2016 Suffolk Baseball Media Guide

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197 gnac wins leads the gnac

40 gnac tournament wins

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5 gnac championships leads the gnac

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INTRODUCTION Table of Contents..........................................................1Media Services & Information .................................1This is Suffolk .............................................................. 4Suffolk History ............................................................ 5President McKenna .................................................... 6Director of Athletics Cary McConnell ................... 7Suffolk Athletics ......................................................... 8

QUICK GLANCE East Boston Memorial Stadium .............................14Media World Wide .....................................................15

2015 REVIEW 2015 Review ................................................................162015 Statistics ............................................................17

2016 OUTLOOK Season Preview .........................................................18Schedule & Notes .......................................................19Roster & Breakdown ................................................202016 Opponent Information ...................................22

COACHES & STAFF Head Coach Anthony Del Prete.............................24Assistant Coach John O’Brien ...............................25Assistant Coach Jay Parker....................................25Assistant Coach Mac Jacobson ..............................25 Graduate Assitant Jhonneris Mendez .................25

2016 RAMS Senior Cal Carroll .....................................................26Senior Drew Carter ..................................................28Seniro Jon Lapolla ....................................................30Senior Rob Marks .....................................................32Senior Julien Plana ..................................................34Senior Kyle Turner ...................................................36

Junior Kevin Belskie ................................................38Junior Matt Brenner ................................................ 40Junior Sean Cameron...............................................42Junior Tim Conroy ................................................... 44Junior Chuck Gibson ................................................46Junior BJ Neil ............................................................. 48Junior Luke Ronchi ...................................................50Junior Wyatt Stanley ...............................................52Sophomore Brady Chant ........................................54Sophomore Seth Coiley ...........................................55Sophomore Alec Costanza .....................................56Sophomore Jake Flax ...............................................57Sophomore Mark Fusco ..........................................58Sophomore Ryan Pordes ........................................59Sophomore Greg Speliotis .................................... 60Sophomore Worth Walrod .....................................61Freshman Charles Batchelder ..............................62Freshman Jake Frasca ............................................62Freshman Zack Grogan ..........................................63Freshman Kevin Higgins .......................................63Freshman Trevor Lee ..............................................62Freshman Tommy Schimchak .............................62Freshman Kevin Sinatra .......................................63Freshman Austin Stansbury................................63Freshman Dario Vitagliano ...................................64Freshman Tyler Zell.................................................64

HISTORY & RECORDS 69 Years of Suffolk Baseball ..................................10All-Americans ............................................................12Champions ...................................................................13The Last Time ............................................................64All-Time vs. Opponents ...........................................66Year-by-Year Records ..............................................67Season Leaders ........................................................ 68Career Leaders ..........................................................70 Honors & Awards .....................................................72

QUICK FACTSLOCATION ........................................BOSTON, MASS.FOUNDED ............................................................. 1906ENROLLMENT .................................................... 5,496PRESIDENT ....................... MARGARET MCKENNADIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ..... CARY MCCONNELLCOLORS .........................NAVY, WHITE AND GOLDNICKNAME ....................................... RAMS · MUTTSAFFILIATION ............................ NCAA DIVISION IIICONFERENCE .................................................... GNACHOME FIELD .... EAST BOSTON MEMORIAL PARKINDOOR FACILITY ...RAMS ATHLETIC COMPLEX ........................................................ NORTH READING

HISTORY LESSONFIRST SEASON .................................................... 1947ALL-TIME RECORD (SEASONS) ...............................ALL-TIME GNAC RECORD (SEASONS) ..............................GNAC REGULAR SEASON TITLES ..........................GNAC TOURNAMENT TITLES ...................................NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES ...............5 ..........................................................................................ECAC APPEARANCES ............................................ 12 ..........................................................................................ALL-AMERICANS (SINCE 1994) ............................6ALL-REGION SELECTIONS (SINCE 1996) ........ 29ALL-CONFERENCE RECOGNITION ................... 158PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS SIGNED ............... 7

STAFF INFORMATIONHEAD COACH .....................ANTHONY DEL PRETECAREER RECORD (SEASONS) ............18-26 (ONE)RECORD AT SUFFOLK (SEASONS) ........................ SAMEASSISTANT COACHES ............................... JOHN O’BRIEN ................................................................... JAY PARKER ................................MAC JACOBSON (SUFFOLK ’14) ..................... JHONNERIS MENDEZ (SUFFOLK ’14)

2016 OUTLOOKLETTERWINNERS RETURNING/LOST ......... 10/2POSITION STARTERS RETURNING/LOST ......5/3PITCHERS RETURNING/LOST ............................1/2NEWCOMERS .............................................................8ALL-CONFERENCE RETURNING/LOST ............2/1

A LOOK BACKOVERALL RECORD ............................................18-26GNAC RECORD (FINISH) ...................... 9-5 (FIRST)GNAC TOURNAMENT FINISH ...........CHAMPIONSNCAA FINISH ........................................ REGIONALS

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INTERVIEW REQUESTSThe media contact for Suffolk Athletics is Amy Barry. All interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information Office, who can be reacheed by e-mail ([email protected]) or phone. Interviews are generally conducted after practice during the week and following the final game of the day on game day.

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSThe 2016 Suffolk University Baseball Media Guide was produced by the Sports Information Director Amy Barry, with editorial assistance provided by Graduate Assistant Lauren Spencer and head coach Anthony Del Prete. Photography by Dan McHugh.

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THIS ISSUFFOLK

MISSION STATEMENT

For the past decade, Suffolk University is a talent catalyst that recgonizes and

develops student potential. Leveraging our location in the heart of Boston, our

faculty, staff and alumni work together to provide a student-centered experience.

This diverse community builds on its dedication and excellence in education

and scholarship to empower graduates to be successful locally, regionally and

globally.

VISION

For Suffolk University will be recognized as a dynamic institution that fosters

engaged learning, rigorous scholarship, innovative thinking and community

collobaration across disciplines.

We will ensure that Suffolk graduates are versatile and prepared for mdoern

society and the new world market. We will provide rich curricula, experiential

learning opportunities and professional mentoring through increased

collobartion with alumni and community partners. We will recruit, mentor and

support a diverse faculty of teacher-scholars who are passionately committed

to preparing our students to be leaders in the global community. We will inspire

investment in a Suffolk community that is built on ethical, forward-thinking

leadership, teamwork and cooperation.

CORE VALUES

· Student-Center

· Opportunity

· Scholarly & Professional Excellence

· Sound Financial Management

· Community Engagement

· Social Responsibility

· Diversity

· Integriy

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SUFFOLK HISTORY

1906

· Suffolk University was founded to create an educational

opportunity for all. It grew from humble beginnings in

Roxbury, Massachsuetts parlor of Gleason L. Archer.

· Archer opened the Suffolk School of Law, a night school

established to “serve ambitious young men who are obliged to

work for al iving while studying law.”

1907

Archer moved the school into downtown law offices. The

centralized location immediately made the school more

convenient to students and, in time, opened doors to

innumerable collaborations with government, business and

cultural entities.

1908

· Archer’s student Roland E. Brown passed the bar.

· News of Brown’s achievement led to a boost in registration,

so Archer gave up his law practice to devote himself full-time

to the Suffolk School of Law.

1911

The first Board of Trustees is formed.

1920

The first cornerstone is laid at 20 Derne Street, known today as

the Archer Building.

1923

Daytime classes are offered.

1930

Archer’s creation had grown into one of the largest law schools

in the country.

1934

The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences was founded. Later

renamed the College of Arts & Sciences.

1937

The College of Business Administration, now the Sawyer

Business School, was estbalished.

1938

Suffolk’s first varsity athletic team is established (tennis).

1950

A contest on campuse is held to create a mascot (Hiram the

Ram).

1951

Suffolk Law receives accreditation.

1956

Suffolk celebrates its Jubilee Anniversary (50 Years).

1966

Donahue Building opens and provides space for student

organizations.

1968

The Robert S. Friedman Field Research Station on Cobsock,

Bay, Maine is established.

1969

Ridgeway Building is acquired to serve as a student union.

1982

Dedication of the Frank Sawyer Building.

1987

The first student theatre production in the C. Walsh Theatre.

1991

Ridgeway Building is renovated and provides space for

Athletics.

1993

110 Tremont Street is purchased as site of the new Law School.

1996

· The New England School of Art & Design becomes a part of

Suffolk University.

· Residence Hall opens at 150 Tremont Street.

2003

Nathan R. Miller Residence Hall opens.

2005

Rosalie K. Stahl Building is built.

2006

The University celebrated its Centennial with a year-long

series of events reflecting on the University’s history and

looking ahead to a new century of innovation and opportunity.

2008

Residence Hall at 10 West Street opens.

2010

The Modern Theatre Residence Hall opens.

2013

Groundbreaking of 20 Somerset Building to create new

classroom and lab space and centralize campus.

2015

· 20 Somerset Building is opened.

· Suffolk enters partnership with East Boston to gain home-

field advantages for its outdoor varsity sports - baseball, men’s

and women’s soccer and softball.

suffolk presidentmargaretmckenna

Margaret A. McKenna, president of Suffolk University in Boston, is an educator and lawyer who has spent

her career advocating for social justice. She was appointed Suffolk’s 10th president in 2015, the first woman

to lead the University.

Since arriving at Suffolk, McKenna has reaffirmed the University’s commitment to its founding mission of

improving lives through access to educational opportunity. Suffolk is a model urban university that takes

an applied approach to the liberal arts and integrates broad-based learning with professional education.

The University, with inextricable ties to the city of Boston, is uniquely situated to provide experiential

learning opportunities and cutting-edge interdisciplinary programs centered on public policy, urban issues,

entrepreneurship, and innovation. Suffolk imparts the knowledge and skills needed to change policies that

improve our community and the world.

McKenna began her career as a civil rights attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice. Later in her career

she served as the deputy counsel in the White House and as undersecretary of the U.S. Department of

Education, and she led the education transition team for President Clinton.

McKenna’s experience in higher education includes serving as vice president of Radcliffe College, as

president of Lesley University for 22 years, and as a fellow at the Institute of Politics at Harvard University.

While leading the Walmart Foundation from 2007 to 2011, McKenna created a strategy that emphasized

hunger relief, education, and the economic empowerment of women. During her term, the foundation

provided more than $900 million in grants annually.

McKenna is an author, speaker, and expert on issues of educational access, women’s economic

empowerment, hunger, and social change leadership.

McKenna is the recipient of numerous national and local awards and 10 honorary degrees. She has served

on five corporate boards and dozens of nonprofit boards and serves as the vice chair of the Beth Israel

Deaconess Medical Center Board and sits on the Massachusetts Board of Elementary and Secondary

Education.

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Suffolk University is a private, coeducational, nonsectarian university located in Boston, Massachusetts.

Founded in 1906, the University offers bachelor’s master’s and doctoral degree programs in its Law

School, College of Arts and Sciences and Sawyer Business School.

ENROLLMENT

5,496 undergraduates from 4 states and 103 countries

58% in the College of Arts and Sciences

42% in the Sawyer Business School

55% female, 45% male

FULL-TIME FACULTY

More than 91% hold PhD or terminal degree

10:1 undergraduate student/faculty ratio

FACILITIES

11 buildings located in the heart of downtown Boston

1,300 beds in our four residence halls

INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Our own campus in Madrid, Spain

54 other study abroad locations in 28 countries

A CHAMPIONSHIP CITY

For the past decade, no city can comkpete with Boston’s

success and Suffolk is located right in the heart of it all. In

fact, when the city’s teams win a title, their championship

parades roll right past our campus buildings.

The Boston Bruins and Celtics compete at TD Garden, just

a five-minute walk from campus. Many Suffolk students

have even completed internships there. Legendary

Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, is a short

subway ride from our front door. And the four-time

champion New England Patriots play at Gillette Stadium,

which is easily accessible by the commuter rail.

Some of the most memorable moments in sports history

have happened in Boston and Suffolk’s athletic programs

share in that great tradition.

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Suffolk University announced the appointment of Cary McConnell as Director of

Athletics in October 2014. McConnell has served as interim director since August of

2013 following the retirement of James Nelson earlier that year.

McConnell becomes Suffolk’s third athletics director in the program’s sixty eight

year history. McConnell joins Charles Law (1946-1975) and Nelson (1975-2013) as

the only other people to hold that title in the institution.

During his time under interim status, McConnell participated in an internal review

of the department that resulted in a number of important recommendations for

strengthening the athletics program and he has initiated the first steps toward

achieving these goals.

In his new role as director, McConnell will continue the development of the

intercollegiate program and the strengthening of intramural opportunities for all

students. He will join with the Office of Student Leadership and Involvement in

expanding leadership development opportunities for student athletes and in the

creation of club sports. His leadership and implementation of new programs will

be essential to achieving the University’s goals for enhancing the quality of the

student athlete experience.

McConnell joined the University in 1996 as associate director of athletics and head

baseball coach. He had been head baseball coach position at the University of

Rochester.

In his time at Suffolk, McConnell has won 479 contests (.635 winning percentage),

recording at least 20-wins in a year for 17 consecutive seasons. He has guided

Suffolk to four NCAA Championship Tournament appearances, along with four

Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) titles. Suffolk has appeared in the

GNAC’s Conference Championship game for eight consecutive years. He has been

named the GNAC Coach of the Year on five occasions and has taken Suffolk to ten

Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Tournaments, including championships

in 2000 and most recently in 2014.

In 2013, McConnell received the Jack Butterfield Award by the New England

Intercollegiate Baseball Association (NEIBA). The award is given to an active New

England coach who demonstrates integrity and dedication to the game of college

baseball.

In 22 seasons as a collegiate head coach McConnell has amassed 534 career

victories.

In May 2013, McConnell was inducted into the Suffolk University Athletics Hall

of Fame alongside his 2000 Baseball team. That team set a school record with

38 wins in a season, while his pitching staff led all NCAA Division-III baseball

programs in earned run average (2.69) and strikeouts (401). They made their first

NCAA appearance while winning both the GNAC and ECAC Tournaments. They

were also inducted into the GNAC’s inaugural Hall of Fame Class of 2010.

McConnell is also an enshrined member of the Medina County Hall of Fame (2007)

and Brunswick High School Hall of Fame (1994) in his native Ohio.

A graduate of the College of Wooster, McConnell was a four-year starter in

the infield for the Scots and was selected to the All-Decade Team for the North

Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) for the 80’s. At Wooster, McConnell played

in four straight NCAA Tournaments and one World Series finishing fifth. He

earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science and earned certification to teach

at the Secondary level. In addition, he holds a Master’s Degree in Educational

Administration from the University of Rochester (Rochester, New York).

McConnell resides in Reading along with his wife Kathy, son Charlie and daughter

Annie.

CARYMcCONNELL

director of athletics · second year

anthony del preteassociate director

baseball coach

jackie davisassociate director

sr. women’s administratorsoftball coach

jeff juronassistant director

men’s basketball coach

ed leydenspecial assistant to the

director of athletics women’s basketball coach

jeff stoneathletic trainer

jhonneris mendezgraduate assistant

baseball · intramural

lauren spencergraduate assistantsports information

amy barrysports information directordirector of club sports &

intramurals

DR. GARY FIREMANfaculty athletic rep

eileen calameseadministrative assistant

MISSION STATEMENT

The roles of Athletic Participation and Competition are viewed as an important

aspect of the Suffolk University experience. The Athletic Department and its

professional staff exist to serve the entire University community by providing an

envionment for an individual to enchance their quality of life through the value of

sport/andor recreational participation.

Adherence to NCAA, ECAC, and GNAC Constitutions and Bylaws establish a

commitment to sportsmanship, fair play and striving for individual and team

success, all of which complement and reinfore an excellence in all academic

pursuits. Student-Athletes need encounter an environment conducive to the

enrichment of community life on campus and opportunity for community service

beyond our campus.

Participants learn to compete effectively andw ith integrity in any setting, how to

provide leadership, and how to be resilient defeat or victory. Lessons discovered

through athletic participation need instill and strengthen all aspects taht

contribute to success in both a Student-Athlete’s undergraduate years ad well as

their future professional and personal experiences.

WHAT MAKES A SUFFOLK STUDENT-ATHLETE?

Like our entire student body, Suffolk’s student-athletes come from across the

nation and around the world. The shine on the court, course, field and ice as

conference champions and all-scholastics. They travel their own path to get here,

but arrive as team players ready to compete.

They’re also stars in the classroom. More than 62% of student-athletes have a

GPA of 3.0 or better and many make the Dean’s List.

OUR SUCCESS

You’ll quickly learn that our coaches do more than just hold practices. May

have reached coaching milestones that rank with their sport’s elite. Several

have received conference Coach of the Year awards. Each is committed to your

development - not only as an athlete, but also as a student and a responbile adult.

Many of our student-athletes sawy that meeting a Suffolk coach clinched their

decision to attend the Unviersity.

In the past decade, Suffolk Athletics has enjoyed great success at the team and

individual levels.

We’re collected multiple GNAC regular season and tournament titles ana made

NCAA tournament appearances in several sports. Our women’s basketball team

was named a Top 25 Academic Team for two consecutive years and our women’s

soccer team has been honored multiple times for sportmanship and academic

excellence.

In addition, ten Suffolk student-athletes have been named All-American in

their sport and more have earned Academic All-District selections for their

achievements in the classroom.

OUR TEAMS WHERE WE PLAYMEN BUCKINGHAM BROWNE & NICHOLS Baseball Men’s Tennis · Women’s Tennis Basketball Cross Country EAST BOSTON MEMORIAL PARK Golf Baseball · Men’s Soccer · Women’s Soccer · Softball Ice Hockey Soccer REGAN GYMNASIUM Tennis Men’s Basketball · Women’s Basketball · Volleyball

WOMEN EMMONS HORRIGAN O’NEIL MEMORIAL RINK Basketball Ice Hockey Cross Country Soccer Softball Tennis Volleyball

SUFFOLKathletics

The Suffolk University Athletic Department is an NCAA Division

III affiliated institution. We are members of the Great Northeast

Athletic Conference (GNAC) and Eastern College Athletic Conference

(ECAC). We currently host 13 varsity sports and seasonal intramural

sports.

69 YEARS OF SUFFOLK BASEBALLSuffolk Baseball will be teeing off its 69th season in 2016. From its humble beginnings in the spring of 1947, the Rams quickly built a reputation for excellence in New

England. With over 900 victories, 11 ECAC and 16 GNAC post-season appearances and five GNAC titles, two ECAC Championship Banners and five trips to the NCAA

Tournament on its resume, the program has set the standard for building and sustaining excellence. Individually, 85 athletes have combined to win eight All-America

recognition, 29 all-region and 158 all-conference awards.

1947 - OFFICIALLY, OFFICIAL

Suffolk sponsored a baseball

team for the first time in the

history of the school.

Charles Law coached the

first varsity season and the

Rams went 7-1.

1969

Suffolk has its first

10-plus win season

as George Doucet

coached the Rams’

to 12-5/

1974

Suffolk begins to compete at

the Division III level.

Tom Walsh becomes the

third head coach in Suffolk

baseball history.

1982

Joe Walsh begins his regin

as the Rams’ head coach.

Mike Roman becomes the

first Suffolk baseball All-

American with a spot on

the ABCA/Rawlings Third

Team.

1998 · 1999

Suffolk makes its third and

fourth ECAC Tournament

appearances.

2000

Joined the GNAC.

Put together a perfect GNAC

season, 16-0, and captured the

conference regular season and

tournament championship.

Made its fifth ECAC Touranment

appearance and won the title.

Made its first NCAA Regional

appearance.

Finished the year 38-9, a program

record in wins.

2003

Play in the ECAC

Tournament.

Mike Maguire named ABCA/

Rawlings Second Team and

GNAC Rookie of the Year.

2002

The Rams captured their

second GNAC title and made

their second NCAA Regional

appearance.

Anthony Del Prete, the

first GNAC Pitcher of the

Year in Suffolk history,

was named the conference

tournament’s MVP.

TRADITION NEVER GRADUATES

1964

George Doucet takes the

head coaching reigns over.

1981

Jim Willoughby and Joe

Walsh split head coaching

responsibilities.

1985

Joe Walsh and the

Rams put together their

first 20-win season in

program history, 20-9.

1995

Rams earn first bid into the

ECAC Tournament in Joe

Walsh’s last season as head

coach.

Darwin Hernandez tabbed

ABCA/Rawlings Third Team.

1996

Cary McConnel becomes the

4th coach in Suffolk baseball

history. The Rams make their

second appearance overall

and in as many years in the

ECAC Tournament.

2000 Max Nunez tabbed ABCA/Rawlings Third Team.

Joe Duca, the first GNAC Player of the Year in Suffolk history, was named the conference tournament’s MVP.

Duca and Nunez are the first Rams in program history to earn earn a spot on the NEIBA First Team New England.

2001

Competed in ECAC

Tournament.

2005

Suffolk won both the regular

season and tournament GNAC

championship for the second

time en route to a NCAA Regional

appearance.

Tamayo Manzanillo, the GNAC

Player of the Year, was named the

tournament’s MVP.

1993

Joe Rizzo tabbed ABCA/

Rawlings Third Team. 1994

Tim Murray named ABCA/

Rawlings Third Team.

2006

Mark Pinnetti tabbed GNAC

Rookie of the Year.

69 YEARS OF SUFFOLK BASEBALL

TRADITION NEVER GRADUATES

2007

Rams earned their sixth ECAC

bid.

2008

Rams put together their second

ever perfect GNAC regular

season (14-0) to caputre the

regular season title for the third

time.

Steve Durrant named GNAC

Pitcher of the Year.

2009

Rams earned their fourth GNAC

Tournament title and compete in

their fourth NCAA Regional.

Mark Addesa was named the GNAC

Tournament MVP.

Bobby Barrett becomes first

D3Baseball.com All-American.

2010

With a 13-1 GNAC ledger, Suffolk

picked up its third regular

season conference title.

The Rams fell in the conference

tournmanet, but went on to

compete in the ECAC Tournament.

Jhonneris Mendez tabbed GNAC

Rookie of the Year, the second in

Suffolk history.

2011

Rams compete in ECAC

Tournament.

First time in Rams’ history

that the conference’s rookie

and pitcher of the year wore

Suffolk uniforms. Jake Cintolo

was tabbed the GNAC’s best

rookie with Alex Torress

being recognized as the

conference’s top hurler.

2013

Competed in the ECAC Tournament.

Awards poured in for Mike

Cunningham who picked up ABCA/

Rawlings Second Team honors,

NEIBA First Team New England

and GNAC Player of the Year.

2014

The GNAC regular season

champions earned a bid

into the ECAC Tournament

and swept the field to win

the title.

Matt Brenner helped the

Rams capture the ECAC

Title as the sophomore was

tabbed the tournament’s

MVP.

Prior to the first pitch of

the season, Jake Cintolo

garnered D3Baseball.com

Preseason All-American

accolades.

2015

Anthony Del Prete took over

the reigns of his alma mater

as head coach, the fifth in

Suffolk baseball history.

2015

As the GNAC Tournament’s

sixth-seed, the Rams advanced to

the championship series and won

their fifth title in program history

thanks to an errant throw that

brought in the winning run in the

bottom of the 13th inning.

Jose Desai was named the GNAC

Tournament MVP.

The Rams competed in their fifth

NCAA Regional.

OVER THE YEARS, SUFFOLK HAS PRODUCED EIGHT ALL-AMERICANS.ALL-AMERICANS

MIKE ROMAN01982 ABCA/RAWLINGS ALL-AMERICAN

MIKE CUNNINGHAM2013 ABCA/RAWLINGS 2ND TEAM

MIKE MAGUIRE2003 ABCA/RAWLINGS 2ND TEAM

JOE RIZZO1993 ABCA/RAWLINGS ALL-AMERICAN

BOBBY BARRETT2009 D3BASEBALL.COM

TIM MURRAY1994 ABCA/RAWLINGS 3RD TEAM

MIKE MAGUIRE2003 ABCA/RAWLINGS 2ND TEAM

DARWIN HERNANDEZ1995 ABCA/RAWLINGS 3RD TEAM

MAX NUNEZ2000 ABCA/RAWLINGS 3RD TEAM

IN 2000, SUFFOLK HAD A PERFECT GNAC SEASON AND WENT ON TO CAPTUREITS VERY FIRST GNAC TITLE. THE RAMS HAVE GONE ON TO WIN FOUR MORE.

2000 GNAC CHAMPIONS

CHAMPIONS2015 GNAC CHAMPIONS

2002 GNAC CHAMPIONS

2005 GNAC CHAMPIONS

2009 GNAC CHAMPIONS

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east boston memorial parkFor the first time in Suffolk University Athletics history its outdoor varsity sports teams will call a place home thanks to a unique public-private partnership between the Rams and the City of Boston.

Under a 10-year agreement with Boston, Suffolk will invest to transform the city-owned East Boston Memorial Park to establish a permanent athletics facility. This comprehensive restoration will result in updated facilities that will benefit Boston’s Parks and Recreation Department, East Boston High School, as well as serve as the new home field location for Suffolk Athletics teams.

“We could not be more excited – the future home of the Rams’ baseball, men’s and women’s soccer and softball teams will be a first-class facility that will enhance the experience of our student-athletes and fans alike,” Director of Athletics Cary McConnell said. “I cannot begin to measure the significance of this partnership with the City of Boston that not only provides a home-field facility for our programs, but continues Suffolk’s long tradition of giving service to the wider community. We hope that this will provide opportunities for our student-athletes, as well as the Boston community, including our neighbors and the residents of East Boston.”

The renovation will include new electronic scoreboards, batting cages, storage lockers, fencing and more seating in a stadium at the park. Suffolk will purchase new training equipment for East Boston High School and award two scholarships each year to seniors. Additionally, scheduling of university events would not displace the high school and youth teams that currently use Memorial Park as Suffolk will play during set times in the fall and spring seasons.

Memorial Park is an urban recreational area and is part of the city’s 2,100-acre chain of parks and waterways that provides residents and visitors with clean, green, safe and accessible open space.

Since the inception of Suffolk Athletics its outdoors teams – baseball, soccer and softball – have packed their gear into vans and traveled across the city to a variety of fields where time and space became available. No longer will this timely tradition be a part of the student-athlete experience at Suffolk, instead it is hoped that Memorial Park not only have a significant impact on their development as athletes, but on their experience as Suffolk University students as a whole.

The Suffolk community looks forward to this partnership with the city and its enhancement to the university’s experience. The Rams will begin competition at Memorial Park this fall.

MEDIA WORLDWIDE

Suffolk has been on the cutting edge in college athletics when it comes to integrating social media into its traditional website and publications. Through the athletic departments Facebook, Twitter and Instagram sites, Suffolk offers its fans in-game updates, behind-the-scenes access to coaches and student-athlets and breaking news.

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TOP LEFT: In its 68th year of Rams baseball, Suffolk claimed its fifth Great Northeast Athletic Conference Championship in the program’s existence and first under first-year head coach Anthony Del Prete.

BOTTOM LEFT: Third-team All-GNAC choice senior catcher Jon Lapolla led the Rams in batting average (.291), slugging percentage (.455) and on-base percentage (.429), which ranked sixth among GNAC players. Lapolla, will play for the Olean Oilers in the NYCBL this summer.

TOP RIGHT: Senior southpaw Josh Desai was named 2015 GNAC Tournament Most Valueable Player following his complete game five-hitter over St. Joseph’s College in the conference semifinals. He logged a team-high 65 innings on the season and led all hurlers in the league with 64 strikeouts and ranked among the top-20 pitchers in NCAA Division III Baseball with six complete games.

BOTTOM MIDDLE : A third-team All-GNAC selection, freshman Brady Chant was awarded a Gold Glove by the conference as the centerfielder who did not record an error on the year and was chosen to the All-GNAC tourney team.

BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Senior captain Paul Pollano was named to the GNAC Sportsmanship team.

HIGHLIGHTS

OVERALL RECORD: 18-26 NCAA FINISH: EAST REGIONAL 2ND ROUNDGNAC RECORD: 9-5GNAC FINISH: 4THGNAC TOURNAMENT FINISH: 1STALL-GNAC: 3 ATHLETES, 3 HONORSGNAC TOURNAMENT TEAM: 4 ATHLETES, 4 HONORSGNAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL: 5

After going 4-6 over their nine-day Florida trip, the Rams returned to a snow covered New England and dropped contests to eventual NCAA participants Salem State and Western New England before opening up Great Northeast Athletic Conference, where they finished 9-5. Suffolk earned the No. 4 seed in the GNAC Tournament and opened with a decisive win over Albertus Magnus.

The Rams advanced to the GNAC Championship game for the ninth straight season and claimed their fifth conference title with a thrilling 4-3 walk-off victory over Johnson & Wales in the 13th inning April 26 at historic Holamn Stadium in Nashua, New Hampshire.

In his first season at the helm Anthony Del Prete led the Rams back to the NCAA Championships for the first time since 2009. In the Big Dance, Suffolk suffered setbacks to Southern Maine and MIT to finish the season 18-26 overall.

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HIGHLIGHTS

OVERALL RECORD: 18-26 NCAA FINISH: EAST REGIONAL 2ND ROUNDGNAC RECORD: 9-5GNAC FINISH: 4THGNAC TOURNAMENT FINISH: 1STALL-GNAC: 3 ATHLETES, 3 HONORSGNAC TOURNAMENT TEAM: 4 ATHLETES, 4 HONORSGNAC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL: 5

2015 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: 18-26 HOME: 9-5 AWAY: 3-11 NEUTRAL: 6-10 GNAC: 9-5

BATTING# pLAYER AvG Gp Gs AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB sLG% BB HBp sO GDp OB% sf sH sB ATT pO A E fLD%26 Jon Lapolla .291 36 35 110 27 32 10 1 2 17 50 .455 23 5 20 4 .429 2 1 8 1 154 16 2 .98833 Jc Collette .286 43 42 140 21 40 10 3 - 22 56 .400 18 11 24 2 .404 2 - 1 - 307 31 3 .9914 Brady Chant .283 42 36 138 20 39 7 1 - 14 48 .348 9 1 36 2 .329 1 1 8 4 88 3 1 .98928 Seth Coiley .275 29 21 69 10 19 1 2 - 7 24 .348 8 1 19 1 .354 1 3 3 2 36 1 2 .9491 Sean Cameron .270 30 30 89 15 24 5 1 - 14 32 .360 5 5 13 2 .343 - 4 3 - 38 82 7 .9453 BJ Neil .253 36 35 79 9 20 3 - - 4 23 .291 11 3 16 3 .366 - 5 7 2 48 72 7 .94527 Drew Carter .248 43 42 133 20 33 2 2 4 22 51 .383 18 5 35 5 .357 1 1 5 1 66 68 24 .84820 Julien Plana .223 38 24 121 11 27 2 - 1 11 32 .264 16 2 8 3 .324 - 3 - - 0 0 0 -6 Rob Marks .218 40 34 110 11 24 3 - - 14 27 .245 10 10 16 1 .333 2 5 7 2 47 1 1 .9807 Matt Brenner .208 125 14 48 10 10 2 - 1 9 15 .313 6 4 11 - .339 1 1 - 1 78 4 2 .97621 Adam Johnson .183 36 26 93 10 17 5 1 - 9 24 .258 6 - 19 4 .230 1 3 4 - 44 68 11 .9115 Luke Ronchi .171 35 35 125 15 21 3 - 1 9 27 .220 8 1 23 5 .227 - 2 7 1 72 0 2 .97322 Greg Speliotis .133 23 4 30 1 4 1 - - 9 5 .167 5 - 5 1 .250 1 - 1 1 5 1 1 .85718 Kevin Belskie .071 11 3 14 3 1 - - - 0 1 .071 1 3 4 - .278 - - - - 10 1 3 .7868 Alec Costanza .063 12 5 16 3 1 - - - 0 1 .063 1 - 3 - .118 - - - - 11 17 3 .90310 Frank Tierney .000 12 8 1 1 0 - - - 0 0 .000 - - 1 - .000 - - - - 5 7 0 1.000 SUFFOLK .237 44 44 1314 187 312 55 11 9 161 416 .317 145 51 253 33 .334 12 29 54 15 1036 433 82 .947 OPPONENTS .70 44 44 1355 231 366 64 10 11 201 483 .356 138 62 238 26 .360 16 22 72 24 1045 484 67 .958

pITCHING# pLAYER ERA W L App Gs CG sHO sv Ip H R ER BB sO 2B 3B HR AB B/AvG. Wp HBp Bk sfA sHA23 Cal Carroll 0.93 2 0 10 0 - - 4 19.1 16 2 2 3 8 2 - 2 70 .229 - 1 - 1 -10 Frank Tierney 2.68 5 1 8 8 2 1 0 47.0 29 16 14 17 39 4 - - 162 .179 3 6 - 2 134 Josh Desai 3.05 5 5 10 9 7 1 0 65.0 54 32 22 24 64 9 2 1 243 .222 3 14 1 3 29 Chuck Gibson 3.14 2 4 11 7 1 - 0 48.2 50 24 17 18 26 10 2 2 193 .259 - 6 - 1 237 Jake Flax 4.06 3 4 8 6 2 - 1 44.1 49 25 20 12 23 10 1 1 178 .275 2 6 - 3 524 Paul Pollano 4.96 0 0 10 1 - - 0 16.1 17 11 9 7 19 1 - 1 66 .258 2 2 2 - -32 Mike Masulli 5.14 0 2 5 0 - - 0 7.0 9 6 4 3 2 1 - 1 30. 3000 1 3 - - -12 Worth Walrod 5.20 0 3 8 3 - - 1 27.2 30 20 16 10 21 6 2 - 101 .297 1 3 1 3 519 David Apostolides 6.87 0 1 9 0 - - 0 18.1 29 15 14 6 9 4 1 1 84 .345 1 1 - - 217 Kyle Turner 8.16 0 2 4 3 - - 0 14.1 20 19 13 6 10 2 1 1 59 .339 2 8 - - 213 Tim Conroy 10.26 0 3 6 4 - - 0 16.2 33 25 19 11 7 7 1 - 81 .407 2 3 1 1 216 Wyatt Stanley 11.25 1 0 7 1 - - 0 8.0 9 12 10 7 5 3 - 1 32 .281 1 3 - - -41 Chadd Morin 13.50 0 1 5 2 - - 0 12.2 21 24 19 14 5 5 - - 56 .375 4 6 - 2 1 SUFFOLK 4.67 18 26 44 44 12 5 6 345.1 366 231 179 138 238 64 10 11 1355 .270 22 62 5 16 22 OPPONENTS 3.49 26 18 44 44 12 - 7 348.1 312 187 135 145 253 55 11 9 1314 .237 13 51 1 12 29

fIELDING MULTIpLE HIT GAMEs# pLAYER G TC pO A E fpCT Dp sBA RCs RCs% pB # pLAYER 2 3 4 5+ TOTAL19 DavidApostolides 9 7 3 4 0 1.000 - 3 1 .250 - 21 Kevin Belskie 0 0 0 0 023 Cal Carroll 10 4 2 2 0 1.000 - 1 4 .800 - 7 Matt Brenner 8 3 1 0 1237 Jake Flax 8 13 6 7 0 1.000 - 6 - - - 1 Sean Cameron 7 0 0 0 732 Mike Masulli 5 2 1 1 0 1.000 - 3 1 .250 - 27 Drew Carter 5 2 0 0 724 Paul Pollano 10 5 3 2 0 1.000 - - 2 1.000 - 4 Brady Chant 10 2 0 0 1216 Wyatt Stanley 7 3 1 2 0 1.000 - - 2 1.000 - 10 Seth Coiley 6 0 0 0 610 Frank Tierney 12 12 5 7 0 1.000 - 6 3 .333 - 8 Alec Costanza 0 0 0 0 033 JC Collette 43 341 307 31 3 .991 18 23 8 .258 5 26 Jon Lapolla 18 2 1 0 214 Brady Chant 42 92 88 3 1 .989 - - - - - 6 Rob Marks 11 4 0 0 1526 Jon Lapolla 36 172 154 16 2 .988 3 22 8 .267 10 3 BJ Neil 4 0 0 0 46 Rob Marks 40 49 47 1 1 .980 - - - - - 20 Julien Plana 5 0 0 0 57 Matt Brenner 15 84 78 4 2 .976 - 26 2 .071 2 5 Luke Ronchi 9 1 0 0 105 Luke Ronchi 35 74 72 0 2 .973 - - - - - 22 Greg Speliotis 2 0 0 0 228 Seth Coiley 29 39 36 1 2 .949 - - - - - 1 Sean Cameron 30 127 39 92 7 .945 10 - - - - 3 BJ Neil 36 127 48 72 7 .945 17 - - - - MULTIpLE RBI GAMEs21 Adam Johnson 36 123 44 68 11 .911 12 - - - - # pLAYER 2 3 4 5+ TOTAL8 Alec Costanza 12 31 11 17 3 .903 3 - - - - 21 Kevin Belskie 0 0 0 0 034 Josh Desai 10 19 3 14 2 .895 - 13 4 .235 - 7 Matt Brenner 5 2 1 0 822 Greg Speliotis 23 7 5 1 1 .857 - - - - - 1 Sean Cameron 1 0 0 1 227 Drew Carter 43 158 66 68 24 .848 7 - - - - 27 Drew Carter 2 3 0 0 517 Kyle Turner 4 5 1 3 1 .800 - 5 2 .286 - 4 Brady Chant 2 1 0 0 312 Worth Walrod 8 15 2 10 3 .800 - 10 2 .167 - 8 Alec Costanza 0 0 0 0 018 Kevin Belskie 11 14 10 1 3 .786 1 - - - - 26 Jon Lapolla 6 4 1 0 119 Chuck Gibson 11 9 1 6 2 .778 - 9 2 .182 - 6 Rob Marks 6 2 1 0 913 Tim Conroy 6 16 4 8 4 .750 - 6 2 .250 - 3 BJ Neil 0 0 0 0 041 Chadd Morin 5 3 0 2 1 .667 - 6 - - - 20 Julien Plana 1 0 0 0 1 SUFFOLK 44 1551 13068 433 82 .947 26 71 20 .220 17 5 Luke Ronchi 4 0 0 0 4 OPPONENTS 44 1596 1045 484 67 .958 33 54 12 .182 19 22 Greg Speliotis 1 0 1 0 2

HITTING STREAKS pLAYER LONGEsT CURRENT21 Kevin Belskie 1 0 7 Matt Brenner 2 11 Sean Cameron 4 127 Drew Carter 5 0 4 Brady Chant 9 1 10 Seth Coiley 5 08 Alec Costanza 1 026 Jon Lapolla 8 06 Rob Marks 6 63 BJ Neil 3 120 Julien Plana 5 05 Luke Ronchi 7 022 Greg Speliotis 1 0

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2016 OUTLOOKWith a wealth of new faces and an influx of pitching arms, the Suffolk baseball

team looks to continue its upward swing in 2016 and repeat as GNAC Champions.

Anthony Del Prete enters his second season as head coach of his alma mater.

The team captured its fifth GNAC crown in his debut, going 18-26 overall and 9-5

against GNAC competition. After a tough 4-6, nine-day Florida trip to start the

season, Suffolk returned to a snow covered New England and dropped contests

to eventual NCAA participants Salem State and Western New England. The Rams

turned things around in GNAC play, where they went 9-5, and captured the title

en route to the Big Dance.

Now Del Prete is tasked with integrating all the incoming talent into his team’s

lineup and pitching staff. He is once again focusing on the team’s fundamentals in

order to build upon last season’s success.

Suffolk graduated six seniors from last year’s squad. The most notable departure

was second team All-GNAC Josh Desai. The southpaw hurler, who was named the

2015 GNAC Tournament Most Valuable Player follow his complete game five-hitter,

put together a 3.05 ERA, logging a team-high 65 innings on the season. Desai led

all hurlers in the league with 64 strikeouts on the season,while ranking among

the top 20 pitchers in NCAA DIII Baseball with seven complete games.

The 2016 roster is currently comprised of 34 players - 11 freshman (12 true

newcomers), eight sophomores, six juniors and six seniors. The starting lineup in

the field brings six regular starters back into the fold. Suffolk hit for a .237 team

batting average last season, scored 4.25 runs per game and posted a .947 fielding

percentage. Offensively, the Rams will have more than 73 percent of its at-bats,

runs, hits, homeruns, RBI and extra-base hits back for 2016.

Last year’s leading bat, Jon Lapolla, returns to the line-up, but so do the dynmaic

duo of sophomore Brady Chant and senior Drew Carter. Lapolla led the Rams

last season in batting average (.291), slugging percentage (.455), and on-base

percentage (.429), which all ranked sixth among GNAC players. The senior

catcher also produced team-best numbers in runs (27) and doubles (10). Lapolla’s

classmates Rob Marks and Julien Plana will also return for their final year in blue-

and-gold in the hopes of adding more firepower to the Rams offense.

On the mound, Suffolk has a wealth of arms to choose from. A total of 15 pitchers

populate the roster - 10 righties, four lefties; 14 exclusive and one who is also a

position player. The pitching staff returns more than 47 percent of its starts,

innings pitched and strikeouts.

Chuck Gibson returns to the hill for the Rams, looking to lead the deep Suffolk

staff. Gibson hurled 48.2 innings last season, owning a 3.14 ERA and 2-4 record

in seven starts. The junior struck out 21 batters last year on the bump as well.

Cal Carroll will step on the mound for the last time in his career in 2016. The

senior right hander saved four games last year, the most by a pitcher in a Suffolk

uniform in the program’s 69-year history.

RAMS PICKED THIRD IN GNAC PRESEASON POLL

Only two votes spearted the first through third place schools in the 2016 GNAC

Preseason Coaches’ Poll with Suffolk landing in third, two points behind Saint

Joseph’s College.

St. Joseph’s was selected as the favorite. The Monks earned 55 points and three

first-place votes, while Suffolk garnered 53 points and two first-place nods.

Johnson & Wales was sandiched in between the two with 54 points and two

first-place elects.

Behind the Rams were Lasell (41), Rivier (32), Albertus Magnus (22), Norwich

(20) and Anna Maria (11).

SCHOOL (FPV) POINTS

1. St. Joseph’s (Maine) (3) 55

2. Johnson & Wales (2) 54

3. Suffolk (2) 53

4. Lasell 41

5. Rivier (1) 32

6. Albertus Magnus 22

7. Norwich 20

8. Anna Maria 11

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SCHEDULE NOTES

RAMS SET FOR 40-GAME SCHEDULE

Suffolk is scheduled to play 40 games in 2016,

including nine home games, 21 road games and 10

games at a neutral site.

RAMS TRAVEL TO FIVE STATES

The Rams will play games in five state in 2016

(Conneticut, Florida, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and

Vermont).

SUFFOLK GETS STARTED IN NEW ENGLAND

For the first time in program history, the Rams will

through their first pitch of the season in New England

as Suffolk opens its 69th season on the North Shore

of Massachusetts at Salem State Tuesday, March 8.

THERE’S A NEW PLACE THAT’S HOME

For the first time in its 32-year history, Suffolk

softball has a place to call home in East Boston

Memorial Park. Under a unique private-public

partnership with the city of Boston, Suffolk will

use East Boston Memorial Park for its outdoor home

games.

SUFFOLK OPENS GNAC PLAY ON ROAD

Suffolk will play its first two GNAC games on the road

at Lasell Saturday, April 2 and eight of its total 14

conference contests away from home.

POSTSEASON FORMAT UNCHANGED

The NCAA Tournament will feature a 62-team field

for the 14th consecutive season in 2016 and will

include a regional-super regional format for the 12th

straight year.

DIII MEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES SET FOR VIRGINIA

The 2016 Division III Men’s College World Series will

be held at Fox Cities Stadium in Appleton, Wisconsin.

Appleton has hosted the DIII World Series since 2000.

2016 SCHEDULEDAY DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMETuesday March 8 at Salem State Salem, Mass. 3:00 PM

RUSSMATT CENTRAL FLORIDA INVITATIONAL

Friday March 11 vs. Montclair State Winter Haven, Fla. 11:00 AM

Saturday March 12 vs. Gallaudet Winter Haven, Fla. 6:30 PM

Sunday March 13 vs. Clarkson Auburndale, Fla. 4:00 PM

Monday March 14 vs. Plattsburgh St. Auburndale, Fla. 12:00 PM

Monday March 14 vs. Plattsburgh St. Auburndale, Fla. 2:30 PM

Tuesday March 15 vs. Westfield St. Auburndale, Fla. 9:30 AM

Wednesday March 16 vs. Ripon Auburndale, Fla. 2:30 PM

Thursday March 17 vs. UMass Boston Winter Haven, Fla. 9:30 AM

Friday March 18 vs. Kalamazoo Auburndale, Fla. 3:00 PM

Saturday March 19 vs. Keene St. Lakeland, Fla. 9:00 AM

Tuesday March 22 at Bridgewater St. Bridgewater, Mass. 3:30 PM

Friday March 25 at Wheaton Norton, Mass. 3:30 PM

Saturday March 26 at Rhode Island Providence, R.I. 12:00 PM

Saturday March 26 at Rhode Island Providence, R.I. 2:30 PM

Monday March 28 MIT East Boston, Mass. 4:00 PM

Tuesday March 29 at Western New England Springfield, Mass. 3:30 PM

Friday April 1 Curry East Boston, Mass. 6:30 PM

Saturday April 2 at Lasell * Newton, Mass. 3:00 PM

Saturday April 2 at Lasell * Newton, Mass. 5:00 PM

Tuesday April 5 at Endicott Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM

Thursday April 7 Newbury East Boston, Mass. 6:30 PM

Saturday April 8 Saint Joseph’s (Maine) * East Boston, Mass. 12:00 PM

Saturday April 8 Saint Joseph’s (Maine) * East Boston, Mass. 2:30 PM

Tuesday April 12 at Massachusetts Maritime Buzzards Bay, Mass. 3:30 PM

Wednesday April 13 at Eastern Connecticut St. Willimantic, Conn. 4:00 PM

Saturday April 16 Rivier * East Boston, Mass. 12:00 PM

Saturday April 16 Rivier * East Boston, Mass. 3:00 PM

Sunday April 17 Norwich * Northfield, Vt. 1:00 PM

Sunday April 17 Norwich * Northfield, Vt. 3:30 PM

Wednesday April 20 at Babson Babsoon Park, Mass. TBA

Friday April 22 at Curry Milton, Mass. 3:30 PM

Saturday April 23 Johnson & Wales * East Boston, Mass. 12:00 PM

Saturday April 23 Johnson & Wales * East Boston, Mass. 2:00 PM

Sunday April 24 at Anna Maria * Northborough, Mass. 4:00 PM

Sunday April 24 at Anna Maria * Northborough, Mass. 6:30 PM

Monday April 25 at Salve Regina Newport, R.I. 3:30 PM

Thursday April 28 at UMass Dartmouth Dartmouth, Mass. 3:30 PM

Saturday April 30 at Albertus Magnus * East Hartford, Conn. 12:00 PM

Saturday April 30 at Albertus Magnus * East Hartford, Conn. 2:30 PM

* GNAC GAME : ALL TIMEs LIsTED IN EAsTERN sTANDARD & sUBJECT TO CHANGE

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NO. NAME POS. B/T CL. HT. WT HOMETOWN·HIGH SCHOOL1 Sean Cameron INF R/R Jr. 5-8 150 Milford, Conn./Jonathan Law3 BJ Neil INF L/R Jr. 5-10 150 Lynnfield, Mass./Lynnfield4 Brady Chant OF R/R So. 6-2 180 Warwick, R.I./Bishop Hendricken5 Luke Ronchi OF R/R So. 5-10 185 Randolph, N.J./Randolph6 Rob Marks OF R/R Sr. 5-9 170 Revere, Mass./Malden Catholic7 Matt Brenner C R/R Jr. 6-1 180 Eliot, Maine/Marshwood8 Alec Costanza INF R/R So. 5-11 150 Revere, Mass./St. Mary’s (Lynn) 9 Chuck Gibson RHP L/R Jr. 6-0 190 Malden, Mass./Malden10 Seth Coiley OF R/R So. 6-0 200 Arlington, Mass./Arlington 12 Worth Walrod LHP L/L So. 5-10 175 Dedham, Mass./Xaverian Bros. 13 Tim Conroy LHP L/L Jr. 6-0 180 Arlington, Mass./Arlington Catholic14 Mark Fusco RHP L/R So. 5-10 170 Medford, Mass./Arlington Catholic15 Jake Frasca INF/P R/R Fr. 6-0 185 Darien, Conn./Darien16 Wyatt Stanley LHP L/L Jr. 5-8 175 Placentia, Calif./El Dorado17 Kyle Turner RHP R/R Sr. 6-2 180 Nashua, N.H./Nashua North 18 Kevin Sinatra LHP R/R Fr. 6-0 160 East Boston, Mass./East Boston19 Tommy Shimcak UTIL R/R Fr. 5-10 170 Ramsey, N.J./Ramsey20 Julien Plana OF L/L Sr. 5-8 185 Miami, Fla./Christopher Columbus21 Kevin Belskie 1B L/R Jr. 6-1 205 Norristown, Pa./Norristown Area22 Greg Speliotis 1B R/R So. 5-10 195 Salem, Mass./Salem 23 Cal Carroll RHP R/R Sr. 6-1 190 Methuen, Mass./Methuen24 Kevin Higgins INF R/R Fr. 5-10 160 North Attleboro, Mass./Bishop Feehan 26 Jon Lapolla C R/R Sr. 6-2 215 Providence, R.I./LaSalle Academy 27 Drew Cater INF R/R Sr. 6-2 210 Newburyport, Mass./Newburyport28 Trevor Lee INF L/R Fr. 5-10 155 Flanders, N.J./Mount Olive32 Dario Vitagliano RHP R/R Fr. 5-9 175 Manchester, N.H./Manchester Central 33 Charles Batchelder RHP R/R Fr. 5-11 175 Shrewsbury, Mass./Shrewbury34 Ryan Pordes RHP R/R So. 6-2 190 Hawthorn, Calif./El Segundo35 Austin Stansbury C R/R Fr. 5-10 170 Labanon, N.J./IMG Academy36 Zach Grogan OF R/R Fr. 5-11 195 Morristown, N.J./Morristown37 Jake Flax RHP R/R So. 6-0 195 Wyckoff, N.J./Ramapo44 Tyler Zell RHP R/R Fr. 6-0 195 Marion, Mass./Old Rochester Reg.

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Anthony Del Prete (Suffolk ’04, Second Season)Assistant Coach John O’Brien (Northeaster’94, 13th Season)Assistant Coach Jay Parker (Bridgewater State ’86, 19th Season) Assistant Coach Mac Jacobson (Suffolk ’14, Second Season) Graduate Assistant Jhonneris Mendez (Suffolk ’14, First Season) Captains Jon Lapolla ’16, Cal Carroll ’16

2016 ROSTER

NEW HAMPSHIRE (2)Kyle Turner

Dario Vitagliano

MASSACHUSETTS (15) Charles Batchelder

Cal CarrollDrew CarterSeth CoileyTim Conroy

Alec CostanzaMark Fusco

Chuck GibsonKevin Higgins

Rob MarksBJ Neil

Kevin SinatraGreg SpeliotisWorth Walrod

Tyler Zell

CONNECTICUT (2) Sean Cameron

Jake Frasca

NEW JERSEY (6) Jake Flax

Zach GroganT revor Lee

Luke RonchiTommy Shimchak Austin Stansbury

PENNSYLVANIA (1)Kevin Belskie

MAINE (1) Matt Brenner

CALIFORNIA (2)Ryan Pordes

Wyatt Stanley

RHODE ISLAND (2)Brady ChantJon Lapolla

FLORIDA (1)Julien Plana

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sean cameron5-8 · 150 · JR. · R/R · INF

milford, conn.jonathan law

1BJ NEIL

5-10 · 150 · JR. · L/R · INFLYNNFIELD, MASS.

LYNNFIELD

3BRADY CHANT

6-2 · 180 · SO. · R/R · OFWARWICK, R.I.

BISHOP HENDRICKEN

4LUKE RONCHI

5-10 · 185 · JR. · R/R · OFRANDOLPH, N.J.

RANDOLPH

5ROB MARKS

5-9 · 170 · SR. · R/R · OFREVERE, MASS.

MALDEN CATHOLIC

6MATT BRENNER

6-1 · 180 · JR. · R/R · CELIOT, MAINEMARSHWOOD

7ALEC COSTANZA

5-11 · 150 · SO. · R/R · INFREVERE, MASS.

ST. MARY’S (LYNN)

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CHUCK GIBSON6-0 · 190 · JR. · L/R · RHP

MALDEN, MASS.MALDEN

9SETH COILEY

6-0 · 200 · SO. · R/R · OFARLINGTON, MASS.

ARLINGTON

10WORTH WALROD

5-10 · 175 · SO. · L/L · LHPDEDHAM, MASS.XAVERIAN BROS.

12TIM CONROY

6-0 · JR. · L/L · LHPARLINGTON, MASS.

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC

13MARK FUSCO

5-10 · 170 · SO. · L/R · RHPMEDFORD, MASS.

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC

14JAKE FRASCA

6-0 · 185 · FR. · R/R · INF/PDARIEN, CONN.

DARIEN

15WYATT STANLEY

5-8 · 175 · JR. · L/L · LHPPLACENTIA, CALIF.

EL DORADO

16

KYLE TURNER6-2 · 190 · SR. · R/R · RHP

NASHUA, N.H.NASHUA NORTH

17KEVIN SINATRA

6-0 · 160 · FR. · R/R · LHPEAST BOSTON, MASS.

EAST BOSTON

18TOMMY SCHIMCHAK

5-10 · 170 · FR. · R/R · UTILRAMSEY, N.J.

RAMSEY

19JULIEN PLANA

5-8 · 185 · SR. · L/L · OFMIAMI, FLA.

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS

20KEVIN BELSKIE

6-1 · 205 · JR. · L/R · 1BNORRISTOWN, PA.

NORRISTOWN AREA

21GREG SPELIOTIS

5-10 · 195 · SO. · R/R · 1BSALEM, MASS.

SALEM

22CAL CARROLL

6-1 · 190 · SR. · R/R · RHPMETHUEN, MASS.

METHUEN

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KEVIN HIGGINS5-10 · 160 · FR. · R/R · INF

NORTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.BISHOP FEEHAN

24JON LAPOLLA

6-2 · 215 · SR. · R/R · CPROVIDENCE, R.I.

LASALLE ACADEMY

26DREW CARTER

6-2 · 210 · SR. · R/R · INFNEWBURYPORT, MASS.

NEWBURYPORT

27TREVOR LEE

5-10 · 155 · FR. · L/R · INFFLANDERS, N.J.MOUNT OLIVE

28DARIO VITAGLIANO

5-9 · 175 · FR. · R/R · RHPMANCHESTER, N.H.

MANCHESTER CENTRAL

32CHARLES BATCHELDER5-11 · 175 · FR. · R/R · RHPSHREWSBURY, MASS.

SHREWSBURY

33RYAN PORDES

6-2 · 190 · SO. · R/R · RHPHAWTHORN, CALIF.

EL SEGUNDO

34

AUSTIN STANSBURY5-10 · 170 · FR. · R/R · C

LEBANON, N.J.IMG ACADEMY

35ZACH GROGAN

5-11 · 195 · FR. · R/R · OFMORRISTOWN, N.J.

MORRISTOWN

36JAKE FLAX

6-0 · 195 · SO. · R/R · RHPWYCKOFF, N.J.

RAMAPO

37TYLER ZELL

6-0 · 195 · FR. · R/R · RHPMARION, MASS.

OLD ROCHESTER REG.

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salem state vikingsmarch 8 · salem, mASS. · 3:30 pm

Location .....................................Salem, MassachusettsColors .................................................. Orange and NavyMascot ................................................................... VikingsConference .......................................................... MASCACWebsite ...................................salemstatevikings.comHead Coach .....................................................Mike WardRecord at Salem State (Seasons) .................81-46 (3)Career Record (Seasons) ................................81-46 (3)2015 Record ...............................................................27-15

montclair st. red hawksmarch 11 ·•auburndale, fla. · 11 am

Location .....................................Montclair, New JerseyColors ...................................................... Red and WhiteMascot ............................................................Red HawksConference .............New Jersey Athletic ConferenceWebsite .................................. montclairathletics.comHead Coach ........................................... Jared HolowatyRecord at Montclair (Seasons) .................... 39-36 (2)Career Record (Seasons) .............................54-134 (5)2015 Record .............................................................. 17-18

galludet bisonmarch 12 · auburndale, fla. · 6:30 pm

Location ..............................................Washington, D.C.Colors .........................................................Buff and BlueMascot .......................................................................BisonConference ....... North Eastern Athletic ConferenceWebsite ...................................gallaudetathletics.comHead Coach ..................................................Curtis PrideRecord at Gallaudet (Seasons) .............. 109-167-1 (7)Career Record (Seasons) ........................ 109-167-1 (7)2015 Record ...............................................................8-29

clarkson golden knightsmarch 13 · auburndale, fla. · 4 pm

Location ......................................... Potsdam, New YorkColors ..................................................... Green and GoldMascot .................................................... Golden KnightsConference ............................................ Liberty LeagueWebsite .................................... clarksonathletics.comHead Coach ....................................................... Jim KaneRecord at Clarkson (Seasons) ...............293-253 (15)Career Record (Seasons) ........................293-253 (15)2015 Record ...............................................................24-9

plattsburgh st. cardinals march 14 · auburndale, fla. · 12 pm · 2:30 pm

Location ...................................Plattsburgh, New YorkColors ...................................................... Red and WhiteMascot ............................................................... CardinalsConference ......................................................... SUNYACWebsite .................................... gocardinalsports.comHead Coach ................................................. Kris DooreyRecord at Plattsburgh (Seasons) .........257-246 (14)Career Record (Seasons) ...................... 319-307-1 (17)2015 Record ............................................................. 14-20

westfield state owlsMARCH 15 · Auburndale, FLA. · 9:30 AM

Location ............................. Westfield, MassachusettsColors ........................................................ Blue and GoldMascot ........................................................................OwlsConference ......................................................... MASCACWebsite .................................westfieldstateowls.comHead Coach ..........................................Nathan BashawRecord at Westfield State (Seasons) ...... 37-32-1 (2)Career Record (Seasons) ...........................86-95-1 (5)2015 Record ............................................................. 20-13

ripon red hawksMARCH 16 · Auburndale, FLA. · 2:30 PM

Location .............................................Ripon, Wisconsin Colors ........................................................Red and BlackMascot ............................................................Red HawksConference ...................................Midwest ConferenceWebsite ........................................redhawks.ripon.eduHead Coach ....................................................Eric CruiseRecord at Ripon (Seasons) ........................... 74-47 (3)Career Record (Seasons) .............................. 74-47 (3)2015 Record ............................................................. 24-16

UMASS BOSTON BEACONSMARCH 17 · Auburndale, FLA. · 9:30 AM

Location .....................................................Boston, Mass.Colors ...................................................... Black and BlueMascot ..................................................................BeaconsConference ............................... Little East ConferenceWebsite ..................................... beaconsathletics.comHead Coach ...................................Brendan EygabroatRecord at UMass Boston (Seasons) ....213-229-1 (11)Career Record (Seasons) .......................213-229-1 (11)2015 Record ..............................................................23-15

kalamazoo hornetsMARCH 18 ·•FORT Lakeland, FLA. · 3 PM

Location ..................................... Kalamazoo, MichiganColors .................................................Black and OrangeMascot .................................................................. HornetsConference ...............................................................MIAAWebsite ..............................................hornets.kzoo.eduHead Coach .........................................................Mike OttRecord at Kalamazoo (Seasons) ..................47-77 (3)Career Record (Seasons) ...............................47-77 (3)2015 Record ............................................................ 20-22

keene state owlsMARCH 19 ·Auburndale, FLA. · 9 AM

Location ................................. Keene, New HampshireColors ........................................................Black and RedMascot ........................................................................OwlsConference ............................... Little East ConferenceWebsite .................................................keeneowls.comHead Coach ..................................................... Ken HoweRecord at Keene State (Seasons) ..... 524-521-9 (29)Career Record (Seasons) ................... 524-521-9 (29)2015 Record ............................................................. 10-24

bridgewater state bearsmarch 22 ·bridgewater, mass · 3:30 pm

Location ........................ Bridgewater, MassachusettsColors ........................................................Red and BlackMascot ...................................................................... BearsConference ......................................................... MASCACWebsite ................................................... bsubears.comHead Coach ................................................... Rick SmithRecord at BSU (Seasons) .....................519-313-5 (22)Career Record (Seasons) .....................519-313-5 (22)2015 Record ................................................................8-21

wheaton lyonsMARCH 25 ·Norton, Mass. · 3:30 PM

Location ...................................Norton, MassachusettsColors .....................................................Blue and WhiteMascot ...................................................................... LyonsConference .......................................................NEWMACWebsite .......................athletics.wheatoncollege.eduHead Coach ............................................. Eric PodbelskiRecord at Wheaton (Seasons) ............559-221-5 (18)Career Record (Seasons) .....................559-221-5 (18)2015 Record ............................................................. 25-15

rhode island anchormenMARCH 26 ·•providence, r.i. · 12 PM · 2:30 PM

Location ..............................Providence, Rhode IslandColors ..................................................Maroon and GoldMascot ...........................................................AnchormenConference ............................... Little East ConferenceWebsite ...........................................goanchormen.comHead Coach .............................................Scott VirgulakRecord at RIC (Seasons) ................................115-117 (6)Career Record (Seasons) ..............................115-117 (6)2015 Record ...............................................................21-13

mit engineersMARCH 28 ·EAST BOSTON, MASS. · 3:30 PM

Location ........................... Cambridge, MassachusettsColors ...............................................Maroon and WhiteMascot ..............................................................EngineersConference .......................................................NEWMACWebsite .............................................. mitathletics.comHead Coach ............................................... Andy BarlowRecord at MIT (Seasons) ........................ 249-164-1 (11)Career Record (Seasons) .....................345-361-2 (21)2015 Record ............................................................. 29-14

western new england golden bearsMarch 29 ·Springfield, MASS. · 3:30 PM

Location .......................... Springfield, MassachusettsColors ........................................................ Blue and GoldMascot ........................................................ Golden BearsConference ......... Commonwealth Coast ConferenceWebsite ..................................... wnegoldenbears.comHead Coach ................................................... Dan GomezRecord at WNE (Seasons) ......................... 37-39-1 (2)Career Record (Seasons) ........................... 37-39-1 (2)2015 Record .............................................................. 19-19

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2016 OPPONENTSCURRY COLONELSapril 1 · east boston, mass. · 6:30 pm

Location ....................................Milton, MassachusettsColors ................................................ Purple and WhiteMascot ..................................................................ColonelsConference ......... Commonwealth Coast ConferenceWebsite ..........................................curryathletics.comHead Coach ................................................Dave PerdiosRecord at Curry (Seasons) .................277-225-6 (15)Career Record (Seasons) ....................277-225-6 (15)2015 Record ............................................................. 24-15

LASELL LASERSapril 2 · newton, mass. · 3 pm · 5 pm

Location .................................Newton, MassachusettsColors .....................................................Blue and WhiteMascot .....................................................................LasersConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite ....................................... laserpride.lasell.eduHead Coach ................................................Greg HarjulaRecord at Lasell (Seasons) ............................77-93 (5)Career Record (Seasons) ...............................77-93 (5)2015 Record .............................................................. 14-17

ENDICOTT GULLSapril 5 · beverly, mass. · 3:30 pm

Location ................................. Beverly, MassachusettsColors ....................................................Navy and GreenMascot ........................................................................GullsConference ......... Commonwealth Coast ConferenceWebsite ........................................................ecgulls.comHead Coach ................................................ Bryan HaleyRecord at Endicott (Seasons) ................... 223-139 (8)Career Record (Seasons) .......................... 223-139 (8)2015 Record ............................................................. 26-17

NEWBURY NIGHTHAWKSapril 7 · east boston, mass. · 6:30 pm

Location ............................. Brookline, MassachusettsColors ................................................. Green and YellowMascot .......................................................... NighthawksConference ................................................................NECCWebsite ............................ newburynighthawks.comHead Coach ................................................Kraig KupiecRecord at Newbury (Seasons) ..................87-106 (5)Career Record (Seasons) ............................87-106 (5)2015 Record ............................................................. 19-20

ST. JOSEPH’S MONKSapril 9 · east boston, mass. · 12 pm · 2:30 pm

Location ................................................Standish, MaineColors .....................................................Blue and WhiteMascot ..................................................................... MonksConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite ....................................................gomonks.comHead Coach ..............................................Will SanbornRecord at St. Joseph’s (Seasons) ...... 629-341-6 (23)Career Record (Seasons) ................... 629-341-6 (23)2015 Record ..............................................................56-17

MASS. MARITIME BUCCANEERSapril 12 · buzzards bay, mass. · 3:30 pm

Location ..................... Buzzards Bay, MassachusettsColors .......................................................Navy and GoldMascot ........................................................... BuccaneersConference ......................................................... MASCACWebsite .................................................. mmabucs.comHead Coach .................................................. Mike KelleyRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) ..............................0-0 (1)Career Record (Seasons) ....................................0-0 (1)2015 Record ...............................................................17-13

EASTERN CONN. ST. WARRIORSapril 13 · willimantic, conn. · 4 pm

Location .............................. Willimantic, ConnecticutColors ............................................Navy and BurgundyMascot ............................................................... WarriorsConference ............................... Little East ConferenceWebsite .................................gowarriorathletics.comHead Coach .......................................... Matt LaBrancheRecord at Eastern Conn. (Seasons) ............ 55-26 (2)Career Record (Seasons) ........................ 484-213 (16)2015 Record ..............................................................23-17

RIVIER RAIDERSapril 16 · east boston, mass. · 1 pm · 3 pm

Location .............................. Nashua, New HampshireColors ................................................... Navy and WhiteMascot ...................................................................RaidersConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite ..........................................rivierathletics.comHead Coach ............................................Anthony PerryRecord at Rivier (Seasons) ......................... 29-108 (4)Career Record (Seasons) ............................ 29-108 (4)2015 Record .............................................................. 13-19

NORWICH CADETSapril 17 · northfield, vt. · 1 pm · 3 pm

Location ........................................ Northfield, VermontColors ...............................................Maroon and WhiteMascot ..................................................................... CadetsConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite .....................................norwichathletics.comHead Coach ...............................................Frank PecoraRecord at Norwich (Seasons) ............................0-0 (1)Career Record (Seasons) ....................................0-0 (1)2015 Record ................................................................7-21

BABSON BADERSapril 20 · wellesley, mass. · tba

Location .............................Wellesley, MassachusettsColors ................................................... Black and GreenMascot ..................................................................BadgersConference .......................................................NEWMACWebsite .......................................babsonathletics.comHead Coach ................................................... Matt NooneRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) ................282-221-1 (13)Career Record (Seasons) ......................282-221-1 (13)2015 Record .............................................................. 15-19

JWU WILDCATSapril 23 · east boston, mass. · 12 pm · 2 pm

Location ..............................Providence, Rhode IslandColors ........................................................ Blue and GoldMascot ................................................................ WildcatsConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite .......................providence.jwuathletics.comHead Coach ................................................. John LaRoseRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) ............. 352-288-6 (16)Career Record (Seasons) ................... 352-288-6 (16)2015 Record ............................................................. 20-14

ANNA MARIA AMCATSapril 24 · paxton, mass. · 12 pm · 2:30 pm

Location ...................................Paxton, MassachusettsColors ...............................................Maroon and WhiteMascot ................................................................. AMCATSConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite ...................................................goamcats.comHead Coach ...................................................Nick MarshRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) ..............................0-0 (1)Career Record (Seasons) ....................................0-0 (1)2015 Record ................................................................7-21

SALVE REGINA SEAHAWKSapril 25 · newport, r.i. · 3:30 pm

Location .................................. Newport, Rhode IslandColors ..................................................... Blue and GreenMascot ..............................................................SeahawksConference ......... Commonwealth Coast ConferenceWebsite ...........................................salveathletics.comHead Coach ................................................... Eric CirellaRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) ........................ 52-30 (2)Career Record (Seasons) .............................. 52-30 (2)2015 Record ............................................................. 26-16

UMASS DARTMOUTH CORSAIRSapril 28 · dartmouth, mass. · 3:30 pm

Location ...........................Dartmouth, MassachusettsColors .......................................... Blue, White and GoldMascot ................................................................. CorsairsConference ............................... Little East ConferenceWebsite .......................................corsairathletics.comHead Coach ....................................................Bob PrinceRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) .......................78-85 (4)Career Record (Seasons) .............................78-85 (4)2015 Record ..............................................................25-17

ALBERTUS MAGNUS FALCONSapril 30 · new haven, conn. · 12 pm · 2:30 pm

Location ................................New Haven, ConnecticutColors ....................................................... Blue and GrayMascot ................................................................... FalconsConference ...............................................................GNACWebsite .....................................athletics.albertus.eduHead Coach ............................................Brian LeightonRecord at Kenyon (Seasons) .....................129-217 (11)Career Record (Seasons) ...........................129-217 (11)2015 Record ............................................................... 11-21

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anthonyDEL PRETEhead coach · second year

Anthony Del Prete was named Head Baseball Coach at Suffolk University for the 2015 season and enters his second season at the helm in 2016. Del Prete will also serve as the department’s Associate Director of Athletics.

Del Prete will replace Cary McConnell, who relinquished the roles he was named the University’s Director of Athletics. He becomes just the sixth baseball coach in the program’s 68 year history.

In his first season in 2015, Del Prete guided Suffolk to its fifth GNAC Championship and fifth trip to the NCAA Division III Regional Tournament. Along the way three Rams were recognized by conference for their performances throughout the season. Josh Desai was named GNAC Tournament MVP following his complete game effort in a 3-2 victory over St. Joseph’s College in the semifinals and picked up second-team accolades. Brady Chant received a Gold Glove by the conference as the centerfielder who did not record an error on the year and was chosen to the All-GNAC tourney team, while Jon Lapolla, who led the Rams in batting average (.291), slugging percentage (.455) and on-base percentage (.429), was awarded a spot on the conference’s thrid-team.

Del Prete has served as an assistant coach at Suffolk for the past 10 seasons. In 2014 he was promoted to Associate Head Coach as Suffolk won their program’s second Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Division III New England Championship. Del Prete also served as an assistant in 2005 and 2009, seasons in which Suffolk advanced to two of the program’s four NCAA Tournament appearances with Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championships.

He takes over the program of his alma mater in which he graduated in 2004. In four seasons on the mound at Suffolk he recorded a 21-11 overall record helping guide the Rams to a 2002 NCAA Tournament appearance in which he was named GNAC Tournament MVP, the conference Pitcher of the Year and an New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association(NEIBA) All-Region selection.

He pitched for the Orleans Cardinals of the Cape Cod Baseball League in the summer of 2002 and served as closer for the Columbus All-Americans of the Great Lakes Summer League during their championship season in 2003. After his time at Suffolk, Del Prete had a brief stint with the North Shore Spirit of the independent CanAm League. In 2005, he signed with theEvansville Otters of the Frontier League. Del Prete spent 3 seasons playing professionally in Evansville, Indiana, helping the Otters win their franchise’s first and only league championship in 2006. He is ninth all-time in appearances (74) for the franchise. Del Prete has also traveled overseas to play as he spent the winter of 2005 in Perth, Western Australia, pitching for the Melville Braves of the Western Australia State League with stops in Antwerp, Belgium (2002) and Cuba (2011) in between.

Following his playing career, Del Prete completed his Master’s Degree in Administration of Higher Education at Suffolk where he served as the department’s graduate assistant.

From 2008 to 2015, Del Prete served as the institution’s Sports Information Director, overseeing all media relations and publicity of the athletics programs, while maintaining the department’s website. He also served as an advisory member for the institution’s athletic review committee in 2014.

Alongside his baseball responsibilities, Del Prete will also serve as the department’s Associate Director of Athletics. He will oversee the marketing and promotion of the athletics programs, serve as the department’s compliance and recruiting coordinator and also handle scheduling for the varsity intercollegiate men’s sports teams.

Del Prete is a native of East Boston in which he still currently resides.

AT A GLANCEYEAR RECORD pOsTsEAsON2015 18-26, 9-5 GNAC GNAC · NCAA

COACHING CAREERSUFFOLK UNIVERSITY · Head Coach (Second Season) · Associate Head Coach 2014 · Assistant Coach 2005-13

RECORD AT SUFFOLKOppONENTs W L

Albertus Magnus 3 0Anna Maria 2 0Concordia 0 1Eastern Conn. State 0 1Endicott 0 1Fitchburg State 0 1Husson 0 1Johnson & Wales 3 2Lasell 1 1MIT 0 1New Jersey City 1 0Norwich 2 0Penn St. Altoona 1 0Rivier 0 2Roger Williams 1 1Saint Joseph’s (Me.) 2 1Salem State 0 1Salve Regina 0 1Southern Maine 0 2St. John Fisher 1 0UMass Dartmouth 0 1Western New England 0 1

sITUATIONs W L Home 9 5Away 3 11Neutral 6 10 GNAC 9 5

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John O’Brien joined the Suffolk staff in 2003 and

is entering his 13th year with the Rams in 2016

as the team’s pitching coach.

Under O’Brien’s tutelage four of his pitchers

have gone on to sign professional contracts - Anthony Del Prete - Evansville Otters

’05, Mike Rigazio - Charlotte County Red Fish ‘07, Rony Mercado - Brocton Rox ‘08

and Reid Jacson - Brockton Rox ‘09.

He is a 1994 graduate of Northeastern University where he was named All-

Conference and All-New England his senior season. O’Brien played for the Wareham

Gatemen of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League in 1992 and later went on to

pitch professionally in the Frontier League in 1993 and 1994. He also spent time

overseas in Europe where he played for the Dutch League Haarlem, the Netherlands

in 1995 and DSS Honkbal Club.

In December 2013, O’Brien was enshrined into the Intercity League Baseball Hall of

Fame, an amateur baseball league widely regarded as the best among the Greater

Boston Area.

johnO’BRIENassistant coach · 13th year

The 2015-16 season will mark a milestone of

coaching for Jay Parker who enters his 19th

seson as a member of the Suffolk coaching staff

and 30th year of coaching baseball overall.

Parker’s years of coaching have been divided between high school - Mission High,

Boston and Trinity Catholic - and seven years with the All-Dorchester Sports

League (ADSL) Connie Mack 16-18 team. In 2000, the ADSL Connie Mack team

partipiated in an international tournament held in Havana, Cuba where they were

the first American team to beat Cuba on their home soil.

Parker moved up to the collegiate level when he joined the Suffolk University

baseball program in 1999. During Parker’s first year, the Rams finished the season

as GNAC and ECAC Championships and set a school record for wins (38), as well as,

making it to the NCAA Regionals in Portland, Maine.

Parker is an alum of Catholic Memorial ’81 and a 1986 graduate of Bridgewater State

College.

jayPARKERassistant coach · 19th year

Suffolk alum and four-year letterwinner for the

Rams, Mac Jacobson, returned to the University

to join the baseball coaching staff in September

2014.

As an assistant coach for the Rams, Jacobson

works with outfielders on defensive schematics including positioning, tendencies

and patterns of opponent’s balls in play. He also works with hitters on plate

approach and player tendencies.

Jacobson graduated from Suffolk in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Business

Administration and captained the Rams baseball team his senior year.

He has since been working as an Inside Sales Representative for the Boston Red Sox

where he has generated over a million dollars in revenue for the club, while being

ranked as one of the organization’s top five representatives in total yearly sales.

macJACOBSONassistant coach · second year

Suffolk alum and former Rams baseball standout

Jhonneris Mendez rejoined the University’s

athletic department in the fall of 2015.

He earned a Bachelor’s of Arts degree in

Sociology, Crime and Justice from Suffolk in May

2014 and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Higher Education while serving

as the graduate assistant for intramurals and club sports/baseball.

Mendez brings a great deal of experience in athletics on both the coaching and

administrative levels as he is also works in an intern role as the assistant to the

commissioner of The Great Northeast Athletic Conference under Joe Walsh. During

the 2014-2015 season, he served as the Assistant Baseball Coach at Northern

Essex Community College and also spent time in 2013 as a teacher’s assistant in

the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Science of Baseball program where he

helped students become actively involved in their own learning while focusing on

the learning process by comparing the acquisition of baseball skills with academic

skills and development.

jhonnerisMENDEZgraduate assistant · first year

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CARROLLsenior · right handed pitcher · methuen, mass.

cal23JUNIOR SEASON · 2015· Recorded two wins and four saves in 10 appearances on the mound

· Finished the season with a 0.93 ERA

· Pitched one inning vs. Concordia (Ill.)

· Notched the save in Suffolk’s 8-5 victory over Penn. State Altoona

· Pitched two innings vs. Salem State

· Threw for two innings and struck out four batters in the Rams’ 11-0 win over Lasell

· Recorded a win over Albertus Magnus in 3.1 innings pitched

· Earned the save in Suffolk’s 7-4 victory at St. Joseph’s (Maine)

· Notched the save at Johnson & Wales in the Rams’ 7-5 victory

· Pitched a complete game vs. Johnson & Wales and earned a win

· Recorded the save in Suffolk’s 1-0 win over Williams

· Struck out one batter in one inning pitched at Endicott.

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2014· Did not play due to injury.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2013· Notched three wins and three saves in 18 appearances for the Ram

· Finished the season with a 4.31 ERA

· Suited up for the Rams vs. Thomas Moore

· Struck out one batter in 1.1 innings vs. FDU-Florham

· Recorded one strikeout in one inning pitched vs. TCNJ

· Earned the save in Suffolk’s 15-12 victory over Keene State

· Pitched one inning at Salem State

· Recorded the save in the Rams’ 8-3 win over Bridgewater State

· Struck out five batters in 3.1 innings at Emerson

· Recorded two strikeouts in 1.2 innings pitched vs. Lasell

· Earned the win over Norwich and did not give up an earned run

· Recorded a win vs. Anna Maria

· Threw for 2.1 innings at St. Joseph’s (Maine)

· Appeared in back-to-back games at Johnson & Wales

· Pitched two innings at St. Joseph’s (Maine)

· Struck out two batters in 2.1 innings vs. Lasell

· Threw for one inning vs. St. Joseph’s (Maine)

· Recorded the win over Williams

· Pitched one inning vs. Coast Guard

CAREER sTATIsTICs - pITCHINGYEAR ERA W L App Gs CG sHO sv Ip H R ER BB sO 2B 3B HR Bf BAvG Wp HBp Bk sfA sHA

2013 4.31 3 0 18 1 - - 3 31.1 29 19 15 16 22 5 - 1 120 .242 3 3 - 2 22014 DNP 2015 0.93 2 0 10 0 - - 4 19.1 16 2 2 3 8 2 - 2 70 .229 - 1 - 1 -TOTAL 3.05 5 0 28 1 - - 7 50.2 45 21 17 19 30 7 - 3 190 .237 3 4 - 3 2

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· TEAM CAPTAIN AS A SENIOR · ALL-GNAC TOURNAMENT TEAM (2015)

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cartersenior · infielder · newburyport, mass.27

JUNIOR SEASON · 2015· Started in 42 of the 43 games he appeared in · Finished the season batting .248 with four homeruns, 22 RBI, 20 runs scored and five stolen bases· Recorded two hits, a stolen base and one run scored in the season opener vs. St. John Fisher· Made three plate appearances vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Hit a RBI single vs. New Jersey City· Singled and scored one run vs. Husson· Singled vs. Southern Maine· Had two at bats vs. Southern Maine· Homered vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Saw two at bats vs. Roger Williams· Tallied three hits, one RBI and one run scored vs. Roger Williams· Made three plate appearances at MIT· Singled twice vs. Salem State· Hit a homerun vs. Western New England· Had three at bats in each of back-to-back games vs. Anna Maria· Knocked in one run at Endicott· Recorded two runs scored, one hit, one RBI and a stolen base vs. Lasell· Singled and scored one run at Rivier· Batted in a run on a single at Johnson & Wales· Tallied a homerun, a single and three RBI at Johnson & Wales · Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Albertus Magnus

· Singled twice vs. Lasell· Made two plate appearances at Rivier

· Scored one run on one hit at Eastern Conn. State· Appeared in Suffolk’s 1-0 win over Norwich· Recorded a homerun, a single, two runs scored and three RBI vs. Norwich· Singled at St. Joseph’s (Maine)· Knocked in a run on a single and added one more run scored at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Tallied three hits, three runs scored and two RBI vs. Albertus Magnus· Scored two runs and singled once at Johnson & Wales· Appeared at bat three times vs. St. Joseph’s (Maine)· Notched one single and one stolen base vs. Johnson & Wales· Doubled and scored a run vs. Johnson & Wales · Made four plate appearances vs. Salve Regina

· Tallied three RBI, a triple and a run scored vs. UMass Dartmouth · Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Williams and recorded a stolen base in the second of the two contests· Had three at bats at Newbury· Stole one base vs. Newbury· Singled at Endicott· Knocked in two runs on a single at Endicott· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Southern Maine and MIT.

CAREER 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%2015 .248 43 42 133 20 33 2 2 4 22 51 .383 18 5 35 5 .357 1 1 5 1 66 68 24 .848 TOTAL .248 43 42 133 20 33 2 2 4 22 51 .383 18 5 35 5 .357 1 1 5 1 66 68 24 .848

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LAPOLLAsenior · catcher · providence, r.i.26

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Started 35 of the 36 games he appeared in · Finished the season batting .291· Had two homeruns, 17 RBI, 27 runs scored and eight stolen bases· Knocked in a run vs. St. John Fisher in the season opener· Started in left field vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Singled, scored a run and knocked home another vs. New Jersey City· Made the start in left field vs. Husson· Had one at bat vs. Southern Maine· Singled twice and scored a run vs. Southern Maine· Batted in two runs and scored two more vs. Penn. State Altoona· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Roger Williams· Made four plate appearances at MIT· Started as the designated hitter vs. Salem State· Tallied a homerun, a double and another run scored vs. Anna Maria· Recorded a single, double, stolen base and one run scored vs. Anna Maria· Hit a double, single and scored one run at Endicott· Notched a single, a stolen base, one RBI and three runs scored vs. Lasell· Stole two bases, scored three runs and hit an RBI single at Rivier· Doubled and scored a run at Johnson & Wales· Scored two runs at Johnson & Wales· Made one plate appearance vs. Albertus Magnus· Knocked in three runs on a double and a triple vs. Albertus Magnus· Homered vs. Lasell· Singled and stole a base at Rivier· Had one hit at Eastern Conn. State· Singled vs. Norwich· Batted in one run on a double and a single vs. Norwich· Recorded an RBI double and scored one run at Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Singled twice, stole two bases and scored three runs at Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus· Singled and scored a run at Johnson & Wales· Batted in a run on a single and scored another vs. Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Hit an RBI double and scored one run vs. Johnson & Wales· Notched four hits, one run scored and a stolen base vs. Johnson & Wales· Made two plate appearances at Endicott· Knocked in two runs on a double at Endicott· Singled vs. Southern Maine· Saw four at bats vs. MIT

SOPHOMORE · 2014· Started in 34 of the 36 games he appeared in · Finished the season batting .272 · Recorded five home runs, 28 RBI, 23 runs scored and two stolen bases· Started at catcher in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Made two plate appearances vs. Roger Williams· Started as the designated hitter at TCNJ· Homered vs. Husson and knocked in another run on a single· Started as the designated hitter vs. William Patterson

· Made one plate appearance at Wheaton · Hit an RBI double at Rhode Island · Homered and knocked in another run on a single at Rhode Island· Hit a double, single and scored a run at Salem State· Hit an RBI double and scored two runs vs. Rivier· Started as the catcher vs. Rivier· Hit a three-run home run at Lasell· Singled at Lasell· Sent in one run at Anna Maria· Singled at Anna Maria· Scored two runs, singled and stole one base at Albertus Magnus· Batted in two runs at Albertus Magnus· Saw four plate appearances at Endicott· Scored two runs and batted in another on a single vs. Norwich· Suited up for the Rams vs. Norwich· Doubled vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored one run vs. Johnson & Wales· Hit an RBI single at Eastern Conn. State· Recorded one RBI, two hits and two runs scored vs. Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Knocked in two runs on a single vs. Babson· Scored one run on two hits vs. Johnson & Wales· Singled vs. Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Tallied a double, three RBI and one run scored vs. Johnson & Wales· Singled twice at Saint Joseph’s (Maine)· Hit a grand slam at Williams· Scored two runs on two hits vs. MIT· Stole one base and scored one run vs. Bates· Scored one run vs. Bates· Recorded a double, a single, one RBI and one run scored vs. Lasell· Homered and sent in two runners vs. Salve Regina· Singled at Roger Williams.

FRESHMAN · 2013· Started in 16 of the 25 games he appeared in

· Finished the season batting .233

· Posted nine runs, nine RBI and one stolen base

· Appeared in Suffolk’s 15-4 victory over Westfield State as a pinch runner

· Played as the backup catcher at Emerson

· Saw one plate appearance vs. Lasell

· Had one at bat vs. Norwich

· Singled at Rivier

· Suited up for the Rams vs. Anna Maria

· Appeared as the backup catcher in back-to-back games at Saint Joseph’s (Maine)

· Recorded one RBI and one run scored vs. Endicott

· Suited up for the Rams at Babson

· Made three plate appearances at Johnson & Wales

· Singled at Johnson & Wales

· Hit a single, a double and knocked in one run vs. Albertus Magnus

· Singled and scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus

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CAREER sTATIsTICs - BATTLING · fIELDINGYEAR 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 .233 25 16 60 9 14 2 - - 9 16 .267 9 1 15 - .338 1 1 1 - 110 11 3 .9762014 .272 36 34 114 23 31 6 - 5 28 52 .456 18 4 32 1 .381 3 1 2 - 62 4 0 1.0002015 .291 36 35 110 27 32 10 1 2 17 50 .455 23 5 20 4 .429 2 1 8 1 154 16 2 .988TOTAL .271 97 85 284 59 77 18 1 7 54 118 .415 50 10 67 5 .391 6 3 11 1 326 31 5 .986

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robMARKSsenior · outfielder · revere, mass.6

JUNIOR SEASON · 2015· Appeared in 40 games for the Rams and finished the season batting .218 with 14 RBI, 11 homeruns and seven stolen bases· Knocked in two runs on a single and a double and added one run scored vs. St. John Fishe· Started in right field vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Notched an RBI single and a stolen base vs. New Jersey City· Singled twice and scored one run vs. Husson· Started in left field vs. Southern Maine· Scored one run on one hit vs. Penn. St.-Altoona· Made two plate appearances vs. Roger Williams· Singled and scored one run vs. Roger Williams· Started in left field vs. Fitchburg State· Made five plate appearances vs. MIT· Had four at bats vs. Salem State· Appeared in Suffolk’s 8-3 loss to Western New England as a pinch runner· Appeared in the Rams’ 9-0 victory over Anna Maria as a pinch runner· Recorded two hits, one RBI, a stolen base and one run scored vs. Anna Maria· Doubled at Endicott· Scored two runs vs. Lasell· Started in left field at Rivier and batted in a run· Had two at bats at Johnson & Wales· Knocked in one run at Johnson & Wales· Tallied a single, a stolen base and a run scored vs. Albertus Magnus· Made two plate appearances vs. Albertus Magnus· Played right field at Rivier· Knocked in a run on a single vs. Norwich· Recorded a single, one run scored and one RBI vs. Norwich· Singled and batted in a run at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Notched two RBI and a single at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Tallied a double, one run scored and one RBI vs. Albertus Magnus· Singled and recorded a stolen base at Johnson & Wales· Made four plate appearances vs. St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Started in left field vs. Johnson & Wales· Tallied three hits, two RBI and two stolen bases vs. Johnson & Wales· Made five plate appearances vs. Salve Regina· Appeared in the Rams’ 14-13 loss to Mass.-Dartmouth as a pinch hitter· Made three plate appearances vs. Williams· Scored one run and recorded one hit vs. Williams· Singled at Newbury· Had three at bats at Newbury· Played right field at Endicott· Singled in back-to-back games vs. Southern Maine and MIT

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2014· Played in 39 games for the Rams and finished the season batting .308 with 24 RBI, 29 runs scored and nine stolen bases· Scored one run in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Singled at Roger Williams· Made two plate appearances at TCNJ· Knocked in a run and scored another vs. Wartburg· Scored one run vs. Thomas Moore…Doubled vs. Husson· Tallied a hit, a run and a stolen base vs. Husson· Hit an RBI single vs. Wm. Paterson· Notched two hits and a run scored at Wheaton (Mass.)· Singled at Rhode Island College· Had three at bats at Salem State· Recorded a single, two RBI and a stolen base vs. Rivier· Singled twice, knocked in two runs and added a stolen base vs. Rivier· Made three plate appearances at Lasell· Recorded three RBI, two hits and two runs scored at Lasell· Scored two runs and added a stolen base at Anna Maria· Finished with one RBI, three hits and two runs scored at Anna Maria· Tallied one run scored, a double and two stolen bases at Albertus Magnus· Doubled and scored one run at Albertus Magnus· Recorded one stolen base, a single and two runs scored at Endicott· Scored two runs and knocked in another on a single vs. Norwich· Stole a base vs. Norwich· Notched a stolen base vs. Johnson & Wales· Tallied a double, a single and four RBI vs. Johnson & Wales· Knocked in a run on a single at Eastern Conn. State· Scored two runs and singled twice vs. St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Made three plate appearances vs. St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Batted in one run vs. Babson· Had three at bats vs. Johnson & Wales· Started in right field vs. St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Knocked in a run on a single vs. Johnson & Wales· Started in right field at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Scored two runs and singled twice at Williams· Had three hits and scored two runs vs. MIT· Knocked in two runs on two hits and scored two more runs vs. Bates· Made four plate appearances vs. Bates· Batted in three runs on three hits and scored two runs vs. Lasell· Had three at bats vs. Salve Regina· Recorded two hits, two runs scored and one RBI at Roger Williams

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2013· Appeared in 18 games for the Rams and finished the season batting .250 with one RBI and three runs scored· Played left field in the Rams’ 7-1 win over FDU-Florham

CAREER 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 .250 18 0 8 3 2 - - - 1 2 .250 1 2 1 - .455 - - - 2 1 0 0 1.0002014 .308 39 37 120 29 37 4 - - 24 41 .342 16 4 11 1 .407 - 4 9 2 48 0 0 1.0002015 .218 40 34 110 11 24 3 - - 14 27 .245 10 10 16 1 .333 2 5 7 2 47 1 1 .980TOTAL .265 97 71 238 43 63 7 - - 39 70 .294 27 16 28 2 .375 2 9 16 6 96 1 1 .990

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julienPLANAsenior · outfielder · miami, fla.20

JUNIOR SEASON · 2015· Appeared in 38 games for the Rams and finished the season batting .223 with one homerun, 11 RBI and 11 runs scored· Singled vs. St. John Fisher· Had two hits vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Made five plate appearances vs. New Jersey City· Scored one run on as many hits vs. Husson· Singled and scored two runs vs. Southern Maine· Knocked in a run vs. Southern Maine· Batted in one run on a single vs. Roger Williams· Had one at bat vs. Roger Williams· Played right field for the Rams vs. Fitchburg State· Notched one hit at MIT· Singled once vs. Western New England· Recorded one RBI vs. Anna Maria· Hit a homerun and brought home another run vs. Anna Maria· Started as the designated hitter for the Rams at Endicott· Made three plate appearances vs. Lasell· Recorded a double, a single, one run scored and one RBI at Rivier· Had three at bats at Johnson & Wales· Knocked in a run on a single and added another run scored at Johnson & Wales· Tallied one run scored, a single and one RBI vs. Albertus Magnus· Scored one run and knocked in two more on two hits vs. Albertus Magnus· Singled vs. Lasell· Had one hit at Rivier· Made six plate appearances at Eastern Conn. State· Started as the designated hitter for Suffolk vs. Norwich· Singled vs. Norwich· Recorded one hit at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Scored one run on two hits at St. Joseph’s (Me.)· Notched a single, a double and a run scored vs. Albertus Magnus· Knocked in one run on a single at Johnson & Wales· Made six plate appearances vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored one run on one hit vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Williams· Singled vs. Southern Maine· Had three at bats vs. MIT

CAREER 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%2015 .223 38 34 121 11 27 2 - 1 11 32 .264 16 2 8 3 .324 - 3 - - 0 0 0 - TOTAL .223 38 34 121 11 27 2 - 1 11 32 .264 16 2 8 3 .324 - 3 - - 0 0 0 -

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kyleTURNERsenior · right handed pitcher · nashua, n.h.17

JUNIOR SEASON · 2015· Made three starts in four appearances and finished the season 0-2 with an 8.16 ERA and 10 strikeouts· Pitched seven innings in the season opener vs. St. John Fisher and struck out seven batters· Threw for 3.2 innings vs. Southern Maine· Struck out two batters in 1.2 innings pitched at Newbury· Pitched three innings at Endicott


2015 8.16 0 2 4 3 - - 0 14.1 20 19 13 6 10 2 1 1 59 .339 2 8 - - 2TOTAL 8.16 0 2 4 3 - - 0 14.1 20 19 13 6 10 2 1 1 59 .339 2 8 - - 2

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kevinBELSKIEjunior · 1b · norristown, pa.21

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Started three games in 11 appearances for the Rams and finished the season batting .071 with three runs scored· Appeared in Suffolk’s 16-1 loss to Concordia (Ill.) as a pinch hitter· Pinch hit in the Rams 7-2 victory over New Jersey City· Scored one run vs. Southern Maine· Singled vs. Fitchburg State· Made one place appearance at MIT· Pinch hit for the Rams at Endicott· Suited up for the Rams at Rivier· Had one at bat vs. Albertus Magnus· Scored two runs at Salve Regina· Made two plate appearances vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Pinch hit for the Rams at Endicott

CAREER 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%2015 .071 11 3 14 3 1 - - - 0 1 .071 1 3 4 - .278 - - - - 10 1 3 .786 TOTAL .071 11 3 14 3 1 - - - 0 1 .071 1 3 4 - .278 - - - - 10 1 3 .786

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mattBRENNERjunior · CATCHER · ELIOT, MAINE7

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Started 14 of the 15 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .208 with one homerun, nine RBI and 10 runs scored· Knocked in a run on a single in the season opener vs. St. John Fisher· Made four plate appearances vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Batted in two runs on a single vs. Husson· Homered vs. Southern Maine and finished the game with three total hits, two runs scored and four RBI· Scored one run vs. Southern Maine· Doubled and scored three runs vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Batted in a run vs. Roger Williams· Started as the designated hitter vs. Roger Williams· Singled vs. Fitchburg State· Doubled and scored two runs at MIT· Started at catcher vs. Salem State· Made four plate appearances vs. Western New England· Made the start behind the plate vs. Anna Maria· Had one at bat at Endicott· Recorded one RBI, two hits and two runs scored vs. Lasell

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Started in 32 of the 36 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .318 with 19 RBI, 20 runs scored and one stolen base· Singled in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy · Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Roger Williams· Knocked in one run and tallied two hits at TCNJ· Scored one run vs. Wartburg· Recorded two singles, one double and two RBI vs. Thomas Moore· Made three plate appearances vs. Husson· Scored one run vs. Husson· Finished with three RBI, two hits and one run scored vs. Wm. Patterson· Made six plate appearances vs. Wheaton (Mass.)· Doubled and scored one run at Rhode Island College· Scored one run on one hit at Salem State· Hit an RBI double vs. Rivier· Scored one run vs. Rivier· Started at catcher at Lasell· Singled twice and scored two runs at Anna Maria· Knocked in two runs on two hits and stole a base at Albertus Magnus· Tallied a single, one run scored and one RBI at Endicott· Made two plate appearances vs. Norwich· Singled vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored two runs on one hit vs. Johnson & Wales· Doubled and scored a run at Eastern Conn. State

· Recorded three RBI on three hits and scored two runs vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Started at catcher vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Made the start behind the plate vs. Babson· Singled twice and knocked in a run vs. Johnson & Wales· Made two plate appearances vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Doubled and scored two runs vs. Johnson & Wales· Made the start behind the plate for the Rams at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Singled at Williams· Had three at bats vs. MIT· Scored one run and hit a single and a double vs. Bates· Suited up for the Rams vs. Bates· Tallied two RBI, two doubles, two singles and three runs scored vs. Lasell· Singled and knocked in a run vs. Salve Regina· Recorded two RBI and two hits at Roger Williams

CAREER 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 .318 36 32 110 20 35 8 - - 19 43 .391 16 8 17 2 .434 2 2 1 2 121 9 2 .9852015 .208 15 14 48 10 10 2 - 1 9 15 .313 6 4 11 - .339 1 1 - 1 78 4 2 .976TOTAL .285 51 46 158 30 45 10 1 1 28 58 .380 22 12 28 2 .405 3 3 1 3 199 13 4 .981

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· ALL-GNAC SECOND TEAM SELECTION IN 2014· ALL-GNAC TOURNAMENT TEAM IN 2014

· ECAC TOURNAMENT MVP IN 2014

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seanCAMERONjunior · infield · milford, conn.1

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Played in 30 games for the Rams and finished the season batting .270 with 14 RBI, 15 runs scored and three stolen bases· Scored one run on one hit in the season opener vs. St. John Fisher· Singled vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Knocked in two runs on a single vs. New Jersey City· Made three plate appearances vs. Husson· Had one hit vs. Southern Maine· Hit an RBI single vs. Southern Maine· Started at shortstop vs. Roger Williams· Scored one run on one hit vs. Roger Williams· Hit a double and a single vs. Fitchburg State· Made the start at shortstop for the Rams at MIT· Had three at bats vs. Salem State· Started at shortstop vs. Western New England· Scored three runs on two hits and recorded one RBI vs. Anna Maria· Hit an RBI double and scored one run vs. Anna Maria· Singled and stole a base at Endicott· Tallied a single, double, five RBI and one stolen base vs. Lasell· Recorded a triple, a single, one RBI and two runs scored at Johnson & Wales· Scored two runs on two hits at Johnson & Wales· Hit two doubles, knocked in one run and scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus· Recorded two hits, two runs scored and one RBI vs. Albertus Magnus· Made three plate appearances vs. Lasell· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Williams· Had two at bats vs. Newbury· Scored one run and stole a base at Newbury· Was up to bat twice at Endicott· Hit an RBI single and scored a run at Endicott· Made four plate appearances vs. Southern Maine· Singled vs. MIT

CAREER 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%2015 .270 30 30 89 15 24 6 1 - 14 32 .360 5 5 13 2 .343 - 4 3 - 38 82 7 .945TOTAL .270 30 30 89 15 24 6 1 - 14 32 .360 5 5 13 2 .343 - 4 3 - 38 82 7 .945

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timCONROYjunior · left handed pitcher · arlington, mass.13

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Made four starts in six appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 0-3 with a 10.26 ERA and seven strikeouts· Recorded a loss vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Pitched five innings vs. Roger Williams and recorded the loss· Threw for 3.2 innings vs. Albertus Magnus and struck out two batters· Struck out three batters in four innings pitched vs. Norwich· Appeared on the mound for 0.1 innings at Newbury· Recorded the loss at Endicott

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Made seven starts in nine appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 4-3 with 24 strikeouts and a 4.20 ERA· Recorded the loss at TCNJ in 1.1 innings pitched · Notched the win at Rhode Island College in 1.1 innings pitched· Threw for two innings vs. Rivier and struck out three batters· Recorded the win at Lasell pitching a complete game and striking out five batters· Notched a loss at Endicott in five innings pitched· Earned a win at Eastern Conn. State in eight innings pitched with three strikeouts· Threw for 7.1 innings vs. Johnson & Wales· Pitched six innings vs. MIT and struck out five batters· Recorded a win at Roger Williams after pitching a complete game and striking out three batters


2014 4.2 4 3 9 7 1 - 0 45 49 23 21 16 24 10 2 1 168 .292 1 4 5 2 22015 10.26 0 3 6 4 - - 0 16.2 33 25 19 11 7 7 1 - 81 .407 2 3 1 1 2TOTAL 5.88 4 6 15 11 1 - 0 61.2 82 48 40 27 31 17 3 1 249 .329 3 7 6 3 4

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chuckGIBSONjunior · right handed pitcher · malden, mass.9

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Started seven games in 11 appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 2-4 with a 3.14 ERA and 26 strikeouts· Recorded a loss vs. Husson in 4.1 innings pitched· Notched a win vs. Roger Williams and pitched a complete game· Struck out two batters in one inning pitched at MIT· Threw for 0.2 innings vs. Salem State· Recorded a loss at Endicott in 7.1 innings pitched· Struck out six batters in six innings pitched at Johnson & Wales and recorded a loss· Threw for 4.2 innings, struck out five batters and recorded a loss at Rivier· Earned a win vs. Albertus Magnus and threw for six innings· Pitched six innings vs. Johnson & Wales· Threw for four innings at Newbury· Pitched 1.2 innings at Endicott

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Made two starts in 10 appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 3-0 with a 3.82 ERA and 12 strikeouts· Threw for 1.1 innings in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Pitched 2.1 innings at TCNJ· Threw for one inning vs. Wm. Patterson· Struck out one batter in one inning at Rhode Island College· Notched the victory at Anna Maria and pitched a complete game· Recorded a win over Johnson & Wales in 2.1 innings pitched· Threw for 0.2 innings vs. Babson· Struck out five batters in 5.2 innings vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Earned the win over Bates in six innings pitched


2014 3.82 3 0 10 2 1 - 0 30.2 29 16 13 11 12 7 2 1 115 .252 2 4 1 3 22015 3.14 2 4 11 7 1 - 0 48.2 50 24 17 18 26 10 2 2 193 .259 - 6 - 1 2TOTAL 3.44 5 4 21 9 2 - 0 78.4 79 40 30 29 38 17 4 3 308 .257 2 10 1 4 4

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bjNEILjunior · infield · lynnfield, mass.3

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Started in 35 of the 36 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .253 with four RBI, nine runs scored and seven stolen bases· Played second base for the Rams vs. Husson· Scored one run vs. Southern Maine· Singled and scored two runs vs. Roger Williams· Suited up for the Rams vs. Roger Williams· Recorded one hit vs. Fitchburg State· Made two plate appearances at MIT· Started at second base at Salem State· Saw two at bats vs. Western New England· Recorded a single, a double, one RBI, three runs scored and a stolen base vs. Anna Maria· Stole a base vs. Anna Maria· Singled at Endicott· Made two plate appearances vs. Lasell· Started at second base at Rivier· Had two at bats at Johnson & Wales· Singled vs. Albertus Magnus· Scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus· Suited up for the Rams vs. Lasell· Started at second base at Rivier· Singled twice and notched a stolen base at Eastern Conn. State· Made two plate appearances vs. Norwich· Singled and stole a base vs. Norwich· Started at second base at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Recorded one hit and one stolen base at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Singled vs. Albertus Magnus· Notched two hits at Johnson & Wales· Had two at bats vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Tallied a single, one run scored and one stolen base vs. Johnson & Wales· Made four plate appearances vs. Johnson & Wales· Knocked in one run on a double and scored one run vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Suited up for the Rams vs. Williams· Started at second base vs. Williams· Singled at Newbury· Hit a double at Newbury· Tallied two hits and a stolen base at Endicott· Made two plate appearances at Endicott· Recorded a single vs. MIT

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Appeared in 17 games for the Rams and tallied six runs and two stolen bases· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Roger Williams· Played third base vs. Husson

· Made one plate appearance at Wheaton (Mass.)· Scored one run at Lasell· Made one plate appearance in each of back-to-back games at Albertus Magnus· Scored one run vs. Norwich· Tallied a run scored vs. Johnson & Wales· Appeared in Suffolk’s 11-2 victory over Johnson & Wales as a pinch runner· Stole one base at Eastern Conn. State· Was a pinch runner vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Made one plate appearance vs. Babson · Stole a base and scored a run vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored one run at Williams· Tallied one run scored vs. Bates· Played center field vs. Lasell

CAREER 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 .000 17 0 4 6 0 - - - 0 0 .000 - - 1 - .000 - - 2 - 4 0 0 1.0002015 .253 36 35 79 9 20 3 - - 4 23 .291 11 3 16 3 .366 - 5 7 2 48 72 7 .945TOTAL .287 84 84 251 29 72 10 2 0 34 86 .343 10 0 20 0 .311 3 1 1 1 512 32 11 .980

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lukeRONCHIjunior · outfield · randolph, n.j.5

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Started in all 35 games he appeared in for the Rams in the outfield and finished the season batting .171 with one homerun, nine RBI, 15 runs scored and seven stolen bases· Homered in the season opener vs. St. John Fisher and finished the game with a total of two hits, two RBI and two runs scored· Singled vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Recorded three stolen bases, one hit and two runs scored vs. New Jersey City· Singled vs. Husson· Doubled and scored a run vs. Southern Maine· Hit an RBI single vs. Southern Maine· Recorded a hit, a run and a stolen base vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Roger Williams· Made two plate appearances at MIT· Singled and stole a base vs. Salem State· Scored a run vs. Western New England· Knocked in two runs on a single vs. Anna Maria· Started in right field vs. Anna Maria· Made three plate appearances at Endicott· Singled at Johnson & Wales· Scored a run at Johnson & Wales· Knocked in a run vs. Albertus Magnus· Stole one base vs. Albertus Magnus· Scored one run on two hits vs. Lasell· Started in right field at Rivier· Made six plate appearances at Eastern Conn. State· Had three at bats vs. Norwich· Scored two runs on two hits vs. Norwich· Was up to bat twice at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Singled at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Hit two doubles, knocked in one run and scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus· Started in right field at Johnson & Wales· Suited up for the Rams in right field vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Singled and knocked in a run vs. Johnson & Wales· Notched one hit vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored one run and batted in another vs. Mas..-Dartmouth· Made three plate appearances at Endicott· Stole one base, scored one run and singled once at Endicott· Started in right field vs. Southern Maine

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Started 23 of the 25 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .278 with two

homeruns, 13 RBI, 17 runs scored and four stolen bases· Suited up for the Rams in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Hit an RBI single vs. Roger Williams· Recorded two hits at Roger Williams· Singled and scored a run at TCNJ· Knocked in a run on a double vs. Wartburg· Scored two runs on one hit vs. Thomas Moore· Recorded two hits vs. Husson· Scored one run and recorded one RBI vs. Husson· Tallied three hits and one run scored vs. Wm. Patterson· Scored two runs at Wheaton (Mass.)· Reached home once at Rhode Island College· Tallied two RBI, two runs scored and one hit at Rhode Island College· Made four plate appearances at Salem State· Knocked in two runs on one hit, stole one base and scored one run vs. Rivier· Stole two bases and singled vs. Rivier· Doubled and scored a run at Lasell· Had two hits and scored one run at Lasell· Hit an RBI double at Anna Maria..· Made four plate appearances at Anna Maria· Homered at Albertus Magnus and finished the game with a total of two RBI, two hits, one stolen base and one run scored· Recorded a single, one RBI and two runs scored at Albertus Magnus· Had four at bats at Endicott· Homered vs. Norwich· Tallied two hits vs. Norwich· Singled vs. Johnson & Wales

CAREER 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 .278 25 23 90 17 25 4 - 2 13 35 .389 7 5 13 2 .356 2 5 4 - 34 1 3 .9212015 .171 35 35 123 15 21 3 - 1 9 27 .220 8 1 23 5 .227 - 2 7 1 72 0 2 .973TOTAL .216 60 58 213 32 46 7 - 3 22 62 .291 15 6 36 7 .284 2 7 11 1 106 1 5 .955

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wyattSTANLEYjunior · left Handed pitcher · placentia, calif.16

SOPHOMORE SEASON · 2015· Made one start in seven appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 1-0 with an 11.25 ERA and five strikeouts· Pitched one inning vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Threw for one inning vs. Roger Williams· Was on the mound for 0.1 innings vs. Fitchburg State· Suited up for the Rams vs. Salem State· Notched the win vs. Norwich striking out three batters in two innings· Pitched 3.1 innings vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Threw for 0.1 innings vs. Endicott

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Made three appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season with a 13.50 ERA· Suited up for the Rams vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Threw for one inning vs. Lasell· Pitched 0.1 innings vs. Babson


2014 13.5 0 0 3 0 - - 0 1.1 1 3 2 4 0 - - - 5 .200 - 1 - - -2015 11.25 1 0 7 1 - - 0 8 9 12 10 7 5 3 - 1 32 .281 1 3 - - -TOTAL 11.89 1 0 10 1 - - 0 9.1 10 15 12 11 5 3 - 1 37 .270 1 4 - - -

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bradyCHANTsophomore · outfielder · warwick, r.i.

CAREER 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%2015 .283 42 36 138 20 39 7 1 - 14 48 .348 9 1 36 2 .329 1 1 8 4 88 3 1 .989TOTAL .283 42 36 138 20 39 7 1 - 14 48 .348 9 1 36 2 .329 1 1 8 4 88 3 1 .989

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2015· Started in 36 of the 42 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .283 with 14 RBI, 20 runs and eight stolen bases· Suited up for the Rams in the season opener St. John Fisher· Appeared as a pinch hitter vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Played right field vs. New Jersey City· Singled vs. Southern Maine

· Notched one stolen base vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Suited up for the Rams vs. Roger Williams· Hit two doubles and knocked in a run vs. Roger Williams· Made four plate appearances vs. Fitchburg State· Played center field at MIT· Singled twice and scored a run vs. Salem State

· Made four plate appearances vs. Western New England· Scored a run on one hit in each of back-to-back games vs. Anna Maria

· Singled at Endicott· Recorded one RBI, one run scored, one hit and one stolen base vs. Lasell

· Tallied four stolen bases, two hits, one RBI and one run scored at Rivier· Singled at Johnson & Wales· Started in center field at Johnson & Wales· Suited up for the Rams in center field vs. Albertus Magnus· Recorded one stolen base, two hits, two runs scored and one RBI vs. Albertus Magnus· Made three plate appearances vs. Lasell· Had two at bats at Rivier· Hit a triple and a sinlge at Eastern Conn. State and notched two RBI and two runs scored· Made three plate appearances vs. Norwich· Scored one run vs. Norwich· Recorded two runs scored on three hits at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Started in center field at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Knocked in two runs on a single, scored one run and added a stolen base vs. Albertus Magnus· Batted in one run on two hits and scored one run at Johnson & Wales· Singled twice, knocked in a run and added one run scored vs. Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Made five plate appearances vs. Johnson & Wales· Hit a single and a double, scored one run and added a stolen base vs. Johnson & Wales· Scored one run on two hits vs. Salve Regina· Recorded three hits, three RBI and two runs scored vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Singled in each of back-to-back games vs. Williams

· Tallied one hit in e ach of back-to-back games at Newbury· Hit a double at Endicott· Singled and scored one run at Endicott· Made four plate appearances vs. Southern Maine· Singled vs. MIT

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COILEYsophomore · outfielder · arlington, mass.

CAREER 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%2015 .275 29 21 69 10 19 1 2 - 7 24 .348 8 1 19 1 .354 1 3 3 2 36 1 2 .949TOTAL .275 29 21 69 10 19 1 2 - 7 24 .348 8 1 19 1 .354 1 3 3 2 36 1 2 .949

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2015· Started 21 of 29 games he appeared in for the Rams and finished the season batting .275 with seven RBI, 10 runs scored and three stolen bases· Appeared as a pinch hitter vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Recorded three stolen bases, one RBI, two hits and two runs scored vs. New Jersey City· Hit an RBI double vs. Husson· Singled and knocked in a run vs. Southern Maine· Notched two hits and a run scored vs. Southern Maine· Singled twuce vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Knocked in a run vs. Roger Williams· Made three plate appearances vs. Fitchburg State· Singled at MIT· Suited up for the Rams vs. Salem State· Made four plate appearances vs. Western New England· Appeared in Suffolk’s 9-0 win over Anna Maria· Had three at bats vs. Lasell· Knocked in a run on a triple and scored one run at Rivier· Singled and scored a run vs. Albertus Magnus· Batted in one run vs. Lasell· Started in left field at Eastern Conn. State· Appeared as a pinch hitter in Suffolk’s 7-4 win over Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Played right field vs. Albertus Magnus· Appeared as a pinch runner in Suffolk’s 7-5 win at Johnson & Wales and scored one run· Scored one run on two hits vs. Salve Regina· Scored three runs, batted in one run and had two hits vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Singled vs. Williams· Made three plate appearances vs. Williams· Singled at Newbury· Started in right field at Newbury· Saw two at bats at Endicott· Singled twice at Endicott· Played right field vs. MIT

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· 9TH IN A SINGLE-SEASON FOR FIELD% - .981 (47-6-1) IN 2015· GNAC FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE (2015)· GNAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK (APRIL 6, 2015)· ECAC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK (APRIL 7, 2015)· NFCA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR ATHLETE (2015)· TWO-TIME AD HONOR ROLL SELECTION (2015 SPRING; 2015 FALL)

· GNAC First Team All-Conference (2015)· GNAC Rookie of the Week (2015)· ECAC Rookie of the Week (2015)· NFCA Academic All-American (2015)

alecCOSTANZAsophomore · infielder · revere, mass.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2015· Made five starts in 12 appearances for the Rams and finished the season batting .063 with three runs scored· Suited up for the Rams vs. Southern Maine· Started at shortstop vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Made one plate appearance vs. Western New England· Scored one run vs. Albertus Magnus· Started at shortstop at Rivier· Appeared in back-to-back games vs. Norwich· Suited up for the Rams at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)· Played shortstop in Suffolk’s 4-3 win over Johnson & Wales· Scored one run vs. Salve Regina· Appeared in Suffolk’s 1-0 loss to Williams· Singled and scored a run at Endicott

8CAREER 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%2015 .063 12 5 13 3 1 - - - 0 1 0.63 1 - 3 - .118 - - - - 11 17 3 .903TOTAL .063 12 5 13 3 1 - - - 0 1 0.63 1 - 3 - .118 - - - - 11 17 3 .903

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FLAXsophomore · right handed pitcher · wyckoff, n.j.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2015· Started six games in eight appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 3-4 with one save, 23 strikeouts and a 4.06 ERA· Earned the save vs. New Jersey City in six innings pitched with six strikeouts· Recorded the win vs. Penn St.-Altoona in five innings pitched and struck out three batters· Tallied a loss vs. Western New England in eight innings pitched with four strikeouts· Notched the win over Johnson & Wales and pitched a complete game· Earned the victory over Saint Joseph’s (Me.) in 6.2 innings pitched· Recorded a loss vs. Johnson & Wales in 6.1 innings with four strikeouts

· Pitched six innings at Newbury and recorded the loss· Threw for 1.1 innings at Endicott and earned a loss

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2015 4.06 3 4 8 6 2 - 1 44.1 49 25 20 12 23 10 1 1 178 .275 2 6 - 3 5TOTAL 4.06 3 4 8 6 2 - 1 44.1 49 25 20 12 23 10 1 1 178 .275 2 6 - 3 5

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markFUSCOsophomore · right handed pitcher · medford, mass.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Made 14 appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season with one save, a 3.00

ERA and 15 strikeouts· Struck out two batters in as many innings in the season opener vs. Gwynedd Mercy· Threw for 2.1 innings vs. Wartburg and struck out two batters· Notched one strikeout in one inning pitched vs. Wm. Patterson· Threw for four innings and struck out one batter at Wheaton (Mass.)· Notched the save at Salem State in one inning pitched

· Recorded one strikeout in one inning pitched vs. Rivier· Threw for 0.2 innings at Albertus Magnus and struck out one batter· Sat down one batter in 1.2 innings vs. Norwich· Pitched one inning and struck out two batters· Threw for 0.2 innings vs. Babson and notched one strikeout

· Appeared in Suffolk’s 11-3 win over Johnson & Wales· Pitched one inning at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)

· Threw for two innings and sat down one batter vs. MIT· Recorded two strikeouts in 1.1 innings pitched vs. Bates

14CAREER sTATIsTICs - pITCHINGYEAR ERA W L App Gs CG sHO sv Ip H R ER BB sO 2B 3B HR Bf BAvG Wp HBp Bk sfA sHA

2104 4.06 3 4 8 6 2 - 1 44.1 49 25 20 12 23 10 1 1 178 .275 2 6 - 3 5TOTAL 4.06 3 4 8 6 2 - 1 44.1 49 25 20 12 23 10 1 1 178 .275 2 6 - 3 5

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PORDESsophomore · right handed pitcher · hawthorn, calif.34ryan

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gregSPELITIOSsophomore · 1b · salem, mass.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2014· Started four of the 23 games he appeared in and finished the season batting .133 with nine RBI, one run scored and one stolen base· Suited up for the Rams vs. Concordia (Ill.)· Knocked in one run vs. Husson· Notched four RBI, one stolen base and two hits vs. Penn St.-Altoona· Appeared in Suffolk’s 3-2 win over Roger Williams as a pinch hitter· Played first base vs. Fitchburg State· Appeared as a pinch hitter at MIT· Made one plate appearance vs. Salem State· Knocked in two runs on a single vs. Western New England

· Pinch hit in Suffolk’s 5-1 loss to Endicott· Had one at bat vs. Lasell

· Knocked in one run at Rivier· Made one plate appearance at Johnson & Wales

· Suited up for the Rams vs. Albertus Magnus· Appeared as a pinch hitter vs. Lasell

· Started in left field at Rivier· Suited up for the Rams at Saint Joseph’s (Me.)

· Knocked in a run on a double vs. Albertus Magnus· Had one at bat vs. Johnson & Wales· Made four plate appearances vs. Salve Regina· Scored one run vs. Mass.-Dartmouth· Suited up for the Rams vs. Williams· Started as the designated hitter at Newbury· Appeared as a pinch hitter at Endicott

22CAREER 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%2015 .133 23 4 30 1 4 1 - - 9 5 .167 5 - 5 1 .250 1 - 1 1 5 1 1 .857TOTAL .133 23 4 30 1 4 1 - - 9 5 .167 5 - 5 1 .250 1 - 1 1 5 1 1 .857

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2015 5.20 0 3 8 3 - - 1 27.2 30 20 16 10 21 6 2 - 101 .297 1 3 1 3 5TOTAL 5.20 0 3 8 3 - - 1 27.2 30 20 16 10 21 6 2 - 101 .297 1 3 1 3 5

WALRODsophomore · left handed pitcher · dedham, mass.

FRESHMAN SEASON · 2015· Made three starts in eight appearances on the mound for the Rams and finished the season 0-3 with a 5.20 ERA, one save and 21 strikeouts· Struck out five batters in 4.2 innings vs. Husson· Recorded a loss vs. Fitchburg State in five innings pitched with four strikeouts· Threw for three innings vs. Salem State and recorded the loss· Pitched 1.2 innings at Endicott· Recorded a loss vs. Lasell pitching for six innings and striking out four batters· Notched the save vs. Albertus Magnus in three innings pitched with four strikeouts· Threw for 2.2 innings vs. Johnson & Wales· Pitched 1.2 innings vs. Mass.-Dartmouth and struck out one batter

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15freshman · right handed pitcher · shrewsbury, mass.33charlesBATCHEDLER FRASCA

jakefreshman · infield ·pitcher · darien, conn.

SCHIMCHAKfreshman · utility · ramsey, n.j.1928

trevorfreshman · infield · flanders, n.j.LEE

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HIGGINSfreshman · infield · north attleboro mass.24GROGAN

freshman · outfielder · morristown, n.j.36kevinzack

austinSTANSBURYfreshman · catcher · lebanon, n.j.35SINATRA

freshman · left handed pitcher · east boston, mass.18kevin

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ZELLfreshman · right handed pitcher · marion, mass.44

darioVITAGLIANOfreshman · right handed pitcher · manchester, n.h.32

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THE LAST TIME THE RAMS

Scored 10+ Runs ...................................13 vs. UMass Dartmouth, April 30, 2015, L 14-13

Scored 15+ Runs .............................................. 26 vs. Norwich, April 24, 2013, W 26-6 #

Scored 20+ Runs............................................. 26 vs. Norwich, April 24, 2013, W 26-6 #

Gave Up 10+Runs .................................14 vs. UMass Dartmouth, April 30, 2015, L 14-13

Gave Up 15+ Runs ..........................................16 vs. Concordia (Ill.), March 7, 2015, L 16-1

Gave Up 20+ Runs ..................... 21 vs. St. Joseph’s (Maine), April 25, 2009, W 22-21 *

Had 10+ Hits ..........................................13 vs. UMass Dartmouth, April 30, 2015, L 14-13

Had 15+ Hits ..................................................................... 18 vs. Lasell, May 7, 2014, W 14-3

Had 20+ Hits .................................................... 28 vs. Norwich, April 24, 2013, W 26-6 #

Went to Extra Innings................................................vs. Williams, May 2, 2015, L 1-0 (8)

Won in Extra Innings ...................... vs. Johnson & Wales, April 26, 2015, W 4-3 (13) $

Lost in Extra Innings ..................................................vs. Williams, May 2, 2015, L 1-0 (8)

Stole 5+ Bases in 1 Game .............................................. 6 at Rivier, April 20, 2015, L 11-10

2(+) Players Hit Home Runs in 1 Game

...............................................L. Ronchi & J.C. Collete vs. Norwich, April 12, 2014, W 12-4

Threw 10(+) Ks ........................................ 10 vs. Albertus Magnus, April 12, 2015, W 3-2

Threw 15(+) Ks ....................................................... 18 at Emerson, March 30, 2013, W 4-2

Drew 10(+) Walks ......................................11 vs. Roger Williams, March 13, 2015, W 3-2

No-Hitter ................J. Mendez vs. Lasell, April 7, 2012, 7IP, 10 K, 1BB, 22 Faced, W 3-0

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TEAM W L TAIC 1 0 -Albertus Magnus 32 7 -Albion 2 0 -Alleghany 2 1 -Amherst 2 10 -Anna Maria 8 1 -Anderson 0 2 -Aquinas 0 4 -Assumtpion 12 23 -Babson 18 25 -Baldwin Wallace 1 1 -Baptist 0 2 -Bates 10 3 1Becker 2 2 -Benedictine 1 0 -Bentley 14 13 -Boston College 1 2 -Boston State 5 5 -Boston University 3 8 -Bowdoin 1 8 -Brandeis 28 28 -Bridgeport 2 0 -Brdigewater STate 13 10 1Bryant 19 14 -Calvin 1 0 -Calvin Collidge 2 0 -Cambridge JC 1 0 -Chicago 0 1 -Clark 31 8 -Coast Guard 2 1 -Coe 1 0 -Colby 4 1 -Colby-Sawyer 1 4 -College of NJ 2 1 -Concordia 1 0 -Concordia (Ill.) 0 1 -Curry 28 7 -Dakota State 0 2 -Daniel Webster 22 0 -Denison 0 1 -Dickinson 1 0 -Eastern Conn. State 4 12 -Eastern Nazarene 28 4 -Edgewood 1 1 -Emerson 27 1 -Emory & Henry 1 0 -Endicott 7 12 -Fargo 1 0 -Farleigh Dickinson 3 1 -Fitchubrg State 19 8 -Fontbonne 1 0 -Fort Devens 0 2 -Framingham State 20 15 -Franklin & Marshall 0 2 -Geneva 2 1 -Gordon 15 0 -Gorham 2 0 -Goshen 1 0 -GWYNEDD MERCY 0 1 -Hamilton 2 0 -Hartford 7 14 -Harvard 1 3 -

TEAM W L T Harvard JV 3 3 -Hiram 1 0 -Hope 1 2 -Husson 4 2 -Johns Hopkins 1 3 -Johnson & Wales 30 16 -Keene State 1 2 -Keystone 1 1 -Knox 3 1 - Lasell 16 1 -Lowell 7 16 -Lowell State 9 1 -Lowell Teachers 3 0 -Lowell Tech 7 10 -Lowell Textile 1 1 -Macalester 3 0 -Maine 1 0 -Maryville 1 0 -Mass. Maritime 13 7 -MCLA 0 1 -Merrimack 8 6 -Messiah 1 0 -MIT 24 33 -Montclair State 1 1 -Muskingham 1 1 -Mt. St. Joseph 3 0 -Oswego State 0 1 -Nasson 10 3 -Naval District 0 1 -Nebraska Wesleyan 2 0 -New Bedford Textile 2 0 -Newbury 0 2 -Newman 1 0 -The College of New Jersey 0 1 -New Jersey City 2 0 -Newton JC 1 0 -Nichols 17 17 -Northeastern 1 2 -Norwich 32 1 -Penn State (Altoona) 1 0 -Penn State (Behrend) 1 0 -Pittsburgh Greensburg 1 0 -Plattsburgh State 1 0 -Plymouth State 1 0 -Quonsett Navel 2 0 -Ramapo 2 0 -Ripon 3 2 -Rivier 33 4 -Rhode Island College 15 13 -Robert Morris 1 0 -Rochester 0 1 -Roger Williams 6 6 -Rowan 0 4 -Salisbury 1 0 -Salem State 23 30 -Salve Regina 10 4 -Scranton 0 1 -Southern Connecticut 0 1 -Southern Maine 2 5 -Southern Vermont 15 0 -Spalding 0 0 1St. John Fisher 1 0 -

TEAM W L TSt. Joseph’s (Maine) 16 24 -St. Lawrence 3 3 -St. Michael’s 0 1 -St. Thomas 0 1 -Staley College 1 0 -Stevens 1 0 -Stonehill 10 7 -SUNY Farmingdale 1 1 -Tiffen 0 1 -Thomas More 1 1 -Transylvania 0 3 -Trinity 1 2 -Tufts 10 25 -Tusculum 1 0 -Wartburg 0 1 -Washington 1 0 -Webster 2 1 -Wentworth 20 6 -Wesleyan 0 3 -Western Conneticut 1 1 - Western New England 17 14 -Westfield State 2 3 -Westminster 0 1 -Wheaton 8 12 2Williams 4 2 -William Patterson 0 2 -Winthrop 0 2 -Wisconsin Oshkosh 1 0 -Wisconsin Stevens Point 0 1 -WPI 12 14 -Worcester College 0 1 -Worcester JC 2 0 -Worcester State 4 4 -Worcester Tech. 4 6 -UMass Boston 22 10 -UMass Dartmouth 6 21 -UMaine Farmington 13 1 -York 0 1 -Youngstown State 0 1 -

ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSYEAR COACH OVERALL CONFERENCE SEASON NOTES 1947 Charles Law 7-1 First Varsity Season1948 Charles Law 6-71949 Charles Law 6-71950 Charles Law 3-51951 Charles Law 5-21952 2-21953 1954 1-21955 3-7-11956 4-3-11957 7-61958 7-31959 7-51960 8-31961 5-71962 7-21963 1964 George Doucet 7-51965 George Doucet 4-81966 George Doucet 8-51967 George Doucet 6-61968 George Doucet 9-6 Division II1969 George Doucet 12-5 Division II1970 George Doucet 13-3 Division II1971 George Doucet 8-6 Division II1972 George Doucet 8-6 Division II1973 George Doucet1974 Tom Wlash 6-10 First Year Competing at DIII1975 Tom Walsh 6-121976 Tom Walsh 5-9-11977 Tom Walsh 5-151978 Tom Walsh 8-121979 Tom Walsh 11-71980 Tom Walsh 10-101981 Jim Willoughby (1-6)/Joe Walsh(4-9) 5-151982 Joe Walsh 8-121983 Joe Walsh 16-141984 Joe Walsh 15-101985 Joe Walsh 20-9 First 20-Win Season1986 Joe Walsh 19-111987 Joe Walsh 7-141988 Joe Walsh 10-161989 Joe Walsh 15-151990 Joe Walsh 16-8-11991 Joe Walsh 14-141992 Joe Walsh 21-121993 Joe Walsh 12-161994 Joe Walsh 19-131995 Joe Walsh 26-11 ECAC Tournament 1996 Cary McConnell 17-141997 Cary McConnell 14-141998 Cary McConnell 25-11 ECAC Tournament1999 Cary McConnell 24-12 ECAC Tournament2000 Cary McConnell 38-9 16-0 GNAC Joined GNAC · Pefect GNAC Season · GNAC Regular Season Champions · GNAC Champions · ECAC Tournament · ECAC DIII New England Champions · NCAA Regional2001 Cary McConnell 25-11-1 14-2 GNAC ECAC Tournament2002 Cary McConnell 27-14 14-2 GNAC GNAC Champions · NCAA Regional2003 Cary McConnell 26-14 13-3 GNAC ECAC Tournament2004 Cary McConnell 29-12 14-2 GNAC2005 Cary McConnell 30-12 13-1 GNAC GNAC Regular Season Champions · GNAC Champions · NCAA Regional2006 Cary McConnell 22-18 11-3 GNAC2007 Cary McConnell 23-17 11-3 GNAC ECAC Tournament2008 Cary McConnell 29-12 14-0 GNAC Pefect GNAC Season · GNAC Regular Season Champions2009 Cary McConnell 30-11 11-3 GNAC GNAC Champions · NCAA Regional2010 Cary McConnell 21-17 13-1 GNAC GNAC Regular Season Champions · ECAC Tournament2011 Cary McConnell 24-21 9-5 GNAC ECAC Tournament2012 Cary McConnell 20-24 11-5 GNAC2013 Cary McConnell 29-24 12-4 GNAC ECAC Tournament2014 Cary McConnell 26-14-1 12-2 GNAC GNAC Regular Season Champions · ECAC Tournament · ECAC DIII New England Champions2015 Anthony Del Prete 18-26 9-5 GNAC GNAC Champions · NCAA Tournament Appearance 69 Seasons 924-645-8 197-41 GNAC

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BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 100 AB) 1. MIKE BARNES .481 19902. TIM MURRAY .478 19943. MIKE MAGUIRE .454 20034. LARRY CHABRE .448 19845. JAKE CINTOLO .438 20116. TREVOR GRIMSHAW .436 20047. LARRY CHABRE .433 19858. BOBBY BARRETT .433 20109. MIKE CUNNINGHAM .430 201310. JARED LEACH .429 1998

HOME RUNS 1. JOE DUCA 13 2000 TAMAYO MANZANILLO 13 2004 · 20054. NICK MARTINHO 11 20065. DARWIN HERNANDEZ 10 1995 MIKE CUNNINGHAM 10 20137. MIKE HINOJOSA 9 1992 PAUL KNISELL 9 1999 GABE SOTO 9 1999 MIKE MAGUIRE 9 2005 NICK MARTINHO 9 2005 · 2008

DOUBLES 1. JAKE CINTOLO 18 20132. JOE DUCA 17 2000 JAKE CINTOLO 17 20124. MATT BATCEHLDER 16 2004 · 2005 KEITH CARTER 16 2009 JAKE CINTOLO 16 20118. DARWIN HERNANDEZ 15 1995 GABE SOTO 15 1999 MIKE ANASTASIA 15 2000 MARK ADDESA 15 2011

STOLEN BASES 1. MIKE MAGUIRE 36 20042. MIKE MAGUIRE 29 20033. RORY GENTILE 27 20094. ROB ZEYTOONIAN 25 19955. MIKE HINOJOSA 23 1992 · 1993 DARWIN HERNANDEZ 23 1995 MIKE MAGUIRE 23 2002 · 20058. MIKE HINOJOSA 22 1991 PAUL VITTOZZI 22 2009

HITS 1. JACK CINTOLO 77 20112. JOE DUCA 69 2000 MIKE MAGUIRE 69 20034. JAKE CINTOLO 68 20135. JARED LEACH 67 20006. JARED LEACH 67 19987. MIKE ANASTASIA 61 2000 BOBBY BARRETT 61 2010 DEVAN JONES 61 2011 JAKE CINTOLO 61 2012 MIKE CUNNINGHAM 61 2013

RBI 1. BOBBY BARRETT 68 20092. JOE DUCA 60 20003. DARWIN HERNANDEZ 55 19954. TAMAYO MANZANILLO 54 20045. NICK MARTINHO 53 20086. TAMAYO MANZANILLO 51 20057. JOE DUCA 48 2001

STEVE BUSBY 48 19969. JOE ROBILLARD 47 199810. GABE SOTO 45 1999 · 2000 JOE ROBILLARD 45 1999 DEVAN JONES 45 2011 CHRIS STANLEY 45 2013

RUNS SCORED 1. MIKE MAGUIRE 67 20032. MATT BATCHELDER 58 20043. MIKE MAGUIRE 56 20044. RORY GENTILE 55 20095. JARED LEACH 53 20006. JOE DUCA 52 2000 GABE SOTO 52 20008. MIKE MAGUIRE 50 2005 NICK MELCHIONNA 50 200010. JAKE CINTOLO 48 2011 GABE SOTO 48 2000

WALKS 1. NICK MELCHIONNA 47 20002. RORY GENTILE 43 20093. NICK MELCHIONNA 41 19994. RORY GENTILE 35 20085. KEITH CARTER 35 20096. MIKE MAGUIRE 31 2004 NICK MARTINHO 31 2008 MAC JACOBSON 31 20139. NICK MARTINHO 30 200710. MARC SWIRBALUS 29 1995

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WINS 1. PETER QUINN 11 20002. MAX NUNEZ 10 20003. SCOTT DUNN 9 19954. JEFF RUSSELL 8 1999 · 20006. JONATHAN RICHARD 7 2014 JUSTIN WASKIEWICZ 7 2005 DAN DELIA 7 2008 DENNIS LUTI 7 1994 · 1995 · 1996 REID JACKSON 7 2007 RONY MERCADO 7 2005 DAN DELIA 7 2009 MARC DOYLE 7 2009 RON CORBETT 7 1970 JOHN WOOD 7 1983

ERA (MIN. 50 IP) 1. RON CORBETT 0.63 19682. RON CORBETT 1.30 19703. MAX NUNEZ 1.38 20004. BUZZY BORDEN 1.40 19675. DAN DELIA 1.68 20086. C. O’BRIEN 1.78 19507. STEVE DURAN 1.75 20058. CARON 1.90 19649. JOHN DALTON 1.94 198410. RONY MERCADO 2.00 2006 MARSHALL 2.00 1986

COMPLETE GAMES 1. PETER QUINN 10 20002. MAX NUNEZ 9 2000 BUZZY BORDEN 9 19664. JOSH DESAI 7 2015 ALEX TORRES 7 20115. STEVE DURANT 6 2008 BUZZY BORDEN 6 1967 JEFF RUSSELL 6 2000 RON CORBETT 6 1970 ANTHONY DEL PRETE 6 2002 REID JACKSON 6 2009

SAVES 1. JOE ROBILLARD 5 19982. CAL CARROLL 4 2015 JHONNERIS MENDEZ 4 2010 RONY MERCADO 4 2003 FRANK TIERNEY 4 2013 ALEX HAKESLEY 4 20017. STENSON 3 1986 CAL CARROLL 3 2013 ANTHONY DEL PRETE 3 2002 BILLY WATERS 3 2002 DAN DELIA 3 2009 TOM KELLY 3 2007

STRIKEOUTS 1. PETER QUINN 121 20002. MAX NUNEZ 105 20003. JEFF RUSSELL 85 20004. TEDERMAN 83 19655. RON CORBETT 81 19686. PETER QUINN 80 1999 JEFF RUSSELL 80 19998. JOHN WOOD 76 19839. MAX NUNEZ 73 1999 BUZZY BORDEN 73 1966 RON CORBETT 73 1970

INNINGS PITCHED 1. PETER QUINN 95.0 20002. JEFF RUSSELL 89.0 20003. MAX NUNEZ 85.0 20004. SCOTT DUNN 82.2 19955. ALEX TORRESS 78.2 20116. JOHN WOOD 76.2 19837. STEVE DURANT 73.2 20088. JEFF RUSSELL 73.0 1999 ANTHONY DEL PRETE 73.0 2002 REID JACKSON 73.0 2009

APPEARANCES 1. CAL CARROLL 18 20132. DAN DELIA 17 2007 ALEX HAKESLEY 17 20014. JOE ROBILLARD 16 1998 JON SCOTT KOLLEK 16 2002 DENNIS LUTI 16 1994 BILLY WATERS 16 2001 DAN DELIA 16 20099. PETER QUINN 15 2000 TIM BELANGER 15 2001 JEFF RUSSELL 15 1999 DENNIS LUTI 15 1995

STRIKEOUTS/9 INN GAME (MIN. 50 IP) 1. TEDERMAN 13.75 (54.1 IP) 19652. RON CORBETT 12.71 (57.1 IP) 19683. MAX NUNEZ 11.53 (57.0 IP) 19994. PETER QUINN 11.46 (95.0 IP) 20005. BUZZY BORDEN 11.17 (58.0 IP) 19676. MAX NUNEZ 11.12 (85.0 IP) 20007. RONY MERCADO 10.80 (50.0 IP) 20048. PETER QUINN 10.59 (68.0 IP) 19999. RON CORBETT 10.25 (55.1 IP) 196910. JEFF RUSSELL 9.86 (73.0 IP) 1999

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BATTING AVERAGE (MIN. 200 AB) 1. JOE CLANCY .456 1982-852. MIKE BARNES .432 1990-913. DARWIN HERNANDEZ .407 1992-964. JOE DUCA .406 1999-015. LARRY CHABRE .395 1983-866. BOBBY BARRETT .385 2007-107. MIKE MAGUIRE .381 2002-058. JOE ROBBILARD .378 1998-999. TAMAYO MANZANILLO .377 2004-0510. JAKE CINTOLO .364 2011-14

RUNS SCORED 1. MIKE MAGUIRE 213 2002-052. JAKE CINTOLO 153 2011-143. JARED LEACH 152 1998-014. NICK MELCHIONNA 143 1998-00 MATT BATCHELDER 142 2003-05 NICK MARTINHO 142 2005-08 RORY GENTILE 142 2008-108. DEVAN JONES 141 2011-149. GABE SOTO 139 1997-0010. TREVOR GRIMSHAW 112 2003-06

DOUBLES 1. JAKE CINTOLO 62 2011-142. NICK MARTINHO 40 2005-083. GABE SOTO 39 1997-00 JON LORDAN 39 1983-865. MATT BATCHELDER 37 2003-056. KEVIN REEDY 36 2003-067. DEVAN JONES 35 2011-14 BOBBY BARRETT 35 2007-109. MIKE MAGUIRE 34 2002-0510. JOE DUCA 33 1991-01 LARRY CHABRE 33 1983-86

STOLEN BASES 1. MIKE MAGUIRE 111 2002-052. ROB ZEYTOONIAN 58 1992-953. RORY GENTILE 55 2008-104. TIM MURRAY 54 1991-945. MIKE HINOJOSA 45 1991-926. DARWIN HERNANDEZ 35 1994-95 NICK TRAVELYN 35 2008-118. PAUL VITTOZZI 32 2008-099. GREG DIMARCO 30 2005-0810. MATT BATCHELDER 29 2003-05 MIKE BARNES 29 1990-91

AT BATS 1. JAKE CINTOLO 654 2011-142. DEVAN JONES 614 2011-143. MIKE MAGUIRE 585 2002-054. JARED LEACH 574 1998-015. CHRIS STANELY 564 2010-136. NICK MARTINHO 536 2005-087. MARC EXARHOPOULOS 529 2003-078. TREVOR GRIMSHAW 521 2003-069. GABE SOTO 491 1997-0010. RYAN RACICOT 452 2000-03

HITS 1. JAKE CINTOLO 238 2011-142. MIKE MAGUIRE 223 2002-053. JARED LEACH 205 1998-014. DEVAN JONES 197 2011-145. TREVOR GRIMSHAW 192 2003-06

6. TIM MURRAY 188 1991-947. MARC EXARHOPOULOS 187 2003-078. NICK MARTINHO 186 2005-089. CHRIS STANLEY 185 2010-1310. GABE SOTO 175 1997-00

HOME RUNS 1. NICK MARTINHO 35 2005-082. TAMAYO MANZANILLO 26 2004-053. MIKE MAGUIRE 22 2002-05 KRIS STOKES 22 2001-045. GABE SOTO 20 1997-006. JOE DUCA 19 1999-017. MIKE LIGHTBODY 16 1989-928. LARRY CHABRE 14 1983-86 MIKE TURILLI 14 1984-87 STEVE BUSBY 14 1995-97

RBI 1. NICK MARTINHO 151 2005-082. GABE SOTO 140 1997-003. MIKE MAGUIRE 138 2002-054. BOBBY BARRETT 133 2007-105. MARC EXARHOPOULOS 131 2003-076. JAKE CINTOLO 127 2011-147. CHRIS STANLEY 124 2010-138. LARRY CHABRE 122 1983-869. TIM MURRAY 118 1991-9410. JOE DUCA 114 1999-01

GAMES PLAYED 1. JAKE CINTOLO 173 2011-142. DEVAN JONES 169 2011-143 CHRIS STANLEY 161 2010-134. MIKE MAGUIRE 160 2002-055. JARED LEACH 155 1998-016. MARC EXARHOPOULOS 153 2003-077. JC COLLETTEE 150 2012-15 NICK MARTINHO 150 2005-08 TREVOR GRIMSHAW 150 2003-0610. RYAN RACICOT 146 2000-03

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WINS 1. DENNIS LUTI 24 1992-962. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 21 2001-04 BILLY WATERS 21 2000-034. RON CORBETT 20 1968-71 STEVE DURANT 20 2004-08 SCOTT DUNN 20 1992-95 DAN DELIA 20 2006-098. JEFF RUSSELL 19 1997, 99-009. RONY MERCADO 18 2003-06 REID JACKSON 18 2006-09

ERA (MIN. 130 IP) 1. RON CORBETT 1.46 1968-812. MAX NUNEZ 1.84 1999-003. FRED KNOX 2.31 1959-624. PETER QUINN 2.60 1999-005. BILLY WATERS 2.78 2000-036. RONY MERCADO 3.08 2003-067. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 3.19 2001-048. STEVE DURANT 3.23 2004-089. CHRIS SLATTERY 3.43 1987-8910. JEFF RUSSELL 3.56 1997, 1999-00

MOST GAMES STARTED 1. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 36 2001-042. SCOTT DUNN 35 1992-953. STEVE DURANT 33 2004-084. DENNIS LUTI 32 1992-965. JOSH DESAI 31 2012-15 REID JACKSON 31 2006-097. ALEX TORRES 29 2009-118. JUSTIN WASKIEWICA 27 2002-059. BUZZY BORDEN 26 1966-69 MIKE JEWETT 26 1990-93 RONY MERCADO 26 2003-06

MOST COMPLETE GAMES 1. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 19 2001-04 BUZZY BORDEN 19 1966-693. RON CORBETT 17 1968-714. PETER QUINN 14 1999-00 MAX NUNEZ 14 1999-006. JOSH DESAI 13 2012-15 DAN DELIA 13 2006-09 STEVE DURANT 13 2004-09 DENNIS LUTI 13 1992-96 ALEX TORRES 13 2009-11

STRIKEOUTS 1. RON CORBETT 254 1968-712. BUZZY BORDEN 235 1966-693. STEVE DURANT 218 2004-084. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 205 2001-045. RONY MERCADO 202 2003-066. PETER QUINN 201 1999-007. JEFF RUSSELL 196 1997, 1999-008. BILLY WATERS 194 2000-039. JOSH DESAI 180 2012-1510. MAX NUNEZ 178 1999-00

INNINGS PITCHED 1. SCOTT DUNN 257 2/3 1992-952. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 257 2001-043. STEVE DURANT 242 1/3 2004-084. DENNIS LUTI 240 1992-965. RON CORBETT 221 2/3 1968-716. REID JACKSON 218 1/3 2006-09

7. BILLY WATERS 217 2000-038. JOSH DESAI 208 1/3 2012-159. RONY MERCADO 207 1/3 2003-0610. DAN DELIA 204 2006-09

MOST APPEARANCES 1. DAN DELIA 58 2006-092. DENNIS LUTI 56 1992-963. BILLY WATERS 52 2000-034. ANTHONY DEL PRETE 48 2001-045. STEVE DURANT 46 2004-086. SCOTT DUNN 45 1992-95 REID JACKSON 45 2006-098. RONY MERCADO 41 2003-06 MIKE JEWETT 41 1990-9310. MARTY NASTASIA 38 1990-93 JEFF RUSSELL 38 1997, 1999-00

STRIKEOUTS/9 INNINGS (MIN 130 IP) 1. BUZZY BORDEN 14.59 1966-692. MAX NUNEZ 11.29 1999-003. PETER QUINN 11.10 1999-004. RON CORBETT 10.31 1968-715. JEFF RUSSELL 9.17 1997, 1999-006. MIKE RIGZAIO 9.12 2003-067. RONY MERCADO 8.77 2003-068. FRED KNOX 8.50 1959-629. STEVE DURANT 8.10 2004-0810. ALEX TORRESS 7.79 2009-11/117.5

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ABCA/RAWLINGS 2ND TEAM2013 ................................................ Mike Cunningham2003 ....................................................... Mike Maguire

ABCA/RAWLINGS 3RD TEAM2000 ............................................................ Max Nunez1995.............................................. Darwin Hernandez1994 ........................................................... Tim Murray1993 .................................................................. Joe Rizzo1982 ...........................................................Mike Roman

D3BASEBALL.COM ALL-AMERICAN2009 ......................................................Bobby Barrett

D3BASEBALL.COM PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN2014 ............................................................ Jake Cintolo

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2009 ......................................................Bobby Barrett

NEIBA FIRST TEAM ALL-NEW ENGLAND2013 ............................................................. Jake Cintolo......................................................... Mike Cunningham2009 ......................................................Bobby Barrett2008 ......................................................Nick Martinho2005 ....................................................... Mike Maguire.......................................................Tamayo Manzanillo2004 ....................................................... Mike Maguire.......................................................Tamayo Manzanillo2003 ....................................................... Mike Maguire2000 ................................................................. Joe Duca....................................................................... Max Nunez

NEIBA SECOND TEAM ALL-REGION2012 ................................................ Jhonneris Mendez2011.............................................................. Jake Cintolo.....................................................................Devan Jones2008 ............................................................... Dan Delia2007 ......................................................Nick Martinho

NEIBA THIRD TEAM ALL-NEW ENGLAND2013 ......................................................... Chris Stanley2012 ............................................................ Jake Cintolo2009 ..............................................................Tim Doyle2007 ....................................................... Greg DiMarco2005 ................................................... Matt Batchelder2002 ..............................................Anthony Del Prete

NEIBA ALL-NEW ENGLAND2001 .................................................................. Joe Duca2000 ....................................................Mike Anastasia......................................................................... Gabe Soto......................................................................Peter Quinn

ECAC FIRST TEAM ALL-STAR2013 ............................................................. Jake Cintolo2005 ....................................................... Mike Maguire.......................................................Tamayo Manzanillo2004 ....................................................... Mike Maguire2003 ....................................................... Mike Maguire

ECAC SECOND TEAM ALL-STAR2013 ................................................ Mike Cunningham

ECAC TOURNAMENT MVP2014 .........................................................Matt Brenner

GNAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR2013 ................................................ Mike Cunningham2005 ............................................Tamayo Manzanillo2000 ................................................................. Joe Duca

GNAC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR2011.............................................................. Jake Cintolo2010 ................................................ Jhonneris Mendez2006 .......................................................Mark Pinnetti2003 ....................................................... Mike Maguire

GNAC PITCHER OF THE YEAR2011............................................................ Alex Torress2008 ........................................................ Steve Durant2002 ..............................................Anthony Del Prete

ALL-GNAC FIRST TEAM2014 ............................................................ Jake Cintolo......................................................................... JC Collette.....................................................................Devan Jones2013 ............................................................. Jake Cintolo......................................................... Mike Cunningham........................................................................ Mike Muse2012 ............................................................ Jake Cintolo.......................................................... Jhonneris Mendez2011...........................................................Mark Annese...................................................................... Alex Torres2010 .......................................................Bobby Barrett.................................................................... Rory Gentile2009 ........................................................ Mark Addesa.................................................................Bobby Barrett.........................................................................Tim Doyle.................................................................... Rory Gentile.................................................................... Paul Vittozzi2008 ......................................................Jose Alejandro.................................................................Bobby Barrett..................................................................... Keith Carter................................................................... Steve Durant.................................................................Nick Martinho2007 ....................................................... Greg DiMarco....................................................... Marc Exarhopoulos.......................................................................Jeison King.................................................................Nick Martinho2006 ...............................................Trevor Grimshaw................................................................. Rony Mercado..................................................................Mark Pinnetti2005 ................................................... Matt Batchelder................................................................... Steve Durant....................................................... Marc Exarhopoulos.................................................................. Mike Maguire.......................................................Tamayo Manzanillo.................................................................Nick Martinho2004 ................................................... Matt Batchelder.................................................................. Mike Maguire.......................................................Tamayo Manzanillo2003 ..............................................Anthony Del Prete.................................................................. Mike Maguire

...................................................................... Pat Murphy2002 ..............................................Anthony Del Prete....................................................................... Tim Fraser.................................................................. Mike Maguire.................................................................Adam Pellerin2001 ......................................................... Eric Correira............................................................................ Joe Duca...................................................................... Jared Leach2000 ....................................................Mike Anastasia............................................................................ Joe Duca......................................................................... Gabe Soto......................................................................Peter Quinn

ALL-GNAC SECOND TEAM2015................................................................Josh Desai2014 .........................................................Matt Brenner2013 ................................................................ JC Collette2012 ...........................................................Devan Jones2011........................................................... Mark Addesa................................................................. Andrew Babb...................................................................... Jake Cintolo.....................................................................Devan Jones...............................................................Charles Kilgore2010 ....................................................... Andrew Babb.......................................................... Jhonneris Mendez2009 .......................................................... Keith Carter.......................................................................... Dan Delia.........................................................................Jon Handy.................................................................... Reid Jackson...............................................................Mike Kenneally2008 ....................................................... Tim Corcoran.......................................................................... Dan Delia2007 ........................................................ Steve Durant.................................................................... Reid Jackson...................................................................... Kevin Silva2006 ..................................................... Jared Blandino.......................................................Marx Exarhopoulos2005 ...................................................... Rony Mercado.................................................................... Kevin Reedy.........................................................Justin Waskiewicz2004 ...............................................Trevor Grimshaw................................................................. Rony Mercado2003 ................................................... Matt Batchelder....................................................... Bryan McManaway....................................................................Mike Rigazio.................................................................... Billy Waters2002 ........................................................... Kris Stokes..........................................................................Pat Young2001 ............................................................ Kris Stokes.................................................................... Billy Waters2000 ........................................................... Jared Leach............................................................ Nick Melchionna....................................................................... Max Nunez

ALL-GNAC THIRD TEAM2015............................................................Brady Chant....................................................................... Jon Lapolla2012 ........................................................ Chris Stanley2011..........................................................Nick Travelyn2010 ............................................................ Alex Torres.................................................................. Chris Stnaley..................................................................Nick Travelyn

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GNAC ALL-TOURNAMENT MVP2015................................................................Josh Desai2009 ........................................................ Mark Addesa2005 ............................................Tamayo Manzanillo2002 ..............................................Anthony Del Prete2000 ................................................................. Joe Duca

GNAC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2015...............................................................Cal Carroll.....................................................................Brady Chant.........................................................................Josh Desai2014 .........................................................Matt Brenner......................................................................Tim Conroy...................................................................Mac Jacobson........................................................................ Rob Marks.......................................................... Jhonneris Mendez2013 ................................................................Josh Desai........................................................... Jonathan Richard2012 .........................................................Mac Jacobson.....................................................................Devan Jones.......................................................... Jhonneris Mendez2011...........................................................Mark Annese...................................................................... Jake Cintolo.......................................................................Matt Sliney2010 .............................................................Matt Sliney2009 ........................................................ Mark Addesa.................................................................Bobby Barrett.................................................................... Rory Gentile...................................................................... Alex Torres2008 .......................................................... Keith Carter.......................................................................... Dan Delia..................................................................Greg Dimarco2007 ............................................................... Dan Delia....................................................................... Tom Kelley.................................................................Nick Martinho2006 ......................................................Nick Martinho................................................................. Rony Mercado2005 ...................................................... Rony Mercado2004 ............................................Tamayo Manzanillo2002 ............................................................ Tim Fraser.................................................................. Mike Maguire.................................................................Adam Pellerin2000 ............................................................ Max Nunez......................................................................... Gabe Soto

GNAC SPORTSMANSHIP TEAM2015........................................................... Paul Pollano2014 ................................................. James McConville2013 ......................................................... Chris Stanley2012 ........................................................ Tim Belanger2011...........................................................Mark Annese2010 ........................................................ Eri Del Buono2009 ..............................................Anthony Iacopucci2008 .................................................... Matt Shanahan

CBUAO SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD2005 ............................................Tamayo Manzanillo

CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT2014 ............................................................ Jake Cintolo2013 ............................................................. Jake Cintolo2005 ................................................... Matt Batchelder2004 ................................................... Matt Batchelder

ESPN the MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT2009 ......................................................... Rory Gentile

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