. RHP 6-0 180 L/R Evans, Ga. / Evans34 Bo Edwards R-Jr. OF 6-2 210 R/R Cartersville, Ga. / Adairsville / Central Alabama35 Dallas Deavers R-Fr. LHP 6-1 190 L/L Lula, Ga. / Lakeview Academy37 Brandon Agar R-Jr. RHP 6-4 195 R/R Snellville, Ga. / Brookwood39 Avery Greer R-Fr. RHP 6-4 205 R/R Kennesaw, Ga. / Harrison41 Trevor Sams R-So. INF 6-4 225 R/R Cumming, Ga. / North Forsyth / Darton State42 Sam Tidaback Jr. C 6-0 210 R/R Plainfield, Ill. / Providence Catholic / Ball State

Baseball StaffTom Cantrell Head Coach, 16th SeasonMichael Holder Assistant CoachNick Palmer Assistant CoachCody Clickner Assistant CoachTroy Snitker Graduate Assistant CoachJeremy Tice Student Assistant Coach

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Program Reestablished ......................................................................................................................2000All-Time Record ..................................................................................................................539-340 (.613)NCAA DII Tournament Appearances ............................................................................................................1Conference Championships ........................................................................................................................2Conference Tournament Championships ......................................................................................................2

Home Stadium ........................................................................................................Bob Stein Stadium (500)Baseball Offices ............................................................................................................Coleman Field House

Head Coach ..............................................................................................................................Tom Cantrell........Overall/UNG Record ..................................................................................................539-340 (.613)........Season ....................................................................................................................................16th

Assistant Coach ....................................................................................................................Michael Holder........Alma Mater ......................................................................................................Augusta State, 2001........Season ......................................................................................................................................3rd

Assistant Coach ........................................................................................................................Nick Palmer........Alma Mater ......................................................................................................North Georgia, 2009........Season ......................................................................................................................................6th

Assistant Coach ......................................................................................................................Cody Clickner........Alma Mater ......................................................................................................North Georgia, 2013........Season ......................................................................................................................................3rd

Graduate Assistant Coach............................................................................................................Troy SnitkerStudent Assistant Coach ............................................................................................................Jeremie TiceAthletic Trainer........................................................................................................................Casey HulseyStrength & Conditioning Coordinator ........................................................................................Richard Pruett

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Date Opponent Location Time2/1/2015 Valdosta State University Valdosta, Ga. 1:00 PM2/6/2015 Pfeiffer University Dahlonega, Ga. 5:00 PM 2/7/2015 Pfeiffer University Dahlonega, Ga. 3:00 PM 2/8/2015 Pfeiffer University Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM 2/10/2015 Southern Wesleyan University Central, S.C. 4:00 PM 2/13/2015 University of Indianapolis Dahlonega, Ga. 5:00 PM 2/14/2015 University of Indianapolis (DH) Dahlonega, Ga. 2:00 PM 2/21/2015 Georgia Southwestern State University (DH) Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 2/22/2015 Georgia Southwestern State University Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM 2/24/2015 Anderson University Anderson, S.C. 3:00 PM 2/27/2015 Columbus State University Columbus, Ga. 4:00 PM 2/28/2015 Columbus State University (DH) Columbus, Ga. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 3/6/2015 Georgia College Dahlonega, Ga. 5:00 PM 3/7/2015 Georgia College (DH) Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 3/11/2015 Valdosta State University Dahlonega, Ga. 5:00 PM 3/14/2015 University of North Carolina Pembroke (DH) Pembroke, N.C. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 3/15/2015 University of North Carolina Pembroke Pembroke, N.C. 1:00 PM 3/17/2015 Southern Wesleyan University Dahlonega, Ga. 6:00 PM 3/21/2015 University of South Carolina Aiken (DH) Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 3/22/2015 University of South Carolina Aiken Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM 3/24/2015 University of West Georgia Dahlonega, Ga. 5:00 PM 3/27/2015 Armstrong State University Dahlonega, Ga. 6:00 PM 3/28/2015 Armstrong State University Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM 3/29/2015 Armstrong State University Dahlonega, Ga. 12:00 PM 3/31/2015 University of West Georgia Carrolton, Ga. 5:00 PM 4/3/2015 Lander University Greenwood, S.C. 6:00 PM 4/4/2015 Lander University (DH) Greenwood, S.C. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 4/7/2015 University of West Florida Dahlonega, Ga. 6:00 PM 4/8/2015 University of West Florida Dahlonega, Ga. 3:00 PM 4/10/2015 Young Harris College Young Harris, Ga. 6:00 PM 4/11/2015 Young Harris College Young Harris, Ga. 2:00 PM 4/12/2015 Young Harris College Young Harris, Ga. 1:00 PM 4/15/2015 Anderson University Dahlonega, Ga. 6:00 PM 4/18/2015 Francis Marion University (DH) Florence, S.C. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 4/19/2015 Francis Marion University Florence, S.C. 1:00 PM 4/21/2015 Truett-McConnell College Dahlonega, Ga. 7:00 PM 4/25/2015 University of Montevallo (DH) Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM 4/26/2015 University of Montevallo Dahlonega, Ga. 1:00 PM 5/1/2015 Emmanuel College Dahlonega, Ga. 7:00 PM 5/2/2015 Emmanuel College Dahlonega, Ga. 7:00 PM 5/3/2015 Emmanuel College Dahlonega, Ga. 3:00 PM

Peach Belt Conference Championship5/9-10/2015 Peach Belt Conference Tournament Columbus, Ga. TBA

NCAA Division II National Tournament5/14-17/2015 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Campus Sites TBA 5/23-30/2015 NCAA Division II Championship Cary, N.C. TBA

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UNG BASEBALL INDIVIDUAL HONORSAndre Airich

2008 South Atlantic Gold Glove,2009 PBC All-Conference,

2009 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region, 2010 PBC All-Conference

Kenny Bellavance2011 PBC 1st Team All-

Conference, 2011 ABCA All-Region, 2011 Daktronics All-

Region, 2012 PBC All-Conference, 2012 PBC All-Academic, 2013 Capital OneCoSIDA All-American, 2013 Capital One All-District 3,

2013 PBC All-Academic Team,2013 PBC Male Scholar

Athlete of the Year

Corey Blackmon2003 Atlanta Braves Free Agent Signee

Craig Brisson2007 PBC Freshman of the Year,2008 PBC All-Conference, 2008

Rawlings/ABCA All-Region

Kevin Bulger2005 MLB Draft 25th Round

Kansas City Royals Signee, 2005NAIA All-Region XIII Team

Chris Curtis2007 PBC All-Conference,

2007 Rawlings/ ABCA All-Region,2008 PBC All-Conference, 2008

Rawlings/ABCA All-Region

Richie DaigleSan Diego Padres (2005-2006)

Free Agent Signee, 2005 All-Ameri-can 2nd Team, 2005 NAIA All-Re-

gion XIII Team,2005 SSAC All-Conference

Nick Deckon2001 NAIA All-American HonorableMention, 2001 NAIA All-Region XIII

Team, 2001 All-GACC Team

Jason Dillon2000 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,

2000 All-GACC Team

AIRICH BELLAVANCE BLACKMON

BRISSON BULGER CURTIS

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Jason Elkins2000 All-GACC Team, 2002 NAIA 1st TeamAll-American, 2002 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,2002 All-GACC Team, Inducted into the North

Georgia Athletics Hall of Fame in 2015

Jordan Erisman2010 PBC All-Conference, 2010 ABCA All-

Region, 2010 Daktronics All-Region, 2011 PBC All-Tournament, 2012 PBC All-Academic

Stephen Flake2003 GACC Freshman of the Year,

2004 All-GACC Team,2004 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,

2004 NAIA All-American 2nd Team

Rob Flanigan2008 MLB Draft 29th Round San FranciscoGiants Signee, 2008 PBC All-Conference,

2008 Rawlings/ABCA All-Region, 2008 NCAA First-Team All-American

Hal GaalemaAssistant Head Coach,

2001 SSAC Conference Championship, 2002 NAIA Region XIII Championship, 2003 SSAC Conference Championship, 2008 PBC Tournament Championship

Ryan Garmon2005 Cincinnati Reds Free Agent Signee

William Gieler2001 GACC Player of the Year, 2001 GACCMale Athlete of the Year, Inducted into the

Athletics North Georgia Hall of Fame in 2013

Eric Good2005 SSAC Freshman of the Year

Bobby Gresham2003 All-GACC Team

Ryan Gurley2005 NAIA Scholar-Athlete

Brad Hall2009 PBC All-Conference

Brett HallAssistant Head Coach,

2001 SSAC Conference Championship, 2002 NAIA Region XIII Championship, 2003 SSAC Conference Championship, 2004 NAIA Region XIII Championship,

2005 SSAC Tournament Championship, 2008 PBC Tournament Championship

Blake Hobby2010 Southeast Gold Glove, 2010 PBC All-Conference, 2011 PBC All-Conference, 2011 PBC All-Tournament,2011 ABCA All-Region,

2011 Daktronics All-Region, 2012 PBC All-Conference

Derek Hooper2011 Daktronics All-Region, 2012 PBC All-Academic, 2013 PBC All-Academic,

2013 Tino Martinez Award Watch List

Steven King2003 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,

2003 All-GACC Team

Brian Lauderdale2005 NAIA All-American 1st Team, 2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team, 2005 SSAC All-Conference, 2005 SSAC All-Academic,

2006 PBC Player of the Year, 2006 Southeast Region Player of the Year,

2006 South Atlantic Region Team, 2006 NCAA All-American 3rd Team,

2006 San Diego Padres Free Agent Signee

David Loder2003 All-GACC Team

Rob Lystad2000 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,

2000 All-GACC Team

Anders Oster2008 South Atlantic Gold Glove,

2010 PBC Scholar Athlete of the Year

Jim OtteHead Coach from 1959-1967,

Never had a losing season, Coached 1stAll-American in North Georgia History,

Inducted into the North Georgia Athletics Hallof Fame in 2013

Daniel Petitti2007 South Atlantic Gold Glove, 2009 South Atlantic Gold Glove, 2010 Southeast Gold Glove, 2010 MLB Draft 37th Round

Oakland Athletics Signee

Sean Pittman2001 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention,

2001 NAIA All-Region XIII Team, 2001 All-GACC Team, 2001 MLB Draft 34th

Round New York Mets Signee(1St North Georgia Player Drafted)

FLAKE FLANIGAN

GARMON GEILER

GOOD GURLEY

HALL HOBBY

HOOPER LAUDERDALE

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Chris Rearick2010 PBC All-Conference,

2010 Rawlings/ ABCA All-Region, 2010 Daktronics All-Region,2010 PBC Pitcher of the Year,

2010 Southeast Region Pitcher of the Year,2010 Third Team All-American, 2010 MLB Draft 41st Round

Tampa Bay Rays Signee

Leon Ricketson1964 All-American, 1964 All-Conference,

Career .350 Hitter, Offered contract by NewYork Yankees, Inducted into the North Georgia Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012

Jacob Rickett2010 Daktronics All-Region, 2011 PBC All-Conference, 2011 ABCA All-Region,

2011 Daktronics All-Region

Justin Rickett2005 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention,

2005 NAIA All-Region XIII Team, 2005 SSAC All-Conference Team

Chad Sage2010 PBC All-Conference

Justin Shurley2001 Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete,

2001 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention,2001 NAIA All-Region XIII Team,

2001 All-GACC Team, 2002 Daktronics NAIA Scholar Athlete,

2002 All-GACC Team

Troy Snitker2011 PBC Team All-Conference, 2011 MLB Draft 19th Round

Atlanta Braves Signee

Eason Spivey2013 PBC Player of the Week,

2014 Rawlings/ABCA Gold Glove, 2014 MLB Draft 24th Round

Anaheim Angels Signee

Bob SteinAssistant Head Coach,

2001 SSAC Conference Championship, 2002 NAIA Region XIII Championship, 2003 SSAC Conference Championship,

Inducted into the North Georgia Hall of Famein 2011

Matt TannerAssistant Head Coach,

2001 SSAC Conference Championship, 2002 NAIA Region XIII Championship,

2003 SSAC “Conference Championship, 2004 NAIA Region XIII Championship

Derrick TuckerAssistant Head Coach,

2008 PBC Tournament Championship

Jason Willard2005 NAIA All-American Honorable Mention

OSTER PETTITI

PITTMAN REATICK

RICKETT SAGE

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The University of North Georgia was formed through the consolidation of North Georgia College & State University and Gainesville State

College, two of the top-performing schools in the University System of Georgia, in January 2013. Positioned in the fastest-growing

region of the state, UNG comprises four campuses united by a single mission focused on academic excellence and academic and co-

curricular programs that develop students into leaders for a diverse and global society.

The University of North Georgia is a University System of Georgia leadership institution and is The Military College of Georgia. With

more than 16,000 students, the University of North Georgia is the state’s seventh-largest public university. The university offers more

than 100 programs of study ranging from certificate and associates degrees to professional doctoral programs.

The University of North Georgia was ranked No. 22 in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 ranking of public universities in the south.

It is the second oldest public university in the University System of Georgia having been founded in 1873 and is one of only six senior

military colleges in the United States. The average high school grade point of an incoming freshman at UNG is 3.54, the third highest in

the state behind only the University of Georgia and the Georgia Institute of Technology.

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While the University of North Georgia has grown exponentially over the past decade, the city in which it is based still has the small town

charm that makes North Georgia one of the special places in the state of Georgia.

Dahlonega is nestled in the heart of the North Georgia Mountains, just south of the state’s highest peak, Blood Mountain. The town has

a population of just over 5,000, up more than 40 percent from 2000. It was the site of the first major gold rush in the United States

with thousands of men flocking to the city after the discovery of gold in 1828. You can’t miss seeing Dahlonega gold on a visit to the city

as the steeple of UNG’s Price Memorial Hall is coated in gold from the city. You will also see Dahlonega gold on a drive through Atlanta

as it covers the dome of the Georgia State Capitol, a tradition that started in 1958.

The city maintains the charm of a small town but there is plenty to do for students and residents alike, from some of the best outdoor

activities offered in the state to shopping at one of the top outlet destinations in the southeast, the North Georgia Premium Outlets,

located less than 15 minutes away in neighboring Dawsonville. Dahlonega is less than an hour from downtown Atlanta located just over

50 miles north at the end of Georgia 400.

The town has inspired many artists through the years, most famously Zac Brown who grew up in Lumpkin County, and is still considered

the cultural hub of the North Georgia Mountains hosting over 10 festivals each year.

As Corey Smith states in his song about the town, it is easy to feel like you’ve struck gold in Dahlonega.

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Home to the University of North Georgia baseball team, Bob Stein Stadiumwas constructed during the fall of 2008 and features a first-class facility forthe Nighthawks. With 500 chair back seats, fans will enjoy a perfect venue forNCAA Baseball. Bob Stein Stadium offers players, fans, and media a beautifulfacility with the backdrop of the Dahlonega mountains. Since the original construction of the baseball complex, the dugouts, field, and amenities have undergone changes and upgrades over the past six seasons. In 2005, themaintenance building was built along the left field fence to house grounds crewequipment and team supplies. A new state of the art scoreboard was addedprior to the 2008 season to complement the matrix board, giving fans statistics and game information. FieldTurf was installed at Bob Stein Stadium in2014 as part of a renovation project to the outdoor facilities at UNG, giving theNighthawks a field to play on regardless of weather conditions. A new MajorLeague quality padded wall was constructed around the entire field after the installation of FieldTurf making the playing surface not only one of the mostbeautiful in the country, but one of the safest to play on as well.

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About FieldTurf | FieldTurf was developed and engineered for athletes, by athletes. The company that changed the way athletes view "artificial turf". Before FieldTurf, natural grass was considered by many to be the best solutionfor sports fields around the world - even though it required constant maintenance and could not withstand heavy use. FieldTurf's inventors were nottrying to create a better artificial solution, they were trying to replicate naturalgrass. Throughout the last decade our engineered, infilled artificial turf systems became the first to host two Super Bowls, the World Series, theWorld Baseball Classic, a Major League Soccer Cup final and College Bowlgames from coast to coast. Today, FieldTurf continues to thrive as the globalmarket leader in synthetic sports fields with more than 7,000 fields installed.Cities and schools have been benefitting from our ability to provide the verybest value for the short and long term, allowing organizations at all levels to beable to forecast the amount of money they will save by installing FieldTurf, thesafest, longest lasting and highest performing artificial turf system.

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TOM CANTRELLHEAD COACH • 16TH SEASON539-340 (.613 CAREER WIN PCT.)

Tom Cantrell is entering his 16th season as Head Coach ofthe University of North Georgia baseball program.

Cantrell has built a program capable of bringing in and developing some of the best talent in the Peach State andsurrounding areas, having sent four players to the professional ranks over the last five years. In 2010, DanielPetitti and Chris Rearick became the program's first duo tobe drafted in the same year, when the Oakland Athletics andTampa Bay Rays selected them in the 37th and 41st roundsrespectively. Troy Snitker followed and made his own head-lines in 2011, when he became the highest draft pick inNorth Georgia history, going in the 19th round to the Atlanta Braves. Eason Spivey made it three catchers in arow drafted from North Georgia after he was selected in the2014 MLB Draft in the 24th round by the Anaheim Angels.

In the program’s first year of eligibility for postseason play in2008, Cantrell led North Georgia to the Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship. The team won 19 ofits last 22 regular season games and went on to compete inthe NCAA South Atlantic Regional, the first NCAA Division IITournament appearance for the program.

In his 15 years at North Georgia, Cantrell has amassed a539-340 (.613) record and has posted a winning record atUNG in 12 of his 15 seasons. During his time at North

CANTRELL’S NORTH GEORGIA CAREER

YEAR W/L %2014* 22-27 .4492013* 18-29 .3832012* 24-28 .4612011* 34-20 .6302010* 34-17 .6672009* 34-24 .5862008* 41-21# .6612007* 34-22 .6072006* 32-29 .5252005 57-15^ .7922004 54-19! .7402003 31-26^ .5442002 43-24! .6412001 45-17^ .7262000 36-22 .621TOTAL 517-313 .622

* - NCAA DIVISION II ERA# - PBC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS^ - CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS! - REGION CHAMPIONS

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Georgia, Cantrell has coached eight All-Americans, 18 All-Conference players, and 24 All-region players along with 7Gold Glove Award winners. He has also mentored threePlayers of the Year and a pair of North Georgia Male ScholarAthletes of the Year.

Cantrell came to North Georgia from Georgia Perimeter College (DeKalb College) where he spent nine years, four ashead coach with a record of 177-52 (.773). While at GPC,Cantrell's teams produced three NJCAA All- Americans, fiveNJCAA Academic All-Americans, 20 GJCAA All-Region, andtwo GJCAA Players of the Year. Cantrell was also namedGJCAA Assistant Coach of the Year in 1995 after a 44-14season. In his four years at the helm at GPC, Cantrell’steams finished first in the conference three times (1997,1998, and 1999).

In 1998, Cantrell guided DeKalb to its first state championship since 1987. They also won the East CentralDistrict Championship, and made an appearance at theJUCO World Series, DeKalb's first appearance since 1977.Cantrell's squads were consistently ranked nationally in thetop-20. For his efforts in 1998, he was named GJCAACoach-of-the-Year, as well as the East Central DistrictCoach of the Year.

Over his 19-year career at Georgia Perimeter College(DeKalb College) and North Georgia, he has a 723-392(.648) overall record. Cantrell also has a sharp eye for spotting major league talent, 20 of his former players havesigned professional contracts.

The Habersham, Ga., native was a two-time Georgia All-State shortstop at North Clayton High School. Following hissenior season, Cantrell began his collegiate career atDeKalb College. At DeKalb, he hit .332 in his freshman yearand .362 in his sophomore year, being named All-Regionboth seasons. At the conclusion of his second year atDeKalb, the Atlanta Braves drafted him in the seventhround.

In the summer of 1985, Cantrell reported to the Bravesrookie camp in Bradenton, Fla. After batting .214 in Bradenton, Cantrell was sent to Pulaski, Va., for his secondseason. At Pulaski, Cantrell had a spectacular season,

hitting .301 and making the Appalachian League All-Starteam. That year, he helped lead the team to the AppalachianLeague World Series. While with Pulaski, he was coached byformer Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers managerGrady Little.

Cantrell credits Little and college coach Doug Casey as themain catalyst that led him into the coaching profession.Cantrell retired from professional baseball in 1987 andbegan coaching American Legion baseball in College Park,Georgia. A highly successful amateur coach, Cantrell finished third in the nation three times.

Cantrell has continued to shape the lives of young men andinspire others to coach with 35 of his former players nowcoaching in the high school and college ranks.

Cantrell and his wife Shannon reside in Dacula, Ga. Theirdaughter, McKenzie, is a 2014 graduate of the University ofGeorgia.

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MICHAELHOLDERASSISTANT COACH 3RD SEASON

Michael Holder is entering his third season as an assistantcoach for the University of North Georgia baseball program. Before coming to UNG, Holder spent eight seasons as an assistant coach for Peach Belt Conference foe USC Aiken. Hehas over 15 years of coaching experience at the NCAA DivisionI and II levels.

Holder spent eight season as an assistant coach for the USCAbaseball program, serving the last two as pitching coach for thePacers. Under his direction, the pitching staff at USC Aikenposted a 3.57 earned run average in 2012 and led the Pacersto a 38-win season and a top-20 ranking in the final CollegiateBaseball Newspaper Division II national poll.

As a hitting instructor in his early seasons at USC Aiken, Holderhelped the Pacers to a school-record 47 wins in 2008 and thePBC regular season championship in 2009. The Pacers brokenumerous school hitting records in 2009 with Southeast Region Player of the Year and consensus All-American TravisHoward leading the nation in RBI's with 103, which also tied aDivision II national record.

Prior to his stint at USC Aiken, Holder spent three seasons as avolunteer assistant at Vanderbilt University. During his tenure inNashville, Tennessee, Holder mentored the Commodore catchers and oversaw field preparations at Hawkins Field.

In the summer of 2003, Holder served as an assistant coachfor the Cotuit Kettleers of the prestigious Cape Cod League.

The Evans, Ga., native is a 2001 graduate of Augusta State University with a Bachelor of Science in Education. As a player,he was a four-year letter winner as a catcher at Georgia Southern University from 1995-1999.

Holder and his wife Stephanie have one daughter, Lily.

NICKPALMERASSISTANT COACH 6TH SEASON

Nick Palmer is entering his sixth year as an Assistant Coach ofthe University of North Georgia baseball program. He assists inthe everyday operations of the baseball program and workswith the catchers on a day-to-day basis.

Palmer spent five years as a member of the North Georgiabaseball program and was a member of the 2005 NAIA Conference Tournament Championship team, and the 2008Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship team. Hewas also a part of the program’s first-ever trip to the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2008.

The Cleveland, Ga., native is a 2009 graduate of North Georgiawith a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science. He also holds aMaster of Art in Teaching from UNG.

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CODYCLICKNERASSISTANT COACH • 3RD SEASON

Cody Clickner is entering his third season asan assistant coach of the University of NorthGeorgia baseball program.

Clickner assists in the everyday operations ofthe baseball program. His duties include working with the pitchers, field maintenanceand camp operations.

He played four seasons at North Georgiaunder Cantrell, logging 26.2 innings in 11 appearances, while striking out 16 batters.

Clickner is currently working on his Master ofScience in Physical Education at UNG.

TROYSNITKERGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH

Snitker is entering his first season as thegraduate assistant coach under UNG headbaseball coach Tom Cantrell. He will assistwith the everyday operations of the baseballprogram and will work with hitters and catch-ers.

Snitker played three seasons at North Geor-gia compiling a career .313 batting averagewith 23 doubles, 12 home runs and 84RBI’s. In 2011, Snitker picked off 11 baserunners and threw out another 25 would bebase stealers and was named to the PeachBelt All Conference 2nd team. That sameyear Snitker was drafted in the 19th round(596 overall) by the Atlanta Braves.

In his professional career, Snitker played forthe Gulf Coast Braves, Danville Braves, RomeBraves and Lynchburg Hillcats. He also spentsome time in the Pittsburgh Pirates organiza-tion and finished with the Maryland BlueCrabs in the Atlantic League.

Snitker will be working towards his Master ofScience in Physical Education at UNG.

JEREMIETICESTUDENT ASSISTANT COACH

Jeremie Tice joined the University of North Georgia baseball coaching staff beginning with the 2015 seasonafter spending the last six seasons playing professionallywith the Cleveland Indians organization. He graduatedfrom Dacula High School in 2005 after winning All-Countyand All-Region honors along with being named a GeorgiaTop-400 club member.

From there, Tice went on to Tallahassee Community College where he enjoyed a successful two years playingfor the Eagles. Tice hit a cumulative .369 with 16 homeruns and 97 RBIS and was was drafted by the Florida Marlins in 2006 and 2007.

He was also named to the Panhandle 1st Team All-Conference both years and was also a JUCO All-Americanboth years as well. Tice played his final collegiate season in2008 for the College of Charleston. In his one season atCollege of Charleston, Tice hit .393 with 25 home runs and83 RBI's. He was named to the Southern Conference 1stTeam and was also the 2008 Southern Conference Playerof the Year. He was named a Louisville Slugger 1st Team All-American.

After the 2008 season, Tice was drafted by the ClevelandIndians in the sixth round. During his time with the Indians,Tice played with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers, LakeCounty Captains, Kinston Indians and the Zebulon Mudcats. He was named a Carolina Mid-Season All-Star in2012 while playing for the Mudcats.

Tice will work with the hitters as well as the outfielders on adaily basis. He currently resides in Suches with his wifeStephanie and his son Trenton and is working toward hisdegree in Physical Education.

2 Joey CecerePosition InfieldHeight 5-9Weight 165Class Sr.Hometown Acworth, Ga.High School North Cobb

-- 2012 Atlantic Sun Conference All-AcademicTeam

High School: Named 2011 Perfect Game All-Southeast Regionhonorable mention … 2011 team captain for NorthCobb … helped lead the East Cobb Astros to theCABA Wood Bat World Series, where he earnedAll-Tournament honors … named to the 2009Under Armour underclass team … earned CobbCounty Athlete of the Month in 2010.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Derek Jeter and Dustin Pedroia

Favorite Professional Team: New York Yankees

Activities/Hobbies: Dancing, working out

Biggest Sports Thrill: Walk-off double in extra innings, sophomore year ofhigh school. Also, playing at Swayze Field (Ole Missbaseball stadium).

3 Travis NarainePosition InfieldHeight 5-8Weight 165Class Sr.Hometown Lilburn, Ga.High School Parkview

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar-- 2012-13 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Presidential Scholar-- 2012 Peach Belt Conference All-Academic TeamHonorable Mention-- 2011-12 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar

High School: Played three years of baseball for head coach ChanBrown and the Parkview Panthers ... was a mem-ber of the 2011 5A State Championship team andRegion 8-5A Championship teams in 2010 and2011.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Martin Prado

Favorite Professional Team: Atlanta Braves

Activities/Hobbies: Watching sports

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning a State Championship

13 Phillip TaylorPosition PitcherHeight 6-1Weight 190Class Sr.Hometown Lilburn, Ga.High School Parkview

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Silver Scholar

High School: Played four seasons for head coach Chan Brown atParkview and was named to the All-County SecondTeam in 2011 ... member of the 2011 5A StateChampionship team and Region 8-5A Champi-onship teams in 2010 and 2011 ... earned thePanther Award during the 2011 season.

Parents: Steve and Tracy Taylor

Hobbies: Olympic style curling, cosmic bowling and huntingsquatches

Favorite Professional Athlete: Jose Fernandez


Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning State senior year

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JOEY CECERE’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2014 .322 49-49 180 28 58 10 1 0 30 70 .389 26 9 31 1 .431 1-5 5-7 71 107 23 .886TOTAL .322 49-49 180 28 58 10 1 0 30 70 .389 26 9 31 1 .431 1-5 5-7 71 107 23 .886

TRAVIS NARAINE’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2012 .279 41-38 136 18 38 5 1 0 14 45 .331 21 1 21 2 .375 2-5 1-1 9 11 2 .9092013 .300 41-34 140 27 42 5 1 0 12 49 .350 14 4 15 3 .377 1-3 1-3 22 34 3 .9492014 .290 49-49 186 39 54 10 1 1 20 69 .371 29 5 18 6 .398 1-11 0-1 97 124 11 .953TOTAL .290 131-121 462 84 134 20 3 1 46 163 .353 64 10 54 11 .385 4-19 2-5 128 169 16 .949

HANNAH HARDEN’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2012 .326 59-59 187 33 61 6 3 8 37 97 .519 23 1 16 1 .399 2-1 2-3 43 1 0 1.0002014 .182 24-14 44 2 8 1 0 0 3 9 .205 1 0 11 0 .196 1-1 1-1 1 0 0 1.000TOTAL .299 83-73 231 35 69 7 3 8 40 106 .459 24 1 27 1 .363 3-2 3-4 44 1 0 1.000

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17 Jacob BeauchampPosition PitcherHeight 6-6Weight 200Class Sr.Hometown Snellville, Ga.High School Brookwood

-- UNG Campus Cash Nighthawk of the Week - February 23, 2015-- 2014 Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team Honor-able Mention-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor RollSilver Scholar-- 2012 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor Roll Sil-ver Scholar-- 2011-12 Peach Belt Conference Presidential Honor RollSilver Scholar

High School: Played baseball for head coach Rick Howard at Brookwood... named to the Georgia Dugout Club All-State team andGeorgia Dugout Club Team Georgia in 2011 ... earned2011 Georgia Dugout Club Outstanding Season honorswhile being named to the Gwinnett County Dugout ClubSecond Team All-County team ... Region 8-5A Pitcher ofthe Year in 2011 ... pitched the first perfect game inBrookwood High history.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Tom Glavine

Favorite Professional Team: Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Falcons

Activities/Hobbies: Being on the lake, hanging out with family and friends

Biggest Sports Thrill: Starting on the road against Florida State in Tallahasseemy freshman year

23 Tremayne TooriePosition OutfieldHeight 6-0Weight 190Class Sr.Hometown Snellville, Ga.High School Brookwood

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Presidential Scholar-- 2011-12 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Presidential Scholar

High School: Played baseball for four years at Brookwood forhead coach Rick Howard ... earned First Team All-County honors during his junior season.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Derek Jeter

Favorite Professional Team: New York Mets

Activities/Hobbies: Listening to music, watching movies, making songs

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting a game winning home run

28 Taylor JonesPosition OutfieldHeight 6-1Weight 205Class Sr.Hometown Macon, Ga.High School First Presbyterian Day

High School: Played for head coach Jimmy Turner at First Presbyterian Day ... lettered four times on theVikings' varsity team ... selected as team captain forthe 2010 season ... named All-Region all four yearsat First Presbyterian ... selected to the All-Statesquad three times ... led his team to the 2010state title ... also played football for four years.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Chipper Jones


Activities/Hobbies: Golfing, cooking

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the state championship in 2010 and getting a conference ring in 2011

TREMAYNE TOORIE’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2012 .247 29-22 93 11 23 3 0 1 14 29 .312 2 0 16 5 .260 1-2 5-6 46 0 3 .9392013 .290 47-46 186 31 54 12 2 5 37 85 .457 16 3 23 5 .351 3-2 7-8 78 1 0 1.0002014 .321 49-49 218 36 70 21 0 4 36 103 .472 20 2 31 3 .377 4-2 8-10 132 1 2 .985TOTAL .296 125-117 497 78 147 36 2 10 87 217 .437 38 5 70 13 .347 8-6 20-24 256 2 5 .981

JACOB BEAUCHAMP’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2012 3.87 5-2 18-9 0 0 0 1 74.1 65 38 32 37 45 13 2 5 329 .241 8 11 0 102013 7.05 0-6 13-12 0 0 0 0 52.1 62 52 41 33 48 13 0 5 259 .301 5 8 4 62014 7.56 2-1 13-8 0 0 0 0 41.2 60 40 35 35 44 4 2 3 225 .337 4 7 2 3TOTAL 5.77 7-9 44-29 0 0 0 1 168.1 187 130 108 105 137 30 4 13 813 .286 17 26 6 19

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15 Andrew GordonPosition OutfieldHeight 5-10Weight 195Class R-Sr.Hometown Marietta, Ga.High School Lassiter

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Silver Scholar-- 2012-13 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar-- 2011-12 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Silver Scholar

High School: Played baseball for head coaches Mickey McMurtryand Scott Kelly at Lassiter ... named an HonorableMention All-County selection in 2008 ... receivedthe team's Golden Glove honor in 2009 ... wasnamed Honorable Mention All-County in 2010, Second Team All-Region and was a member of the2010 5A State Runner-up.



Biggest Sports Thrill: 2010 Georgia State 5A Playoffs

22 Cameron CrawfordPosition OutfieldHeight 5-10Weight 185Class R-Sr.Hometown Buford, Ga.High School Buford

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar-- 2011-12 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHornor Roll Silver Scholar

High School: Played four years of baseball for head coach TonyWolfe at Buford High.

Major: Math Education

Favorite Professional Athlete: Freddie Freeman


Activities/Hobbies: Hunting, fishing

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the Dixie Youth World Series

9 Dylan PeppersPosition PitcherHeight 6-1Weight 185Class Jr.Hometown Good Hope, Ga.High School Morgan County

High School: Named 2012 Most Valuable Player at MorganCounty ... selected as the Region 4AA Player of theYear.


Activities/Hobbies: Fishing and hunting

Biggest Sports Thrill: Becoming Georgia's first FLW World Champion

ANDREW GORDON’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2013 .324 14-9 34 5 11 4 0 2 5 21 .618 5 1 8 0 .425 0-0 0-0 23 1 2 .9232014 .272 48-48 180 35 49 9 0 5 42 73 .406 25 6 34 2 .374 3-0 3-3 89 4 1 .989TOTAL .280 62-57 214 40 60 13 0 7 47 94 .439 30 7 42 2 .382 3-0 3-3 112 5 3 .975

CAMERON CRAWFORD’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2011 .128 16-10 39 6 5 1 0 0 0 6 .154 6 0 23 0 .244 0-0 2-2 14 0 1 .9332013 . 200 25-8 35 7 7 0 0 0 2 7 .200 1 4 15 1 .300 0-1 1-2 11 0 1 .9172014 .258 46-43 159 28 41 11 0 2 22 58 .365 19 4 50 0 .344 4-3 9-10 81 0 4 .953TOTAL .227 87-61 233 41 53 12 0 2 24 71 .305 26 8 88 1 .321 4-4 12-14 106 0 6 .946

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24 Ryan TomitaPosition InfieldHeight 6-0Weight 175Class Jr.Hometown Phoenix, Ariz.High School Horizon

High School: Member of 5-A State Champion Team in 2010.



Activities/Hobbies: Fishing, working out and carpentry.

Biggest Sports Thrill: Going to the DII World Series and winning theNYCBC championship.

25 Kevin KruppPosition Catcher/OutfieldHeight 5-10Weight 170Class Jr.Hometown Gainesville, Fla.High School Buchholz

-- 2013 Peach Belt Conference Presidential HonorRoll Silver Scholar

High School: Two-year starter at Buchholz High ... named to theAll-Area Second Team as a senior in 2012 …named the team's Rookie of the Year the prior season … maintained the Scholar-Athlete Awardfrom 2009-2012.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Miguel Cabrera

Favorite Professional Team: Detroit Tigers

Activities/Hobbies: Fishing, hunting, golfing and working out

Biggest Sports Thrill: Beating Montevallo in 2013 with a walkoff hit

42 Sam TidabackPosition CatcherHeight 6-0Weight 210Class Jr.Hometown Plainfield, Ill.High School Providence Catholic

-- 2013-2014 Ball State Scholar-Athlete

High School: Named All Sate Second Team and All District Hon-orable Mention in 2012 ... member of the NationalHonor Society.

Parents: Jim and Julie Tidaback

Major: Business Marketing



Activities/Hobbies: Watching movies, playing ball, golfing, hanging outwith my girlfriend

Biggest Sports Thrill: Meeting Derek Jeter

KEVIN KRUPP’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2013 .244 20-11 41 6 10 2 1 1 6 17 .415 10 1 8 0 .404 0-0 0-2 21 0 0 1.0002014 .295 44-42 166 27 49 12 0 2 20 67 .404 21 3 26 2 .382 1-1 0-2 37 2 2 .951TOTAL .285 64-53 207 33 59 14 1 3 26 84 .406 31 4 34 2 .387 1-1 0-4 58 2 2 .968

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21 Chip FlemingPosition PitcherHeight 6-0Weight 200Class R-Jr.Hometown Dacula, Ga.High School Mill Creek

-- High School: In 2011, Fleming was named to theGeorgia Dugout Club’s First-Team All-County andGwinnett Daily Post’s All-County second teams ...member of the 2011 Region 7A Championshipteam.

Parents: Keith and Julia Fleming

Major: Business Management

Favorite Professional Athlete: Julio Teheran


Activities/Hobbies: Anything sports related

Biggest Sports Thrill: Knowing your teammates trust you to be on themound in big situations

31 Taylor KeinatPosition PitcherHeight 5-11Weight 190Class R-Jr.Hometown Braselton, Ga.High School Winder-Barrow

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Bronze Scholar

High School: Played baseball for head coach Brian Smith atWinder-Barrow ... In 2011, he was a member ofthe Team Georgia Senior Team ... was also a Re-gion 8-5A Pitching First Team selection for the sec-ond time in his career and was named to theAthens Banner All-Area first team ... was named tothe Region 8-5A Pitching first team, GeorgiaDugout Club’s Top 100 Athlete team and AthensBanner All-Area second team in 2010.

Parents: Jason and Julie Keinat

Major: Business Management and Marketing

Favorite Professional Athlete: Rich Froning


Activities/Hobbies: Fishing, guitar and underwater basket weaving

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the game ball in Tee Ball

34 Bo EdwardsPosition OutfieldHeight 6-2Weight 210Class R-Jr.Hometown Cartersville, Ga.High School Adairsville

High School: Named All-Area and County in 2008, 2009 and2010 ... named team Most Valuable Player in2008, 2009 and 2010.



Hobbies: Working out, hunting, fishing, playing basketball,and watching baseballl

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the Junior College World Series

TAYLOR KEINAT’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2013 6.75 2-7 13-13 0 0 0 0 76.0 96 63 57 26 52 14 3 6 351 .319 3 8 7 9TOTAL 6.75 2-7 13-13 0 0 0 0 76.0 96 63 57 26 52 14 3 6 351 .319 3 8 7 9

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37 Brandon AgarPosition PitcherHeight 6-4Weight 195Class R-Jr.Hometown Snellville, Ga.High School Brookwood

High School: Selected as Gwinnett County Pitcher of the Year in2011 … 2011 All-State East team selection.

Parents: Tom and Barb Agar

Hobbies: Clash of Clans, golf, fixing Apple Products, horse-back riding, nature walks, and working out

Favorite Professional Athlete:Adam Wainwright

4 Josh BryanPosition PitcherHeight 6-0Weight 185Class So.Hometown Lawrenceville, Ga.High School Buford

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Silver Scholar

High School: Played four years under Head Coach Tony Wolfe atBuford High … Named 2012 and 2013 GwinnettDaily Post All-County First Team … also named FirstTeam Region 7-AAA as a third baseman in 2012and as a pitcher in 2013 … named Second TeamAll-Region in 2013 as a third baseman … namedBuford Weekly Illustrated Player of the Year in2013 … set a Gwinnett County record with 12 RBIin one game and 3 home runs in one game.

Parents: Terry Haynes and Kim Bryan Haynes

Favorite Professional Athlete: Evan Longoria


Activities/Hobbies: Swimming, working out, fishing, relaxing withfriends, playing all sports and relaxing with friends

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting three home runs in one game

27 Josh WolfePosition PitcherHeight 6-4Weight 210Class So.Hometown Warthen, Ga.High School Brentwood Academy


High School: As a junior and senior, named First Team All-Stateand All-Middle Georgia ... won GISA AA State Cham-pionships in both 2012 and 2013 ... GISA RegionChampions all four years.



Activities/Hobbies: Fishing

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting go-ahead homerun in 2012 state champi-onship

BRANDON AGAR’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2013 3.42 7-4 24-0 0 0 0 6 52.2 62 39 20 22 46 15 1 3 248 .288 3 4 1 62014 4.80 5-5 14-14 0 0 1 0 90.0 107 55 48 30 85 21 3 5 403 .307 0 8 5 11TOTAL 4.29 12-9 38-14 0 0 1 6 142.2 169 94 68 52 131 36 4 8 651 .300 3 12 6 17

JOSH BRYAN’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2014 3.40 2-1 16-2 0 0 0 0 42.1 38 18 16 23 15 4 3 1 187 .241 5 1 2 3TOTAL 3.40 2-1 16-2 0 0 0 0 42.1 38 18 16 23 15 4 3 1 187 .241 5 1 2 3

JOSH WOLFE’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2014 6.69 2-0 16-5 0 0 0 0 36.1 53 36 27 27 19 5 1 4 201 .325 1 6 3 2TOTAL 6.69 2-0 16-5 0 0 0 0 36.1 53 36 27 27 19 5 1 4 201 .325 1 6 3 2

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29 Zach VernerPosition PitcherHeight 6-0Weight 190Class So.Hometown Venetia, Penn.High School Peters Township

Parents: Marc and Michelle Verner

Major: Exercise Science

Favorite Professional Athlete: Mariano Rivera


Activities/Hobbies: Football, fishing, riding dirtbikes and golfing

Biggest Sports Thrill: Striking out the side with bases loaded, no outs tomake the playoffs.

32 Ben PetersPosition PitcherHeight 6-4Weight 250Class So.Hometown Woodstock, Ga.High School Etowah


Parents: Tom and Stacy Peters

Major: Undecided

Favorite Professional Athlete: Mike Trout


Activites/Hobbies: Baseball, basketball, golf, music and movies

Biggest Sports Thrill: Watching Johan Santana throw a no-hitter fromthird base line seats

14 Devin GearhartPosition Third BaseHeight 6-1Weight 180Class R-So.Hometown Cumming, Ga.High School South Forsyth

High School: Played four years under head coach Russ Bayer atSouth Forsyth … named All-County and All-Region inboth the 2011 and 2012 seasons … also named tothe Georgia Top 100 in 2011.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Omar Vizquel

Favorite Professional Team: Pittsburgh Pirates

Activities/Hobbies: Sports, hanging out with friends, and singing in theshower

Biggest Sports Thrill: First college hit

BEN PETERS’ CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2014 8.87 1-3 14-1 0 0 0 0 22.1 32 22 22 15 16 7 0 1 111 .348 1 2 0 2TOTAL 8.87 1-3 14-1 0 0 0 0 22.1 32 22 22 15 16 7 0 1 111 .348 1 2 0 2

DEVIN GEARHART’S CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2013 .263 44-44 160 21 42 3 0 0 19 45 .281 15 2 28 3 .331 1-6 4-6 69 133 15 .931TOTAL .263 44-44 160 21 42 3 0 0 19 45 .281 15 2 28 3 .331 1-6 4-6 69 133 15 .931

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19 Chris CobbPosition PitcherHeight 6-0Weight 165Class R-So.Hometown Hamilton, Ga.High School Northside

High School: Played four years at Northside High where he wasnamed his team’s Pitcher of the Year in 2011 and2012 … named First Team All-Region his senioryear and was part of the Georgia Dugout Club All-State Team … was named a senior scholar athletein 2012 and a junior scholar athlete in 2011.

Parents: Billy Cobb and Donna Highsmith

Major: Biology

Favorite Professional Athlete:Mike Minor


Activities/Hobbies: Fishing

26 Blake GaubertPosition PitcherHeight 6-3Weight 200Class R-So.Hometown Bogart, Ga.High School North Oconee

High School: Played four years at North Oconee High … wasnamed the 2012 Athens Banner-Herald Player ofthe Year and was selected to the 2012 All-Stateand All-Region teams … holds four school pitchingrecords and was a member of the 2012 Senior All-Star Game.

Parents: Damon and Wendy Gaubert

Major: Criminal Justice

Favorite Professional Athlete: Ken Griffey Jr.

Activities/Hobbies: Golf

41 Trevor SamsPosition InfieldHeight 6-4Weight 225Class R-So.Hometown Cumming, Ga.High School North Forsyth

-- 2013-14 Peach Belt Conference PresidentialHonor Roll Presidential Scholar

High School: Played four years for head coach Jim Cahill ...named team's Most Valuable Player in 2012 ... garnered All-Region honors in 2012.



Activities/Hobbies: Playing guitar, gaming, and fishing

Biggest Sports Thrill: Clinching playoffs senior year

CHRIS COBB’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2013 6.92 1-3 20-1 0 0 0 0 39.0 53 34 30 27 20 9 3 2 193 .340 2 2 2 6TOTAL 6.92 1-3 20-1 0 0 0 0 39.0 53 34 30 27 20 9 3 2 193 .340 2 2 2 6

BLAKE GAUBERT’S CAREER PITCHING STATISTICSYEAR ERA W-L APP-GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AVG WP HBP SFA SHA2013 5.06 2-1 5-3 0 0 0 0 21.1 29 14 12 6 8 4 0 5 98 .330 1 1 2 12014 1.93 1-2 5-3 0 0 0 0 23.1 24 9 5 4 16 6 0 1 98 .282 0 1 5 3TOTAL 3.43 3-3 10-6 0 0 0 0 44.2 53 23 17 10 24 10 0 6 196 .306 1 2 7 4

TREVOR SAMS’ CAREER HITTING STATISTICSYEAR 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.2014 .286 10-10 35 4 10 2 0 1 7 15 .429 3 2 5 3 .375 0-0 0-1 22 9 2 .939TOTAL .286 10-10 35 4 10 2 0 1 7 15 .429 3 2 5 3 .375 0-0 0-1 22 9 2 .939

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1 Logan BurtPosition PitcherHeight 5-10Weight 155Class Fr.Hometown Dawsonville, Ga.High School Dawson County

High School: Named Blitz Player of the Week twice ... three timeDawson News and Advertiser Player of the Week ...named to the All-Area and All-Region teams his jun-ior and senior seasons.

Parents: Everett and Sonya Burt

Favorite Professional Athlete: Mike Trout


Activities/Hobbies: Fishing, golfing, and hanging out with friends andfamily.

Biggest Sports Thrill: Setting the school strikeout record on Senior Night.

8 Connor HooverPosition InfieldHeight 5-10Weight 170Class Fr.Hometown Appling, Ga.High School Greenbrier

High School: Named All-Region and County in 2013 and 2014 ...region champion in 2012 and 2014 ... state runner up in 2012 and 2013 ... most runs scoredin the county in 2013 and 2014 ... highest on basepercentage in the county in 2014 ... holds schoolrecord for most walks with 47 in 2014.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Martin Prado


Hobbies: Sports, outdoors

Biggest Sports Thrill: The team hitting four straight doubles to beatWhitewater HS and advance to the State Championship.

10 Daniel McCraryPosition PitcherHeight 6-1Weight 185Class Fr.Hometown Gainesville, Ga.High School Lumpkin County

High School: Named All-Region Pitcher Junior and Senior seasons ... All-Region outfielder in 2013 ... All-Re-gion Defensive Player of the Year in 2014 ... holdsall season and career passing records in football atLumpkin County High School ... awarded the Captain's Award in football Junior and Senior seasons ... named Second Team All-Region Quarterback ... Atlanta Falcons Captain in the Community award winner in 2013 ... awarded All-Region Honorable Mention in basketball for the2013-14 season ... In the classroom he wasawarded the University of Georgia Certificate ofMerit and graduated in the top ten percent of hisclass.



Activities/Hobbies: Playing sports

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hosting the first State Playoff Game in LumpkinCounty history

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12 Taylor TurnerPosition C/1BHeight 6-0Weight 170Class Fr.Hometown Fayetteville, Ga.High School Whitewater

High School: Earned the distinction of All-County in 2013 and2014 ... 2014 region 4AAAAA Champion.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Floyd Mayweather


Activities/Hobbies: Golfing and fishing

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting a walk off homerun in a State ChampionshipGame

18 Jack FlemingPosition PitcherHeight 6-2Weight 205Class Fr.Hometown Dacula, Ga.High School Mill Creek

High School: selected for the 2014 Gwinnett County All-StarTeam ... 2014 Gwinnett Dugout Club HonorableMention ... 2012 and 2013 Region 7AAAAAAchampion ... scholar athlete in 2013 and 2014.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Randy Johnson


Activities/Hobbies: Ultimate frisbee, spileball, basketball, and paperorigami.

Biggest Sports Thrill: Postseason victories

20 Bobby TippettPosition CatcherHeight 6-1Weight 195Class Fr.Hometown Stone Mountain, Ga.High School Lakeside, DeKalb

High School: Named All County Gold Glove and Second Team in2013 ... First team All County, Most ValuablePlayer, pre season All American and All Region in2014 ... named to the honor roll 2011-2013.

Parents: Bob and Sandra Tippett

Major: Biology

Favorite Professional Athlete: Buster Posey


Activities/Hobbies: Nature and baseball

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning in 14 innings at Redan High School

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30 Steven TomlinsonPosition UtilityHeight 5-11Weight 180Class Fr.Hometown Lawrenceville, Ga.High School Peachtree Ridge

High School: Named the Peachtree Ridge Most Valuable Playersenior year ... named to the All-Region and CountyTeams senior year.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Ken Griffey Jr.


Activities/Hobbies:Outdoor activities with friends, video games, golfand swimming

Biggest Sports Thrill: Scoring the game winning run against nationallyranked Milton on a passed ball senior year

33 Brice HarrisonPosition PitcherHeight 6-0Weight 180Class Fr.Hometown Evans, Ga.High School Evans

High School:Named the Second Team All-Region catcher ...2014 All-Region Honorable Mention.

Favorite Professional Athlete: Robinson Cano


Activities/Hobbies: Playing sports, video gaming, and shopping

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the 2013 CABA World Series

16 Tyler ChaneyPosition CatcherHeight 5-10Weight 200Class R-Fr.Hometown Suwanee, Ga.High School Peachtree Ridge

High School: Played four years for Head Coach Ryan Hanik atPeachtree Ridge.



Activities/Hobbies: Watching and playing baseball

Biggest Sports Thrill: Hitting a walkoff homerun

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35 Dallas DeaversPosition PitcherHeight 6-1Weight 190Class R-Fr.Hometown Lula, Ga.High School Lakeview Academy


High School: Deavers was named player of the week in 2012 ...First Team All-Area in 2012 ... 2013 Rawlings Pre-season All South East Honorable Mention ... off thefield he was a member of the Math Honor Societyfor two years.

Parents: Don and Kathy Deavers

Major: Business Management

Favorite Professional Athlete: Bo Jackson


Activities/Hobbies: Golf, working out, fishing and hunting

39 Avery GreerPosition PitcherHeight 6-4Weight 205Class R-Fr.Hometown Kennesaw, Ga.High School Harrison


High School: Played four years under Head Coach Mark Elkins atHarrison High ... won National Championships in2011 and 2012 ... was named to the PresidentialHonor Roll senior year.

Parents: Scott and Melanie Firestine

Major: Finance

Favorite Professional Athlete: Dustin Pedroia

Favorite Professional Team: Boston Red Sox

Activities/Hobbies: Hanging out with teammates, concerts and Bravesgames

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning National Championships in 2011 and2012

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Team G PB RECORD PCT. G OVERALL RECORD PCT.Lander 30 24-6 0.800 61 52-9 0.852Columbus State 30 23-7 0.767 57 40-17 0.702USC Aiken 30 20-10 0.667 53 36-17 0.679Georgia College 29 19-10 0.655 52 35-17 0.673UNC Pembroke 30 17-13 0.567 51 33-18 0.647Armstrong 30 15-15 0.500 48 28-20 0.583Young Harris 30 13-17 0.433 50 25-25 0.500Montevallo 28 12-16 0.429 52 31-21 0.596Francis Marion 29 12-17 0.414 50 28-22 0.560Flagler 30 11-19 0.367 48 23-25 0.479Georgia Regents 30 11-19 0.367 50 19-31 0.380 North Georgia 30 10-20 0.333 49 22-27 0.449 Ga. Southwestern 30 6-24 0.200 44 11-33 0.250

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2014 PBC STANDINGS

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NCAA DIVISION IIALL-AMERICAN

2010 Chris Rearick 3rd Team2008 Rob Flanigan 1st Team2006 Brian Lauderdale3rd Team

NCAA DIVISION IIREGION PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2006 Brian Lauderdale

NCAA DIVISION IIREGION PITCHER OF THE YEAR

2010 Chris Rearick

NCAA DIVISION IIRAWLINGS/ABCA ALL-REGION

2011 Derek HooperKenny BellavanceJacob RicketBlake Hobby

2010 Jordan Erisman2009 Andre Airich2008 Rob Flanigan

Chris CurtisCraig Brisson

2007 Chris Curtis

NCAA DIVISION IIDAKTRONICS ALL-REGION

2011 Derek HooperKenny BellavanceJacob RicketBlake Hobby

2010 Jordan ErismanJacob Rickett

2006 Brian Lauderdale

GOLD GLOVE AWARD2010 Blake Hobby

Daniel Petiti2009 Daniel Petiti2008 Andre Airich

Anders Oster2007 Daniel Petiti

PEACH BELT CONFERENCECOACH OF THE YEAR2007 Tom Catnrell

PBC PLAYER OF THE YEAR2006 Brian Lauderdale

PBC PITCHER OF THE YEAR2010 Chris Rearick

PBC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2007 Craig Brisson

PBC ALL-CONFERENCE2012 Kenny Bellavance2nd Team

Blake Hobby 2nd Team2011 Kenny Bellavance1st Team

Blake Hobby 1st TeamTroy Snitker 2nd TeamJacob Rickett 2nd Team

2010 Jordan Erisman 1st TeamChris Rearick 1st TeamAndre Airick 2nd TeamChad Sage 2nd TeamBlake Hobby 2nd Team

2009 Andre Airich 1st TeamBrad Hall 2nd Team

2008 Rob FlaniganCraig BrissonChris Curtis

PBC ALL-TOURNAMENT2011 Jordan Erisman

Blake Hobby

PBC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM2013 Kenny Bellevance

Hooper

DAKTRONICS NAIA SCHOLAR ATHLETE2005 Ryan Gurley2002 Justin Shurley2001 Justin Shurley

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN2013 Kenny Bellevance

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 3

2013 Kenny Bellevance

NAIA ALL-AMERICAN2005 Brian Lauderdale1st Team

Richie Daigle 2nd TeamJustin Rickett HMJason Willard HM

2004 Stephen Flake 2nd Team2001 Nick Deckton HM

William Geiler HMSean Pittman HMJustin Shurley HM

NAIA ALL-REGION 132005 Brian Lauderdale1st Team

Kevin Bulger 2nd TeamRichie Daigle 2nd TeamJustin Rickett 2nd Team

2004 Stephen Flake2003 Steven King2002 Jason Elkins2001 Nick Deckton

William GeilerSean PittmanJustin Shurley

2000 Jason DillonRob Lystad

SOUTHERN STATES ATHLETIC CONFERENCEFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2005 Eric Good

SSAC ALL-CONFERENCE2005 Richie Daigle

Brian LauderdaleJustin Rickett

SSAC ALL-ACADEMIC2005 Brian Lauderdale

GEORGIA ALABAMA CAROLINA CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR

2003 Tom Cantrell2001 Tom Cantrell

GACC MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR2001 William Geiler

GACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR2001 William Geiler

GACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2003 Stephen Flake

ALL-GACC2004 Stephen Flake2003 Bobby Gresham

Steven KingDavid Loder

2002 Jason ElkinsJustin Shurley

2001 Nick DeckonWilliam GeilerSean PittmanJustin Shurley

2000 Jason DillonJason ElkinsRob Lystad

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

HITTING (CAREER)Highest batting avg. (minimum 250 AB).377 Deckon, Nick (246-652) 2000-02.363 Lauderdale, Brian (324-892) 2003-06.354 Gieler, William (153-432) 2000-01.352 Bulger, Kevin (101-287) 2005.351 Airich, Andre (313-891) 2007-10.347 Brisson, Craig (328-944) 2007-10.342 Daigle, Richie (145-424) 2004-05

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 250 AB).612 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.604 Daigle, Richie (424 AB) 2004-05.561 Dillon, Jason (335 AB) 2000-01.557 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005.543 Terry, Matt (429 AB) 2003-04.539 Airich, Andre (891 AB) 2007-10.525 Gieler, William (432 AB) 2000-01

Highest on base pct. (minimum 250 AB).474 Deckon, Nick (652 AB) 2000-02.453 King, Steven (381 AB) 2003-04.444 Hrenko, Pat (290 AB) 2001-02.442 Rickett, Justin (736 AB) 2004-07.439 Brisson, Craig (944 AB) 2007-10.439 Bulger, Kevin (287 AB) 2005.436 Airich, Andre (891 AB) 2007-10

Most games played247 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06226 Brisson, Craig 2007-10224 Airich, Andre 2007-10223 Loder, David 2000-03221 Oster, Anders 2006-10217 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10

Most games started235 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06233 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06226 Brisson, Craig 2007-10224 Airich, Andre 2007-10217 Oster, Anders 2006-10215 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12207 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10

Most at bats944 Brisson, Craig 2007-10892 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06891 Airich, Andre 2007-10837 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06789 Oster, Anders 2006-10764 Petitti, Daniel 2006-10736 Rickett, Justin 2004-07

Most runs scored266 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06235 Brisson, Craig 2007-10208 Airich, Andre 2007-10199 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12189 Rickett, Justin 2004-07182 Deckon, Nick 2000-02160 Gurley, Ryan 2003-05

Most hits328 Brisson, Craig 2007-10324 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06313 Airich, Andre 2007-10293 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12275 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06246 Deckon, Nick 2000-02245 Rickett, Justin 2004-07

Most doubles72 Airich, Andre 2007-1057 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0656 Deckon, Nick 2000-0256 Brisson, Craig 2007-1052 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most triples14 Deckon, Nick 2000-0211 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0610 Erisman, Jordan 2009-128 Loder, David 2000-038 Brisson, Craig 2007-107 Bulger, Kevin 20057 Tate, Josh 2006-08

Most home runs34 Sage, Chad 2008-1130 Hall, Brad 07, 09-1129 Airich, Andre 2007-1025 Rickett, Justin 2004-0724 Daigle, Richie 2004-0523 Deckon, Nick 2000-0223 Dillon, Jason 2000-01

Most runs batted in210 Airich, Andre 2007-10193 Rickett, Justin 2004-07181 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06171 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06160 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11150 Chad Sage 2008-11

Most total bases480 Airich, Andre 2007-10458 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06448 Brisson, Craig 2007-10424 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12399 Deckon, Nick 2000-02392 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06

Most walks127 Brisson, Craig 2007-10118 Airich, Andre 2007-10110 Deckon, Nick 2000-02106 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06104 Rickett, Justin 2004-07104 Loder, David 2000-03

Most intentional walks12 Rickett, Justin 2004-0711 Flanigan, Rob 20088 Troy Snitker 2009-106 Airich, Andre 2007-105 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06

Most times hit by pitch53 Rickett, Justin 2004-0740 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0635 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0633 Brisson, Craig 2007-1031 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12

Most times struck out200 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11173 Airich, Andre 2007-10170 Sage, Chad 2008-11168 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10160 Loder, David 2000-03151 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most sacrifice flies22 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0617 Gurley, Ryan 2003-0617 Rickett, Justin 2004-0716 Airich, Andre 2007-1013 Lemons, Preston 2000-03

Most sacrifice hits29 Hooper, Derek 2011-1225 Hall, Brett 2000-0424 Oster, Anders 2006-1022 Airich, Andre 2007-1021 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1019 Loder, David 2000-03

Most stolen bases100 Lauderdale, Brian (100-113) 2003-0658 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1054 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0348 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-01

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45 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0240 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-01

Most times caught stealing21 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0217 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0316 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1014 Dillon, Jason (17-31) 2000-0113 Lauderdale. Brian (100-113) 2004-06

Most stolen base attempts113 Lauderdale, Brian (100-113) 2003-0674 Brisson, Craig (58-74) 2007-1071 Loder, David (54-71) 2000-0366 Deckon, Nick (45-66) 2000-0260 Gieler, William (48-60) 2000-0151 Pittman, Sean (40-51) 2000-0143 Cooper, David (33-43) 2002-03

Most times reached base on error37 Rickett, Justin 2004-0733 Brisson, Craig 2007-1030 Oster, Anders 2006-1029 Erisman, Jordan 2009-1228 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0626 Warner, Creston 2004-0726 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06

Most times reached on fielder’s choice45 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0639 Airich, Andre 2007-1035 Erisman, Jordan 2009-1234 Rickett, Justin 2004-0731 Oster, Anders 2006-10

Most fly outs259 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12238 Brisson, Craig 2007-10223 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10222 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06193 Oster, Anders 2006-10

Most ground outs248 Oster, Anders 2006-10243 Brisson, Craig 2007-10240 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12227 Airich, Andre 2007-10212 Gurley, Ryan 2003-06202 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most picked off5 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-065 Gurley, Ryan 2003-065 Rickett, Justin 2004-075 Tate, Josh 2006-08

PITCHING (CAREER)

Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 75 IP)1.58 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.53 Curtis, Chris (217.0 IP) 2007-082.72 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.72 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.76 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-062.97 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 75 IP).211 Rickett, Jacob (124.2 IP) 2008-11.218 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-05.222 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05.226 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-05.226 Whiting, Michael (198.2 IP) 2004-06.237 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 2010

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)1.88 Shurley, Justin (191.2 IP) 2001-022.00 Jones, Joseph (112.2 IP) 2000-022.20 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-022.22 Naylor, Lee (150.1 IP) 2000-022.22 Lussi, Garrett (170.0 IP) 2006-092.29 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 2010

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 75 IP)11.13 Elkins, Jason (131.0 IP) 2000-0210.36 Stowe, Justin (163.1 IP) 2004-0510.11 Rickett, Jacob (124.2 IP) 2008-119.36 Willard, Jason (181.2 IP) 2004-05

9.06 Rearick, Chris (98.1 IP) 20108.97 Musslewhite, Tyler (89.1 IP) 20098.63 Flake, Stephen (286.2 IP) 2003-05

Most wins27 Hobby, Blake (27-14) 2009-1226 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0521 Willard, Jason (21-6) 2004-0521 Whiting, Michael (21-5) 2004-0619 Stowe, Justin (19-7) 2004-0518 Shurley, Justin (18-5) 2001-0218 Patton, Michael (18-10) 2008-11

Most losses14 Hobby, Blake (27-14) 2009-1212 Flake, Stephen (26-12) 2003-0511 Hobby, Blake (19-11) 2009-1111 Black, Zach (11-11) 2006-0811 Lystad, Rob (17-11) 2000-02

Most saves40 Elkins, Jason 2000-0230 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1111 Gresham, Bobby 2003-047 Peters, Mike 2007-087 Yackee, Justin 2009-10

Most appearances100 Rickett, Jacob 2008-11100 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0995 Elkins, Jason 2000-0268 Simmons, Alex 2008-1164 Patton, Michael 2008-1161 Copeland, Caleb 2007-0960 Jones, Joseph 2000-02

Most games started43 Flake, Stephen 2003-0539 Patton, Michael 2008-1137 Lystad, Rob 2000-0233 Handley, Greg 2000-0232 Wiley, James 2008-1031 Hobby, Blake 2009-1131 Shurley, Justin 2001-0231 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most complete games11 Flake, Stephen 2003-059 Curtis, Chris 2007-088 Shurley, Justin 2001-028 Hobby, Blake 2009-127 Willard, Jason 2004-055 Lystad, Rob 2000-025 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most games finished65 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1160 Elkins, Jason 2000-0237 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0935 Gresham, Bobby 2003-0422 Garmon, Ryan 2004-0520 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most shutouts5 Hobby, Blake 2009-124 Flake, Stephen 2003-053 Willard, Jason 2004-053 Shurley, Justin 2001-022 Four Tied

Most combined shutouts4 Whiting, Michael 2004-064 McKee, Craig 2001-053 Black, Zach 2006-083 Garmon, Ryan 2004-053 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Innings pitched316.0 Hobby, Blake 2009-12286.2 Flake, Stephen 2003-05269.0 Patton, Michael 2008-11217.0 Curtis, Chris 2007-08203.2 Lystad, Rob 2000-02198.2 Whiting, Michael 2004-06191.2 Shurley, Justin 2001-02184.0 Handley, Greg 2000-02

Most hits allowed306 Hobby, Blake 2008-12300 Patton, Michael 2008-11228 Flake, Stephen 2003-05220 Lystad, Rob 2000-02214 Wiley, James 2008-10208 Handley, Greg 2000-02197 Curtis, Chris 2007-08193 Shurley, Justin 2001-02183 Black, Zach 2006-08

Most runs allowed171 Patton, Michael 2008-11141 Lystad, Rob 2000-02128 Flake, Stephen 2003-05117 Hobby, Blake 2009-11113 Wiley, James 2008-10113 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-03

Most earned runs allowed155 Patton, Michael 2008-11132 Hobby, Blake 2009-12103 Flake, Stephen 2003-0587 Wiley, James 2008-10

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82 Lystad, Rob 2000-0280 Handley, Greg 2000-0275 McKee, Craig 2001-05

Most walks allowed129 Patton, Michael 2008-11108 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-0395 Hobby, Blake 2009-1294 Flake, Stephen 2003-0585 Sikes, Brannon 2003-07

Most intentional walks allowed6 Rickett, Jacob 2008-115 Gresham, Bobby 2003-045 Black, Zach 2006-084 Lussi, Garrett 2006-084 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Yackee, Justin 2009

Most strikeouts275 Flake, Stephen 2003-05238 Hobby, Blake 2009-12196 Patton, Michael 2008-11189 Willard, Jason 2004-05188 Stowe, Justin 2004-05162 Elkins, Jason 2000-02148 Lystad, Rob 2000-02

Most strikeouts looking81 Hobby, Blake 2009-1253 Patton, Michael 2008-1153 Curtis, Chris 2007-0844 Wiley, James 2008-1040 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1139 Simmons, Alex 2008-1138 Stowe, Justin 2004-05

Most doubles allowed61 Hobby, Blake 2009-1248 Flake, Stephen 2003-0543 Wiley, James 2008-1043 Patton, Michael 2008-1138 Curtis, Chris 2007-0835 Black, Zach 2006-0833 Lussi, Garrett 2006-09

Most triples allowed7 Lystad, Rob 2000-027 Handley, Greg 2000-027 Thomas, Mark 06, 08-096 Patton, Michael 2008-116 Hobby, Blake 2009-12

Most home runs allowed24 Patton, Michael 2008-1123 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Lystad, Rob 2000-0218 Lussi, Garrett 2006-0916 Naylor, Lee 2000-02

15 Wiley, James 2008-0913 Shurley, Justin 2001-02

Most batters faced1363 Hobby, Blake 2009-121251 Patton, Michael 2008-111184 Flake, Stephen 2003-05905 Curtis, Chris 2007-08841 Whiting, Michael 2004-06827 Shurley, Justin 2001-02821 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most at bats against1204 Hobby, Blake 2009-121051 Patton, Michael 2008-111045 Flake, Stephen 2003-05818 Curtis, Chris 2007-08756 Shurley, Justin 2001-02735 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most wild pitches23 Flake, Stephen 2003-0519 Sikes, Brannon 2003-0718 Patton, Michael 2008-1118 Blackmon, Cory 2000, 02-0317 McKee, Craig 2001-0513 Coberly, Wes 2011-1212 Rickett, Jacob 2008-1112 Stowe, Josh 2004-0512 Smallwood, Erik 200312 Mitchell, Andy 2000

Most balks6 Patton, Michael 2008-095 Lystad, Rob 2000-024 Simmons, Alex 2008-114 Kill, Paul 2003-044 Whiting, Michael 2004-05

Most hit batters40 Patton, Michael 2008-1130 McKee, Craig 2001-0528 Hobby, Blake 2009-1220 Black, Zach 2006-0820 Jones, Joseph 2000-0220 Bobby Gresham 2003-0420 Lystad, Rob 2000-0220 Whiting, Michael 2004-06

Most sacrifice flies allowed11 Flake, Stephen 2003-0510 Lystad, Rob 2000-029 Patton, Michael 2008-118 Wiley, James 2008-108 Hobby, Blake 2009-11

Most sacrifice hits allowed23 Hobby, Blake 2009-1122 Patton, Michael 2008-11

19 Curtis, Chris 2007-0818 McKee, Craig 2001-0517 Whiting, Michael 2004-0617 Wiley, James 2008-10

Most fly outs282 Flake, Stephen 2003-05273 Patton, Michael 2008-11232 Whiting, Michael 2004-06222 Hobby, Blake 2009-11201 Lussi, Garrett 2006-09198 Curtis, Chris 2007-08

Most ground outs290 Patton, Michael 2008-11280 Curtis, Chris 2007-08260 Hobby, Blake 2009-11260 Flake, Stephen 2003-05219 McKee, Craig 2001-05

Most runners picked off21 Bradley, Tom 2005-0620 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1019 Hall, Brett 2000-0412 Black, Zach 2006-0811 Snitker, Troy 2010-11

FIELDING (CAREER)Highest fielding pct. (minimum 200 chances).990 Warner, Creston (1255-81-13) 2004-07.989 Baker, Adam (266-13-3) 2009-10.989 Hall, Brad (892-42-10) 07, 09-11.988 Leja, Brett (307-24-4) 2005.987 Snitker, Troy (756-76-11) 2010-11.987 Flanigan, Rob (579-410-8) 2008.985 Hall, Brett (1071-140-19) 2000-04

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 20 attempts).364 Lystad, Rob (8-22) 2000-02.500 Black, Zach (10-20) 2006-08.500 McKee, Craig (10-20) 2001-05.570 Hall, Brett (86-151) 2000-04.593 Petitti, Daniel (124-209) 2007-10

Most chances1474 Petitti, Daniel 2007-101349 Warner, Creston 2004-071230 Hall, Brett 2000-041143 Oster, Anders 2006-10992 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06

Most putouts1256 Petitti, Daniel 2007-101255 Warner, Creston 2004-071071 Hall, Brett 2000-04892 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11854 Brinson, Brian 2002-03786 Chastain, David 2003-06

Most assists737 Oster, Anders 2006-10512 Airich, Andre 2007-10491 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-06472 Erisman, Jordan 2009-12459 Loder, David 2000-03360 Pittman, Sean 2000-01355 Erisman, Jordan 2009-11Most errors70 Rickett, Justin 2004-0754 Oster, Anders 2006-1053 Erisman, Jordan 2009-1251 Airich, Andre 2007-1049 Loder, David 2000-0347 Pittman, Sean 2000-01Most double plays turned125 Oster, Anders 2006-10102 Lauderdale, Brian 2003-0697 Warner, Creston 2004-0783 Hooper, Derek 2011-1266 Loder, David 2000-0364 Hall, Brad 07, 09-11

Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2000-03

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Most caught stealing by85 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1065 Hall, Brett 2000-0436 Chastain, David 2003-0526 Snitker, Troy 2010-1117 Flake, Stephen 2003-0517 Good, Erik 2005-06

Most stolen bases against124 Petitti, Daniel 2007-10105 Chastain, David 2003-0686 Hall, Brett 2000-0459 Good, Erik 2005-0654 Snitker, Troy 2010-1152 Lemons, Preston 2000-03

Most passed balls23 Chastain, David 2003-0613 Petitti, Daniel 2007-1012 Poitevint, Brad 200511 Hall, Brett 2000-04

HITTING (SINGLE SEASON)Highest batting avg. (minimum 100 AB).405 Deckon, Nick (83-205) 2001.403 Flanigan, Rob (91-226) 2008.399 Lauderdale, Brian (118-296) 2005.392 Rickett, Justin (49-125) 2004.391 Lauderdale, Brian (91-233) 2006.391 Pittman, Sean (92-235) 2001

Highest slugging pct. (minimum 100 AB).735 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.694 Dillon, Jason (196 AB) 2000.685 DeRosa, Michael (162 AB) 2004.663 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.650 Terry, Matt (240 AB) 2004.649 Daigle, Richie (262 AB) 2005

Highest on base pct. (minimum 100 AB).527 Flanigan, Rob (226 AB) 2008.502 Deckon, Nick (205 AB) 2001.500 Rickett, Justin (207 AB) 2005.490 Rickett, Justin (125 AB) 2004.490 Terry, Matt (240 AB) 2004.486 Deckon, Nick (232 AB) 2002

Highest stolen base pct. (minimum 10 attempts)1.000 Loder, David (12-12) 20001.000 Morrison, Kevin (10-10) 2008.929 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 2005.929 Rickett, Justin (13-14) 2005.916 Hooper, Derek (11-12) 2011.900 Erisman, Jordan (9-10) 2010

Most games played72 Daigle, Richie 200572 Gurley, Ryan 200472 Gurley, Ryan 200572 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Bulger, Kevin 200569 Terry, Matt 200469 Bulger, Kevin 2005

Most games started72 Lauderdale, Brian 200572 Daigle, Richie 200571 Gurley, Ryan 200570 Gurley, Ryan 200469 Bulger, Kevin 200568 Terry, Matt 2004

Most at bats296 Lauderdale, Brian 2005287 Bulger, Kevin 2005275 Brisson, Craig 2008262 Daigle, Richie 2005255 Gurley, Ryan 2005253 Gurley, Ryan 2004

Most runs scored111 Lauderdale, Brian 200588 Bulger, Kevin 200583 Daigle, Richie 200575 Rickett, Justin 200574 Brisson, Craig 200873 Flanigan, Rob 2008

Most hits118 Lauderdale, Brian 2005101 Bulger, Kevin 200598 Brisson, Craig 200894 Daigle, Richie 200592 Pittman, Sean 200191 Flanigan, Rob 200891 Lauderdale, Brian 200691 Airich, Andre 2009

Most doubles24 Lauderdale, Brian 200524 Bulger, Kevin 200522 Brisson, Craig 200821 Hrenko, Pat 200120 Deckon, Nick 200120 Daigle, Richie 200520 Airich, Andre 2009

Most triples7 Bulger, Kevin 20056 Lauderdale, Brian 20056 Deckon, Nick 20016 Erisman, Jordan 2010

Most home runs20 Flanigan, Rob 200819 Dillon, Jason 200017 Terry, Matt 200416 Daigle, Richie 200514 DeRosa, Michael 200414 Hall, Brad 2009

Most runs batted in78 Daigle, Richie 200575 Lauderdale, Brian 200574 Flanigan, Rob 200870 Terry, Matt 200466 Bulger, Kevin 200565 Gieler, William 2001

Most total bases178 Lauderdale, Brian 2005170 Daigle, Richie 2005166 Flanigan, Rob 2008160 Bulger, Kevin 2005156 Terry, Matt 2004150 Brisson, Craig 2008

Most walks59 Terry, Matt 200454 Flanigan, Rob 200844 Deckon, Nick 200242 Daigle, Richie 200540 Snitker, Troy 201140 King, Steven 2004

Most intentional walks11 Flanigan, Rob 20088 Snitker, Troy 20115 Rickett, Justin 20075 Airich, Andre 20093 Erisman, Jordan 20123 Hrenko, Pat 20013 Rickett, Justin 2004

Most times hit by pitch20 Lauderdale, Brian 200517 Loder, David 200316 Gurley, Ryan 200415 Rickett, Justin 200514 Potts, Kyle 200414 Rickett, Justin 2005

Most times struck out63 Daigle, Richie 200559 Brinson, Brian 200357 Hall, Brad 200956 Carpenter, Dustin 201255 Petitti, Daniel 2008

Most times struck out looking26 Airich, Andre 200722 Hall, Brad 200921 Carpenter, Dustin 201216 Daigle, Richie 200516 Airich, Andre 200816 Chad Sage 200816 Petitti, Daniel 2009

Most sacrifice flies9 Lauderdale, Brian 20058 Petitti, Daniel 20088 Lauderdale, Brian 20067 King, Steven 20037 Gurley, Ryan 20057 Terry, Matt 20037 Lemons, Preston 2002'Most sacrifice hits16 Hooper, Derek 201214 Matheny, Paul 200213 Hooper, Derek 201112 Hall, Brett 200112 Sanders, Clay 2003

Most stolen bases44 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200639 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200527 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200126 Gieler, William (26-30) 200124 Brisson, Craig (24-27) 200822 Gieler, William (22-30) 2000

Most times caught stealing11 Dillon, Jason (8-19) 20009 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 20018 Gieler, William (22-30) 20008 Loder, David (17-25) 20027 Six tied at seven

Most stolen base attempts51 Lauderdale, Brian (44-51) 200642 Lauderdale, Brian (39-42) 200534 Pittman, Sean (27-34) 200130 Gieler, William (22-30) 200030 Gieler, William (26-30) 200128 Deckon, Nick (19-28) 2001

Most times reached base on error20 Bulger, Kevin 200515 Rickett, Justin 200613 Daigle, Richie 200512 Hooper, Derek 201112 Seay, Ryan 200512 Cooper, David 200212 Daigle, Richie 200412 Brisson, Craig 2008

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Most times reached on fielder’s choice15 Airich, Andre 200714 Bulger, Kevin 200514 Lauderdale, Brian 200613 Lauderdale, Brian 200513 Daigle, Richie 200512 Rickett, Justin 200512 Tate, Josh 200812 Troy Snitker 2010

Most fly outs81 Tate, Josh 200876 Erisman, Jordan 201275 Brisson, Craig 200875 Lauderdale, Brian 2005

Most ground outs81 Parker, Chris 200175 Jones, Terrell 201172 Airich, Andre 200872 Erisman, Jordan 200971 Oster, Anders 2007

Most picked off3 Bulger, Kevin 20053 Lauderdale, Brian 20063 Tate, Josh 20083 Hooper, Derek 2012

PITCHING (SINGLE SEASON)Lowest earned run avg. (minimum 47 IP)1.32 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20021.76 Hobby, Blake (102.1 IP) 20112.06 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 20042.20 Jones, Joseph (57.1 IP) 20022.25 Curtis, Chris (100.0 IP) 20072.30 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 20052.32 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20022.32 Flake, Stephen (77.2 IP) 2005

Lowest opponent batting avg. (minimum 47 IP).201 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 2002.207 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 2004.209 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 2005.213 Willard, Jason (98.0 IP) 2005.216 Whiting, Michael (48.0 IP) 2004

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)1.51 Shurley, Justin (89.1 IP) 20021.63 Jones, Joseph (55.1 IP) 20001.79 Lussi, Garrett (55.1 IP) 20071.97 Keinat, Taylor (68.2 IP) 20121.98 Whiting, Michael (63.2 IP) 20052.01 Hobby, Blake (102.1 IP) 2011

Most strikeouts/9 inn game (minimum 47 IP)11.69 Mitchell, Andy (52.1 IP) 200011.62 Stowe, Justin (79.0 IP) 200511.14 Elkins, Jason (47.2 IP) 20029.90 Willard, Jason (83.2 IP) 20049.23 Flake, Stephen (118.0 IP) 20049.18 Stowe, Justin (84.1 IP) 2004

Most wins13 Willard, Jason (13-3) 200512 Flake, Stephen (12-3) 200411 Stowe, Justin (11-3) 200510 Jones, Joseph (10-4) 20009 Rearick, Chris (9-2) 20109 Shurley, Justin (9-2) 20019 Shurley, Justin (9-3) 20029 Curtis, Chris (9-3) 2008

Most losses7 Flake, Stephen (6-7) 20037 Keinat, Taylor (2-7) 20136 Gilleland, Cory (3-6) 20066 Kill, Paul (7-6) 20036 Jacob Beauchamp (0-6) 2013

Most saves17 Elkins, Jason 200212 Elkins, Jason 200111 Rickett, Jacob 201111 Rickett, Jacob 201011 Elkins, Jason 20007 Peters, Mike 20077 Gresham, Bobby 2003

Most appearances39 Elkins, Jason 200231 Jones, Joseph 200229 Jones, Joseph 200029 Elkins, Jason 200128 Hardigree, Joseph 200528 Gresham, Bobby 2003

Most games started16 Flake, Stephen 200316 Flake, Stephen 200416 Curtis, Chris 200816 Shurley, Justin 200116 Willard, Jason 2005

Most complete games7 Flake, Stephen 20045 Willard, Jason 20055 Shurley, Justin 20015 Curtis, Chris 2008

Most games finished35 Elkins, Jason 200225 Elkins, Jason 200124 Gresham, Bobby 200324 Rickett, Jacob 201117 Agar, Brandon 201316 Two Players Tied

Most shutouts3 Flake, Stephen 20042 Curtis, Chris 20072 Willard, Jason 20042 Whiting, Michael 20042 Shurley, Justin 20012 Wiley, James 20082 Hobby, Blake 20112 Hobby, Blake 2009

Most combined shutouts3 McKee, Craig 20053 Garmon, Ryan 20052 eight players tied

Innings pitched118.0 Flake, Stephen 2004117.0 Curtis, Chris 2008102.1 Hobby, Blake 2011102.1 Shurley, Justin 2001100.0 Curtis, Chris 200798.1 Rearick, Chris 2010Most hits allowed105 Curtis, Chris 2008104 Keinat, Taylor 2012102 Shurley, Justin 2001101 Wiley, James 2008

Most runs allowed63 Keinat, Taylor 201357 Keinat, Taylor 201255 Wiley, James 200854 Lystad, Rob 200153 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most earned runs allowed57 Keinat, Taylor 201347 Patton, Michael 200946 Keinat, Taylor 201246 Flake, Stephen 200445 Patton, Michael 2008

Most walks allowed46 Cory Blackmon 200045 Patton, Michael 200841 Cory Blackmon 200339 Bradley, Tom 200639 Musselwhite, Tyler 200938 Kill, Paul 2003

Most intentional walks allowed4 Gilleland, Cory 20064 Black, Zach 20084 Yackee, Justin 20093 Six Players Tied

Most strikeouts121 Flake, Stephen 2004102 Stowe, Justin 200599 Rearick, Chris 201097 Willard, Jason 200592 Willard, Jason 200491 Curtis, Chris 2008

Most strikeouts looking40 Curtis, Chris 200838 Stowe, Justin 200529 Rearick, Chris 201028 Musselwhite, Tyler 200927 Hobby, Blake 201127 Willard, Jason 2005

Most doubles allowed20 Flake, Stephen 200420 Curtis, Chris 200820 Keinat, Taylor 201219 Hobby, Blake 201119 Wiley, James 2008

Most triples allowed4 Thomas, Mark 20084 Willard, Jason 20054 Wiley, James 20084 Hobby, Blake 20123 Eight Players Tied

Most home runs allowed12 Musselwhite, Tyler 200911 Flake, Stephen 200410 Patton, Michael 200810 Rearick, Chris 2010

Most batters faced488 Curtis, Chris 2008472 Flake, Stephen 2004444 Shurley, Justin 2001419 Rearick, Chris 2010417 Curtis, Chris 2007410 Hobby, Blake 2011

Most at bats against448 Curtis, Chris 2008420 Flake, Stephen 2004405 Shurley, Justin 2001376 Rearick, Chris 2010371 Willard, Jason 2005

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Most wild pitches12 Mitchell, Andy 200012 Smallwood, Erik 200311 Flake, Stephen 20049 Blackmon, Cory 20008 Stowe, Josh 20058 Whiting, Mich. 20068 Musselwhite, Tyler 20098 Beauchamp, Jacob 2012

Most balks5 Patton, Michael 20085 Cobb, Chris 20133 Kill, Paul 20033 Lystad, Rob 20013 Stowe, Justin 20043 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most hit batters18 Patton, Michael 200913 Rearick, Chris 201012 Gresham, Bobby 200312 Jones, Joseph 200211 Jacob Beauchamp 201211 Patton, Michael 200811 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most sacrifice flies allowed7 Lystad, Rob 20017 Keinat, Taylor 20135 Gilleland, Cory 20065 Hobby, Blake 2010

Most sacrifice hits allowed13 Curtis, Chris 200713 Whiting, Mich. 200611 Four Players Tied

Most fly outs119 Whiting, Mich. 2006118 Flake, Stephen 2004110 Curtis, Chris 2008108 Handley, Greg 2001104 Shurley, Justin 200199 Bradley, Tom 2006

Most ground outs141 Curtis, Chris 2007139 Curtis, Chris 2008120 Shurley, Justin 2001115 Hobby, Blake 2011115 Willard, Jason 2005111 Kill, Paul 2003111 Keinat, Taylor 2013

Most runners picked off12 Bradley, Tom 200611 Snitker, Troy 201110 Petitti, Daniel 2009

FIELDING (SINGLE SEASON)Highest fielding pct. (minimum 80 chances)1.000 Gurley, Ryan (79-1-0) 2005.993 Lemons, P (132-10-1) 2002.993 Chastain, D (249-27-2) 2004.992 Hall, Brett (234-26-2) 2000.992 Warner, C. (472-21-4) 2007.992 Petitti, D. (331-51-3) 2009.992 Baker, A. (241-10-2) 2009.992 Brisson, C. (115-5-1) 2010

Lowest stolen base against pct. (minimum 10 attempts).364 Thomas, Mark (4-11) 2006.417 Coberly, Wes (5-12) 2011.455 Smith, Matt (5-11) 2011.455 McKee, Craig (5-11) 2001.462 Petitti, Daniel (18-39) 2010.500 Lystad, Rob (7-14) 2001.500 Musselwhite, Tyler (5-10) 2009.500 Whiting, Michael (5-10) 2004

Most chances628 Flanigan, Rob 2008537 Terry, Matt 2004518 Hall, Brad 2011499 Brinson, Brian 2002497 Warner, Creston 2007471 Warner, Creston 2006

Most putouts579 Flanigan, Rob 2008496 Hall, Brad 2011490 Terry, Matt 2004472 Warner, Creston 2007455 Brinson, Brian 2002435 Warner, Creston 2006

Most assists250 Oster, Anders 2008193 Lauderdale, B. 2005189 Oster, Anders 2007180 Pittman, Sean 2001180 Pittman, Sean 2000179 Oster, Anders 2006

Most errors32 Layson, Lance 200027 Sanders, Clay 200327 Rickett, Justin 200626 Bulger, Kevin 200525 Pittman, Sean 200024 Terry, Matt 2003

Most double plays turned50 Flanigan, Rob 200848 Black, Matthew 201245 Hooper, Derek 201243 Oster, Anders 200841 Terry, Matt 200439 Hall, Brad 201139 Warner, Creston 200738 Hooper, Derek 201138 Brinson, Brian 2002

Most triple plays turned1 Parker, Chris 20011 Loder, David 2001

Most caught stealing by30 Hall, Brett 200225 Snitker, Troy 201124 Petitti, Daniel 200721 Three Players Tied

Most stolen bases against49 Spivey, Eason 201348 Good, Erik 200645 Snitker, Troy 201144 Petitti, Daniel 200835 Petitti, Daniel 200731 Two Players Tied

Most passed balls12 Poitevint, Brad 200510 Spivey, Eason 20138 Spivey, Eason 20127 Snitker, Troy 20117 Petitti, Daniel 20077 Chastain, David 20037 Chastain, David 20047 King, Steven 20037 Chastain, David 2005

TEAM BATTING (SINGLE SEASON)Highest batting avg..346 (842-2434) 2005.326 (753-2311) 2004.317 (614-1935) 2001.303 (673-2218) 2008.303 (556-1832) 2010

Lowest batting avg..266 (428-1611) 2013.280 (506-1804) 2000.286 (516-1804) 2012.290 (588-2028) 2002

Highest slugging pct..505 (2434 AB) 2005.483 (2311 AB) 2004.642 (2005 AB) 2009.459 (2218 AB) 2008

Lowest slugging pct..344 (1611 AB) 2013.371 (1804 AB) 2012.396 (1887 AB) 2011.399 (2028 AB) 2002

Highest on base pct..439 (2434 AB) 2005.436 (2311 AB) 2004.409 (1935 AB) 2001.393 (2218 AB) 2008

Lowest on base pct..347 (1611 AB) 2013.362 (1804 AB) 2012.366 (1804 AB) 2000.373 (1981 AB) 2006

Highest stolen base pct..864 (95-110) 2005.841 (90-107) 2008.795 (58-73) 2003.761 (70-92) 2006

Lowest stolen base pct..616 (69-112) 2002.647 (33-51) 2009.681 (32-47) 2007.684 (106-155) 2000

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Most games played73 ................................................................200472 ................................................................200567 ................................................................200262 ................................................................200862 ................................................................2001

Fewest games played47 ................................................................201351 ................................................................201052 ................................................................201254 ................................................................2011

Most at bats2434 ................................................................20052311 ................................................................20042218 ................................................................20082028 ................................................................2002

Fewest at bats1611 ................................................................20131745 ................................................................20031804 ................................................................20001804 ................................................................2012

Most runs scored704 ................................................................2005584 ................................................................2004477 ................................................................2008442 ................................................................2001

Fewest runs scored231 ................................................................2013295 ................................................................2012320 ................................................................2011328 ................................................................2003

Most hits842 ................................................................2005753 ................................................................2004673 ................................................................2008614 ................................................................2001

Fewest hits428 ................................................................2013506 ................................................................2000516 ................................................................2012518 ................................................................2003

Most doubles164 ................................................................2005138 ................................................................2004135 ................................................................2008115 ................................................................2001

Fewest doubles70 ................................................................201392 ................................................................201193 ................................................................200094 ................................................................2007

Most triples28 ................................................................200517 ................................................................200115 ................................................................200214 ................................................................2006

Fewest triples6 ................................................................20117 ................................................................20087 ................................................................20138 ................................................................200910 ................................................................2007

Most home runs72 ................................................................200968 ................................................................200465 ................................................................200856 ................................................................2005

Fewest home runs13 ................................................................201214 ................................................................201324 ................................................................200327 ................................................................2011

Most runs batted in624 ................................................................2005515 ................................................................2004433 ................................................................2008395 ................................................................2001

Fewest runs batted in210 ................................................................2013267 ................................................................2012288 ................................................................2011295 ................................................................2003

Most total bases1230 ................................................................20051117 ................................................................20041017 ................................................................2008927 ................................................................2009

Fewest total bases554 ................................................................2013669 ................................................................2012710 ................................................................2003747 ................................................................2011

Most walks364 ................................................................2004340 ................................................................2005276 ................................................................2001275 ................................................................2008

Fewest walks169 ................................................................2013197 ................................................................2003198 ................................................................2012202 ................................................................2007

Most intentional walks12 ................................................................200811 ................................................................200410 ................................................................201110 ................................................................2013

Most times hit by pitch119 ................................................................200497 ................................................................200572 ................................................................200869 ................................................................2006

Fewest hit by pitch30 ................................................................200030 ................................................................201241 ................................................................200141 ................................................................2013

Most times struck out454 ................................................................2009406 ................................................................2002400 ................................................................2008396 ................................................................2000

Fewest strikeouts282 ................................................................2013297 ................................................................2003310 ................................................................2012358 ................................................................2011359 ..................................................................Twice

Most sacrifice flies43 ................................................................200539 ................................................................200434 ................................................................200334 ................................................................2008

Fewest sacrifice flies16 ................................................................201317 ................................................................201122 ................................................................200023 ................................................................2012

Most sacrifice hits91 ................................................................200267 ................................................................200158 ................................................................200456 ................................................................2012

Fewest sacrifice hits26 ................................................................201032 ................................................................200535 ................................................................200638 ........................................................Three Times

Most stolen bases121 (121-163) 2001106 (106-155) 200095 (95-110) 200590 (90-107) 2008

Fewest stolen bases32 (32-47) 200733 (33-51) 200935 (35-48) 201138 (38-53) 2010

Most times caught stealing49 (106-155) 200043 (69-112) 200242 (121-163) 200122 (70-92) 2006

Fewest caught stealing13 (35-38) 201115 (58-73) 200315 (95-110) 200515 (38-53) 201015 (32-47) 2007

Most stolen base attempts163 (121-163) 2001155 (106-155) 2000112 (69-112) 2002110 (95-110) 2005

Fewest stolen base attempts47 (32-47) 200748 (35-48) 201151 (33-51) 200953 (38-53) 2010

Most times reached on error107 ..................................................................200585 ..................................................................200482 ..................................................................200276 ..................................................................2006

Most times reached on FC114 ..................................................................200590 ..................................................................200484 ..................................................................200769 ..................................................................2009

Most fly outs629 ..................................................................2004597 ..................................................................2008557 ..................................................................2005502 ..................................................................2002

Most ground outs604 ..................................................................2005561 ..................................................................2008560 ..................................................................2002555 ..................................................................2004

TEAM PITCHING (SINGLE SEASON)Most picked off25 201311 200610 Three Times

Lowest earned run avg.3.10 (534.0 IP) 20023.37 (577.2 IP) 20043.38 (577.1 IP) 20053.47 (464.1 IP) 2000

Highest earned run avg.5.88 (416.1 IP) 20135.47 (510.1 IP) 20095.16 (462.0 IP) 20124.54 (454.0 IP) 20104.45 (489 IP) 2006

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Lowest opponent average.237 (577.1 IP) 2005.240 (577.2 IP) 2004.256 (483.0 IP) 2011.262 (443.0 IP) 2003.262 (443.0 IP) 2003

Highest opponent average.302 (416.1 IP) 2013.299 (510.1 IP) 2009.293 (462.0 IP) 2012.285 (489 IP) 2006.280 (493.2 IP) 2001

Fewest walks allowed/9 inn2.27 (489 IP) 20063.05 (534.0 IP) 20023.10 (493.2 IP) 2001

Most walks allowed/9 inn 4.90 (443.0 IP) 20034.43 (416.1 IP) 20134.36 (462.0 IP) 20124.23 (510.1 IP) 2009

Most strikeouts/9 inn game8.54 (577.2 IP) 20048.53 (577.1 IP) 20057.50 (443.0 IP) 20037.49 (454.0 IP) 2010

Fewest strikeouts/9 inn4.42 (489.0 IP) 20065.00 (478.2 IP) 20075.26 (462.0 IP) 20126.16 (493.2 IP) 2001

Most wins57 (57-15) 200553 (53-19) 200445 (45-17) 200143 (43-24) 2002

Fewest wins18 (18-29) 201324 (24-28) 201231 (31-26) 200332 (32-29) 2006

Most losses29 (32-29) 200629 (18-29) 201328 (24-28) 201226 (31-26) 2003

Fewest losses15 (57-15) 200517 (34-17) 201017 (45-17) 200119 (53-19) 2004

Most saves20 ....................................................................200217 ....................................................................200916 ....................................................................201015 ....................................................................2001

Fewest saves7 ....................................................................20037 ....................................................................20048 ....................................................................20068 ....................................................................2013

Most complete games17 ....................................................................200411 ....................................................................200111 ....................................................................20039 ....................................................................2008

Fewest complete games0 ....................................................................20132 ....................................................................20123 ....................................................................20004 ....................................................................20074 ....................................................................2009

Most shutouts12 ....................................................................20047 ....................................................................20017 ....................................................................2005

Fewest shutouts0 ....................................................................20131 ....................................................................20021 ....................................................................20101 ....................................................................20122 ....................................................................2008

Most innings pitched577.2 ....................................................................2004577.1 ....................................................................2005563.2 ....................................................................2008534.0 ....................................................................2002

Most hits allowed602 ....................................................................2009589 ....................................................................2008553 ....................................................................2001551 ....................................................................2002

Fewest hits allowed426 ....................................................................2000447 ....................................................................2003462 ....................................................................2011464 ....................................................................2010

Most runs allowed357 ....................................................................2009349 ....................................................................2008342 ....................................................................2013328 ............................................................................2006322 ....................................................................2012

Fewest runs allowed256 ....................................................................2011272 ....................................................................2007273 ....................................................................2010274 ....................................................................2004

Most earned runs allowed310 ....................................................................2009272 ....................................................................2013269 ....................................................................2008265 ....................................................................2012242 ....................................................................2006

Fewest earned runs allowed179 ....................................................................2000184 ....................................................................2002194 ....................................................................2003210 ....................................................................2007

Most walks allowed241 ....................................................................2003240 ....................................................................2009240 ....................................................................2008225 ....................................................................2004

Fewest walks allowed170 ....................................................................2001181 ....................................................................2002193 ....................................................................2007201 ....................................................................2010

Most intentional walks 11 ....................................................................200710 ....................................................................20059 ....................................................................20099 ....................................................................20138 ....................................................................2008

Fewest intentional walks 3 ....................................................................20103 ....................................................................20024 ....................................................................20115 ....................................................................2003

Most strikeouts548 ....................................................................2004547 ....................................................................2005431 ....................................................................2002390 ....................................................................2008

Fewest strikeouts240 ....................................................................2006266 ....................................................................2007270 ....................................................................2012304 ....................................................................2013

Most doubles allowed111 ....................................................................2009102 ....................................................................200499 ....................................................................200696 ....................................................................2005

Fewest doubles allowed66 ....................................................................200177 ....................................................................201178 ....................................................................200379 ....................................................................2002

Most triples allowed17 ....................................................................200814 ....................................................................201212 ....................................................................200012 ....................................................................2013

Fewest triples allowed3 ....................................................................20106 ....................................................................20118 ....................................................................20048 ....................................................................20038 ....................................................................2001

Most home runs allowed51 ....................................................................200948 ....................................................................200840 ....................................................................201038 ....................................................................2007

Fewest home runs allowed20 ....................................................................200520 ....................................................................201124 ....................................................................200024 ....................................................................2006

Most batters faced2525 ....................................................................20052525 ....................................................................20082479 ....................................................................20042403 ....................................................................2009

Most at bats against2207 ....................................................................20052189 ....................................................................20082159 ....................................................................20042091 ....................................................................2002

Most wild pitches57 ....................................................................200553 ....................................................................200345 ....................................................................200439 ....................................................................2006

Fewest wild pitches20 ....................................................................201324 ....................................................................200925 ....................................................................200226 ....................................................................2008

Most balks12 ....................................................................200311 ....................................................................20049 ............................................................Four Times

Fewest balks4 ....................................................................20104 ....................................................................20125 ....................................................................20006 ....................................................................20056 ....................................................................20026 ....................................................................2009

Most hit batters72 ....................................................................200269 ....................................................................200669 ....................................................................200957 ....................................................................200057 ....................................................................2011

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Fewest hit batters35 ....................................................................200739 ....................................................................201343 ....................................................................200843 ....................................................................201045 ....................................................................2003

Most sacrifice flies allowed26 ....................................................................200123 ....................................................................201322 ....................................................................201222 ....................................................................200920 ....................................................................2011

Fewest sacrifice flies allowed9 ....................................................................200211 ....................................................................200812 ....................................................................2004

Most sacrifice hits allowed59 ....................................................................200957 ....................................................................200753 ....................................................................200650 ....................................................................2012

Fewest sacrifice hits allowed29 ....................................................................200530 ....................................................................200333 ....................................................................200136 ....................................................................2004

Most fly outs562 ....................................................................2006528 ....................................................................2008525 ....................................................................2001522 ....................................................................2009

Most ground outs670 ....................................................................2008609 ....................................................................2005582 ....................................................................2004569 ....................................................................2002

Most runners picked off25 ....................................................................201323 ....................................................................200620 ....................................................................200519 ....................................................................2004

TEAM FIELDING (SINGLE SEASON)Highest fielding pct..967 (1362-551-66) 2010.966 (1531-600-76) 2009.966 (1733-677-84) 2004.963 (1691-750-94) 2008.963 (1449-612-80) 2011.963 (1436-623-80) 2007

Lowest fielding pct..934 (1422-479-134) 2000.940 (1329-542-120) 2003.947 (1480-575-115) 2001.949 (1602-652-122) 2002.949 (1249-560-98) 2013

Lowest stolen base against .417 (21-70) 2013.523 (45-86) 2002.551 (27-49) 2010.567 (34-60) 2009.606 (40-66) 2007

Highest stolen base against .808 (59-73) 2005.720 (72-100) 2003.718 (74-103) 2006.708 (51-72) 2004

Most chances2547 ..................................................................20052535 ..................................................................20082494 ..................................................................20042376 ..................................................................2002

Fewest chances1907 ..................................................................20131979 ..................................................................20101991 ..................................................................20032035 ..................................................................20002100 ..................................................................2012

Most putouts1733 ..................................................................20041732 ..................................................................20051691 ..................................................................20081602 ..................................................................2002

Fewest putouts1249 ..................................................................20131329 ..................................................................20031362 ..................................................................20101386 ..................................................................20121422 ..................................................................2000

Most assists750 ..................................................................2008700 ..................................................................2005677 ..................................................................2004652 ..................................................................2002

Fewest assists479 ..................................................................2000542 ..................................................................2003551 ..................................................................2010560 ..................................................................2013575 ..................................................................2001

Most errors134 ..................................................................2000122 ..................................................................2002120 ..................................................................2003115 ..................................................................2001

Fewest errors66 ..................................................................201076 ..................................................................200980 ..................................................................200780 ..................................................................2011

Most double plays turned59 ..................................................................201256 ..................................................................200851 ..................................................................200648 ..................................................................2002

Fewest double plays turned23 ..................................................................200129 ..................................................................200934 ..................................................................201034 ..................................................................2003

Most triple plays turned1 ..................................................................2001

Most caught stealing by49 ..................................................................201341 ..................................................................200229 ..................................................................200629 ..................................................................200128 ..................................................................2003

Fewest caught stealing by14 ..................................................................200518 ..................................................................201221 ..................................................................200422 ..................................................................201022 ..................................................................2008

Most stolen bases against74 ..................................................................200672 ..................................................................200359 ..................................................................200552 ..................................................................2001

Fewest stolen bases against21 ..................................................................201327 ..................................................................201034 ..................................................................200936 ..................................................................201240 ..................................................................2007

Most passed balls23 ..................................................................200516 ..................................................................200310 ..................................................................200410 ..................................................................20139 ..................................................................2007

Fewest passed balls3 ..................................................................20083 ..................................................................20095 ..................................................................20015 ..................................................................2010

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