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General InformatIonName of School ................................... Coastal Carolina UniversityCity/Zip ............................................................Conway, S.C. 29528Founded ................................................................................. 1954Enrollment ............................................................................. 9,084Nickname ................................................................... ChanticleersSchool Colors .............................................. Teal, Bronze and BlackAffiliation ............................................................... NCAA Division IConference ...................................................................... Big SouthPresident ................................... David A. DeCenzo (Maryland ‘78)Athletics Director ..........................Hunter Yurachek (Guilford ‘90)Athletic Dept. Phone ..............................................(843) 347-3161Ticket Office Phone .................................................(843) 347-TIXX

BaseBall stadIumHome Field ....................Charles Watson Stadium /Vrooman FieldCapacity ................................................................................. 2,000Dimensions ............320 (LL), 360 (LC), 390 (CF), 360 (RC), 325 (RF)Surface................................................................................... Grass

HIstoryFirst Year: ............................................................................... 1975All-Time Record ....................................................1,302-693 (.653)2011 Postseason .......................................... 1-2 Clemson RegionalYears in NCAA Regional/Last: ............................................11/2011Years in NCAA Super Regional/Last: ....................................2/2010

CoaCHInG staffHead Coach: ..............................................................Gary GilmoreAlma Mater/Yr.: .............................................. Coastal Carolina ’80Record at School: .................................... 650-323 (.668 - 16 years)Career Record: ..................................... 906-425-2 (.681 - 22 years)Baseball Office Phone: ............................................(843) 349-2524Assistant Coaches:• Asst Coach/Recruiting Coord. Kevin Schnall (Coastal Carolina ’01) ...12th yr• Pitching Coach Drew Thomas (Illinois State ’98) ................6th yr• Volunteer Asst Chad Oxendine (Coastal Carolina ‘04) ........ 1st yrDirector of BB Operations: ....... Chris Carter (Coastal Carolina ‘01)Student Assistant ..........................................................Jerry OakesAthletic Trainer: ......................... Barry Lippman (Florida State ‘01)

sports InformatIonAssoc AD/Media Relations (Baseball SID): ............... Mike CawoodOffice Phone: ..........................................................(843) 349-2822E-Mail: ..........................................................cawood@coastal.eduSID Fax: ...................................................................(843) 349-2819Press Box Phone: ....................................................(843) 234-3474SID Mailing Address: .............................................P.O. Box 261954 Conway, S.C. 29528Overnight Address: .............................. 132 Chanticleer Drive Way Room 113B Conway, S.C. 29526

team InformatIonOverall Record: ................................................................................. 42-21Conference Record: .............................................................................20-7Home Record: ......................................................................................26-6Away Record: .................................................................................... 11-13Neutral Record: .....................................................................................5-1Final Ranking last year: • 27 ........................................................................................... Collegiate Baseball • 43 .......................................................................................................... NCAA RPI • Received Votes ...........................................................USA TODAY/ESPN • Received Votes .......................................................................... NCBWA • NA .............................................................................. Baseball America

TABLE OF CONTENTSThe Future Home of CCU Baseball ...................... IFC2012 Quick Facts and Table of Contents .............. 1The Future Home of CCU Baseball ......................... 2CCU Practice/Hitting Facility ................................. 3The Homes of CCU Baseball ................................... 4 Charles L. Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field BB&T Coastal FIeld2012 CCU Roster ..................................................... 52012 CCU Player Bios ........................................ 6-21Head Coach Gary Gilmore ...............................22-23Assistant Coach Kevin Schnall ............................ 24Assistant Coach Drew Thomas ............................ 25Volunteer Assistant Chad Oxendine ................... 26Dir. of Operations Chris Carter ............................ 27Student Assistant Jerry Oakes ............................ 27CCU Baseball Support Staff ................................. 272011 CCU Season in Review/Player Honors....... 282011 CCU Season in Review/Notes .................... 292011 CCU Season in Review/Results.................. 302011 CCU Season in Review/Statistics .............. 31Miscellaneous Records/CCU in the Polls ........... 32All-Time Series Records vs. Oppponents ............ 33Chanticleer National/Regional Honors .........34-35CCU in the MLB Draft ............................................ 36CCU in Major League Baseball ............................ 37Chanticleer Big South Honors ........................38-39Team Records/Records by Class & Position ...... 40Annual CCU Statistical Leaders ..................... 41-42CCU as Big South/NCAA Annual Stat Leader ..... 43CCU in the NCAA Stats (since 2000) .................... 44CCU Single Season Record Book ......................... 45CCU Career Record Book ..................................... 46CCU All-Time Roster ......................................... 47-49Yearly Coaching Record ....................................... 50CCU In the National Postseason ......................... 51All-Time Results ...............................................52-58

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l

Coastal Baseball’s New Home for 2014The Coastal Carolina University baseball and softball programs have received approval from

the State of South Carolina including finalized architectural renderings for a $10.2 million reno-vation that will put both programs’ facilities among the nation’s upper echelon.

The close proximity of the baseball and softball stadiums, combined with the $1.2 million Practice/Hitting Facility that was completed last spring, will give Coastal Carolina perhaps the best overall baseball-softball combined facilities in the nation.

“First, I would like to thank Tami Springs-Brooks for providing the lead gift to make this dream a reality,” said Director of Athletics Hunter Yurachek. “Renovating these stadiums will not only be a boost to our recruiting efforts, but will give us facilities that will easily accommodate the numerous fans and media associated with hosting NCAA postseason events. We look forward to invigorating our fan base with the many amenities these facilities will provide. More impor-tantly, we are thrilled to make these improvements for the benefit of our student-athletes.”

The preliminary plan is to start construction on both stadiums after the 2012 season, with both the Coastal softball and baseball teams playing their home games at other local venues for the 2013 season before returning to their new confines in 2014.

The renovations will keep the current playing surfaces intact while building new grandstands, restrooms, concessions stands, coaches offices, student-athlete locker rooms and lounges, team meeting space, state-of-the-art scoreboards, video instruction system, athletic training rooms, laundry facilities, premium fan areas and media areas. In addition to providing all the amenities of the nation’s best venues.

“With our baseball program playing in an NCAA Regional in 10 of the last 11 years, Coastal has reached the point where hosting a Regional or Super Regional is very realistic,” Yurachek said. “With that, we need to have the type of facility that can properly host these events.”

The 33,000-square-foot baseball project expands the 850-seat Watson Stadium to include 2,500 permanent seats, with the potential to accommodate between 5,000-6,000 for events like an NCAA post-season tournament. The current configuration will accommodate the extra 3,000-plus fans as a result of grass berms down the right and left field lines and a boardwalk around the outfield wall.

“This facility will have some of the best components from the top collegiate and minor league baseball stadiums in addition to having our own unique features,” said head coach Gary Gilmore. “We will now have all the amenities college players are looking for in order to maximize their potential and realize their goal; playing in Omaha. I am very excited to see what this program can achieve, combining our tradition with what we will have in terms of facilities.”

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Coastal’s Hitting and Practice FacilityGround was broken in the spring of 2010, the foundation was poured in July and in April 2011 the new Coastal Carolina baseball/softball hitting and

practice facility opened.The $1.2 million facility, built beyond the centerfield wall of Watson Stadium, has space for a full, artificial turf practice infield (17,424 square feet)

with as many as 12 hitting cages featuring a mechanical netting system that can be raised and lowered accordingly from the ceiling. The covered facility will allow both programs to practice in case of inclement weather, or just have as an alternate area to give the student-athletes more area for individual instruction.

“This hitting facility is one of a kind,” said head coach Gary Gilmore. “It really has no rival. This is the new standard for facilities across the country. The flexibility to have multiple things going on at once and the versatility of the building will allow us to get a lot accomplished on a daily basis, regard-less of the weather.”

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No. Name Year Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School (Previous School) 1 Jacob May So. OF/2B B/R 5-10 175 Liberty Township, Ohio / Lakota West HS 2 Aaron Burke Jr. RHP R/R 6-0 180 Shawnee, Kansas / Shawnee Mission North HS (Allen CC) 3 Nick Sergakis Fr. 3B/2B R/R 5-7 165 New Albany, Ohio / Columbus Academy 5 Austin Kerr Fr. LHP L/L 6-0 160 Chester, S.C. / Chester HS 6 Brian Pruett Fr. SS R/R 6-0 160 Sarasota, Fla. / Riverview HS 7 Ted Blackman Jr. OF B/R 6-0 190 Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley HS (St. Petersburg College) 8 Tucker Frawley Sr. C R/R 6-0 185 Lexington, S.C. / Lexington HS 10 Javier Reynoso Fr. LHP/DH B/L 5-11 195 Tampa, Fla. / Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS 11 Ben Smith Fr. LHP L/L 6-2 175 Wichita Falls, Texas / Rider HS 12 Keith Picconi Jr. 2B L/R 5-11 180 College Point, N.Y. / Chaminade HS (Frederick (Md.) CC) 13 Joe Perricone Fr. RHP R/R 6-2 180 Mount Prospect, Ill. / John Hersey HS 16 Josh Conway Jr. RHP R/R 6-1 190 Smithsburg, Md. / Smithsburg HS 17 Justin Creel Jr. 2B/SS R/R 5-10 185 Baton Rouge, La. / Central HS (Northeast Texas CC) 18 Austin Wallace Jr. LHP L/L 6-2 190 Frankfort, Ill. / Lincoln-Way East HS (Moraine Valley CC) 19 Chris Suseck Fr. 3B/1B R/R 5-10 205 Flemington, N.J. / Hunterdon Central Regional HS 20 Sloan Gilliam RJr. 1B R/R 6-1 205 Moore, S.C. / Dorman HS (Spartanburg Methodist College) 21 Rich Witten Sr. 1B/C/3B R/R 6-1 200 Danville, Ky. / Danville HS 23 Luke Willis Fr. OF R/R 5-11 180 Annandale, Va. / Oakton HS 24 Tripp Martin So. 3B/SS R/R 6-2 190 Pelham, Ala. / Pelham HS 25 Adam Eggnatz Fr. OF/SS B/R 6-2 170 Tampa, Fla. / Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS 26 Daniel Bowman Sr. OF R/L 6-1 215 Bridgewater, Va. / Turner Ashby HS 27 Tyler Herb So. RHP R/R 6-4 185 Lykens, Pa. / Williams Valley HS 29 Woody Nisbet RJr. RHP R/R 5-9 180 Phoenix, Ariz. / Sunrise Mountain HS (South Mountain CC) 30 Will Remillard So. C R/R 6-1 190 Cohoes, N.Y. / La Salle Institute (Temple University) 31 Bryce Dial Jr. OF/RHP R/R 6-4 225 Columbus, Ga. / Columbus HS (Chattahoochee Valley (Ala.) JC) 32 Doug Fleming So. C R/R 6-1 190 Neshaminy, Pa. / William Penn Charter HS 33 Tyler Poole Fr. RHP R/R 6-6 210 Hickory, N.C. / Hickory HS 34 Greg Brodzinski So. C R/R 6-2 215 Turnersville, N.J. / Bishop Eustace HS (Univ. of South Carolina) 35 Patrick Corbett Fr. RHP/INF R/R 6-5 185 Yorktown, Va. / Tabb HS 36 Devin Bradley Jr. RHP R/R 5-11 190 Belmont, Calif. / Carlmont HS (College of San Mateo) 38 Ryan Connolly Jr. RHP R/R 6-0 180 Charleston, S.C. / Bishop England HS 39 Alex Buccilli RJr. OF B/L 5-8 180 Murrysville, Pa. / Franklin Regional HS (Frederick (Md.) CC) 40 Josh Powell Jr. RHP/C R/R 6-2 200 Laurinburg, N.C. / West Brunswick HS (Brunswick CC) 41 Chris Harrison Fr. RHP R/R 6-0 175 Lexington, S.C. / White Knoll HS 42 John Rossi Fr. RHP R/R 6-1 235 Monaca, Pa. / Central Valley HS 46 Caleb Smith Fr. LHP L/L 6-2 200 Aiken, S.C. / South Aiken HS

CoaCHes/staff 14 Gary Gilmore (Coastal Carolina ‘80) Head Coach (906-425-2 overall, 650-323 at CCU) 22nd year as a head coach, 17th year at CCU 9 Kevin Schnall (Coastal Carolina ‘01) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator 12th year at CCU 22 Drew Thomas (Illinois State ‘98) Assistant Coach/Pitching Coach 6th year at CCU 4 Chad Oxendine (Coastal Carolina ‘04) Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st year at CCU Chris Carter (Coastal Carolina ‘01) Director of Operations 3rd year at CCU 37 Jerry Oakes Student Assistant Coach 4th year at CCU Barry Lippman (Florida State ‘01) Baseball Athletic Trainer 5th year at CCUStudent Managers: Nate Adams (3rd year); Justin Honeycutt (1st year); Doug Skipper (1st year)

Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l2012 Chanticleers

No. Name 7 Blackman, Ted 26 Bowman, Danie l 36 Bradley, Devin 34 Brodz insk i , Greg 39 Bucci l l i , A lex 2 Burke, Aaron 38 Connol ly , Ryan 16 Conway, Josh 35 Corbet t , Patr ick 17 Cree l , Just in 31 Dia l , Bryce 25 Eggnatz , Adam 32 F leming, Doug 8 Frawley, Tucker 20 Gi l l iam, Sloan 41 Harr ison, Chr is 27 Herb, Ty ler 5 Kerr , Aust in 24 Mart in , Tr ipp 1 May, Jacob 29 Nisbet , Woody 13 Perr icone, Joe 12 Picconi , Ke i th 33 Poole , Ty ler 40 Powel l , Josh 6 Pruet t , Br ian 30 Remi l lard, Wi l l 10 Reynoso, Jav ier 42 Rossi , John 3 Sergak is , Nick 11 Smith, Ben 46 Smith, Ca leb 19 Suseck, Chr is 19 Wal lace, Aust in 23 Wi l l is , Luke 21 Wit ten, Rich

PRONUNCIATION 23 Alex Buccilli .................. Bu-chili 35 Patrick Corbett ............. Cor-bit 25 Adam Eggnatz ............... Egg-Nats 20 Sloan Gillliam ................ Gill-um 29 Woody Nisbet ................ Niz-bit 13 Joe Perricone ................ Pear-eh-cone

12 Keith Picconi ................. Pick-own-ee 10 Javier Reynoso .............. Hav-ee-air Rey-No-so 42 John Rossi ..................... Ross-ee 3 Nick Sergakis ................ Sur-Gay-Kiss 19 Chris Suseck ................. Sue-Sek

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#7 Ted Blackman6-0, 190, OF, B/R, Jr. • Altamonte Springs, Fla. / Lake Brantley HS (St. Petersburg College)

Selected by Baseball America as the Big South’s top newcomer and the league’s seventh-best pro prospect ... Named the second-best prospect in the Florida Collegiate Summer League by Baseball America and the fifth-best prospect in the league by Perfect Game USA from the summer of 2011 … Led the league with a.425 batting average and by drawing 37 walks, while ranking 10th in RBI (19) and second in home runs with three.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played one season (2011) at St. Petersburg College and one season at the Univer-sity of Miami (2010) … At St. Petersburg, ranked 31st among Florida JuCo players in batting average (.349) … Also ranked eighth in both stolen bases (25-of-31) and on-base percentage (.478) … Played in 44 games with four doubles, four triples, three home runs, 42 runs scored and 26 RBI … At Miami, hit .273 (35-for-128) with 25 walks, 13 RBI and 21 runs scored in 44 games … Made 36 starts (28 as DH and eight in the outfield) … Led the Hurricanes with a .391 average (9-for-23) in seven postseason games (three ACC tournament and four NCAA

tournament) … Hit .555 (5-for-9) with two RBI and two runs scored at Virginia (3/20- 3/22) in his first significant collegiate action … Best game of his career came at Wake Forest on May 14, when he finished 2-for-5 with two singles, a walk, five RBI and two runs scored … Had a perfect fielding percentage in 11 chances … At Lake Brantley HS, hit .380 with one homer and 12 stolen bases during his senior year in 2008 … Named to the Seminole Athletic Conference first team as a senior … Named MVP of the Florida State Game his junior and senior seasons … Helped lead Lake Brantley to a 20-4 record and the 2008 6A state championship … Played summer ball for the Orlando Scorpions … Also played football, helping Lake Brantley finish 6A runner-up.

Personal: Born July 24, 1989 in Sanford, Fla. … Son of Huey and Karen Blackman … Has three brothers, Trey, Tanner and Tate … Trey, a senior, and Tanner, a freshman, play baseball at Stetson.

Blackman’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2010 # .273 44-36 128 21 35 4 0 0 13 39 .305 25 5 23 .411 0 4 1-3 11 0 0 1.000# - stats from the University of Miami

#26 daniel Bowman6-1, 215, R/L, OF, Sr. • Bridgewater, Va. / Turner Ashby HS

38th Round, 24th pick (1,165th overall pick) by Cincinnati Reds in the 2011 Major League Draft … Named to ESPN.com’s list of the nation’s top 15 returning seniors by position for the 2012 season … Selected the fifth-best pro prospect in the Big South and the XX-best senior in 2012 by Baseball America ... Just the eighth player in Big South history to hit double-digit home runs in three consecutive seasons (12 in 2011, 15 in 2010 and 13 in 2009) … Has only made one error in his first three seasons (370 chances), coming in the 2011 NCCAA Clemson Regional – his second-to-last chance of the season … Enters his senior season fourth on the CCU career home runs list (40 – David Anderson holds the school mark with 50 HR) … Also on the CCU career lists, ranks fifth in RBI (166), seventh in total bases (389), 10th in triples (7), 10th in at bats (726), 11th in runs scored (153), 12th in games started (184), 18th in hits (214) … In the summer of 2010, played for the Bourne Braves in the Cape Cod League, reaching the final of the league’s Home Run Derby during its All-Star Game ... In the summer of 2009,

was named the top prospect in the Valley League by Baseball America.2011 (Jr.): Named Big South All-Tournament, hitting a home run in the title game to help secure the Chanticleers’ fifth-straight championship

… Went 4-for15 (.267) with four RBI and three runs scored ... Was 1-for-4 with two RBI in the tournament opener versus Radford ... Was 1-for-4 with a run scored versus Liberty in the semifinal ... That hit and run came in the ninth with the game tied at 2-2 … Hit a leadoff single, moved to second on a Taylor Motter sac bunt and scored on Keith Hardwick’s walk-off single ... Capped the tourney by going 2-for-4 with two RBI and a home run versus Gardner-Webb in the final —his third home run in two years in a championship game … Ranked 51st in the NCAA with 12 home runs (74th in HR/game with a 0.2 avg.) and 46th with 59 RBI (64th in RBI/game with a 1.0 avg.) … In Big South action, ranked second in RBI (59), third-tied in HR (12), fifth in total bases (123) and ninth (tied) in runs scored (47) … Had an 18-game hit streak (April 1 – May 1), CCU’s longest since Mike Costanzo’s 20-game streak in 2005 … Had 15 extra base hits over the streak, including seven doubles, one triple and seven home runs … Batted .355 (27-for-76) over the streak with 19 runs scored, 31 RBI and a .750 slugging pct. … Prior to his hit streak, was batting just .209 through his first 25 games with just three HR and 12 RBI … Named Big South Player of the Week and CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region Player of the Week (April 4) … Went 5-for-11 (.455), with all five of his hits for the weekend going for extra bases, and had nine RBI, including a career-best six in game one versus Liberty en route to a three-game sweep over the Flames … Was 1-for-3 with a walk in an exhibition game with the defending American League champion Texas Rangers … Had a hit in 30-of-his-final-34 games, including a five-game hit streak to end the season ... Batted .314 (47-146) over the span with 47 RBI and 22 extra-base hits … At #18 College of Charleston, went 2-for-3 with 3 runs scored, 6 RBI, 2 HR, 2 SB and 3 BB … At #26 Clemson, went 2-for-5 with two doubles … In the Presbyterian series, was 5-for-13 (.385) with two runs scored, six RBI and two HR … At #1 Virginia, went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a double … At #10 North Carolina,

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went 1-for-4 and, the next day versus The Citadel, was 2-for-4 with 2 runs scored … At High Point: Only had one hit in each game but blasted a three-run HR in the finale, ending four RBI … At UNC Wilmington, was 2-for-5 with 2 runs scored, three RBI, a home run and a stolen base … In the VMI series, batted .308 (4-for-13) with four runs scored, six RBI, a home run and two stolen bases … In the NCAA Clemson Regional, was 2-for-5 with three runs scored and a triple in the win versus UConn ... Was 1-for-4 in the other two games, driving in two versus Clemson and one in the second UConn game.

2010 (So.): Selected as the 2010 Big South Tournament Most Valuable Player, as well as Big South All-Tournament ... Had three home runs and nine RBI in the tournament, which included a key grand slam in the 15-9 win over High Point, and two home runs with four RBI in the 8-2 win over Liberty ... Led Coastal with 17 RBI in the postseason ... One of two Chants to start in all 65 of CCU’s games, which ties for third on the CCU single-season list ... Had 262 at bats, ranking third on the CCU single-season list ... Did not make an error in 141 chances ... Hit 15 home runs, tied for fourth-best in the Big South, and ranked eighth (tied) in the league with 135 total bases ... Only batted .279 but had 20 multi-hit games, batted .283 in league games, had a streak with getting a hit in 17 of 18 games and ended the season by getting a hit in 10 of his last 13 ... Hit a two-run home run in the 4-3 loss to South Carolina in the first Super Regional game.

2009 (Fr.): Was named Freshman All-American by Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball and a Ping! Baseball ... Was also tabbed second team All-Big South ... Played in 61 games for the Chanticleers, starting 59 of those contests ... Hit .333, fourth on the team, with 14 doubles, two triples, 13 home runs and 54 RBI ... Broke Coastal Carolina’s freshman home run record with 13 bombs, fourth-best in the Big South overall, and his RBI to-tal (54) ranked fifth in the Big South, as did his total bases total (131) ... Hit a home run off Alex White in the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional May 30 ... Had three home runs in the postseason ... Had a .590 slugging percentage and a .382 on-base percentage ... Had 25 multi-hit games and 13 multi-RBI performances ... Hit .381 in conference games... Drove in five runs at High Point April 17... Was 3-for-4 with a double and a home run in the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional game against Kansas May 29 ... Had a perfect 1.000 fielding percentage in right field ... Had four hits at UNC Asheville March 16.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Was a first team All-State selection as well as the District, Area and Region Player of the Year in 2008 ... Was a four-year letterwinner at Turner Ashby HS ... Hit .510 with 11 home runs and 36 RBI his senior season ... Hit .491 with eight home runs and 35 runs-batted-in his junior season ... Helped the Knights to a second-straight state championship in 2007 ... Was named to the All-State, All-Region and All-District first teams his junior campaign ... Hit .419 his sophomore season with 26 RBI... Was named to the All-Valley District second team ... Played summer baseball with the Mid-Atlantic Rookies and participated in the 2007 Area Code Games ... Was an honor roll student.

Personal: Born Sept. 2, 1989 ... Son of Don and Jo Ellen Bowman.

Bowman’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2009 .333 61-59 222 53 74 14 2 13 54 131 .590 13 7 42 .382 4 4 5-7 113 0 0 1.0002010 .279 65-65 262 53 73 13 2 15 53 135 .515 14 5 42 .325 2 1 8-11 137 4 0 1.0002011 .277 59-59 242 47 67 14 3 12 59 123 .508 18 6 43 .340 2 4 11-13 111 4 1 .991CAREER .395 185-183 726 153 214 41 7 40 166 399 .536 45 18 127 .348 8 9 24-31 361 8 1 .997

#36 devin Bradley5-11, 190, RHP, R/R, Jr. • Belmont, Calif. / Carlmont HS (College of San Mateo)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played two seasons at the College of San Mateo, where he was a two-time first team all-conference selection … 2011 (So.): Entered his sophomore year being named a preseason JuCo All-American … Went 5-2 and posted a 1.57 ERA … Struck out 46 in 63 innings with just 15 walks … Led San Mateo to the state championship and appearance in the Northern California Super Regionals … 2010 (Fr.): Was 5-1 with a 1.40 ERA in 10 appearances, including six starts … At Carlmont HS: Was 7-4 with a 2.04 ERA as a junior, earning all-county honors, and 3-3 with a 2.42 ERA as a senior … Struck out 53 in 52 innings as a senior.

Personal: Born May 23, 1991 in Redwood City, Calif. … Son of Vince and Eileen Bradley.

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#34 GreG Brodzinski6-2, 215, C, R/R, So. • Turnersville, N.J.. / Bishop Eustace HS (Univ. of South Carolina)

Will practice but not play the 2012 season per NCAA transfer rules.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played one season (2011) as a true freshman for the NCAA champion South Caro-

lina Gamecocks … Played in 10 games, hitting .333 (4-for-12) with three runs scored and two RBI … Versus the College of Charleston (3/22), was 1-for-2 with a run scored … In a later meeting with the Cougars (4/19), was also 1-for-2 with a run scored … … Credited with an RBI, being hit by pitch with the bases loaded, in a pinch-hit situation in a 5-3 win over Vanderbilt … Had a pinch hit single versus The Citadel … Earned his first career start in an 18-2 win over USC Upstate, getting his first career RBI … At Bishop Eustace HS: Named to the All-District 2 team by the National High School Baseball Coaches Association … Earned second team All-State as a senior … Was a 2010 Under Armour All-American and 2010 Louisville Slugger Preseason HS All-American by Collegiate Baseball … Rated the fifth-best catcher in the nation and second-best prospect in New Jersey by PG

Crosschecker … As a senior, batted .510 with 11 home runs and 47 RBI … As a junior, posted a .411 batting average with six HR and 38 RBI … As a sophomore, had a .418 batting average with nine HR and 42 RBI.

Personal: Born July 22, 1991 … Son of Barry and Jan Brodzinski.

Brodzinski’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2011 # .333 10-2 12 3 4 0 0 0 2 4 .333 0 2 1 .429 0 0 0-0 6 0 0 1.000# - stats from the University of South Carolina

#39 alex Buccilli5-8, 180, OF, B/L, RJr. • Murrysville, Pa. / Franklin Regional HS (Frederick (Md.) CC)

2011 (Jr.): Sat our per NCAA transfer rules.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Signed with the University of Oregon out of junior college and spent the Fall 2010

semester with the Ducks before transferring to Coastal Carolina ... Spent two seasons at Frederick Community College ... 2010 (So.): Listed on Collegiate Baseball’s Top 40 JuCo Outfielders to Watch ... Set Frederick single-season records in at bats (199), hits (89), runs (79) and walks (48) ... Batted .447 with 22 doubles, three triples, two home runs and 43 RBI ... Ranked 19th in the NJCAA Division II with a .555 on-base percentage ... Named to the Region XX All-Tournament team ... Led Frederick to a 53-7 record and the Maryland JuCo Championship ... The team also won the NJCAA Region XX and Northeast District championships, ranking as high as #2 nationally and advancing to the NJCAA Division II World Series ... 2009 (Fr.): Voted to the JuCo Freshman All-Star Team, being in the Top 100 hitters in the country, earning second team All-Region XX ... In 45 games, drove in 33 while batting

.388 with 11 doubles, two triples and one home run ... Also had an on-base percentage of .483 ... Franklin Regional HS: Four-year letterwinner, leading his team to the playoffs each season ... As a junior (2007), hit .399 while leading the team in walks, doubles and runs batted in ... Named second team WPIAL Section 2AAAA ... He hit .579 for the Murrysville American Legion team in the summer of 2007.

Personal: Born Mar. 26, 1990 ... Son of Jim and Theresa Buccilli.

#2 aaron Burke6-0, 180, RHP,R/R, Jr. • Shawnee, Kan. / Shawnee Mission North HS (Allen CC)

2011 (So): Made 28 appearances, second-most on the squad, fifth (tied) in the Big South for 2011 and 18th on the CCU single-season list … His .208 opponent batting average ranks second on the CCU single-season list (since 1986) … Was 0-2 with a 3.15 ERA, contributing to a combined shut-out … Pitched 34.1 innings with 26 strikeouts and 11 walks … Did not al-

low a hit or a run in five of his first six outings … Fanned two in his debut (1.2 innings versus Tennessee Tech) and struck out the only three batters he faced versus Ball State … Struck out a season-high four batters in 2.1 innings at Pepperdine … Pitched 1.2 scoreless

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innings versus Winthrop in the Big South Tournament and 1.1 scoreless versus Liberty in the semifinal … Pitched in all three NCAA Clemson Regional games (3.2 innings), allowing three hits and one earned run.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Spent two seasons at Allen CC ... 2010 (RFr.): Set an NJCAA record for lowest ERA (min. 60-plus innings pitched) at 0.58 ... For the season, was 4-1 with 13 saves, striking out 77 in 62.1 innings pitched ... Ranked fourth in NJCAA for saves and 16th in strikeouts per nine innings pitched ... Earned first team All-Jayhawk Conference and first team all-region ... Named Jayhawk Conference Freshman of the Year ... 2009 (Fr.): Redshirted ... Shawnee Mission HS: Named All-Sunflower League ... Honor Roll recipient.

Personal: Born Feb. 2, 1990 ... Son of Tom and Amy Burke.

Burke’s career statisticsyear era W-l app-Gs CG sHo sV Ip H r er BB so 2B 3B Hr Bf / aVG Wp HpB BK saC2011 3.15 0-1 28-0 0 0/1 0 34.1 26 17 12 11 26 5 2 0 146/.208 1 6 0 4

#38 ryan connolly6-0, 180, RHP, R/R, Jr. • Charleston, S.C. / Bishop England HS

Enters his junior season 11th on the CCU career games pitched list with 72.2011 (So.): Led the Big South with 32 ap-

pearances, sixth-most on the CCU single-season list … Was 0-1 with three saves … Pitched 42.0 innings with a 2.79 ERA … Struck out 36 with 13 walks … Helped Coastal in three combined shut-outs (San Diego, VMI and Radford) … Pitched 3.2 innings allowing no hits with two strikeouts in Coastal’s 43-inning scoreless innings streak … After a tough first outing in 2011, pitched

9.1 shutout innings over six appearances with two hits, three walks and 11 strikeouts … Earned his first career save, pitching the finale three innings in a 6-1 win over Western Kentucky … Second save came versus UAB, pitching the final three innings in the 4-3 win by scattering six hits … Was lauded by former Major Leaguer and TV analyst Morgan Ensberg with his assortment of pitches in the Saturday Liberty win … Entered that Liberty game with the bases loaded and one out in the top of the first, allowing just a sacrifice fly … With the UNC Wilmington scoring three runs in the ninth, Connolly came out of the bullpen to strikeout the only batter he faced to secure the win … Had two solid outings in the Big South Tournament, pitching 2.1 scoreless over two outings, including a two strikeouts in the ninth inning of the title game … Struck out one in 0.2 in-nings in the 13-1 win over Connecticut in the NCAA Clemson Regional.

2010: (Fr.): Freshman All-American by Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball and Ping! Baseball ... Second team All-Big South ... Set the CCU single-season record with 40 appearances, also leading the Big South ... Posted a 3-0 record with a 2.15 ERA, ranking 10th on the CCU single-season ERA list (all divisions) and second on the CCU single-season list in the Division I era ... Combined for four shutouts, serving as the primary set-up man for closer Austin Fleet ... Appeared in 15 Big South games, going 1-0 with a 1.89 ERA, striking out 18 in 19 innings with just three walks ... Picked up his first career win, going 1.2 innings versus Wake Forest ... Entered the Wake Forest game with CCU trailing 4-1 and did not allow a base runner, striking out one ... Second win helped Coastal take game one of a weekend series at Charleston Southern, entering the game in the eighth and retiring all six batter he faced, including a strikeout ... Pitched a season-high 4.1 scoreless innings with a season-high seven strikeouts, allowing just one hit and one walk, in a 7-3 victory over The Citadel for his third win of the season.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Was an All-State and All-Region 2A selection as well as earning a spot on the State 2A All-Star Team ... Helped Bishop England High School to a 2009 2A state championship ... Had a 13-0 record his senior season on the mound ... Earned three varsity letters with the Battling Bishops ... Played summer baseball for the Diamond Devils, who were the Under-17 Perfect Game World Champions and the Under-17 CABA World Champions ... Helped Bishop England to a state championship his sophomore season.

Personal: Born Nov. 10, 1990... Son of Mike and Hollie Connolly.

connolly’s career statisticsyear era W-l app-Gs CG sHo sV Ip H r er BB so 2B 3B Hr Bf / aVG Wp HpB BK saC2010 2.15 3-0 40-0 0 0/4 0 50.1 45 13 12 11 48 7 0 2 205/.242 0 3 0 52011 2.79 0-1 32-0 0 0/3 3 42.0 38 15 13 13 36 8 2 3 182/.242 0 5 0 7Career 2.44 3-1 72-0 0 0/7 3 92.1 83 28 25 24 84 15 2 5 387/.242 0 8 0 12

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#16 Josh conway6-1, 190, RHP, R/R, Jr. • Smithsburg, Md. / Smithsburg HS TRI-CAPTAIN

Was voted the 2012 preseason Big South Pitcher of the Year by the league’s coaches and Baseball America bestowed the same honor on the right-hander ... Baseball America also tabbed Conway the Big South’s top pro prospect and the 21st-best junior in the nation for 2012 … Enters his junior season with a career ERA of 2.92, which stands 10th on the CCU all-time list and fifth-best in the Division I era (since 1986) … Made the 2011 Cape Cod All-Star team pitching for the Bourne Braves … Listed as the 19th-best prospect in the Cape Cod League by Baseball America and the 30th-best by Perfect Game USA … In the summer of 2011, went 2-0 with a 1.88 ERA in five starts. He also struck out 28, with just 10 walks allowed, in 28.2 innings.

2011 (So.): Ranked 119th in the NCAA in ERA (2.69), while ranking fifth in the Big South … His 2.69 ERA ranks 10th on the CCU single-season list for the Division I era (since 1986) … His eight wins ranked fifth in the Big South, while his 70 strikeouts and opponent batting average (.241) both were seventh-best … Was dominant

in the midweek, moved to the closer role before returning as a starter at season’s end … Also played left field, third base, DH and first base … In the season-opening win over Boston College, started at third and had two hits, including a home run ... Was named Big South Pitcher of the Week for his dominating performance at #18 College of Charleston, who entered with a .316 team batting average and being struck out just 6.6 times per game ... The sophomore struck out a career-high 12 Cougars in 5.2 innings ... After giving up a one-out, solo home run in the third, Conway struck out the next seven batters faced (striking out the side in the fourth) ... Overall after the home run, Conway sat down 10 straight Cougars, including a total of nine by strike out ... Also served as DH, went 1-for-4 with an RBI and run scored then played third base the last two innings in the win … Continued to dominate on the mound in the Wake Forest win ... Had 1-2-3 innings in the first, second and fourth innings ... Only allowed two walks and one hit, retiring 15 of the 18 batters he faced in 5.0 innings, while striking out six ...In the first San Diego game, played third and went 1-for-5 ... In the second San Diego game, started on the mound, got the win and pitched a career-high 7.1 innings ... Only allowed three hits without allowing a run or a walk with four strikeouts … Came off the bench at The Citadel as a pinch runner, stayed in as the DH and moved to the mound to pitch a perfect ninth to earn the save ... Started in left field in the three games at Presbyterian, as well as closed the game on the mound Sunday ... Was 3-for-10 at the plate, going 2-for-4 with an RBI and run scored in game one ... Ended a mini CCU losing streak, getting a win in the High Point finale ... Pitched five innings in the start, allowing two hits and two unearned runs with a walk and five Ks … Impressive again, getting a win over VMI ... Pitched 6.2 innings, scattering six hits for one run with zero walks and four strike outs … Pitched the second game in the Radford series, going five scoreless and getting the win ... Gave up two hits to the first two batters of the game, putting runners on the corners, then struck out the side ... During Coastal’s 43-inning scoreless streak, pitched 5.0 in-nings with five Ks ... Entered the Liberty game at the Big South semifinal with score tied at 2-2 ... Pitched a 1-2-3 ninth to get the win as CCU scored one in the bottom of the ninth.

2010 (Fr.): Named to the John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year “Watch List” as presented by the College Baseball Foundation ... Played in 27 games, starting 12 - mostly as the designated hitter, while seeing 19 appearances on the mound, including five starts ... Was the starter on the mound in the Chants’ 25-7 win over Stony Brook (June 6) in the elimination game of the Myrtle Beach Regional, going four complete and allowing two hits and two runs ... His first game as a Chant, served as the starting DH, going 1-for-4 with two runs scored, while pitching a scoreless inning in relief, allowing one hit and striking out one ... Picked up his first career win, pitching 2.2 scoreless innings in relief versus Ball State ... Struck out three Cardinals and did not allow hit or walk ... Two outings later, pitched three innings in relief versus Illinois (Mar. 3) to earn his first save ... Struck out two and scattered four hits with one run and zero walks allowed versus the Illini ... First start on the mound came in a 7-3 win over The Citadel ... Pitched 4.2 innings, allowing two hits, three runs (two earned) and three walks with three strikeouts ... Started the third game of the weekend series versus UNC Asheville, a game CCU won 7-1 ... Left the game after five innings and the score tied at 1-1 as he scattered five hits with one run, one walk and four strikeouts ... Also started at Liberty, matching season highs with five innings pitched and four strikeouts, to earn his second win of the season in the 5-0 victory, allowing just two hits and one walk ... In the first two games versus Liberty, Conway served as the DH, going 3-for-7 with two RBI and two runs scored ... Hit a two-run home run, his first career round-tripper, in a win over UNC Wilmington, adding a sacrifice fly later in the game ... Was 1-for-2 with a home run in a win over Winthrop, scoring two runs and driving in a season-high four.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 42nd round of the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft ... Was a second team Rawlings All-American and the Washington County Player of the Year ... Was the Pitcher of the Year in the Tristate Area and the 10


Player of the Year in the Monogacy Valley Athletic League ... Hit .500 with 29 runs scored and 16 stolen bases and had a 4-0 record with a 0.98 ERA his senior season ... Struck out 52 batters in 35 innings pitched in 2009 ... Earned the Nick Adenhart Memorial Scholarship ... Was the Most Valuable Player at the Brooks Robinson All-Star Classic ... Was a three-time All-Washington County first team selection ... Hit .462 with 23 RBI his junior season ... Drove in 26 runs with a .444 average his sophomore year at Smithsburg ... Played in the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League in the summer of 2009 ... Also played on the Maryland Select summer team in 2008 ... Also played football and basketball at Smithsburg ... Was a first team All-MVAL wide receiver and defensive back his senior season ... Was an Honor Roll student at Smithsburg.

Personal: Born April 12, 1991 ... Son of Dave and Mindie Conway.

conway’s career Pitching statisticsyear era W-l app-Gs CG sHo sV Ip H r er BB so 2B 3B Hr Bf / aVG Wp HpB BK saC2010 3.30 2-0 19-5 0 0/4 1 46.1 39 20 17 15 33 4 0 5 193/.232 2 3 0 72011 2.89 8-2 20-12 0 0/2 3 77.0 70 28 23 23 70 7 1 4 325/.241 7 5 0 6Career 2.92 10-2 39-17 0 0/6 4 123.1 109 48 40 38 103 11 1 9 518/.237 9 8 0 13

conway’s career hitting statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2010 .274 27-12 62 18 17 1 0 3 16 27 .435 12 1 18 .395 1 2 6-6 13 17 3 .9092011 .176 23-18 74 11 13 1 1 1 5 19 ..257 2 4 18 .238 0 1 1-1 21 26 5 .919CAREER .221 50-30 136 29 30 2 1 4 21 46 .338 14 5 36 .314 1 3 7-7 34 53 8 .916

#35 PaTrick corBeTT6-5, 185, RHP/INF, R/R, Fr. • Yorktown, Va. / Tabb HS

47th Round, fifth pick (1,416th overall pick) by Kansas City Royals in the 2011 Major League Draft.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named Bay Rivers District baseball Player of the Year by district coaches … Led

the Tigers with a .440 batting average, .554 on-base percentage, 14 walks and 15 RBI … Was 4-3 on the mound with a 1.33 ERA and 65 strikeouts versus only three walks in 52.2 innings … Named All-Bay Rivers District as a pitcher (first team) and shortstop (second team) … A first team All-Bay Rivers District pitcher, adding second team all-district honors as a shortstop and second team all-region honors as a pitcher ... Went 5-3 with a 3.82 ERA for Tabb as a junior, striking out 54 batters in 52 innings pitched ... Batted .531 with three home runs and 26 RBI in 2010 ... As a sophomore, batted .323 while going 4-3 with a save and a 3.40 ERA on the mound with 53 K’s in 52 innings pitched.

Personal: Born Aug. 7, 1992 in Newport News, Va. … Son of Hobert and Amy Corbett.

#17 JusTin creel5-10, 185, 2B/SS, R/R, Jr. • Baton Rouge, La. / Central HS (Northeast Texas CC)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played two seasons at Northeast Texas CC … 2011 (So.): Batted .328 with nine doubles, 37 runs scored and 15 RBI … 2010 (Fr.): Named Region 14 Eastern All-Conference … Selected to play in the Texas-New Mexico All-Star game … Batted .359 with 13 doubles, 45 runs scored and 33 RBI … At Central HS: An Under Armour preseason All-American … Named to the 5A All-State team, as well as being a two-time 5A All-District 5 selection … Was an honorable mention All-State pick as a junior … Helped Central HS to state championships in 2006 and ’07 … For his prep career, batted .417 with 51 doubles, eight triples, 10 home runs, 130 RBI and 59 stolen bases … As a senior, batted .472with 19 doubles and 24 stolen bases … As a junior, posted a .463 batting average with 18 doubles, 52 RBI and 15 stolen bases.

Personal: Born April 1, 1990 in Baton Rouge, La. … Son of Richard and Rebecca Creel … His brother, Matt, plays baseball at the University of Houston.

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#31 Bryce dial6-4, 225, OF/RHP, R/R, Jr. • Columbus, Ga. / Columbus HS (Chattahoochee Valley (Ala.) JC)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played one season at Chattahoochee Valley Junior College and one season at Geor-gia Southern University … 2011 at CVJC (So): Named first team All-Southern League, second team all-region … Selected to the Alabama Community College Conference All-Tournament team … Hit 18 home runs, the second-best total in JuCo Division I in 2011 and ranked third (tied) overall … His 65 RBI ranked 12th-best in Division I JuCo … Was named the NJCAA Division I National Player of the Week (Mar. 23) hitting four home runs in three games and driving in two-game winning runs … For the week, was 6-for-12 at the plate with a double, 10 RBI, five walks and a stolen base ... For the year, batted .339 with 16 doubles, 60 runs scored, 18 HR, 65 RBI, 42 walks, 11 HBP and .480 on-base percentage … 2010 at GSU (Fr.): Played in nine games, getting two starts … Batted .167 (2-for-2) with a double … At Columbus HS: Voted Columbus HS ‘Offensive Player of the Year’ three seasons...Batted .385 in 2008, hitting eight home runs with 39 RBI...Played in three state championship baseball games and

twice been a member of the Georgia ‘Top 100’...Earned All-Tournament team honors for Team Georgia summer 2007 playing in Oklahoma...Hit a school record 17 homeruns and was Second Team Louisville High School All-American...Played football, basketball and baseball.

Personal: Born February 18, 1991 in Columbus, Ga. … Son of Curtis and Amy Dial.

dial’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2010 # .167 9-2 12 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 .250 1 1 4 .286 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 --# - stats from Georgia Southern University

#25 adam eGGnaTz6-2, 170, OF/RHP/SS, B/R, Fr. • Tampa, Fla. / Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: First team Rawlings All-Region … Helped Brooks-DeBartolo reach the 2011 Florida 2A state championship game … Second team All-Hillsborough County as a senior … Batted .571 with 17 doubles, three triples, seven home runs, 32 RBI and 27 stolen bases … On the mound, was 1-1 with two saves, posting a 0.34 ERA … Struck out 22 in 20.2 innings … Prior to his senior season, rated #40 prospect in the state by Perfect Game USA ... Honorable mention All-Hillsborough County as a junior ... Hit .417 with 14 doubles, 22 runs scored and 30 stolen bases in 2010 ... Swiped 30 stolen bases in 2010, ranking 11th in the state ... Went 4-2 and posted a 4.38 ERA over 38.1 innings pitched with 31 strikeouts ... Invited to USA Baseball’s Tournament of Stars in the summer of 2010, an elite invitation-only event that features roughly 150 of the nation’s top 18-and-under players ... As a sophomore, posted a .448 batting average, going 3-1 on the mound with 29 strikeouts in 30.2 innings pitched ... Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Born May 26, 1992 in Tampa, Fla. … Son of Richard and Laura Eggnatz.

#32 douG FleminG6-1, 190, C, R/R, So. • Neshaminy, Pa. / William Penn Charter HS

2011 (RFr.): Missed the 2011 season due to Tommy John surgery … Was able to travel and served as a bullpen catcher.

2010 (Fr.): Redshirted.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named to the Under Armour Preseason All-America team in 2008 and 2009 ... Was

named to the Baseball Clearinghouse.net All-National Team in 2009 ... Was a four-year starting catcher ... Had a .380 high school batting average with 26 doubles, four triples and 13 home runs as a senior ... Was a two-time team captain and team MVP ... Helped William Penn Charter to a 2009 Inter-AC championship and a ranking of 25th nationally by Perfect Game in 2009 ... Was a three-time all-conference and All-Philadelphia selection ... Also was a three-time member of the Carpenter Cup team ... Played legion baseball for Yardley Western ... Was a three-time All-Pennsylvania East-West American Legion All-Star and a four-time Region 3 and Lower Bucks American

Legion All-Star ... Graduated with honors from William Penn Charter.Personal: Born May 9, 1990 ... Son of John and Linda Fleming.

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#8 Tucker Frawley6-0, 185, C, R/R, Sr. • Lexington, S.C. / Lexington HS TRI-CAPTAIN

Carries a career 3.906 GPA in physics through December 2011, earning a perfect 4.0 seven times.2011 (Jr.): Named second team CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District 3 and Academic All-Big South,

posting a 3.97 GPA in physics … One of the few Coastal players to get off to a hot start with the new bats, posting a .429 average (3-for-7) with a double, home run and four walks in his first three games … Started the first two games of 2011 and came off the bench in the 16-inning marathon with Indiana in game three ... In the top of the 16th, injured his left knee in a play at the plate, what proved to be the winning run for the Hoosiers, and would miss the next 18 games … Made his return to the lineup at The Citadel (Mar. 23), going 0-for-2 but reached base twice as he walked and was hit by a pitch … Was 1-for-2 with a walk in the exhibition with the Texas Rangers … Raised his season batting average

39 points to .300 as he went 4-for-11 in the Liberty series ... On Sunday versus the Flames, went 2-for-4 and had a career-high 14 fielding chances thanks to 11 strike outs, two plays at the plate and two assists … Went 1-for-4 and accounted for two of CCU’s four runs with two RBI at Clemson … Was 4-for-8 in the Presbyterian series with double and two hit by pitches … Had a career-long eight-game hitting streak snapped at Virginia, batting .379 ( 11-for-29) over the span … Had his best weekend of the season at Winthrop ... Was 5-for-12 (.417) with a three runs scored, one RBI, one double and one walk ... Went 3-for-5 with two runs scored in game two, tying his career high for hits in a game ... Had a hit and run scored in each of the first two Big South tournament games … In the NCAA Clemson Regional, was 1-for-2 with an RBI in the opening-round win over Connecticut and 2-for-3 with a double in the second game versus the Huskies.

2010 (So.): Played in 27 games, getting seven starts, serving as the backup to All-American and Johnny Bench Award finalist Jose Iglesias ... Batted .209 in 43 at bats ... Of his nine hits, five went for extra bases, including two doubles and three home runs for a .465 slugging percentage ... Was 2-for-6 as the starting catcher and delivered an RBI double versus Stony Brook (June 6) in the Myrtle Beach Regional ... Later drove in another and walked, scoring on Scott Woodward’s RBI triple ... Was the starting catcher in the opening game of the UNC Asheville series, going 1-of-3 with a three-run home run and scoring three times ... Was 2-for-2 with a run scored in the series finale versus Winthrop.

2009 (RFr.): Appeared in 14 games for the Chanticleers with starts against Rad-ford (April 11) and Presbyterian April 26) ... Hit .474 with a double, a home run and five RBI ... Hit his first collegiate home run (April 11) against Radford, going 2-for-4 with two RBI ... Went 3-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and two RBI against Stony Brook (March 8) ... Had two hits in the win over VMI (May 9).

2008 (Fr.): Redshirted.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Was named All-State by the High School Sports Report

and was an All-Area AAAA Team honoree by The State ... Played in the 2007 North-South All-Star Game and was named to the All-Academic Team at the International Paper Tournament and by Diamond Prospects ... Lettered three years at Lexington High School ... Hit .347 and drove in 19 runs his senior season for the Wildcats ... Earned the Allen Whitacre Award for highest grade-point-average on the Lexington baseball team ... Helped the Wildcats to the Region 4 AAAA championship his junior year ... Played for the Palmetto Sandgnats in the summer of 2006.

Personal: Born June 1, 1989 ... Son of Patrick and Barbara Frawley.

Frawley’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2008 — Redshirted —2009 .474 14-2 19 6 9 1 0 1 5 13 .684 1 0 2 .500 0 1 0-0 36 9 0 1.0002010 .209 27-7 43 10 9 2 0 3 7 20 .465 4 2 7 .306 0 1 0-0 82 10 2 .9792011 .234 41-40 128 19 30 5 0 1 15 38 .297 12 8 27 .333 2 5 1-1 236 45 3 .989CAREER .253 28-49 190 35 48 8 0 5 27 71 .374 17 10 36 .342 2 7 1-1 354 64 5 .988

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#20 sloan Gilliam6-1, 205, 1B, R/R, RJr. • Moore, S.C. / Dorman HS (Spartanburg Methodist College)

2011 (Jr.): Was enrolled at Coastal Carolina, but was not a part of the team.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Signed with Georgia Southern out of Junior College, spending the Fall 2010 semes-

ter there … Transferred to Coastal Carolina in the Spring of 2011, using a redshirt season … Spent two seasons at Spartanburg Methodist … 2010 (So.): Named NJCAA All-Region 10 … Batted .423 in 54 games with 15 doubles, three triples, 54 runs scored and 62 RBI … 2009 (Fr.): Had a slow start to his collegiate career, ending with a .234 batting average in 27 games with four doubles and 15 RBI … At Dorman HS: Named to the HSSR All-State team and to the North squad of the A-AA All-Star game as a senior … Finished eighth in the state in RBI with 36, while hitting six home runs to rank 15th in the state … Had a 2.50 ERA on the mound … At the 2007 state tour-nament, set a record by hitting four doubles in a game … Earned All-Tournament honors at the state tournament … Tabbed All-Region as a sophomore.

Personal: Born Dec. 29, 1989 in Moore, S.C. … Son of Brian and Kelly Gilliam.

#41 chris harrison6-0, 175, RHP, R/R, Fr. • Lexington, S.C. / White Knoll HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Was 1-0 with a save, striking out 11 in 8.2 innings … Batted .321 … Selected for the 1A-4A South All-Star as voted on by the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association … Led White Knoll to its first ever state title in 2010 and a #7 final national ranking by MAXPREPS XCELLENT 100 ... Named all-region as a pitcher as he was 3-0 with a 2.59 ERA, striking out 29 in 27 innings with just four walks ... Also batted .436 with eight doubles, three home runs and 19 RBI in 2010 ... As a sophomore, was his team’s Pitcher of the Year and All-4A Region MVP, going 5-3 with a 2.63 ERA, fanning 57 in 61.1 innings.

Personal: Born Feb. 6, 1993 in Columbia, S.C. … Son of Steve and Allison Harrison.

#27 Tyler herB6-2, 175, RHP, R/R, So. • Lykens, Pa. / Williams Valley HS

2011 (Fr.): Made 17 appearances as a true freshman … Did not factor in any decisions, posting a 4.33 ERA … Ended the season allowing just two walks in an 13-game span (15.1 innings) with 14 strike outs (April 8-June 5) … Started for the Chants in game two of the year but did not factor in the decision as he pitched just 4.2 innings versus Tennessee Tech with four strike outs, leaving with a 4-1 lead ... In the Wake Forest win, pitched 3.0 innings in relief, striking out four … In the exhibition versus the Texas Rangers, struck out DH Mitch Moreland, the only CCU pitcher to record a K in the game … Made second career start at #1 Virginia ... Pitched three-plus innings at UVa, allowing five hits and four runs … Pitched 1.2 innings with two strikeouts in Coastal’s record-setting 43-inning score-

less span … Struck out all three batters he faced in the win at UNC Wilmington.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Led Williams Valley HS to a Schuylkill League Division II title in 2010 as he

hit .487 while going 7-3 with a 2.39 ERA and a Pennsylvania-best 126 strikeouts on the mound ... Named Pottsville Republican-Herald and Upper Dauphin Sentinel Area Player of the Year, leading his league in five statistical categories - hits (37), runs scored (39), RBIs (38), triples (3) and pitching strikeouts ... Also ranked second in batting average, doubles (8) and home runs (6) while coming in at third in pitch-ing victories and seventh in ERA (2.39) ... Set 12 school records in baseball, including career at bats (230), career runs scored (122), career hits (110), career assists (456), career doubles (33), career RBI (105), career pitching appearances (40), season assists (157), season doubles (11), season RBI (39), career strikeouts (311) and season strikeouts (126) ... Went 7-2 with a mid-state-best 0.90 ERA and 99 strikeouts in 62 innings pitched his junior season … Was the Upper Dauphin Sentinel Area Player of the Year … Hit .370 with eight doubles and 22 RBI as a junior … Was a first team Upper Dauphin Sentinel All-Star and Williams Valley’s team Most Valuable Player his sophomore season … Was 8-2 with a 2.41 ERA and 73 strikeouts in 58 innings pitched in 2008 … Had a .325 average his sophomore campaign

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… Also a standout in football (quarterback, defensive back and punter) and basketball at Williams Valley … Was an Upper Dauphin Sentinel first team All-Star in basketball, scoring over 1,000 career points, and a Twin Valley Conference first team All-Star in football … Was a Pennsylvania American Legion East-West All-Star Selection ... Was an Honor Roll student at Williams Valley.

Personal: Born April 28, 1992 ... Son of Paul and Lori Herb.

herB’s career statisticsyear era W-l app-Gs CG sHo sV Ip H r er BB so 2B 3B Hr Bf / aVG Wp HpB BK saC2011 4.33 0-0 17-2 0 0/2 0 27.0 32 18 13 9 24 5 0 2 125.279 3 1 0 0

#5 ausTin kerr6-0, 160, LHP, L/L, Fr. • Chester, S.C. / Chester HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named All-Region IV AAA … Chosen to play for the North in the 2A-3A South Caro-lina All-Star game … Batted .382 as a senior … Had four wins as a junior with 66 strikeouts, versus 18 walks, in 46 innings … Invited to play in the Palmetto Games after his sophomore season … Also played football, averaging 37.5 yards per punt.

Personal: Born April 7, 1993 in Chester, S.C. … Son of Jeff and Karen Kerr … His father played baseball at Clemson.

#24 TriPP marTin6-2, 190, SS/3B, R/R/, So. • Pelham, Ala. / Pelham HS

2011 (Fr.): Played in 41 games, getting 31 starts … Was 3-for-6 with three RBI as a pinch hitter hiting a single, double and home run (walk off) … The walk-off home run came on Feb. 20 in a 6-5 win over Virginia Tech, launching a 0-0 fastball over the left-field wall for the victory … Hit a double and scored in the win at College of Charleston … Came off the bench in the top of the ninth at The Citadel to pinch hit with CCU down one and one out ... Delivered a single and would help Coastal pull out the 6-5 come-from-behind win, scoring what was the tying run on Tommy La Stella’s two-run double … Stayed hot the next game, going 2-for-5 with two RBI and two runs scored in the Fri-

day win at UNC Asheville … Came off the bench to go 1-for-2 with a double and run scored at North Carolina … In the UNC Wilmington home win, went 2-for-4 with a double, two runs scored and a walk … Parlayed a strong finish in the regular season to start all four games of the Big South Tournament at third ... In game one, went 1-for-2 with three RBI and two runs scores, hitting a monster home run that rattled off the top of the light tower in left field … Was 1-for-4 with two RBI in the opening round win over Connecticut in the NCAA Clemson Regional.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named honorable mention All-American by Louisville Slugger/Colle-giate Baseball ... Selected 6A All-State by the Alabama Sports Writers Association, as well as earning All-Metro and All-Shelby County ... Helped Pelham to a #1 state and national rank during a 29-game winning streak, hitting .364 for the season with nine home runs and 44 RBI while going 7-0 with a save and 2.64 ERA, striking out 58 in 47.2 innings pitched on the mound ... Hit .318 with five home runs and 24 RBI his junior season … Also had a 3-1 record with a 1.19 ERA on the mound for the Panthers … Was an Alabama Baseball Coaches Association All-Star selection in 2009 and helped Pelham to a #22 ranking in the country by Baseball America March 31, 2009 … Was an All-Metro Honorable Mention his sophomore season ... Hit .373 with 17 RBI and had a 3-0 record with a 2.17 ERA in 2008 … Also played quarterback in football at Pelham … Was named to the Birmingham News Preseason All-Metro Football Team in 2009 … Was an Honor Roll student and the Birmingham News Scholar-Athlete of the Week Nov. 4, 2009.

Personal: Born April 2, 1992 ... Son of Ray and Karen Martin.

martin’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2011 .207 41-31 111 22 23 8 0 2 13 37 .333 10 2 41 .285 0 9 2-2 16 27 8 .843

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#1 JacoB may5-10, 175, OF/2B, B/R, So. • Liberty Township, Ohio / Lakota West HS

Tabbed 26th-best prospect in the Northwoods League by Perfect Game USA … Batted .296 for the Green Bay Bullfrogs in the summer of 2011 with 12 doubles, 20 walks and 19 stolen bases in 45 games.

2011 (Fr.): Played in 44 games with 38 starts, mostly playing left field … Missed the first 11 games after suffering a wrist injury dur-ing practice in the week leading up to opening day … Led all Coastal outfielders with five assists … Made his collegiate debut Mar. 7 as the starting DH versus Ball State, going 1-for-5 with an RBI and stolen base … Versus Wake Forest as the DH, capped a six-run sixth inning with an RBI double down the third-base line (his first hit from the

right side of the plate) ... Later, batting left handed, ripped a double down the first-base line ... Scored twice and walked once … Was 1-for-2 with a looping single down the left field line in the exhibition game with the Texas Rangers … Was just 1-for-11 in the Liberty series, but his one hit was a bunt single to start the ninth in game two … He would later score the game-winning run on Daniel Bow-man’s sacrifice fly … Versus Gardner-Webb, threw out a runner at the plate in the first inning of the second game, helping Matt Rein earn Big South Pitcher of the Week ... Was 4-for-13 at the plate in the series with three RBI, two doubles and a triple … Went on a six-game hit streak, getting one hit each contest (VMI finale, three Radford games and the first two at Winthrop) ... Came off the bench in the championship game of the Big South Tournament to hit an triple in his lone plate appearance … Pinch hit in each of the NCAA Clemson Regional games, walking once.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Selected in the 39th round by the Cincinnati Reds in the 2010 Major League Baseball Draft, becoming the first player in Lakota West’s history to be drafted out of high school ... Hit .440 in 27 games with five home runs, 29 RBI and 19 stolen bases as a senior to earn All-State and his second straight, first team All-Greater Miami Conference honor ... Holds the Lakota district record for career homers (10) ... Ranked sixth on the Buckeye Scout Class Top 100 ... Named to the Rawlings and Perfect Game USA Preseason All-American teams ... A two-time Cincinnati Enquirer All-Star and QueenCityHigh.com All-Ohio team honoree … Was a first team All-Greater Miami Conference, All-Butler County and All-City selection and second team All-Ohio honoree his junior year … Participated in the East Coast Pro Showcase, the Perfect Game National Showcase and was on the Perfect Game National Underclassmen Showcase Top Prospect Team … Was an All-Greater Cincinnati Area selection by ESPN Rise … Was an Honor Roll student at Lakota West.

Personal: Born Jan. 23, 1992 ... Son of Lee May, Jr. and Heather Cunningham ... Father was a first-round draft pick by the New York Mets in 1986, and is currently the hitting coach for the Cleveland Indians’ AAA team, the Columbus Clippers ... May’s grandfather, Lee May Sr., spent 18 seasons in the major leagues and is in the Reds Hall of Fame.

may’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%

2011 .206 44-38 141 21 29 6 3 0 13 41 .291 12 4 24 .285 1 9 5-5 57 5 2 .969

#29 woody nisBeT5-9, 180, RHP, RJr. • Phoenix, Ariz. / Sunrise Mountain HS (South Mountain CC)

2011 (Jr.): Sat out a redshirt season at Coastal Carolina per NCAA regulaitons.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played two seasons at South Mountain CC ... 2010 (So.): Appeared in a team-high

18 games, starting one, posting a 3-3 record with a team-high seven saves ... Struck out 43 batters in 32.2 innings with a 3.03 ERA ... Batted .270 in 36 games, going 5-of-5 in stolen bases ... 2009 (Fr.): Appeared in 11 games, going 1-2 with a save and 6.17 ERA ... Pitched 23.1 innings with 28 strikeouts ... Batted .242 in 46 games, going 9-of-9 in stolen bases, with seven doubles and 20 RBI ... Sunrise HS: Batted .472 with 33 runs and 32 RBIs, and, as the No. 2 starter he was 5- 1 with a 1.78 ERA as a senior ... Helped Sunrise to the state final as a senior, state semifinals as a junior and the state final as a sophomore ... Sunrise was ranked among the nation’s top 20 in 2008 by Collegiate Baseball ... Named honorable mention All-State as a junior.

Personal: Born April 9, 1990.


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#13 Joe Perricone6-2, 180, RHP, R/R, Fr. • Mount Prospect, Ill. / John Hersey HS

40th Round, 29th pick (1,230th overall pick) by Tamp Bay Rays in the 2011 Major League Draft.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named Perfect Game/Rawlings first team All-Central Region … Perfect Game rated

him the 12th-best prospect in Illinois and the 109th-best pitcher in the nation … Won three games and struck out 61 in 46 innings … Earned second team All-State as an outfielder … Named All-Northwest Region by the Daily Herald … Honorable mention all-area by the Sun Times as a pitcher … Tabbed All-Mid Suburban League … Batted .390 with nine home runs, seven doubles, 24 walks and 31 RBI … Tied for having the top velocity at the Chicago Area Code games ... Struck out 43 batters in 40.2 innings as a junior with a 3.70 ERA ... Also batted .347 with six home runs ... For his summer team, went 8-2 with a save, striking out 63 in 36 innings with a 1.83 ERA

Personal: Born Sept. 25, 1992 in Park Ridge, Ill. … Son of Mike and Dorothea Perricone.

#12 keiTh Picconi5-11, 180, 2B, L/R, Jr. • College Point, N.Y. / Chaminade HS (Frederick (Md.) CC)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played two seasons at Frederick Community College … Helped the Cougars rank first in NJCAA Division II after a 17-0 start to the 2011 season … 2011 (So.): Named second team All-Maryland JuCo … Batted .364 with 11 doubles, 47 runs scored and 19 RBI in 45 games … Had a .523 on base percent-age, best among all Maryland JuCo teams, thanks to 26 walks and 18 hit by pitches … 2010 (Fr.): Played in nine games before missing the rest of the season with an injury and posted a .308 batting average with three of his eight hits being doubles … Scored 14 runs … At Chaminade HS: Batted .440 as a senior with 13 doubles, four triples, six home runs and 23 RBI … Led Chaminade to a 25-5 record as a senior and 29-1 scoresheet as a junior … Batted .428 with three home runs and 15 RBI as a junior … Played for the New York Empires, which won the 2006 WWBA U17 National Champions.

Personal: Born June 11, 1990 in College Point, N.Y. … Son of Gregory and Jane Picconi.

#33 Tyler Poole6-6, 210, RHP, R/R, Fr. • Hickory, N.C. / Hickory HS

38th Round, 20th pick (1,1626th overall pick) by Boston Red Sox in the 2011 Major League Draft. ... On basketball scholarship with the Chanticleers … Redshirted the 2011-12 basketball season due to injury, but is expected to be available for the baseball season after his basketball commitment.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: A two-sport standout at Hickory High School ... Named honorable mention All-Ameri-can by Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball … Led the Red Tornadoes to a 17-11 baseball record as a senior and the fourth round of NCHSSA 3A playoffs … Was 7-3 as a senior … Had 96 strikeouts in 65 innings, allowing just 45 hits … For his career, struck out 239 batters … Threw a complete-game two –hitter versus St. Stephens … In basketball, averaged 17 points, 7.8 rebounds and 3.0 assists last season to help lead Hickory High School to a 26-4 overall record and a No. 3 ranking in the state of North Carolina ... Selected to the all-district first team, was named all-region and was named to the Charlotte Observer All-Star team in his conference.

Personal: Born Sept. 8, 1992 in Hickory, N.C. ... Son of Chris and Traci Poole.

#40 Josh Powell6-2, 200, RHP/C, R/R, Jr. • Laurinburg, N.C. / West Brunswick HS (Brunswick CC)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played two seasons at Brunswick CC … 2011 (So.): Named second team All-Region 10 as a catcher … Was 1-0 with a 1.76 ERA … Set a Brunswick record with 10 saves in a season … Helped Brunswick to a 24-6 record and Region 10 title … Also batted .398 with seven doubles, two triples, two home runs and 20 RBI … 2010 (Fr.): Batted .374 with 10 doubles and 26 RBI … At West Brunswick HS: Named All-State, and Brunswick Country Player of the Year as a catcher, batting .436 with seven doubles and 28 RBI as a senior … Led the Trojans to two conference titles and a 46-11 record over his final two years … A two-time all-conference and all-are selection … As a junior, batted .340 with eight doubles and four home runs.

Personal: Born Mar. 22, 1991 in Laurinburg, N.C. … Son of Kenneth and Chrisa Powell.


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#6 Brian PrueTT6-0, 160, SS, R/R, Fr. • Sarasota, Fla. / Riverview HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named Rawlings/Perfect Game second team All-Region … Batted .328 as a senior … Posted a .478 as a junior at Riverview ... 2009 Under Armour Don Mattingly Hitting Award Recipient ... 2010 Perfect Game WABA International Tournament MVP/Gold Glove Recipient ... 2010 Under Armour Preseason All American.

Personal: Born Dec. 9, 1992 in Sarasota, Fla. ... Son of Brian and Deborah Pruett.

#30 will remillard6-1, 190, C, R/R, So. • Cohoes, N.Y. / La Salle Institute (Temple University)

Will practice but not play the 2012 season per NCAA transfer rules.Prior to Coastal Carolina: Spent his true freshman season at Temple University … 2011 (Fr.): Named the

Philadelphia Big 5 Rookie of the Year … Batted .321 with 10 doubles, three home runs and 26 RBI, while throwing out 28 base runners … At La Salle Institute: A Rawlings/Perfect Game honorable mention All-Region selection ... Voted first team Big 10 League All-Star … Voted fourth team All-State by the New York State Sports Writers Association as a senior … Was second team all-area as a first baseman by the Times Union and Troy Record as a junior ... Hit .500 as a junior with 26 RBI ... Also hit one home run and 13 doubles ... Prior to his junior year, named a “player to watch: by Collegiate Baseball … Named Times Union and Troy Record first team all-area as a sophomore ... Hit .411 with 45 RBI, including three homeruns and eight doubles ... Was an Empire State Games silver medalist ... Led his summer team, the South Troy Dodgers, to the Connie Mack World Series.

Personal: Born Sept. 18, 1992 in Troy, N.Y. … Son of Ernie and Jennifer Remillard.

remillard’s career statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2011 # .321 45-41 162 23 52 10 0 3 26 71 .438 8 1 20 .353 2 1 2-2 258 50 21 .936# - stats from Temple University

#10 Javier reynoso5-11, 195, LHP/DH, B/L, Fr. • Tampa, Fla. / Brooks-DeBartolo Collegiate HS

39th Round, fifth pick (1,191th overall pick) by Chicago White Sox in the 2011 Major League Draft ... Named the fourth-best newcomer in the Big South by Baseball America.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Third team Rawlings All-American … First team Rawlings All-Region … First team All-Hillsborough County as a senior … Helped the Phoenix to first state tournament berth … Was 9-4 on the mound with a 1.30 ERA … Posted 116 strikeouts in 77 innings …. Led the team with 38 RBI while batting .593 with 10 doubles and eight home runs … Rated #28 prospect in the state prior to his senior season by Perfect Game USA, saying “one of top Florida HS arms to see” ... As a junior, struck out 31 in 28.2 innings while posting a 2-4 record ... Hit .415 with six doubles, three home runs and 16 RBI ... Invited to 2010 USA Baseball’s Tournament of Stars, an elite invitation-only event that features roughly 150 of the nation’s top 18-and-under players.

Personal: Born October 31, 1992 in Riverside, Calif. … Son of Reggie and Rose Williams … Older brothers, SD and Reggie, Jr., play in the Cardinals and Twins organizations, respectively … Father played for the Angels.

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#42 John rossi6-1, 235, RHP, R/R, Fr. • Monaca, Pa. / Central Valley HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Twice named to the Beaver County Times’ all-star team … As a senior, posted a 4-1 record with a 2.89 ERA and 55 strikeouts … Was 5-2 with 57 strikeouts and a 2.32 ERA as a junior … Helped the Trojans reach the 2010 WPIAL Class AA semifinals … Played in the Pennsylvania American League East-West All-Star game in the summer of 2010.

Personal: Born Feb. 3, 1993 in Pittsburgh, Pa. … Son of Richard and Nancy Rossi.

#3 nick serGakis5-7, 165, 3B, R/R, Fr. • New Albany, Ohio / Columbus Academy

Prior to Coastal Carolina: A Perfect Game/Rawlings honorable mention All-Central Regional honoree … A three-time All-Mid State League selection … A two-time first team All-Central District Division III pick …. As a junior, batting a team-high .463 with 29 RBI … Also posted a 2.74 ERA while allowing 38 hits and 29 walks with 57 strikeouts in 46 innings … As a sophomore, earned second team all-district … Hit .425 with 18 RBI … Pitched 32.2 innings, allowing 21 earned runs on 36 hits with 33 strikeouts and 26 walks … As a freshman, hit .388 with two home runs and a team-high 16 RBI … Pitched a team-high 44.2 innings, striking out 47 and walking 20 with a 2.19 ERA.

Personal: Born April 6, 1993 in West Allegheny, Pa. … Son of Pete and Tracy Sergakis.

#11 Ben smiTh6-2, 175, LHP, L/L, Fr. • Wichita Falls, Texas / Rider HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Texas Sports Writers Association second team All-State pick as a pitcher and hon-orable mention All-State as a first baseman … Also a second team All-State honoree by the Texas High School Baseball Coaches Association … Helped Rider HS to the UIL 4A state title … Selected the State Championship Player of Game as the winning pitcher and was named to the All-Tournament team as a first baseman … Selected to play for Team Texas in the Heartland Classic … District 4-4A Pitcher of the Year … Was 12-2 on the mound with a 1.47 ERA and a school-record 160 strikeouts in 90.2 innings pitched … Offensively, batted .366 with 44 RBI, seven doubles, four triples and two home runs … As a junior, helped the Raiders to the state semifinal … Named first team All-District as a first baseman … Batted .350 with 18 RBI … Was 3-0 pitching with a 1.00 ERA … As a sophomore, named first team All-District as a pitcher, also being named to the Red River Diamond Dozen squad … Was 7-3 with a 1.49 ERA … Struck out 31 in 56.1 innings, allowing just seven walks.

Personal: Born Jan. 20, 1993 in Cheyenne, Wyoming … Son of Porter and Donna Smith … Has four younger siblings, twin brothers Caleb and Cole and twin brothers Mason and Evan … His father was in the Air Force and, while living in Yorktown, Va., played on a 10-year-old all-star team with fellow Chanticleer Patrick Corbett.

#19 chris suseck5-10, 205, 3B/1B, R/R, Fr. • Flemington, N.J. / Hunterdon Central Regional HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Named first team All-Group IV, All-West Jersey and All-Skyland Conference Delaware Division … Selected second team All-State … Hit .463 with a .566 on-base percentage and slugged .713 with five homers, 25 RBI and 10 stolen bases … Missed junior season due to an ACL injury suffered during basketball season … As a sophomore, helped Hunterdon Central to the New Jersey Group IV state title … Was named all-area as a utility and All-Hunterdon County, leading the team with a .427 average and adding 30 runs and 33 RBI … Also earned first team All-Skyland Conference Delaware Division … Hunterdon Central also won a state title during Suseck’s freshman season.

Personal: Born Jan. 8, 1993 in Flemington, N.J. … Son of Mark and Ileana Suseck.

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#18 ausTin wallace6-2, 190, LHP, L/L, Jr. • Frankfort, Ill. / Lincoln-Way East HS (Moraine Valley CC)

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Played one season at Moraine Valley CC … 2011 (So.): Named second team All-Illinois Skyway Collegiate Conference … Was 2-4 with a 3.65 ERA … In 44.1 innings, struck out 37 … Also named to the SICC All-Academic team … 2010 (Fr.): Spent one season at NCAA Division II St. Josephs College … Named Academic All-Great Lakes Valley Conference … Was 0-3 in three appearances with a 5.14 ERA.

Personal: Born Nov. 30, 1990 in Frankfort, Ill. … Son of Robert and Julie Wallace.

#23 luke willis5-11, 180, OF, R/R, Fr. • Annandale, Va. / Oakton HS

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Tabbed first team Virginia All-Group AAA and VirginiaPreps.com honorable men-tion All-AAA baseball teams … Earned first team All-Met honors by the Washington Post … Named first team All-Concorde District, helping the Cougars to their first district title since 2006 … Stole 24 bases and batted .438 with 30 RBI … Was 3-0 with five saves as a pitcher … As a junior, earned all-region honors … Batted .420 with a region-best 29 stolen bases … Was All-Concorde District as a sophomore, batting .350 with 15 stolen bases … Also played football, earning All-Concorde District as a wide receiver as a senior and at running back as a junior, and was an all-state performer in track … Named the 2010-11 Oakton High School Male Athlete of the Year as he was the baseball co-MVP and the football Offensive MVP.

Personal: Born Nov. 9, 1992 in Fairfax, Va. … Son of Jeff and Evy Willis.

#21 rich wiTTen6-1, 200, 1B/C/3B, R/R, Sr. • Danville, Ky. / Danville HS TRI-CAPTAIN

Was runner-up for the 2012 preseason Big South Player of the Year honor as voted on by the league’s coaches … Graduated cum laude from Coastal Carolina in December 2011 with a 3.613 GPA in exercise and sport sci-ence.

2011 (Jr.): Named to the Big South All-Tournament team for the second straight season … Was just 2-for-14 in the tourney, but was 1-for-3 with two RBI versus Winthrop in the quarterfinal, 1-for-4 with a solo home run in championship game and made numerous key defensive plays at first base … Ended the season batting .300 overall, .343 in Big South games … Led the league in putouts (564) with the next closest being 381 by Liberty’s Austin Taylor … Ranked fifth (tied) in the Big South in doubles (18), fifth (tied) in RBI (51), seventh (tied) in runs scored (48) and 10th in total bases (108) … In Big South games, tied for the league lead with 12 doubles and fifth (tied) in walks (14) … Had a career-long 15-game hit streak, seeing his season batting average jump from

.223 to .292 ... Streak was snapped in the second Winthrop game, but he rallied to go 2-for-5 in the finale ... During the streak, batted .439 (25-for-57) with 15 runs scored, 20 RBI, eight doubles and four home runs … Had a hit in 25-of-his-last-28 — batting .364 (43-for-118) over the span ... Scored a run in 17 of his last 18 games, amassing 24 over the span … Batted .500 (7-for-14) at the NCAA Clemson Regional … Was 2-for-2 with a home run, two runs scored and RBI in the opening-round win over Connecticut … Versus Clemson, was 4-for-5 with three runs scored … In the second UConn meeting, was 1-for-4 with an RBI and run scored … Drew several starts at catcher due to injuries at the position, including the two San Diego wins and in games one and three at Pepperdine ... Of his 70 hits on the season, 39 came with runners on base (.355 batting average), including 30 with runners in scoring position (.385 avg.) … With runners on third and less than two outs, he was 15-of-17 (.882) at the plate … Started slow, with just two hits in his first seven games (2-for-26 for an .077 batting average) ... Was batting just .114 through the first nine games … Season turned around in a Ball State win (Mar. 4), going 3-for-3 with five RBI … At #1 Virginia, went 2-for-4 with two doubles, a RBI and run scored … Was 2-for-3 with two runs scored, two RBI and his first home run of the season in the win over The Citadel ... Made a strong case for Big South Player of the Week versus Radford, batted .583 (7-for-12) with six runs, a double, two home runs, six RBI, 1.167 slug-ging pct.,.667 on-base pct. And a stolen base ... In game one, was 1-for-2 with a walk and hit by pitch ... Also scored twice and stole a base ...

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In game two, was 4-for-6 with an RBI single and scored twice ... In game three, was 2-for-5 with five RBI ... Hit a solo home run for a 3-0 lead after three complete then put the game out of reach with a grand slam in the fourth … In the UNC Wilmington win, Witten hit his first career triple —a three-run triple at that, going 2-for-6 with two runs scored and three RBI.

2010 (So.): Played in 39 games, starting 15 – including the last month as the first baseman ... Batted .321 overall and .339 as a starter ... Named Big South All-Tournament as he was a key figure in the team’s champion-ship, going 6-for-8 (.750) with five extra base hits and six RBI in the final two games against High Point and Liberty ... Witten was a perfect 4-for-4 with three doubles in the win over High Point ... In the championship game against Liberty, Witten was 2-for-3 with a three-run home run in the 8-2 win ... Stepped up big for the second straight weekend at the Myrtle Beach Regional to earn All-Tournament honors ... Hit a grand slam in the sixth and scored the winning run after doubling to open the 10th inning in the 11-10 win over the College of Charleston (June 7) in the Regional Cham-pionship ... Also in that CofC final, made an impressive stretch at first to record an out on what could have been the game-winning run ... Hit .278 with a double, a home run and six RBI in the regional ... Over his last nine games played – eight as a starter – batted 13-for-34 (.382), starting with that 4-for-4, three RBI performance versus High Point in the Big South Tournament ... Went 3-for-3 with four RBI, two doubles, a home run and three runs scored in a win over Toledo.

2009 (RFr.): Played in 28 games for the Chanticleers with seven starts in 2009 ... Hit .292 with six doubles, a home run and 12 RBI ... Had a .479 slugging percentage ... Blasted a home run and drove in two in the win over Radford (April 11) ... Had a three-run double in the win over VMI (May 9) ... Went 2-for-3 with four runs scored and two doubles against Stony Brook (March 8).

2008 (Fr.): Earned a medical redshirt and retained his year of eligibility ... Appeared in 11 games with seven starts prior to the injury ... Hit .250 with a home run and seven RBI ... Was 2-for-4 with three RBI at North Carolina (March 11) ... Hit his first collegiate home run and had three RBI at Clemson (March 18) ... Also made four appearances on the mound, striking out three and allowing seven earned runs in 9.2 innings ... Pitched five innings against Virginia Tech (Feb. 25), allowing three earned runs and striking out a batter ... Did not allow a run in relief appearances against Toledo and Ball State.

Prior to Coastal Carolina: Hit .535 with 41 RBI and 24 stolen bases ... Was 10-1 with a 0.59 earned-run average and 108 strikeouts in 70 in-nings ... His 25 home runs during the junior season were the second-most in a single year in Kentucky history ... Finished just two home runs shy of the career home run record ... Was a Preseason All-America pick by Louisville Slugger and ended his career with a .503 batting average, 235 RBI and 403 strikeouts on the mound .... Also played football for Danville and was an All-State quarterback his junior and senior seasons for the Admirals ... Was named the Advocate-Messenger Player of the Year in 2006 and helped the Admirals to the state championship game his senior season in football ... Was a member of the National Honor Society at Danville.

Personal: Born July 12, 1988 ... Son of Richard Witten and Mariam Kubale.

witten’s career hitting statisticsYear AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-Att PO A E FLD%2008 # .250 11-7 24 7 6 0 0 1 7 9 .375 5 1 3 .400 0 1 0-0 32 5 3 .9252009 .292 28-7 48 11 14 6 0 1 12 23 .479 7 2 10 .397 1 0 0-0 35 2 0 1.0002010 .312 39-15 77 22 24 9 0 4 22 45 .584 11 0 19 .393 1 1 0-0 142 6 2 .9872011 .300 61-60 233 48 70 18 1 6 51 108 .464 24 8 28 .381 3 6 8-9 564 37 11 .982CAREER .298 139-89 382 88 114 33 1 12 92 185 .484 47 11 60 .387 5 8 8-9 773 50 16 .981#-injured during his freshman season, getting a medical redshirt

witten’s career Pitching statisticsyear era W-l app-Gs CG sHo sV Ip H r er BB so 2B 3B Hr Bf / aVG Wp HpB BK saC2008 # 6.52 0-1 4-2 0 0/0 0 9.2 14 7 7 3 3 4 0 2 46/.359 1 3 0 1#-injured during his freshman season, getting a medical redshirt

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l2012 Coaching Staff

Gary Gilmore

#14Head CoachCoastal Carolina ‘8023rd Season at a Head Coach: 906-426-217th Season at CCU: 605-324Seven-Time Big South Coach of the Year

Coastal Carolina head coach Gary Gilmore, who is entering his 17th season at his alma mater, has seen the program continually rise in the world of college baseball to a national power. Eleven NCAA berths, 11 40+ win seasons in the last 13 years, 14-straight winning seasons, numerous draft picks – including a second-round selection in 2011, a first trip to the NCAA Super Regional in 2008 and host-ing the program’s first a Super Regional in 2010 are just part of the exciting things going on in Coastal Carolina baseball.

In addition to building his program, Gilmore is seeing buildings being erected to keep Coastal Carolina on par with the nation’s elite. In the summer of 2010, the coaches moved into their new offices in Adkins Field House, just steps away from the state-of-the-art speed, strength and conditioning center. In the spring of 2011, construction began on a new indoor practice facility, featuring a full infield and complex netting system to allow the facility to house several hitting and pitching stations.

Then, in January of 2012, Coastal Carolina announced its plan to renovate both the baseball and softball complexes. The $10.2 million project will begin after the 2012 season and is scheduled to be ready for the 2014 home opener. The new stadium will have 2,500 permanent seats with grass berms and a boardwalk sur-rounding the outfield wall allowing capacity to reach between 5,000-6,000 people. Also, the facility will have player locker room, lounge, team meeting areas, video bay, athletic training room, coaches offices, premium seating and more.

The 2011 season saw Coastal Carolina make its 10th NCAA appearance over the last 11 years as well as sweep both the Big South regular season tournament titles for the fifth consecutive year. Prior to the year, Gilmore was voted among the best in the business in a poll by CollegeBaseballInsider.com. When asked “who is the best coach at a non-BCS conferences?” Gilmore’s name topped the list. The 2011 season saw Tommy La Stella earn consensus All-American honors and be voted Big South Player of the Year, while Matt Rein was also named All-American and the Big South Pitcher of the Year. Pitcher Anthony Meo, a three-time first team All-Big South pick, joined Kirt Manwaring as the highest Chanticleer drafted, being the third pick of the second round. Scott Woodward, who set CCU and Big South records for runs scores and hit by pitches while ranking second on both lists in stolen bases and walks, was drafted in the seventh round. La Stella would go in the eighth, followed by Taylor Motter in the 17th and Daniel Bowman in the 38th.

On May 17, Gilmore won his 900th game, defeating UNC Wilmington 12-3. Ironically, his first win as the Chants’ coach was also versus UNCW. However, the biggest highlight of the 2011 season was playing an exhibition with defend-ing American League champion Texas Rangers before a record crown at BB&T Coastal Field – home of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans. Coastal pitchers sat down the All-Star riddled lineup, nine up, nine down. The Chants, down 2-1 after five complete, hung with the Rangers before eventually falling 6-2 with Texas getting four runs in the last three innings off their own pitchers. Heading into the game with a 15-10 record, the Chants took that positive experience and won 26 of their next 34, including a four-game sweep to win the Big South Tournament, to secure another NCAA postseason berth. Statistically, Coastal continued to show it can both execute the “small-ball” philosophy and play for the big-inning by ranking sixth nationally in sacrifice bunts, 17th in home runs, 23rd in doubles, 23rd in runs scored, 31st in stolen bases.

The Chanticleers took a giant leap into the national spotlight in 2010. Coastal Carolina set school and Big South records with 55 wins (against just 10 losses – the fewest by Coastal in the Gilmore era), which additionally led the NCAA, had the nation’s best winning percentage (.846), ranked second in the final RPI and was the overall #4 seed to the NCAA Championship – hosting both the Myrtle Beach Regional and Super Regional. Coastal would need a come-from-behind effort to defeat College of Charleston in dramatic fashion to win the program’s second Regional and fell by one run twice to eventual national champion South Carolina in what was Coastal’s first time in hosting a Super Regional. In both Super Regional contests, 6,599 people packed BB&T Costal Field, setting a facility record, to see the thrilling and historic matchup. In the final NCAA statistics, Coastal ranked eighth in scoring (9.1 avg.), fourth in hits (603), third in home runs (111), ninth in slugging percentage (.553), third in stolen bases (161), eight in ERA (3.53) and seventh in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (8.37).

Coastal, starting with a win over #10 Clemson on Mar. 31, would win 17 straight and 26 of its next 27 with the only setback being a 6-3 loss at top-ranked Virginia. The Chants would climb in the polls to be a consensus top-five program the final three weeks of the regular season, ending either 11th or 12th at season’s end.

Individually, Rico Noel and Woodward became the second set of teammates to rank 1-2 in the NCAA in stolen bases with 56 and 55, respectively. The duo also ranked among the NCAA top 20 in runs scored, Noel eighth with 82 and Woodward

COACHING HISTORY • Scout for the Seattle Mariners and Cleveland Indians; USC Aiken (Assistant Coach; 1990 —

USC Aiken (Head Coach); 1996-pres. —Coastal Carolina (Head Coach).• 2005 ABCA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year• 1999, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 Big South Coach of the Year

HEAD COACHING HIGHLIGHTS • Made two NCAA Division II tournament appearances (at USC Aiken) — 1992, ‘93• Advanced to the NCAA Division II College World Series (at USC Aiken) — 1993• Has won one Peach Belt regular-season title (at USC Aiken) — 1994• Has won two Peach Belt tournament titles (at USC Aiken) — 1992, ‘93• Made 10 NCAA Regional appearances (at Coastal Carolina) — 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07,

‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11• Advanced to two NCAA Super Regionals (at Coastal Carolina) — 2008, ‘10• Has won nine Big South regular-season titles (at Coastal Carolina) — 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04, ‘07,

‘08, ‘09, ‘10, ‘11• Has won eight Big South tournament titles (at Coastal Carolina) — 1999, ‘02, ‘05, ‘07, ‘08,

‘09, ‘10, ‘11• Eight CCU players (Kevin Schnall, Mike Costanzo, Chris Raber, David Sappelt, Dock Doyle,

Anthony Meo, Jose Iglesias and Tommy La Stella) have been finalist or semifinalist for a National Player of the Year Award

• Has coached 17 players to a total of 40 All-American honors• Has coached seven Freshman All-Americans• Has coached 16 players to a total of 19 All-Region/All-District honors, including 2010 NCBWA

District IV Player of the Year Anthony Meo• Has coached the Big South Player of the Year eight times (Kevin Schnall, Justin Owens, Mike

Costanzo—twice, David Sappelt, Dock Doyle, David Anderson and Tommy La Stella)• Since instituted in 2007, has coached the Big South Pitcher of the Year four times (Bobby

Gagg, Cody Wheeler, Anthony Meo and Matt Rein)• Has coached the Big South Rookie/Freshman of the Year twice (Brooks Marzka and Scott

Woodward)• Has coached players that have earned 89 All-Big South honors, including a Big South record

eight first team selections in 2010 and Big South record 11 first and second teamers in 2008

• Has coached the 2010 Big South Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Austin Fleet) and two Big South Baseball Scholar-Athletes of the Year (Brooks Marzka in 2000 and Austin Fleet in 2010)

• Has coached first team Academic All-American Austin Fleet (2010) and seven players to a total of 10 Academic All-District honors

• Coastal Carolina is the only Big South team to win 50 games (a feat accomplished four times) and CCU set school and Big South records by winning 55 games in 2010. The 55 wins also led the NCAA as did Coastal’s .846 winning percentage (55-10).

• In 2010, Coastal became the first Big South team to go undefeated in league play (25-0) and go undefeated in the Big South tourna-ment (4-0) in the same year.

• Has had 45 players drafted a total of 48 times, including 12 in the top 10 rounds

• Rico Noel (56) and Scott Woodward (55) went 1-2 in the NCAA in stolen bases in 2010, marking just the second time team-mates had done so. Rico Noel also led the NCAA in stolen bases in 2009 (48)

PERSONAL Family: Wife, Cathy; son, Chance; daughter, Samantha

GILMORE’S HEAD COACHING RECORDYear School Conf Champs Record Conf. Record Post-Season1990 USC Aiken 45-10-0 NA ---1991 USC Aiken 51-13-0 NA ---1992 USC Aiken T 45-15-2 10- 2-1 NCAA DII1993 USC Aiken T 46-18-0 13- 7-0 NCAA DII/CWS1994 USC Aiken R 35-22-0 16- 5-0 ---1995 USC Aiken 34-24-0 14-10-0 ---1996 Coastal Carolina 24-29-0 11-10-0 ---1997 Coastal Carolina 23-31-0 5- 16-0 ---1998 Coastal Carolina 31-29-0 11- 7-0 ---1999 Coastal Carolina R 43-15-0 10- 2-0 ---2000 Coastal Carolina 34-24-0 11-10-0 ---2001 Coastal Carolina T 42-20-0 16- 4-0 NCAA2002 Coastal Carolina R T 44-19-0 16- 5-0 NCAA2003 Coastal Carolina T 45-18-0 12- 7-0 NCAA2004 Coastal Carolina T 40-23-0 16- 8-0 NCAA2005 Coastal Carolina R 50-16-0 21- 3-0 NCAA2006 Coastal Carolina 30-27-0 15- 9-0 ---2007 Coastal Carolina R T 50-13-0 17- 4-0 NCAA2008 Coastal Carolina R T 50-14-0 17- 3-0 NCAA/Super2009 Coastal Carolina R T 47-16-0 21- 5-0 NCAA2010 Coastal Carolina R T 55-10-0 25- 0-0 NCAA/Super2011 Coastal Carolina R T 42-20-0 20- 7-0 NCAA • 22 Years Overall 906-426-2• 16 Years at Coastal 650-324-0 Big South Record: 244-100• 6 Years at USC Aiken 256-102-2R = Regular-Season Conference Champion — T = Conference Tournament Champion

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17th with 75, while Jose Iglesias was 16th in RBI (80). On the mound, Anthony Meo was second in the nation with 13 wins, while Cody Wheeler, who was 22nd in the NCAA with 113 strikeouts, was fifth in wins nationally with 12.

For this, Meo, Wheeler, Iglesias and Noel were named to various All-American teams with Meo being a semifinalist for two National Player of the Year award and Iglesias being one of three finalists for the Johnny Bench Catcher of the Year Award. Also, Austin Fleet was both a first team Academic All-America and the Big South Male Student-Athlete of the Year while Ryan Connolly was a Freshman All-American.

On the conference level in 2010, Coastal set several records as well en route to winning both the Big South regular season and tournament crowns or the fourth straight season. In addition to its 55 overall wins, the Chanticleers became the first big South team to go undefeated in the regular-season (25-0) as well as going undefeated in the Big South Tournament (4-0). Coastal also set a league record by having eight players named to the All-Big South first team, with one second team pick. For their success, Gilmore picked up his seventh Big South Conference Coach of the Year honor, while Meo was the unanimous Big South Pitcher of the Year. Also, it was during the final conference series of 2010 that Gilmore won his 600th game as Coastal Carolina head coach, defeating Radford, 7-2, on May 20.

At season’s end, seven players were drafted, including Wheeler and Noel in the fifth round, Fleet in the 16th and Chance Gilmore in the 25th, while Woodard (15th round) Keith Hessler (28h round) and Jim Birmingham (33rd round) decided to stay for the 2011 season.

The Chanticleers won both the Big South regular-season and tournament titles in 2009, going 47-16 and advancing to the NCAA Chapel Hill Regional. Gilmore was named the Big South Coach of the Year for the sixth time as he mentored eight players that were named to the All-Big South Teams. This included Big South Player of the Year and Big South Tournament MVP David Anderson and conference Pitcher of the Year Cody Wheeler. Both Anderson and Wheeler were named All-Americans by Louisville Slugger and Collegiate Baseball, while the trio of Anthony Meo, Daniel Bowman and Taylor Motter were named Freshman All-Americans by the same organization. Gilmore reached a personal milestone in 2009, winning his 800th game as head coach in a 9-1 win over Charleston Southern May 14.

Coastal Carolina hosted and won the NCAA Conway Regional in 2008, advanc-ing to the NCAA Cary Super Regional, a first in the school’s history. Gilmore was named the Big South Coach of the Year for the fifth time and the Chants won both the regular-season and tournament championships. Dock Doyle was named the Big South Player of the Year and earned second team All-American honors by Collegiate Baseball. Doyle also was a finalist for the Johnny Bench Award. Woodward earned Big South Freshman of the Year honors while 11 different Chanticleers earned All-Big South accolades. Coastal Carolina defeated Columbia, Alabama and East Carolina to earn the program’s first berth in a Super Regional. Tommy Baldridge and David Anderson were named Co-Most Valuable Player’s and the Chants had six selected to the All-Conway Regional Tournament Team. Coastal Carolina set the Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field attendance record with 2,320 fans at the championship game against East Carolina. Gilmore earned his 500th win at Coastal Carolina on May 17 in an 18-8 win over Radford and now has 507 wins at his alma mater. The Chants had five players selected in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft, including fifth-round picks in Doyle and Pete Andrelczyk.

Coastal Carolina enjoyed national success in 2007, as the Chanticleers hosted an NCAA Regional for the first time in school history and won 50 games for the second time in three seasons. Coastal Carolina won both the Big South Conference regular-season and tournament titles for the second time in six years, going 4-0 in the BSC Tournament and defeating Liberty 6-5 in the championship game. The Chanticleers had a 16-game winning streak in the middle of the season. Gilmore was named the Midseason Coach of the Year by Baseball America and earned his fourth Big South Coach of the Year honor at season’s end as he earned his 700th career (May 12) against UNC Asheville. Coastal Carolina hosted the 2007 Myrtle Beach Regional and its game against Clemson brought out 6,231 fans, a BB&T Coastal Field record at the time. Bobby Gagg and David Sappelt earned All-American honors by Collegiate Baseball, while Sappelt was the Big South Player of the Year, Gagg was the Pitcher of the Year and Tommy Baldridge was the BSC Tournament Most Valuable Player. The Chants ended the season ranked 20th by Baseball America.

Coastal Carolina ended the 2006 season with a 30-27 overall record, finishing third in the Big South Conference. The Chanticleers were one of the hottest teams in the League the latter half of the season, sweeping conference foes Radford and UNC Asheville as well as defeating East Carolina, the College of Charleston and Wake Forest in mid-week games. Gilmore won his 400th game at Coastal Carolina May 12 against Radford and won 30 games for the ninth time in 11 seasons as

head coach of the Chants. Coastal’s continual rise to a national power was never as evident as in 2005,

when the Chants earned a number-one seed to the NCAA Tempe Regional, won 50 games (becoming the first Big South team in history to accomplish both feats), had six players go in the Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft and was 23rd in the final rankings by Baseball America. The Chanticleers went to the cham-pionship game of the regional, defeating UNLV twice, but falling to host Arizona State in the final. Gilmore received Big South Coach of the Year honors, the third time he has received that honor, and the American Baseball Coaches Association Atlantic Region Division I Coach of the Year in 2005. Coastal Carolina won its third Big South regular-season title under Gilmore after compiling a remarkable 21-3 conference record. Gilmore also coached Mike Costanzo, who earned first team All-American honors by three organizations, earned his second consecutive Big South Player of the Year award and was named to the All-Big South first team as both a first baseman and a pitcher, the first Big South player to ever earn multiple first-team honors. Gilmore coached six All-Big South honorees in 2005, including four first team members. He also won his 600th career game March 25 in a win over VMI.

Gilmore and the Chanticleers battled through injuries and adversity during the 2004 season. The Chants were underdogs heading into the Big South Tourna-ment, but for the fourth straight season, Coastal Carolina won the Big South Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Regionals. Gilmore coached the Big South Player of the Year in Costanzo and had four All-Big South members and two Major League Baseball Draft selections.

Gilmore had a milestone 2003 season, starting with his 500th career win Feb. 21, against Delaware. He then saw the Chants win their third straight Big South Tournament Championship and earn its third straight berth to the NCAA Regionals in Lincoln, Neb. Coastal won 46 games in 2003, then the most by a Chanticleer squad under Coach Gilmore. Ryan McGraw earned All-BSC First Team honors, while six Chants were selected to the second team. Gilmore also saw Justin Sturge and Brandon Powell enter the world of professional baseball.

In 2002, Coastal Carolina posted 44 wins. The Chants also captured both the Big South regular season and tournament crowns for the second consecutive year and appeared in the NCAA Regional, falling to Georgia in the final game. The 2002 squad featured seven all-conference performers, including five first-team members and the Player of the Year in Justin Owens. Owens was also named as the 2001-02 Bagwell Winner, denoting him as the Big South Male Athlete of the Year while Ryan McGraw broke the NCAA single-season stolen base mark with 63 in 2002.

In 2001, the Chants posted a 42-20 record, won their first Big South Champi-onship since 1992, and came within a single out of advancing to the NCAA Super Regionals, where they would have played Florida State with a College World Series berth on the line. The team that year posted wins over nationally-ranked foes East Carolina, Clemson and Georgia Tech. He also had six players make All-Big South Conference Teams and catcher Randy McGarvey, Jr., was named the Big South Tournament’s Most Valuable Player.

Gilmore took the reins in a rather precarious position in 1996. The Chants were coming off a 17-37 season, their first losing season in 18 years, and had little in the way of returning talent, especially on the mound. Coastal finished a respectable 24-29 in his first season, and 23-31 in his second. By 1998 though, his recruits, especially the pitchers, began to step up, and Coastal’s winning ways returned. His 1999 squad posted 43 wins and found themselves nationally ranked towards the end of the season, earning Gilmore Big South Coach of the Year honors.

Gilmore began his baseball career as a Chanticleer, playing center field for Coastal Carolina during the 1979 and 1980 seasons. The speedy leadoff hitter hit .353 with 69 steals in 90 games, before going to play in the Philadelphia Phillies organization. Following his playing days, he worked as a scout for the Seattle Mariners and Cleveland Indians before becoming a coach at USC-Aiken, where he eventually took over the top spot in 1990.

Gilmore spent six seasons at USC-Aiken, where he compiled a 253-102 record. Gilmore posted 40-win seasons in his first four years at USC-A, including a school-record 48 wins in 1991. In 1993, Gilmore was named Peach Belt Conference Coach of the Year by his peers. During his stint at USC-Aiken, Gilmore coached nine all-conference performers and one conference player of the year in Adam Riggs.

In all, Coach Gilmore has been named the Regional Coach of the Year five times, conference Coach of the Year six times and a National Coach of the Year Finalist twice. Over 75 of his players have gone on to sign professional contracts, with seven making it to the major leagues.

Gilmore and his wife Cathy have a son, Chance, who played at Coastal Carolina from 2007-10 and is in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization, and a daughter Samantha (22).

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kevin schnall

#9Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/CatchersCoastal Carolina ‘0112th Season at CCU

Kevin Schnall enters his 12th season on the Chanticleer coaching staff. A former All-Big South performer and 2005 inductee to the Coastal Carolina Sasser Athletics Hall of Fame, Schnall coaches the catchers and is heavily involved with hitting instruction. Schnall also enters his seventh year as the recruiting coordinator

after assisting with recruiting for five seasons.Schnall coached Dock Doyle and Jose Iglesias, who were both finalists for the 2008 and 2010, respectively, Johnny Bench

Awards, given to the nation’s top collegiate catcher. Iglesias, a third team All-American in 2010, had 80 RBI in 2010, second-most on the CCU single-season list while ranking ranked 16th in the NCAA in the category. Doyle was the 2008 Big South Player of the Year and a fifth-round draft pick by the New York Mets. In 2007, Matt Rademacher was a first team All-Big South selection, while Doyle was on the All-Myrtle Beach Regional Team and was drafted by the Atlanta Braves. Under Schnall’s tutelage, Coastal Carolina’s catchers have thrown out 42 percent of runners trying to steal. The backstops also have handled one of the nation’s best pitching staffs, which ranked among the top 20 in ERA five of the last 10 seasons.

Schnall is credited with developing individual players such as catcher Randy McGarvey, Jr., who started his career as a walk-on and finished as a two-year starter and 2002 draft pick of the Houston Astros, and Chad Oxendine, who started his Coastal Carolina career as a middle infielder and went on to become an All-Big South catcher in 2004 and played in the Chicago White Sox minor league organization. Schnall also coached Mike Fuentes in 2005-06, who was drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies in the 29th round of the Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft.

Schnall also boasts successful stints as a summer league head coach. In 2001, he coached Front Royal (Va.) of the Valley League and led the Cardinals to the playoffs. In 2002, Schnall was tabbed by the Baseball Factory to coach one of its select summer teams. In ad-dition to his coaching duties, Schnall also served as coordinator of the Gary Gilmore Baseball Camp until 2004, which features several summer camps and year-round clinics.

Schnall’s playing career began at Potomac State Junior College in West Virginia, where he was named All-Region both seasons. In 1997, he hit .420 and collected 56 RBI in leading the Catamounts to a 30-8 record. He then moved to Coastal Carolina for the 1997-98 season, where he im-mediately became the Chants’ starting catcher. That season, he hit .308, drove in 33 runs and set school catching records for putouts (362) and assists (58). His efforts led the Chants to their first winning season since 1994 and a berth in the Big South Tournament Championship game.

In 1999, Schnall produced one of the most memorable single seasons in Coastal Carolina history. He became just the second Chanticleer in Big South history to bat over. 400 in a season (.405), was named Big South Player of the Year and led the Chants to a 43-15 record, the program’s best mark since 1983. Schnall slugged seven home runs and collected 48 RBI, but his most significant contribution was his patience at the batter’s box where he struck out just 19 times all season and set a school record for on-base percentage (.515). He finished his career as an NCBWA sec-ond team All-American and was a finalist for the Rotary Smith National Player of the Year award.

Schnall’s collegiate success earned him notice from the Cincinnati Reds, who made him their 25th-round pick in 1999. He played two sea-sons in the Reds farm system, compiling time with the Billings Mustangs of the Pioneer League and the Dayton Dragons of the Midwest League. He retired from pro baseball after the 2000 season.

Schnall married the former Megan Magee. The couple has a daughter, Sydney, and a son, Jayden, and reside in Conway.

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drew Thomas

#22Assistant Coach/PitchersIllinois State ‘986th Season at CCU

Drew Thomas begins his sixth season with the Coastal Carolina University baseball program, serving as the pitching coach. His first five seasons were spent as a volunteer assistant on the baseball staff before being promoted to a full time post in the fall of 2011.

Over his last five seasons, Coastal’s pitching staff have ranked no lower than 32nd in the NCAA in ERA, ranking among the nation’s top 20 four times, while ranking among the nation’s top 12 in fewest hits allowed per nine innings in 2009, ’10 and ’11.

This past season, Anthony Meo and Matt Rein highlighted a pitching staff that saw five pitchers rank among the school’s top 12 for lowest single-season opponent batting average and four rank among the school’s single-season best in the Division I era for lowest ERA. Overall, Coastal’s staff posted a 2.97 ERA to lead the Big South and rank 18th nationally, while allowing just 7.79 hits per nine to rank 12th nationally. Also, the Chants would set a CCU and Big South record by recording four consecutive shutouts, while throwing a total of 43.0 innings of scoreless baseball over six games. Coastal would lead the Big South in ERA, lowest opponent batting average, strikeouts, fewest hits allowed and fewest runs allowed. Meo would earn his third straight All-Big South and be drafted in the second round by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Meo would also post 115 strikeouts (sixth-best on the CCU single season list) and end his career with a Big South record 2.52 ERA (second-best all-time in CCU history and tops in the Division I era). Meo also finished with 32 wins – becoming the first Big South pitcher to post at least 30 wins in three seasons – and 277 strikeouts – sixth on the CCU career list. Meo capped his impressive career by throwing a no-hitter in the Big South Tournament and getting a dominant performance in a win over Connecticut in the NCAA Clemson Regional. Rein was named the 2011 Big South Pitcher of the Year, was tabbed All-American and finished fourth on the CCU career list with 91 appearances.

Coastal was able to win the 2010 NCAA Regional and have the credentials to host a Super Regional thanks to an impressive pitching staff. Headlined by Big South Pitcher of the Year Meo, who finished second in the NCAA with 13 wins, and fellow first team All-Big South pick Cody Wheeler, who was fifth in the NCAA with 12 wins, both pitchers were named All-American by several publications. The two were joined on the Big South first team by relief pitcher Rein, while freshman relief pitcher Ryan Connolly was tabbed second team All-Big South. Meo, the American Baseball Coaches Association District IV Player of the Year, would go on to be a semifinalist for the Dick Howser and Golden Spike National Player of the Year awards with Wheeler being a fifth-round draft pick. Connolly capped the laundry list of honors by being named Freshman All-American after he set a CCU record with 40 pitching appearances in a season. Meo, Wheeler and Rein combined to go 32-3. Securing most of the wins was closer Austin Fleet, who was 6-2 with a Big South-best eight saves. Fleet additionally was named first team Academic All-America as well we the Big South male Student-Athlete of the Year. Overall, Coastal dominated the Big South pitching with a 3.53 ERA, nearly one full run better than the next closest, while holding opponents to a meager .248 batting average. The Chants only walked 226 (3.48 per game) and struck out 530 (8.17 per game). Nationally, Coastal was eighth in ERA and seventh in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (8.37).

The Coastal Carolina pitching staff had a tremendous season in 2009. Wheeler was named the Big South Pitcher of the Year and was a second team Louisville Slugger All-American. He went 10-1 on the year and had a no-hitter against Hawai’i (March 26). Nick McCully was 8-1 with a 2.10 ERA and eight saves as well as being named to the All-Big South First Team and the All-Big South Tournament Team. McCully was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in the ninth round of the 2009 Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft. Meo was a first team All-Big South honoree his freshman season. He went 9-2, setting a CCU freshman record, with a 2.92 ERA en route to Freshman All-American honors as well. The Coastal pitching staff finished 10th in the country in ERA and 12th in hits allowed per nine innings.

The Coastal Carolina pitching staff enjoyed tremendous success in 2008, finishing 32nd in the country in ERA. Bobby Gagg, Joey Haug and Pete Andrelczyk were named to the All-Big South first team, while Nick McCully was a second team selection. McCully also was named to the All-NCAA Conway Regional team, while Haug was an All-Big South Tournament selection. Andrelczyk was selected in the fifth round of the Major League Baseball First Year Player Draft by the Florida Marlins.

In 2007, Coastal finished 18th in the country in ERA. Gagg was named the Big South Pitcher of the Year, while Gagg, David Anderson and Andy DeLaGarza all were named to the All-Big South teams. Gagg was a second team All-American by Collegiate Baseball and a second team All-Region selection by the ABCA. McCully also was named to the All-Big South Tournament team and was an All-Freshman Team selection by Ping! Baseball.

Thomas came to Coastal Carolina from the IMG Academies in Bradenton, Fla., where he had worked since 2003. He was the roving pitching instructor for the Florida Collegiate Instructional League and also was the pitching coach for the Pendleton Academy. Thomas helped develop Chris Perez, a first-round draft pick by the St. Louis Cardinals in 2006, and also worked with former Chanticleer Steven Carter.

Thomas was a private pitching instructor in Springfield, Ill., from 2001-02. He also was the head coach of the Mason County Legion in Springfield.

He pitched in the San Diego Padres organization in 1998-99, and played for the Canton Crocodiles of the Frontier League in 1999-2000. While with the Crocs, Thomas was the 2000 Frontier League Relief Pitcher of the Year, a League All-Star, and a second team Baseball America All-Independent Team member.

Thomas graduated from Illinois State University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in his-tory.

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chad oxendine

#4Volunteer Assistant Coach/InfieldersCoastal Carolina ‘041st Season at CCU

Chad Oxendine enters his first season with the Chanticleer coach-ing staff, but he is a familiar face with the program. Oxendine will work with the Chanticleer infielders, while being the camp coordina-tor and assisting with the baseball field maintenance.

Oxendine had been running the Coastal Baseball Academy in Myr-tle Beach. Also, in the summer of 2011, he served as an intern coach with the Myrtle Beach Pelicans – the Class A organization for the Texas Rangers. He coached first base as well as assisting in hitting and infield instruction.

Prior to that, Oxendine spent four seasons (2007-10) on the Richmond baseball staff, working primarily with the Spiders’ catch-ers and baserunners.

Under his direction, Richmond catcher Chris Cowell was an All-Atlantic 10 selection in 2010 after hitting .311 with 17 home runs and 52 RBI. On the bases, the Spiders finished in the top five in the Atlantic 10 in steals each of the last two seasons, swiping 88 in 2009 and 75 in 2010. The 2009 season also saw then freshman Adam Mc-Connell lead all NCAA rookies with his 31 steals.

Oxendine spent 2007 as a volunteer assistant at the University of Alabama. During the 2006 season, he served as the volunteer assistant coach at UNC Wilmington. The Seahawks posted a 42-22 overall record and played in the NCAA Regional.

Oxendine played four years at Coastal Carolina and led the Chan-ticleers to four-straight Big South Conference titles and NCAA Re-gional berths between 2001 and 2004. The Chanticleer catcher was a four-year letterman and named co-captain his junior and senior years. He was named second team All-Big South as a senior and was voted to the Big South All-Tournament team that year.

Following his collegiate career, Oxendine signed as a free agent with the Chicago White Sox, where he spent one season with the Bristol (Va.) White Sox in the short season Appalachian League.

A 1999 graduate of Avalon Academy in Dillon, S.C., Oxendine led the Falcons to the AA State Championship. The native of Rowland, N.C., received his bachelor’s degree from Coastal Carolina in 2004 in physical education. Oxendine has a son, CJ (5).

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l2012 Support Staff

chris carTerDirector of Baseball OperationsCoastal Carolina ‘013rd Season at CCU

Chris Carter is in his second year as the Director of Baseball operations at Coastal Carolina. His duties include handling all the team travel, serving as the liaison to the athletics department administration and organizing the day-to-day operations of the baseball program.

Carter is no stranger to Coastal, as he played for the Chanticleers from 1998-2001. Carter hit .339 with 23 home runs, 124 RBI and 29 stolen bases in his Coastal Carolina career. He was a first team All-Big South

selection in 2001 as well as being named to the Big South’s All-Tournament Team. His .417 batting average in 2001 is the fourth highest in school history, while he is tied for third in the single-season doubles record with 22 that same season. Carter is tied for seventh in Coastal Carolina’s career games played (207) and is 16th in hits (211).

Carter started his professional career in 2002 with the Kalamazoo Kings of the Frontier League. He made both the Frontier League All-Star Team and the end of the year All-League Team in the 2003 season. Carter then was signed by the Baltimore Orioles and played for both the Delmarva Shorebirds and the Frederick Keys in 2003-04. Carter then played for the Washington Wildthings of the Frontier League in 2005-06, where he was named to the All-League Team his second season with the club. He went into coaching in 2008 as he was the hitting coach for the Wildthings.

Carter is the former owner of the Coastal Baseball Academy in Myrtle Beach, S.C., which started in January of 2007. He graduated from Coastal Carolina with a bachelor’s degree in marketing in 2001 and is married to the former Courtney Trich.

#37 Jerry oakesStudent Assistant Coach4th Season at CCU

Jerry Oakes is in his fourth season as a student assistant in the Coastal Carolina baseball program. His duties with the program have increased each season which now encompass his working with the pitching staff, coaching first base, extensive work with the grounds crew on the field and working with the outfield-ers. In addition to his on the field duties, Oakes supervises the student managers.

Oakes came to the Chanticleers after playing professional baseball for eight seasons. The West Ches-ter, Pa., native was picked in seventh round of the 2000 Major League Baseball Draft by the Milwaukee

Brewers straight out of Archbishop Carroll High School, where he was a first team All-American and All-State honoree his senior year. Oakes played for the Brewers, Minnesota Twins, Atlanta Braves, Texas Rangers, San Francisco Giants and Baltimore Orioles organizations.

Oakes, who signed with Coastal Carolina in high school prior to being drafted, is majoring in sports management at Coastal Carolina. He is married to the former Austen Prosser.

Barry LippmanAssociate Athletic Trainer6th year • Florida State ‘01

Mike CawoodAssoc. AD/Media Relations2nd year • Tennessee ‘93

Nate AdamsManager • 3rd year

Justin HoneycuttManager • 1st year

Doug SkipperManager • 1st year

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l2011 Season Review

Coastal Hangs WitH texas rangers in exHiBitionPrior to a host of substitutions in the sixth inning, including Texas pitchers pitching

to their own players over the final three innings, Coastal Carolina trailed the defending American League Champion Rangers just 2-1 Tuesday night in an exhibition game at BB&T Coastal Field. Texas would go on to win 6-2 before a standing-room only crowd of 6,599, just the 10th time the facility was filled to capacity.

In the top of the first, reigning Big South Player of the Week Tommy La Stella got the first hit of the game. In the home half, Matt Rein worked a perfect 1-2-3 inning with three ground outs. The highlight though was when Rein threw an impressive slider that fooled 2010 AL MVP Josh Hamilton and got a great reaction from the crowd.

In the second, Tucker Frawley singled and Taylor Motter walked but Texas Rangers’ starter Alexi Ogando got a pair of strike outs to end the frame. In the home half, Coastal’s Keith Hessler also worked a 1-2-3 inning, thanks to a great diving play in center field for the final out by Hayes Orton.

Coastal’s Matt Laney kept the good pitching streak alive in the third, getting a 1-2-3 inning. Coastal once again got another great play to help the cause as Motter made a back-hand leaping catch on a broken-bat line drive for the out.

Texas got on the board in bottom of the fourth, scoring twice thanks to two hit batters and two singles. Two-time All-Star Ian Kinsler was hit by a pitch, moved to second on a wild pitch and scored on Hamilton’s RBI single back through the middle of the infield. Adrian Beltre was hit by a pitch and six-time All-Star Michael Young singled to center to drive in Hamilton.

The Chants got one run back in the top of the fifth. Keith Hardwick walked, advanced to second on a wild pitch and moved to third on a bloop-single down the left-field line. Scott Woodward hit into a double play with Hardwick scoring on the play to make the score 2-1.

Starting in the sixth, Texas pitchers began pitching to their own players, as well as still pitching to Coastal players with numerous substitutions on both sides.

With Texas’ Neil Ramirez pitching to his teammates, Mike Napoli and Craig Gentry walked to open the bottom of the seventh. After a failed sacrifice bunt, Andres Blanco singled to load the bases. Catcher Doug Deeds lined a ball off Ramirez and the ball found its way to right field, scoring two. With two still on, Taylor Teagarden ripped a two-run double to right-center field, putting Texas up 6-1.

The Chants made the score 6-2 in the top of the ninth. Josh Frazier, a catcher for the Rangers batting in the CCU lineup, walked of Neftali Feliz. A single by Daniel Bowman ad-vanced Frazier and, after a ground out put runners on the corners, Motter delivered an RBI single through the right side of the infield.

The last time Texas played a college team was 2003 when it hosted the University of Texas and defeated the Longhorns 17-1.

2011 CHANTICLEER HONORSJIM BIRMINGHAM• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (3/15)

DANIEL BOWMAN• Ranked 77th on College Baseball Daily’s Top 100• Choice Hotels Big South Player of the Week (4/4)• CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region Player of the Week (4/4)• Big South All-Tournament Team (5/28)

JOSH CONWAY• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (3/8)

TUCKER FRAWLEY• CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District 3 (5/5)• Academic All-Big South

KEITH HARDWICK• Big South Tournament MVP and All-Tournament Team (5/28)

TOMMY La STELLA• Preseason Big South Player of the Year• Ranked 47th on College Baseball Daily’s Top 100• Choice Hotels Big South Player of the Week (3/28)• Semifinalist for Dick Howser Trophy (5/20)• 2012 Big South Player of the Year (5/25)• First team All-Big South (5/25)• Second Team Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball; Baseball America and NCBWA All-American• First team ABCA All-Atlantic Region• Second team ABCA All-American• First team CollegeBaseballInsider.com All-American

ANTHONY MEO• Preseason Big South Pitcher of the Year• Preseason All-American NCBWA (first team)• Preseason All-American Collegiate Baseball (second team)• Ranked 43rd on College Baseball Daily’s Top 100• Ranked 35th on (ESPN) Keith Law’s Future 50 list of 2011 MLB Prospects• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (4/4)• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (5/2)• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (5/9)• First team All-Big South (5/25)• Big South All-Tournament Team (5/28)• Collegiate Baseball National Tri-Player of the Week (5/28)• NCAA Clemson Regional All-Tournament Team (6/7)• Second team ABCA All-Atlantic Region

TAYLOR MOTTER• Big South All-Tournament Team (5/28)

HAYES ORTON• Big South All-Tournament Team (5/28)• NCAA Clemson Regional All-Tournament Team (6/7)

MATT REIN• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (4/19)• Crons Brand Big South Pitcher of the Week (5/16)• 2012 Big South Pitcher of the Year (5/25)• First team All-Big South (5/25)• Third Team All-American Louisville Slugger/Collegiate Baseball• Second team ABCA All-Atlantic Region

RICH WITTEN• Big South All-Tournament Team (5/28)

SCOTT WOODWARD• Ranked 82nd on College Baseball Daily’s Top 100• First team All-Big South (5/25)

TEAM• CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region Team of the Week (4/4)

lost to pro Ball• Anthony Meo, RHP (2nd Rd, 63rd Pick) .............. Arizona Diamondbacks• Scott Woodward, 3B/OF (7th Rd, 224th Pick).........Los Angeles Dodgers• Tommy La Stella, 2B (8th Rd, 266th Pick) ........................Atlanta Braves• Taylor Motter, SS (17th Rd, 540th Pick) ........................ Tampa Bay Rays• Keith Hessler, LHP (Free Agent) .......................... Arizona Diamondbacks• Matt Rein, LHP (Free Agent) .......................................St. Louis Cardinals• Jim Birmingham, LHP (Free Agent) ..........................Philadelphia Phillies

drafted But dId not sIGn• Daniel Bowman, RF (38th Rd, 1165 Pick) ....................... Cincinnati Reds

Coasta l Caro l ina junior Anthony Meo was se lected as the 63rd overa l l p ick by the Ar izona Diamondbacks, going as the th i rd p ick of the second round of the 2011 Major League Basebal l F i rs t -Year Player Draf t .

Meo jo ined fe l low Chant ic leer Ki r t Manwar ing, who was a lso the th i rd p ick of the second round in 1986 by San Francisco, as be ing the h ighest p ick in school and Big South h is tory . However , Manwar ing remains as the school ’s and Big South ’s h ighest overa l l p ick at 31st , when there were fewer teams and fewer Compensat ion A “sandwich” p icks in MLB.

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Coastal Makes 11tH nCaa regional appearanCeCoastal Carolina made its 11th NCAA Regional appearance in school history, its fifth straight

and 10th in the last 11 years. The only time the Chants failed to make the postseason came in 2006 when Coastal finished 30-27 and was third in the Big South.

Coastal, who went 1-2 at the 2011 NCAA Clemson Regional, is 16-19 in Regionals and 0-4 in Super Regionals. The Chants have been a #1 seed in four of the last seven years, including a #4 national seed in 2010. Coastal has won two Regionals, but fell at the 2008 Cary Super Regional to North Carolina and dropped two, one-run games to eventual national champion South Carolina at the 2010 Myrtle Beach Super Regional.

Coastal Wins 5tH straigHt Big soutH titlesCoastal Carolina won an unprecedented fifth-straight Big South Tournament Championship,

going through the event for a second straight year undefeated. Coastal won its 12th Big South Tournament title overall. Add in four runner-up finishes and Coastal has played in the title game 16 of the 23 Big South Tournaments held. Coastal’s Big South Tournament Championships: 1986, 1991, 1992, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Coastal Carolina also won its fifth straight Big South regular-season title, its sixth in seven years and 14th overall. Coastal won a Big South record six straight Big South regular-season titles from 1988-93. Coastal’s Big South Regular-Season Championships: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.

gilMore Wins 900Coastal Carolina head coach Gary Gilmore, in his 22nd year as a head coach, became the

22nd active Division I baseball head coach to amass 900 career wins as the Chanticleers de-feated UNC Wilmington, 12-3, on May 17 at Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field. (Ironically, win number one for Gilmore at Coastal was a 9-36 decision over UNCW in Gilmore’s first home game of 1996 (Feb. 14).

la stella & rein get Big soutH’s top Honors; Meo & WoodWard Honored

Coastal Carolina junior Tommy La Stella and senior Matt Rein were voted the Big South Con-ference’s Baseball Player and Pitcher of the Year, respectively, by the league’s head coaches. Joining the two in a ceremony during the Royal Purple Big South Baseball Championship were junior Anthony Meo (Cranston, R.I.) and senior Scott Woodward (Markle, Ind.), each of whom were tabbed first team All-Big South with La Stella and Rein.

Meo and Woodward each earn first team All-Big South Conference for the third time, while La Stella and Rein earn first team for the second consecutive year.

Also, junior catcher Tucker Frawley (Lexington, S.C.) was voted Academic All-Big South by the league’s sports information directors, owning a 3.97 GPA in physics.

HardWiCk naMed Big soutH tourney MVpCoastal Carolina senior Keith Hardwick was named the Big South Tournament MVP, going

6-for-14 with four RBI. He was 1-for-4 with an RBI in the championship, 3-for-4 with the game-winning RBI in the ninth versus Liberty, 1-for-4 with two RBI versus Winthrop and 1-for-2 ver-sus Radford. Most notably in the Liberty game, on a pitch out in the seventh inning, he reached out and delivered a single t center, allowing Taylor Motter to reach second and eventually score the tying run. Then, in the ninth after Daniel Bowman had a leadoff single and moved to second on a sac bunt, scored on a walk-off RBI single by Hardwick.

Hardwick was joined on the All-Tournament team by Bowman, Motter, Rich Witten, Hayes Orton and Anthony Meo.

Meo tHroWs no-Hitter at Big soutH tourney; naMed national tri-player of tHe Week By Collegiate BaseBall

After throwing the first no-hitter in Big South Tournament history (and throwing one of the six thrown in the NCAA in 2011), Coastal Carolina junior Anthony Meo was named one of three Louisville Slugger National Players of the Week as named by Collegiate Baseball.

Meo retired the first 16 batters he faced en route to his first no-hitter, leading the Chants to a 5-0 win over Radford in the Big South Conference tournament. Meo struck out nine and walked one. It was the first no-hitter thrown by Coastal since Cody Wheeler beat Hawaii on the road during the 2009 season.

Meo Closes season as one of nCaa’s HottestMeo may have been the hottest pitcher in the country at season’s end. Since suffering a 6-2

loss at High Point when he gave up 11 hits in 5.1 innings (also snapped a 15-game win streak in Big South games dating back to his freshman season), Meo has had six starts, going 5-0 with a 1.20 ERA. (His only no decision came at Winthrop when he left with a 2-1 lead after 7.2 innings. I was Meo’s only no-decision in Big South action for his career.)

MEO’S LAST SIX CAREER STARTS AT CCUDate Opponent IP H R ER BB K W-LApr. 29 VMI 7.0 6 2 1 1 10 W Big South Pitcher of the WeekMay 7 Radford 8.0 3 0 0 0 12 W Big South Pitcher of the Week; Career-High KsMay 13 at WInthrop 7.2 5 1 1 1 6 - No decision, left game with 2-1 leadMay 19 Chaz Southern 7.0 7 3 3 2 8 WMay 25 vs. Radford 9.0 0 0 0 1 9 W National Player of the Week and 1st ever No-Hitter in Big South TourneyJune 3 vs. Connecticut 6.1 9 1 1 2 7 W NCAA Clemson Regional TOTALS 45.0 30 7 6 7 52 5-0 1.20 ERA

rein Had sCoreless innings streak snapped of 24Matt Rein played a huge role in Coastal Carolina setting a Big South record with four

consecutive shutouts, starting twice over the span. He then threw a complete-game shut out at Winthrop and a scoreless inning in the regular-season finale to give the senior a scoreless

innings streak of 21.1 innings. He took that streak into the Big South Tournament, drawing the start and getting the win over Winthrop in the quarterfinals. However, with one out in the third inning, Winthrop’s Austen Barbar got the first hit off a Coastal pitcher in the tournament with a double. After a sacrifice moved Barber to third, Cam Walters singled to shortstop, plating Barber. That run ended Rein’s scoreless innings streak at 24.0.

Rein’s scoreless innings streak began in a loss at High Point on April 23 after giving up a one-out, three-run home run. He went on two get the final two outs in the High Point game before coming out.

WoodWard Breaks one Big soutH reCord- CCU and Big South career leader in runs scored with 251- Ranks 2nd on CCU and Big South career stolen bases list with 158 (two shy of the records

held by CCU’s Ryan McGraw of 160)- Ranks 2nd on the CCU and Big South career walks list with 173 (six shy of the records

held by CCU’s Ryan McGraw of 179)- Is the CCU and Big South all-time leader, as well as ranking 4th on the NCAA all-time list,

in hit by pitches (83)

la stella naMed diCk HoWser tropHy seMifinalistTommy La Stella has been named one of 36 semifinalist for the National Collegiate Baseball

Writers Association Dick Howser Trophy, given to the top player in collegiate baseball.La Stella is the third Dick Howser Trophy semifinalist coached by Coastal Carolina’s Gary

Gilmore. Mike Costanzo was one of 16 finalists in 2005, while teammate Anthony Meo was one of 25 finalists a year ago

and tHey’re off; CCu ties teaM stolen Base reCordIn game one of the Charleston Southern series, Coastal Carolina tied a school record by

stealing nine bases on the night, equaling a feat previously done at Radford on April 21, 2002. Leading the way was Scott Woodward with three as Rich Witten and Taylor Motter each stole two while Hayes Orton and Tucker Frawley each stole one.

Two games later, in the 2011 regular-season finale, Coastal stole seven bases, including Motter with a career-high four. Daniel Bowman added two and Woodward one.

Coastal sets sHutout reCord; tHroWs 43 sCorelessCoastal Carolina set a school and Big South record by throwing four straight shutouts (VMI

one game and Radford for three in a weekend series.)Thanks to that and scoreless innings on either side of the shutouts, Coastal Carolina did not

allow a run over 43 consecutive innings spanning six games (Coastal did not allow a run in the ninth inning of the second VMI game, shutout VMI in game three, shutout Radford in three games this weekend and went 5.2 scoreless in the first Winthrop game).

The shutout streak was in jeopardy three times this week. First, in game two Saturday, Josh Conway allowed the first two batters of the game to reach via singles and had runners on the corners before striking out the side. Then in the ninth, Jackson Geary allowed a leadoff single and double, putting runners on second and third with no outs, before getting a strike out and pop out. Geary would load the bases after hitting a batter put struck out the final batter looking to end the game. On Sunday, Rein allowed a leadoff single in the fifth, followed by a walk. After getting two outs, Rein walked the bases loaded before getting ground out, thanks to a good play by Taylor Motter on a slow chopper up the middle.

tuCker fraWley naMed aCadeMiC all-region 3Junior catcher Tucker Frawley was named second team Capital One Academic All-District 3

Baseball Team, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).The Lexington, S.C., native carries a 3.97 cumulative grade point average and is majoring in

physics. The junior has only made one “B” in his collegiate career, that coming as a freshman. He has posted a perfect 4.0 GPA in six of his first seven semesters at Coastal Carolina, making President’s List six times and Dean’s List once.

gilMore reCognized By His peersCollegeBaseballInsider.com co-founders Sean Ryan and Phil Stanton conducted a survey of

collegiate baseball coaches, and among the many results, it was determined that Coastal Caro-lina head coach Gary Gilmore is recognized by his peers as one of the best in the business.

When asked, “The best head coach in the non-BCS conferences is,” Gilmore’s name by far topped the list with 28 of 102 votes, or 27 percent. He was followed by TCU skipper Jim Schlossnagle (12 votes), Rice’s Wayne Graham (nine votes), Oral Robert’s Rob Walton (eight votes), Cal State Fullerton’s Dave Serrano (five votes) and 29 other coaches that received less than five votes.

CCu BaseBall sets attendanCe reCordCoastal Carolina packed 1,373 people into Watson Stadium for the 2011 season-opening win

versus Boston College. That number would have been greater, but there simply was no more room. That being said, the crowd of 1,373 was a Watson Stadium record for a regular-season game. (Coastal has had larger crowds at Watson Stadium during the 2008 NCAA Regional, but additional bleachers were brought in.)

Coastal Carolina had standing-room only crowds for all four games, averaging 1,182 per game. The Chants ranked 36th in the nation per game attendance and ranked 34th nationally in total fans for the weekend (3,621) —not including fans that attended other games during the opening weekend tournament which required separate tickets.

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GameDate Opponent Score R-H-E R-H-E Inns Overall BigSouth PitcherofRecord Attend Time % feb 18, 2011 Boston ColleGe W 9-6 9-11-0 6-6-1 9 1-0 0-0 Coons (W 1-0) 1373 3:18 % feb 19, 2011 tennessee teCH W 6-2 6-8-1 2-8-1 9 2-0 0-0 rein (W 1-0) 1139 2:32 % feb 20, 2011 IndIana 1-2 l 1-6-3 2-11-2 (16) 2-1 0-0 rein (l 1-1) 1109 4:31 % feb 20, 2011 VIrGInIa teCH W 6-5 6-6-1 5-8-3 9 3-1 0-0 Conway (W 1-0) 1109 2:49 ^ feb 24, 2011 Kansas state 4-5 l 4-6-4 5-4-0 9 3-2 0-0 Coons (l 1-1) 563 2:48 ^ feb 25, 2011 #17 CalIfornIa 0-17 l 0-3-0 17-18-1 9 3-3 0-0 meo (l 0-1) 594 2:55 ^ feb 26, 2011 Western KentuCKy W 6-1 6-7-1 1-8-3 9 4-3 0-0 del pino (W 1-0) 758 2:30 ^ feb 27, 2011 nortH CarolIna state 3-12 l 3-5-3 12-16-2 9 4-4 0-0 Birmingham (l 0-1) 1085 2:51 Mar 02, 2011 at #18 College of Charleston W 12-3 12-10-0 3-5-2 9 5-4 0-0 Conway (W 2-0) 412 3:15 & mar 04, 2011 Ball state W 11-1 11-10-1 1-3-3 9 6-4 0-0 meo (W 1-1) 821 2:38 & mar 05, 2011 marsHall W 4-2 4-6-2 2-2-1 9 7-4 0-0 del pino (W 2-0) 916 2:46 & mar 07, 2011 Ball state W 10-2 10-13-2 2-2-2 9 8-4 0-0 Birmingham (1-1) 752 3:05 mar 09, 2001 WaKe forest W 10-2 10-9-2 2-3-2 9 9-4 0-0 Conway (3-0) 523 2:52 ! mar 11, 2011 Kent state 0-2 l 0-4-1 2-7-0 9 9-5 0-0 meo (1-2) 851 2:18 ! mar 12, 2011 notre dame W 4-3 4-5-1 3-7-0 9 10-5 0-0 del pino (3-0) 1107 1:53 ! mar. 13, 2011 uaB (at BB&t Coastal field) W 5-4 5-10-1 3-12-1 9 11-5 0-0 Birmingham (2-1) 536 2:26 Mar. 15, 2011 at San Diego W 8-3 8-12-1 3-7-2 9 12-5 0-0 Rein (2-1) 119 2:57 Mar. 16, 2011 at San Diego W 6-0 6-11-1 0-3-3 9 13-5 0-0 Conway (4-0) 114 2:36 Mar. 18, 2011 at Pepperdine 1-2 L 1-4-2 2-10-1 (11) 13-6 0-0 Laney (0-1) 352 3:20 Mar. 19, 2011 at Pepperdine (GM 1 of DH) 1-2 L 1-5-1 2-3-0 9 13-7 0-0 Birmingham (2-2) — 2:17 Mar. 19, 2011 at Pepperdine (GM 2 of DH) 1-7 L 1-6-2 7-12-0 9 13-8 0-0 del Pino (3-1) 297 2:43 Mar. 23, 2011 at The Citadel W 6-5 6-8-1 5-6-0 9 14-8 0-0 Hessler (1-0) 1110 2:34 * Mar. 25, 2011 at UNC Asheville W 13-2 13-12-2 2-7-4 9 15-8 1-0 Meo (2-2) 345 2:33 * Mar. 26, 2011 at UNC Asheville 2-3 L 2-10-0 3-5-0 9 15-9 1-1 Coons (1-2) 211 2:31 * Mar. 27, 2011 at UNC Asheville 6-7 L 6-13-1 7-17-1 (12) 15-10 1-2 Burke (0-1) 330 3:48 * apr 01, 2011 lIBerty W 17-1 17-16-2 1-4-3 9 16-10 2- 2 meo (W 3-2) 835 2:29 * apr 02, 2011 lIBerty W 5-4 5-10-0 4-7-0 9 17-10 3- 2 rein (W 3-1) 897 2:37 * apr 03, 2011 lIBerty W 5-4 5-10-0 4-9-2 9 18-10 4- 2 laney (W 1-1) 917 2:37 Apr. 05, 2011 at #26 Clemson 4-5 L 4-8-0 5-12-0 (10) 18-11 4-2 Coons (1-3) 3450 2:58 * Apr. 08, 2011 at Presbyterian W 7-1 7-11-1 1-8-2 9 19-11 5-2 Meo (4-2) 207 2:21 * Apr. 09, 2011 at Presbyterian W 15-3 15-20-1 3-9-3 9 20-11 6-2 Rein (4-1) 247 2:53 * Apr. 10, 2011 at Presbyterian W 5-2 5-10-1 2-8-3 9 21-11 7-2 Coons (2-3) 213 2:56 Apr. 13, 2011 at #1 Virginia 7-8 L 7-12-1 8-16-1 9 21-12 7-2 Conway (4-1) 2739 3:19 * apr. 15, 2011 Gardner-WeBB W 7-4 7-11-0 4-11-0 9 22-12 8-2 meo (5-2) 901 3:06 * apr. 16, 2011 Gardner-WeBB W 8-3 8-10-0 3-8-2 9 23-12 9-2 rein (5-1) 741 2:42 * apr. 17, 2011 Gardner-WeBB W 14-7 14-11-1 7-9-3 9 24-12 10-2 laney (2-1) 989 3:06 Apr. 19, 2011 at #10 North Carolina 3-8 L 3-10-1 8-9-2 9 24-13 10-2 Hessler (1-1) 1897 2:59 apr. 20, 2011 tHe CItadel W 7-4 7-11-1 4-10-2 9 25-13 10-2 Coons (3-3) 1016 2:12 * Apr. 22, 2011 at High Point 2-6 L 2-6-1 6-11-2 9 25-14 10-3 Meo (5-3) 302 2:48 * Apr. 23, 2011 at High Point (GM1 of DH) 3-9 L 3-7-2 9-13-1 9 25-15 10-4 Rein (5-2) — 2:44 * Apr. 23, 2011 at High Point (GM2 of DH) W 11-2 11-13-3 2-2-0 9 26-15 11-4 Conway (5-1) 509 2:41 Apr. 26, 2011 at UNC Wilmington W 11-4 11-14-0 4-6-2 9 27-15 11-4 Coons (4-3) 418 2:58 * apr. 29, 2011 VmI W 8-2 8-10-1 2-6-2 9 28-15 12-4 meo (6-3) 764 2:36 * apr. 30, 2011 VmI W 4-2 4-7-1 2-8-1 9 29-15 13-4 Conway (6-1) 803 2:15 * may 01, 2011 VmI W 5-0 5-9-1 0-5-0 9 30-15 14-4 rein (6-2) 675 2:16 * may 07, 2011 radford (Gm1 of dH) W 8-0 8 -7-0 0-3-2 9 31-15 15-4 meo (W 7-3) — 2:12 * may 07, 2011 radford (Gm2 of dH) W 15-0 15-21-1 0-5-2 9 32-15 16-4 Conway (W 7-1) 713 3:04 * may 08, 2011 radford W 10-0 10-12-1 0-4-5 9 33-15 17-4 rein (W 7-2) 586 2:33 * May 13, 2011 at Winthrop 2-3 L 2-5-1 3-7-1 (10) 33-16 17-5 Hessler (1-2) 578 2:59 • May 14, 2011 at Winthrop 5-6 L 5-8-1 6-11-0 (13) 33-17 17-6 Burke (0-2) 529 3:56 * May 15, 2011 at Winthrop W 5-0 5-11-1 0-3-0 9 34-17 18-6 Rein (8-2) 571 3:10 may 17, 2011 unC WIlmInGton W 12-3 12-17-1 3-7-2 9 35-17 18-6 Birmingham (3-2) 644 3:03 * may 19, 2011 CHarleston soutHern W 9-3 9-10-0 3-7-2 9 36-17 19-6 meo (W, 8-3) 789 2:35 * may 20, 2011 CHarleston soutHern 3-4 l 3-7-3 4-10-0 9 36-18 19-7 Connolly (l, 0-1) 807 2:49 * may 21, 2011 CHarleston soutHern W 10-5 10-10-1 5-9-3 9 37-18 20-7 Hessler (W, 2-2) 755 2:31 # May 25, 2011 vs. #6 seed Radford W 5-0 5-5-2 0-0-0 9 38-18 20-7 Meo (W, 9-3) 462 2:03 # May 26, 2011 vs. #4 seed Winthrop W 10-6 10-10-1 6-10-1 9 39-18 20-7 Rein (W, 9-2) 315 2:45 # May 27, 2011 vs. #2 seed Liberty W 3-2 3-8-0 2-7-1 9 40-18 20-7 Conway (8-1) 340 2:01 # May 28, 2011 vs. #5 seed Gardner-Webb W 6-1 6-6-0 1-8-2 9 41-18 20-7 Coons (5-3) 413 2:16 $ June 03, 2011 vs. #2 seed #16 Connecticut W 13-1 13-18-1 1-9-1 9 42-18 20-7 Meo (10-3) 2830 3:00 $ June 04, 2011 vs. #1 seed #9 Clemson 7-12 L 7-12-1 12-14-2 9 42-19 20-7 Hessler (2-3) 5408 3:04 $ June 05, 2001 vs. #2 seed #16 Connecticut 6-12 L 6-7-4 12-15-2 9 42-20 20-7 Conway (8-2) 2553 2:49

Bold = Home Games () extra inning game* = Big South Conference game # = 2011 Big South Royal Purple Baseball Championship (Lexington, Va./VMI) $ = 2011 NCAA Clemson Regional (Clemson, S.C.)% = Caravelle Resort Tournament ^ = Caravelle Resort’s Baseball at the Beach (BB&T Coastal Field)& = Caravelle Resort Invitational ! = Caravelle Resort Classic

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l2011 Season Statistics

Record: 42-20 — Home: 26-6 • Away:11-13 • Neutral: 5-1 — Big South 20-7Player AVG GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% 11 La STELLA, Tommy .398 61 61 231 59 92 15 4 14 70 157 .680 32 7 18 .476 5 6 7 11 105 184 7 .976 10 WOODWARD, Scott .342 55 55 193 57 66 17 1 4 37 97 .503 35 22 58 .480 6 8 31 35 63 38 4 .962 21 WITTEN, Rich .300 61 60 233 48 70 18 1 6 51 108 .464 24 8 28 .381 3 6 8 9 564 37 11 .982 5 ORTON, Hayes .294 62 62 238 46 70 17 3 2 32 99 .416 18 10 29 .367 1 19 9 12 121 4 5 .962 7 MOTTER, Taylor .288 62 61 212 43 61 13 2 4 30 90 .425 46 1 40 .412 3 6 21 23 101 183 15 .950 26 BOWMAN, Daniel .277 59 59 242 47 67 14 3 12 59 123 .508 18 6 43 .340 2 4 11 13 111 4 1 .991 17 HARDWICK, Keith .272 47 39 151 20 41 10 0 5 25 66 .437 9 10 34 .349 2 3 2 2 59 5 0 1.000 8 FRAWLEY, Tucker .234 41 40 128 19 30 5 0 1 15 38 .297 12 8 27 .333 2 5 1 1 236 45 3 .989 24 MARTIN, Tripp .207 41 31 111 22 23 8 0 2 13 37 .333 10 2 41 .285 0 9 2 2 16 27 8 .843 1 MAY, Jacob .206 44 38 141 21 29 6 3 0 13 41 .291 12 4 24 .285 1 9 5 5 57 5 2 .969-------------- 12 YOUNG, T.J. .259 18 4 27 3 7 1 0 0 3 8 .296 4 0 10 .355 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 .500 30 FIDANZA, John .231 32 19 65 10 15 3 0 0 9 18 .277 10 3 26 .350 2 3 2 2 197 22 1 .995 16 CONWAY, Josh .176 23 18 74 11 13 1 1 1 5 19 .257 2 4 18 .238 0 1 1 1 21 36 5 .919 44 LOPES, Zach .152 22 6 33 2 5 1 0 0 2 6 .182 4 2 15 .275 1 1 0 0 11 25 1 .973 3 McALLISTER, K.J. .045 16 5 22 4 1 0 1 0 3 3 .136 4 0 1 .192 0 1 1 1 7 10 3 .850 18 REIN, Matt .000 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0 0 3 18 0 1.000 CHANTICLEERS .281 62 62 2102 412 590 129 19 51 367 910 .433 240 87 413 .373 28 81 102 118 1702 714 71 .971 Opponents .234 62 62 2101 236 491 90 11 27 207 684 .326 193 50 478 .312 12 44 47 75 1644 599 94 .960

LOB - Team (482), Opp (462). DPs turned - Team (47), Opp (43). IBB - Team (9), La STELLA 5, WOODWARD, S. 1, ORTON, H. 1, BOWMAN, D. 1, MOTTER, T. 1, Opp (9). Picked off - ORTON, H. 5, MOTTER, T. 2, WOODWARD, S. 2, BOWMAN, D. 2, HARDWICK, K. 1.

Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 18 REIN, Matt 2.07 9 2 18 9 1 1 2 1 74.0 56 22 17 15 44 7 1 6 268 .209 3 4 0 2 7 13 MEO, Anthony 2.16 10 3 16 16 1 1 1 0 108.1 91 31 26 31 115 20 0 5 399 .228 4 5 1 0 7 16 CONWAY, Josh 2.69 8 2 20 12 0 0 2 3 77.0 70 28 23 23 70 7 1 4 291 .241 7 5 0 1 5-------------- 25 COONS, Jordan 1.38 5 3 23 3 0 0 2 2 45.2 36 10 7 13 28 11 0 0 163 .221 1 6 1 1 2 38 CONNOLLY, Ryan 2.79 0 1 32 0 0 0 3 3 42.0 38 15 13 13 36 8 2 3 157 .242 0 5 0 2 5 2 BURKE, Aaron 3.15 0 2 28 0 0 0 1 0 34.1 26 17 12 11 26 5 2 0 125 .208 1 6 0 0 4 34 BIRMINGHAM, Jim 3.62 3 2 20 10 0 0 1 0 54.2 42 26 22 26 42 6 2 3 191 .220 5 5 0 2 5 40 LANEY, Matt 3.68 2 1 20 0 0 0 2 0 22.0 20 16 9 12 25 3 0 2 85 .235 2 4 0 0 0 33 HESSLER, Keith 3.80 2 3 26 5 0 0 2 0 42.2 36 23 18 23 36 7 1 0 154 .234 3 0 0 3 6 27 HERB, Tyler 4.33 0 0 17 2 0 0 2 0 27.0 32 18 13 9 24 5 0 2 115 .278 3 1 0 0 0 29 COUGHLIN, Jimmy 5.14 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 7.0 7 5 4 4 6 2 2 0 29 .241 1 1 0 0 0 19 del PINO, Stefan 5.26 3 1 10 5 0 0 0 0 25.2 28 17 15 10 17 5 0 1 95 .295 3 5 0 0 3 31 CUEVAS, Caleb 7.71 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 2.1 3 2 2 1 2 1 0 0 10 .300 0 1 0 0 0 20 GEARY, Jackson 9.64 0 0 5 0 0 0 1 0 4.2 5 5 5 2 7 2 0 1 18 .278 0 2 0 1 0 36 MULLINS, David 99.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 CHANTICLEERS 2.97 42 20 62 62 2 7 5 9 567.1 491 236 187 193 478 90 11 27 2101 .234 33 50 2 12 44 Opponents 5.75 20 42 62 62 1 2 2 4 548.0 590 412 350 240 413 129 19 51 2102 .281 45 87 10 28 81

PB - Team (16), FRAWLEY, T. 8, FIDANZA, J. 6, WITTEN, R. 2, Opp (12). Pickoffs - Team (7), FRAWLEY, T. 2, REIN, M. 2, CONWAY, J. 1, LANEY, M. 1, MEO, A. 1, Opp (12). SBA/ATT - FRAWLEY, T. (24-37), FIDANZA, J. (13-18), CONWAY, J. (11-13), WITTEN, R. (10-12), REIN, M. (5-11), MEO, A. (8-9), BIRMINGHAM (4-8), del PINO, S. (4-8), HESSLER, K. (4-6), COONS, J. (1-6), HERB, T. (3-4), CONNOLLY, R. (1-3), BURKE, A. (3-3), LANEY, M. (1-2), CUEVAS, C. (1-1), COUGHLIN, J. (1-1).

Player .....................................................C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI 17 HARDWICK, Keith ......................... 64 59 5 0 1.000 5 0 0 - 0 0 13 MEO, Anthony ............................... 29 11 18 0 1.000 2 8 1 .889 0 0 18 REIN, Matt ..................................... 21 3 18 0 1.000 0 5 6 .455 0 0 2 BURKE, Aaron ............................... 13 5 8 0 1.000 0 3 0 1.000 0 0 38 CONNOLLY, Ryan.......................... 10 1 9 0 1.000 0 1 2 .333 0 0 19 del PINO, Stefan .............................. 7 2 5 0 1.000 0 4 4 .500 0 0 40 LANEY, Matt .................................... 3 0 3 0 1.000 0 1 1 .500 0 0 27 HERB, Tyler ..................................... 3 3 0 0 1.000 0 3 1 .750 0 0 20 GEARY, Jackson .............................. 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 - 0 0 29 COUGHLIN, Jimmy .......................... 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 30 FIDANZA, John ............................ 220 197 22 1 .995 2 13 5 .722 6 0 26 BOWMAN, Daniel ........................ 116 111 4 1 .991 0 0 0 - 0 0 8 FRAWLEY, Tucker ....................... 284 236 45 3 .989 2 24 13 .649 8 0 21 WITTEN, Rich .............................. 612 564 37 11 .982 36 10 2 .833 2 0 11 La STELLA, Tommy .................... 296 105 184 7 .976 34 0 0 - 0 0 44 LOPES, Zach ................................. 37 11 25 1 .973 3 0 0 - 0 0 1 MAY, Jacob ................................... 64 57 5 2 .969 1 0 0 - 0 0 10 WOODWARD, Scott ..................... 105 63 38 4 .962 0 0 0 - 0 0 5 ORTON, Hayes ............................ 130 121 4 5 .962 2 0 0 - 0 0 7 MOTTER, Taylor .......................... 299 101 183 15 .950 36 0 0 - 0 0 34 BIRMINGHAM, Jim ....................... 15 1 13 1 .933 0 4 4 .500 0 0 16 CONWAY, Josh ............................. 62 21 36 5 .919 4 11 2 .846 0 0 25 COONS, Jordan ............................. 12 5 6 1 .917 1 1 5 .167 0 0 3 McALLISTER, K.J. ......................... 20 7 10 3 .850 0 0 0 - 0 0 24 MARTIN, Tripp .............................. 51 16 27 8 .843 1 0 0 - 0 0 33 HESSLER, Keith ............................ 10 1 7 2 .800 1 4 2 .667 0 0 12 YOUNG, T.J. .................................... 2 1 0 1 .500 0 0 0 - 0 0 31 CUEVAS, Caleb ................................ 0 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 36 MULLINS, David.............................. 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 - 0 0 CHANTICLEERS ......................... 2487 1702 714 71 .971 47 47 28 .627 16 0 Opponents ................................. 2337 1644 599 94 .960 43 102 16 .864 12 0

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2005 Ba CB BW usaPreseason - 34 ARV ARVFeb. 7 - - ARV -Feb. 14 - - ARV -Feb. 21 - - ARV ARVFeb. 28 - 23 31 ARVMar. 7 - 25 26 ARVMar. 14 - 28 28 ARVMar. 21 - 25 21 ARVMar. 28 - 25 23 ARVApr. 4 - - 26 ARVApr. 11 - - 26 ARVApr. 18 - - 25 ARVApr. 25 - 28 22 ARVMay 2 - - 25 ARVMay 9 - - 25 ARVMay 16 23 23 24 ARVMay 23 21 24 24 ARVMay 30 25 24 NA NAfInal 23 25 na na

2006— Was not ranked —

2007 Ba CB BW usaPreseason - - - -Feb. 5 - - NA NAFeb. 12 - - ARV NAFeb. 19 - 30 30 NAFeb. 26 22 26 26 -Mar. 5 17 29 24 25Mar. 12 15 26 26 20Mar. 19 15 20 20 17Mar. 26 15 19 19 17Apr. 2 14 19 18 16Apr. 9 19 23 20 19Apr. 16 21 - 21 20Apr. 23 21 - 20 19Apr. 30 21 - 19 18May 7 20 29 17 15May 14 17 27 16 15May 21 14 18 11 14May 28 10 12 10 12June 5 17 24 15 NAfInal 20 24 19 23

2008 Ba CB BW usa rPreseason - 37 30 ARV -Feb. 25 - - 26 - -Mar. 3 - - 24 - -Mar. 10 - 30 20 - -Mar. 17 21 27 18 21 ARVMar. 24 22 29 18 20 ARVMar. 31 24 30 21 22 ARVApr. 7 24 - 21 22 ARVApr. 14 22 27 19 20 24Apr. 21 20 21 15 18 21Apr. 28 20 24 15 15 21May 5 24 26 17 18 25May 12 23 26 14 14 25May 19 22 27 13 16 25May 26 17 21 10 15 21June 3 12 12 9 NA NAfInal 16 16 13 16 na

Coastal In the Polls2009 Ba CB BW usa rPreseason - 28 22 24 -Feb. 23 - 18 18 - -Mar. 2 20 16 14 15 24Mar. 9 17 14 12 13 20Mar. 16 15 13 11 10 17Mar. 23 18 21 15 15 20Mar. 30 - - 22 19 25Apr. 6 24 19 19 19 25Apr. 13 20 18 14 15 21Apr. 20 - 23 19 19 -Apr. 27 - - 22 25 -May 4 - - 23 24 -May 11 - - 22 23 -May 18 - 26 18 19 -May 25 24 20 15 16 -June 2 - 30 21 - -fInal - 30 21 23 -

2010 Ba CB BW usa rPreseason 12 17 17 19 16Feb. 22 12 21 19 - 16Mar. 1 7 7 13 10 14Mar. 8 8 7 12 10 13Mar. 15 8 8 12 12 12Mar. 22 10 11 14 13 13Mar. 29 14 15 17 15 17Apr. 5 13 14 13 13 15Apr. 12 12 9 11 10 13Apr. 19 12 7 9 8 13May 3 7 5 5 4 11May 10 6 4 5 4 11May 17 5 4 4 4 8May 24 5 5 5 4 6May 31 5 3 3 4 6fInal 12 11 11 11 12

2011 Ba CB BW usaPreseason - 24 18 20Feb. 22 - 24 17 NAFeb. 28 - - 27 ARVMar. 8 - - 24 ARVMar. 14 - - 23 ARVMar. 21 - - 29 ARVMar. 28 - - ARV -Apr. 4 - - ARV -Apr. 11 - - ARV ARVApr. 18 - 27 ARV ARVApr. 25 - - ARV ARVMay 2 - 30 29 ARVMay 9 - 24 28 ARVMay 16 - 26 ARV ARVMay 23 - 24 ARV ARVMay 30 - 21 29 ARVJune 7 NA 27 NA NAJune 13 NA 27 ARV NA

BA — Baseball AmericaCB — Collegiate BaseballBW — National Collegiate Baseball Writers AssociationUSA — USA Today/CoachesR/PG — Rivals.com/Perfect Game USA

Coastal Carolina was ranked for 73 consecutive rankings periods, starting from Feb. 19, 2007 and lasting until Mar. 21, 2011.

THE LAST TIME...Coastal Threw a No-Hitter: •AnthonyMeo(9.0,1BB,9K) ...............................vsRadford,05-25-11

Coastal Was No-Hit: •DerekDuclos(6.0,4BB,6K) .............................byRichmond,02-29-04 andMattMcLoughlin(3.0,1BB,5K)@BB&TCoastal

Coastal Threw a Complete Game (also a CG Shutout): •AnthonyMeo(9.0,0H,0R,1BB,9K) ..................vs.Radford,05-25-11

Coastal Hit a Walk-Off HR (also a PH HR): •TrippMartin(1on,2out,9th) ......................... VirginiaTech,02-20-11

Coastal Was Beat by a Walk-Off HR: •JeffSchaus(GrandSlam,2out,9th) ....................byClemson,04-21-09

Coastal Hit a Grand Slam: •RichWitten(4thinning) ........................................ Radford,05-08-11

Coastal was Shutout: •Lost0-2 ............................................................KentState,03-13-11

Coastal Player Hit for the Cycle: •TommyLaStella .............................atCharlestonSouthern,03-30-10 (4-6,2B,BB,K,1B,F9,3B,HR-GrandSlam)—CCUW,29-13

Coastal Turned a Triple Play: •L4-3•RicoNoelandDavidAnderson......................BallState,03-08-08

Coastal Hit an Inside-the-Park Home Run: •RicoNoel(three-runHRtoCF) ......................... Presbyterian,04-02-10

Coastal Hit Back-to-Back Home Runs: •RichWitten&TommyLaStella(9thinning) ........... vs.UConn,06-02-11

Coastal’s Longest Hitting Streak on Record: •20—byMikeCosstanzo ........................................................... 2005

Coastal Stole Home: •RicoNoel(3rdinning) .......................................atWinthrop,03-20-09

Coastal Scored 10-plus Runs in an Inning: •10(4thinning) ...........................................vs.StonyBrook,06-06-10

A Coastal Player Had In a Game....

•7AtBats:DanielBowman .........................Indiana,02-20-11

•5RunsScored:RicoNoel ..... atCharlestonSouthern,03-20-10

•5HitsinaGame:HayesOrton .................. vs.UConn,06-03-11

•7RBI:TommyLaStella ....... atCharlestonSouthern,03-20-10

•3Doubles:HayesOrton ........................... vs.UConn,06-03-11

•2Triples:TaylorMotter .......................atSanDiego,03-16-11

•3HomeRuns:DavidSappelt .................. atRadford,05-17-10

•4Walks:K.J.McAllister ...................... VirginiaTech,02-20-11

•3HitByPitches:TuckerFrawley ............... vs.UConn,06-03-11

•4StolenBases:TaylorMotter .. CharlestonSouthern,05-21-11

•12Strikeouts:AnthonyMeo .............. RadfordGM1,05-07-11

•6StrikeoutsLooking:AustinFleet ..B’hamSouthern,04-15-06

•16Putouts:RichWitten .................__atHighPoint,04-22-11

•9Assists:AaronVerrett ..........................HighPoint,05-24-06

Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lMiscellaneous Records

coastal carolina players celebrate an-thony meo’s no-hitter, which was the first no-no thrown in Big south tourna-ment history.

rich witten is the last chanticleer to hit a grand slam, doing so in the fourth inning in a win over radford in 2011. the last player to hit a grand slam before’s witten’s blast was rich witten at the 2010 ncaa myrtle Beach regional championship.

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lAll -Time Series Records

Team Rec. Streak Last Georgia College 0-1 L-1 1980Georgia Southern 12-13 W-6 2007Georgia Tech 4-15 L-1 2008Glenville State 7-0 W-7 1980Hawai’i 2-4 L-3 2009HIGH POINT 37-10 W-1 2011Hiram 5-0 W-5 1984Hobart (NY) 4-0 W-4 1983Howard 1-0 W-1 1988ILLINOIS 1-1 W-1 2010Illinois-Chicago 2-0 W-2 1996Indiana 0-1 L-1 2011IPFW 2-0 W-2 2009IOWA FIRST MEETINGJacksonville 0-3 L-3 1979JAMES MADISON 6-5 W-1 2010Kansas 1-1 L-1 2009Kansas State 0-1 L-1 2011Kansas-Newman 0-1 L-1 1983Kent State 7-16 L-1 2011Kentucky 4-2 L-1 2010Kentucky State 1-0 W-1 1982Le Moyne 4-6 L-1 1998Lewis (IL) 2-2 L-1 1980Lewis-Clark State (ID) 0-2 L-2 1982LIBERTY 49-27 W-14 2011Limestone 2-0 W-2 1993Lipscomb (TN) 1-0 W-1 1980Louisville 5-1 W-2 1991Lubbock Christian 0-1 L-1 1983Maine 0-1 L-1 1991MARIST 1-0 W-1 2007Mars Hill 1-0 W-1 1976Marshall 4-2 W-2 2011Maryland 8-3 W-2 2008Maryland-Baltimore County 18-4 W-7 2001Mercer 1-0 W-1 1991Methodist 3-3 W-1 1987Miami (FL) 0-11 L-11 2004Miami (OH) 0-2 L-2 1976MICHIGAN 3-2 W-3 2010Michigan State 1-0 W-1 2003Missouri 0-2 L-2 2004Missouri State 0-1 L-1 2003Morris 16-2 W-11 1985Mount St. Mary’s 2-0 W-2 1996Mt. Olive 2-0 W-2 1992Nebraska 2-0 W-2 2007Nevada-Las Vegas 2-0 W-2 2005New York Tech 2-1 W- 1 2000Newberry 19-6 W-6 1988North Adams State 15-2 L-1 1987NORTH CAROLINA 15-38 L-1 2011North Carolina A&T 2-0 W-2 1999NORTH CAROLINA STATE 9-11 L-1 2011UNC Asheville 66-16 L-2 2011UNC Charlotte 11-11 W-2 1994UNC Greensboro 2-10 L-9 1997UNC WILMINGTON 51-28 W-6 2011North Carolina Wesleyan 2-2 W-2 1992North Florida 1-0 W-1 2007Northwestern 1-3 L-2 1995Notre Dame 2-0 W-2 2011Ohio 9-5 L-1 1999OHIO STATE 1-0 W-1 2004Old Dominion 2-4 W-1 2007Oklahoma State 0-3 L-3 1983Oswego State 3-0 W-3 1987

Team Rec. Streak Last Pembroke State 1-0 W-1 1977Pepperdine 2-4 L-4 2011Pfeiffer 2-0 W-2 1986Philadelphia Pharm 3-0 W-3 1983PITTSBURGH 4-2 W-2 2010Pitt-Johnstown 1-0 W-1 1988Point Park (IL) 1-1 W-1 1980Presbyterian 10-1 W-7 2011Princeton 8-3 W-2 2001Purdue 2-1 L- 1 2002RADFORD 58-20 W-7 2011Rhode Island 1-0 W-1 2007Rider 2-0 W-2 2005Richmond 3-3 L-1 2004Sacred Heart 1-2 L-2 1982Salisbury State 0-2 L-2 1978San Diego 3-2 W-2 2011Savannah State 6-1 W-5 2006Seton Hall 2-0 W-2 2004Siena 1-0 W-1 2005Shepherd (WV) 2-0 W-2 1980South Carolina 5-12 L-4 2010USC Aiken 24-6 W-3 1996USC Upstate 1-1 W-1 2009South Alabama 2-3 L-2 2006South Florida 0-2 L-2 1991Southern Illinois 1-0 W-1 2009SIU-Edwardsville 2-0 W-2 1977Southern Maine 12-2 L-1 1985Southwestern (TX) 0-1 L-1 1984Spring Garden 2-0 W-2 1982St. Andrews 1-0 W-1 1994St. Augustine’s (NC) 2-0 W-2 1984St. Francis (IL) 0-1 L-1 1978ST. JOHN’S 4-2 W-3 2007St. Leo 0-2 L-2 1976St. Xavier (IL) 0-1 L-1 1982Stony Brook 4-0 W-4 2010Tampa 0-2 L-2 1995Tennessee 2-3 W-2 2009Tennessee Tech 2-1 W-1 2011TCU 1-0 W-1 2007Texas-Pan American 4-2 W-1 2006TOLEDO 3-0 W-3 2010Towson State 5-9 L-2 1996Troy 1-2 L-2 2007VIRGINIA 4-3 L-2 2011Virginia Commonwealth 3-0 W-3 2007 VIRGINIA TECH 6-1 W-5 2011VMI 24-4 W-13 2011Voorhees 16-0 W-16 1985Wake Forest 15-13 W-5 2011West Field State 4-0 W-4 1980West Liberty State 6-0 W-6 1981West Virginia 6-1 W-4 2010West Virginia State 6-2 W-3 1983Western Carolina 7-1 W-7 2008Western Kentucky 3-0 W-3 2011Western Michigan 0-1 L-1 1988Westminster (PA) 5-0 W-5 1990William & Mary 6-3 W-2 2004Wingate 1-1 L-1 1998WINTHROP 68-46 W-2 2011Wofford 13-3 L-2 1985Wright State 2-0 W-2 1997Xavier 1-1 L-1 1991Yale 3-0 W-3 1988Youngstown State 7-0 W-7 1998

Team Rec. Streak Last Alabama 1-0 W-1 2008ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM 2-2 W-1 2011ALBANY 5-0 W-5 2009Albany State 1-0 W-1 1988Alderson-Broaddus 4-0 W-4 1979Allegheny 1-0 W-1 1978Allen 14-0 W-14 1985Anderson, (IN) 1-0 W-1 1984Appalachian State 1-0 W-1 2002Arizona State 0-2 L-2 2005Arkansas 2-1 L-1 1983Armstrong State 10-9-1 L-2 1987Atlantic Christian 3-0 W-3 1990Augusta State 22-7 L-1 1994Austin Peay 5-1 W-4 1982Azusa Pacific (CA) 0-1 L-1 1984Ball State 9-0 W-9 2011Barton 3-2 W-1 1991Benedict 5-0 W-5 1980Bethune-Cookman 1-0 W-1 2007Birmingham Southern 11-6 W-1 2006BOSTON COLLEGE 1-0 W-1 2011Bowling Green 2-1 W-2 1992Brockport State 1-0 W-1 1977Brown 9-0 W-9 2003Buffalo 3-1 W-3 2002Callifornia 0-1 L-1 2011Cal Irvine 2-0 W-2 2010CAMPBELL 28-13 W-4 2006Central Connecticut State 1-1 L-1 1998Central Florida 2-1 W-2 1990CHARLESTON SOUTHERN 62-27 W-1 2011Cincinnati 1-1 W-1 1977THE CITADEL 40-30 W-8 2011CLEMSON 7-40 L-2 2011Coker 1-0 W-1 1976COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 15-14 W-3 2011Columbia 1-0 W-1 2008CONNECTICUT 1-1 L-1 2011Creighton 2-0 W-2 2009Cumberland (KY) 3-0 W-3 1980Dallas Baptist 1-0 W-1 1984Davidson 5-4 L-2 1992Delaware 13-2 W-11 2004Delaware State 5-0 W-5 2004Detroit 2-0 W-2 2001Drexel 5-0 W-5 1998East Carolina 7-5 W-2 2008East Tennessee State 5-2 W-2 2001Eastern Connecticut 1-0 W-1 1976Eastern Illinois 1-1 W-1 1999Eastern Michigan 3-1 W-3 2007Eckerd 0-1 L-1 1976Elon 22-10 W-4 2009Erskine 14-4 W-4 1986Evansville 1-0 W-1 2004Florida 0-1 L-1 1994Florida State 0-11 L-11 1996Fordham 1-0 W- 1 2000Francis Marion 30-6 W-5 1991Frostburg State 2-0 W-2 1983Furman 8-4 L-2 2006Gannon (PA) 2-0 W-2 1983GARDNER-WEBB 10-0 W-10 2011George Mason 24-7 W-2 2008George Washington 5-1 W-2 1999Georgetown (KY) 3-1 W-2 1984Georgia 0-3 L-3 2002

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChanticleer National Honors

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEARKevin Schnall 1999 Finalist: Rotary Smith Player of the Year

Mike Costanzo 2005 1 of 16 Finalists: Dick Howser Trophy

Chris Raber 2007 Semifinalist: Golden Spikes Award

David Sappelt 2008 Semifinalist: Golden Spikes AwardDock Doyle 2008 1 of 3 Finalist: Johnny Bench Award

Anthony Meo 2010 1 of 25 Semifinalist: Dick Howser Trophy 1 of 30 Semifinalists: Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist: College Baseball Foundation Pitcher of the YearJose Iglesias 2010 1 of 3 Finalists: Johnny Bench Award

Tommy La Stella 2011 Semifinalist: Dick Howser Trophy

NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEARJohn Vrooman 1977 Finalist: NAIA Coach of the Year

ALL-AMERICANSteve Billingsley 1978 2nd Team (NAIA)

Steve Smith 1980 1st Team (NAIA)

Mickey Brantley 1983 1st Team (NAIA)Mark Clemons 1983 2nd Team (NAIA)

Kirt Manwaring 1985 2nd Team (NAIA)

Kevin Schnall 1999 2nd Team (NCBWA)Ron Duebel 1999 Honorable Mention (NCBWA)

Ryan McGraw 2002 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball)Justin Owens 2002 3rd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 3rd Team (NCBWA)

Mike Costanzo 2005 1st Team (Baseball America) 1st Team (Collegiate Baseball) 1st Team (NCBWA) 2nd Team (USA Today Weekly)

Bobby Gagg 2007 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 2nd Team (Ping! Baseball)David Sappelt 2007 3rd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)

Dock Doyle 2008 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 2nd Team (Ping! Baseball)David Sappelt 2008 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)Scott Woodward 2008 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)

Cody Wheeler 2009 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)David Anderson 2009 3rd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 3rd Team (NCBWA) 3rd Team (CollegeBaseballInsider) 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)Nick McCully 2009 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)

Anthony Meo 2010 1st Team (NCBWA) 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 2nd Team (Ping! Baseball) 3rd Team (ABCA)Rico Noel 2010 3rd Team (Baseball America) 3rd Team (NCBWA) 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)Jose Iglesias 2010 3rd Team (NCBWA)Cody Wheeler 2010 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 3rd Team (Ping! Baseball)

Tommy La Stella 2011 1st Team (CollegeBaseballInsider) 2nd Team (Collegiate Baseball) 2nd Team (NCBWA) 2nd Team (ABCA) 2nd Team (Baseball America)Matt Rein 2011 3rd Team (Collegiate Baseball)

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANByron Binda 2002 Hon. Mention (Louisville Slugger)

Nick McCully 2007 Ping! Baseball

Scott Woodward 2008 Louisville Slugger Ping! Baseball 2nd Team (NCBWA)

Daniel Bowman 2009 Louisville Slugger Ping! BaseballAnthony Meo 2009 Louisville Slugger Ping! Baseball 2nd Team (NCBWA)Taylor Motter 2009 Louisville Slugger

Ryan Connolly 2010 Louisville Slugger Baseball America Ping! Baseball

matt rein was the 2011 Big south Pi tcher of the year and was tabbed al l -american.

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChanticleer National Honors

ALL-REGION/DISTRICTSteven Carter 2004 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Mike Costanzo 2004 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Mike Costanzo 2005 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Ricky Shefka 2005 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Tommy Baldridge 2007 1st Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Bobby Gagg 2007 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Dock Doyle 2008 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)David Sappelt 2008 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Scott Woodward 2008 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Cody Wheeler 2009 1st Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)David Anderson 2009 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Adam Rice 2009 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Anthony Meo 2010 NCBWA District IV Player of the Year; 1st Team All-District (NCBWA) 1st Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Jose Iglesias 2010 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Cody Wheeler 2010 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

Tommy La Stella 2011 1st Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Anthony Meo 2011 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)Matt Rein 2011 2nd Team All-Atlantic Region (ABCA)

REGION/DISTRICT COACH OF THE YEARJohn Vrooman 1977 NAIA District 6; NAIA Area 7Gary Gilmore 2005 ABCA Atlantic Region

NATIONAL (UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED)PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK

Mike Costanzo 4/19/2005 NCBWA (Player)Coastal Carolina 5/18/2005 CollegeBaseballInsider.com (Team)Aaron Verrett 5/30/2005 Collegiate Baseball (Player)

Chris Raber 3/5/2007 Collegiate Baseball (Player)

Nick McCully 3/5/2008 CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region (Pitcher)Dock Doyle 3/11/2008 Ping! Baseball (National Performers)Joey Haug 4/2/2008 CollegeBaseballInsider.com (Pitcher)David Anderson 5/12/2008 Collegiate Baseball (Player) NCBWA (Player)

Cody Wheeler 3/30/2009 Collegiate Baseball (Pitcher); NCBWA (Player) CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region (Pitcher) College Baseball Foundation (All-Star)

Jose Iglesias 2/28/2010 CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor RollJim Birmingham 3/2/2010 CollegeBaseballInsider.com Southeast Region (Pitcher)Coastal Carolina 3/2/2010 CollegeBaseballInsider.com (Team)Rico Noel 4/6/2010 CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor RollTaylor Motter 4/27/2010 CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor RollRico Noel 5/18/2010 CollegeBaseball360.com Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll

Daniel Bowman 4/4/2011 CollegeBaseballInsider Southeast PlayerCoastal Carolina 4/4/2010 CollegeBaseballInsider.com (TeamAnthony Meo 5/30/2011 Collegiate Baseball (Player)

NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENTJustin Owens 2001 AthensBrandon Powell 2001 AthensChad Felty 2001 AthensRandy McGarvey 2001 AthensBrian Fischer 2001 AthensScott Sturkie 2001 Athens

Randy McGarvey 2002 AtlantaBrandon Powell 2002 AtlantaRyan McGraw 2002 Atlanta

Michael DeJesus 2005 TempeJon Foisy 2005 Tempe

Dom Duggan 2007 Myrtle BeachDock Doyle 2007 Myrtle BeachBobby Gagg 2007 Myrtle Beach

David Anderson (Co-MVP) 2008 ConwayDock Doyle (Co-MVP) 2008 Conway Tommy Baldridge 2008 ConwayNick McCully 2008 ConwayDavid Sappelt 2008 ConwayScott Woodward 2008 Conway

Jose Iglesias 2009 Chapel Hill

Rico Noel (MVP) 2010 Myrtle BeachTaylor Motter 2010 Myrtle BeachScott Woodward 2010 Myrtle BeachCody Wheeler 2010 Myrtle BeachRich Witten 2010 Myrtle Beach

Tommy La Stella 2011 ClemsonHayes Orton 2011 ClemsonAnthony Meo 2011 Clemson

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAAustin Fleet 2010 1st Team

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT IIIJeff Baker 2003 1st Team

Chris Todd 2005 2nd Team

Matt Rademacher 2007 2nd TeamTommy Baldridge 2007 2nd Team

Tommy Baldridge 2008 2nd Team

Austin Fleet 2009 2nd TeamChance Gilmore 2009 2nd Team

Austin Fleet 2010 1st TeamChance Gilmore 2010 1st Team

Tucker Frawley 2011 2nd Team

LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS AWARD ALL-AMERICANAndy DeLagarza 2007 1st Team

LOWE’S SENIOR CLASS AWARD FINALISTAndy DeLagarza 2007

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChants in the Draft

Coastal in the MLB Draft1977 Joe Stethers LHP 13th Rd (324) Chicago Cubs

1979 Larry Raskin C 4th Rd (99) Cincinnati Reds Mike Barba RHP 7th Rd (170) San Diego Padres

1980 Tom Romano OF 17th Rd (431) Kansas City Royals Steven Smith RHP 21st Rd (521) Toronto Blue Jays

1981 Bruce Franklin 2B 29th Rd (725) Detroit Tigers

1982 Mickey Brantley OF 8th Rd (207) Cincinnati Reds

1983 Mickey Brantley OF 2nd Rd (35) Seattle Mariners John Rigos OF 3rd Rd (78) St. Louis Cardinals Gary Tremblay C 6th Rd (11) Boston Red Sox Brian Aviles RHP 18th Rd (464) Atlanta Braves Mark Clemons RHP 19th Rd (479) Toronto Blue Jays Frank Talotta 2B 20th Rd (503) Houston Astros

1985 Lawrence Brady OF 29th Rd (730) Pittsburgh Pirates

1986 Kirt Manwaring C 2nd Rd (35th) San Francisco Giants Art Smith OF 31st Rd (749) Atlanta Braves

1988 Mike Fortuna OF 40th Rd (1030) Pittsburgh Pirates

1989 Matt Logue RHP 46th Rd (1191) Detroit Tigers

1990 Tony Spires SS 20th Rd (553) San Francisco Giants

1995 John Canetto 3B 25th Rd (685) Pittsburgh Pirates

1997 Mack Haman OF 13th Rd (405) Baltimore Orioles

1998 Damien Hart LHP 13th Rd (380) Cincinnati Reds Dorian Cameron SS 44th Rd (1321) San Francisco Giants

1999 Kevin Schnall C 25th Rd (758) Cincinnati Reds

2000 Rett Johnson RHP 8th Rd (236) Seattle Mariners Scott Sturkie RHP 28th Rd (828) Detroit Tigers

2001 Scott Sturkie RHP 12th Rd (367) Cleveland Indians

2002 Adam Kiem SS 12th Rd (348) Kansas City Royals Randy McGarvey, Jr. C 26th Rd (791) Houston Astros Justin Owens OF 34th Rd (1016) Toronto Blue Jays

2003 Brandon Powell 2B 8th Rd (222) Kansas City Royals Justin Sturge LHP 12th Rd (354) Boston Red Sox Ryan McGraw OF 39th Rd (1151) San Diego Padres

2004 Brett Grandstrand 2B 13th Rd (382) Pittsburgh Pirates Steven Carter RHP 26th Rd (787) Oakland Athletics

2005 Mike Costanzo 3B 2nd Rd (65) Philadelphia Phillies Michael DeJesus 2B 15th Rd (452) Cincinnati Reds Byron Binda RHP 19th Rd (567) Colorado Rockies Ricky Shefka RHP 20th Rd (594) Washington Nationals Jacob Hurry LHP 25th Rd (764) Houston Astros Chris Todd 2B 33rd Rd (1002) San Francisco Giants

2006 Mike Fuentes C 29th Rd (877) Philadelphia Phillies

2007 John Mariotti RHP 18th Rd (549) Baltimore Orioles Andy DeLaGarza LHP 18th Rd (554) San Francisco Giants Pete Andrelczyk RHP 32nd Rd (968) Baltimore Orioles Dom Duggan OF 32nd Rd (973) San Francisco Giants Austin Hinkle RHP 41st Rd (1218) Tampa Bay Rays Chris Raber 1B 42nd Rd (1269) New York Yankees Dock Doyle C 44th Rd (1309) Atlanta Braves

2008 Pete Andrelczyk RHP 5th Rd (148) Florida Marlins Dock Doyle C 5th Rd (164) New York Mets David Sappelt OF 9th Rd (269) Cincinnati Reds Tommy Baldridge OF 33rd Rd (1010) New York Yankees Jeff Richard RHP 38th Rd (1150) Atlanta Braves

2009 Nick McCully RHP 9th Rd (279) St. Louis Cardinals Tyler Bortnick 2B 16th Rd (499) Tampa Bay Rays

2010 Cody Wheeler LHP 5th Rd (151) Arizona Diamondbacks Rico Noel CF 5th Rd (154) San Diego Padres Scott Woodward 3B 15th Rd (455) Oakland Athletics Austin Fleet RHP 16th Rd (498) San Francisco Giants Chance Gilmore OF 25th Rd (772) Los Angeles Dodgers Keith Hessler LHP 28th Rd (841) Arizona Diamondbacks Jim Birmingham LHP 33rd Rd (1008) San Francisco Giants

2011 Anthony Meo RHP 2nd Rd (63) Arizona Diamondbacks Scott Woodward 3B/OF 7th Rd (224) Los Angeles Dodgers Tommy La Stella 2B 8th Rd (266) Atlanta Braves Taylor Motter SS 17th Rd (540) Tampa Bay Rays Daniel Bowman RF 38th Rd (1165) Cincinnati Reds

scot t woodward was a three-t ime al l -Big south select ion and was draf ted twice within the f i rs t 15 rounds. he ended his

career as the ccu and Big south career leader in runs, ranking second in stolen bases and walks in ccu and league history,

whi le ending his career fourth on the ncaa al l - t ime hi t by pi tch l is t wi th a ccu and Big south record 83.

Pete andrelczyk (above) played for team usa in the 2011

world games.

tyler Bortnick (r ight) was sin-gled out by Basebal l america for his tools and played in the

2011 arizona Fal l league.

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChants in Major League Baseball

Mickey Brantley2nd Rd pick by Seattle in 1983Major League Debut: August 9, 1986 (1-4 as leadoff hitter) with the Mariners at Angels

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB SO AVG. OB% SLG1986 Seattle 27 102 12 20 3 2 3 7 1-2 10 21 .196 .268 .3531987 Seattle 92 351 52 106 23 2 14 54 13-17 24 44 .302 .344 .4991988 Seattle 149 577 76 152 25 4 15 56 18-25 26 64 .263 .296 .3991989 Seattle 34 108 14 17 5 0 0 8 2-4 7 7 .157 .207 .2044 Seasons 302 1138 154 295 56 8 32 125 34-48 67 136 .259 .300 .407

Keith Glauber (finished career at Montclair State)42nd Rd pick by St. Louis in 2001Major League Debut: Sept. 8, 1998 (3.2 IP in relief; 1 R; 1 ER; 1 BB; 3 K) with the Reds at Houston

Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER BB SO WHIP1998 Cincinnati 0 0 2.35 3 0 0 0 0 7.2 6 2 2 1 4 0.9132000 Cincinnati 0 0 3.68 4 0 0 0 0 7.1 5 3 3 2 4 0.9552 Seasons 0 0 3.00 7 0 0 0 0 15.0 11 5 5 3 8 0.933

Luis LopezSigned as a Free Agent by TorontoMajor League Debut: April 29, 2001 (0-0, with a walk as pinch hitter) with the Blue Jays vs. Angels

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB SO AVG. OB% SLG2001 Toronto 41 119 10 29 4 0 3 10 0-0 8 16 .244 .291 .3532004 Montreal 11 26 0 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 9 .154 .185 .1542 Seasons 52 145 10 33 4 0 3 10 0-0 8 25 .228 .273 .317

Kirt Manwaring2nd Rd pick by San Francisco in 1986Major League Debut: Sept. 15, 1987 (0-2 as a reserve) with the Giants vs. Padres

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB SO AVG. OB% SLG1987 San Fran 6 7 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 .143 .250 .1431988 San Fran 40 116 12 29 7 0 1 15 0-1 2 21 .250 .279 .3361989 San Fran 85 200 14 42 4 2 0 18 2-3 11 28 .210 .264 .2501990 San Fran 8 13 0 2 0 1 0 1 0-0 0 3 .154 .154 .3081991 San Fran 67 178 16 40 9 0 0 19 1-2 9 22 .225 .271 .2751992 San Fran 109 349 24 85 10 5 4 26 2-3 29 42 .244 .311 .3351993 San Fran 130 432 48 119 15 1 5 49 1-4 41 76 .275 .345 .3501994 San Fran 97 316 30 79 17 1 1 29 1-2 25 50 .250 .308 .3201995 San Fran 118 379 21 95 15 2 4 36 1-1 27 72 .251 .314 .3321996 San Fran/Hou 86 227 14 52 9 0 1 18 0-1 19 40 .229 .300 .2821997 Colorado 104 337 22 76 6 4 1 27 1-6 30 78 .226 .291 .2761998 Colorado 110 291 30 72 12 3 2 26 1-6 38 49 .247 .339 .3301999 Colorado 48 137 17 41 7 1 2 14 0-0 12 23 .299 .374 .40913 Seasons 1008 2982 248 733 111 20 21 278 10-29 243 505 .246 .311 .318

Tom Romano17th Rd pick by Kansas City in 1980Major League Debut: Sept. 1, 1987 (0-1 as pinch hitter) with the Expos at Giants

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB SO AVG. OB% SLG1987 Montreal 7 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 .000 .000 .0001 Season 7 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 .000 .000 .000

David Sappelt9th Rd pick by Cincinnati in 2008Major League Debut: Aug. 7, 2011 (1-5 as leadoff, starting in LF) with the Reds at Cubs

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-A BB SO AVG. OB% SLG2011 Cincinnati 38 107 14 26 8 0 0 5 1-2 7 17 .243 .289 .3181 Season 38 107 14 26 8 0 0 5 1-2 7 17 .243 .289 .318

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChanticleer Big South Honors

BIG SOUTH PLAYER OF THE YEARTerry Spires SS 1986Mark Romer OF 1990Kevin Schnall C 1999Justin Owens 1B 2002Mike Costanzo DH 2004Mike Costanzo 1B/P 2005David Sappelt OF 2007Dock Doyle C 2008David Anderson 1B 2009Tommy La Stella 2B 2011

BIG SOUTH PITCHER OF THE YEAR (SINCE 2007)

Bobby Gagg 2007Cody Wheeler 2009Anthony Meo 2010Matt Rein 2011

SOUTH ROOKIE/FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Brooks Marzka OF 1998Scott Woodward 3B 2008

ALL-BIG SOUTHKevin Thomas, P 1986 (only one team)Kirt Manwaring, C 1986 (only one team)Tom Sutryk, SS 1986 (only one team)John Kay, 1B 1986 (only one team)Terry Spires, SS 1986 (only one team)

Terry Spires, OF 1987 (only one team)

Mark Howle, 3B 1988 (only one team)Robbie Jordan, 1B 1988 (only one team)Tony Spires, SS 1988 (only one team)Darrin Davis, OF 1988 (only one team)Greg Streett, OF 1988 (only one team)Tim Shaw, OF 1988 (only one team)Bobby Hargett, P 1988 (only one team)

Jeff Sefcik, INF 1989 (only one team)Mark Romer, INF 1989 (only one team)Mark Howle, C 1989 (only one team)Matt Logue, P 1989 (only one team)Bobby Hargett, P 1989 (only one team)

Tony Spires, SS 1990 (only one team)Mark Howle, 3B 1990 (only one team)Myrle Grose, LF 1990 (only one team)Mark Romer, CF 1990 (only one team)Mark Slodobnick, DH 1990 (only one team)Paul Alexander, P 1990 (only one team)Randy Stokes, P 1990 (only one team)

Buddy Cribb, 1B 1991 (only one team)Pearce Taylor, 2B 1991 (only one team)Chris Missler, LF 1991 (only one team)Chris Hanrahan, DH 1991 (only one team)

Mickey Lincoln, P 1992 (only one team)Luis Lopez, Util/INF 1992 (only one team)Gary Turnipseed, CF 1992 (only one team)

Chris Herndon, P 1994 1st TeamMatt Schilling, 2B 1994 1st TeamChris Pond, SS 1994 1st TeamMike Campagno, P 1994 2nd TeamJohn Canetto, C 1994 2nd TeamJamie Iriel, OF 1994 2nd TeamSteve Turner, OF 1994 2nd Team

John Canetto, C 1995 1st TeamChris Pond, SS 1995 1st Team

Matt Ragan, DH 1996 1st TeamJason Vindich, C 1996 2nd TeamBrett Harwood, SS 1996 2nd TeamMatt Trahan, 3B 1996 2nd TeamSteve Bagby, OF 1996 2nd Team

Jason Vindich, C 1997 2nd TeamJason Isidore, DH 1997 2nd Team

Jeremy Samatas, 1B 1998 2nd TeamSteve Tylke, 2B 1998 2nd TeamDorian Cameron, 3B 1998 2nd TeamBrooks Marzka, OF 1998 2nd Team

Brooks Marzka, OF 1999 1st TeamKevin Schnall, C 1999 1st TeamScott Sturkie, P 1999 1st TeamRon Deubel, P 1999 1st TeamDorian Cameron, 3B 1999 2nd Team

Rett Johnson, P 2000 1st TeamBrooks Marzka, OF 2000 2nd TeamBrandon Powell, DH 2000 2nd Team

Chad Felty, OF 2001 1st TeamJustin Owens 2001 1st TeamChris Carter, DH 2001 1st TeamScott Sturkie, P 2001 1st TeamJon Humay, OF 2001 2nd TeamAdam Keim, SS 2001 2nd TeamRandy McGarvey, C 2001 2nd Team

Ryan McGraw, OF 2002 1st TeamJustin Owens, 1B 2002 1st TeamRandy McGarvey, C 2002 1st TeamSteven Carter, P 2002 1st TeamJustin Sturge, P 2002 1st TeamBrandon Powell, 2B 2002 2nd TeamAdam Keim, SS 2002 2nd Team

Ryan McGraw, OF 2003 1st TeamBrandon Powell, 2B 2003 2nd TeamBrett Grandstrand, SS 2003 2nd TeamMike Costanzo, DH 2003 2nd TeamJustin Surge, P 2003 2nd TeamSteven Carter, P 2003 2nd Team

Mike Costanzo, DH 2004 1st TeamSteven Carter, P 2004 1st TeamBrett Grandstrand, SS 2004 2nd TeamChad Oxendine, C 2004 2nd Team

Dom Duggan, OF 2005 1st TeamMike Costanzo, 1B 2005 1st TeamMichael DeJesus, 2B 2005 1st TeamRicky Shefka, P 2005 1st TeamMike Costanzo, P 2005 1st TeamChris Todd, 3B 2005 2nd TeamByron Binda, P 2005 2nd Team

Bobby Gagg, SP 2007 1st TeamDavid Anderson, RP 2007 1st TeamMatt Rademacher, C 2007 1st TeamChris Raber, 1B 2007 1st TeamDavid Sappelt, OF 2007 1st TeamTommy Baldridge, OF 2007 1st TeamAndy DeLaGarza, P 2007 2nd TeamDavid Anderson, DH 2007 2nd Team

Joey Haug, SP 2008 1st TeamBobby Gagg, SP 2008 1st TeamPete Andrelczyk, RP 2008 1st TeamDock Doyle, C 2008 1st TeamScott Woodward, 3B 2008 1st TeamDavid Sappelt, OF 2008 1st TeamTommy Baldridge, OF 2008 1st TeamNick McCully, SP 2008 2nd TeamDavid Anderson, 1B 2008 2nd TeamTyler Bortnick, SS 2008 2nd TeamAdam Rice, OF 2008 2nd Team

Cody Wheeler, SP 2009 1st TeamAnthony Meo, SP 2009 1st TeamNick McCully, RP 2009 1st TeamDavid Anderson, 1B 2009 1st TeamRico Noel, OF 2009 1st TeamTyler Bortnick, 3B 2009 2nd TeamAdam Rice, DH 2009 2nd TeamDaniel Bowman, OF 2009 2nd Team

Anthony Meo, SP 2010 1st TeamCody Wheeler, SP 2010 1st TeamMatt Rein, RP 2010 1st TeamJose Iglesias, C 2010 1st TeamTommy La Stella, 2B 2010 1st TeamScott Woodward, 3B 2010 1st TeamTaylor Motter, SS 2010 1st TeamRico Noel, OF 2010 1st TeamRyan Connolly, RP 2010 2nd Team

Anthony Meo, SP 2011 1st TeamMatt Rein, SP 2011 1st TeamTommy La Stella, 2B 2011 1st TeamScott Woodward, 3B 2011 1st Team

BIG SOUTH COACH OF THE YEARJohn Vrooman 1988John Vrooman 1990Gary Gilmore 1999Gary Gilmore 2002Gary Gilmore 2005Gary Gilmore 2007Gary Gilmore 2008Gary Gilmore 2009Gary Gilmore 2010

BIG SOUTH ALL-TOURNAMENTTerry Spires (MVP) 1986Tom Sutryk 1986Mike Procheska 1986Art Smith 1986John Pilatich 1986Glen Fortner 1986Kevin Thomas 1986

Robbie Jordan 1988Greg Streett 1988Randy Stokes 1988

Tony Spires 1990Mark Romer 1990Mark Slobodnik 1990

Buddy Cribb (MVP) 1991Pearce Taylor 1991Chris Missler 1991Chris Hanrahan 1991

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChanticleer Big South Honors

Paul Leszczynski (MVP) 1992Mickey Lincoln 1992Chris Pond 1992

Dorian Cameron 1998Shawn Vinju 1998Jeremy Samatas 1998Kevin Schnall 1998John Hurry 1998Rett Johnson 1998

Ron Deubel 1999Kevin Schnall 1999Brooks Marzka 1999

Brandon Powell 2000

Randy McGarvey (MVP) 2001Scott Sturkie 2001Adam Keim 2001Chris Carter 2001

Adam Keim (MVP) 2002Brandon Powell 2002Randy McGarvey 2002Ryan McGraw 2002Seamus Donovan 2002

Steven Carter (MVP) 2003Ryan McGraw 2003

Steven Carter (MVP) 2004Brett Grandstrand 2004Chris Todd 2004Chris Raber 2004Chad Oxendine 2004Mike Costanzo 2004

Michael DeJesus 2005Aaron Verrett 2005Mike Costanzo 2005Ricky Shefka 2005Mike Vatter 2005

Brant Peacher 2006

Tommy Baldridge (MVP) 2007Tyler Bortnick 2007Adam Vrable 2007Derek Martin 2007Matt Rademacher 2007Nick McCully 2007Bobby Gagg 2007

Tyler Bordnick (MVP) 2008David Sappelt 2008Tommy Baldridge 2008Dock Doyle 2008Joey Haug 2008

David Anderson (MVP) 2009Rico Noel 2009Nick McCully 2009Austin Fleet 2009

Daniel Bowman (MVP) 2010Chance Gilmore 2010Tommy La Stella 2010Rich Witten 2010Anthony Meo 2010

Keith Hardwick (MVP) 2011Daniel Bowman 2011Anthony Meo 2011Rich Witten 2011Hayes Orton 2011Taylor Motter 2011

BIG SOUTH MALESCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Austin Fleet 2010

BIG SOUTH BASEBALLSCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Brooks Marzka 2000Austin Fleet 2010

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG SOUTHBrooks Marzka 1999Brooks Marzka 2000Scott Sturkie 2001Randy McGarvey 2002Jeff Baker 2003Greg Orsimarsi 2004Chris Todd 2005Aaron Verett 2006Matt Rademacher 2007Tommy Baldridge 2008Austin Fleet 2009Austin Fleet 2010Tucker Frawley 2011

BIG SOUTH PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEKChris Pond Player April 4, 1995

Matt Ragan Player March 24, 1996Chip Weisberger Player March 31, 1996Matt Ragan Player April 7, 1996Bobby Richardson Pitcher May 6, 1996

Ron Deubel Pitcher March 30, 1998Ron Deubel Pitcher April 27, 1998

Scott Sturkie Pitcher March 22, 1999Jeremy Samatas Player May 4, 1999Ron Deubel Pitcher April 2, 1999Scott Sturkie Pitcher April 9, 1999

Brooks Marzka Player March 13, 2000Scott Sturkie Pitcher March 13, 2000Rett Johnson Pitcher April 3, 2000Rett Johnson Pitcher April 23, 2000

Brandon Powell Player April 2, 2001Brad Schuka Pitcher April 17, 2001Scott Sturkie Pitcher May 1, 2001Scott Sturkie Pitcher May 8, 2001Scott Sturkie Pitcher May 14, 2001

Justin Sturge Pitcher March 6, 2002Justin Owens Player April 18, 2002Justin Owens Player May 7, 2002Seamus Donovan Pitcher May 14, 2002

Brandon Powell Player March 12, 2003Brian Waack Pitcher March 12, 2003Seamus Donovan Pitcher May 6, 2003Brandon Powell Player May 12, 2003

Mike Costanzo Player Feb.18, 2004Jake Hurry Pitcher Feb. 18, 2004Mike Costanzo Player Feb. 24, 2004

Brett Grandstrand Player April 13, 2004Steven Carter Pitcher April 20, 2004Jake Hurry Co-Pitcher May 17, 2004Andy DeLaGarza Pitcher May 24, 2004

Mike Costanzo Co-Player March 7, 2005Ricky Shefka Pitcher March 21, 2005Mike Costanzo Player April 18, 2005Ricky Shefka Pitcher May 9, 2005Andy DeLaGarza Co-Pitcher May 16, 2005

David Sappelt Co-Player March 27, 2006Austin Fleet Pitcher April 18, 2006Bobby Gagg Pitcher May 9, 2006

David Sappelt Player Feb. 14, 2007Bobby Gagg Pitcher Feb. 21, 2007Chris Raber Co-Player March 5, 2007Chris Raber Co-Player April 2, 2007David Sappelt Player April 30, 2007Nick McCully Pitcher April 20, 2007David Anderson Pitcher May 7, 2007Dom Duggan Player May 21, 2007

Nick McCully Pitcher March 3, 2008Dock Doyle Player March 10, 2008Joey Haug Pitcher March 17, 2008Joey Haug Pitcher March 31, 2008Bobby Gagg Pitcher April 7, 2008Dock Doyle Player April 14, 2008Scott Woodward Player April 21, 2008David Anderson Player May 12, 2008David Anderson Co-Player May 19, 2008

Austin Fleet Pitcher Feb. 23, 2009Keith Hessler Co-Pitcher March 3, 2009Cody Wheeler Pitcher March 9, 2009Cody Wheeler Pitcher March 30, 2009Adam Rice Co-Player April 6, 2009Chance Gilmore Player May 4, 2009Nick McCully Pitcher May 4, 2009Cody Wheeler Pitcher May 11, 2009

Jose Iglesias Player March 2, 2010Jim Birmingham Pitcher March 2, 2010Cody Wheeler Pitcher April 5, 2010Jose Iglesias Player April 12, 2010Taylor Motter Player May 3, 2010Rico Noel Player May 17, 2010Anthony Meo Pitcher May 17, 2010

Josh Conway Pitcher March 8, 2011 Jim Birmingham Pitcher March 15, 2011Tommy La Stella Player March 28, 2011 Daniel Bowman Player April 4, 2011Anthony Meo Pitcher April 4, 2011Anthony Meo Pitcher May 2, 2011Anthony Meo Pitcher May 9, 2011Matt Rein Pitcher April 19, 2011Matt Rein Pitcher May 16, 2011

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChanticleer Team Records / Records by Class

SINGLE-SEASON FIELDING RECORDS BY POSITION

RECORDS BY CLASS

POS PUTOUTS ASSISTS MOST ERRORS * FIELDING PERCENTAGE

C Jose Iglesias, 2010 ...................422 Kevin Schnall, 1998 .....................58 Jason Vindich, 1996 ...........13 Josh Eachues, 2005 ......... $..1.000

1B Rich Witten, 2011 .....................564 Jeremy Samatas, 1997 ...............59 John Kay, 1986 ..................20 Jeff Sefcik, 1989 .......................997

2B Adam Vrable, 2007 ...................131 Adam Vrable, 2007 ....................211 Chris Pond, 1992 ...............22 Tommy La Stella, 2010 ............977

3B Rick Castellani, 1993 .................154 Derek Martin, 2007....................126 Robbie Jordan, 1988 ..........20 Chris Todd, 2005 .....................978

SS Chris Pond, 1994 ......................110 Tyler Bortnick, 2008 ..................214 Brett Harwood, 1996 ..........25 Tom Sutryk, 1986 ....................974

OF Rico Noel, 2010.........................172 Jason Vindich, 1997 ....................19 Brooks Marzka, 1998 .........10 Terry Spires, 1986 ............ #..1.000

Daniel Bowman, 2011 ...... #..1.000

* - The single-season records for errors is 31 by Dorian Cameron in 1998, playing third base and shortstop.$ - Eachues fielded 243 chances without an error # - Spires fielded 132 chances without an error — Bowman fielded 141 chances without an error

FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR BATTING Kirt Manwaring, 1984 .395 Bruce Franklin, 1980 .410 Tony Maggard, 1981 .424 Steve Billingsley, 1978 .441 HITS Scott Woodward, 2008 82 David Sappelt, 2007 99 Dorian Cameron, 1998 97 Terry Spires, 1987 90 HOME RUNS Daniel Bowman, 2009 11 Mike Costanzo, 2004 21 John Rigos, 1983 22 David Anderson, 2009 21 RBI Robbie Jordan, 1987 60 Mike Costanzo, 2004 74 Michael DeJesus, 2005 72 David Anderson, 2009 82 Dock Doyle, 2008 72 STEALS Scott Woodward, 2008 42 Ryan McGraw, 2002 63 Rico Noel, 2010 56 Steve Billingsley, 1978 47 WINS Anthony Meo, 2009 9 Anthony Meo, 2010 13 Steve Smith, 1979 13 Ron Deubel, 1999 13 Scott Sturkie, 2001 13 ERA Brent Byer, 1977 0.97 Mark Clemons, 1981 2.20 Marc Goldberg, 1980 0.89 Matt Rein, 2011 2.07 STRIKEOUTS Steven Carter, 2001 76 Scott Sturkie, 1999 106 Rett Johnson, 2000 151 Scott Sturkie, 2001 133 SAVES Jason Burge, 1995 4 David Anderson, 2007 10 Mike Costanzo, 2005 14 Matt Logue, 1989 10 Nick McCully, 2007 4 INN. PITCHED Steven Carter, 2001 96.0 Steven Carter, 2002 116.2 Rett Johnson, 2000 133.1 Scott Sturkie, 2001 132.2

ERA 1. 1980 2.07 2. 1977 2.47 3. 1979 2.56 4. 2011 2.97 1982 2.97

STRIKEOUTS 1. 2010 530 2. 1999 510 3. 2003 508 4. 2001 505 5. 1998 495

OPP. BATTING 1. 1980 .190 2. 1979 .213 3. 1978 .218 4. 1983 .231 5. 2011 .234

WINS 1. 2010 55 2. 2008 50 2007 50 2005 50 5. 2009 47

BATTING 1. 1983 .352 2. 1985 .346 3. 1980 .343 4. 1986 .341 5. 2001 .330

RUNS 1. 2010 603 2. 1983 537 3. 2008 524 4. 2009 522 5. 2005 496

HITS 1. 2010 732 2. 2008 726 3. 2001 712 4. 2009 710 5. 2 Times 679

DOUBLES 1. 2001 153 2. 2008 149 3. 2010 147 2009 147 4. 2002 138

TRIPLES 1. 1985 21 2. 2011 19 2001 19 1980 19 5. 3 Times 18 Last: 2010

HOME RUNS 1. 2010 111 2. 1983 109 3. 2008 96 4. 2009 86 5. 2007 74

RBI 1. 2010 549 2. 1983 503 3. 2008 476 4. 2009 475 5. 2005 452

WALKS 1. 2005 360 2. 2003 316 3. 2010 310 4. 2004 309 1999 309

TIMES STRUCK OUT 1. 2000 479 2. 1998 468 3. 2009 456 4. 2004 432 5. 2005 424

STOLEN BASES 1. 1979 258 2. 1983 220 3. 1978 205 4. 2002 192 5. 1982 178

FIELDING 1. 1991 .974 2. 2011 .971 2007 .971 4. 2003 .970 5. 2010 .968 2009 .968

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lYear-By-Year Chanticleer Statistical Leaders

BATTING AVERAGE1977 Don Landrun .3151978 Steve Billingsley .4451979 Walt Parmenter .3921980 Bruce Franklin .4101981 Tony Maggard .4241982 Frank Talotta .3841983 Mickey Brantley .4351984 Greg Brown .4051985 Denny Woods .4211986 Kirt Manwaring .4291987 Terry Spires .4091988 Greg Streett .3671989 Myrle Gross .3721990 Myrle Gross .3641991 Chris Hanrahan .3361992 Luis Lopez .3711993 Matt Schilling .3371994 Matt Schilling .3561995 Chris Pond .3771996 Jason Vindich .3861997 Jeremy Samatas .3651998 Dorian Cameron .4111999 Kevin Schnall .4052000 Brandon Powell .3702001 Chris Carter .4172002 Justin Owens .4172003 Brandon Powell .3642004 Mike Costanzo .3592005 Mike Costanzo .3792006 Adam Vrable .3242007 Tommy Baldridge .3832008 Dock Doyle .3702009 David Anderson .3772010 Tommy La Stella .3782011 Tommy La Stella .398

AT BATS1977 Al Anch 1501978 Steve Billingsley 1641979 Mike Sabbagh 1321980 Tom Romano 1671981 Mickey Brantley 1421982 Frank Talotta 1771983 Frank Talotta 1961984 Jim Castellani 1841985 Kirt Manwaring 1691986 Mike Prochaska 2011987 Terry Spires 220 Greg Streett 2201988 Tony Spires 1901989 Tony Spires 1851990 Myrle Gross 2251991 Ed Fortney 2171992 Chris Hanrahan 2191993 Gary Turnipseed 2091994 Stephen Turner 2291995 Stephen Turner 2211996 Will Wall 2021997 Jeremy Samatas 2031998 Dorian Cameron 2361999 Dorian Cameron 2352000 Brooks Marzka 2102001 Brandon Powell 2342002 Brandon Powell 2472003 Brandon Powell 2532004 Brett Grandstrand 2332005 Chris Todd 2442006 Matt Sutton 1902007 David Sappelt 2762008 David Sappelt 2752009 Adam Rice 2422010 Daniel Bowman 2622011 Daniel Bowman 242

RUNS1977 Don Landrum 36 Tom Romano 36 Charles Hendricks 361978 Steve Billingsley 551979 Mike Sabbagh 411980 Doug Sabbagh 381981 Bruce Franklin 451982 Frank Talotta 461983 Ricky Grice 671984 Jim Castellani 511985 Denny Woods 511986 Kirt Manwaring 701987 Greg Streett 571988 Tony Spires 441989 Mark Howle 401990 Myrle Gross 481991 Ed Fortney 561992 Luis Lopez 561993 Gary Turnipseed 501994 Stephen Turner 511995 Stephen Turner 451996 Brett Harwood 491997 Jason Isadore 511998 Dorian Cameron 571999 Dorian Cameron 532000 Brooks Marzka 412001 Ryan McGraw 642002 Ryan McGraw 722003 Brett Grandstrand 632004 Mike Costanzo 662005 Mike Costanzo 742006 Matt Sutton 382007 Dom Duggan 632008 Scott Woodward 822009 Rico Noel 752010 Rico Noel 822011 Tommy La Stella 59

HITS1977 Al Anch 471978 Steve Billingsley 731979 Walt Parmenter 511980 Tom Romano 55 Bruce Franklin 551981 Mickey Brantley 561982 Frank Talotta 681983 Mickey Brantley 841984 Greg Brown 691985 Denny Woods 701986 Kirt Manwaring 791987 Terry Spires 901988 Greg Streett 661989 Mark Romer 59 Mark Howle 591990 Myrle Gross 821991 Luis Lopez 701992 Luis Lopez 72 Chris Hanrahan 721993 Luis Lopez 63 Gary Turnipseed 631994 Stephen Turner 731995 Chris Pond 751996 Chip Weisgerber 621997 Jeremy Samatas 741998 Dorian Cameron 971999 Brooks Marzka 802000 Brooks Marzka 642001 Chad Felty 76 Adam Keim 762002 Ryan McGraw 892003 Brandon Powell 922004 Mike Costanzo 832005 Mike Costanzo 912006 Adam Vrable 612007 David Sappelt 992008 David Sappelt 962009 Adam Rice 89

2010 Tommy La Stella 932011 Tommy La Stella 92

DOUBLES1977 Keith Taylor 111978 Bob Lieb 111979 Mike Sabbagh 13 Mike Burden 131980 Mike Sabbagh 121981 Tony Maggard 151982 Frank Talotta 12 Steve Podraza 121983 Mickey Brantley 181984 Greg Brown 121985 Kirt Manwaring 131986 Kirt Manwaring 181987 Terry Spires 211988 Greg Streett 171989 Robbie Jordan 121990 Myrle Gross 161991 Pearce Taylor 141992 Chris Hanrahan 181993 Chris Pond 141994 Frank Sarver 181995 Chris Pond 201996 Chip Weisgerber 15 Steve Bagby 151997 Jeremy Samatas 181998 Dorian Cameron 171999 Brooks Marzka 142000 Brooks Marzka 152001 Chris Carter 222002 Justin Owens 242003 Brandon Powell 222004 Mike Costanzo 212005 Dom Duggan 172006 Brant Peacher 132007 Dom Duggan 202008 David Sappelt 252009 Adam Rice 202010 Taylor Motter 222011 Rich Witten 18

TRIPLES1977 Tom Romano 41978 Steve Billingsley 51979 Walt Parmenter 41980 Gary Gilmore 51981 John Rigos 41982 Frank Talotta 71983 Kim Stevens 3 Buck Hosea 31984 Kim Stevens 3 Kirt Manwaring 31985 Larry Brady 3 Chuck Perry 3 Kirt Manwaring 31986 Tom Sutryk 2 John Kay 2 Scott Fowler 21987 Tony Spires 81988 Tony Spires 41989 Mark Romer 51990 Mark Romer 61991 Pearce Taylor 31992 Five with 11993 Matt Schilling 3 Frank Sarver 31994 Stephen Turner 31995 Rob Rambow 2 Evan Hurley 21996 Brett Harwood 31997 Jason Vindich 2 Antwain Haman 21998 Jon Humay 31999 Ricardo Ayala 2 Eric Decker 22000 Seven with 1

2001 Chad Felty 3 Justin Owens 3 Adam Keim 3 Ryan McGraw 32002 Brandon Powell 62003 Ryan McGraw 4 Steve Pinocchio 42004 Ryan McGraw 32005 Jon Foisy 32006 David Sappelt 42007 David Sappelt 72008 Dock Doyle 2 Rico Noel 22009 Chance Gilmore 52010 Scott Woodward 4 Steve Davis 42011 Tommy La Stella 4

HOME RUNS1977 Tom Romano 111978 Tom Romano 151979 Tom Romano 101980 Tom Romano 121981 Bruce Franklin 9 Tony Maggard 91982 Frank Talotta 101983 John Rigos 221984 John Charboneau 141985 Denny Woods 151986 Kirt Manwaring 191987 Terry Spires 7 Robbie Jordan 71988 Tim Shaw 101989 Jeff Sefcik 121990 Kip Kingsmore 151991 Buddy Cribb 151992 Luis Lopez 111993 Gary Turnipseed 6 Rick Castellani 61994 John Canetto 81995 Chris Pond 7 John Canetto 71996 Matt Ragan 9 Steve Bagby 91997 Steve Bagby 141998 Jeremy Samatas 181999 Brooks Marzka 82000 Justin Owens 102001 Chad Felty 132002 Adam Keim 162003 Jeff Baker 92004 Mike Costanzo 212005 Mike Costanzo 162006 Matt Sutton 122007 Chris Raber 172008 David Anderson 202009 David Anderson 212010 Jose Iglesias 162011 Tommy La Stella 14

RBI1977 Tom Romano 371978 Tom Romano 471979 Mike Burden 33 Mike Sabbagh 331980 Tom Romano 431981 Tony Maggard 521982 Frank Talotta 501983 Frank Talotta 681984 Greg Brown 631985 Kirt Manwaring 571986 Kirt Manwaring 581987 Robbie Jordan 601988 Mark Howle 431989 Jeff Sefcik 451990 Myrle Gross 521991 Buddy Cribb 461992 Luis Lopez 60

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1993 John Canetto 321994 Chris Pond 421995 Chris Pond 381996 Steve Bagby 561997 Jeremy Samatas 481998 Jeremy Samatas 551999 Kevin Schnall 482000 Brooks Marzka 462001 Chad Felty 622002 Adam Keim 662003 Brandon Powell 462004 Mike Costanzo 742005 Michael DeJesus 722006 Matt Sutton 382007 Tommy Baldridge 58 Chris Raber 582008 Dock Doyle 722009 David Anderson 822010 Jose Iglesias 802011 Tommy La Stella 70

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE1978 Tom Romano .6651979 Mike Sabbagh .5981980 Bruce Franklin .6721981 Tony Maggard .8241982 Frank Talotta .7061983 John Rigos .8201984 Greg Brown .7291985 Denny Woods .7651986 Kirt Manwaring .8021987 Terry Spires .6091988 Darrin Davis .6331989 Jeff Sefcik .6201990 Kip Kingsmore .6311991 Buddy Cribb .5581992 Luis Lopez .6241993 Matt Schilling .4971994 Matt Schilling .5361995 Chris Pond .5931996 Matt Trahan .6031997 Steve Bagby .5771998 Jeremy Samatas .6801999 Kevin Schnall .5892000 Brooks Marzka .5052001 Chad Felty .6932002 Justin Owens .7062003 Brandon Powell .5342004 Mike Costanzo .7402005 Mike Costanzo .6582006 Matt Sutton .5112007 Tommy Baldridge .6332008 Dock Doyle .6752009 David Anderson .7322010 Jose Iglesias .6292011 Tommy La Stella .680

STOLEN BASES1977 Steve Billingsley 371978 Steve Billingsley 491979 Mike Sabbagh 251980 Gary Gilmore 251981 Mickey Brantley 261982 Ricky Grice 321983 Ricky Grice 361984 Denny Woods 131985 Chuck Perry 161986 Art Smith 191987 Tony Spires 101988 Darren Davis 121989 Mark Romer 211990 Mark Romer 451991 Paul Leszczynski 341992 Gary Turnipseed 291993 Gary Turnipseed 321994 Stephen Turner 281995 Stephen Turner 351996 Jason Vindich 18

1997 Jason Isadore 211998 Jon Humay 231999 Ricardo Ayala 332000 Mario Gianfortune 222001 Ryan McGraw 302002 Ryan McGraw 632003 Ryan McGraw 452004 Ryan McGraw 222005 Jon Foisy 212006 Matt Sutton 142007 Adam Vrable 162008 Scott Woodward 422009 Rico Noel 482010 Rico Noel 562011 Scott Woodward 31

WINS1977 Joe Stethers 101978 Steve Smith 91979 Steve Smith 91980 Steve Smith 111981 Mark Clemons 81982 Mark Clemons 91983 Mark Clemons 101984 Bob Buckley 91985 John Heck 81986 Kevin Thomas 101987 Bobby Hargett 71988 Randy Stokes 101989 Bobby Hargett 8 Randy Stokes 81990 Randy Stokes 111991 Dave Iorlano 61992 Mickey Lincoln 81993 Chris Herndon 5 Mike Davis 51994 Mike Campagno 91995 Scott Smith 41996 Steve Ells 71997 Tony Crossen 61998 Ron Deubel 81999 Ron Deubel 132000 Rett Johnson 92001 Scott Sturkie 132002 Steven Carter 112003 Steven Carter 112004 Steven Carter 122005 Ricky Shefka 122006 John Mariotti 52007 Bobby Gagg 122008 Nick McCully 102009 Cody Wheeler 102010 Anthony Meo 132011 Anthony Meo 10

STRIKEOUTS1977 Joe Stethers 951978 Tim Horton 581979 Steve Smith 581980 Steve Smith 991981 Joe Louis 531982 Mark Clemons 851983 Mark Clemons 871984 Bob Buckley 831985 Bob Buckley 631986 Kevin Thomas 821987 Bobby Hargett 641988 Randy Stokes 621989 Randy Stokes 861990 Randy Stokes 1031991 Mike Davis 631992 Mike Davis 611993 Mike Davis 551994 Chris Herndon 48 Mike Campagno 481995 Steve Ells 601996 Darrell Bagwell 571997 Tony Crossen 60

1998 Ron Deubel 1361999 Ron Deubel 1322000 Rett Johnson 1512001 Scott Sturkie 1332002 Steven Carter 872003 Steven Carter 1102004 Steven Carter 1162005 Ricky Shefka 812006 Andy DeLaGarza 622007 Bobby Gagg 842008 Nick McCully 722009 Cody Wheeler 982010 Cody Wheeler 1132011 Anthony Meo 115

ERA1977 Brent Byer 0.971978 Clint Harvey 2.531979 Steve Smith 1.391980 Mark Goldberg 0.891981 Mark Clemons 2.281982 Brian Aviles 2.081983 Mark Clemons 2.371984 John Pilatich 1.881985 Rick Murray 3.991986 Kevin Thomas 3.511987 Matt Logue 3.541988 Matt Logue 1.141989 Matt Logue 1.551990 Paul Alexander 2.551991 Dave Iorlano 1.271992 Mickey Lincoln 2.921993 Pat Valero 3.271994 Chris Herndon 2.711995 Derek Covell 5.531996 Bobby Richardson 4.651997 Jeff Smith 5.831998 Kris Caster 4.331999 Scott Sturkie 2.492000 Rett Johnson 2.702001 Brian Fischer 3.022002 Steven Carter 3.012003 Brian Waack 2.902004 Jake Hurry 3.722005 Ricky Shefka 2.752006 Bobby Gagg 2.952007 Bobby Gagg 2.572008 Joey Haug 2.282009 Nick McCully 2.102010 Ryan Connolly 2.152011 Matt Rein 2.07

INNING PITCHED1977 Joe Stethers 101.11978 Steve Smith 67.11979 Steve Smith 107.11980 Steve Smith 126.01981 Mark Clemons 65.11982 Brian Aviles 77.21983 Mark Clemons 98.21984 Bob Buckley 93.01985 Bob Buckley 79.11986 Kevin Thomas 95.21987 Bobby Hargett 104.11988 Randy Stokes 94.01989 Randy Stokes 108.01990 Randy Stokes 111.01991 Dave Brink 91.21992 Mike Davis 107.01993 Mike Davis 87.01994 Mike Campagno 115.01995 Steve Ells 69.11996 Darrell Bagwell 82.11997 Mike Duperron 81.21998 Ron Deubel 117.21999 Ron Deubel 130.22000 Rett Johnson 133.12001 Scott Sturkie 132.2

2002 Steven Carter 116.22003 Steven Carter 115.12004 Jake Hurry 122.22005 Ricky Shefka 117.22006 Andy DeLaGarza 92.12007 Bobby Gagg 112.02008 Nick McCully 89.12009 Cody Wheeler 91.22010 Cody Wheeler 111.12011 Anthony Meo 108.1

SAVES1978 Randy Nimmons 51979 Randy Nimmons 51980 Joe Louis 31981 Joe Louis 1 Marc Luther 11982 Tom Zmudosky 3 Keith Stohr 31983 Mark Clemons 41984 Greg Brown 2 Doug Ames 21985 Rick Murray 41986 Matt Logue 31987 Matt Logue 61988 Matt Logue 91989 Matt Logue 101990 Robbie Jordan 41991 Dave Iorlano 61992 Iorlano and Wilson 21993 Chris Wilson 71994 Derek Covell 31995 Jason Burge 41996 Van Dukes 31997 Kit Kadlec 21998 Kit Kadlec 91999 Kit Kadlec 132000 Kit Kadlec 92001 Steve Soja 52002 Adam Keim 72003 Binda and Waack 32004 Byron Binda 92005 Mike Costanzo 142006 Risser & Mariotti 32007 David Anderson 102008 Pete Andrelczyk 92009 Nick McCully 82010 Austin Fleet 82011 Josh Conway 3 Ryan Connolly 3

CCU AMONG NCAA CAREER

LEADERSHIT BY PITCH

Player (Yrs) Rank G HBPScott Woodward (2008-11) 4th 224 83

SAC HITSPlayer (Yrs) Rank G HBPDom Duggan (2005-07) 19th 169 43

GAMES STARTED (PITCHER)Player (Yrs) Rank GSSteven Carter (2201-04) 6th-t 68

MICSELLANEOUS:Most Doubles Hit in a Game: 11 9th-t vs. Stony Brook—March 8, 2009

Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout: CCU ranks 2nd with 349 April 16, 1983 — April 10, 1989

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INDIVIDUALBATTING AVERAGE

Year Player Hits-AB Avg.1998 Dorian Cameron 97-236 .4111999 Kevin Schnall 75-185 .4052001 Chris Carter 75-180 .4172002 Justin Owens 88-211 .4172005 Mike Costanzo 91-240 .379

HOME RUNSYear Player Games HR1986 Kirt Manwaring 50 191990 Kip Kingsmore 58 151998 Jeremy Samatus 60 182001 Chad Felty 61 132004 Mike Costanzo 62 212007 Chris Raber 63 172008 David Anderson 61 202009 David Anderson 63 212011 Tommy La Stella 61 14

RUNS BATTED INYear Player Games RBI1990 Myrle Grose 59 521992 Luis Lopez 60 602002 Adam Keim 61 652004 Mike Costanzon 62 742007 Tommy Baldridge 63 58 Chris Raber 63 582008 Dock Doyle 61 722009 David Anderson 63 822010 Jose Iglesias 64 80

HITSYear Player Games Hits1988 Greg Streett 46 661999 Myrle Grose 59 821998 Dorian Cameron 58 972002 Ryan McGraw 60 892003 Brandon Powell 63 922007 David Sappelt 63 992008 David Sappelt 64 96

RUNS SCOREDYear Player Games Hits1988 Tony Spires 46 442002 Ryan McGraw 57 722003 Brett Grandstrand 61 632004 Mike Costanzo 62 742005 Mike Costanzo 66 742007 Dom Duggan 63 632008 Scott Woodward 64 822009 Rico Noel 63 752011 Tommy La Stella 61 59

DOUBLESYear Player Games 2B1988 Greg Streett 46 182002 Justin Owens 57 242003 Brandon Powell 63 222008 David Sappelt 64 25

TRIPLESYear Player Games 3B1987 Tony Spires * 48 81990 Mark Romar 59 5

STOLEN BASESYear Player Games SB-A1990 Mike Romer 59 45-511991 Paul Leszczynski 39 25-26 Pearce Taylor 40 25-261993 Gary Turnipseed 54 32-451995 Steven Turner 54 32-421999 Richard Ayala 56 33-362002 Ryan McGraw * 57 63-70 2003 Ryan McGraw 63 45-57

2008 Scott Woodward 64 42-512009 Rico Noel 63 48-512010 Rico Noel 65 56-692011 Scott Woodward 55 31-35

EARNED RUN AVERAGEYear Player App. IP ER ERA1988 Bobby Hargett 14 82.0 25 2.741994 Chris Herndon 14 83.0 25 2.711999 Scott Sturkie 20 115.2 32 2.492002 Steven Carter 18 116.2 39 3.012009 Nick McCully 28 73.0 17 2.102011 Matt Rein 18 74.0 17 2.07

VICTORIESYear Player App. W1986 Kevin Thomas 16 111988 Buddyy Hargett 13 91989 Buddy Hargett 14 8 Randy Stokes 16 81990 Randy Stokes 20 111999 Don Deubel 23 132000 Rett Johnson 23 92002 Steven Carter 18 112003 Steven Carter 20 112004 Steven Carter 22 122007 Bobby Gagg 17 122008 Nick McCully 24 102009 Cody Wheeler 15 102010 Anthony Meo 18 13

STRIKEOUTSYear Player App. IP SO1986 Kevin Thomas 16 95.2 921989 Randy Stokes 16 108.0 861990 Randy Stokes 20 111.0 1031998 Ron Deubel 20 117.2 1361999 Ron Deubel 23 130.2 1322000 Rett Johnson * 24 133.1 1512009 Cody Wheeler 15 91.2 982010 Cody Wheeler 18 111.1 1132011 Anthony Meo 16 108.1 115

INNINGS PITCHEDYear Player App. IP1989 Randy Stokes 16 108.01990 Randy Stokes 20 111.01998 Ron Deubel 20 117.21999 Ron Deubel 23 130.22000 Rett Johnson 24 133.12002 Steven Carter 18 116.22007 Bobby Gagg 17 112.02009 Cody Wheeler 15 91.22010 Cody Wheeler 18 111.12011 Anthony Meo 16 108.1

SAVESYear Player App. IP S1987 Matt Logue 26 48.1 61989 Matt Logue 24 40.2 101990 Robbie Jordan 16 18.0 41991 Dave Ioriano 28 42.2 61993 Chris Wilson 24 24.0 71998 Kit Kadlec 29 41.2 91999 Ki Kadlec 34 46.0 132004 Byron Binda 34 62.2 92005 Mike Costanzo 37 55.0 142008 Pete Andrelczk 30 48.0 92010 Austin Fleet 31 60.0 8

APPEARANCESYear Player App. IP1987 Matt Logue 26 48.11989 Matt Logue 24 40.21991 Dave Ioriano 28 42.21993 Chris Wilson 24 24.01999 Ki Kadlec 34 46.02003 Bobby Waack 31 77.22004 Byron Binda 34 62.2

2005 Mike Costanzo 37 55.02010 Ryan Connolly * 40 50.12011 Ryan Connolly 32 40.2

TEAMBATTING AVERAGE

Year Hits-AB Avg.1988 482-1534 .3141989 472-1552 .3041990 597-1931 .3091992 627-1907 .3291996 552-1761 .3131999 630-1966 .3202001 712-2159 .3302007 679-2116 .3212008 726-2242 .3242009 710-2157 .329

RUNS SCOREDYear Games Runs1988 47 3481990 59 3891991 65 3591994 54 5341996 53 4031999 58 4472001 62 4822005 66 4962007 63 4552008 64 5242009 63 5222010 65 6032011 62 412

HOME RUNSYear Games HR1988 47 571989 46 561990 59 551994 54 471997 54 582001 62 642004 63 632007 63 792008 64 962009 63 862010 * 65 1112011 62 51

DOUBLESYear Games 2B1989 46 752007 63 1192009 63 1472011 62 129

TRIPLESYear Games 3B1989 46 141990 59 162010 65 182011 62 19

STOLEN BASESYear Games SB1989 46 721990 59 1581991 65 1591992 60 1261993 56 1181996 53 1151999 58 1222001 62 1382002 63 1922003 63 1552005 66 1062008 64 105

2009 63 1212010 65 161

EARNED RUN AVERAGEYear IP ER ERA1989 329.1 182 4.171992 508.0 243 4.311999 505.1 209 3.722002 547.1 207 3.402003 557.2 221 3.572007 562.2 227 3.632009 555.0 249 4.042010 584.0 229 3.532011 567.1 187 2.97

STRIKEOUTSYear Games SO1989 46 2711992 50 3441998 60 4951999 58 5102000 57 4712002 63 4062003 63 5082004 63 4882009 63 4562010 65 5302011 62 478

FIELDING PERCENTAGEYear PO A E Pct.1987 1347 573 73 .9631988 - - - .9591989 1173 566 84 .9541990 - - - .9591991 1450 534 83 .9591992 1524 516 81 .9712001 1307 529 53 .9722002 1642 723 88 .9642003 1673 691 73 .9702007 1688 703 72 .971

* - indicates a Big south single-season record

CCU AS NCAA SEASON STAT

LEADERTOTAL STOLEN BASES

Year Player G SB-A.2002 Ryan McGraw 60 63-632009 Rico Noel (co-leader) 63 48-512010 Rico Noel 65 56-69

BASE ON BALLS/GAMEYear Player G BB Avg.2005 Mike Costanzo 66 68 1.03

TOTAL BASE ON BALLSYear Player G BB2005 Mike Costanzo 66 68

TEAM TOTAL STOLEN BASES

Year Player G SB-A.2002 COASTAL 63 192-222 2003 COASTAL 63 155-197

TEAM WINNING PCT.Year Player W - L Pct.2010 COASTAL 55-10 .846

TEAM MOST IMPROVEDYear Player From To Diff.2007 COASTAL 30-27 50-13 +17

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Category 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Batting Average ................ — 13th/.330 — — — — — 12th/.321 22nd/.324 29th/.329 — —Scoring (Runs/Gm) ............ — 30th/7.77 — — — 34th/7.5 — 33rd/7.2 22nd/8.2 30th/8.3 — —Runs Scored (Total)............ — — — — — — — — 111th/524 14th/522 4th/603 23rd/412HIts (Total) ........................ — — — — — — — — 10th/726 17th/710 21st/732 —Doubles/Gm ...................... — 8th/2.47 — — — — — — 23rd/2.33 38th/2.33 — 34th/2.08Doubles (Total) .................. — — — — — — — — 10th/149 10th/147 22nd/147 23rd/129Triples/Gm ........................ — — — — — — — — — — — —Triples (Total) .................... — — — — — — — — — — — —Home Runs/Gm ................. — — — — — — — 20th/1.17 12th/1.5 38th/1.37 6th/1.68 25th/0.82Home Runs (Total) ............. — — — — — — — — 10th/96 27th/86 3rd/111 17th/51Slugging Pct...................... — 19th/.507 — — — — — 10th/.495 — 22nd/530 9th/.533 —Stolen Bases/Gm ............... 20th/2.10 13th/2/23 3rd/2.46 4th/2.46 — — — — — 21st/1.92 8th/2.44 31st/1.65Stolen Bases (Total) ........... — — 1st/192 1st/155 — — — — 19th/105 9th/121 3rd/161 16th/102Base on Balls (Total) .......... — — — — — — — — 11th/306 21st/288 9th/310 —Sac Bunts (Total) ............... — — — — — — — — 6th/71 6th/66 5th/71 6th/81Hit by Pitch (Total)............. — — — — — — — — 33rd/81 — — 17th/87Sac Flies (Total) ................. — — — — — — — — 15th/35 14th/35 — —ERA ................................... — — 8th/3.40 19th/3/57 — — — 18th/3.63 32nd/4.24 10th/4.04 8th/3.53 18th/2.97Most Strikeouts/9 .............. — — — — — — — — — — 33rd/8.2 —Fewest Hits Allowed /9 ...... — — — — — — — — — 12th/8/63 7th/8.37 12th/7.79Fewest Walks Allowed/9 .... — — — — — — — — — — — —Fielding Pct. ...................... — — — 22nd/.970 — — — 39th/.971 — — — —Double Plays/Gm ............... — — — — — — 34th/1.0 — — — — —Double Plays (Total) .......... — — — — — — — — 23rd/60 — — —W-L Pct. ............................ — 34th/.677 24th/.698 14th/.714 — 6th/.758 — 4th/794 5th/.781 7th/.746 1st/.846 26th/.677 (42-20) (44-19) (44-18) (50-16) (50-13) (50-14) (47-16) (55-10) (42-20) 55 wins also led the NCAA

2000 Rett Johnson 34th ERA 2.70

2001 Scott Sturkie 12th-t Victories 13 Chris Carter 24th Batting Average .417

2002 Ryan McGraw 1st Stolen Bases 63 Ryan McGraw 2nd Stolen Bases 1.05/gm Steven Carter 20th Victories 11 Justin Owens 20th Batting Average .417 Justin Owens 29th Doubles 0.42/gm Ryan McGraw 35th Runs 1.2/gm Justin Owens 40th Stolen Bases 0.54/gm

2003 Ryan McGraw 5th Stolen Bases 0.71/gm Steven Carter 12th Victories 11 Jeff Baker 13th Walks 0.85/gm Ryan McGraw 14th Walks 0.84/gm Justin Sturge 25th Victories 10

2004 Steven Carter 10th Victories 12 Mike Costanzo 12th Home Runs 0.34/gm Mike Costanzo 12th Slugging Pct. .740 Brett Grandstrand 17th Sac Hits 0.24/gm Mike Costanzo 28th Walks 0.81/gm Mike Costanzo 29th RBI 1.19/gm Byron Binda 29th Saves 9

2005 Mike Costanzo 1st Walks 1.03/gm Mike Costanzo 1st Walks 68 Mike Costanzo 7th Saves 14 Ricky Shefka 7th Victories 12 Chris Todd 31st Hit by Pitch 0.31/gm

2006 Adam Vrable 4th Sac Bunts 0.35/gm

2007 Dom Duggan 2nd Sac Bunts * 0.43/gm •ranks4th(tied)inNCAAforsingleseason Dom Duggan 2nd Sac Bunts * 27 •ranks3rd(tied)inNCAAforsingleseason Matt Rademacher 4th Sac Bunts * 0.38/gm •ranks19th(tied)inNCAAforsingleseason Bobby Gagg 7th Victories 12 Derek Martin 11th Sac Bunts 0.32/gm Chris Raber 23rd Home Runs 23 total

David Sappelt 30th Triples 0.11/gm Chris Raber 37th Home Runs 0.27/gm

2008 Scott Woodward 2nd Hit by Pitch * 30 total •ranks10th(tied)inNCAAforsingleseason Scott Woodward 4th On Base Pct. .540 Scott Woodward 5th Stolen Bases 42 total Scott Woodward 6th Hit by Pitch 0.47/gm Scott Woodward 9th Runs 82 total Scott Woodward 9th Stolen Bases 0.66.gm Bobby Gagg 9th Fewest Walks 1.06/nine David Sappelt 12th Total Bases 175 Scott Woodward 13th Runs 1.28/gm Scott Woodward 13th Walks 58 ttoal David Sappelt 13th Doubles 25 total Nick McCauley 20th Victories 10 total David Anderson 21st Home Runs 20 total David Sappelt 30th Hits 96 total David Anderson 32nd Home Runs 0.33.gm Dock Doyle 33rd RBI 72 total Dock Doyle 34th Total Bases 164 Dock Doyle 37th Doubles 22 total David Anderson 37th Total Bases 163 Joey Haug 37th Fewest Hits 7.16/nine

2009 Rico Noel 1st Stolen Bases 48 total Rico Noel 4th Stolen Bases 0.76/gm Nick McCully 7th ERA 2.10 David Anderson 7th RBI 82 total Nick McCully 10th Fewest Hits 6.41/nine David Anderson 20th Home Runs 21 total Scott Woodward 20th Stolen Bases 30 total Taylor Motter 22nd Sac Bunts 13 total Rico Noel 22nd Sac Bunts 13 total Cody Wheeler 22nd Victories 10 Rico Noel 23rd Runs 75 total David Anderson 30th RBI 1.3/gm Anthony Meo 31st Victories 9 David Anderson 32nd Total Bases 161 Anthony Meo 33rd ERA 2.93 David Anderson 36th Slugging Pct. .732 David Anderson 38th Walks 45 total David Anderson 39th Home Runs 0.33/gm

2010 Rico Noel 1st Stolen Bases 56 total Scott Woodward 2nd Stolen Bases 55 total Anthony Meo 2nd Wins 13 Rico Noel 3rd Stolen Bases 0.86/gm Scott Woodward 3rd Sac Bunts 19 total Scott Woodward 4th Sac Bunts 0.3/gm Scott Woodward 4th Stolen Bases 0.86/gm Scott Woodward 5th Hit by Pitch 25 total Cody Wheeler 5th Wins 12 Rico Noel 8th Runs 82 total Rico Noel 9th Sac Flies 8 total Jose Iglesias 16th RBI 93 total Scott Woodward 17th Runs 75 total Cody Wheeler 22nd Strikeouts 113 total Scott Woodward 28th Hit by Pitch 0.39/gm Tommy La Stella 29th Toughest to K 1/16.4 AB Anthony Meo 29th ERA 2.61 Scott Woodward 30th Walks 47 total

2011 Scott Woodward 6th Hit by Pitch 22 total Scott Woodward 7th Hit By Pitch 0.4/gam Scott Woodward 9th Stolen Bases 31 total Hayes Orton 9th Sac Bunts 19 total Scott Woodward 11th Stolen Bases 0.56/gam Tommy La Stella 11th Total Bases 157 total Tommy La Stella 14th RBI 70 Tommy La Stella 17th Hits 92 total Tommy La Stella 17th Slugging Pct. .680 Tommy La Stella 18th Batting Average .398 Tommy La Stella 19th RBI 1.15/gm Hayes Orton 20th Sac Bunts 0.31/gm Anthony Meo 21st Strikeouts 115 total Anthony Meo 24th Wins 10 Tommy La Stella 29th Home Runs 14 Taylor Motter 29th Base on Balls 46 total Scott Woodward 38th On Base Pct. .480 Matt Rein 38th ERA 2.07 Tommy La Stella 39th Home Runs 0.23/gm

Coastal in the Yearly NCAA Stats (2000-pres. - Top 40 finishes ONLY)

Chants in the Yearly NCAA Stats (2000-pres. - Top 40 finishes ONLY)

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GAMES 1. Mike Costanzo, 2005 66 Michael DeJesus, 2005 66 3. Rico Noel, 2010 65 Daniel Bowman, 2010 65 Chris Todd, 2005 65 Ed Fortney, 1991 65 5. Nine Players 64

BATTING AVERAGE 1. Steve Billingsly, 1978 .441 2. Tony Maggard, 1981 .424 3. Denny Woods, 1985 .422 4. Justin Owens, 2002 .417 Chris Carter, 2001 .417 6. Mickey Brantley, 1983 .415 7. Rickey Grice, 1983 .412 8. Kirt Manwaring, 1986 .411 9. Dorian Cameron, 1998 .411 10. Bruce Franklin, 1980 .410

AT BATS 1. David Sappelt, 2007 276 2. David Sappelt, 2008 275 3. Daniel Bowman, 2010 262 4. Brandon Powell, 2003 253 5. David Anderson, 2008 252 6. Brandon Powell, 2002 247 7. Tommy La Stella, 2010 246 8. Ryan McGraw, 2003 245 9. Chris Todd, 2005 244 10. Dock Doyle, 2008 243 Michael DeJesus, 2005 243

RUNS 1. Rico Noel, 2010 82 Scott Woodward, 2008 82 3. Scott Woodward, 2010 75 Rico Noel, 2009 75 5. Mike Costanzo, 2005 74 6. Kirt Manwaring, 1986 73 7. Ryan McGraw, 2002 72 8. Chris Todd, 2005 70 Rickey Grice, 1983 70 10. Mickey Brantley, 1983 67 Frank Talotta, 1983 67

HITS 1. David Sappelt, 2007 99 2. Dorian Cameron, 1998 97 3. David Sappelt, 2008 96 4. Tommy La Stella, 2010 93 5. Tommy La Stella, 2011 92 Tommy Baldridge, 2007 92 Brandon Powell, 2003 92 8. Mike Costanzo, 2005 91 9. Dock Doyle, 2008 90 Terry Spires, 1987 90

DOUBLES 1. David Sappelt, 2008 25 2. Justin Owens, 2002 24 3. Taylor Motter, 2010 22 Dock Doyle, 2008 22 Brandon Powell, 2003 22 Chris Carter, 2001 22 7. Chance Gilmore, 2010 21 Terry Spires, 1987 21 Mike Costanzo, 2004 21 10. Adam Rice, 2009 20 Dom Duggan, 2007 20 Brett Grandstrand, 2004 20 Randy McGarvey, 2002 20 Chris Pond, 1995 20

TRIPLES 1. Tony Spires, 1987 8 2. David Sappelt, 2007 7 3. Brandon Powell, 2002 6 Steve Billingsley, 1978 6 5. Chance Gilmore, 2009 5 Mark Romer, 1990 5 Mark Romer, 1989 5 Gary Gilmore, 1980 5 8. Many tied with 4 Last: Tommy La Stella, 2011

HOME RUNS 1. John Rigos, 1983 22 2. David Anderson, 2009 21 Mike Costanzo, 2004 21 4. David Anderson, 2008 20 5. Kirt Manwaring, 1986 19 Mickey Brantley, 1983 19 7. David Sappelt, 2008 18 Jeremy Samatas, 1998 18 9. Chris Raber, 2007 17 10. Jose Iglesias, 2010 16 Mike Costanzo, 2005 16 Adam Keim, 2002 16

RUNS BATTED IN 1. David Anderson, 2009 82 2. Jose Iglesias, 2010 80 3. Mike Costanzo, 2004 74 4. Dock Doyle, 2008 72 Michael DeJesus, 2005 72 6. Tommy La Stella, 2011 70 David Sappelt, 2008 70 8. Frank Talotta, 1983 68 9. Mike Costanzo, 2005 67 10. Tommy La Stella, 2010 66

SLUGGING PCT, 1. Tony Maggard, 1981 .824 2. Kirt Manwaring, 1986 .802 3. Mickey Brantley, 1983 .797 4. Denny Woods, 1985 .765 5. John Charboneau, 1985 .748 6. Mike Costanzo, 2004 .740 7. Kirt Manwaring, 1985 .734 8. David Anderson, 2009 .732 9. Greg Brown, 1984 .729 10. Justin Owens, 2002 .706

WALKS 1. Mike Costanzo, 2005 68 2. Scott Woodward, 2008 58 3. Ryan McGraw, 2003 53 4. Jeff Baker, 2003 52 5. Buddy Cribb, 1991 51 6. Mike Costanzo, 2004 50 7. Michael DeJesus, 2005 49 8. Scott Woodward, 2010 47 Ed Fortney, 1991 47 10. Taylor Motter, 2011 46 Chris Todd, 2005 46 Ryan McGraw, 2001 46

ON BASE PCT. 1. Scott Woodward, 2008 .540 2. Mike Costanzo, 2005 .525 3. Kevin Schnall, 1999 .515 4. Bobby Morgan, 1985 .512 5. John Charboneau, 1985 .506 6. Ricky Grice, 1983 .504 7. Jason Vindich, 1996 .503 8. Steve Billingsly, 1978 .500 Charles Hendrick, 1979 .500 10. Kirt Manwaring, 1986 .496

STOLEN BASES 1. Ryan McGraw, 2002 63 2. Rico Noel, 2010 56 3. Scott Woodward, 2010 55 4. Rico Noel, 2009 48 5. Steve Billingsley, 1978 47 6. Ryan McGraw, 2003 45 Mark Romer, 1990 45 8. Scott Woodward, 2008 42 Gary Gilmore, 1979 42 10. Rickey Grice, 1983 37 Steve Billingsley, 1977 37

ERA 1. Marc Goldberg, 1980 0.89 2. Brent Byer, 1977 0.97 3. Jordan Coons, 2001 1.38 4. Steve Smith, 1979 1.48 5. Ken Filpi, 1979 1.99 6. Ken Tomko, 1980 2.00 7. Joe Stethers, 1977 2.05 8. Matt Rein, 2011 2.07 9. Brian Aviles, 1982 2.09 10. Nick McCully, 2009 2.10 11. Steve Smith, 1980 2.12 12. Ryan Connolly, 2010 2.15 13. Anthony Meo, 2011 2.16

ERA (DIVISION I ONLY) 1. Jordan Coons, 2001 1.38 2. Matt Rein, 2011 2.07 3. Nick McCully, 2009 2.10 4. Ryan Connolly, 2010 2.15 5. Anthony Meo, 2011 2.16 6. Joey Haug, 2008 2.28 7. Scott Sturkie, 1999 2.49 8. Paul Alexander, 1990 2.55 9. Dave Brink, 1990 2.56 10. Josh Conway, 2011 2.69 11. Rett Johnson, 2000 2.70 12. Chris Herndon, 1994 2.71 13. Bobby Hargett, 1988 2.74

WINS 1. Anthony Meo, 2010 13 Scott Sturkie, 2001 13 Ron Deubel, 1999 13 Steve Smith, 1979 13 5. Cody Wheeler, 2010 12 Bobby Gagg, 2007 12 Ricky Shefka, 2005 12 Steven Carter, 2004 12 9. Steven Carter, 2003 11 Steven Carter, 2002 11 Brian Fischer, 2001 11 Randy Stokes, 1990 11 Kevin Thomas, 1986 11 Mark Clemons, 1983 11 Steve Smith, 1980 11

SAVES 1. Mike Costanzo, 2005 14 2. Kit Kadlec, 1999 13 3. Matt Logue, 1989 10 David Anderson, 2007 10 5. Pete Andrelczyk, 2008 9 Byron Binda, 2004 9 Kit Kadlec, 2000 9 Kit Kadlec, 1998 9 Matt Logue, 1988 9 10. Austin Fleet, 2010 8 Nick McCully, 2009 8

APPEARANCES 1. Ryan Connolly, 2010 40 2. Mike Costanzo, 2005 37 3. Kit Kadlec, 1999 36 4. Matt Laney, 2010 34 Byron Binda, 2004 34 6. Ryan Connolly, 2011 32 7. Austin Fleet, 2010 31 Brian Waack, 2003 31 9. Pete Andrelczyk, 2008 30 Byron Binda, 2002 30 11. Joey Haug, 2008 29 David Anderson, 2007 29 Josh Fish, 2003 29 Byron Binda, 2003 29 Justin Sturge, 2002 29 Kit Kadlec, 1998 29 Justin Sturge, 2001 29

GAMES STARTED 1. Steven Carter, 2003 19 Mike Davis, 1992 19 3. Steven Carter, 2002 18 Scott Sturkie, 2000 18 Ron Deubel, 1999 18 6. Cody Wheeler, 2010 17 Bobby Gagg, 2007 17 Andy DeLaGarza, 2007 17 John Mariotti, 2007 17 Jake Hurry, 2005 17 Justin Sturge, 2003 17 Scott Sturkie, 2001 17 Rett Johnson, 2000 17

COMPLETE GAMES 1. Steve Smith, 1980 11 2. Mike Campagno, 1994 9 Steve Smith, 1979 9 4. Scott Sturkie, 2001 8 5. Mickey Lincoln, 1992 7 6. Ron Deubel, 1998 6 Chris Hanrahan,1994 6 Bobby Hargett, 1988 6 Bob Buckley, 1985 6 Marc Goldberg, 1980 6

INNINGS PITCHED 1. Rett Johnson, 2000 133.1 2. Scott Sturkie, 2001 132.2 3. Ron Deubel, 1999 130.2 4. Steve Smith, 1980 126.0 5. Steven Carter, 2004 122.2 6. Ricky Shefka, 2005 117.2 Ron Deubel, 1998 117.2 8. Steven Carter, 2002 116.2 9. Scott Sturkie, 2000 116.1 10. Scott Sturkie, 1999 115.2

STRIKEOUTS 1. Rett Johnson, 2000 151 2. Ron Deubel, 1998 136 3. Scott Sturkie, 2001 133 4. Ron Deubel, 1999 132 5. Steven Carter, 2004 116 6. Anthony Meo, 2011 115 7. Cody Wheeler, 2010 113 8. Steven Carter, 2003 110 9. Scott Sturkie, 1999 106 10. Scott Sturkie, 2000 105

OPP. BA (DIV I ONLY) 1. Nick McCully, 2009 .197 2. Aaron Burke, 2011 .208 Paul Alexander, 1990 .208 4. Matt Rein, 2011 .210 5. Rett Johnson, 2000 .215 6. Mike Costanzo, 2005 .217 7. Joey Haug, 2008 .220 8. Jim Birmingham, 2011 .220 9. Jordan Coons, 2011 .221 10. Cody Wheeler, 2009 .222 11. Byron Binda, 2005 .226 12. Anthony Meo, 2011 .228 13. Anthony Meo, 2010 .230 Glenn Fortner, 1987 .230 15. Byron Binda, 2004 .231

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lCoastal Carolina Career Record Book

BATTING AVERAGE (250 AB) 1. Terry Spires, 1986-87 .400 Kirt Manwaring, 1984-86 .400 3. Mickey Brantley, 1981-83 .394 4. Frank Talotta, 1982-83 .390 5. Tommy La Stella, 2010-11 .388 6. Bruce Franklin, 1979-81 .375 7. Greg Streett, 1987-88 .373 8. John Kay, 1985-87 .371 Denny Woods, 1984-85 .371 10. Greg Brown, 1983-84 .370 11. Jason Vindich, 1996-97 .369 Walt Parmenter, 1979-80 .369 13. Chris Todd, 2004-05 .368 14. Myrle Grose, 1989-90 .367 15. John Charboneau, 1984-85 .362 Tony Maggard, 1981-82 .362 17. Kevin Schnall, 1998-99 .360 Jeremy Samatas, 1997-98 .360 19. Steve Billingsley, 1977-78 .359 20. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 .358

GAMES 1. Brandon Powell. 2000-03 239 2. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 230 Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 230 4. Chris Raber, 2004-07 228 5. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 224 Chris Pond, 1992-95 224 7. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 218 8. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 207 Chris Carter, 1998-01 207 10. Justin Owens, 1999-02 205 Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 205 12. David Anderson, 2006-09 200 Tony Spires, 1987-90 200

GAMES STARTED 1. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 230 2. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 228 3. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 224 4. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 223 5. Chris Pond, 1992-95 220 6. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 211 7. Robbie Jordan, 1987-02 200 Chris Raber, 2004-07 200 9. Tony Spires, 1987-90 198 10. Taylor Motter, 2009-11 185 Adam Rice, 2008-10 185

AT BATS 1. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 880 2. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 874 3. Luis Lopez, 1191-94 789 4. Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 780 5. Tony Spires, 1987-90 777 6. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 762 7. Chris Pond, 1992-95 739 8. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 738 9. David Sappelt, 2006-08 729 10. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 726 11. Chris Raber, 2004-07 711 12. Justin Owens, 1999-02 708 13. Adam Rice, 2008-10 703 14. David Anderson, 2006-09 702 15. Stephen Turner, 1992-95 698 16. Mark Howle, 1987-90 694 17. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 660 18. Adam Keim, 2000-02 659 19. Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 644 20. Taylor Motter, 2009-11 643

RUNS 1. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 251 2. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 232 3. Rico Noel, 2008-10 187 4. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 179 5. Justin Owens, 1999-02 175 6. Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 171 7. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 169 8. Tony Spires, 1987-90 166 9. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 160 10. David Sappelt, 2006-08 154 11. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 153 Stephen Turner, 1992-95 153 13. Chris Raber, 2004-07 151 Chad Felty, 1999-02 151 Luis Lopez, 1991-94 151 16. Adam Rice, 2008-10 144 David Anderson, 2006-09 144 18. Brooks Marzka, 1998-00 143 19. Rickey Grice, 1979-83 140 20. Chris Carter, 1998-01 139

HITS 1. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 303 2. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 283 3. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 264 4. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 254 5. David Sappelt, 2006-08 251 6. Justin Owens 1999-02 249 Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 249 Chris Pond, 1992-95 248 9. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 246 10. David Anderson, 2006-09 241 11. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 236 Tony Spires, 1987-90 233 13. Adam Rice, 2008-10 239 Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 229 15. Stephen Turner, 1992-95 223 16. Mark Howle, 1987-90 217 17. Brooks Marzka, 1998-00 215 18. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 214 19. Chris Carter, 1998-01 211 20. Adam Keim, 2000-02 210 Chris Raber, 2004-07 210

DOUBLES 1. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 65 2. Chris Pond, 1992-95 58 3. Justin Owens, 1999-02 54 4. Taylor Motter, 2009-11 53 Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 51 6. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 48 7. Chris Carter, 1998-01 47 Adam Rice, 2008-10 45 Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 45 David Sappelt, 2006-08 45 11. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 44 Adam Keim, 2000-02 44 Dom Duggan, 2005-07 44 14. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 43

TRIPLES 1. Tony Spires, 1987-90 13 2. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 12 3. David Sappelt, 2006-08 11 Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 11 5. Mark Romer, 1989-90 10 Frank Talotta, 1982-83 10 Gary Gilmore, 1979-80 10 8. Mickey Brantley, 1981-83 8 Ricky Grice, 1979-83 8 10. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 7 Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 7 Justin Owens, 1999-02 7 Kirt Manwaring, 1984-86 7 Tom Romano, 1977-80 7

HOME RUNS 1. David Anderson, 2006-09 50 2. Tom Romano, 1977-80 48 3. Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 45 4. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 40 5. Kirt Manwaring, 1984-86 37 6. David Sappelt, 2006-08 33 John Rigos, 1981-83 33 8. Mark Howle, 1987-90 31 9. Jose Iglesias, 2008-10 29 10. Tommy La Stella, 2010-11 28 John Charboneau, 1984-85 28 12. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 27 Brandon Powell, 2000-03 27 Luis Lopez, 1991-94 27 Denny Woods, 1984-85 27 Brooks Marzka, 1998-80 27

RUNS BATTED IN 1. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 186 2. David Anderson, 2006-09 184 Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 184 4. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 167 5. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 166 6. David Sappelt, 2006-08 157 7. Adam Rice, 2008-10 154 8. Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 153 9. Adam Keim, 2000-02 149 10. Mark Howle, 1987-90 147 11. Kirt Manwaring, 1984-86 144 12. Jose Iglesias, 2008-10 141 13. Justin Owens, 1999-02 139 14. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 137 15. Tommy La Stella, 2010-11 136 Scott Woodward, 2008-11 136 Brooks Marzka, 1998-00 136 18. Rico Noel, 2008-10 134 19. Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 133 20. Tony Spires, 1987-90 129

TOTAL BASES 1. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 473 2. David Anderson, 2006-09 438 3. David Sappelt, 2006-08 417 Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 417 5. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 390 Luis Lopez, 1991-94 390 7. Daniel Bowman, 2009-pres. 389 8. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 371 9. Robbie Jordan, 1987-90 365 10. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 362 Adam Rice, 2008-10 362 Chris Pond, 1992-95 362

WALKS 1. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 179 2. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 173 3. Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 133 4. Chris Raber, 2007-07 129 5. Luis Lopez, 1991-94 128 6. Taylor Motter, 2009-11 109 Tyler Bortnick, 2006-09 109 8. Tommy Baldridge, 2005-08 96 9. Rico Noel, 2008-10 93 10. Jon Humay, 1998-01 92

STOLEN BASES 1. Ryan McGraw, 2001-04 160 2. Scott Woodward, 2008-11 158 3. Rico Noel, 2008-10 120 4. Stephen Turner, 1992-95 99 5. Steve Billingsley, 1977-78 86 6. Justin Owens, 1999-02 84 7. Rickey Grice, 1979-83 82 8. Brandon Powell, 2000-03 80 9. Gary Gilmore, 1979-80 77 10. Jon Humay, 1998-01 72

ERA (100 INN. PITCHED MIN.) 1. Steve Smith, 1978-80 1.86 2. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 2.52 3. Joey Haug, 2007-08 2.54 4. Paul Alexander, 1990 2.55 5. Mark Clemons, 1981-83 2.61 6. Ken Tomko, 1980-83 2.69 7. Marc Goldberg, 1980-81 2.72 8. Ricky Shefka, 2005 2.75 9. Josh Conway, 2010-pres. 2.92 10. Matt Rein, 2008-11 2.99 Matt Logue, 1986-89 2.99 12. Clint Harvey, 1978-79 3.01 13. Nick McCully, 2007-09 3.07 14. Tom Zmodosky, 1981-82 3.08 15. Dave Iorlando, 1989-92 3.20

ERA (SINCE JOINING NCAA D1) 1. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 2.52 2. Joey Haug, 2007-08 2.54 3. Paul Alexander, 1990 2.55 4. Ricky Shefka, 2005 2.75 5. Josh Conway, 2010-pres. 2.92 6. Matt Rein, 2008-11 2.99 Matt Logue, 1986-89 2.99 8. Nick McCully, 2007-09 3.07 9. Dave Iorlano, 1989-92 3.20 10. Bobby Gagg, 2006-09 3.37 11. Chris Herndon, 1993-94 3.44 12. David Anderson, 2006-09 3.45 13. Mike Campagno, 1992-94 3.48 14. Austin Fleet, 2006-10 3.55 15. Dave Brink, 1990-91 3.58

WINS 1. Steven Carter, 2001-04 42 2. Scott Sturkie, 1998-01 36 3. Randy Stokes, 1987-90 33 Steve Smith, 1978-80 33 5. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 32 6. Cody Wheeler, 2008-10 28 Mark Clemons, 1981-83 28 8. Bobby Gagg, 2006-09 26 Bobby Hargett, 1986-89 26 10. Nick McCully, 2007-09 25 Jake Hurry, 2002-05 25 12. Rett Johnson, 1998-00 24 13. Austin Fleet, 2006-10 22 Bob Buckley, 1982-85 22 15. Matt Rein, 2008-11 21 . Byron Binda, 2002-05 21 Justin Sturge, 2000-03 21 Ron Deubel, 1998-99 21 19. Brian Fischer, 1999-02 20 Andy DeLaGarza, 2004-07 20

SAVES 1. Kit Kadlec, 1997-00 33 2. Matt Logue, 1986-89 28 3. Nick McCully, 2007-09 15 Mike Costanzo, 2003-05 15 Byron Binda, 2002-05 15 6. David Anderson, 2006-09 12 7. Pete Andrelczyk, 2006-08 11 8. Dave Iorlano, 1989-92 9 Chris Wilson, 1991-93 9 10. Austin Fleet, 2006-10 8

GAMES 1. Byron Binda, 2002-05 117 2. Kit Kadlec, 1997-00 109 3. Matt Logue, 1986-89 94 4. Matt Rein, 2008-11 91 5. Justin Sturge, 2000-03 88 6. Scott Sturkie, 1998-01 80 7. Steven Carter, 2001-04 78 8. Austin Fleet. 2006-10 76 9. Nick McCully, 2007-09 75 10. Jake Hurry, 2002-05 74

GAMES STARTED 1. Steven Carter, 2001-04 68 2. Mike Davis, 1991-94 57 Scott Sturkie, 1998-01 57 4. Andy DeLaGarza, 2004-07 56 5. Randy Stokes, 1987-90 53 6. Bobby Gagg, 2006-09 46 Rett Johnson, 1998-00 46 8. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 45 9. Cody Wheeler, 2008-10 43 Bobby Hargett, 1986-89 43

INNINGS PITCHED 1. Steven Carter, 2001-04 450.1 2. Scott Sturkie, 1998-01 416.2 3. Randy Stokes, 1987-90 404.1 4. Bobby Gagg, 2006-09 339.0 5. Andy DeLaGarza, 2004-07 331.0 6. Mike Davis, 1991-94 328.2 7. Bobby Hargett, 1986-89 298.0 8. Rett Johnson, 1998-00 295.2 9. Justin Sturge, 2000-03 295.0 10. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 281.2 11. Steve Smith, 1978-80 278.1 12. Jake Hurry, 2002-05 273.0 13. Cody Wheeler, 2008-10 268.2 14. Glenn Fortner, 1986-89 264.2 15. Mark Clemons, 1981-83 259.0 16. Austin Fleet, 2006-10 251.0 17. Bob Buckley, 1982-85 249.0 18. Ron Duebel, 1998-99 248.1 19. Bryon Binda, 2002-05 244.2 20. Mick McCully, 2007-09 216.2

STRIKEOUTS 1. Scott Sturkie, 1998-01 400 2. Steven Carter, 2001-04 389 3. Randy Stokes, 1987-90 305 4. Rett Johnson, 1998-00 302 5. Justin Sturge, 2000-03 278 6. Anthony Meo, 2009-11 277 7. Cody Wheeler, 2008-10 276 8. Byron Binda, 2002-05 274 9. Ron Deubel, 1998-99 268 10. Mark Clemons, 1981-83 234 11. Bobby Gagg, 2006-09 227 12. Jake Hurry, 2002-05 226 13. Mike Davis, 1991-94 208 14. Andy DeLaGarza, 2004-07 203 15. Steve Smith, 1978-80 202

OPP. BA (NCAA DIV I ONLY) 1. Nick McCully, 2009 .197 2. Aaron Burke, 2011 .208 Paul Alexander, 1990 .208 4. Matt Rein, 2011 .210 5. Rett Johnson, 2000 .215 6. Mike Costanzo, 2005 .217 7. Joey Haug, 2008 .220 8. Jim Birmingham, 2011 .220 9. Jordan Coons, 2011 .221 10. Cody Wheeler, 2009 .222 11. Byron Binda, 2005 .226 12. Anthony Meo, 2011 .228 13. Anthony Meo, 2010 .230 Glenn Fortner, 1987 .230 15. Byron Binda, 2004 .231

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lCoastal Carolina All -Time Roster (from available records)

RALPH ALBANESE 1996, 15 g, 6-33, .182, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 2 sb PAUL ALEXANDER 1990, 19 g, 9-4, 2.55 era, 109.1 ip, 68 kKENT ALTMAN 2007-09., 54 g, 6-1, 2 sv, 3.63 era, 79.1 ip, 59 kDOUG AMES 1984, 14 g, 2-2, 2 sv, 3.32 era, 43.1 ip, 28 k AL ANCH 1977-78, 87 g, 73-284, .257, 6 hr, 45 rbi, 7 sb DANNY ANDERSON 1991, 7 g, 3-6, .500, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbDAVID ANDERSON 2006-09, 200 g, 241-702, .343, 50 hr, 184 rbi, 144 r DAVID ANDERSON 2006-09, 59 g, 13-6, 3.45 era, 148.2 ip, 87 k MATT ANDERSON 1990, 2 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr, 0 bi, 0 sbMIKE ANDREAS 2003-05, 38 g, 1-1, 6.91 era, 41 k, 44 h, 1 svPETE ANDRELCZYK 2006-08, 62 g, 8-2, 4.77 era, 90 k, 88.2 ipRICH AURICHIO 1989, 1 g, 0-0, 0.00 era, 0.2 ip, 0 kMARK AUSTRY 1997, 47 g, 41-123, .333, 2 hr, 21 rbi, 3 sbBRIAN AVILES 1982-83, 25 g, 14-3, 1 sv, 3.32 era, 157.1 ip, 135 kRICARDO AYALA 1998-99, 108 g, 80-294, .272, 0 hr, 34 rbi, 50 sbSTEVE BAGBY 1996-97, 101 g, 108-360, .300, 23 hr, 98 bi, 23 sbDARRELL BAGWELL 1996, 18 g, 2-9, 1 sv, 5.14 era, 82.1 ip, 57 kMIKE BARBA 1978-79, 32 g, 11-5, 2 sv, 4.08 era, 125.2 ip, 112 k DUANE BARBON 1994-95, 25 g, 3-10, 6.79 era, 99.0 ip, 63 kJEFF BAKER 2002-03, 113g, 92-328, .280, 15 hr, 72 rbi, 9 sbTOMMY BALDRIDGE 2005-08, 207 g, 236-660, .358, 44 2b, 27 hr, 137 rbiZACH BALDWIN 2003-04, 0-0, 24.1 ip, 24 g, 10.50 era, 29 k, 2 svBARR 1995, 0-1, 1.0 ip, 1 g, 9.00 era, 1 KKYLE BEALL 2003, 42 g, .235, 1 hr, 7 rbi, 9 sbDUKE BECK 1987, 5 g, 0-1, 17.42 era, 10.1 ip, 3 k MICK BEDNARSKI 1987-90, 72 g, 32-122, .262, 0 hr, 17 rbi, 1 sbMARK BERGHELA 1984, 31 g, 8-27, .296, 0 hr, 4 bi, 5 sbSTEVE BERGMAN 1991-94, 53g, 12-11, 2 sv, 5.87 era, 150.1 ip, 139kSTEVE BILLINGSLEY 1977-78, 84 g, 113-315, .359, 2 hr, 47 rbi, 84 sbBYRON BINDA 2002-05, 117 g, 21-10, 15 sv, 3.68 era, 244.2 ip, 274 k BYRON BINDA 2002-05 2 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr 0 rbi, 0 sbJIM BIRMINGHAM 2009-11, 42 g, 6-2, 0 sv, 5.64 era, 59.0 ip, 38 kBRETT BLANKS 1992-93, 43 g, 41-138, .297, 2 hr, 26 rbi, 6 sbTYLER BORTNICK 2006-09, 218 g, 246-738, .333, 24 hr, 133 rbi, 39 2bTONY BOUTON 1990, 21 g, 3-2, 3 sv, 3.23 era, 39.0 ip, 34 kTORRE BOWEN 1987-90, 119 g, 61-267, .228, 5 hr, 23 bi, 3 sbDANIEL BOWMAN 2009-pres., 185 g, 214-726, .295 avg, 40 hr, 166 rbi, 24 sbMIKE BRADLEY 1987-88, 9 g, 0-1, 10.05 era, 14.1 ip, 11 kLARRY BRADY 1984-85, 85 g, 31-109, .284, 0 hr, 16 rbi, 20 sbMICKEY BRANTLEY 1981-83, 107g, 156-396, .394, 26 hr, 91 rbi, 64 sbMICKEY BREWER 1985-88, 95 g, 68-264, .258, 3 hr, 35 rbi, 4 sbDAVE BRINK 1990-91, 36 g, 12-12, 2 sv, 3.58 era, 193.2 ip, 86 kJIM BROTHERTON 1981-82, 75 g, 73-240, .304, 9 hr, 55 rbi, 15 sbGREG BROWN 1983-84, 91 g, 107-289, .370, 19 hr, 107 rbi, 5 sb GREG BROWN 27 g, 8-6, 3 sv, 4.01 era, 98.2 ip, 93 kCLIFF BROWN 1986, 12 g, 4-9, .444, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sb JASON BRUMMITT 1993-94, 25 g, 1-0, 7.71 era, 39.2 ip, 14 kBOB BUCKLEY 1982-85, 57 g, 22-7, 4.55 era, 249.0 ip, 199 k DAVE BUKOWSKI 1988-89, 27 g, 9-42, .222, 2 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sbMIKE BURDEN 1978-79, 84 g, 58-193, .301, 8 hr, 48 rbi, 15 sbJASON BURGE 1995, 20 g, 2-1, 5 sv, 5.32 era, 23.2 ip, 14 kAARON BURKE 2011-pres., 28 g, 0-2, 0 sv, 3.15 era, 34.1 ip, 26 kDJ BURNS 2005-06, 84 g, 23-111, .207, 15 rbi, 3 2bBRENT BYER 1977-79, 15 g, 8-2, 1.60 era, 84.1 ip, 75 k DORIAN CAMERON 1998-99, 116 g, 167-471, .355, 8 hr, 83 rbi, 26 sbMIKE CAMPAGNO 1992-94, 54 g, 14-10, 1sv, 3.48 era, 186.0 ip, 97 kJOHN CANETTO 1992-95, 190 g, 193-626, .308, 21 hr, 112 rbi, 25 sbJOSH CARMICHAEL 1997, 6 g, 1-0, 6.48 era, 8.1 ip, 7 kKEVIN CARPIN 1987, 1 g, 0-0, 26.87 era, 0.2 ip, 0 kCHRIS CARTER 1998-01, 207 g, 211-622, .339, 23 hr, 124 rbi, 29 sbSTEVEN CARTER 2001-04, 56 g, 42-12, 3.71 era, 450.1 ip, 389 kTODD CARY 1991-92, 93 g, 69-242, .285, 6 hr, 40 rbi, 7 sbJIM CASTELLANI 1983-84, 92 g, 90-270, .333, 8 hr, 42 rbi, 19 sbRICK CASTELLANI 1993-94, 83 g, 75-278, .270, 10 hr, 49 rbi, 10 sbKRIS CASTER 1998-01, 56 g, 9-6, 1 sv, 4.62 era, 138.1 ip, 124 k RICH CAUSEY 1992, 3 g, 0-2, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbKEN CHANDLER 1979-80, 87 g, 72-238, .303, 12 hr, 64 rbi, 7 sbJOHN CHARBONEAU 1984-85, 98 g, 100-276, .362, 28 hr, 84 rbi, 13 sbDAVID CHRONIGER 2001-02, 41 g, 25-94, .314, 2 hr, 17 rbi, 1 sbCHRIS CLAY 1997-98, 20 g, 1-3, 11.61 era, 33.1 ip, 32 kMARK CLEMONS 1981-83, 48 g, 28-6, 4 sv, 2.61 era, 259.0 ip, 234 kMARTY CONNER 1984, 9 g, 5-0, 1 sv, 4.30 era, 23.0 ip, 18 kROBERT CONRADE 1985, 2 g, 0-1, 18.00 era, 2.0 ip, 0 kRYAN CONNOLLY 2010-pres., 72 g, 2.44 era, 3-1, 3 sv, 92.1 ip, 84 kJOSH CONWAY 2010-pres., 50 g, 30-136, .221, 4 hr, 21 rbi, 7 sb JOSH CONWAY 2010-pres., 39 g, 2.92 era, 10-2, 4 sv, 123.1 ip, 103 kJORDAN COONS 2011, 23 g, 5-3, 2 sv, 1.38 era, 45.2 ip, 28 kDALE CORBETT 1982, 4 g, 1-2, 4.11 era, 15.1 ip, 18 kMIKE COSTANZO 2003-05, 180 g, .356, 45 hr, 184 rbi, 45 2b MIKE COSTANZO 2003-05, 56 app., 15-5, 4.07 era, 121 k, 15 svJEFF COX 1988, 4 g, 1-0, 1 sv, 8.31 era, 13.0 ip, 3 kJIMMY COUGHLIN 2011, 8 g, 0-0, 0 sv, 5.14 era, 7.0 ip, 6 k

DEREK COVELL 1994-95, 34 g, 4-8, 3 sv, 5.50 era, 90.0 ip, 43 kBUDDY CRIBB 1991, 64 g, 60-208, .288, 15 hr, 46 rbi, 10 sbTONY CROSSEN 1997-98, 35 g, 10-10, 1 sv, 6.50 era, 155.0 ip, 117 kCALEB CUEVAS 2009-11, 23 app, 4.45 era, 1-2, 2 sv, 30.1 ip, 31 kMARK DANIAL 1981DARRIN DAVIS 1988, 42 g, 52-147, .354, 7 hr, 35 rbi, 12 sbJASON DAVIS 1999-00, 94 g, 76-262, .290, 2 hr, 34 rbi, 8 sbMICHAEL DAVIS 1991-94, 67 g, 19-23, 4.71 era, 328.2 ip, 208 kSTEVE DAVIS 2009-10, 87 g, .315, 87-276, 14 2b, 5 hr, 46 rbi, 9 sbERIC DECKER 1999-00, 41 g, 13-52, .250, 1 hr, 15 rbi, 1 sb MICHAEL DEJESUS 2004-05, 109 g, .333, 134 h, 12 hr, 73 bbSTEFAN del PINO 2011, 10 g, 3-1, 0 sv, 5.26, 25.2 ip[, 17 kANDY DELAGARZA 2004-07, 71 g, 20-14, 4.02 era, 203 k, 137 bbKEVIN DELANEY 1990-91, 17 g, 3-2, 1 sv, 6.67 era, 27.0 ip, 15 kJOHN DELDUCA 1982, 3 g, 1-1, 1 sv, 5.25 era, 12.0 ip, 9 kMIKE DESANTIS 1989, 11 g, 1-14, .071, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 1 sbRON DEUBEL 1998-99, 43 g, 21-10, 4.06 era, 1 sv, 248.1 ip, 268 kADAM DEXTER 2009, 5 g, 3 abSONNY DOGAN 1982-83, 95 g, 42-131, .321, 2 hr, 15 rbi, 43 sbSEAMUS DONOVAN 2001-03, 45 g, 15-11, 3.67 era, 216 ip, 153 k SEAMUS DONOVAN 2001-03, 1 g, 1 ab, 0 hr, 0 biBRENDAN DOUGHERTY 1996-97 104 g, 99-343, .287, 2hr, 40 rbi, 5 sbDOCK DOYLE 2005-08, 118 g, 139-413, .337, 97 rbi, 47 bbSCOTT DUBROSKY 1988-91, 57 g, 18-79, .228, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 4 sbAARON DUCKETT 1979, 2 g, 0-0, 0.00 era, 2.2 ip, 4 kDOM DUGGAN 2005-07, 169 g, 179-563, .318, 44 2b, 15 hr, 75 rbiVAN DUKES 1995-96, 20 g, 0-1, 3 sv, 4.97 era, 41.2 ip, 23 kMIKE DUPERRON 1997, 20 g, 5-6, 7.05 era, 81.2 ip, 53 kJOSH EACHUES 2004-06, 72 g, 38-146, .260, 4 2b, 24 rbiJAKE ELLIFRITZ 2001, 23 g, 17-60, .286, 1 hr, 8 rbi, 1 sbSTEVE ELLS 1994-96, 32 g, 10-10, 1 sv, 6.50 era, 146.2 ip, 71 kCHRIS ENGLAND 2004, 3 ap, 2.2 ip, 3 k, 7 hKEVIN ENTSMINGER 2005, 62 g, 34-114, .298, 24 rbi, 14 sb VINCE EPPOLITO 1999, 4 g, 0-0, 15.00 era, 3.0 ip, 6 kJERRY EPTON 1978, 2 g, 0-0, 4.50 era, 4.0 ip, 6 kED EUCHLER 1977, 42 g, 36-131, .275, 0 hr, 32 rbi, 12 sbJIMMY EVANS 1989-90, 8 g, 2-0, 5.93 era, 13.2 ip, 8 kLARRY FARLEY 1985-87, 88 g, 66-237, .278, 6 hr, 43 rbi, 5 sbSHANE FAWCETT 1995, 34 g, 21-97, .216, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 3 sb SHANE FAWCETT 1995, 12 g, 0-0, 6.85 era, 20.0 ip, 9 kJEFF FEINGOLD 1992, 14 g, 1-1, 3.75 era, 36.0 ip, 34 kCHAD FELTY 1999-2002, 199 g, 176-569, .342, 25 hr, 123 rbi, 52 sbGREG FICARRO 1984, 10 g, 1-0, 2.13 era, 12.2 ip, 5 kJOHN FIDANZA 2011, 32 g, .231, 15-65, 10 r, 0 hr, 9 rbiKEN FILPI 1978-80, 33 g, 7-2, 1 sv, 3.34 era, 105.0 ip, 53 kBRIAN FISCHER 1999-2002, 66 g, 20-8, 3.69 era, 210.1 ip, 165 k BRIAN FISCHER 1999-2002, 1 g, 0-1BOBBY FISH 1999, 54 g, 49-186, .263, 3 hr, 31 rbi, 13 sbJOSH FISH 2003-04, 49 g, 5-1, 3.49 era, 44 k, 19 er, 2 sv, 48.2 ipAUSTIN FLEET 2006, 08-10, 76 g, 22-9, 3.55 era, 167 k, 86 bb, 251.0 ipJON FOISY 2004-05, 102 g, .281, 102 h, 65 rbi, 4 hrGLENN FORTNER 1986-89, 52 g, 19-13, 1 sv, 5.71 era, 264.2 ip, 137 kED FORTNEY 1991, 65 g, 65-217, .300, 0 hr, 25 rbi, 25 sbMIKE FORTUNA 1988, 36 g, 30-95, .316, 2 hr, 22 rbi, 1 sbCOBY FOSTER 1996-97, 33 g, 26-62, .419, 1 hr, 18 rbi, 1 sbSCOTT FOWLER 1984-87, 177 g, 154-536, .287, 9 hr, 88 rbi, 18 sbBRUCE FRANKLIN 1979-81, 126 g, 136-363, .375, 20 hr, 80 rbi, 60 sbTUCKER FRAWLEY 2009-pres., 82 g, 48-190, .253, 2 2b, 5 hr, 27 rbiMIKE FUENTES 2005-06, 77 g, 59-233, .253, 2 hr, 43 rbi, 9 2bBOBBY GAGG 2006-09, 66 g, 26-10, 3.37 era, 227 k, 76 bb, 339.0 ipCHRIS GALEOTTI 1986, 8 g, 3-10, .300, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sbJACKSON GEARY 2009-11, 18 g, 3.74 era, 1-0, 0 sv, 21.2, 18 k MARK GEBHARDT 1982, 6 g, 0-0, 1 sv, 10.13 era, 8.0 ip, 6 kJASON GENTRY 1997, 7 g, 1-3, 10.35 era, 20.0 ip, 13 kMARIO GIANFORTUNE 2000, 37 g, 40-121, .331, 2 hr, 16 rbi, 22 sbCHANCE GILMORE 2007-10, 169 g, 147-41, .299, 36 2b, 23 hr, 109 rbiGARY GILMORE 1979-80, 90 g, 100-283, .353, 9 hr, 42 rbi, 69 sbKEITH GLAUBER 1991, 46 g, 19-109, .174, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 8 sbERIC GODSY 2007, 14 g, 2 rbi, 0-11, 2 bbBRAD GOLDBERG 2009-10, 18 g, 1-1, 3.98 era, 23 k, 20.1 ipMARC GOLDBERG 1980-81, 20 g, 13-4, 2.72 era, 112.1 ip, 67 kBRETT GORDON 2004, .282, 60 g, 13 2b, 8 hr, 42 rbiJARED GRAINGER 2004, 0-1, 3 ap, 11.12 era, 5.2 ip, 5 kBRETT GRANDSTRAND 2002-04, 173 g, .305, 15 hr, 107 rbi, 52 sbKEON GRAVES 2005, 21g, 5-19, 4 rbi, 3 sbDAVID GREEN 1979, 25 g, 18-44, .409, 0 hr, 15 rbi, 1 sbTODD GREGOR 1997, 15 g, 8-37, .216, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 1 sbRICKY GRICE 1979-83, 145 g, 161-465, .346, 17 hr, 85 rbi, 82 sbRICKY GRICE 2007-08, 24 g, 11-34, .324, 7 r, 4 rbi, 1 hrKYLE GRIFFITHS 1995, 33 g, 14-90, .156, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sbMYRLE GROSE 1989-90, 103 g, 135-368, .367, 11 hr, 76 rbi, 32 sbJEREMIAH GROVE 2003-04, 83 g, .187, 5 2b, 1 hr, 21 rbi

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JOHN HAFL 1994, 2 g, 0-0, 45.00 era, 1.0 ip, 4 kANTWAIN HAMAN 1997, 46 g, 43-137, .314, 6 hr, 25 rbi, 7 sbBRENT HAMM 1996, 1 g, 0-0, 36.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 kTOMMY HANAHAN 1997, 3 g, 0-0, 9.53 era, 5.2 ip, 7 kCHRIS HANRAHAN 1991-92, 102 g, 120-362, .331, 11 hr, 71 rbi, 5 sb CHRIS HANRAHAN 1991-92, 28 g, 9-2, 4.12 era, 91.2 ip, 47 kKEITH HARDWICK 2009-1, 64 g, 27-166, .289, 27 r, 14 2b, 5 hr, 34 rbiLEE HARDWICK 1994, 14 g, 2-21, .095, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbSEAN HARDWICK 1993, 12 g, 2-4, 5.68 era, 44.1 ip, 24 kBOBBY HARGETT 1986-89, 57 g, 26-9, 3.81 era, 298.0 ip, 170 kDAMIEN HART 1997-98, 31 g, 2-7, 7.93 era, 76.0 ip, 53 kCLINT HARVEY 1978-79, 26 g, 11-3, 3.01 era, 125.2 ip, 98 kBRETT HARWOOD 1996, 50 g, 61-191, .319, 3 hr, 29 rbi, 9 sbTYLER HASBROUCK 2002-03, 87 g, 65-240, .271, 6 hr, 45 rbi, 2 sbJEFF HATCH 1991, 20 g, 4-4, 1 sv, 4.02 era, 87.1 ip, 40 k JEFF HATCH 1991, 49 g, 24-110, .218, 1 hr, 12 rbi, 7 sbJOEY HAUG 2007-08, 48 g, 8-0, 2.54 era, 86 h, 77 k STEVE HAWK 1992, 1 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJOHN HECK 1984-86, 57 g, 39-107, .364, 1 hr, 26 rbi, 2 sb JOHN HECH 1984-86, 37 g, 12-3, 4.56 era, 116.1 ip, 68 kTYLER HERB 2011-pres., 17 g, 0-0. 0 sv, 4.33 era, 27.0 ip, 24 kCHARLES HENDRICK 1977-79, 132g, 134-434, .309, 7hr, 80 rbi, 72 sbCHRIS HERNDON 1993-94, 30 g, 13-3, 1 sv, 3.44 era, 149.0 ip, 94 kKEITH HESSLER 2009-11., 35 g, 3-3, 5.66 era, 1 sv, 62.0 ip, 49 k BILLIE HICKS 2003, .067, 1 2b, 2 rbiBRIAN HIGGS 1994, 8 g, 1-0, 8.44 era, 10.2 ip, 4 kAUSTIN HINKLE 2007, 0-0, 2.25 era, 3 g, 4 kTIM HOLMES 1987, 25 g, 17-79, .215, 2 hr, 9 rbi, 0 sb TIM HOLMES 1987, 8g, 1-1, 7.43 era, 40.0 ip, 17 kKEITH HOLMOK 1978, 28 g, 17-60, .283, 1 hr, 10 rbi, 11 sbTIM HORTON 1978, 16 g, 7-2, 1 sv, 3.22 era, 64.1 ip, 57 k BUCK HOSEA 1983-84, 97 g, 64-221, .290, 10 hr, 53 rbi, 25 sbMARK HOWLE 1987-90, 189 g, 217-694, .313, 31 hr, 147 rbi, 26 sbJUSTIN HUFF 2006, 18 g, 1-3, .333, 1 rbiMIKE HUGHES 2009, 5 g, 0-0, 7.20 era, 0 sv, 10.0 IP, 16 kJON HUMAY 1998-01, 195 g, 180-615, .293, 9 hr, 84 rbi, 72 sbEVAN HURLEY 1994-95, 71 g, 39-181, .215, 0 hr, 17 rbi, 3 sbJOE HURLEY 1979, 2 g, 0-3, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJAKE HURRY 2002-05, 74 g, 25-7, 4.19 era, 226 k, 1 sv BOBBY HUZZY 1995, 5 g, 0-2, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJOE IANNUCCI 1992, 4 g, 0-0, 12.26 era, 3.2 ip, 3 kJOSE IGLESIAS, 2008-10, 160 g, 156-493, .316, 37 2b, 29 hr, 141 rbiDAVE IORLANO 1989-92, 65 g, 10-5, 9 sv, 3.20 era, 112.1 ip, 88 kJAMIE IRIEL 1993-94, 101 g, 112-345, .325, 11 hr, 58 rbi, 13 sbJASON ISIDORE 1997-98, 61 g, 68-211, .322, 8 hr, 29 bi, 25 sbMIKE JACOBS 1982, 17 g, 2-8, .250, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 9 sb MIKE JACOBS 1995, 7 g, 0-1, 6.88 era, 17.0 ip, 13 kDAVE JACKSON 1983, 21 g, 7-23, .304, 1 hr, 1 rbi, 5 sbCHRIS JAROM 1988, 7 g, 0-5, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbCHAD JENKINS 2007, 2 g, 1.0 ip, 1 k, 1 erRANDY JENKS 1991, 9 g, 0-4, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbBRIAN JOHNSON 1991, 1 g, 0-0, 27.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 kCASEY JOHNSON 2002, 2 g, 1-3, .333, 0 hr 0 rbi, 0 sb ERIC JOHNSON 1996, 14 g, 8-32, .250, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 1 sbLUKE JOHNSON 2000-01, 83 g, 56-212, .264, 4 hr, 31 rbi, 2 sbRETT JOHNSON 1998-00, 59 g, 24-11, 3.80 era, 295.2 ip, 302 kJACK JOLLY 1984-87, 48 g, 11-10, 1 sv, 5.39 era, 197.0 ip, 110 kERIN JONES 2001, 5 g, 0-1, 10.12 era, 10.2 ip, 12 kROBBIE JORDAN 1987-90, 205 g, 249-780, .319, 19 hr, 153 rbi, 10 sb ROBBIE JORDAN 1987-90, 16 g, 2-1, 4 sv, 6.00 era, 18.0 ip, 14 kBRYAN JOZEFOWICZ 1996-98, 106g, 73-275, .265, 1hr, 31 rbi, 17 sbCHUCK JUSTICE 1992, 13 g, 1-5, .200, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbKIT KADLEC 1997-00, 109 g, 11-7, 33 sv, 4.25 era, 171.2 ip, 159 kCHRIS KAISER 1989-91, 14 g, 1-2, 9.07 era, 39.2 ip, 19 kJOHN KAY 1985-86, 89 g, 105-283, .371, 14 hr, 72 rbi, 5 sbJOSH KEENER 2009-10, 16 g, 3-13 ab, .231, 7 r, 1 hr, 9 rbiADAM KEIM 2000-02, 178 g, 210-659, .300, 27 hr, 149 rbi, 37 sb ADAM KEIM 2001-02, 19 g, 1-2, 3.18 era, 29.0 ip, 7 sv, 26 k CEDRIC KING 1993-94, 33 g, 10-41, .244, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 2 sbDUSTIN KING, 2008-09., 40 g, 20-50, .400, 16 rbiMIKE KING 1997, 5 g, 0-1, 1 sv, 6.43 era, 14.0 ip, 8 kKIP KINGSMORE 1989-90, 104 g, 100-323, .310, 19 hr, 73 rbi, 7 sbKEVIN KIRKLAND 1993-94, 29 g, 3-2, 1 sv, 7.49 era, 51.2 ip, 40 kCHRIS KLASKA 1996, 16 g, 4-2, 1 sv, 6.54 era, 53.2 ip, 46 kDAVE KLOSS 1997, 2 g, 0-0, 33.75 era, 1.1 ip, 1 kDUSTIN KOCA 2007, 14 g, .138, 4-29, 3 rbi DUSTIN KOCA 2007, 10 app, 2.13 era, 12.2 ip, 8 k, 3 erJOSH KOMNICK 2002, 18 g, 1-16, .062, 0 hr 1 rbi, 0 sbRICK KOSTECKI 1988-89, 16 g, 3-0, 4.88, 27.2 ip, 9 kCHRIS KOVACEVICH 2006, 3 g, 0-0, 32.40 era, 1 k, 2, bb, 1.2 ipFRED KOWALIK 1979-80, 81, g, 53-161, .329, 5 hr, 42 rbi, 6 sbKEITH KRAMER 1997, 6 g, 0-0, 7.94 era, 5.2 ip, 3 k

JASON KROHN 2004, 38 g, .238, 19 rbi, 13 r, 9 sbCHRIS KUBAN 1990, 2 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbAARON KUNDER 1989-93, 59 g, 5-8, 6 sv, 4.08 era, 117.0 ip, 58 kTOMMY LA STELLA 2010-11., 125 g, 185-477, .388, 29 2b, 28 hr, 136, rbiBOB LAMBERT 1991, 43 g, 12-83, .145, 3 hr, 5 rbi, 4 sbMAT LANEY 2010-pres., 34 g, 3-1, 4.93 era, 2 sv, 42.0 ip, 44 kDONALD LANDRUM 1977, 40 g, 40-127, .315, 1 hr, 26 rbi, 34 sbERIK LARSON 1995, 9 g, 2-12, .167, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sbGREG LEE 1980, 6 g, 2-0, 1 sv, 2.08 era, 17.1 ip, 16 kMITCH LEE 1997, 31 g, 14-60, .233, 2 hr, 11 bi, 1 sbPAUL LESZCZYNSKI 1990-92, 121g, 110-364, .302, 13hr, 58 rbi, 46 sbBRUCE LEVI 1980, 38 g, 30-89, .337, 6 hr, 19 rbi, 2 sbBOB LIEB 1977-78, 85 g, 87-288, .312, 9 hr, 56 rbi, 9 sbPAT LIGHTLE 1984, 1 g, 0-0, 0.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 kMICKEY LINCOLN 1991-92, 28 g, 12-6, 3.62 era, 156.2 ip, 94 kJOSH LOFTIN 1996, 4 g, 0-0, 18.90 era, 3.1 ip, 0 k MATT LOGUE 1986-89, 94 g, 13-8, 28 sv, 2.99 era, 147.1 ip, 158 kDAN LOMBARDOZZI 2007-10, 23 g, 1-0, 8.31 era, 30.1 ip, 28 kZACH LOPES 2011, 22 g, 5-33, .152, 1 2b, 0 hr, 2 rbiLUIS LOPEZ 1991-94, 230 g, 264-789, .335, 27 hr, 167 rbi, 30 sbJOE LOUIS 1980-83, 53 g, 13-6, 6 sv, 3.52 era, 184.1 ip, 188 kMARC LUTHER 1981, 10 g, 4-2, 1 sv, 4.25 era, 38.1 ip, 37 kKEVIN MADER 1989, 2 g, 0-0, 12.00 era 6.0 ip, 3 kTONY MAGGARD 1981-82, 86 g, 100-272, .362, 16 hr, 92 rbi, 9 sbJOHN MALATIA 1987, 10 g, 0-1, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbBRIAN MANSFIELD 2004, 3 ap, 2.70 era, 3.1 ip, 2 k, 3 hKIRT MANWARING 1984-86, 141 g, 196-490, .400, 37 hr, 144 rbi, 16 sbMIKE MARCAIDA 1998, 4 g, 0-2, 9.00 era, 13.0 ip, 10 kFRANK MARCIANTE 1997, 38 g, 38-110, .345, 4 hr, 22 rbi, 1 sbJOHN MARIOTTI 2006-07, 32 g, 32-105, .305, 6 hr, JOHN MARIOTTI 2006-07, 13-2, 4.65 era, 104 kKEVIN MARRIE 2004-06, 38 g, 9-10, 5.64 era, 101 k, 82 bbDEREK MARTIN 2004-08, 195 g, 168-609, .276, 6 hr, 107 rbi, 26 2bTRIPP MARTIN 2011-pres., 41 g, 23-111, 207, 8 2b, 2 hr, 13 rbiDOUG MARTY 1998-01, 106 g, 56-216, .259, 0 hr, 26 rbi, 2 sbBROOKS MARZKA 1998-00, 173 g, 215-642, .335, 27 hr, 136 rbi, 44 sbJONATHON MASON 2004, 17 g, 2 r, 2 abJACOB MAY 2011-pres., 44 g, 29-141, 21 r, 6 2b, 3 3b, 0 hr, 13 rbi, 5 sbAARON MAYHEW 2001, 33 g, 17-51, .333, 0 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sbCREIGHTON McCALLUM 2007, 1 g, 1.0 ip, 1 kNICK McCULLY 2007-09., 75 g, 25-7, 3.07 era, 216.2 ip, 179 kBRIAN McCORD 1986, 26 g, 8-29, .276, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 2 sbRANDY McGARVEY 1999-2002, 164 g, 153-474, .302, 11 hr, 100 rbi, 14 sbRYAN McGRAW 2001-04, 230 g, .324, 15 hr, 179 rbi, 160 sbK.J. McALLISTER 2011, 16 g, 1-22, .045, 4 r, 0 2b, 1 3b, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 1 sbSCOTT McKINLEY 1984-85, 14 g, 5-4, 5.49 era, 39.1 ip, 28 kSCOTT McLAIN 2002, 1 g, 0-0, 13.50 era, 3.1 ip, 5 kDAVE MEDEIROS 1988-90, 64 g, 10-39, .256, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 1 sbLARRY MEDING 1989, 16 g, 12-42, .286, 4 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sbREGGIE MEDLIN 1990 1 g, 0-0, 9.00 era, 1.0 ip, 0 kJEREMIAH MEINERS 2007-pres., 25 app, 14.2 ip, 13 k, 13 erPAUL MENDE 1984, 28 g, 18-50, .360, 3 hr, 17 rbi, 1 sbANTHONY MEO 2009-11, 51 g, 32-7, 2.52 era, 281.1 ip, 277 kAL MICHALOWSKI 1987-90, 133 g, 43-177, .243, 1 hr, 13 rbi, 12 sbSAM MILLER 1991, 15 g, 3-19, .158, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 0 sbCHRIS MISSLER 1991-92, 73 g, 59-226, .261, 9 hr, 46 rbi, 8 sbMIKE MOORE 1989, 14 g, 7-30, .233, 2 hr, 10 rbi, 2 sbBOBBY MORGAN 1984-85, 51 g, 72-179, .402, 4 hr, 38 rbi, 11 sbDANNY MORGAN 2005, 38 g, 25-95, .263, 5 2b, 3 hr, 22 rbiDARRYL MORHARDT 1984-85, 54 g, 39-123, .317, 3 hr, 24 rbi, 5 sbBOB MORIN 1978-81, 100 g, 45-148, .304, 4 hr, 17 rbi, 30 sbRODNEY MORRIS 1990, 6 g, 0-0, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJAMIE MORRISSEY 1991, 16 g, 4-23, .174, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 1 sbTAYLOR MOTTER 2009-11, 187 g, 195-643, .303, 53 2b, 18 hr, 110 rbi, 37 sbCAL MULLER 1996, 21 g, 12-50, .240, 3 hr, 13 rbi, 0 sbDAVID MULLINS 2011, 1 g, 99.00 ers, 0-0, 0 sv, 0.0 ip, 1 erRICK MURRAY 1983-85, 131 g, 99-363, .273, 8 hr, 61 rbi, 23 sb RICK MURRAY 1983-85, 25 g, 5-2, 5 sv, 3.18 era, 70.2 ip, 31 kRICHARD MYERS 1992-93, 6 g, 0-1, 30.84 era, 4.2 ip, 5 kPLOWDEN NELSON 1986, 11 g, 0-1, 2 sv, 5.40 era, 25.0 ip, 11 kPATRICK NICHOLS 2003-04, 52 g, .269, 2 hr, 13 rbi, 51bRANDY NIMMONS 1978-79, 33 g, 6-2, 10 sv, 3.52 era, 81.2 ip, 37 kRICO NOEL, 2008-10, 189 g, 196-637, .308, 40 2b, 22 hr, 134 rbi, 120 sbEVAN NOELL, 2008-10, 45 g, 17-75, .227, 6 2b, 1 hr, 12 rbiTIM OAKES 1995, 35 g, 38-135, .281, 1 hr, 15 rbi, 6 sbGREG ORSIMARSI 2001-04, 126 g, .210, 5 hr, 32 rbi, 10 sbHAYES ORTON 2010-11, 80 g, 77-263, .293, 56 r, 17 2b, 3 hr, 38 rbi, 9 sbPAT OVERTON 1987, 1 g, 0-1, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJUSTIN OWENS 1999-2002, 205 g, 249-708, .324, 26 hr, 149 rbi, 84 sbCHAD OXENDINE 2001-04, 198 g, .281, 4 hr, 97 rbi, 10 sb CHAD OXENDINE 2001-04, 2 g, 0-0, 7.71 era, 2.1 ip, 3 k FRANK PAINO 1979-82, 141 g, 84-292, .288, 5 hr, 39 rbi, 42 sb

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WALT PARMENTER 1979-80, 91 g, 110-298, .369, 16 hr, 58 rbi, 21 sbDAVID PASTORS 1984-85, 26 g, 6-26, .231, 1 hr, 7 rbi, 1 sbTIM PAUGH 1978-80, 105 g, 59-206, .286, 4 hr, 30 rbi, 37 sbRON PAULS 1979, 1 g, 0-2, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 1 sbBRANT PEACHER 2006, 50 g, 53-182, .291, 13 2b, 5 hr, 31 rbiLANCE PERLMAN 1991, 7 g, 0-10, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbADAM PERNASILICI 2003-05, .233, 7 hr, 34 rbi, 7 sbCHUCK PERRY 1984-85, 97 g, 101-299, .338, 9 hr, 81 rbi, 22 sbZANE PETTY 2006, 3 g, 0-1, 7.36 era, 9 k, 10 bb, 7.1 ipBRIAN PHILLIPS 1992-93, 19 g, 0-0, 5.75 era, 31.1 ip, 28 kMIKE PHILLIPS 1988, 3 g, 0-1, 40.45 era, 2.2 ip, 1 kMIKE PICKERAL 1998, 2 g, 0-0, 8.59 era, 7.1 ip, 8 kJOHN PILATICH 1984-86, 27 g, 10-7, 4.90 era, 125.0 ip, 85 kSTEVE PINOCCHIO 2002-03, 119 g, 99-397, .249, 4 hr, 56 rbi, 16 sbDAVE PISANO 1998, 7 g, 0-2, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbSTEVE PODRAZA 1982, 43 g, 30-108, .278, 4 hr, 24 rbi, 0 sbCHRIS POND 1992-95, 224 g, 248-739, .336, 18 hr, 126 rbi, 37 sbFRED POOLE 1978, 32 g, 6-44, .136, 1 hr, 3 rbi, 9 sbBRANDON POWELL 2000-03, 239 g, 303-880, .344, 27 hr, 186 rbi, 80 sbDAVID POUTIER 2007, 11 g, .500, 2-4, 1 rbiDONNIE PRESLEY 2005-06, 24 g, 3-2, 4.45 era, 66.2 ip, 51 kMIKE PROCHASKA 1985-88, 180 g, 199-617, .323, 21 hr, 112 rbi, 21 sbJASON PRUITT 1992-93, 36 g, 16-44, .364, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 0 sbMIKE PRUITT 1982-83, 88 g, 92-244, .377, 11 hr, 56 rbi, 23 sbCHRIS RABER 2004-07, 228 g, 210-711, .295, 36 2b, 23 hr, 119 rbiMATT RADEMACHER 2006-07, 74 g, 67-201, .333, 12 2b, 45 rbiMATT RAGAN 1995-96, 96 g, 105-344, .305, 13 hr, 68 rbi, 8 sbROB RAMBOW 1995, 43 g, 40-131, .305, 1 hr, 24 rbi, 3 sbLARRY RASKIN 1978, 40 g, 33-131, .252, 2 hr, 20 rbi, 22 sbDENNIS RAY 1995-96, 66 g, 47-183, .257, 2 hr, 28 rbi, 12 sbMATT REIN, 2008-11, 91 g, 21-3, 5 sv, 2.99 era, 189.1 ip, 142 kTOM REINISCH 1983, 19 g, 6-17, .353, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sbADAM RICE 2008-10, 188 g, 239-703, .340, 45 2b, 24 hr, 154 rbiJEFF RICHARD, 2008, 14 g, 0-0, 11 k, 16 erBOBBY RICHARDSON 1995-97, 56 g, 8-9, 2 sv, 6.59 era, 151.2 ip, 88 kRON RIGGLE 1989-90, 15 g, 0-1, 1 sv, 9.21 era, 28.1 ip, 17 kJOHN RIGOS 1981-83, 129 g, 128-376, .340, 33 hr, 104 rbi, 48 sbTRAVIS RISSER 2006-07, 39 app, 5-5, 4.18 era, 40 k, 29 bb, 56.0 ip, 6 svMARK ROACH 1984, 5 g, 1-0, 3.60 era, 20.0 ip, 16 kMARK RODRIGUEZ 1999, 1 g, 0-0, 37.80 era, 1.2 ip, 3 kPAUL RODRIGUEZ, 2008-09, 1 g, 0-0, 1 k, 1 bbTIM ROMAINE 1990, 16 g, 7-31, .226, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 1 sbTOM ROMANO 1977-80, 167 g, 181-590, .307, 49 hr, 166 rbi, 43 sbMARK ROMER 1989-90, 103 g, 137-384, .357, 6 hr, 47 rbi, 66 sbBARRY ROOF 2000, 32 g, 16-58, .276, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 6 sbSTEVE ROTH 1987-88, 27 g, 12-53, .226, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 2 sbJOSH RUSH 2000-01, 20 g, 2-2, 1 sv, 7.36 era, 22.0 ip, 8 k CHIP RUSSELL 1984-85, 18 g, 11-29, .379, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sbJEREMY RYALS 2002,6 g, 0-3, .000, 0 hr 0 rbi, 0 sb DOUG SABBAGH 1978-80 125 g, 123-355, .346, 10 hr, 73 rbi, 62 sbMIKE SABBAGH 1978-80, 129 g, 113-377, .300, 9 hr, 79 rbi, 71 sbKEVIN SALMON 2005-06, 35 g, 5-5, 5.02 era, 71 k, 52 bbJEREMY SAMATAS 1997-98, 113 g, 153-425, .360, 22 hr, 103 rbi, 5sbRICH SANDERSON 1978-79, 18 g, 8-2, 4.62 era, 74.1 ip, 58 kDAVID SAPPELT 2006-08, 176 g, 251-729, .344, 33 hr, 157 rbi, 19 sbFRANK SARVER 1993-94, 109 g, 115-392, .293, 3 hr, 48 rbi, 43 sbFRED SCHEER 1985, 12 g, 5-2, 4.88 era, 38.2 ip, 18 kMATT SCHILLING 1993-94, 126-363, .347, 9 hr, 65 rbi, 12 sbLUKE SCHLECHTE 2010, 16 g, 5-23, .217, 1 2b, 6 rbiKEVIN SCHNALL 1998-99, 107 g, 124-344, .360, 8 hr, 81 rbi, 2 sbPETE SCHRAMKA 1990-92, 134 g, 117-378, .310, 9 hr, 58 rbi, 16 sbBRAD SCHUKA 1999, 56 g, 7-3, 2 sv, 4.45 era, 113.1 ip, 124 kSIMON SCOTT 1990-92, 62 g, 45-137, .328, 4 hr, 22 rbi, 3 sbJEFF SEFCIK 1988-89, 78 g, 82-261, .314, 16 hr, 66 bi, 3 sbTIM SHAW 1986-88, 114 g, 109-385, 14 hr, 68 rbi, 1 sbRICKY SHEFKA 2005, 17 g, 12-3, 2.75 era, 117.2 ip, 81 kJOHN SHIROKY 1978-80, 88 g, 71-197, .360, 8 hr, 55 rbi, 6 sbJASON SIMMONS 1999, 28 g, 5-32, .156, 0 hr, 8 bi, 2 sbMATT SKREPENAK 1993-94, 46 g, 23-100, .230, 1 hr, 8 rbi, 3 sbMARK SLOBODNIK 1990, 67-191, .351, 9 hr, 38 rbi, 13 sbART SMITH 1984-86, 88 g, 96-277, .347, 11 hr, 54 rbi, 31 sbCRAIG SMITH 1991-92, 43 g, 10-31, .323, 0 hr, 4 rbi, 6 sbJEFF SMITH 1995-98, 61 g, 9-16, 2 sv, 7.01 era, 168.1 ip, 130 kKENNY SMITH 1982, 12 g, 3-9, .333, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 1 sbSCOTT SMITH 1995-96, 27 g, 7-8, 5.64 era, 105.1 ip, 53 kSTEVE SMITH 1978-80, 44 g, 33-6, 2 sv, 1.86 era, 300.2 ip, 216 k STEVE SMITH 1978-80, 41 g, 29-102, .284, 5 hr, 17 rbi, 2 sbDAVE SNYDER 1979-80, 13 g, 2-3, 3.03 era, 38.2 ip, 34 kMORGAN SNOW, 2002, 18 g, 8-23, .348, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sbSTEVE SOJA 2000-03, 72 g, 7-2, 7 sv, 4.72 era, 89.2 ip, 71 kTERRY SPIRES 1986-87, 100 g, 170-425, .400, 12 hr, 88 rbi, 21 sbTONY SPIRES 1987-90, 200 g, 233-777, .300, 23 hr, 129 rbi, 41 sb

ASHLEY SPRINGS 1997, 18 g, 4-24, .167, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJERRY SPURRELL 1984, 3 g, 0-3, .000, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 0 sbJOE STETHERS 1977, 15 g, 10-3, 2.05 era, 103.2 ip, 95 kKIM STEVENS 1983-84, 92 g, 62-200, .310, 7 hr, 46 rbi, 28 sbKEITH STOHR 1982-83, 21 g, 3-1, 3 sv, 3.12 era, 40.1 ip, 24 kRANDY STOKES 1987-90, 68 g, 33-14, 4 sv, 3.85 era, 404.1 ip, 305 kTONY STOKES 2000, 27 g, 5-45, .111, 1 hr, 6 rbi, 0 sbBRENT STONE 1988-91, 34 g, 7-4, 4.89 era, 99.1 ip, 66 kRAY STORMS 1985, 12 g, 4-0, 4.68 era, 42.1 ip, 28 kGREG STREETT 1987-88, 96 g, 149-400, .373, 6 hr, 74 rbi, 9 sbDORSEY STRICKLAND 2004-06, 16 app, 0-0, 4.76 era, 6 k, 11 bbJUSTIN STURGE 2000-03, 88 g, 21-11, 3.70 era, 294 ip, 278 kSCOTT STURKIE 1998-01, 80 g, 36-20, 3.82era, 416.2 ip, 400 kPAUL SUMMERLIN 1986, 11 g, 1-1, 12.31 era, 19.0 ip, 12 kTOM SUTRYK 1983-86, 118 g, 118-384, .307, 10 hr, 68 rbi, 19 sbMATT SUTTON 2006, 51 g, 52-190, .274, 12 hr, 38 rbi, 14 sbTJ SWANK 2009, 15 g, 0-0, 5.79 era, 11 k, 18.2 ipJIM SWENSON 1997, 4 g, 0-0, 10.80 era, 3.1 ip, 1 kFRANK TALOTTA 1982-83, 107 g, 151-387, .390, 24 hr, 118 rbi, 53 sbBRAD TAYLOR 2003, 9 g, 3 ab, 2 bbKEITH TAYLOR 1977, 39 g, 41-136, .301, 6 hr, 33 rbi, 0 sbPEARCE TAYLOR 1988-91, 138 g, 133-434, .306, 12 hr, 74 rbi, 54 sbFRANK TEMEAN 1989-90, 44 g, 26-90, .289, 1 hr, 14 bi, 1 sbMARSHALL TESAURO 1977-78, 23 g, 10-7, 4.22 era, 119.1 ip, 68 kKEVIN THOMAS 1986-88, 27 g, 16-6, 4.24 era, 155.0 ip, 142 kKEVIN J. THOMAS 1999-01, 18 g, 4-2, 5.31 era, 62.2 ip, 55 kDANNY THOMPSON 1982, 37 g, 10-36, .278, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 5 sbAARON THURSTON 1998, 31 g, 23-75, .307, 0 hr, 7 bi, 3 sbCHRIS TODD 2004-05, 91 g, .368, 63 rbi, 14 2b, 54 bbMARVIN TODD 1982, 43 g, 38-106, .359, 0 hr, 11 rbi, 0 sbKEN TOMKO 1980-83, 43 g, 16-3, 1 sv, 2.69 era, 140.2 ip, 89 kMATT TRAHAN 1996-97, 101 g, 86-281, .306, 16 hr 70 rbi, 3 sbPATRICK TREES 1998-99, 73 g, 48-172, .279, 3 hr, 17 rbi, 0 sbGARY TREMBLAY 1981-83, 125 g, 103-373, .276, 13 hr, 76 rbi, 4 sbDARRELL TURNER 1986, 13 g, 5-12, .417, 0 hr, 3 rbi, 0 sbSTEPHEN TURNER 1992-95, 189 g, 223-698, .319, 20 hr, 86 rbi, 99 sbTODD TURNER 1993-94, 37 g, 18-75, .220, 2 hr, 10 rbi, 0 sb TODD TURNER 1993-94, 14 g, 0-1, 1 sv, 6.20 era, 24.2 ip, 12 kGARY TURNIPSEED 1992-93, 92 g, 110-339, .324, 7 hr, 33 rbi, 61 sbSTEVE TYLKE 1997-98, 100 g, 86-296, .291, 12 hr, 61 rbi, 6 sbLUKE ULLMAN 2001, 10 g, 3-9, .333, 0 hr, 0 rbi, 2 sbPAT VALERO 1993-94, 32 g, 8-7, 2 sv, 5.10 era, 95.1 ip, 40 kMIKE VALTER 2005-06, 32 g, 5-3, 3.39 era, 61 k, 33 bb, 98.1 ipCHRIS VAUGHT 1996, 18 g, 1-2, 1 sv, 7.05 era, 37.0 ip, 20 kRJ VENTURA 1992, 46 g, 44-136, .324, 5 hr, 28 rbi, 15 sbAARON VERRETT 2005-06, 105 g, 91-354, .257, 51 rbi, 6 hr, 12 sbJASON VINDICH 1996-97, 92 g, 108-293, .369, 7 hr, 52 rbi, 27 sbSHAWN VINJU 1998-00, 84 g, 54-201, .269, 2 hr, 26 rbi, 0 sbADAM VRABLE 2005-07, 156 g, 138-467, .300, 21 2b, 2 hr, 60 rbiBRIAN WAACK 2002-03, 45 g, 7-3, 4 sv, 3.36 era, 115.2 ip, 91 k RIC WALDT 1978, 43 g, 50-143, .350, 5 hr, 36 rbi, 6 sbWILL WALL 1995-96, 84 g, 84-295, .285, 3 hr, 36 rbi, 20 sbCHAD WATERS 1999-01, 29 g, 11-56, .196, 7 bi, 11.57 era, 2.1 ip, 2 kALEX WATSON 2007, 2 app, 9.00 era, 2.0 ip, 4 kCHIP WEISGERBER 1995-96, 104g, 130-374, .348, 12 hr, 76 rbi, 18 sbJORDAN WEISMORE 1999-2002, 155g, 61-231, .248, 1 hr, 37 rbi, 7sbCODY WHEELER 2008-10, 54 g, 28-1, 4.19 era, 268.2 ip, 276 kBRIAN WHITE 1997, 31 g, 18-71, .254, 0 hr, 5 rbi, 1 sbTONY WHITEMAN 1990-91, 5 g, 0-1, 7.72 era, 9.1 ip, 4 kTOM WILLIAMS 1979, 29 g, 13-32, .406, 0 hr, 8 rbi, 10 sbCHRIS WILSON 1991-93, 57 g, 5-6, 9 sv, 6.40 era, 102.2 ip, 82 kTOMMY WINEGARDNER 2009, 24 g, 19-65, .292, 4 2b, 0-2, 5.09 eraDAVID WISE 1984, 10 g, 4-15, .267, 0 hr, 2 rbi, 1 sbRICH WITTEN 2008-11, 139, 114-382, .298, 88 r, 33 2b, 12 hr, 92 rbi RICH WITTEN 2008-pres., 4 g, 0-1, 0 sv, 6.52 era, 9.2 ip, 3 kSCOTT WOODWARD 2008-11, 224 g, 254-762, .333, 251 r, 43 2b, 17 hr, 158 sbDENNY WOODS 1984-85, 96 g, 125-337, .371, 27 hr, 98 rbi, 21 sbAARON WRIGHTSMAN 1992-95, 140 g, 54-238, .227, 0 hr, 21 rbi, 20 sbJOE WROBLE 1997, 10 g, 0-3, 7.79 era, 32.1 ip, 18 kT.J. YOUNG 2011, 18 g, 7-27, .259, 3 r, 1 2b, 0 hr, 3 rbiROB ZACHMANN 1992, 13 g, 3-16, .188, 0 hr, 1 rbi, 0 sbJOE ZANGARI 1998-99, 76 g, 67-214, .313, 8 hr, 41 rbi, 1 sb JOE ZANGARI 1998-99, 9 g, 1-1, 5.68 era, 19.0 ip, 22 k HAROLD ZDZIARSKI 1996, 6 g, 1-1, 6.98 era, 19.1 ip, 6 kTOM ZMUDOSKY 1981-82, 32 g, 12-8, 3 sv, 3.08 era, 149.0 ip, 108 k

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Coa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l lChants as Big South Annual Statistical LeaderCoa s ta l Ca r o l i n a Ba s e B a l l

Year-By-Year Coaching Records

Big South Titles Regular Season Tourney Total

COASTAL CAROLINA 14 12 26Winthrop 3 4 7Liberty 2 3 5Charleston Southern 1 0 1UNC Asheville 0 1 1Radford 0 0 0High Point 0 0 0VMI 0 0 0Gardner-Webb 0 0 0Presbyterian 0 0 0

FORMER MEMBERS UNC Greensboro 2 1 3Birmingham-Southern 2 0 2Campbell 0 2 1UMBC 0 0 0Augusta State 0 0 0Elon 0 0 0Towson 0 0 0Davidson 0 0 0Armstrong State 0 0 0

OVERALL CONF./DISTRICT BATTING AVG. RUNS SCOREDYear Coach W L T Pct. W L Regular Season Finish CCU Opp. CCU Opp, HR SB ERA SO FLD%1974 John Vrooman 20 10 0 .667 - - - - - - - - - - - -1975 John Vrooman 21 19 0 .525 - - - - - - - - - - - -1976 John Vrooman 14 21 0 .400 8 1 - - - 176 181 - - - - -1977 John Vrooman 32 13 0 .711 10 2 - .284 - 274 180 31 140 2.47 260 -1978 Larry Carr 33 14 0 .729 14 3 District 6 Champion .308 .218 351 237 45 205 3.77 298 .9401979 Larry Carr 42 9 0 .824 16 2 District 6 Champion .330 .196 418 208 53 237 2.56 235 .9411980 Larry Carr 38 10 0 .792 16 4 District 6/Area 7 Champion .343 .190 378 148 59 129 2.07 262 .9471981 Larry Carr 28 13 0 .683 18 2 - .326 .243 340 191 58 135 4.30 231 .9501982 Larry Carr 39 13 0 .750 16 2 District 6/Area 7 Champion .309 .294 354 325 45 173 2.97 334 .9501983 Larry Carr 46 12 1 .788 12 1 District 6/Area 7 Champion .352 .231 537 261 109 220 3.81 412 .9461984 Larry Carr (39-16) 27 13 0 .709 10 6 District 6/Area 7 Champion .329 .245 427 233 69 102 3.57 327 .947 Russ Bergman 12 3 2 01985 Bobby Richardson 30 19 0 .612 13 5 - .346 .277 450 303 72 90 5.43 242 .9541986 Bobby Richardson 31 19 0 .620 9 9 2nd Big South West .341 .279 415 317 66 76 5.26 282 .9531987 John Vrooman 27 23 0 .540 7 6 2nd Big South West .313 .273 340 324 44 33 5.47 291 .9631988 John Vrooman 35 12 0 .745 15 0 Big South Champion .313 .269 348 255 56 27 4.68 253 .9591989 John Vrooman 33 13 0 .717 15 3 Big South Champion .304 .280 313 238 56 72 4.18 271 .9541990 John Vrooman 40 19 0 .678 14 2 Big South Champion .309 .263 389 256 55 158 3.77 329 .9591991 John Vrooman 36 29 0 554 15 5 Big South Champion .276 .277 356 372 43 159 4.74 345 .9741992 John Vrooman 33 27 0 .550 13 5 Big South Champion .327 .271 395 343 64 126 4.31 344 .9621993 John Vrooman 28 28 0 .500 15 8 Big South Champion .295 .283 319 315 36 118 5.18 279 .9481994 John Vrooman 30 26 0 .536 18 9 2nd .303 .280 339 341 47 94 5.35 251 .9621995 John Vrooman 17 37 0 .315 6 17 8th .291 .301 280 402 31 79 6.86 266 .9541996 Gary Gilmore 24 29 0 .453 11 10 4th .313 .305 403 399 45 115 6.15 259 .9491997 Gary Gilmore 23 31 0 .426 5 16 8th .308 .324 369 437 58 65 7.39 284 .9431998 Gary Gilmore 31 29 0 .517 11 7 2nd .309 .298 420 398 58 86 5.73 495 .9471999 Gary Gilmore 43 15 0 .741 10 2 Big South Champion .320 .253 447 269 46 122 3.72 510 .9582000 Gary Gilmore 34 24 0 .586 11 10 4th .268 .251 304 276 28 122 4.30 479 .9592001 Gary Gilmore 42 20 0 .677 16 4 2nd .330 .255 482 301 64 138 4.10 505 .9612002 Gary Gilmore 44 19 0 .698 16 5 Big South Champion .313 .265 468 272 67 192 3.40 406 .9642003 Gary Gilmore 45 18 0 .714 12 7 2nd .284 .248 428 266 48 155 3.57 508 .9702004 Gary Gilmore 40 23 0 .635 16 8 3rd .291 .276 433 359 63 98 5.00 488 .9632005 Gary Gilmore 50 16 0 .757 21 3 Big South Champion .306 .272 496 339 46 106 4.09 469 .9632006 Gary Gilmore 30 27 0 .526 15 9 3rd .289 .282 344 315 43 69 4.26 370 .9642007 Gary Gilmore 50 13 0 .794 17 4 Big South Champion .321 .265 455 279 74 65 3.63 390 .9712008 Gary Gilmore 50 14 0 .781 17 3 Big South Champion .324 .264 524 318 96 105 4.25 442 .9672009 Gary Gilmore 47 16 0 .746 21 5 Big South Champion .329 .250 522 281 86 121 4.04 456 .9682010 Gary Gilmore 55 10 0 .846 25 0 Big South Champion .324 .248 603 274 111 161 3.53 530 .9682011 Gary Gilmore 42 20 0 .667 20 7 Big South Champion .281 .234 412 236 51 102 2.97 478 .971

BIG SOUTH HISTORYSeason Regular-Season Champion Tournament Champion Tournament Runner-Up1985 n/a Winthrop Campbell1986 none (divisional play) COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop1987 none (divisional play) Winthrop Armstrong State1988 COASTAL CAROLINA Campbell Charleston Southern1989 COASTAL CAROLINA no tournament held1990 COASTAL CAROLINA Campbell COASTAL CAROLINA1991 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA UNC Asheville1992 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop1993 COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty Radford1994 UNC Greensboro no tournament held1995 Winthrop no tournament held1996 Charleston Southern no tournament held1997 UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro Charleston Southern1998 Liberty Liberty COASTAL CAROLINA1999 COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop COASTAL CAROLINA2000 Liberty Liberty Charleston Southern2001 Winthrop COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop2002 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty2003 Winthrop COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty2004 Birmingham-Southern COASTAL CAROLINA Birmingham-Southern2005 COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop COASTAL CAROLINA2006 Birmingham-Southern UNC Asheville Liberty2007 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty2008 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty2009 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Winthrop2010 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Liberty2011 COASTAL CAROLINA COASTAL CAROLINA Gardner-Webb

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NAIA WORLD SERIES 1978 st. Joseph, mo.5/26 Point Park (Pa.) L 1 35/28 St. Francis (Ill.) L 5 11

1980 nashville, tenn.5/28 David Lipscomb (Tenn.) W 3 05/29 Point Park (Pa.) W 4 15/30 Lewis (Ill.) L 3 75/30 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) L 2 4

1982 lubbock, texas5/31 Birmingham-Southern (Ala.) W 5 46/1 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) L 7 86/2 St. Xavier (Ill.) L 3 7

1983 lubbock, texas5/30 Liberty Baptist (Va.) W 5 26/1 Lubbock Christian (Texas) L 9 146/2 Kansas Newman (Kan.) L 12 23

1984 lewiston, idaho5/28 Dallas Baptist (Texas) W 8 75/30 Anderson (Ind.) W 13 25/31 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) L 4 76/2 Southwestern (Texas) L 1 9

NCAA REGIONAL AND SUPER REGIONAL 1991 #6 seed at atlantic regional (tallahassee, Fla.)5/24 at #1 Florida State L 0 65/25 vs. #2 Georgia Tech L 7 11

2001 #3 seed at georgia regional (athens, ga.)5/25 vs. #2 Georgia Tech W 5 35/26 vs. #4 Georgia Southern W 12 35/27 at #1 Georgia L 3 95/27 at #1 Georgia L 7 8

2002 #4 seed at atlanta regional (atlanta, ga.)5/31 at #1 Georgia tech L 0 66/1 vs. #3 Louisville W 9 16/1 vs. #2 Georgia L 7 9

2003 #2 seed at lincoln regional (lincoln, neb.)5/30 vs. #3 Southwest Missouri St. L 3 85/31 vs. #4 Eastern Michigan L 8 9

2004 #3 seed at columbia regional (columbia, s.c.)6/4 vs. #2 North Carolina L 5 66/5 vs. #4 The Citadel L 1 10

2005 #1 seed at tempe regional (tempe, ariz.)6/3 vs. #4 UNLV 12 8 W6/4 at #2 Arizona State 3 11 L6/5 vs. #4 UNLV 14 7 W6/5 at #2 Arizona State 5 9 L

2007 #1 seed at myrtle Beach regional (myrtle Beach, s.c.)6/1 #4 Virginia Commonwealth 7 1 W6/3 #2 Clemson 8 11 L6/3 #3 St. John’s 6 5 W6/4 #2 Clemson 3 15 L

2008 #1 seed at conway regional (conway, s.c.)5/30 #4 Columbia 10 2 W5/31 #3 Alabama 13 10 W6/1 #2 East Carolina 24 11 W

cary super regional (cary, n.c.)6/7 vs. #2 North Carolina 4 9 L6/8 vs. #2 North Carolina 4 14 L

2009 #2 seed at chapel hill regional (chapel hill, n.c.)5/29 vs. #3 Kansas 11 3 W5/30 at #1 North Carolina 5 14 L5/31 vs. #3 Kansas 1 5 L

2010 #1 seed at myrtle Beach regional (myrtle Beach, s.c.) #4 NATIONAL SEED6/4 #4 Stony Brook 6 0 W6/5 #2 College of Charleston 6 16 L6/6 #4 Stony Brook 25 7 W6/6 #2 College of Charleston 8 7 W6/7 #2 College of Charleston 11 10 W (10)

myrtle Beach super regional (myrtle Beach, s.c.)6/12 South Carolina 3 4 L6/13 South Carolina 9 10 L

2011 #3 seed at clemson regional (clemson, s.c.)6/3 #2 Connecticut 13 1 W6/4 #1 Clemson 7 12 L6/5 #2 Connecticut 6 12 L


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All -Time Results1976

Record: 14-21 (8-1) Coach: John Vrooman

3/5 at South Carolina L 0 53/8 Maryland W 6 43/12 Allen University * W 19 53/12 Allen University * W 10 23/15 Coker W 16 13/18 at UNC Wilmington L 2 53/20 Wofford * W 9 73/21 Wofford * W 10 53/25 Armstrong State W 2 03/26 Eastern Connecticut W 10 63/27 Miami (Ohio) L 0 33/27 Miami (Ohio) L 1 43/30 Mars Hill * W 8 13/31 ~ Charleston Southern * L 0 14/1 Voorhees * W 13 94/2 UNC Wilmington W 7 64/3 Methodist L 2 54/3 Methodist L 1 24/7 Pembroke State W 5 24/7 Pembroke State L 1 24/9 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 14 54/13 at Pembroke State L 3 44/14 The Citadel L 1 134/19 Francis Marion L 4 64/21 at The Citadel L 5 64/27 at Voorhees * W 8 25/5 vs Francis Marion % L 2 55/5 vs Erskine % L 1 4

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs

1977Record: 32-13 (10-2)

Coach: John Vrooman2/25 Alderson-Broaddus W 8 22/26 at Voorhees W 6 22/27 UNC Wilmington W 11 13/1 at South Carolina L 0 113/3 Pembroke State W 5 43/9 Benedict * W 6 03/9 Benedict * W 10 03/12 Wake Forest W 2 03/13 Wake Forest L 4 113/14 Glenville State W 17 43/15 Wake Forest L 3 103/17 at Jacksonville L 0 43/18 at Armstrong State L 4 73/20 at Georgia Southern L 4 73/24 Cincinnati L 8 113/25 Detroit W 9 83/25 Cincinnati W 11 53/26 SIU Edwardsville W 8 13/26 SIU Edwardsville W 7 03/29 ~ Charleston Southern * W 10 53/30 at Morris * W 13 23/30 at Morris * W 6 34/2 at Newberry * L 1 54/4 Francis Marion * W 10 54/5 Brockport State W 21 74/6 at UNC Wilmington W 14 64/7 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 4 84/9 Erskine * W 1 04/11 The Citadel W 6 54/15 at Wofford W 11 14/15 at Wofford W 10 34/16 at Erskine * W 7 64/19 at Francis Marion * W 4 24/21 at The Citadel W 2 14/23 Newberry * W 5 24/25 at Pembroke State L 2 34/25 at Pembroke State W 6 25/5 vs Wofford % W 7 25/6 vs Newberry % L 3 115/6 vs Wofford % L 8 12


1978Record: 33-14 (14-3)

Coach: Larry CarrNAIA District 6 Champion

NAIA World Series3/1 ~ Charleston Southern L 11 123/2 at South Carolina L 3 43/4 Alderson-Broadus W 10 33/5 Salisbury State L 6 93/5 Salisbury State L 0 63/6 Alderson-Broadus W 10 13/13 at Morris W 15 33/16 Wake Forest L 4 83/17 Wake Forest W 5 43/18 Wake Forest W 10 43/21 Allegheny W 6 23/22 Lewis L 0 93/23 Lewis W 8 23/24 Lewis W 7 63/26 at Georgia Southern L 1 73/26 at Georgia Southern L 2 83/28 Voorhees W 12 13/29 Glenville State W 4 03/30 at Vorhees W 15 83/31 Maine-Gorham W 10 13/31 Maine-Gorham W 8 34/2 UNC Wilmington W 11 44/2 UNC Wilmington W 9 44/4 Francis Marion W 6 54/7 at Erskine L 2 104/8 at Newberry W 5 44/9 at Georgia Tech W 9 84/11 Benedict W 12 34/15 Erskine W 13 34/19 at USC Aiken W 5 14/19 at USC Aiken W 16 44/22 Newberry W 9 04/23 The Citadel L 8 114/24 at Francis Marion L 5 134/26 Morris L 11 144/27 ~ at Charleston Southern W 5 04/27 at The Citadel W 6 54/29 Wofford W 4 24/29 Wofford W 7 25/5 vs. Francis Marion % W 5 35/6 vs. Newberry % W 7 35/7 vs. Newberry % W 9 55/17 vs. High Point + W 8 55/17 vs. West Virginia State+ W 14 125/18 vs. West Virginia State + W 11 55/26 vs. Point Park $ L 1 35/28 vs. St. Francis (Ill.) $ L 5 11

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional$ - naia world series (st. Joseph, mo.)

1979Record: 42-9 (16-2)Coach: Larry Carr

District 6 Champion3/1 Alderson-Broaddus W 13 33/2 at Voorhees * W 12 73/4 Furman W 13 33/7 at Armstrong State W 15 43/8 at Armstrong State W 12 73/9 at Jacksonville L 0 73/10 at Morris * W 11 73/12 Shepherd W 12 33/15 Purdue-Fort Wayne W 12 23/16 Virginia W 4 33/17 Wake Forest L 9 103/19 at Voorhees * W 16 73/25 UNC Wilmington W 6 23/26 West Liberty State W 2 13/26 West Liberty State W 5 23/27 West Liberty State W 5 03/28 West Liberty State W 17 23/29 Francis Marion * W 3 03/30 Maine-Gorham W 13 33/31 at Newberry * L 3 124/1 Maine-Gorham W 15 54/2 Methodist W 10 44/3 at The Citadel W 8 3

4/5 Morris * W 9 44/7 USC Aiken * W 12 04/7 USC Aiken * W 11 14/10 at Methodist W 10 64/11 at UNC Wilmington W 1 04/12 at UNC Wilmington L 3 44/14 Erskine * W 12 74/15 Glenville State W 13 84/16 Glenville State W 12 24/17 at Francis Marion * W 5 14/20 UNC Charlotte W 9 04/20 UNC Charlotte W 9 24/21 Newberry * W 16 44/23 The Citadel W 4 04/26 at Georgia Southern L 1 154/26 at Georgia Southern L 2 34/27 at Erskine * W 5 24/28 at Wofford * W 5 24/28 at Wofford * W 9 25/4 vs. Erskine % W 3 15/5 vs. Francis Marion % W 7 65/6 vs. Newberry % L 6 75/6 vs. Newberry % W 6 35/17 vs. West Virginia State + L 5 75/18 vs. Cumberland + W 4 05/19 vs. West Virginia State + W 5 45/19 vs. High Point + W 9 75/20 vs. High Point + L 9 13

* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional

1980Record: 38-10 (16-4)

Coach: Larry CarrDistrict 6 Champion

Area 7 ChampionNAIA World Series

2/27 Voorhees * W 8 13/11 Shepherd (W.Va.) W 16 63/13 Wake Forest W 4 33/14 UNC Wilmington W 13 13/15 West Field State W 9 03/15 West Field State W 6 33/16 West Field State W 6 23/16 West Field State W 7 23/22 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 3 13/23 Francis Marion * L 6 83/31 at Georgia College L 6 74/1 at USC Aiken * W 5 14/1 at USC Aiken * W 7 64/2 Southern Maine W 7 24/2 Glenville State W 4 04/3 Glenville State W 9 14/3 Glenville State W 7 24/4 at Winthrop * L 1 44/5 Erskine * W 12 14/7 Benedict * (forfeit) W 9 04/7 Benedict * (forfeit) W 9 04/10 ~ Charleston Southern * W 9 24/11 at Georgia Southern W 6 34/12 at Georgia Southern L 7 134/14 at Francis Marion * W 9 34/15 Morris * L 3 64/15 Morris * W 19 04/17 Allen * W 7 04/19 Winthrop * W 2 04/20 Newberry * W 5 14/23 at The Citadel L 1 54/25 at Erskine * W 10 14/27 at Voorhees * (forfeit) W 9 04/28 at Allen * W 20 04/29 at Newberry * L 12 144/30 The Citadel W 13 75/2 vs. USC Aiken % L 4 65/3 vs. Francis Marion % W 12 25/3 vs. USC Aiken % W 16 15/4 vs. Winthrop % W 4 35/4 vs. Winthrop % W 13 85/15 vs. Cumberland + W 8 05/16 vs. Pfeiffer + W 8 25/17 vs. Cumberland + W 15 85/28 vs. Lipscomb $ W 3 05/29 vs. Point Park (Pa.) $ W 4 15/30 vs Lewis (Ill.) $ L 3 7

5/30 vs. Lewis-Clark State $ L 2 4

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional$ - naia world series (nashville, tenn.)

1981Record: 28-13 (18-2)

Coach: Larry Carr2/28 at Voorhees * W 14 03/5 at Allen * W 14 53/13 Delaware State W 8 33/13 Delaware State W 4 03/14 at Erskine * L 5 63/16 West Liberty State W 16 63/16 West Liberty State W 11 53/18 Austin Peay W 15 53/19 Austin Peay L 3 63/19 Austin Peay W 12 63/20 Tennessee L 6 113/21 Tennessee L 6 103/24 at Morris * W 6 13/25 Wake Forest L 6 113/26 Wake Forest W 11 23/27 Voorhees * W 15 43/28 at Newberry * W 9 24/2 at Georgia Southern L 1 74/4 at Winthrop * L 0 44/5 Wofford * W 10 74/5 Wofford * W 8 14/7 Morris * W 14 44/7 Allen * W 22 54/11 Erskine * W 12 24/12 Presbyterian * W 5 14/12 Presbyterian * W 11 04/13 at UNC Wilmington W 11 94/15 The Citadel L 4 64/17 USC Aiken * W 10 94/17 USC Aiken * W 3 14/18 Winthrop * W 9 54/20 at Francis Marion * W 10 04/25 Newberry * W 9 14/26 at UNC Charlotte L 2 34/26 at UNC Charlotte L 2 34/28 Francis Marion * W 16 134/29 at The Citadel L 2 85/1 vs. USC Aiken % W 6 55/2 vs. Winthrop % W 5 35/3 vs. Winthrop % L 3 45/3 vs. Winthrop % L 4 7

* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs

1982Record: 39-13 (16-2)

Coach: Larry CarrDistirct 6 Champion


2/27 Voorhees * W 8 23/8 The Citadel L 5 103/10 Francis Marion * W 6 53/11 Sacred Heart W 9 43/12 Sacred Heart L 1 113/12 Sacred Heart L 1 23/13 Morris * W 14 23/14 at Wofford * W 14 63/14 at Wofford * W 4 23/15 Spring Garden W 7 03/15 Spring Garden W 11 33/16 Austin Peay (forfeit) W 9 03/16 Austin Peay (forfeit) W 9 03/17 Austin Peay (forfeit) W 9 03/18 Wake Forest W 6 13/19 at Morris * W 6 53/20 at Newberry * W 6 53/22 Hiram (Ohio) W 7 23/23 Hiram (Ohio) W 7 13/25 Voorhees * W 29 13/27 at USC Aiken * W 3 03/27 at USC Aiken * L 3 43/28 Southern Maine W 12 352


All -Time Results3/29 Southern Maine L 1 33/30 at Wake Forest L 4 104/1 Southern Maine W 8 24/2 at Erskine * W 13 04/4 at UNC Wilmington W 3 04/6 at Winthrop * W 6 24/8 at Georgia Southern L 3 74/8 at Georgia Southern W 7 54/9 at Allen * W 8 14/10 Erskine * W 8 24/13 at Francis Marion * W 8 54/17 Winthrop * W 8 44/17 Winthrop * W 8 44/20 Allen * (forfeit) W 9 04/21 at The Citadel L 2 44/23 UNC Wilmington W 6 44/24 Newberry * L 4 134/30 vs. Francis Marion % L 3 45/1 vs. Newberry % W 10 25/1 vs. USC Aiken % W 4 35/2 vs. Francis Marion % W 8 35/2 vs. Francis Marion % W 12 115/14 vs. West Virginia State + L 0 115/15 vs. Kentucky State + W 7 65/15 vs. West Virginia State + W 12 15/16 vs. High Point + W 6 55/16 vs. High Point + W 10 05/31 vs. Birmingham Southern $ W 5 46/2 vs. Lewis-Clark State $ L 7 86/3 vs. St. Xavier (Ill.) $ L 3 7

* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional$ - naia world series (lubbock, texas)

1983Record: 46-12-1 (12-1)

Coach: Larry CarrDistirct 6 Champion


2/26 at Georgia Southern W 5 42/27 at Georgia Southern L 2 162/28 at Armstrong State W 11 53/2 at Armstrong State W 6 53/2 at Armstrong State T 3 33/3 at Savannah State W 4 03/3 at Savannah State L 4 53/4 at Francis Marion * W 3 23/5 Hobart W 2 13/6 Hobart W 3 03/7 at Wake Forest L 3 43/8 Hobart W 11 03/8 Hobart W 14 13/9 Philadelphia Pharmacy W 16 23/10 Philadelphia Pharmacy W 12 23/10 Philadelphia Pharmacy W 14 33/14 Frostburg State W 7 03/15 Frostburg State W 8 23/16 at Allen * W 10 43/19 North Adams State W 16 93/20 at USC Aiken * W 8 73/21 North Adams State W 9 63/22 Youngstown State W 18 73/22 North Adams State W 11 103/23 Hiram W 13 23/24 Hiram W 16 23/27 Westminster W 15 23/28 Westminster W 22 34/1 Francis Marion * W 9 54/4 Winthrop * L 1 44/5 Morris * W 15 34/6 Gannon W 9 84/8 Gannon W 5 04/9 at The Citadel L 1 24/13 The Citadel W 6 34/14 Allen * W 19 14/17 Wofford * W 11 34/17 Wofford * W 6 14/18 USC Aiken * W 6 54/19 at Morris * W 6 14/23 Newberry * W 9 74/23 Newberry * W 8 34/29 vs. Francis Marion % W 10 94/30 vs. USC Aiken % L 3 44/30 vs. Winthrop % W 11 1

5/1 vs. USC Aiken % W 14 35/1 vs. USC Aiken % W 13 45/13 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) + W 11 15/14 vs. West Virginia State + W 22 45/15 vs. West Virginia State + W 18 25/20 at Arkansas W 5 35/21 at Arkansas W 13 75/21 at Arkansas L 4 65/22 at Oklahoma State L 4 125/22 at Oklahoma State L 0 25/23 at Oklahoma State L 6 135/30 vs. Liberty $ W 5 26/1 vs. Lubbock Christian $ L 9 146/2 vs. Kansas-Newman $ L 12 23

* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional$ - naia world series (lubbock, texas)

1984Record: 39-16 (12-6)

Coach: Larry Carr (27-13) Russ Bergman (12-3)

Distirct 6 ChampionArea 7 ChampionNAIA World Series

3/1 Campbell L 1 43/1 Campbell W 6 13/3 at Erskine * L 3 43/4 at USC Aiken * W 10 63/5 at Armstrong State L 2 63/6 at Armstrong State W 5 03/7 at Savannah State W 8 23/8 at Savannah State W 3 13/9 at Voorhees * W 14 13/11 at Wofford * L 6 103/11 at Wofford * W 5 43/14 Voorhees * W 7 63/16 North Adams State W 11 43/17 North Adams State W 9 43/18 Youngstown State W 9 23/18 North Adams State W 4 13/19 Youngstown State W 15 23/19 North Adams State W 9 73/20 Le Moyne L 5 63/21 Le Moyne L 2 33/21 Hiram W 17 03/23 at Francis Marion * L 7 163/24 Southern Maine W 8 43/24 Southern Maine W 11 43/25 at Newberry * L 5 63/26 Southern Maine W 13 13/26 Southern Maine W 10 33/27 The Citadel W 8 43/31 Morris * W 20 44/1 at The Citadel L 5 74/2 Winthrop * W 12 104/6 at Allen * W 17 04/7 at Morris * W 14 14/13 at Winthrop * L 4 64/15 at N.C. Wesleyan L 7 84/15 at N.C. Wesleyan L 2 64/17 Francis Marion * W 11 04/18 Newberry * W 11 54/19 USC Aiken * W 6 04/21 Erskine * L 5 74/29 at Georgia Southern W 3 14/29 at Georgia Southern W 11 95/1 Allen * (forfeit) W 9 05/4 vs. USC AIken % W 10 75/5 vs. Winthrop % W 7 35/6 vs. Winthrop % W 12 15/10 vs. St. Augustine’s (forfeit) W 9 05/11 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) + L 3 75/11 vs. St. Augustine’s + W 14 65/12 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) + W 12 85/12 vs. Georgetown (Ky.) + W 3 05/28 vs. Dallas Baptist $ W 8 75/30 vs. Anderson (Ind.) $ W 13 25/31 vs. Azusa Pacific $ L 4 76/2 vs. Southwestern (Texas) $ L 1 9

* - district 6 games% - district 6 Playoffs+ - area 7 regional$ - naia world series (lewiston, idaho)

1985Record: 30-19 (13-5)

Coach: Bobby Richardson2/26 ~ Charleston Southern W 7 32/28 at Campbell L 17 183/2 UNC Asheville W 19 43/3 UNC Asheville W 10 43/4 Francis Marion * L 5 63/9 Wofford * L 6 73/9 Maryland W 8 63/10 Maryland W 10 53/11 Wake Forest L 3 63/12 Old Dominion L 9 153/13 Old Dominion L 3 93/14 at Voorhees * W 8 33/16 North Adams State W 12 53/18 Youngstown State W 21 63/18 North Adams State W 7 13/19 North Adams State L 3 53/20 Youngstown State W 9 23/20 North Adams State W 11 23/23 Erskine * W 8 13/27 at UNC Wilmington L 3 133/29 Winthrop * W 13 103/30 Allen * W 11 03/30 Allen * W 13 03/31 USC Aiken * L 4 54/1 Southern Maine W 12 84/1 Southern Maine L 4 104/2 The Citadel W 8 34/5 at USC Aiken * W 11 64/6 at Erskine * W 10 74/8 Campbell L 2 64/10 at UNC Charlotte L 8 124/12 Morris * W 19 74/13 at Wofford * L 4 54/14 at Newberry * W 16 44/16 UNC Charlotte L 8 94/17 UNC Wilmington L 2 54/18 Voorhees * W 9 04/20 at Winthrop * L 8 94/21 at Francis Marion * W 11 64/22 Radford W 14 44/22 Radford W 9 54/23 Newberry * W 11 94/24 at The Citadel L 11 124/25 ~ Charleston Southern W 21 204/26 at Morris * W 11 14/28 at UNC Asheville W 13 55/3 vs. Erskine % W 5 45/4 vs. Winthrop % L 1 95/4 vs. USC Aiken % L 2 5


1986Record: 31-19 (11-11)

Coach: Bobby RichardsonBig South Tournament Champion

2/15 Clemson L 5 122/16 Clemson W 9 33/1 Erskine W 18 53/4 Pfeiffer W 6 43/8 UNC Charlotte W 7 63/10 Wake Forest W 13 73/15 North Adams State W 4 33/16 North Adams State W 9 13/17 Winthrop * W 9 03/18 North Adams State W 23 23/21 Yale W 9 63/21 Yale W 12 63/22 Maryland W 10 33/24 Maryland W 15 103/26 Augusta State * L 1 173/27 Augusta State * W 15 113/27 Augusta State * W 4 33/28 North Carolina State L 4 83/29 USC Spartanburg L 6 83/29 USC Aiken W 10 74/1 The Citadel W 9 54/2 UNC Wilmington L 2 54/4 at Armstrong State * L 6 104/5 at Armstrong State * L 3 74/5 at Armstrong State * W 6 0

4/7 at Winthrop * L 2 74/9 Campbell * L 5 74/10 at Campbell * W 11 74/11 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 6 44/12 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 7 84/12 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 7 34/14 at Francis Marion W 9 24/15 at UNC Wilmington L 2 34/16 ~ Charleston Southern * W 6 44/18 Armstrong State * L 16 184/19 Armstrong State * L 7 124/19 Armstrong State * W 6 54/21 at The Citadel L 4 74/22 Francis Marion W 20 94/24 at USC Aiken L 1 84/26 at Augusta State * L 7 104/26 at Augusta State * W 12 34/27 at Augusta State * W 15 64/29 at UNC Charlotte W 13 45/3 at Wake Forest L 3 135/10 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 8 145/10 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 5 85/13 vs. Campbell % W 5 45/14 at Augusta State % W 5 05/15 vs. Winthrop % W 20 2

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (augusta, ga.)

1987Record: 27-23 (8-9)

Coach: John Vrooman2/15 USC Aiken W 5 42/21 at Methodist ^ L 2 33/4 Francis Marion W 13 23/5 North Carolina W 6 53/8 Oswego State W 8 53/9 Wake Forest W 10 63/10 Oswego State W 10 03/11 Oswego State W 9 43/12 at Campbell * L 8 103/13 North Adams State W 17 103/14 N.C. State L 3 53/15 North Adams State W 9 83/16 Maryland ^ L 8 103/17 Maryland W 13 123/18 North Adams State L 2 53/20 Le Moyne L 5 103/21 Louisville W 10 43/23 Kent State L 2 113/23 Kent State L 4 103/24 Augusta State * L 5 83/26 at N.C. State L 6 93/29 Northwestern L 2 64/1 at Augusta State * ^ W 5 34/1 at Augusta State * L 1 44/4 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 2 34/6 ~ Charleston Southern * W 7 34/7 at UNC Wilmington W 4 14/9 ~ Charleston Southern * ^ L 14 164/11 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 7 54/13 Methodist W 7 64/16 UNC Wilmington L 2 84/18 at Armstrong State * W 10 94/19 at Armstrong State * L 5 74/20 The Citadel W 15 24/21 at UNC Wilmington W 3 24/22 Winthrop * W 7 04/23 at Francis Marion W 7 14/25 at Winthrop L 3 174/26 at UNC Charlotte W 4 24/28 at The Citadel L 2 44/29 UNC Wilmington ^ L 6 105/1 Armstrong State * ^ W 13 125/2 Armstrong State * L 7 85/8 Campbell * L 7 115/9 Augusta State * W 11 95/9 Augusta State * W 8 45/14 at Campbell % W 9 85/15 vs. Armstrong State % L 6 105/15 vs. Winthrop % L 7 11

^ - extra inning game~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (Buies creek, n.c.)

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All -Time Results1988

Record: 35-12 (15-0)Coach: John Vrooman

Big South Regular Season Champion2/13 Newberry W 8 12/14 Newberry W 6 32/14 Newberry W 2 02/17 The Citadel W 8 22/21 UNC Charlotte W 8 22/22 at UNC Charlotte L 4 112/24 at Francis Marion W 10 62/28 North Carolina State W 4 22/29 Virginia Tech W 8 23/1 Virginia Tech L 3 83/2 Radford (non-conference) L 6 193/10 Western Michigan L 4 73/11 Augusta State * W 11 73/12 Augusta State * W 4 33/12 Augusta State * W 9 83/13 Yale W 4 33/14 Pitt-Johnstown W 14 73/15 at North Carolina L 6 103/17 Louisville W 8 43/18 Louisville W 11 33/20 at UNC Asheville * W 13 53/20 at UNC Asheville * W 3 23/21 at UNC Asheville * W 25 113/22 Howard W 8 53/23 Northwestern W 7 23/25 Northwestern L 5 223/27 at Clemson L 4 83/28 at Clemson L 3 73/30 SUNY-Albany State W 8 74/1 at Radford * W 6 44/2 at Radford * W 9 24/3 at Radford * W 11 34/4 Francis Marion W 10 94/5 at The Citadel W 15 64/8 Campbell * W 4 24/9 Campbell * W 13 24/9 Campbell * W 5 04/11 at N.C. State L 2 54/13 Westminster W 13 54/14 UNC Wilmington W 8 74/15 Winthrop * W 8 64/16 Winthrop * W 6 34/16 Winthrop * W 5 14/21 vs. Winthrop % W 10 44/22 at Campbell % (10) L 5 64/22 vs. Charleston Southern % L 2 84/28 at UNC Wilmington L 2 5

* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (Buies creek, n.c.)

1989Record: 33-13 (15-3)

Coach: John VroomanBig South Regular Season Champion

2/11 Western Kentucky W 10 32/12 Western Kentucky W 16 72/15 North Carolina L 2 42/18 Clemson L 5 222/19 Clemson L 5 62/26 Barton College W 4 32/26 Barton College W 6 33/1 North Carolina W 14 103/4 UNC Asheville * W 4 13/4 UNC Asheville * W 14 23/5 UNC Asheville * W 12 33/7 North Carolina State W 8 43/8 UNC Charlotte W 8 73/11 Radford * W 5 43/11 Radford * W 7 53/12 Radford * W 9 63/14 Louisville L 8 133/15 Louisville W 9 23/16 at North Carolina State W 8 13/19 Le Moyne W 7 53/20 Le Moyne W 5 23/24 Kent State L 3 83/25 Kent State L 7 83/26 Kent State W 8 33/28 South Carolina W 5 24/1 at Augusta State * W 8 1

4/1 at Augusta State * W 16 74/2 at Augusta State * W 5 24/5 at Francis Marion L 1 64/6 at The Citadel W 5 24/8 at Winthrop * W 8 64/8 at Winthrop * W 5 14/9 at Winthrop * L 0 114/12 Francis Marion W 7 44/13 at North Carolina L 1 24/13 at North Carolina W 5 34/16 Davidson W 7 64/17 The Citadel L 3 54/18 at South Carolina L 3 104/21 at Campbell * W 10 34/22 at Campbell * L 3 74/22 at Campbell * L 3 54/25 UNC Wilmington W 11 94/28 ~ Charelston Southern * W 11 84/29 ~ Charleston Southern * W 8 54/29 ~ Charleston Southern * W 4 2

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - Big south conference games

1990Record: 40-19 (14-2)


2/9 at Georgia Tech L 6 82/10 at Georgia Tech L 2 102/11 at Georgia Tech L 5 122/16 North Carolina State W 13 22/17 North Carolina L 2 52/18 North Carolina L 2 42/21 UNC Charlotte W 6 12/24 Atlantic Christian W 10 52/25 Atlantic Christian W 8 02/25 Atlantic Christian W 8 22/26 East Tennessee State W 6 52/27 East Tennessee State W 3 03/2 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 3 103/3 ~ at Charleston Southern * W 14 03/3 ~ at Charleston Southern * L 1 23/7 The Citadel L 3 73/9 at Francis Marion W 7 33/11 at North Carolina L 2 53/12 at North Carolina L 5 133/13 at North Carolina State L 6 83/14 George Mason W 9 13/15 George Mason W 5 43/17 Towson State L 3 43/18 Towson State W 13 33/19 Maryland L 0 93/20 Maryland L 3 73/21 Princeton W 8 73/22 Princeton W 11 13/24 Kent State W 5 23/25 Kent State W 12 73/26 at Clemson W 11 23/27 at Clemson L 0 13/30 Winthrop * W 5 04/6 Campbell * W 14 84/6 Campbell * W 7 14/7 Campbell * W 9 34/9 Westminister W 12 74/11 Westminister W 12 74/13 at Radford * W 6 34/14 at Radford * W 24 104/14 at Radford * W 7 04/16 Francis Marion W 3 24/18 at UNC Wilmington W 5 14/21 at UNC Asheville * W 5 24/22 at UNC Asheville * W 10 54/22 at UNC Asheville * W 5 44/24 UNC Wilmington L 4 54/25 at South Carolina W 12 14/28 Augusta State * W 1 04/28 Augusta State * W 6 44/29 Augusta State * W 9 75/5 Central Florida L 4 65/6 Central Florida W 6 55/7 Central Florida W 2 15/9 at UNC Charlotte L 14 155/13 UNC Asheville % W 6 25/13 Augusta State % W 4 35/14 Augusta State % W 4 1

5/15 Campbell L 2 5

~ - charleston southern was known as Baptist college* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)

1991Record: 36-29 (15-5)


NCAA Atlantic Regional2/9 Davidson * L 2 32/9 Davidson * W 8 42/10 Davidson * W 11 72/14 North Carolina W 12 52/16 Barton L 0 102/17 Barton L 0 112/17 Barton W 11 62/18 UNC Charlotte L 5 62/22 vs. Kentucky ^ L 1 52/24 vs. Mercer ^ W 9 42/26 at North Carolina L 9 103/1 vs. Michigan ! L 5 83/2 vs. Maine ! L 3 63/3 at South Florida L 1 203/5 at South Carolina L 0 153/6 UNC Wilmington W 5 43/7 The Citadel L 4 63/10 North Carolina State L 3 53/15 at Campbell * W 3 23/16 at Campbell * W 5 23/16 at Campbell * W 9 03/17 Louisville W 3 23/19 Clemson L 5 233/20 Clemson L 3 103/21 Clemson L 7 113/22 Ohio W 6 43/23 Ohio L 8 113/24 Le Moyne W 13 43/26 Xavier W 3 23/27 Xavier L 7 93/30 Radford * W 7 53/30 Radford * W 5 43/31 Radford * W 3 14/2 at Francis Marion W 8 44/6 at Winthrop * W 7 64/6 at Winthrop * W 3 04/7 at Winthrop * W 4 14/8 Francis Marion W 10 34/11 at The Citadel L 5 84/13 UNC Asheville * W 2 14/13 UNC Asheville * W 2 14/15 Marshall W 7 64/17 at UNC Wilmington W 8 54/20 at Augusta State * L 10 124/20 at Augusta State * W 9 44/21 at Augusta State * L 2 44/23 at North Carolina L 5 144/24 at North Carolina L 3 64/26 Charleston Southern * L 1 24/27 Charleston Southern * L 5 94/27 Charleston Southern * W 6 05/4 North Carolina State L 5 145/6 at UNC Charlotte L 1 25/7 UNC Wilmington W 7 05/8 at UNC Wilmington W 7 55/9 South Carolina W 7 45/13 Campbell % W 7 35/14 Davidson % L 2 65/14 Winthrop % W 3 25/15 Augusta State % W 3 15/15 Davidson % W 11 25/16 UNC Asheville % W 13 35/16 UNC Asheville % W 8 15/24 at Florida State $ L 0 65/25 vs. Georgia Tech $ L 7 11

^ - played at savannah, ga.! - played at south Florida* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)$ - ncaa atlantic regional (tallahassee, Fla.)

1992Record: 33-27 (13-5)


Big South Tournament Champion2/9 Davidson * L 2 32/7 Furman L 4 52/8 Furman W 18 102/9 Furman L 3 62/12 The Citadel W 9 32/15 North Carolina L 6 82/16 North Carolina L 1 222/18 UNC Charlotte L 9 112/20 UNC Wilmington W 5 32/22 at North Carolina W 12 92/23 at East Carolina W 17 22/25 at UNC Wilmington L 4 72/29 South Carolina L 3 53/3 James Madison L 3 63/4 James Madison W 2 13/5 James Madison L 0 53/6 at Florida State L 1 63/7 at Florida State L 2 53/9 at Clemson L 1 23/10 at Clemson L 2 123/11 Liberty L 3 113/13 at Charleston Southern * W 4 33/14 at Charleston Southern * W 6 13/14 at Charleston Southern * W 10 23/15 Towson State L 3 53/16 Le Moyne L 2 43/18 Alabama-Birmingham L 2 53/19 Alabama-Birmingham W 7 63/20 Alabama-Birmingham L 7 123/22 Bowling Green L 10 133/23 Bowling Green W 10 23/23 Bowling Green W 8 63/25 at UNC Wilmington L 2 83/28 Winthrop * W 5 43/28 Winthrop * W 8 63/29 Winthrop * L 0 54/1 at South Carolina L 1 44/4 at Davidson * W 9 54/4 at Davidson * L 4 54/5 at Davidson * L 3 114/7 at The Citadel L 3 124/10 Campbell * W 8 54/10 Campbell * W 6 04/11 Campbell * W 14 14/17 at Radford * W 13 24/18 at Radford * L 10 114/18 at Radford * W 10 84/22 UNC Wilmington W 10 14/25 UNC Asheville * W 13 74/25 UNC Asheville * L 3 44/26 UNC Asheville * W 14 45/1 Mt. Olive W 11 25/2 Mt. Olive W 6 45/4 at UNC Charlotte W 6 25/5 North Carolina Wesleyan W 10 85/6 North Carolina Wesleyan W 19 135/8 Charleston Southern % W 6 25/9 Charleston Southern % W 5 15/14 UNC Asheville % W 5 05/15 Winthrop % W 2 15/15 Winthrop % W 16 7

* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)

1993Record: 28-28 (15-8)


2/6 Limestone W 3 12/7 Limestone W 13 92/12 at Georgia Tech L 1 122/13 at Georgia Tech L 4 82/14 at Georgia Tech L 1 42/17 South Carolina W 7 62/18 The Citadel W 7 52/20 North Carolina L 1 92/21 North Carolina L 3 82/24 UNC Charlotte L 6 92/25 UNC Wilmington W 2 1

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All -Time Results2/27 at South Carolina L 2 73/5 Towson State * L 3 43/5 Towson State * L 4 73/6 Towson State * W 17 73/9 at Clemson L 5 63/10 at Clemson L 3 83/11 James Madison L 2 53/14 Radford * W 7 43/14 Radford * W 5 43/15 Le Moyne L 3 93/16 at North Carolina L 4 53/17 at North Carolina State W 10 53/18 at North Carolina L 2 133/19 George Washington W 6 53/20 George Washington W 6 43/20 George Washington W 5 23/23 Ohio L 4 63/34 Ohio W 11 63/25 Ohio W 14 73/27 UMBC * L 2 33/27 UMBC * W 9 53/28 UMBC * W 9 54/2 Liberty * W 8 54/2 Liberty * L 4 74/3 Liberty * W 8 74/6 North Carolina State L 1 44/9 at Campbell * W 3 14/9 at Campbell * L 7 124/10 at Campbell * L 8 94/14 UNC Wilmington L 2 44/17 at UNC Asheville * L 2 44/17 at UNC Asheville * W 15 34/18 at UNC Asheville * W 10 84/21 at The Citadel W 11 34/24 at Winthrop * W 7 64/24 at Winthrop * W 3 24/25 at Winthrop * W 9 64/28 at UNC Wilmington W 4 34/30 Charleston Southern * W 2 14/30 Charleston Southern * L 5 75/1 Charleston Southern * W 13 15/8 at UNC Wilmington L 3 85/10 at UNC Charlotte L 5 155/13 Liberty % L 12 75/14 UMBC % L 8 2


1994Record: 30-26 (18-9)

Coach: John Vrooman2/12 North Carolina L 9 142/13 North Carolina W 7 22/16 St. Andrews W 5 12/19 at North Carolina W 10 32/20 at North Carolina L 1 82/22 UNC Wilmington W 7 32/25 at Florida State L 0 42/26 at Florida State L 2 172/27 at Florida State L 1 43/3 The Citadel W 12 103/4 Campbell * W 17 163/4 Campbell * W 5 23/5 Campbell * W 14 83/9 James Madison W 2 13/10 James Madison W 8 73/12 UMBC * W 4 03/12 UMBC * W 8 33/13 UMBC * L 7 103/15 at Florida L 8 123/16 at Princeton (10) W 15 143/19 at UNC Greensboro * W 8 33/19 at UNC Greensboro * L 3 93/20 at UNC Greensboro * W 11 73/26 Kent State (10) L 0 13/27 Kent State L 3 43/28 Kent State L 3 63/29 N.C. State L 4 73/30 Brown W 11 74/1 at Charleston Southern * (12) L 6 74/2 at Charleston Southern * W 11 44/2 at Charleston Southern * W 4 24/4 Augusta W 16 124/5 Augusta L 0 44/9 Winthrop * (11) W 3 2

4/9 Winthrop * W 7 14/10 Winthrop * L 12 154/12 at UNC Charlotte W 4 24/16 at Towson State * W 3 14/16 at Towson State * W 2 04/17 at Towson State * L 1 54/20 at The Citadel L 2 34/23 at Radford * L 3 44/23 at Radford * W 9 24/24 at Radford * L 7 164/27 UNC Charlotte W 7 44/30 UNC Asheville * W 2 14/30 UNC Asheville * W 12 55/1 UNC Asheville * L 5 125/7 at UNC Wilmington L 3 65/10 Clemson L 7 95/11 Clemson L 0 85/13 at Liberty * (15) W 7 55/13 at Liberty * L 8 135/14 at Liberty * W 8 45/20 at Miami (Fla.) L 1 45/21 at Miami (Fla.) L 4 7

* - Big south conference games

1995Record: 17-37 (6-17)

Coach: John Vrooman2/11 Old Dominion L 2 82/12 Old Dominion W 14 102/13 Old Dominion L 3 102/17 at Florida State L 2 102/19 at Florida State L 0 62/22 The Citadel L 2 52/24 Richmond L 4 52/25 Northwestern L 5 82/26 at South Carolina W 8 52/28 UNC Wilmington L 2 93/3 Drexel W 12 113/4 Drexel W 5 43/5 Drexel W 4 13/8 Tampa L 9 103/9 Tampa L 5 63/14 East Tennessee State L 2 53/15 East Tennessee State W 9 73/16 East Tennessee State L 3 73/17 Liberty * L 1 63/18 Liberty * L 1 33/18 Liberty * L 3 73/21 Ohio L 11 203/22 Ohio (10) W 12 113/23 Ohio W 9 83/24 at Charleston Southern * W 8 1/25 at Charleston Southern * L 1 23/25 at Charleston Southern * W 5 43/28 Brown W 10 23/29 Brown W 12 43/31 at Georgia Tech L 0 124/1 at Georgia Tech L 5 104/2 at Georgia Tech L 6 74/5 at North Carolina State W 10 54/8 at UMBC * L 1 74/8 at UMBC * W 10 44/9 at UMBC * W 6 44/12 at The Citadel L 2 64/15 Towson State * L 3 54/15 Towson State * L 2 34/16 Towson State * W 8 64/18 at Clemson L 1 54/19 at Clemson L 2 74/22 at Winthrop * L 3 94/22 at Winthrop * L 7 204/23 at Winthrop * L 6 74/29 UNC Greensboro * L 0 104/29 UNC Greensboro * L 2 114/30 UNC Greensboro * L 7 105/6 at UNC Wilmington (11) L 5 65/8 Radford * L 4 135/8 Radford * L 5 115/9 Radford * L 6 105/13 at UNC Asheville * (8) W 7 55/13 at UNC Asheville * L 8 14


1996Record: 24-29 (11-10)Coach: Gary Gilmore

2/9 at Miami (Fla.) L 3 82/10 at Miami (Fla.) L 2 72/11 at Miami (Fla) L 11 162/14 UNC Wilmington W 9 62/17 North Carolina L 5 82/18 North Carolina L 4 52/21 The Citadel W 3 22/24 George Mason L 16 182/24 George Mason L 6 72/25 George Mason W 9 42/27 Mt. St. Mary’s W 2 -42/28 Mt. St. Mary’s W 2 03/1 at Clemson L 3 113/2 at Clemson L 7 83/3 at Clemson L 4 133/6 at UNC Wilmington ^ L 5 63/8 at Florida State L 4 113/9 at Florida State L 8 163/10 at Florida State L 3 73/12 at North Carolina W 12 93/13 at North Carolina L 6 103/14 Illinois-Chicago W 20 73/15 Illinois-Chicago W 14 13/16 Towson State L 5 123/20 Towson State ^ L 12 133/22 Ohio W 16 83/23 Ohio W 16 93/30 Charleston Southern * W 9 03/30 Charleston Southern * ^ L 8 93/31 Charleston Southern * W 7 54/2 USC Aiken W 9 74/4 at College of Charleston L 8 104/6 at Radford * W 18 134/6 at Radford * L 1 24/7 at Radford * L 5 104/9 UNC Wilmington L 5 64/13 at UNC Greensboro * L 2 154/13 at UNC Greensboro * L 5 64/14 at UNC Greensboro * L 5 134/17 at The Citadel ^ W 5 34/20 UMBC * W 8 34/20 UMBC * ^ W 5 44/21 UMBC * W 7 64/24 at UNC Wilmington W 2 14/27 UNC Asheville * L 5 74/27 UNC Asheville * W 8 64/28 UNC Asheville * W 7 35/5 Winthrop * W 5 05/5 Winthrop * L 7 85/6 Winthrop * L 6 145/9 at Liberty * W 7 45/10 at Liberty * W 11 65/10 at Liberty * L 5 12

^ - extra inning game* - Big south conference games


2/15 North Carolina W 14 112/16 North Carolina L 8 102/22 George Mason (10) L 4 52/23 George Mason W 9 12/23 George Mason W 5 22/25 UNC Wilmington L 4 92/26 Furman W 9 52/27 Delaware L 6 152/28 Delaware (12) W 4 33/1 Wright State W 14 53/2 Wright State W 7 13/4 Georgia Southern L 8 103/5 Georgia Southern L 6 93/7 at Clemson L 2 173/8 at Clemson L 11 223/9 at Clemson L 3 133/11 Richmond L 7 193/12 Richmond (10) W 10 93/13 Richmond (11) W 5 43/15 Princeton L 13 163/16 Princeton W 6 53/16 Princeton W 17 1

3/22 at Winthrop * L 4 173/22 at Winthrop * (8) W 7 43/23 at Winthrop * L 5 73/28 at Charleston Southern * L 7 93/29 at Charleston Southern * L 2 53/29 at Charleston Southern * L 0 24/1 at Georgia Southern W 10 54/2 at Georgia Southern L 2 84/5 UNC Greensboro * L 6 94/5 UNC Greensboro * L 1 134/6 UNC Greensboro * L 10 164/10 at The Citadel (10) W 7 64/12 Radford * (9) L 8 164/13 Radford * L 2 84/13 Radford * W 7 04/15 College of Charleston W 16 64/16 The Citadel W 4 34/19 at UMBC * W 7 34/19 at UMBC * W 11 54/20 at UMBC * L 8 94/24 at North Carolina W 22 104/24 at North Carolina W 6 54/25 at Miami (Fla.) L 2 104/27 at Miami (Fla.) L 5 104/27 at Miami (Fla.) L 3 74/30 at UNC Wilmington W 10 85/2 Liberty * W 5 05/4 Liberty * L 2 45/4 Liberty * L 9 175/10 at UNC Asheville * L 2 75/10 at UNC Asheville * L 4 75/11 at UNC Asheville * L 3 9



2/7 North Carolina L 8 212/10 The Citadel L 7 112/14 Kentucky W 11 62/15 Kentucky W 8 72/18 UNC Wilmington L 9 122/20 Tennessee Tech L 3 92/21 Drexel W 14 72/22 Tennessee Tech W 5 32/22 Drexel W 11 32/26 Delaware (11) W 9 82/27 Delaware L 1 82/28 Central Connecticut State W 6 33/1 Central Connecticut State L 6 73/5 Wingate W 12 43/7 George Mason L 6 73/7 George Mason W 12 63/9 George Mason W 19 83/10 at Clemson L 3 173/13 at Liberty * L 2 43/13 at Liberty * L 4 93/14 at Liberty * L 7 133/15 Le Moyne W 9 13/16 Le Moyne L 5 93/18 at East Carolina L 5 83/21 Youngstown State (12) W 10 93/22 Youngstown State W 9 53/23 Ohio L 10 123/23 Brown W 5 43/25 at College of Charleston L 5 143/28 UNC Asheville * W 6 13/28 UNC Asheville * W 11 63/29 UNC Asheville * W 5 04/4 Winthrop * L 4 64/4 Winthrop * W 5 24/5 Winthrop * L 2 104/7 Wingate L 7 94/8 at UNC Wilmington L 2 34/11 at Radford * L 4 54/11 at Radford * W 17 34/12 at Radford * W 10 94/14 at UNC Wilmington L 4 84/15 UNC Wilmington W 9 84/17 Elon W 9 34/18 Elon L 2 104/18 Elon L 0 34/19 Elon L 3 74/21 High Point W 3 04/24 at Charleston Southern * W 9 7

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All -Time Results4/25 at Charleston Southern * W 13 34/25 at Charleston Southern * L 1 34/29 at #24 North Carolina L 8 94/30 at #24 North Carolina L 4 105/2 UMBC * W 5 25/2 UMBC * W 16 95/3 UMBC * W 10 65/8 vs. UNC Asheville % W 10 45/9 vs. Liberty % L 6 95/9 vs. UNC Asheville % W 5 25/10 vs. Liberty % (11) W 7 35/10 vs. Liberty % L 2 3

* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (Fort mill, s.c.)


Big South Regular Season Champion2/6 North Carolina A&T W 19 32/7 North Carolina A&T W 22 72/12 Western Carolina L 2 52/13 Western Carolina W 5 32/14 Western Carolina W 11 92/16 UNC Wilmington W 4 12/20 George Washington L 5 182/20 George Washington W 9 12/20 George Washington W 17 62/25 Delaware W 6 52/26 Delaware W 9 62/27 Kent State (10) L 4 62/28 Richmond W 7 63/4 at #5 North Carolina L 5 63/5 George Mason W 9 73/6 George Mason W 12 43/7 George Mason W 11 43/10 at Clemson L 6 143/12 Ohio W 4 23/13 Ohio W 14 93/13 Ohio L 2 73/16 Eastern Illinois L 4 53/17 Eastern Illinois W 12 33/20 Brown W 9 03/20 Brown W 17 33/21 Brown W 7 53/26 Liberty * W 14 63/27 Liberty * W 14 53/27 Liberty * W 4 23/30 at UNC Wilmington W 7 63/31 #23 East Carolina W 4 34/3 at UNC Asheville * W 7 34/3 at UNC Asheville * W 6 14/4 at UNC Asheville * W 12 74/7 at #20 East Carolina L 4 84/10 Elon L 1 34/10 Elon W 14 04/11 Elon W 16 14/14 at The Citadel W 5 24/17 at Winthrop * L 0 24/17 at Winthrop * W 2 14/18 at Winthrop * L 3 44/21 The Citadel L 3 44/24 at High Point W 21 84/25 at High Point W 5 15/2 Charleston Southern * (10) W 9 85/8 at Furman W 4 05/8 at #23 Clemson W 4 25/9 at Furman W 7 35/11 College of Charleston W 6 15/12 at The Citadel L 1 75/15 Radford * W 6 35/15 Radford * W 8 45/20 UNC Asheville % W 3 25/21 Radford % W 8 75/22 Winthrop % L 3 45/22 Liberty % W 11 105/23 Winthrop % L 3 6



2/8 at UNC Wilmington W 3 22/11 Fordham W 11 12/12 James Madison (15) L 7 112/13 James Madison W 5 22/15 at UNC Wilmington (11) W 3 22/16 at Charleston Southern * W 3 12/18 William & Mary W 6 12/19 William & Mary W 6 22/20 William and Mary L 4 52/23 Furman W 3 12/25 Delaware W 11 62/26 Delaware W 7 42/29 East Carolina W 4 23/1 at Clemson L 3 43/3 UMBC W 9 43/5 UMBC W 5 13/5 UMBC W 5 43/7 UNC Wilmington W 9 03/8 at The Citadel L 1 63/11 George Mason W 16 13/12 George Mason W 16 113/13 George Mason L 2 73/15 at Charleston Southern * W 10 33/18 Georgia Southern ! W 3 13/18 Georgia Southern ! W 4 33/22 at Charleston Southern * W 10 53/24 Kent State L 2 83/25 Kent State L 2 43/26 Kent State L 4 83/28 at North Carolina L 3 104/1 UNC Asheville * W 1 04/1 UNC Asheville * W 3 24/2 UNC Asheville * L 4 164/8 at Elon * L 5 84/9 at Elon * W 6 24/9 at Elon * W 4 14/12 at East Carolina L 4 94/15 Winthrop * L 3 84/16 Winthrop * W 4 24/16 Winthrop * W 1 04/19 The Citadel W 9 64/22 High Point * W 21 04/22 High Point * L 2 54/23 High Point * W 13 74/25 at North Carolina State W 4 34/29 New York Tech W 6 44/29 New York Tech L 1 24/30 New York Tech W 2 05/8 Liberty * L 3 85/8 Liberty * L 3 125/8 Liberty * L 9 105/9 at UNC Wilmington L 3 65/12 at Radford * L 3 145/16 at Radford * L 10 145/16 at Radford * L 2 95/17 Elon % W 1 05/18 Liberty % L 2 55/19 UNC Asheville % L 0 3

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)


Big South Tournament ChampionNCAA Georgia Regional

2/2 East Tennessee State W 8 72/3 East Tennessee State W 14 72/6 at #8 South Carolina L 5 82/7 UNC Wilmington W 5 42/13 at North Carolina L 4 92/16 Marshall W 8 32/17 Marshall L 7 82/18 Marshall L 2 52/20 at UNC Wilmington (10) W 6 12/23 Delaware ! W 5 32/24 Western Carolina ! W 13 22/24 Delaware ! W 9 82/25 Kent State ! L 3 73/2 UMBC W 11 43/7 Detroit W 16 43/9 George Mason W 6 5

3/10 George Mason W 7 13/11 George Mason (10) L 7 133/13 North Carolina L 9 123/14 UNC Wilmington L 0 103/17 Princeton L 8 183/17 Princeton W 7 23/18 Princeton L 2 43/18 Princeton W 5 13/19 Princeton W 8 43/23 Liberty * W 9 13/24 Liberty * L 8 153/24 Liberty * L 1 53/28 #17 East Carolina W 12 33/30 at UNC Asheville * W 14 63/31 at UNC Asheville * W 17 34/4 at #17 East Carolina L 6 74/10 at #17 Clemson W 10 54/11 at #17 Clemson (11) L 7 84/13 at Winthrop * (11) L 6 74/14 at Winthrop * W 5 34/14 at Winthrop * L 1 54/17 The Citadel (12) W 8 74/21 at High Point * W 9 14/21 at High Point * W 13 74/22 at High Point * W 14 64/24 College of Charleston W 15 34/27 Charleston Southern * W 8 14/28 Charleston Southern * W 5 34/28 Charleston Southern * W 8 55/5 Elon * W 11 05/5 Elon * W 7 55/6 Elon * W 10 15/8 at College of Charleston L 2 35/11 Radford * W 7 05/12 Radford * W 15 05/12 Radford * W 10 2 5/16 vs. Radford % W 13 65/18 vs. Liberty % W 6 25/19 vs. #27 Winthrop % L 0 25/19 vs. Elon % W 7 45/20 vs. Liberty % W 13 05/20 vs. #27 Winthrop % W 3 25/25 vs. Georgia Tech $ W 5 35/26 vs. Georgia Southern $ W 12 35/27 at #6 Georgia $ L 3 95/27 at #6 Georgia $ L 7 8

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (danville, Va.)$ - ncaa georgia regional (athens, ga.)


Big South Regular Season ChampionBig South Tournament Champion

NCAA Atlanta Regional2/8 at Campbell W 5 32/9 Campbell W 14 22/15 William & Mary W 11 02/17 St. John’s W 10 12/18 St. John’s L 1 32/22 Georgia Tech ! L 1 22/23 Virginia Commonwealth ! W 3 22/24 South Carolina ! L 2 112/27 Furman W 14 42/28 Furman W 7 63/1 Delaware W 5 13/6 The Citadel L 1 23/9 at William & Mary W 10 53/10 at William & Mary L 5 63/12 George Mason W 5 23/13 George Mason W 3 23/15 Purdue W 11 73/16 Purdue W 21 133/17 Purdue L 0 43/20 at UNC Wilmington W 2 13/22 Kent State (11) W 4 33/23 Kent State L 3 93/24 Kent State (12) L 6 83/26 at #1 Clemson L 1 193/27 at #1 Clemson L 2 63/29 Liberty * W 13 43/30 Liberty * W 13 73/30 Liberty * W 9 84/3 at #12 North Carolina L 7 11

4/5 at Charleston Southern * L 0 34/6 at Charleston Southern * L 1 24/6 at Charleston Southern * W 16 34/9 College of Charleston W 12 24/11 UNC Wilmington W 7 24/13 High Point * W 16 04/13 High Point * W 8 14/14 High Point * W 9 34/17 at College of Charleston W 12 114/20 at Radford * L 4 84/20 at Radford * L 1 24/21 at Radford * W 15 74/27 at Elon * L 1 44/27 at Elon * W 9 24/28 at Elon * W 10 64/30 at The Citadel W 10 35/4 UNC Asheville * W 4 35/4 UNC Asheville * W 5 35/5 UNC Asheville * W 15 45/11 Winthrop * W 7 35/11 Winthrop * W 8 35/12 Winthrop * W 3 05/16 Buffalo L 8 105/16 Buffalo W 7 35/17 Buffalo W 7 15/19 Buffalo W 23 15/22 Radford % W 5 35/23 High Point % W 14 25/24 Winthrop % W 4 35/26 Liberty % W 10 15/31 Georgia Tech $ L 0 66/1 Louisville $ W 9 16/1 Georgia $ L 7 9

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (rick hill, s.c.)$ - ncaa atlanta regional (georgia tech)



NCAA Lincoln Regional2/8 Western Carolina W 8 32/9 Western Carolina W 4 32/11 at UNC Wilmington (13) W 4 32/14 William and Mary L 5 92/15 William and Mary W 7 52/18 Delaware State W 11 12/21 Delaware W 6 02/22 Delaware W 4 22/23 Delaware W 14 52/25 UNC Wilmington W 8 12/28 St. John’s ! (12) L 3 43/3 Michigan State ! W 7 13/4 St. John’s W 7 43/5 St. John’s W 14 33/7 at Birmingham-Southern W 8 43/8 at Birmingham-Southern W 10 13/9 at Birmingham-Southern L 6 163/11 George Mason W 9 33/12 George Mason W 11 33/14 at Pepperdine W 11 63/16 at Pepperdine W 7 23/16 at Pepperdine L 0 23/18 at Hawai’i L 2 63/19 at Hawai’i W 8 53/25 Brown W 6 13/26 Brown W 14 83/28 Radford * L 1 $3/29 Radford * W 10 44/2 at #28 North Carolina L 1 64/4 The Citadel W 11 64/5 at The Citadel (10) L 7 84/6 at The Citadel W 16 34/12 Elon * W 6 44/12 Elon * W 9 24/13 Elon * L 0 24/15 at #15 Clemson W 5 14/16 at #15 Clemson L 3 74/19 at High Point * L 2 34/19 at High Point * W 5 14/23 at College of Charleston W 5 34/26 at Winthrop * W 12 114/26 at Winthrop * W 4 2

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All -Time Results4/27 at Winthrop * L 6 124/29 UNC Wilmington W 9 74/29 at UNC Wilmington W 6 24/30 The Citadel W 4 25/2 Liberty * W 11 85/3 Liberty * W 3 15/4 Liberty * W 5 45/7 College of Charleston W 6 55/9 Charleston Southern* L 2 55/10 Charleston Southern* W 12 45/11 Charleston Southern* W 12 45/16 at UNC Asheville * L 6 85/17 at UNC Asheville * L 2 55/18 at UNC Asheville * W 7 35/21 vs. Charleston Southern % W 7 25/23 vs. Elon % W 7 45/24 vs. Elon % W 10 15/25 vs. Liberty % L 1 45/25 vs. Liberty % W 10 05/30 vs Southwest Missouri St. $ L 3 85/31 vs. Eastern Michigan $ L 8 9

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (rick hill, s.c.)$ - ncaa lincoln regional (nebraska)


Big South Tournament ChampionNCAA Columbia Regional

2/7 Delaware State W 6 32/8 Delaware State W 7 22/13 Delaware W 12 72/19 Missouri (10) L 10 122/20 Evansville ! W 18 72/21 Missouri ! L 4 212/22 Albany ! W 10 62/28 Kent State ^ W 4 32/29 Ohio State ^ W 8 42/29 Richmond ^ L 0 23/2 Elon (12) W 8 53/5 Ball State & W 6 53/6 William & Mary & W 8 63/7 Seton Hall & W 8 73/10 at The Citadel W 12 33/12 Seton Hall W 8 53/13 George Mason W 13 43/14 George Mason W 6 43/16 at Clemson L 4 93/23 Kent State W 7 13/24 Kent State L 2 33/26 Birmingham-Southern * W 3 23/27 Birmingham-Southern * L 3 83/28 Birmingham-Southern * L 3 54/2 Winthrop * W 13 24/3 Winthrop * L 5 94/4 Winthrop * L 13 214/6 at College of Charleston L 8 94/7 UNC Wilmington W 9 74/9 at VMI * W 8 54/10 at VMI * W 9 74/10 at VMI * L 3 44/16 at Radford * W 12 04/17 at Radford * W 6 14/18 at Radford * W 12 64/20 at UNC Wilmington L 0 124/21 College of Charleston L 2 74/23 UNC Asheville * W 10 34/24 UNC Asheville * L 6 114/25 UNC Asheville * (10) W 4 24/27 at Elon L 4 74/30 at Miami (Fla.) L 1 65/1 at Miami (Fla.) L 1 55/2 at Miami (Fla.) L 11 135/7 at Charleston Southern * W 5 45/8 at Charleston Southern * L 1 115/8 at Charleston Southern * W 13 15/11 The Citadel W 8 55/14 at Liberty * W 8 35/15 at Liberty * W 12 15/16 at Liberty * L 3 65/18 Savannah State W 11 15/18 Savannah State W 6 25/21 High Point * W 15 125/22 High Point * W 4 3

5/23 High Point * W 4 05/26 vs. Radford % W 8 25/27 vs. Winthrop % W 8 45/28 vs. Birmingham-Southern % W 5 35/29 vs. Birmingham-Southern % L 2 95/29 vs. Birmingham-Southern % W 7 55/4 vs. North Carolina $ L 5 65/5 vs. The Citadel $ L 1 10

! - Bojangles Beach Blast (watson stadium)^ - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)& - country inn & suites shootout (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (rick hill, s.c.)$ - ncaa columbia regional (south carolina)


Big South Regular Season Champion#1 Seed at NCAA Tempe Regional

2/15 at Campbell L 4 82/18 East Carolina ! W 11 52/19 #21 Clemson ! W 3 22/20 West Virginia ! W 13 22/25 Pittsburgh ^ W 11 82/26 Pittsburgh ^ W 6 52/26 Rider ^ W 14 02/27 Rider ^ W 14 03/2 The Citadel L 2 43/4 James Madison & (10) W 5 4 3/5 Kent State & W 15 113/6 Western Carolina & W 4 33/9 at The Citadel W 5 13/11 South Alabama W 7 63/12 South Alabama L 7 93/13 South Alabama W 5 43/15 George Mason W 6 03/15 George Mason W 9 43/19 at High Point * W 1 03/20 at High Point * W 12 33/21 at High Point * W 9 63/23 Siena W 10 23/25 VMI * W 4 33/26 VMI * L 2 33/26 VMI * W 3 13/29 at Clemson L 5 143/30 at Clemson L 1 84/1 at Texas-Pan American L 6 154/2 at Texas-Pan American W 5 24/3 at Texas-Pan American W 8 64/5 #19 College of Charleston L 6 84/8 Radford * W 13 44/9 Radford * L 5 64/10 Radford * W 7 64/12 Campbell W 16 84/15 at Birmingham-Southern * W 9 14/16 at Birmingham-Southern * W 6 54/17 at Birmingham-Southern * W 7 34/19 at College of Charleston W 9 54/22 Liberty * W 11 34/23 Liberty * W 12 84/24 Libery * W 9 84/29 at Elon L 7 114/30 at Elon W 9 65/1 at Elon L 6 125/6 *Charleston Southern W 11 25/7 *Charleston Southern W 17 35/8 *Charleston Southern W 4 35/10 at #5 Georgia Tech W 7 65/11 at #8 North Carolina W 14 55/13 at UNC Asheville * W 8 25/14 at UNC Asheville * W 5 35/15 at UNC Asheville * W 7 35/20 at Winthrop * L 2 45/21 at Winthrop * W 7 65/22 at Winthrop * W 6 25/25 Radford % W 9 15/26 Birmingham-Southern % W 9 15/27 Winthrop % L 4 105/27 Liberty % W 2 15/28 Winthrop % W 4 35/28 Winthrop % L 7 136/3 vs. UNLV $ W 12 86/4 at Arizona State $ L 3 116/5 vs. UNLV $ W 14 106/5 at Arizona State $ L 5 9

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)^ - imichotels inn-viational (watson stadium)& - springmaid resort rumble (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)$ - ncaa tempe regional (arizona state)


2/10 Campbell W 9 02/12 Virginia L 3 82/17 Pittsburgh L 5 112/18 George Mason L 3 52/18 Pittsburgh L 0 62/19 George Mason W 22 62/21 at #4 North Carolina L 0 152/24 Va. Commonwealth ! (10) W 4 3 2/26 #6 Tennessee ! L 6 103/1 Furman L 6 93/3 Furman L 2 73/4 West Virginia L 3 103/5 West Virginia W 8 13/7 #30 Wake Forest L 5 83/10 at South Alabama L 5 63/11 at South Alabama L 2 103/12 vs. Georgia Southern ^ W 17 133/17 High Point * W 5 43/18 High Point * (10) L 6 73/19 High Point * W 10 23/21 at #28 Coll. of Charleston L 1 33/22 Savannah State (10) W 5 43/24 at Charleston Southern * W 6 13/25 at Charleston Southern * W 5 33/25 at Charleston Southern * L 5 93/29 at Georgia Southern W 7 44/4 at Wake Forest W 6 54/7 #23 Winthrop * L 0 84/9 #23 Winthrop * W 14 134/9 #23 Winthrop * L 2 84/11 at Campbell W 11 14/12 The Citadel L 6 104/14 Birmingham-Southern * L 10 134/15 Birmingham-Southern * L 5 104/15 Birmingham-Southern * W 7 64/18 #17 College of Charleston W 10 34/22 at Liberty * L 4 64/23 at Liberty * (10) W 8 64/24 at Liberty * (12) L 3 44/25 Campbell W 7 24/28 Texas-Pan American W 2 04/29 Texas-Pan American (11) L 1 2 4/29 Texas-Pan American W 9 75/6 at VMI * L 2 85/8 at VMI * (10) W 6 45/8 at VMI * W 2 05/10 at East Carolina L 3 105/12 at Radford * W 11 05/13 at Radford * W 14 15/13 at Radford * W 7 45/16 East Carolina W 9 45/19 UNC Asheville * W 7 35/20 UNC Asheville * W 6 15/21 UNC Asheville * W 13 55/24 High Point % (10) L 0 15/25 UNC Asheville % W 6 15/26 Winthrop % (10) L 3 4

! - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)^ - at south alabama* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (conway, s.c.)



#1 Seed at NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional2/9 North Florida ! W 8 12/10 Elon ! W 13 02/11 #7 Virginia ! W 3 22/14 UNC Wilmington W 8 62/16 Pittsburgh ^ W 12 5

2/17 Old Dominion ^ W 7 02/18 Virginia Tech ^ W 6 52/23 #12 TCU & W 11 62/24 #26 North Carolina State & L 0 42/25 Notre Dame & W 4 02/28 at #1 North Carolina (10) L 3 43/2 Rhode Island @ W 6 23/3 Marist @ W 16 73/4 West Virginia @ W 16 43/7 at #6 Clemson L 0 43/9 Bethune-Cookman + W 9 83/10 Ball State + W 5 03/11 Georgia Southern + W 6 23/13 at UNC Wilmington W 7 63/15 Eastern Michigan W 5 23/17 Eastern Michigan W 12 33/17 Eastern Michigan W 10 73/20 Elon W 6 33/23 Radford * W 6 23/24 Radford * W 10 33/25 Radford * W 9 73/27 at College of Charleston (10) W 6 53/30 Charleston Southern * W 10 43/31 Charleston Southern * W 5 14/1 Charleston Southern * W 10 04/6 at Troy W 13 64/7 at Troy L 5 64/8 at Troy L 6 74/11 Wake Forest L 3 44/13 at High Point * L 3 44/14 at High Point * W 6 54/14 at High Point * W 4 14/18 at Wake Forest L 5 124/20 VMI * W 7 54/21 VMI * W 4 14/22 VMI * W 12 34/24 at The Citadel W 5 14/27 Liberty * (12) L 7 104/28 Liberty * W 12 94/29 Liberty * W 14 135/4 at Nebraska W 8 35/5 at Nebraska W 5 45/8 #27 College of Charleston W 8 75/11 at UNC Asheville * L 3 55/12 at UNC Asheville * W 10 25/13 at UNC Asheville * W 3 25/15 at #5 Virginia W 11 75/18 at Winthrop * L 2 65/19 at Winthrop * W 10 55/20 at Winthrop * W 7 25/23 vs. UNC Asheville % W 6 35/24 vs. VMI % W 4 25/25 at Winthrop % W 13 45/26 vs. Liberty % W 6 56/1 Virginia Commonwealth $ W 7 16/3 Clemson $ L 8 116/3 St. John’s $ W 6 56/4 Clemson $ L 3 15

! - springmaid resort tournament (watson stadium)^ - imichotels inn-viational (watson stadium)& - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)@ - ccu tournament (watson stadium)+ - mB hyundai isuza classic (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (rock hill, s.c.)$ - ncaa myrtle Beach regional (coastal Field)



#1 Seed at NCAA Conway RegionalNCAA Cary Super Regional

2/23 Maryland ! W 10 42/24 Maryland ! W 5 32/24 Virginia Tech ! W 4 32/25 Virginia Tech ! (10) W 4 3 2/26 at College of Charleston (11) L 12 132/29 Marshall ^ W 4 23/1 West Virginia ^ W 8 33/2 Western Carolina ^ W 7 13/2 George Mason ^ W 6 03/5 Toledo W 13 63/6 Toledo (10) W 9 83/8 Ball State & W 6 1

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All -Time Results3/9 Ball State & W 10 83/11 at #3 North Carolina W 11 43/14 Ball State @ W 7 33/15 #25 Michigan @ L 1 43/16 #25 Michigan @ W 11 93/18 at #21 Clemson L 6 93/19 at UNC Wilmington L 2 53/21 Albany W 5 13/22 Albany W 18 43/23 Albany W 17 43/25 at The Citadel W 5 13/26 UNC Wilmington L 7 103/28 at Liberty * (11) W 5 33/29 at Liberty * L 6 93/30 at Liberty * W 2 14/2 at Wake Forest W 9 44/4 Winthrop * W 2 14/6 Winthrop * W 5 14/6 Winthrop * L 1 84/9 at North Carolina State W 5 44/11 at Charleston Southern * W 14 74/12 at Charleston Southern * W 15 54/12 at Charleston Southern * W 11 14/15 at #16 Virginia W 8 34/16 at Elon W 12 04/18 UNC Asheville * W 4 34/19 UNC Asheville * W 10 44/20 UNC Asheville * W 3 24/22 College of Charleston W 8 64/23 Wake Forest L 7 84/25 at VMI * W 5 24/27 at VMI * L 3 44/27 at VMI * W 12 14/30 The Citadel W 9 15/2 at #26 Georgia Tech L 6 105/3 at #26 Georgia Tech W 10 95/4 at #26 Georgia Tech L 4 115/9 High Point * (11) W 7 65/10 High Point * W 17 85/11 High Point * W 12 35/16 at Radford * W 10 45/17 at Radford * W 18 85/21 vs. UNC Asheville % W 20 45/22 vs. VMI % W 3 15/23 vs. Winthrop % W 8 65/24 vs. Liberty % L 1 135/24 vs. Liberty % W 9 25/30 Columbia $ W 10 25/31 Alabama $ W 13 106/1 East Carolina $ W 24 116/7 at #2 North Carolina $$ L 4 96/8 at #2 North Carolina $$ L 4 14

! - imichotels inn-viational (watson stadium)^ - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)& - springmaid resort tournament (watson stadium)@ - centex homes invitational (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (danville, Va.)$ - ncaa conway regional (watson stadium)$$ - ncaa cary super regional (usa training center)



NCAA Chapel Hill Regional2/20 Southern Illinois ! W 16 32/21 #19 Kentucky ! W 4 12/22 #19 Kentucky ! W 14 52/23 James Madison ! L 6 82/24 at #1 North Carolina W 7 32/27 West Virginia ^ W 15 52/27 Tennessee ^ W 10 53/4 The Citadel W 3 13/5 IPFW W 14 23/6 Albany & (7) W 12 03/6 Stony Brook & W 9 03/7 Creighton & W 8 73/8 Stony Brook & W 36 33/10 Creighton W 1 03/11 USC Upstate W 4 23/15 at UNC Asheville * W 9 43/16 at UNC Asheville * W 12 23/17 at Tennessee W 5 23/18 College of Charleston L 0 3

3/20 at Winthrop * W 7 23/21 at Winthrop * L 4 63/22 at Winthrop * L 2 73/26 at Hawai’i W 4 03/27 at Hawai’i L 4 53/27 at Hawai’i L 1 73/28 at Hawai’i L 3 43/31 #30 UNC Wilmington (11) W 4 34/1 at #30 UNC Wilmington W 3 24/3 Gardner-Webb * W 11 64/4 Gardner-Webb * W 7 44/5 Gardner-Webb * W 10 44/7 at Elon W 11 104/8 at Wake Forest W 16 134/10 Radford * (10) W 3 24/11 Radford * W 10 14/11 Radford * W 14 24/17 at High Point * W 18 34/18 at High Point * L 8 124/19 at High Point * L 2 74/21 at #20 Clemson L 3 54/22 College of Charleston L 11 174/24 at Presbyterian * W 14 84/25 at Presbyterian * L 5 74/26 at Presbyterian * W 8 34/28 at College of Charleston L 7 134/29 Wake Forest W 18 55/1 Liberty * W 13 75/2 Liberty * W 4 15/3 Liberty * W 7 25/9 VMI * W 20 75/10 VMI * W 8 05/10 VMI * W 4 25/14 Charleston Southern * W 9 15/15 Charleston Southern * W 6 45/16 Charleston Southern * W 3 15/20 vs. VMI % W 9 45/21 vs. Radford % L 7 115/22 vs. High Point % W 8 45/22 vs. Liberty % W 7 05/23 vs. Winthrop % W 7 15/29 vs. Kansas $ W 11 35/30 at #6 North Carolina $ L 5 145/30 vs. Kansas $ L 1 5

! - caravelle resort tournament (watson stadium)^ - Baseball at the Beach (coastal Field)& - caravelle resort invitational (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (asheville, n.c.)$ - ncaa chapel hill regional (north carolina)



#4 Overall National Seed#1 Seed at NCAA Myrtle Beach Regional

NCAA Myrtle Beach Super Regional2/19 West Virginia ! W 4 22/20 Virginia Tech ! W 13 52/21 Kentucky ! L 2 32/23 at Wake Forest W 2 02/26 James Madison ^ W 11 72/27 #4 UC Irvine ^ W 7 32/27 #4 UC Irvine ^ W 13 62/28 North Carolina State ^ W 6 33/5 Toledo & W 14 43/6 Pittsburgh & W 9 63/7 Ball State & W 3 23/8 Ball State & W 3 23/9 Wake Forest W 9 43/12 Illinois + L 10 113/13 Michigan + W 13 43/13 Illinois + W 9 43/14 Michigan + W 3 03/16 at College of Charleston L 4 53/19 at Charleston Southern * W 7 53/20 at Charleston Southern * W 29 133/23 at The Citadel W 7 13/26 San Diego L 3 53/27 San Diego L 1 23/31 at #10 Clemson (11) W 4 34/2 Presbyterian * W 14 14/3 Presbyterian * W 25 24/3 Presbyterian * W 5 2

4/6 UNC Wilmington W 20 14/9 High Point * W 10 94/10 High Point * W 14 44/11 High Point * W 7 24/13 The Citadel W 7 34/14 at #21 North Carolina W 12 44/16 at Gardner-Webb * W 8 24/17 at Gardner-Webb * W 24 104/18 at Gardner-Webb * W 13 04/21 at UNC Wilmington W 8 44/23 at VMI * W 7 04/24 at VMI * W 3 24/25 at VMI * W 6 24/27 at #1 Virginia L 3 64/30 UNC Asheville * W 18 25/1 UNC Asheville * W 6 45/2 UNC Asheville * W 7 15/8 Winthrop * W 20 35/9 Winthrop * W 11 75/10 Winthrop * W 10 45/14 at Liberty * W 5 25/15 at Liberty * W 7 15/16 at Liberty * W 5 05/18 College of Charleston L 4 105/20 at Radford * W 7 25/21 at Radford * W 8 65/26 vs. VMI % W 11 25/27 vs. Radford % W 11 95/28 vs. High Point % W 15 95/29 vs. Liberty % W 8 26/4 Stony Brook $ W 6 06/5 College of Charleston $ L 6 166/6 Stony Brook $ W 25 76/6 College of Charleston $ W 8 76/7 College of Charleston $ (10) W 11 106/12 #9 South Carolina $$ L 3 46/13 #9 South Carolina $$ L 9 10

! - caravelle resort tournament (watson stadium)^ - Baseball at the Beach (BB&t coastal Field)& - caravelle resort invitational (watson stadium)+ - caravelle resort classic (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (rock hill, s.c.)$ - ncaa myrtle Beach regional (BB&t coastal Field)$$ - ncaa myrtle Beach super regional (BB&t)



#3 Seed at NCAA Clemson Regional2/18 Boston College % W 9 62/19 Tennessee Tech % W 6 22/20 Indiana % (16) L 1 22/20 Virginia Tech % W 6 52/24 Kansas State ^ L 4 52/25 #17 California ^ L 0 172/26 Western Kentucky ^ W 6 12/27 North Carolina State ^ L 3 123/2 at #17 College of Charleston W 12 33/4 Ball State & W 11 13/5 Marshall & W 4 23/7 Ball State & W 10 23/9 Wake Forest W 10 23/11 Kent State ! L 0 23/12 Notre Dame ! W 4 33/13 UAB (BB&T) ! W 5 33/15 at San Diego W 8 33/16 at San Diego W 6 03/18 at Pepperdine L 1 23/19 at Pepperdine L 1 23/19 at Pepperdine L 1 73/23 at The Citadel W 6 53/25 at UNC Asheville * W 13 23/26 at UNC Asheville * L 2 33/37 at UNC Asheville * L 6 73/29 vs. Texas Rangers (Exh., L, 6-2)4/1 Liberty * W 17 14/2 Liberty * W 5 44/3 Liberty * W 5 44/5 at #26 Clemson (10) L 4 54/8 at Presbyterian W 7 14/9 at Presbyterian W 15 34/10 at Presbyterian W 5 25/13 at #1 Virginia L 7 8

4/15 Gardner-Webb * W 7 44/16 Gardner-Webb * W 8 34/17 Gardner-Webb * W 14 74/19 at #10 North Carolina L 3 84/20 The Citadel W 7 44/22 at High Point * L 2 64/23 at High Point * L 3 94/23 at High Point * W 11 24/26 at UNC Wilmington W 11 44/29 VMI * W 8 24/30 VMI * W 4 25/1 VMI * W 5 05/7 Radford * W 8 05/7 Radford * W 15 05/8 Radofrd * W 10 05/13 at Winthrop * (10) L 2 35/14 at Winthrop * (13) L 5 65/15 at Winthrop * W 5 05/17 UNC Wilmington W 12 35/19 Charleston Southern * W 9 35/20 Charleston Southern * L 3 45/21 Charleston Southern * W 10 55/25 vs. Radford % W 5 05/26 vs. Winthrop % W 10 65/27 vs. Liberty % W 3 25/28 vs. Gardner-Webb % W 6 16/3 vs. #16 Connecticut $ W 13 15/4 at #9 Clemson $ L 7 125/5 vs. #16 Connecticut $ L 6 12

% - caravelle resort tournament (watson stadium)^ - Baseball at the Beach (BB&t coastal Field)& - caravelle resort invitational (watson stadium)+ - caravelle resort classic (watson stadium)* - Big south conference games% - Big south tournament (lexington, Va.)$ - ncaa clemson regional (clemson, s.c.)

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Date Day Opponent Site Time Feb. 17-19 Fr i -Sun. CARAVELLE RESORT TOURNAMENT Conway/Myrt le Beach, S.C. 17 Fri. Boston College vs. Virginia Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field Noon JAMES MADISON AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM 18 Sat. James Madison vs. Boston College Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field 11:00 am VIRGINIA AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 3:00 PM 19 Sun. Virginia vs. James Madison BB&T Coastal Field Noon BOSTON COLLEGE AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 1:00 PM Feb. 24-26 Fr i . -Sun. CARAVELLE RESORT’S BASEBALL AT THE BEACH Myrt le Beach/Conway, S.C. 24 Fri. West Virginia vs. Virginia Tech BB&T Coastal Field Noon George Mason vs. North Carolina State Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field 2:00 pm IOWA AT COASTAL CAROLINA BB&T COASTAL FIELD 4:00 PM 25 Sat. George Mason vs. Iowa Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field 11:00 am VIRGINIA TECH AT COASTAL CAROLINA BB&T COASTAL FIELD 1:00 PM North Carolina State vs. West Virginia Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field 3:00 pm Virginia Tech vs. George Mason BB&T Coastal Field 5:00 pm 26 Sun. Iowa vs. Virginia Tech Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field 10:00 am West Virginia vs. George Mason BB&T Coastal Field 11:00 am NORTH CAROLINA STATE AT COASTAL CAROLINA BB&T COASTAL FIELD 3:00 PM Mar. 2-4 Fr i -Sun. COASTAL CAROLINA INVITATIONAL Conway/Myrt le Beach, S.C. 2 Fri. St. John’s vs. Illinois BB&T Coastal Field Noon PITTSBURGH AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM 3 Sat. Illinois vs. Pittsburgh BB&T Coastal Field 1:00 pm ST. JOHN’S AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 1:30 PM ILLINOIS AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PM 4 Sun. Pittsburgh vs. St. John’s BB&T Coastal Field Noon ILLINOIS AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD NOONMAR. 7 WED. UNC WILMINGTON WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM Mar. 9-11 Fr i -Sun. CHANTICLEER CLASSIC Conway/Myrt le Beach, S.C. 9 Fri. Ohio State vs. Marist Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field Noon TOLEDO AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM 10 Sat. OHIO STATE AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD NOON MARIST AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM Toledo vs. Ohio State BB&T Coastal Field 5:00 pm 11 Sun. Marist vs. Toledo BB&T Coastal Field Noon OHIO STATE AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 1:00 PMMAR. 14 WED. COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM Mar. 16-18 Fr i -Sun. CC CLASSIC Conway/Myrt le Beach, S.C. 16 Fri. UAB vs. Connecticut Watson Stadium/Vrooman Field Noon MICHIGAN AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 4:00 PM 17 Sat. Michigan vs. UAB BB&T Coastal Field 11:00 am CONNECTICUT AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 1:00 PM MICHIGAN AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 5:00 PM 18 Sun. Connecticut vs. Michigan BB&T Coastal Field 11:00 am UAB AT COASTAL CAROLINA WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 1:00 PMMAR. 23 FRI . ALBANY WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMMAR. 24 SAT. ALBANY WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMMAR. 25 SUN. ALBANY WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMMar. 28 Wed. at North Carol ina Chapel Hi l l , N.C. 6:00 pmMar. 30 Fr i . at Radford * Radford, Va. 6:30 pmMar. 31 Sat . at Radford * Radford, Va. 4:00 pmApri l 1 Sun. at Radford * Radford, Va. 2:00 pmApri l 3 Tues. at The Ci tadel Charleston, S.C. (Ri ley Park) 6:00 pmApri l 6 Fr i . at Gardner-Webb * Boi l ing Springs, N.C. 6:00 pmApri l 7 Sat . at Gardner-Webb (DH) * Boi l ing Springs, N.C. 1:00 pmApri l 10 Tues. at UNC Wilmington Wilmington, N.C. 6:00 pmAPRIL 11 WED. THE CITADEL WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMAPRIL 13 FRI . VMI * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMAPRIL 14 SAT. VMI * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMAPRIL 15 SUN. VMI (ESPNU) * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMApri l 17 Tues. at Virginia Tech Blacksburg. Va. 5:30 pmAPRIL 20 FRI . HIGH POINT * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMAPRIL 21 SAT. HIGH POINT * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMAPRIL 22 SUN. HIGH POINT * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMApri l 24 Tues. at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 6:30 pmApri l 26 Thurs. at Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 7:00 pmApri l 27 Fr i . at Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 7:00 pmApri l 28 Sat . at Liberty * Lynchburg, Va. 2;00 pmMAY 5 SAT. CAMPBELL (DH) * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMMAY 6 SUN. CAMPBELL * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMMay 8 Tues. at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 6:05 pmMay 9 Wed. at Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 6:05 pmMAY 11 FRI . WINTHROP * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMMAY 12 SAT. WINTHROP * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 6:00 PMMAY 13 SUN. WINTHROP * WATSON STADIUM/VROOMAN FIELD 2:00 PMMay 15 Tues. at Col lege of Charleston Charleston, S.C. (Patr iot ’s Point) 6:00 pmMay 17 Thurs. at Charleston Southern * Charleston, S.C. 2:00 pmMay 18 Fri . at Charleston Southern * Charleston, S.C. 2:00 pmMay 19 Sat . at Charleston Southern * Charleston, S.C. 2:00 pmMay 22-26 Tues.-Sat . at Big South Tournament High Point, N.C. TBAJune 1-4 Fri.-Mon. NCAA Regional Campus Site TBAJune 8-11 Fri.-Sun. NCAA Super Regional Campus Site TBAJune 15-25/26 Fri-Mon/Tues. NCAA College World Series Omaha, Neb. TBA

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