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With ties to the Baker University baseball team since 1983, Phil Hannon has served as head coach of the Wildcats since July 1999. Hannon has brought a wealth of baseball experience to Baker. He played minor league baseball in the Chicago Cubs organization for five years and coached and managed at the minor league level for another three years. Hannon excelled as an athlete at Lexington (Mo.) High School from 1978 to 1982, where he received multiple letters in football and baseball. Hannon continued his athletic success at Baker, where he started and lettered all four years as a wide receiver for the football team and a center fielder for the baseball team while earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1986. Hannon caught the eye of scouts during his senior year at Baker and signed with the Cubs after graduation, beginning his five-year run as a player in the minor leagues where he reached the AA level in 1990. The next two years Hannon coached at Geneva, N.Y., and Huntington, W.Va., before leaving the Cubs organization in 1993 to manage the High Desert Mavericks of the California League. Hannon also serves as coordinator of outdoor facilities. He lives in Baldwin City with his wife, Charlene, and their four children. His eldest son, Andy, was a member of the Wildcat basketball and baseball teams. His second son, Aaron, is a member of Baker’s track and field team. And his daughter, Annie, is a member of the softball team. Head Coach Phil Hannon www.bakerwildcats.com P.O. Box 65 Baldwin City, KS 66006-0065 President | Dr. Patricia N. Long Athletic Director | Dr. Patricia N. Long 785.594.8474 Head Coach | Phil Hannon 785.594.8444 [email protected] Sports Information Director Kevin Kunde 785.594.8495 [email protected] University Enrollment | 4,000 Baldwin City Enrollment | 1,000 Mascot | WOWzer the Wildcat Color | Orange National Affiliation | NAIA Conference | Heart of America www.bakerwildcats.com * 7 – 8 a.m. | Registration, coffee and donuts * 8:30 a.m. | Shotgun start * Noon | Barbecue lunch, awards, silent auction * Cost | $125 per golfer, four-man scramble * All proceeds benefit Baker student-athletes. You may designate a portion of your entry fee to benefit the sport of your choice. If no sport is designated, funds will benefit the general athletic fund. * Entry fee includes greens fee, cart rental, range balls, golf shirt and barbecue lunch. * Mulligans will be available for purchase on site. * Prizes will be awarded for flight winners and contests such as longest drive, closest to pin, longest putt and hole in one. Prairie Highlands Golf Course, 14695 South Inverness Street, Olathe For more information, please contact the Alumni Office at [email protected] or 888.781.2586

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With ties to the Baker University baseball team since 1983, Phil Hannon has served as head coach of the Wildcats since July 1999.

Hannon has brought a wealth of baseball experience to Baker. He played minor league baseball in the Chicago Cubs organization for five years and coached and managed at the minor league level for another three years.

Hannon excelled as an athlete at Lexington (Mo.) High School from 1978 to 1982, where he received multiple letters in football and baseball. Hannon continued his athletic success at Baker, where he started and lettered all four years as a wide receiver for the football team and a center fielder for the baseball team while earning a bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1986.

Hannon caught the eye of scouts during his senior year at Baker and signed with the Cubs after graduation, beginning his five-year run as a player in the minor leagues where he reached the AA level in 1990. The next two years Hannon coached at Geneva, N.Y., and Huntington, W.Va., before leaving the Cubs organization in 1993 to manage the High Desert Mavericks of the California League.

Hannon also serves as coordinator of outdoor facilities. He lives in Baldwin City with his wife, Charlene, and their four children. His eldest son, Andy, was a member of the Wildcat basketball and baseball teams. His second son, Aaron, is a member of Baker’s track and field team. And his daughter, Annie, is a member of the softball team.

Head Coach Phil Hannon

www.bakerwildcats.com

P.O. Box 65Baldwin City, KS 66006-0065

President | Dr. Patricia N. Long

Athletic Director | Dr. Patricia N. Long 785.594.8474

Head Coach | Phil Hannon785.594.8444 [email protected]

Sports Information Director Kevin [email protected]

University Enrollment | 4,000

Baldwin City Enrollment | 1,000

Mascot | WOWzer the Wildcat

Color | Orange

National Affiliation | NAIA

Conference | Heart of America

www.bakerwildcats.com

* 7 – 8 a.m. | Registration, coffee and donuts * 8:30 a.m. | Shotgun start * Noon | Barbecue lunch, awards, silent auction * Cost | $125 per golfer, four-man scramble * All proceeds benefit Baker student-athletes. You may designate a portion of your entry fee to benefit the sport of your choice. If

no sport is designated, funds will benefit the general athletic fund. * Entry fee includes greens fee, cart rental, range balls, golf shirt and barbecue lunch. * Mulligans will be available for purchase on site. * Prizes will be awarded for flight winners and contests such as longest drive, closest to pin, longest putt and hole in one.

Prairie Highlands Golf Course, 14695 South Inverness Street, OlatheFor more information, please contact the Alumni Office at [email protected] or 888.781.2586

www.bakerwildcats.com

www.bakerwildcats.com

Game NotesB a k e r U n i v e r s i t y

M i d A m e r i c a N a z a r e n e14-23, 10-14 HAAC

21-20, 14-11 HAAC

April 26, 2010 | Sauder Field Baldwin City, Kan. | 6:00 p.m. (CST)

HAAC StandingsSchool HAAC OverallAvila 19-5 30-9 William Jewell 16-6 33-9Lindenwood 17-7 35-13MNU 14-11 21-20Missouri Valley 11-14-3 15-21-3Culver-Stockton 10-14 19-22Baker 10-14 14-23Graceland 9-14 13-25Central Methodist 10-16 13-24Evangel 8-14-3 14-25-3Benedictine 8-17 9-32 Notes:The ties listed above are for three games that are to be played between Evangel and Mis-souri Valley College on April 28th.

**The top six teams qualify for HAAC postseason play.

Quick Leaders

BATTING AVERAGESteven Stewart | 50 hits | .382 avg

RBIsNick Peterson | 27 RBIs

HOME RUNSNick Peterson & Dustin Moomau | 3 HR

STOLEN BASES Steven Stewart | 13

ERA Chris Cummins | 20 ER | 3.23 ERA

STRIKEOUTSChris Cummins | 44 SO | 7.11 avg

Baker RosterNo. Name Year Pos. Hometown 1 Chris Cummins SO LHP Cornoa, CA2 Andrew Leiker FR IF Olathe, KS3 Steven Stewart SO IF Shawnee, KS5 Josh Reed JR IF Plano, TX7 Jose Orozco SO OF Chula Vista, CA8 Luis Ramirez FR IF Kansas City, KS10 Jeremy Wright SR OF Baldwin City, KS11 Tad Eubanks SR C Pomona, KS12 Ian Sutherland SR RHP Mound City, KS13 Scott Naime FR RHP Shawnee, KS14 Dustin King FR OF Shawnee, KS15 Jared Herbert JR IF Olathe, KS16 Josh Vossen FR IF Tecumseh, KS17 Bryce Daily FR OF Corona, CA18 Dustin Moomau SR OF Olathe, KS19 Sean McAlister SO RHP Topeka, KS20 Andrew Gibson JR C Albany, OR21 Joel Murphy JR RHP St. Louis, MO22 Bryan Kindle FR IF Eudora, KS23 Nick Peterson SR IF Olathe, KS24 Justin Lane FR IF Gardner, KS26 Chase Dengel FR IF Ottawa, KS34 Cody Lefebvre JR RHP Lincoln, MO35 Brandon Truitt JR C Kansas City, KS46 Nathan Wheelock SO RHP Russell, KS

Head Coach: Phil Hannon Assistant: Aaron Westerhouse

MidAmerica Roster

Orozco

Moomau

Wright

Eubanks

Stewart Peterson

Herbert

Truitt

Baker Lineup1. Stewart | .382 | 20 RBI2. Peterson | .350 | 27 RBI3. Eubanks | .283 | 11 RBI4. Truitt | .346 | 22 RBI5. Daily (DH) | .278 | 15 RBI6. Moomau | .302 | 21 RBI7. Herbert | .337 | 13 RBI8. Orozco | .296 | 14 RBI9. Wright | .278 | 10 RBI Pitcher- Cummins3.23 ERA | 5-1 | 55.2 IP

Cummins

No. Name Year Pos. Hometown 1 Keith Staton JR P St. Petersburg, FL2 Peter Ingles SO P Overland Park, KS4 AJ Nunley SO IF Tooele, UT5 Kyle Segraves SO OF Overland Park, KS6 Cody Fuqua SO IF Jackson, TN7 Kevin Liddle SO IF/P Loveland, CO9 Ben Alison SO OF/P Ankeny, IA10 Justin Huggins SO P Sterling, CO13 Josh Greer FR OF Roanoke, VA14 Tim Purdin JR 1B/C Atascadero, CA15 Kent Swanson JR P Eudora, KS17 John Burgat FR IF Lenexa, KS18 David Staton JR C/P St. Petersburg, FL19 Harrison Helms SR P Matthews, NC20 Darrell Huffman JR OF Sherwood, OR22 Tino Luna FR P Surprise, AZ24 Kirk Nungestar SR OF Lee’s Summit, MO27 Donnie MacLeod SO OF Harrisonville, MO29 Mason Lent FR OF Wichita, KS30 Jarid Renzelman JR IF Kearney, MO31 Daniel Gross SO P Phoenix, AZ38 Brian Rich SR P Olathe, KS

Head Coach: Ryan ThompsonAssistants: Rob Ramseyer, Matt Alison

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Greer

Segraves

Alison

Renzelman

Fuqua Nunley

Purdin

Staton

MNU Lineup1. Segraves2. Alison3. Renzelman4. Purdin5. Greer6. Nungester (DH)7. Nunley8. Staton9. Fuqua Pitcher- Staton6.75 ERA | 5-4 | 53 IP

Staton

Baker Probables

MNU Probables

Baker ace set to take the moundSophomore standout Chris Cummins will lead the Wildcats Monday evening

As the 2010 season comes to a close,

the Baker Wildcats will be battling to qualify for the HAAC Playoffs.

The Wildcats send sophomore ace Chris Cummins (5-1) to the mound Monday evening against MidAmerica Nazarene Univeristy.

“Cummins has undoubtedly been our most steady pitcher all season,” Baker head coach Phil Hannon said. “The guys are comfortable with him on the mound.”

A steady and balanced attack will most certainly be needed if the Wildcats plan on celebrating Senior Night in style.

In the conference, the battle for the last playoff spot will be between Baker, Missouri Valley, Culver-Stockton, Graceland and Evangel. Baker is 10-14 in the conference with three games remaining against MidAmerica and three games against Evangel.

Let’s not forget about the games between Missouri Valley and Evangel that still have to be made up.

Offensively, the Wildcats should be up to the task. Baker enters Monday evening ranked No. 6 in the conference with a batting average of .311, while the leader (Avila) sits at .350

As a team, the Wildcats rank No. 10 in the conference with an ERA of 7.69. With six games remaining, one thing is for sure. If the offense can continue

to produce and the bullpen can improve just slightly, the Wildcats will be celebrating a postseason berth at the end of the week.

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