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Media RelationsDirector of Sports Media Relations ..........................Matthew HicksOffice Phone ............................................................. (251) 442-2264Email ...................................................................mhicks@umobile.eduWeb Address ............ www.umobile.edu/athletic/UMSportsWeb.aspMailing Address ...............5735 College Parkway Mobile, AL 36613 Physical Address ............ 5735 College Parkway Mobile, AL 36613 Office Fax ................................................................. (251) 442-2499

Coaching StaffMike Jacobs ............................................................... (251) 442-2228Email .............................................................. mjacobs@umobile.eduJon Seymour ............................................................. (251) 442-2306Email ............................................................ jseymour@umobile.eduFax................................................................................. (251) 442-2499Mailing Address............................................... 5735 College Parkway

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Location ........................................................................... Mobile, ALPresident .................................................................. Dr. Mark FoleyAthletic Director .............................................................. Joe Niland Enrollment ................................................................................. 1,646 Founded ..................................................................................... 1961Affiliation ................................................................ NAIA Division IConference .......................................................... Gulf Coast Athletic Nickname .................................................................................. RamsColors ................................................................... Maroon and WhiteAthletic Department Phone .................................... (251) 442-2278

Team InformationHead Coach .................................................................... Mike JacobsCareer Record ................................................................... 667-404-2Seasons at Mobile .......................................................................... 20Record at Mobile ............................................................... 667-404-2Assistant Head Coach ................................................... Jon Seymour2009 Record ............................................................................... 34-23UM All-Time Record ......................................................... 667-404-2World Series Appearances (Last) ........................................ 1 (2001)

Athletic Training StaffMelissa Thomas ......................................................... (251) 442-2561Courtney Jones .......................................................... (251) 442-2361

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RADIOWNSP 105.5 FM SportsP.O. Box 1661Mobile, AL 36633Lee ShirvanianPhone - (251) 438-5460Fax - (251) 438-5462www.wnsp.com

Dr. Audrey EubanksVice President

Academic Affairs

Mr. Steve LeeVice President

Business Affairs

Mrs. Kim LeousisVice President

EnrollmentManagement

Dr. Mark Foley has served as president of the University of Mobile since 1998 and is the third presi-dent of the university since its founding in 1961. During more than a decade of leadership, Dr.Foley has led the move to intentionally integrate faith and learning in all areas of university life, whileraising academic standards, building new residence halls, establishing outstanding programs such asthe Center for Performing Arts, and earning the private Christian university national rankings.

His emphasis on the core values of learning, faith and leadership has extended to all operations ofthe university, from the classroom to the administrative offices. With these core values in place, theuniversity is committed to graduating confident Christian men and women who have mastered thebody of knowledge required by the degree they hold; who know how to think; who know what theybelieve and why they believe it; who possess the courage to live and work according to those beliefs;who accept responsibility as caretakers of that with which God has entrusted them; and who possessthe willingness and skill to use their influence in appropriate and effective ways to change the worldaround them.

Dr. Foley is a member of the Executive Committee of the Commission on Colleges of the SouthernAssociation of Colleges and Schools, a past chairman of the Alabama Association of IndependentColleges and Schools, and a member of the Board of Directors of Victory Health Partners andVolunteers of America, Southeast, Inc.

Previously, Dr. Foley was executive vice president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Heholds a bachelor of business administration from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas; anda master of divinity and a doctor of philosophy in psychology and counseling from New Orleans

Baptist Theological Seminary. He is an ordained minister, a former business owner, and has practiced as a professional counselor. His wife, Marilyn,is involved in many university activities. She holds bachelor of science in education from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas, and is aformer classroom educator.

The Foleys have two children and two granddaughters. Their daughter, Molly, is married to Doug Sawyer, an accountant in Georgia, and they havetwo daughters, Avery and Abby. Their son, Rob, and his wife, Leah, reside in Colorado where he works with Christian ministries in the NationalParks system.

DR. MARK FOLEYPresident, University of Mobile

Vice Presidents

Mr. Brian BoyleVice PresidentDevelopment

GOOD LLUCK TTO MMICHAEL TTEDESCO AANDTHE MMOBILE RRAMS BBASEBALL TTEAM

A EE LLATAPIE PPLUMBING && HHEATING

Michael BerryWomen’s Basketball

Maggie BlaylockWomen’s Golf

Amber CampbellVolleyball

Jon CampbellVolleyball

Shaddrick JenkinsMen’s Basketball

Peter FullerMen’s Soccer

Matthew HicksSports Information

Mike JacobsBaseball

Courtney JonesAthletic Training

Kevin LauxWomen’s Soccer

Terri McCormickSoftball

Jessica McIntyreSoftball

Joe NilandMen’s Basketball/ A.D

Colby OdomMen’s Golf

Brian PersonWomen’s Soccer

Holly PersonCross Country

Ginger ReeserSoftball

Remi RoySoccer

Jon SeymourBaseball

Melissa ThomasAthletic Trainer

Uwe TittlTennis

Assistant To The A.D

Mike WatkinsBaseball

Sally ShouppeAdministrative Assistant

Cindy BrunsCheerleading

Ebonie FergusonWomen’s Basketball

In twenty seasons serving as the head coach at the University ofMobile, Mike Jacobs has led the Rams to 667 wins and just 404losses. In the past twelve years, 25 Rams have signed professionalcontracts, including current Major League baseball players J.C.Romero and Saul Rivera. The leadership that produced over 20professional players also led the Rams to the 2001 NAIA WorldSeries in Lewiston, ID and a 43-win season in 2008.

Jacobs helped begin the University of Mobile baseball program in1990, after coming to Mobile from UMS-Wright PreparatorySchool, where he spent two years as an assistant coach and the lastfour as the head coach. As the head coach of the Bulldogs, Jacobsled them to a second-place finish in the State 3A classification in1987 and a state title in 1988. In 1981, Jacobs coached the Evangel

Christian School squad to a second-place finish in the Alabama Christian Athletic Conference. Hebegan his coaching career at Central Baptist School, where his team won a district title in theAlabama Private School Association. As a college player, Jacobs had an outstanding career at theUniversity of South Alabama under Eddie Stankey. He was a four-year letterman at USA and wasthe Jaguars' leading hitter in 1976.

Jacobs and his wife,Joy, are members ofPeople of Mars Hill,where he serves as anelder. Mrs. Jacobs is aregistered nurse, agraduate of theUniversity of Mobile,and works forSurgicare of Mobile.Jacobs has been a fea-tured speaker at sever-al Fellowship ofChristian Athletes’functions.

The Jacobs have twosons, Josh and Jeff. Josh, a pharmacist, and his wife, Kara, a classroom educator, reside inBirmingham with daughter Emma Kate. Both are UM alumni. Jeff and his wife, Amy, reside inMobile where he works for Day Trading Institute. Amy is a physician’s assistant. They are also UMalumni.

Jacobs’Jacobs’ MilestonesMilestones-1994-

GCAC Champs-1998-

GCAC Champs, namedGCAC Coach of the Year

-1999- GCAC Champs

-2001- GCAC Champs, Region 13

Champs, competed at NAIAWorld Series

-2008-GCAC Champs

Jacobs Jacobs At MobileAt Mobile1990 - 24-211991 - 25-231992 - 20-251993 - 31-201994 - 39-11-21995 - 39-131996 - 36-151997 - 38-121998 - 37-151999 - 38-152000 - 41-182001 - 40-202002 - 29-282003 - 35-222004- 23-262005- 39-252006- 29-242007- 27-322008- 43-162009- 34-23

TOTALS 667-404-2

Mike Jacobs

Jon Seymour begins his sixth season with the University of Mobile baseball staffand has helped lead the team to 77 wins over the past two seasons.

In addition to his main priority of working with the University of Mobile baseballpitching staff, Seymour is in charge of recruiting and maintenance of the baseballfield.

Before coming to Mobile, Seymour worked as an assistant pitching coach forShenandoah University in Winchester, Va., for three seasons.

Prior to his stint at Shenandoah University, Seymour was an assistant pitchingcoach with a summer league team, the Santa Clara Dodgers, that advanced to thePalomino World Series two years in a row. At the same time, Seymour spent three

seasons from 1996-99 working with NCAA Division I perennial power Stanford University as an assistantgroundskeeper while also helping out with the Stanford baseball practices and summer camps.

Seymour received his AA Degree from Mission College in Santa Clara, CA, after playing two years on theMission College baseball team in 1995 and 1996. He was an All-Conference pitcher in 1996 in the CaliforniaJunior College Coast Conference after going 10-0 with a 1.68 ERA. Seymour is working on his B.A. degree inExercise Science.

Seymour was born on Feb. 14, 1975 and is a native of Santa Clara, CA He is a 1993 graduate of Santa ClaraHigh School where he played baseball.

Jon Seymour

Mike Watkins

Mike Watkins, a steady fixture in the UM athletic department for several years,will begin his sixth season as a volunteer assistant coach.

Watkins has served as the Director of Intramurals as well as Assistant AthleticDirector at UM for seven years and the university’s strength coach for the pastnine seasons. Watkins also spent two seasons in 1996-98 as the head coach of thewomen’s golf team.

Before coming to UM, Watkins served as head baseball coach at Bishop StateCommunity College from 1993-95. Watkins got his start in baseball as the headcoach at Alba High School from 1985-88.

Double majoring at the University of West Alabama, Watkins completed both his B.S. in history and B.S. inphysical education in 1984 and received his master’s degree in human performance from the University ofMobile in 1991. Watkins also received his Strength and Conditioning Specialist certification from theNational Strength Coaches Association in 1993.

World Series Winner: JC Romero

Year Team Level W L ERA G GS CG SH GF SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WP H9 HR9 BB9 K9 WHIP2002 Minnesota MLB 9 2 1.89 81 0 0 0 15 1 81.0 62 17 17 3 36 76 9 6.89 0.33 4.00 8.44 1.212003 Minnesota MLB 2 0 5.00 73 0 0 0 17 0 63.0 66 37 35 7 42 50 9 9.43 1.00 6.00 7.14 1.712004 Rochester AAA 0 0 2.25 3 3 0 0 0 0 8.0 4 2 2 1 5 11 0 4.50 1.13 5.63 12.38 1.13

Minnesota MLB 7 4 3.51 74 0 0 0 12 1 74.1 61 32 29 4 38 69 5 7.39 0.48 4.60 8.35 1.332005 Minnesota MLB 4 3 3.47 68 0 0 0 11 0 57.0 50 26 22 6 39 48 1 7.89 0.95 6.16 7.58 1.562006 LA Angels MLB 1 2 6.70 65 0 0 0 16 0 48.1 57 40 36 3 28 31 1 10.61 0.56 5.21 5.77 1.762007 Boston MLB 1 0 3.15 23 0 0 0 5 1 20.0 24 7 7 2 15 11 0 10.8 0.9 6.75 4.95 1.95

Phillies MLB 1 2 1.24 51 0 0 0 5 0 37.0 15 5 5 1 25 31 4 3.65 0.24 6.08 7.68 1.102008 Phillies MLB 4 4 2.75 81 0 0 0 14 1 59.0 41 18 18 5 38 52 2 6.3 0.8 5.8 7.9 1.342009 Phillies MLB 0 0 2.70 21 0 0 0 5 0 16.2 13 6 5 2 13 12 0 7.0 1.1 7.0 6.5 1.56

Majors 11 32 28 4.10 568 22 0 0 104 4 588.0 545 291 268 51 328 473 34 8.3 0.8 5.0 7.2 1.48Minors 6 25 16 3.26 161 27 1 0 57 17 328.2 290 162 119 26 157 297 23 8.0 0.70 4.3 8.1 1.36

Romero had a postseason to remember in 2008, helping thePhiladelphia Phillies to the World Series Championship. Thelefty appeared in 8 playoff games, logging 7.1 scoreless innings,while fanning 7 batters and allowing only 2 hits. In the WorldSeries, Romero picked up a pair of victories out of the bullpen,including the victory in the decisive game.

Marlins 3rd Base Coach: Joe EspadaJoe was recently named the Florida Marlins 3rd Base Coachafter previously serving as the organization’s minor leagueinfield coordinator. He was a Texas League All-Star in 1999with the Oakland A’s double-A affiliate. He was also a CentralLeague All-Star in 2004 and 2005. At Mobile, he set the recordfor highest single-season batting average at .468 and was named1st-Team NAIA All-American.

Year Team Org. Level Pos G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO HBP SH SF DP AVG OBP SLG OPS2004 Pensacola Ind 71 271 53 91 4 2 4 47 18 5 22 25 0 8 3 3 .336 .382 .410 792

Montgomery Tb AA 2b 27 98 8 26 1 1 0 5 2 2 7 14 3 1 0 0 .265 .333 .296 6292005 Pensacola Ind ss 64 246 52 82 15 0 4 31 24 4 26 25 4 4 4 3 .333 .400 .443 843Minor League Totals 850 3109 537 902 112 15 28 334 190 77 384 390 36 49 24 61 .290 .372 .363 735

Reliever: Saul Rivera

Year Team Org Level W L ERA G GS GF SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WP H9 BB9 K9 WHIP2004 Huntsville Mil AA 2 1 1.62 26 0 10 1 33.1 30 11 6 1 16 25 0 8.10 4.32 6.75 1.38

Harrisburg Mtl AA 0 2 7.71 18 0 12 3 21.0 27 22 18 3 12 15 1 11.57 5.14 6.43 1.862005 Harrisburg Wan AA 3 3 2.47 40 0 29 9 76.2 72 30 21 3 20 70 3 8.45 2.35 8.22 1.202006 NewOrleans Wan AAA 1 1 1.59 12 2 1 28.1 25 7 5 1 12 25 4 7.94 3.81 7.94 1.31

Washington Wan MLB 3 0 3.43 54 0 16 1 60.1 59 28 23 4 32 41 3 8.80 4.77 6.12 1.512007 Columbus Wan AAA 0 1 13.50 1 0 1 0 0.2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 27.00 0.00 0.00 3.00

Washington Wan MLB 4 6 3.68 85 0 17 3 93.0 88 39 38 1 42 64 4 8.52 4.06 6.19 1.402008 Washington Wan MLB 5 6 3.96 76 0 14 0 84.0 90 41 37 3 35 65 4 9.64 3.75 6.96 1.492009 Washington Wan MLB 1 3 6.10 30 0 9 0 38.1 48 28 26 7 14 21 1 11.3 3.3 4.9 1.62

Syracuse Wan AAA 2 5 3.55 30 0 8 2 45.2 57 26 18 1 25 32 4 11.2 4.9 6.3 1.80MLB (4 season) 13 15 4.05 245 0 56 4 275.2 285 136 124 15 123 191 12 9.3 4.0 6.2 1.48

Minor (10 seasons) 29 24 2.94 316 2 79 456.0 389 181 149 17 216 507 33 7.7 4.3 10.0 1.33

Saul made his Major League debut on May 25, 2006 after beingdrafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 9th round of the 1998MLB draft. He was the 259th overall selection. Saul is currentlywith the Indians and previously played in the Nationals’, Mets’,Twins’ and Brewers’ organizations. During the 2007-08 seasonswith Washington, Rivera logged 177 innings as a reliever with asub-4.0 ERA.

Currently Out of BaseballNAME YEAR ORGANIZATION LEAGUEBert Bellcase 1994 Zanesville Greys FrontierChris Howard 1994 Colorado Rockies NationalMorgan Spraggins 1994 Louisiana Aces Texas - LouisianaAlan Cook 1995 Ogden Raptors PioneerLance Davis 1995 Abilene Prairie Dogs Texas - LouisianaMike Harrell 1995 Portsmouth Explorers Frontier LeagueJoe Espada 1996 Oakland A's 2nd Round AmericanCarlos Pagan 1997 Kansas City Royals AmericanKy Faciane 1997 Moose Jaw Club PrairieBrad Frazier 1998 Minnesota Twins AmericanKendall Hill 1998 Minnesota Twins AmericanDarrell Gaston 1999 Milwaukee Brewers NationalJay King 1999 Kansas City Royals AmericanDaniel Williford 1999 Arizona Diamondbacks NationalRaul Nieves 2000 Boston Red Sox AmericanKory Melancon 2001 Montgomery Wings All American Asoc.Jackie Blanchard 2001 Montgomery Wings All American Asoc.Bubba Dobson 2003 Pensacola Pelicans C.B.L.Josh Kendrick 2003 Tampa Bay Devil Rays AmericanJohn Price 2004 Tampa Bay Devil Rays AmericanCarnell Parker 2005 Tampa Bay Devil Rays AmericanKeegan Laycock 2006 Florence Freedom Frontier LeagueJason Ragan 2006 Tampa Bay Devil Rays American

Still ActiveNAME YEAR ORGANIZATION LEAGUEJ.C. Romero 1997 Minnesota Twins (1st player to play in the MLB) AmericanSaul Rivera 1998 Cleveland Indians AmericanKyle McPherson 2007 Pittsburgh Pirates AmericanNelson Curry 2009 Chicago White Sox American

Bert Bellcase

Carnell Parker

Josh Kendrick

Ky Faciane

Chris Howard

John Price

Darrell Gaston

Carlos Pagan Jackie Blanchard

Alan Cook

Keegan Laycock

Kyle McPherson

Nelson Curry

Date Day Opponent Location Time1/29/2010 Friday Belhaven University* Jackson, MS 3:00 PM1/30/2010 Saturday Belhaven University* Jackson, MS 1:00 PM (DH)2/5/2010 Friday Loyola University* HOME 2:00 PM2/6/2010 Saturday Loyola University* HOME 12:00 PM (DH)

2/10/2010 Wednesday Stillman College Tuscaloosa, AL 12:00 (DH)2/12/2010 Friday Tougaloo College* Jackson, MS 1:002/13/2010 Saturday Tougaloo College* Jackson, MS 12:00 (DH)2/16/2010 Tuesday Auburn-Montgomery HOME 2:002/19/2010 Friday Talladega College HOME 2:002/20/2010 Saturday Talladega College HOME 12:00 (DH)2/23/2010 Tuesday Faulkner HOME 12:00 (DH)2/26/2010 Friday LSUS* HOME 2:002/27/2010 Saturday LSUS* HOME 12:00 (DH)3/5/2010 Friday William Carey* Hattiesburg, MS 6:003/6/2010 Saturday William Carey* Hattiesburg, MS 1:00 (DH)3/9/2010 Tuesday Lyon College HOME 2:003/10/2010 Wednesday Lyon College HOME 2:003/12/2010 Friday Spring Hill College* Mobile, AL 6:003/13/2010 Saturday Spring Hill College* Mobile, AL 1:00 (DH)3/17/2010 Wednesday Oklahoma Wesleyan HOME 2:003/19/2010 Friday Belhaven University* HOME 2:003/20/2010 Saturday Belhaven University* HOME 1:00 (DH)3/23/2010 Tuesday Faulkner University Montgomery, AL 2:00 (DH)3/26/2010 Friday Tougaloo College* HOME 2:003/27/2010 Saturday Tougaloo College* HOME 1:00 (DH)3/30/2010 Tuesday West Florida Pensacola, FL 5:004/2/2010 Friday Loyola University* New Orleans, LA 6:004/3/2010 Saturday Loyola University* New Orleans, LA 1:00 (DH)4/6/2010 Tuesday Auburn-Montgomery Montgomery, AL 3:00 (DH)4/9/2010 Friday William Carey* HOME 2:004/10/2010 Saturday William Carey* HOME 1:00 (DH)4/16/2010 Friday Spring Hill College* HOME 2:004/17/2010 Saturday Spring Hill College* HOME 1:00 (DH)4/24/2010 Saturday Lambuth University HOME 1:00 (DH)4/25/2010 Sunday Lambuth University HOME 12:004/30/2010 Friday LSUS* Shreveport, LA 6:305/1/2010 Saturday LSUS* Shreveport, LA 1:00 (DH)

The 2010 University of Mobile baseballteam will have a largely new look headinginto the season opener Friday, Jan. 29 atBelhaven College, but that is nothingnew for the Rams.

"We recruit a lot of junior college playerswhich means we have a lot of turnover,"UM Head Coach Mike Jacobs said. "Twoyears ago, we had pretty much a wholenew lineup, but ended up with probablythe second best season in school history,and last year we had to deal with a wholenew pitching staff. This year will be a bitof both."

Dustin Lee and Alan Butts will return toanchor the pitching staff, along withnewcomers Jarrin Brister, CameronWhite, John Ladnier, Jeff Lyons, MichaelClay, Eric Meeks and Chris Peacock.

"We really need our returning guys tostep up big," Jacobs said. "But, it's nicethat most of our newcomers are jucoproducts and already have collegiateexperience."

Lee did not start pitching until the lasthalf of last season, but he put up asparkling 1.29 ERA in 21 relief innings.Butts logged 40.1 innings as a starter andreliever.

Ladnier went 6-2 with a sub-3.0 ERAlast season, Clay fanned 39 in 48.2innings of work and Lyons picked up 3saves and 3 wins for Faulkner State.Peacock limited opponents to a .213 bat-ting average in 40.2 innings, while Whiteput up a 6-2 record while splitting timebetween the mound and the field forHolmes Community College. Brister hashad a great fall for the Rams and Meeksis a sidearm relief pitcher from BishopState.

"We like the arms we brought in, but itmight take some time to get everyone inthe roles that will fit best," Jacobs said.

The 2008 and 2009 lineups were among

the best ever at Mobile, placing in thetop three all-time in homeruns and runsscored at the school. This year, seniorsNick Laico and Brad Sheffield are theonly returning players who received significant at bats.

"Obviously, when you lose so many greathitters, including a pair of All-Americansin Carlos Romero and Kevin Orso, youare going to have some uncertainty,"Jacobs said. "But, we like our returningplayers and our new guys and feel thatthey can make their own mark."

Sheffield will be expected to anchor thelineup after hitting .388 with 16 extrabase hits and a .461 on base percentage.Laico logged 84 at bats between catcherand DH, batting .310. Travis Williamsonis a senior that will split time behind theplate and the outfield.

Joining Sheffield on the infield will beJustin Beck, Ben Negus, Eric Perez,Cody Sanderson and Brady King.Sanderson brings some much-neededpower to the lineup after slugging .797with 12 homers at Jefferson Davis, whileNegus hit .302 at Jefferson Davis. Perez,Beck and King are versatile freshmanthat the coaches are excited about.

"Our infield has a great deal of depth,"Jacobs said. "Sheffield will start at 1stbase and Sanderson will start at short.Bourgeois has had a good fall and willadd depth in the middle if his armcomes around. Second base will havetwo freshmen see time in Beck and King,while Negus, White and Lee are allshowing the ability to see action at 3rdbase. The only clear-cut starters areSheffield and Sanderson."

Joining Laico behind the plate isWilliamson. Williamson caught in juniorcollege in 2008, while Michael Tedesco isexpected to be ready sometime inFebruary after shoulder surgery in thesummer.

The outfield will likely see some combi-nation of Cody Barber, Jake Halverson,Hunter Norris, Eric Perez and TravisWilliamson.

Barber, brother of former Ram BrettBarber, will be looked upon to be a keyrun-producer after hitting .358 with 56runs at Faulkner State. Norris hit .326 atJefferson Davis. Halverson is a transferfrom Dana College where he hit .307 in137 at bats.

"We don't have three clear-cut starters inthe outfield, but have several guys thatwe feel will help us there," Jacobs said."It's up to them to settle playing timewith their on-field performance."

Team Captains Sheffield and Lee willlook to have the team ready quickly, asthe Rams jump right into Gulf CoastAthletic Conference action with three-game series versus Belhaven and Loyolato start the year. Spring Hill, WilliamCarey, Tougaloo and LSU-Shreveportround out the conference foes.

"The GCAC will be as tough as alwayswith William Carey and LSU-Shreveportranked and Belhaven on the cusp ofbeing ranked," Jacobs said. "And youcan't overlook anyone, as conferencegames always seem to bring out every-one's best."

Non-conference play will keep the teamtested throughout the season with home-and-away matchups versus SSAC mem-bers Auburn-Montgomery and Faulknerand teams such as West Florida,Oklahoma Wesleyan and LambuthUniversity.

"We like to have a solid non-conferenceschedule to keep us battle-testedthroughout the year, and this year will beas tough as any, as we will have to showup for every game," Jacobs said.

No. Name Pos B/T Ht Wt Yr Hometown1 Cameron White P/INF R/R 6’0 170 SO Citronelle, AL2 Cody Barber OF R/R 6’1 185 JR Daphne, AL3 Brady King INF R/R 5’9 160 FR Covington, LA4 Ben Negus INF R/R 5’8 160 JR Mobile, AL5 Jarrin Brister P R/R 6’3 170 JR Moss Point, MS6 Nick Laico C R/R 5’10 175 SR Weston, CT7 Derek Bourgeois P/INF R/R 5’8 170 RSO Brusly, LA8 John Ladnier P R/R 6’1 170 JR Grand Bay, AL9 Jeff Lyons P R/R 5’11 185 JR Mobile, AL10 Dustin Lee P/INF R/R 6’0 200 SR Wicksburg, AL11 Michael Clay P L/L 6’3 185 JR Smiths, AL12 Eric Meeks P R/R 6’0 185 JR Semmes, AL13 Chris Peacock P R/R 6’4 220 JR Daphne, AL14 Jake Halverson INF/OF R/R 5’10 170 SR Omaha, NE15 Hunter Norris OF L/R 6’4 205 JR Monroeville, AL19 Travis Williamson OF/C R/R 6’2 210 SR Semmes, AL21 Eric Perez UTIL R/R 5’10 170 FR Arecibo, Puerto Rico22 Brad Sheffield INF R/R 5’11 190 SR Satsuma, AL23 Keith Granger INF R/R 6’4 225 FR Dothan, AL24 Cody Sanderson INF L/R 6’0 195 JR Pensacola, FL25 Alan Butts P R/R 6’5 230 RJR Prattville, AL26 Justin Beck UTIL R/R 5’10 155 FR Semmes, AL28 Michael Tedesco C R/R 6’0 215 JR Slidell, LA30 Travis Bowen C R/R 5’11 190 FR Mobile, AL34 Walt Bedsole UTIL R/R 6’0 190 FR Thomasville, AL

Kaleb Heffner P R/R 5’11 185 RS North Liberty, IA

#14 Jake HalversonPersonal: Son of Melanie and Robert Halverson… Native of Omaha, NE….Major is graphic design…. Minor is marketing

Previous College: Attended Dana College and University of South Alabama

High School: Pomona HS… Played baseball under Coach EJ Mapps…Defensive Player of the Year

Summer League: Played for Swamp Angels in 2009… Played for DiamondSpirit 2004-08

Other: Favorite athlete is Omar Vizquel… Favorite home-cooked meal islasagna… Favorite TV show is "Royal Pains"… Can't live without his glove

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS SLG Avg2009 Dana 40 137 26 42 5 1 3 19 58 9 22 10 5 .423 .307

#6 Nick LaicoPersonal: Son of April and Chris Laico.... Major is business administration...Native of Weston, CT

Previous College: Attended Los Angeles Harbor College... Played in 34 games,hit .280 with 20 RBI, 23 runs scored and a .374 slugging percentage in 2007

High School: Weston... Played baseball

Mobile: Six multi-hit games.... Lone homerun came April 4 versus LSU-Alexandria

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS SLG Avg2009 UM 37 84 8 26 4 0 1 14 33 11 9 0 0 .393 .310

#10 Dustin LeePersonal: Son of Lynn and David Lee... Major is business management... Minoris theology... Native of Wicksburg, AL

High School: Wicksburg... Played baseball under Jon Steed... Played basketballunder Scott Whitaker... Played football under Phillip Mitchell

Mobile: Allowed earned run(s) in only two of his seven appearances.... Startedseason allowing only 1 earned run in 18.1 innings of work... Allowed walks inonly two outings... Allowed only two extra-base hits... Worked 4+ innings inthree outings, while going more than one inning in all but two outings

Other: Favorite athlete is Blake Courington... Hobbies include reading andkayaking... Favorite home-cooked meal is fried chicken, macaroni and cheese,green beans and sweet tea

Year Team G GS CG SHO W L IP R ER SV ERA AB H 2B 3B2009 MOB 7 0 0 0 2 1 21.0 4 3 1 1.29 88 17 2 0

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS SLG Avg2009 MOB 24 25 0 5 0 0 0 3 5 0 10 0 0 .200 .200

#22 Brad SheffieldPersonal: Son of Leslie and Steve Sheffield... Major is business... Native ofSatsuma, AL.... Attended Faulkner University

High School: Satsuma... Played baseball under Mike Szymanski... Ran crosscountry under Jeff Ward... Team Captain as senior... Batted .405 with 4 homers

2009: Went 8-of-15 in the GCAC Tournament... Reached base in nine straightgames to end season... Multiple hits in 20 contests.... Career-best 2 homers April10 against Spring Hill.... Recorded four hits in a game three times

2008: Played in 18 games, started 7... Batted .290 with a .410 OBP... Scored 8runs and drove in 4

Other: Favorite athlete is Chase Utley... Hobbies include playing golf, workingout and water sports

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS SLG Avg2009 UM 54 178 49 69 8 1 7 37 100 19 13 18 2 .562 .3882008 UM 18 31 8 9 1 1 1 4 15 6 3 1 0 .484 .290

Totals 72 209 57 78 9 2 8 41 115 25 16 19 2 .550 .373

#19 Travis WilliamsonPersonal: Son of Donna and Terry Williamson.... Major is HPES... Native ofSemmes, AL

Previous College: Attended Lurleen B. Wallace CC... Hit .323 with 7 homersand 45 RBI as a sophomore

High School: Mary G. Montgomery.... Played baseball under LeonDruckenmiller and Terry Dixon... Played football under Scott Lesley... Baseballand Football All-Region 2nd-Team

Mobile: Went 2-for-3 with 1 HR and 4 RBI versus Tougaloo on Jan. 31... Five often hits went for extra bases

Other: Favorite athlete is Cal Ripken Jr.... Hobbies are hunting, fishing, pingpong and reading the Bible

Year Team G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS SLG Avg2009 UM 34 45 13 10 3 0 2 11 19 3 21 3 1 .422 .222

#2 Cody Barber

Personal: Son of Terrie and Michael Barber…. Enjoysgolf… Minor is chemistry

Previous College: Played at Faulkner StateCommunity College... Hit .358 with 56 runs scored,14 doubles, 7 homers and 46 RBI in 2009

High School: Played baseball under Coach JoeHutchins

Other: Favorite athlete is Robinson Cano… Favoritehome-cooked meal is steak… Favorite TV show is"Entourage"… Can't live without his iPod

OF - 6’1 - 185 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Daphne, ALHS: DaphneMajor: Mathematics

#26 Justin Beck

Personal: Son of Deanna and George Beck… Enjoysbaseball, hunting and fishing

High School: Played baseball under Coach TerryDixon… Participated in AL East-West All-StarGame… All-Region 2nd-Team… 6A State Semifinals

Other: Played for Mobile Baysharks GSW… Favoriteathlete is Jose Reyes… Favorite home-cooked meal ispork chops with lima beans and macaroni andcheese… Favorite TV show is "Sportscenter"

UTIL - 5’10 - 155 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Semmes, ALHS: Mary G. MontgomeryMajor: Undecided

#34 Walt Bedsole

Personal: Son of Tammy and Michael Bedsole…Enjoys playing baseball and basketball

High School: Played baseball under Coach ClintAnderson… Helped lead team to 2009 4A StateChampionship game

Other: Favorite athlete is Albert Pujols… Favoritehome-cooked meal is steak and mashed potatoes…Favorite TV show is "Las Vegas"

UTIL - 6’0 - 190 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Thomasville, ALHS: ThomasvilleMajor: History/Education

#7 Derek Bourgeois

Personal: Son of Merlyn and Billy Bourgeois

High School: Played baseball under Trevor Dupont...Played football under Teddy Mooney... Power liftingteam... 1st-Team All-District pitcher... Played in 2007High School All-Star Game

Other: Favorite home-cooked meal is boiled crawfish

Mobile: Batted .240 in 23 games as a shortstop.. Alsopitched, appearing in 8 games out of the pen... Struckout 6 in 14 innings of work... Allowed only 2 extra-base hits... Missed last year due to injury

P/INF - 5’8 - 170 - R/R

Class: Sophomore (RS)Hometown: Brusly, LAHS: BruslyMajor: CIS

#30 Travis Bowen

Personal: Son of Linda and C.A. Bowen… Enjoysfishing, hunting and hanging with friends

High School: Played baseball under Coach ChrisBrazell… Played football under Coach RustyMason… Warrior Award… .330 career batting aver-age

Other: Favorite athlete is Ivan Rodriguez… Favoritehome-cooked meal is baked chicken with corn andmacaroni and cheese… Favorite TV show is "King ofthe Hill"… Can't live without God and his family

C - 5’11 - 190 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Semmes, ALHS: Cottage Hill ChristianMajor: Biology

#5 Jarrin Brister

Personal: Son of Kim and Robin Brister… Enjoyshunting and fishing

Previous College: Faulkner State CC

High School: Played baseball under Coach MattCochran… MHSAA Southern Mississippi All-StarTeam

Other: Favorite athlete is Jon Lester… Greatest athletic achievement was making State Finals atFaulkner State… Favorite home-cooked meal isgrilled deer meat… Favorite TV show is "Man v.Wild"

P - 6’3 - 170 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Moss Point, MSHS: Moss PointMajor: History

#25 Alan Butts

Personal: Son of Sue and Gerald Butts... Hobbiesinclude hunting, fishing, going out to river and beach,hanging out with friends, riding four wheelers andmud riding

Previous College: Attended Bishop State CC...Limited to only 7 games due to Tommy John Surgery

High School: Played baseball under Roger Lambert...Played football under Bill Clark

Mobile: Compiled 40.1 innings in 14 outings, with 7starts... 3-2 record with 34 K’s

Other: Favorite athlete is Greg Maddux

P - 6’5 - 230 - R/R

Class: Junior (RS)Hometown: Prattville, ALHS: PrattvilleMajor: Criminal Justice

#11 Michael Clay

Personal: Son of Jeanette and Charles Clay… Enjoyshunting, fishing and playing baseball

Previous College: Attended Jefferson Davis CC

High School: Played baseball under Coach ClintonBritton… Ace Award… 6-2 with a 2.98 ERA, 56 strike-outs and 2 saves

Other: Favorite athletes are Nolan Ryan and DerekJeter… Favorite home-cooked meal is pork chops,mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans and cornbread… Favorite TV shows are "Sportscenter"and "Baseball Tonight"

P - 6’3 - 185 - L/L

Class: JuniorHometown: Smiths Station, ALHS: Smiths StationMajor: HPES

#23 Keith Granger

Personal: Son of Terri and Keith Granger... Enjoysvideo games, basketball, golf, reading, tennis andping pong

High School: Played baseball under Coach FrankiePittman... Played basketball under Coach Chris Fain...Played football under Coach Emory Latta... All-StateHonorable Mention in baseball... Dothan Eagle Super12 Team... Two-time All-Area Team member in basketball

Other: Played for Dothan Post 12... Favorite athlete isTim Tebow... Favorite home-cooked meal is shrimpand cajun gator

INF - 6’4 - 225 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Dothan, ALHS: Providence ChristianMajor: Political Science

#3 Brady King

Personal: Son of Denise and Bobby King… Enjoyshunting, fishing and going to church

High School: Played baseball under Coach JeffDragg… 2nd-Team All-District… Honorable MentionAcademic All-State

Summer League: Played for Louisiana Knights…. 26stolen bases ranks 2nd in Knights' history

Other: Favorite athlete is Albert Pujols… Favoritehome-cooked meal is fried pork chops, rice andgravy and mashed potatoes… Favorite TV show is"Baseball Tonight"… Can't live without some goodsweet tea

INF - 5’9 - 160 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Covington, LAHS: CovingtonMajor: Mathematics

#8 John Ladnier

Personal: Son of Teresa and John Ladnier… Enjoyshunting and fishing

Previous College: Attended Faulkner State CC...Went 6-2 with 5 saves and a 2.70 ERA... Limitedopponents to a .224 average in 50 innings

High School: Played baseball under Coach LloydSkoda

Other: Favorite athlete is Dale Earnhardt… Greatestathletic achievement was making it to Junior CollegeState Finals… Favorite home-cooked meal is deermeat… Favorite TV show is "Las Vegas"

P - 6’1 - 170 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Grand Bay, ALHS: Faith AcademyMajor: Business Administration

#9 Jeff Lyons

Personal: Son of Debbie and Mark Lyons… Enjoysfishing

Previous College: Attended Faulkner State CC...Fanned 47 batters in 62.2 innings... 3 wins and 3saves... 4.02 ERA

High School: Played football under Coach SteveSavarese… Played baseball under David Weems

Summer League: Played for Mobile White Sox 07-09

Other: Favorite athlete is Billy Wagner… Favoritehome-cooked meal is steak… Favorite TV show is"Sports Science"… Can't live without steak

P - 5’11 - 185 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Mobile, ALHS: McGill-ToolenMajor: Business

#12 Eric Meeks

Personal: Son of Karen and Richard Meeks… Enjoyskneeboarding, ping pong and fishing

Previous College: Attended Bishop State CC… 4-2with a 3.48 ERA in 60+ innings as a freshman

High School: Played baseball under Coach TerryDixon… Selected to East-West All-Stars

Summer League: Played for Bonecrushers

Other: Favorite athlete is Tim Lincecum… Favoritehome-cooked meal is steak… Favorite TV show is"Sportscenter"… Can't live without his cell phone

P - 6’0 - 185 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Semmes, ALHS: Mary G. MontgomeryMajor: Business Administration

#4 Ben Negus

Personal: Son of Kandy and Ed Negus… Enjoyshunting and fishing

Previous College: Attended Jefferson Davis... 13-of-14 in stolen bases... Hit .302 with 34 runs scored

High School: Played baseball under Coach ChrisBrazell… Played basketball under Coach ChadApplin… Played football under Coach RustyMason… Basketball Offensive MVP as senior…Baseball Gold Glove as junior and MVP as senior

Other: Favorite athlete is Chipper Jones… Greatestathletic achievement was recording 28 tackles in onegame as a senior

INF - 5’8 - 160 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Mobile, ALHS: Cottage Hill ChristianMajor: Business Management

#15 Hunter Norris

Personal: Son of Cindy and Kevin Norris… Enjoysduck hunting, fishing and anything to do with sports

Previous College: Attended Jefferson Davis... Hit .326with a .407 OBP... 1-1 record with 1 save in 11 appearances on the mound

High School: Played baseball under Coach BobbyCarpenter… Played basketball under Coach AndyLambert… Homerun and RBI leader

Other: Favorite athlete is Chris Paul… Favorite home-cooked meal is chicken parmesan… Favorite TV showis "That ‘70s Show"

OF - 6’4 - 205 - L/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Monroeville, ALHS: ExcelMajor: Exercise Science

#13 Chris Peacock

Personal: Son of Karen and Scott Peacock… Enjoysfishing

Previous College: Attended Faulkner State CC...Limited batters to a .213 average in 40.2 innings... 3-3record in 13 appearances

High School: Played baseball under Coach JoeHutchins

Other: Played for Bama Bombers and Raw Dogs…Favorite athlete is Nolan Ryan… Greatest athleticachievement was being named All-State as a senior…Favorite home-cooked meal is lasagna.. Favorite TVshow is "Family Guy"

P - 6’4 - 220 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Daphne, ALHS: DaphneMajor: Coaching

#21 Eric Perez

Personal: Son of Daisy Santiago and Carlos Perez…Enjoys listening to music and watching movies

High School: Played baseball under Coaches AnibalZaya and Javier Corniel… Played basketball underCoach Barry Herrera

Other: Favorite athletes are Carlos Beltran andRoberto Alomar… Favorite home-cooked meal is riceand beans

UTIL - 5’10 - 170 - R/R

Class: FreshmanHometown: Arecibo, PRHS: Colegio Nuestra Senora del Carmen

Major: CIS

#24 Cody Sanderson

Personal: Son of Janet and John Sanderson…Enjoysfishing

Previous College: Jefferson Davis CC… .412 battingaverage, 12 homers, 19 doubles and 54 RBI.. Slugged.797 with a .494 OBP.. 1st-Team All-Region

Other: Favorite athlete is Josh Hamilton… Favoritehome-cooked meal is spaghetti

INF - 6-0 - 195 - L/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Pensacola, FLHS: West FloridaMajor: HPES

#28 Michael Tedesco

Personal: Son of Rhonda and Mike Tedesco… Enjoyshunting, fishing and wakeboarding

Previous College: Attended Faulkner State CC

High School: Played football under Coach MikeBourge… Played baseball under Coach Rick Mouldin

Other: Favorite athlete is Drew Brees… Greatest athletic achievement was being named Preseason All-American his sophomore year at Faulkner… Favoritehome-cooked meal is steak… Favorite TV show is"SportsCenter"

C - 6’0 - 215 - R/R

Class: JuniorHometown: Slidell, LAHS: NorthshoreMajor: Physical Education

#1 Cameron White

Personal: Son of Christie and Michael White….Enjoys fishing

Previous College: Holmes CC... 6-2 record with 35K’s in 47.2 innings.... Hit .272 with 8 doubles and 18RBI

High School: Played baseball under coach JamesHattenstein… Played football under Coach EddieStevenson

Other: Favorite athlete is Derek Jeter… Favorite fastfood is Taco Bell… Favorite TV show is "Teen Mom"

P/INF - 6’0 - 170 - R/R

Class: SophomoreHometown: Citronelle, ALHS: CitronelleMajor: Business

RS Kaleb Heffner

Personal: Son of Kristy and Wayne Heffner... Minor issports management

Previous College: Attended Mt. Mercy College...Pitched in 21 games in two seasons... 6-13 record with4.95 ERA... 6 CG.. 111 IP... 64 K v. 56 BB

High School: Played baseball under CharlieStumpff... All-Conference as a senior... All-District asa senior

Other: Favorite athlete is Roger Clemens... Hobbiesinclude baseball... Favorite home-cooked meal ismashed potatoes and steak

P - 5’11 - 185 - R/R

Class: Senior (RS)Hometown: North Liberty, IAHS: Iowa City WestMajor: HPES

Matthew Sparks

Matt Sparks begins his first season as a GradAssistant after two years as a player for theUniversity of Mobile baseball team.

Sparks caught for the Rams 2008-09 logging 66 gamesbehind the plate as Mobile won 77 games in thosetwo seasons, including a school-record 43 in 2008.

He was a defensive force behind the plate, throwingout 23-of-38 would-be base stealers in his career.

Grad Assistant

All-GCACBlake Fancher (1989-90)

Eddie Reid (1989-90)James Snyder (1990-91)Chris Carr (1990-91, 94)Jason Bethea (1990-91)Bert Bellcase (1990-91)

Morgan Spraggins (1993)Scott Vereen (1993)

Andy McKeough (1993)Joe Espada (1994-96)

Tommy Ladnier (1994)Lance Davis (1994)

Clint Anderson (1994-95)Ruben Cordona (1995)

Mike Harrel (1995)Zane Johnson (1995)Jimmy Potter (1995)Ky Faciane (1996)

Sambo Bowden (1996)Carlos Pagan (1996-97)

Saul Rivera (1997)Billy Henley (1998-99)

Kendall Hill (1998)Craig Bova (1998-99)

Daniel Williford (1998-99)Jay King (1999)

Joe Parker (2000)Raul Nieves (2000)

Korey Melancon (2000-01)Jackie Blanchard (2000)

Joe Parker (2001)Matt Milstead (2001)

Jackie Blanchard (2001)Sam Driver (2001)Nick Sims (2001)

Jeffrey White (2001, 03)Bubba Roberson (2002)Raul Santana (2003-04)Bubba Dobson (2003)

Keith West (2003)Patrick Weaver (2003)Josh Kendrick (2003)

John Price (2004)Ricardo Rolle (2004)

Simon Badeaux (2005)Chris Copeland (2005)Carnell Parker (2005)Lance Howard (2005)

Eddie Davilla (2005-06)Jared Baria (2006, 08)Marc Jaynes (2006)

Keegan Laycock (2006)Jason Ragan (2006)

Carlos Romero (2006-09)Briggs Bishop (2007)Brett Barber (2007)

Stephen Stork (2008-09)Kevin Orso (2008-09)Justin Bracewell (2008)

Jesse Luker (2008)David Cramblitt (2009)

GCAC Player of the YearJoe Espada (1995-96)

Daniel Williford (1998)Jared Baria (2008)

GCAC Pitcher of the YearKy Faciane (1996)Saul Rivera (1997)

Jay King (1999)Bubba Dobson (2003)Justin Bracewell (2008)

NAIA All-AmericansJoe Espada (1995-96)

Jay King (1999)Kory Melancon (2001)

Kevin Orso (2009)Carlos Romero (2009)

2010 UM Seniors

The Gulf Coast AthleticConference developed out ofa series of meetings held overa period of almost four years.A number of private four-year schools in the GulfCoast region with similar educational standards,enrollments, budgets, and athletic philosophies mutuallyfelt the need for a conference.

In April and May, 1981, a constitution was developed, officerswere elected and the decision was made to proceed with conference competition during the 1981-82 school year. Charterofficers were Anthony M. Rachal, Jr., Xavier University, president;John Burton, Spring Hill College, vice president; Mark Windham,Belhaven College, secretary-treasurer; and Thomas Howell,Louisiana College, commissioner. Charter members wereBelhaven College of Jackson, Mississippi; Dillard University andXavier University of New Orleans, Louisiana; Louisiana Collegeof Pineville, Louisiana; Spring Hill College of Mobile, Alabama;Tougaloo College of Tougaloo, Mississippi; and William CareyCollege of Hattiesburg, Mississippi.

In August, 1981, the GCAC received recognition as anNAIA-affiliated conference. The University of Mobile was admitted in October, 1985; Southern University in New Orleanswas granted admission in May, 1986; Loyola University wasadmitted in April, 1995; and Talladega College was admitted inApril, 1999. In May 2000, Louisiana College and BelhavenCollege withdrew while Louisiana State University - Shreveportbecame a member in August, 2000. Belhaven College rejoined theGCAC in 2002.

The purpose of the conference is to regulate and promote allrecognized activities of intercollegiate athletics sponsored bymember institutions through the maintenance of high standardsof honor, integrity, and fair play. All member institutions agree topursue the highest standards of ethical conduct and personalintegrity in all aspects of intercollegiate athletics.

School GCAC Overall StreakWilliam Carey 28-7 .800 36-22 .621 Lost 1

LSUS 27-7 .794 42-16 .724 Lost 2Belhaven 25-10 .714 43-20 .683 Lost 1Mobile 19-15 .559 34-23 .597 Lost 1

Spring Hill 15-21 .417 27-28 .491 Lost 1Loyola 8-27 .229 12-39 .235 Lost 2

Tougaloo 0-35 .000 1-47 .021 Lost 32

2009 All-Conference TeamAndrew Brouillette LSUS CBrian McCormick Belhaven C

Brent Lavallee LSUS 1BLake Eiland Belhaven 2B

Stephen Stork Mobile SSBrad Holstein Spring Hill 3BTimmy Foster Belhaven OFCarlos Romero Mobile OF

Brandon Bravata LSUS OFQuinton Shamsabady LSUS OF

David Cramblitt Mobile UtilKevin Orso Mobile DHJustin Ennis LSUS SP

Derek Thompson William Carey SPCraig Westcott Belhaven SPZachary Magee William Carey SP

Kyle Medley Belhaven RPPlayer of the Year: Andrew Brouillette (LSUS)Pitcher of the Year: Craig Westcott (Belhaven)

Coach of the Year: Bobby Halford (William Carey)

Final 2009 GCAC Standings

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Albion 1-0Arkansas Mont. 0-1Arkansas Tech 1-0AUM 12-20Belhaven 64-42Berry 3-1Biola 0-1Birmingham-Southern 2-9Blackburn 1-1Briar Cliff 9-1Brewton Parker 1-1Bristol 1-0Caldwell 2-0Christian Brothers 3-0Cumberland 0-2Culver Stockton 1-0Concord 1-0Dordt 1-0Faulkner 38-38Franklin 3-0Grace 4-0Grand View 2-3Gulf Coast Christian 4-0Harding 6-2Huntingdon 2-3Houston Baptist 0-1

Indiana Southeast 1-1King 2-0La Grange 2-0Lambuth 5-0Lee University 0-1Lewis Clark 0-1Lindenwood 4-7Louisiana Christian 4-0Louisiana 36-15Loyola-New Orleans 81-24LSU-Alexandria 2-0LSU-Shreveport 21-41Lyon 3-1Marietta 1-0Martin Methodist 4-1Mary Hardin 1-0Masters College 1-0McKendree 3-1Millikin 3-0Mississippi 1-1Montevallo 5-8Northeast Louisiana 0-1Northwest Plattville 1-0Nebraska Wesleyan 9-0North Georgia 5-1Oklahoma City 0-1

Ohio Dominican 5-0Oklahoma Baptist 1-0Ozarks, College of 1-1Pointe Park 3-0Rockford 3-0Samford 0-1Selma 14-0Selma Teikyo 1-0Southeastern Louisiana 1-2Southern Miss 0-1Southern Poly 2-1Spaulding 2-1Spring Hill 79-35St. Anslem 2-0St. Mary 0-1Stillman 28-3Talladega 19-0Tennessee Wesleyan 3-5Thomas 3-2Tougaloo 14-0Trevecca Nazarene 1-4Union 2-2University of Charleston 1-0University of Iowa 2-1Virginia International 2-0Viterbo 3-0

Warner Southern 1-2West Alabama 4-10West Florida 28-26West Georgia 1-2William Carey 53-74William Woods 3-1

Auburn University-Montgomery

Location...................Montgomery, ALAffiliation....................................NAIAConference...................................SSACNickname................................SenatorsColors............Orange, Black & WhiteHead Coach........................Q.V. Lowe2009 Record.................................37-23

Belhaven

Location............................Jackson, MSAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname..................................BlazersColors...Forest Green & Vegas GoldHead Coach.....................Hill Denson2009 Record................................43-20

Faulkner

Location...................Montgomery, ALAffiliation....................................NAIAConference...................................SSACNickname....................................EaglesColors.............................Blue & WhiteHead Coach............Patrick McCarthy2009 Record.................................33-22

Lambuth University

Location...........................Jackson, TNAffiliation....................................NAIAConference......................IndependentNickname....................................EaglesColors..............................Blue & WhiteHead Coach...................John Barlowe2009 Record.................................35-20

LSU-Shreveport

Location......................Shreveport, LAAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname.....................................PilotsColors...............................Blue & GoldHead Coach............Rocke Musgraves2009 Record.................................42-16

Loyola

Location..................New Orleans, LAAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname..............................WolfpackColors........................Maroon & BlackHead Coach................Gerald Cassard2009 Record.................................12-39

Lyon College

Location.........................Batesville, ARAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.....................................TSCNickname......................................ScotsColors.........Crimson, Navy & YellowHead Coach..................Tony Roepcke2009 Record.................................36-19

Oklahoma Wesleyan

Location.....................Bartlesville, OKAffiliation....................................NAIAConference................................MCACNickname....................................EaglesColors....................Red, White & BlueHead Coach.......................Kirk Kelley2009 Record.................................29-26

Spring Hill

Location.............................Mobile, ALAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname.................................BadgersColors.........................Purple & WhiteHead Coach.......................Frank Sims2009 Record.................................27-28

Stillman

Location......................Tuscaloosa, ALAffiliation..............................NCAA IIConference...................................SIACNickname....................................TigersColors........Navy Blue & Vegas GoldHead Coach............Donny Crawford2009 Record.................................35-20

Talladega College

Location.........................Talladega, ALAffiliation....................................NAIAConference......................IndependentNickname............................TornadoesColors..............................Red & WhiteHead Coach..............Wilberto Ramos2009 Record.................................15-37

Tougaloo College

Location.........................Tougaloo, MSAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname................................BulldogsColors.........Royal Blue & Scarlet RedHead Coach..........Bobby Franciskato2009 Record...................................1-47

West Florida

Location.........................Pensacola, FLAffiliation..............................NCAA IIConference....................................GSCNickname.............................ArgonautsColors.......Royal Blue & Kelly GreenHead Coach...................Mike Jeffcoat2009 Record.................................33-23

William Carey

Location.....................Hattiesburg, MSAffiliation....................................NAIAConference.................................GCACNickname.............................CrusadersColors..............................Red & WhiteHead Coach................Bobby Halford2009 Record.................................36-22

The University of Mobile baseball teamentered the 2009 season with high expectations coming off a 43-win seasonand Gulf Coast Athletic ConferenceChampionship in 2008. The Ramsreturned a potent lineup, but lost keycontributors from the pitching staff.

"Baseball usually boils down to pitchingand defense," Head Coach Mike Jacobssaid. "We had a great offense, but losttoo much pitching to take that next stepwe were hoping to take."

The Rams went 34-23, and the newpitching staff struggled early. The Ramslost all three games in the opening week-end against LSUS, and that sweep sentthe Rams into an early-season spiral thathad the team sitting at 9-11 overall and6-8 in GCAC play on Feb. 27.

"That opening series was a wake-up call,and told us this season would not beeasy," Jacobs said. "Just because you areone of the conference favorites cominginto the year, doesn't mean the otherschools will roll over for you, and it tookawhile for our guys to get rolling."

Mobile started to turn things aroundwith a 12-4 win against Belhaven to prevent a three-game sweep on Feb. 28.From there, until April 4, the Rams went17-5 to improve their record to 26-16.The run was bookended by a pair offive-game win streaks. The offense cameto life in that stretch, scoring seven runsor more in 17 contests, including double-figures in 10 games. The pitching staffalso started to come to life, holdingopponents below four runs in nine ofthose games.

"The season was starting to get awayfrom us, but our guys responded and gotus back in the running for a conferencetitle," Jacobs said.

The Rams played just-above .500 at 6-5the rest of the regular season, and

entered the GCAC Tournament with a32-21 overall record and a 19-15 confer-ence mark.

The double-elimination tournamentopened with a loss to Belhaven College.The game forced the Rams to use fourpitchers and put the team one game awayfrom elimination.

"It was disappointing to bounce backfrom the early-season struggles, only tohave the same thing happen in the postseason," Jacobs said. "But, we didn'tpanic and just took things one game at atime from there."

UM rebounded with a 9-6 win overWilliam Carey and an 8-5 victory overrival Spring Hill College. That set up atitle contest with Belhaven College. TheBlazers would need only one victory towin it all, while Mobile would have tobeat Belhaven twice for the championship.

Working on three days rest, NelsonCurry limited the Blazers to one run ontwo hits in six innings of work, thatallowed the Rams to build a 2-1 leadheading into the final inning. Ace relieverDustin Lee came on to close out the

game, but the Blazers tallied the winningrun when Craig Westcott won a 10-pitchbattle by delivering a walk-off RBIdouble just-over the head of CarlosRomero in centerfield.

"I was proud of the way our guys battledback after the tough opening game,"Jacobs said. "We were right there in it,but just fell short, and I hate that for ourseniors."

For their efforts, Kevin Orso was nameda First-Team NAIA All-American, andRomero was named an HonorableMention All-American. Orso hit .357with 17 doubles, 15 homers and 59 RBI.Romero finished with a .374 average, 66runs scored, 14 doubles, 4 triples and 15homers for the Rams.

Those 15 homers tied Romero and Orsowith Josh Kendrick for Mobile's single-season homerun record. They also finished their careers No. 1 and 2 inhomers, with Romero hitting 36 andOrso hitting 27. Jared Baria finished asthe career hits leader with 275, followedby Romero with 253. Romero is also thecareer RBI leader with 193.

Carlos Romero became the Rams’ all-time leader inhomers, runs and RBI in 2009.

Kevin Orso was named 1st-Team NAIA All-Americanin 2009.

Date Opponent Score W L Record 01/23/09 h LSUS 8-14 L 0-1, 0-101/23/09 h LSUS 1-22 L 0-2, 0-201/24/09 h LSUS 3-8 L 0-3, 0-301/30/09 h Tougaloo 1-0 Wf 1-3, 1-301/31/09 h Tougaloo 15-3 W 2-3, 2-301/31/09 h Tougaloo 26-2 W 3-3, 3-302/04/09 a West Florida 8-13 L 3-4 02/06/09 a William Carey 2-13 L 3-5, 3-402/07/09 a William Carey 3-8 L 3-6, 3-502/07/09 a William Carey 5-3 W 4-6, 4-502/10/09 n Southern Poly 12-4 W 5-602/10/09 n Southern Poly 2-6 L 5-702/13/09 h Talladega 8-3 W 6-702/20/09 a Spring Hill 11-7 W 7-7, 5-502/21/09 a Spring Hill 1-10 L 7-8, 5-602/21/09 a Spring Hill 8-4 W 8-8, 6-602/24/09 h Faulkner 6-13 L 8-902/24/09 h Faulkner 7-6 W 9-902/27/09 h Belhaven 11-14 L 9-10, 6-702/27/09 h Belhaven 7-8 L 9-11, 6-802/28/09 h Belhaven 12-4 W 10-11, 7-803/04/09 h Stillman 5-2 W 11-1103/04/09 h Stillman 16-2 W 12-1103/06/09 h Loyola 7-4 W 13-11, 8-803/07/09 h Loyola 5-1 W 14-11, 9-803/07/09 h Loyola 8-11 L 14-12, 9-903/10/09 h Lyon 11-1 W 15-1203/11/09 h Lyon 7-6 W 16-1203/15/09 a LSUS 5-10 L 16-13, 9-1003/15/09 a LSUS 8-9 L 16-14, 9-1103/20/09 a Tougaloo 10-3 W 17-14, 10-1103/21/09 a Tougaloo 8-1 W 18-14, 11-1103/21/09 a Tougaloo 17-0 W 19-14, 12-1103/24/09 a Faulkner 11-12 L 19-1503/24/09 a Faulkner 7-4 W 20-1503/29/09 h William Carey 11-10 W 21-15, 13-1103/29/09 h William Carey 2-10 L 21-16, 13-1204/01/09 a Stillman 3-2 W 22-1604/01/09 a Stillman 7-3 W 23-1604/03/09 h LSU-Alexandria 16-10 W 24-1604/04/09 h LSU-Alexandria 16-15 W 25-1604/04/09 h LSU-Alexandria 10-6 W 26-1604/07/09 h AUM 5-7 L 26-1704/10/09 h Spring Hill 6-13 L 26-18, 13-1304/11/09 h Spring Hill 11-5 W 27-18, 14-1304/11/09 h Spring Hill 15-0 W 28-18, 15-1304/15/09 a AUM 5-6 L 28-19 04/17/09 a Belhaven 2-5 L 28-20, 15-1404/17/09 a Belhaven 1-2 L 28-21, 15-1504/18/09 a Belhaven 10-5 W 29-21, 16-1504/24/09 a Loyola 15-9 W 30-21, 17-15 04/25/09 a Loyola 6-2 W 31-21, 18-15 04/25/09 a Loyola 12-1 W 32-21, 19-15 04/30/09 h Belhaven 2-16 L 32-2205/01/09 n William Carey 9-6 W 33-2205/02/09 n Spring Hill 8-5 W 34-22 05/04/09 n Belhaven 2-3 L 34-23

Batting GP GS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB SBAMitchell, Scott 36 24 0.423 52 12 22 3 0 3 14 34 0.654 5 1 12 0.483 0 0 0 0Sheffield, Brad 54 49 0.388 178 49 69 8 1 7 37 100 0.562 19 6 13 0.461 1 1 18 20

Cramblitt, David 54 54 0.377 183 49 69 21 1 13 65 131 0.716 22 4 15 0.444 5 0 3 5Romero, Carlos 55 55 0.374 190 66 71 14 4 15 54 138 0.726 33 9 13 0.483 2 0 7 7

Orso, Kevin 53 53 0.357 185 62 66 17 1 15 59 130 0.703 34 5 20 0.465 2 0 10 12Turner, Brandon 40 33 0.349 126 23 44 5 1 2 22 57 0.452 11 1 10 0.403 1 2 2 6Stork, Stephen 56 56 0.327 211 61 69 13 1 10 45 114 0.540 19 12 20 0.407 4 3 4 4Curry, Nelson 56 55 0.313 195 39 61 16 4 4 40 97 0.497 16 3 24 0.369 3 1 5 8

Laico, Nick 37 24 0.310 84 8 26 4 0 1 14 33 0.393 11 0 9 0.389 0 2 0 0Baria, Jared 56 56 0.297 195 45 58 16 2 2 28 84 0.431 22 13 26 0.394 6 0 0 0

Smith, Jay Wayne 36 2 0.286 14 22 4 0 0 0 1 4 0.286 3 0 5 0.412 0 0 4 6Delaneuville, Wade 14 2 0.286 7 1 2 1 0 0 5 3 0.429 3 0 1 0.455 1 0 0 0Williamson, Travis 34 16 0.222 45 13 10 3 0 2 11 19 0.422 3 3 21 0.308 1 2 3 4

Lee, Dustin 24 4 0.200 25 0 5 0 0 0 3 5 0.200 0 1 10 0.231 0 0 0 0Sparks, Matthew 39 37 0.175 103 3 18 4 0 1 8 25 0.243 12 6 29 0.290 3 7 0 0

Bird, Eric 7 3 0.111 9 1 1 1 0 0 2 2 0.222 3 2 1 0.429 0 0 0 0Heffner, Kaleb 13 6 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0Knight, James 4 0 0.000 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 2 0.000 0 0 1 1Agee, Quentin 1 0 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0

Turner, Ira 21 1 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0Fountain, Corey 21 5 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0

Etheredge, Randal 2 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0Butts, Alan 14 7 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0

Brown, Matthew 15 3 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0McDonald, Spence 9 8 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0

Total: 56 0.329 1809 455 595 126 15 75 408 976 0.540 216 66 231 0.414 29 18 57 73

Pitching ERA W L GP GS CG SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B HR TBF B/Avg WP HBP BK Lee, Dustin 1.29 2 1 7 0 0 1 21.0 17 4 3 3 12 2 0 88 0.215 1 3 0

Etheredge, Randal 3.00 2 0 2 0 0 0 3.0 5 1 1 2 0 0 0 14 0.417 1 0 0 McDonald, Spence 5.72 4 3 9 8 3 0 50.1 59 37 32 10 27 14 5 231 0.291 3 14 0

Turner, Ira 6.18 4 1 21 1 0 5 43.2 55 35 30 14 38 5 6 208 0.297 7 6 0 Butts, Alan 6.47 3 2 14 7 1 1 40.1 49 38 29 26 34 9 4 209 0.297 12 8 1

Mitchell, Scott 6.56 7 4 16 13 0 0 72.2 108 69 53 43 51 13 13 375 0.344 10 10 3 Brown, Matthew 6.69 1 1 15 3 1 1 35.0 44 31 26 29 29 3 7 181 0.331 10 11 1

Curry, Nelson 7.26 5 5 13 13 1 0 65.2 66 53 53 50 45 14 6 321 0.266 7 16 2 Fountain, Corey 7.38 3 3 19 5 1 0 50.0 67 48 41 21 27 15 8 241 0.315 2 4 1 Heffner, Kaleb 7.75 2 2 13 6 0 0 33.2 49 37 29 18 12 10 5 178 0.345 5 14 1

Williamson, Travis 13.50 0 1 4 0 0 0 2.2 6 7 4 2 0 0 0 17 0.429 0 0 0 Delaneuville, Wade 16.20 0 0 7 0 0 0 6.2 13 12 12 10 4 4 3 44 0.419 1 2 0

Total: 6.63 33 23 56 7 8 424.2 538 372 313 228 279 89 57 2107 0.309 59 88 9

Fielding GP GS C PO A E FLD% DP TP SBA RCS SBA% PB Turner, Ira 21 1 14 3 11 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

Mitchell, Scott 36 24 11 3 8 0 1.000 3 0 0 0 0.000 0 Delaneuville, Wade 14 2 13 12 1 0 1.000 2 0 0 0 0.000 0

Bird, Eric 7 3 19 18 1 0 1.000 0 0 3 0 1.000 0 Orso, Kevin 53 53 54 53 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

McDonald, Spence 9 8 17 5 12 0 1.000 2 0 0 0 0.000 0 Agee, Quentin 1 0 1 0 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 Sheffield, Brad 54 49 383 367 15 1 0.997 38 0 0 0 0.000 0 Romero, Carlos 55 55 118 113 3 2 0.983 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 Turner, Brandon 40 33 49 47 1 1 0.980 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

Williamson, Travis 34 16 92 83 7 2 0.978 10 0 0 0 0.000 0 Laico, Nick 37 24 94 84 7 3 0.968 0 0 18 3 0.857 1 Baria, Jared 56 56 248 113 126 9 0.964 39 0 0 0 0.000 0

Sparks, Matthew 39 37 217 180 29 8 0.963 0 0 20 13 0.606 2 Curry, Nelson 56 55 85 61 18 6 0.929 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

Smith, Jay Wayne 36 2 10 3 6 1 0.900 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 Brown, Matthew 15 3 10 2 7 1 0.900 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 Stork, Stephen 56 56 270 73 168 29 0.893 28 0 0 0 0.000 0

Fountain, Corey 21 5 9 2 6 1 0.889 2 0 0 0 0.000 0 Cramblitt, David 54 54 176 38 117 21 0.881 21 0 0 0 0.000 0

Lee, Dustin 24 4 12 3 7 2 0.833 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 Butts, Alan 14 7 9 0 7 2 0.778 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

Heffner, Kaleb 13 6 4 0 3 1 0.750 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 Knight, James 4 0 2 0 1 1 0.500 0 0 0 0 0.000 0

Etheredge, Randal 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 Total: 56 1917 1263 563 91 0.953 54 0 41 16 0.719 3

Career Pitching Records

Career WinsJesse Luker (05-08) 24Kory Melancon (00-01) 23Ky Faciane (96-97) 20Lance Davis (94-95) 19Bubba Dobson (02-03) 18Brad Frazier (96-98) 16Keith West (02-03) 16Julio Ortiz (99-00) 14Justin Bracewell (07-08) 13Simon Badeaux (05-06) 13Chris Howard (93-94) 12Zane Johnson (95-96) 12Ryan Andrews (93-95) 12

Career StrikeoutsJesse Luker (05-08) 213Kory Melancon (00-01) 202Bubba Dobson (02-03) 160Simon Badeaux (05-06) 145Jay King (99) 136Saul Rivera (97-98) 136Darrell Gaston (97-99) 130J.C. Romero (95-96) 119Keith West (02-03) 112Chris Howard (93-94) 109Justin Bracewell (07-08) 108

Career ERAKy Faciane (96-97) 1.91Jay King (99) 2.20Lance Davis (94-95) 2.30Kendall Hill (98) 2.35Bert Belcase (91) 2.37Kory Melancon (00-01) 2.59John Price (03-04) 2.61Steve Jordan (98) 2.78J.C. Romero (95-96) 2.90Bubba Dobson (02-03) 2.95

Career Innings PitchedJesse Luker (05-08) 307.1Kory Melancon (00-01) 205Bubba Dobson (02-03) 180.2Simon Badeaux (05-06) 176Roy Hinson (90-91) 166Ky Faciane (96-97) 165Lance Davis (94-95) 164.2Chris Howard (93-94) 149.1Justin Bracewell (07-08) 147.2Keith West (02-03) 147.2

Steve Smith (92-93) 140.1

Career Batting Records

Career HomerunsCarlos Romero (06-09) 36Kevin Orso (08-09) 27David Cramblitt (08-09) 24Billy Henley (97-99) 23Jason Bethea (90-91) 19Jackie Blanchard (00-01) 18Daniel Williford (98-99) 17Phillip Sirmon (00-01) 17Josh Kendrick (03) 15Chris Carr (90-94) 15Stephen Stork (08-09) 14Joe Espada (94-96) 13Carlos Pagan (96-97) 13Kevin Gandy (98-99) 13

Career HitsJared Baria (06-09) 275Carlos Romero (06-09) 253Joe Espada (94-96) 212Raul Santana (02-04) 206Jeff White (01-03) 169Chris Carr (90-94) 168Raul Nieves (99-00) 157Johnny Vazquez (95-98) 153Nelson Curry (08-09) 149Charlie McDavid (96-99) 149Kevin Orso (08-09) 148Bubba Roberson (02-03) 145

Career AverageJoe Espada (94-96) .442 Daniel Williford (98-99) .395 Raul Nieves (99-00) .389 Ricardo Rolle (03-04) .380 Raul Santana (02-04) .380 Craig Bova (98-99) .380 Kevin Orso (08-09) .379 Carlos Pagan (96-97) .378 Kevin Gandy (98-99) .370 Charlie McDavid (96-99) .365 Billy Henley (96-99) .360 Jeff White (01-03) .358

Career RBIsCarlos Romero (06-09) 193Billy Henley (97-99) 161Jared Baria (06-09) 146Raul Santana (02-04) 135

Kevin Orso (08-09) 123Daniel Williford (98-99) 112Chris Carr (90-94) 111David Cramblitt (08-09) 107Chris Brazell (00-01) 95Charlie McDavid (96-99) 91Lance Howard (05-06) 89Clint Anderson (93-96) 89Joe Espada (94-96) 87

Career RunsCarlos Romero (06-09) 204Jared Baria (06-09) 164Joe Espada (94-96) 159Carlos Romero (05-) 138Kevin Orso (08-09) 128Raul Nieves (99-00) 125Stephen Stork (08-09) 122Joe Parker (00-01) 120Billy Henley (97-99) 118Chris Carr (90-94) 111Jeff White (01-03) 109Nelson Curry (08-09) 106Craig Bova (98-99) 106Carnell Parker (04-05) 100Raul Santana (02-04) 98

Single-Season Batting Records

Batting AverageJoe Espada (1995) .468Joe Espada (1996) .446Charlie McDavid (1999) .427Chris Carr (1994) .425Scott Mitchell (2009) .423Daniel Williford (1998) .421

HomerunsCarlos Romero (2009) 15Kevin Orso (2009) 15Josh Kendrick (2003) 15Jason Bethea (1991) 14David Cramblitt (2009) 13Kevin Orso (2008) 12Jackie Blanchard (2000) 11David Cramblitt (2008) 11Stephen Stork (2009) 10Carlos Romero (2008) 10Billy Henley (1998) 10 Phillip Sirmon (2000) 10Kevin Gandy (1999) 10

RBIBilly Henley (1999) 67David Cramblitt (2009) 65Kevin Orso (2008) 64Daniel Williford (1998) 60Carlos Romero (2008) 60Kevin Orso (2009) 59Raul Santana (2003) 58Lance Howard (2005) 58Billy Henley (1998) 57

HitsJared Baria (2008) 95Nelson Curry (2008) 88Jeff White (2003) 85Jeff White (2001) 84Kevin Orso (2008) 82Joe Espada (1995) 81

On Base PercentageChris Carr (1994) .554Joe Espada (1996) .528Joe Espada (1995) .520Craig Bova (1998) .497Daniel Williford (1998) .487

Slugging PercentageJosh Kendrick (2003) .791Joe Espada (1995) .728Carlos Romero (2009) .726David Cramblitt (2009) .716Chris Carr (1994) .709Daniel Williford (1998) .708Kevin Orso (2009) .703Kevin Orso (2008) .698

RunsJoe Parker (2000) 69Nelson Curry (2008) 67Carlos Romero (2009) 66Kevin Orso (2008) 66Carnell Parker (2005) 66Raul Nieves (1999) 65Joe Espada (1995) 64Kevin Orso (2009) 62Stephen Stork (2008-09) 61

Stolen BasesCarnell Parker (2005) 65Joe Espada (1995) 43Joe Espada (1994, 1996) 38Joe Parker (2001) 35Bubba Roberson (2002) 34

DoublesRaul Santana (2003) 26Josh Kendrick (2003) 24Kevin Orso (2008) 23Raul Nieves (1999) 22 Joe Parker (2000) 22David Cramblitt (2009) 21Bubba Roberson (2002) 21Nelson Curry (2008) 20 Billy Henley (1999) 20 Chris Brazell (2000) 20

TriplesJoe Parker (2000) 11Nelson Curry (2008) 9Joe Espada (1995) 8 Raul Nieves (1999) 8Jared Baria (2006) 7 Jimmy Potter (1995) 6

HBPStephen Stork (2008) 19Joe Parker (2000) 16Daniel Williford (1998) 14Jared Baria (2009) 13Joe Parker (2001) 13Dorn Frazer (1997) 13Stephen Stork (2009) 12J. Snyder (1990) 12Ricky Smith (2004) 12

Official At-BatsJeff White (2001) 238Jeff White (2003) 234Nelson Curry (2008) 232Jared Baria (2008) 231Milton Roque (2007) 221Bubba Roberson (2002) 216

Single-Season Pitching Records

StrikeoutsJay King (1999) 136Kory Melancon (2001) 132Simon Badeaux (2005) 94Bubba Dobson (2003) 83Saul Rivera (1997) 83Bubba Dobson (2002) 77

WalksNelson Curry (2009) 50Darrell Jones (1999) 50Simon Badeaux (2005) 50

Scott Mitchell (2009) 43Chris Howard (1994) 42J.J. Stanbridge (1990) 40Zane Johnson (1996) 40Simon Badeaux (2006) 40Bryan Hunter (1991) 39 Jesse Luker (2008) 39

ERAMatt Milstead (2000) 0.94Dustin Lee (2009) 1.29Scott Mitchell (2008) 1.32Lance Davis (1994) 1.47Bert Belcase (1991) 1.84Ky Faciane (1996) 1.84J.C. Romero (1996) 1.97Ky Faciane (1997) 1.99

Innings PitchedKory Melancon (2001) 131.1Simon Badeaux (2005) 111Jay King (1999) 106.1Bubba Dobson (2003) 100Jesse Luker (2008) 99.2Justin Bracewell (2008) 97

WinsKory Melancon (2001) 14Ky Faciane (1996) 12Jay King (1999) 11 Bubba Dobson (2003) 11 Justin Bracewell (2008) 11Lance Davis (1994) 10 Keith West (2003) 10 Simon Badeaux (2005) 10Jesse Luker (2008) 10Lance Davis (1995) 9 Zane Johnson (1995) 9 KoryMelancon (2000) 9

LossesSimon Badeaux (2006) 7 Matt Milstead (2001) 7Chris Copeland (2004) 7 Ross Black (2007) 7 Jesse Luker (2007) 7

Kyle McPherson (2007) 7Rusty Hinson (1990) 6 Chris Howard (1993) 6

SavesDarrell Gaston (97,98) 10 Matt Milstead (2000) 10Jackie Blanchard (2001) 8 Scott Mitchell (2008) 8Dean Moore (1991) 6J.C. Romero (1996) 6Keith West (2002) 5 John Price (2003) 5

AppearancesChris Copeland (2005) 29Ira Turner (2008) 28 Justin Bracewell (2007) 28Trevor Powell (2001) 24Scott Mitchell (2008) 23 Joey Mooney (2006) 23Matt Milstead (2000) 22

Complete GamesLance Davis (1994) 10Kory Melanchon (2001) 9

Bubba Dobson (2003) 9Rusty Hinson (1990) 8 Jay King (1999) 8Chris Howard (1993) 7 Ky Faciane (1996) 7Ryan Andrews (1993) 6 Bubba Dobson (2002) 6Saul Rivera (1997) 6

Hits AllowedRoss Black (2007) 123Justin Bracewell (2008) 115Kory Melancon (2001) 110Scott Mitchell (2009) 108Simon Badeaux (2005) 99Rusty Hinson (1990) 97 Jesse Luker (2007) 97Kit Powell (2008) 95

Runs AllowedScott Mitchell (2009) 69Ross Black (2007) 62

Justin Bracewell (2008) 60Matt Millstead (2001) 58Simon Badeaux (2005) 56 Kit Powell (2008) 56Nelson Curry (2009) 53Roy Hinson (1990) 53 Kory Melancon (2001) 53 Danny Arroyo (2004) 53

Earned Runs AllowedNelson Curry (2009) 53Scott Mitchell (2009) 53Simon Badeaux (2005) 49Beau Wiggins (2005) 47Kit Powell (2008) 46Elvin Pierce (1990) 44Ross Black (2007) 43Rusty Hinson (1990) 42 Danny Arroyo (2004) 42

Most At Bats:7 by Jared Baria vs William Carey 5/02/087 by Mike Flores vs Univ. of Montevallo 3/24/927 by Jeff White vs. Auburn-Montgomery 2/11/03

Most Runs Scored:5 by Nelson Curry vs Loyola University 4/30/085 by Stephen Stork vs Southern Poly on 5/06/085 by Raul Nieves vs Stillman College 2/17/00

Most Hits:5 by David Cramblitt vs Loyola University 4/24/095 by Nelson Curry vs Loyola University 4/30/085 by Stephen Stork vs Southern Poly 5/06/085 by Tyler Burns vs. LSUS 4/29/06Also: Patrick Weaver, Raul Nieves and Chuck Anderson

Most Doubles:3 by David Cramblitt vs Loyola University 4/24/093 by Kevin Orso vs Tougaloo College 1/31/093 by Stephen Stork vs Loyola University 2/01/083 by Patrick Weaver vs. Auburn-Montgomery 3/11/03Also: Sam Driver and Chris Brazell

Most Stolen Bases:5 by Joe Espada vs Louisiana College 2/26/94

Most Triples:2 by Nelson Curry vs Stillman 4/08/082 by Jeb Blackerby vs Talledega College 3/2/012 by Joe Parker vs Faulkner University 2/11/00Also: Chris Carr and Scott Hopkins

Most Home Runs:2 by Scott Mitchell vs Loyola University 4/25/092 by David Cramblitt vs Belhaven 4/18/09, Tougaloo 2/29/082 by Kevin Orso vs Spring Hill 4/11/09, Belhaven 4/04/082 by Brad Sheffield vs Spring Hill 4/10/092 by Carlos Romero vs Belhaven College 2/27/09, LSUS 1/23/092 by Jason Bethea (4 times)2 by Billy Henley vs Ohio Dominican 3/10/98 (one inning)Also: Chris Carr, Scottie McMichael, Blake Fancher, J.C. Romero, JoshKendrick, Joe Parker, Phillip Sirmon, Jackie Blanchard and Kevin Gandy

Most Runs Batted In:9 by David Cramblitt vs Belhaven College 4/18/096 by 12 Players

Most Bases on Balls:4 by Kevin Orso vs Loyola University 3/7/094 by Craig Bova vs Loyola University 4/28/994 by Chris Carr vs Louisiana College 2/27/934 by Charlie McDavid vs Univ. of West Alabama 4/6/99

Most Innings Pitched: 12 by Kevin Cherry vs Faulkner University 3/12/91Most Hits Allowed: 13 by Scott Mitchell 4/3/09 v. LSU-Alexandria

13 by Jason Ragan 4/22/06 v. Loyola, 5/4/06 v. Spring HillMost Strike Outs: 15 by J.C. Romero vs Loyola University 3/8/97Most Bases on Balls: 9 by Zane Johnson vs Faulkner University 2/17/96Most Home Runs Allowed: 3 by Scott Mitchell (3X in 2009)

Also: Corey Fountain, Ira Turner and Zane JohnsonMost Hit Batters: 5 by Ky Faciane vs Loyola University 3/23/96Most Runs Allowed: 11 by Ira Turner vs LSU-Alexandria 4/04/09

11 by Corey Fountain vs LSU-Shreveport 1/23/09Most Earned Runs Allowed: 11 by Ira Turner vs LSU-Alexandria 4/04/09

Single-Game Records

Player Seasons-A-

Chris Adkins 1992Todd Agee 1992Quentin Agee 2008-09Christopher Allen 1991Chuck Anderson 1991-92Clint Anderson 1993-96Ryan Andrews 1993-95Todd Andrews 1997-98Danny Arroyo 2004

-B-Simon Badeaux 2005-06Eric Baker 1997David Ballard 1990Josh Banashak 2004-05Brett Barber 2007-08Cody Barber 2010-Jared Baria 2006-09John Barrow 2001-04Justin Beck 2010-Walt Bedsole 2010-Michael Bell 1990Bert Bellcase 1991Michael Bender 1991Jason Bethea 1990Stephen Bethea 1991Eric Bird 2008-09Briggs Bishop 2007Glen Bishop 1990Ross Black 2007Jeb Blackerby 2000-03Eric Blackman 2002-03Jackie Blanchard 2000-01P. J. Boudreaux 1999Derek Bourgeois 2008-Craig Bova 1998-99Sambo Bowden 1995-96Travis Bowen 2010-J. P. Boyington 1998-01Justin Bracewell 2007-08Chris Brazell 2000-01Jarrin Brister 2010-Donnie Brown 1990Marvin Brown 1991-92Matthew Brown 2008-09Jason Bryars 1994-97Tyler Burns 2006-07Kevin Butler 1990Alan Butts 2009-

-C-Michael Caldwell 1991Joey Cameron 1990-91John Cantey 1992-93Chris Carr 1990-94Wes Cash 2000Rick Cauley 1994-96Kevin Cherry 1991-92Doug Christian 1990-91Ken Clark 1990-93Carlos Claudio 2001Michael Clay 2010-Chris Coleman 1992-95Bobby Coniff 2005Brian Connell 1997Alan Cook 1994-95Corey Cooper 2006Chris Copeland 2004-05Wes Council 2007David Cramblitt 2008-09Eddie Crosby 1996Nelson Curry 2008-09

-D-Eduardo Davila 2005-06Lance Davis 1994-95Wade Delaneuville 2009Bubba Dobson 2002-03Cliff Downey 2008Jason Driver 1998Sam Driver 2000-01Timmy Dunn 1993

-E-T.J. Esfeller 2004-08Jose Espada 1994-96Randal Etheredge 2008-09Mark Eubanks 1999-01Keith Evans 1994

-F-Ky Faciane 1996-97Blake Fancher 1990-91Craig Fillingim 2000-01Mike Flores 1991-92John Floyd 1997Corey Fountain 2009John Franklin 1990Brad Frazier 1997-98Dorn Frazier 1996-97Ronnie Freeland 1990-94Jason Frischertz 2005-06

-G-Jamey Gaffney 1993-94Scott Galloway 1997-99Kevin Gandy 1998-99Billy Gardner 1995Darryl Gaston 1997-99Bo Glasscock 1993-95Luis Gonzalez 2007Keith Granger 2010-

-H-Lee Hall 1990-92Stephen Hall 1992Jake Halverson 2010-Daniel Harper 2005-08Mike Harrell 1994-95Bryan Hartley 1992Lee Hartley 2002-03Steven Hass 1995-96Adam Hays 2002-03James Headrick 1990Kaleb Heffner 2009-Billy Henley 1996-99Kendall Hill 1998Kevin Hill 1994-95Rusty Hinson 1990-91Alex Hixon 1992J. D. Holt 1999Chris Hopkins 1992Danny Horn 1991Chris Howard 1993-94Lance Howard 2005-06Leland Howard 2002-05Wayne Huckabee 2001Bryan Hunter 1991-93

-J-Josh Jacobs 2001-03David James 2000-02Joel Jernigan 2004-05Zane Johnson 1995-96Henry Jones 1999Travis Jones 2008Steve Jordan 1998

-K-Jon Kalb 2005Gary Keaton 1991Joey Kelley 2002-03Richard Kelly 2005-06Josh Kendrick 2003Paul Kerger 2002-04Brady King 2010-Jay King 1999Jason Kirksey 2000-02James Knight 2008-09

-L-John Ladnier 2010-Tommy Ladnier 1994-95Nick Laico 2009-Ben Lakey 2005-06Keegan Laycock 2006Dustin Lee 2009-Michael Lenz 1995Josh Lett 2005-07

Eli Lewellyn 2009Ryan Liebe 2006-07David Long 1997Milton Lopez 1994Edward Lowman 1994-95Jesse Luker 2005-08Kevin Luker 2000-01Jeff Lyons 2010-

-M-Kevin Madden 1996-97Mark Mahan 2002-03Zack Mann 2007-08Corey Mason 1993Gene Mattingly 1990-93Chris McCants 1997-98Ken McCormick 1991-93Chandler McCulloch 2007Charlie McDavid 1996-99Spence McDonald 2009Jared McGhie 2003Seth McGilberry 2002Andy McKeough 1992-93Jason McLelland 2002Scotty McMichael 1990Ron McMillan 2004-05Chris McNiel 1993Kyle McPherson 2007Jud McWain 2002-04Eric Meeks 2010-Korey Melancon 2000-01Nick Mickler 2003Matt Milstead 2000-01Scott Mitchell 2008-09Joey Mooney 2006-07Dean Moore 1991-92Bryan Mosley 2005

-N-Keith Nall 1990-93Fernando Narvaez 1994Seth Naugle 2001-04Ben Negus 2010-Raul Nieves 1999-00Hunter Norris 2010-

-O-Mickey O'Quinn 2002Kevin Orso 2008-09Mickey Orso 2002Julio Ortiz 1995-96, 99,00 Dewey Owens 1993

-P-Carlos Pagan 1996-97Kevin Painter 1997Carnell Parker 2004-05Donnie Parker 2000-01Joe Parker 2000-01Adolph Payne 1998-01Chris Peacock 2010-Eric Pennington 1995Eric Perez 2010-Elvin Pierce 1990-91Jimmy Potter 1994-95Kit Powell 2008Trevor Powell 2000-01John Price 2003-04Billy Prine 1998-99Dustin Pruitt 2006-09

-R-Jason Ragan 2005-06Eddie Reid 1990-91Matt Reynolds 1996-99Saul Rivera 1997-98Corey Robbins 1999-00Bubba Roberson 2002-03Ricardo Rolle 2003-04Carlos Romero 2006-09J. C. Romero 1995-97Chris Rose 1995- 99Justin Rosen 2005-06Milton Roque 2007Lance Ruble 1998-99Matt Ruffin 1992

Jody Russell 2002-S-

Johan Sanchez 2006-07Paul Sanders 1991-92Cody Sanderson 2010-J.C. Santana 2004-05Raul Santana 2002-04Joe Savage 1990-91Brian Schach 1999-02Dan Shanahan 2003Brad Sheffield 2008-Nick Sims 2001-02Phillip Sirmon 2000-01Doug Slay 1991-92Danny Smith 1990Jay Wayne Smith 2009Ricky Smith 2003-04Steve Smith 1992-93Scott Snow 1992-94Jimmy Snyder 1990-91Kirk Soares 1994Daine Solomon 2007-08Brad Sommerset 1998Chris Sparks 2000-02Matthew Sparks 2008-09Brandon Speese 2004-06Morgan Spraggins 1992-93J.J. Stanbridge 1990-91Grant Staniszewski 2005David Stein 1996Burk Stembridge 2006Regis Stephens 2009Stephen Stork 2008-09T.J. Stringer 2005Jarrod Stubbs 2004Eddie Sullivan 1990Shane Sullivan 1992-93

-T-Michael Tedesco 2010-Cedric Theodore 1998Guy Thigpen 2002Nate Thomas 2005Paul Thomas 1992-93Mark Thompson 1991Joey Thornell 1998-99Jerry Tims 1990Kevin Tracy 1990Bubba Travis 1992-94Brandon Turner 2009Ira Turner 2008-09

-V-Marco Valenzuela 1996-97Johnny Vazques 1995-98Scott Vereen 1990-93Stephen Vicker 1993-94John Vinciguerra 1999-00Duke Vinson 1992-93

-W-Tim Watson 2002-04Todd Watson 1991-92 Travis Watson 1998Patrick Weaver 2002-03Kevin Wentworth 1994-95Greg West 2006Keith West 2002-03Howard Westfaul 1997-98Cameron White 2010-Jeffery White 2001-03Josh White 1999Shane Whitfield 1993-96Beau Wiggins 2004-06Doug Williams 1990Travis Williamson 2009-Daniel Williford 1998-99John Wood 2006-08

-Y-Troy York 1990

Baseball:Joe Espada (1995-96)

Jay King (1999)Kory Melancon (2001)

Kevin Orso (2009)Carlos Romero (2009)

Softball:

Charleste Vaughn (1990, 1993)Tonya Smith (1991)

Ivy Dashkin (1991-92)Jennifer Hilliard (1993)

Terri Chavis (1994, 1996, 1997)Katie Mahoney (1994-95)Melissa Thomas (1996-97)

Coby Cashion (1996)Nikki Wilson (1997-98)

Belinda Stein (1997)Sunny Russ (1997, 1999)

Tiffany Genola (1998, 2002)Ronda Richardson (1999)

Summer Powell (1999)Erin Hostrander (2001)

Maria Soto (2003)Missy Passley (2003)

Sylvia Bedgood (2003)Denisse Fuenmayor (2002-04)

Kirby Baxter (2003-05)Meredith Tanner (2004-05)

Brenda Box (2003-04)Stephanie Landrum (2004)

Mayret Perez (2005-06)Evelyne Pare (2005)

Linden Jones (2005-06)Angelica Yrigoyen (2006)

Yaicey Sojo (2007-08)Anadys Suarez (2008)

Jineth Pimentel (2008-09)Leslie Pickette (2009)

Men’s Soccer:Dencho Vassilev (1992-93)

Kirk Trotman (1992-94)Kevin Denerez (1994)

Mickey Trotman (1994, 1996)Junior Noel (1995, 1997)

Lee Chalmers (1995)Norman Dotch (1995)Glenn Benjamin (1996)

Paul Oyuga (1997)Boniventure Maurti (1998-99)

Matt Miller (1998-99)Chris Williams (2000, 2002)

Remi Roy (1999)

Adauto Neto (1999-01)Dominic Schell (1999)

Ousmane Coulibaly (1999-01)James Gledhill (2000, 2002)

Steven Linpow (2001)Andrew Bayliss (2002)

Jamie Ferguson (2002-03)Darren Toby (2003)Brady Bryant (2003)

Tommy Sarkkinen (2003)Robert Ochan (2004)Andreas Rota (2004)

Thomas Wharf (2007)Caetano Lima (2007)Ruben Diaz (2007-08)

Adrian Rochofski (2007)Matt Watts (2007-08)Chris Dillon (2009)

Women’s Soccer:

Kellie Mitchell (1994)Irina Teneva (1994-95)Solveig Baadsvik (1995)Pam Byrne (1995-96)

Nina Wathne (1996-97)Nina Ellingsen (1996)Sara Krupa (1996-97)Therese Lewis (1996)Astrid Vierdal (1997)

Christina Werner (1997)Jackie Law (1997-98)

Katherine Sund (1997)Lindsay Grant (1997-98)Vanessa Sims (1997-98)Carmie Landeen (1998)Danielle Small (1998)Tracy Mulligan (1998)

Hedda Houghland (1998)Tina Froberg (1998)

Ane Stangeland (2000)Alissa Leffler (2000)

Elizabeth McGowan (2000)Silje Lunde (2000)

Tammie Thornton (2000)Nadine McCorry (2001)

Allison Miller (2002)Rose Clemensen (2003, 2006)

Kelly Baltieri (2006)Terri McCreadie (2006, 08)Anna Maddox (2008-09)

Missy Stovall (2009)

Volleyball:Syretta Baldwin (2007)

Whitney Knight (2007-09)Paula Stilkey (2008-09)

Women’s Basketball:Bernadette Powe (1996-97)

Edmarie Lumbsley (2001-02)Shanelle Stallworth (2002)Kinga Rybarczyk (2005-06)Crystal Coston (2003-06)

Danielle Goodly (2008-09)

Men’s Basketball:Robert Jones (2007-08)

Tremaine Perry (2004-05)Gimel Lewis (2005)

Rene Antee (1999-00)Larry Edwards (1997)

Eric Polite (1994)Dennis Powell (1994)

Anderson Lignon (1989)

Men’s Golf:Tim Brunson (1987-88)Rudy Mihelic (1987-88)Franklin Walley (1989)Mike Graham (1990)

Keith Turner (1990-92)Mark Hall (1993)

Phillip Nice (1997)Ewan Wilson (997)Tim Butler (1997)

Peter Quigley (1997)Andrew Bayliss (2000-03)

David Tuyo (2000)Graeme Brown (1998, 2001-02)

Matt Drinkard (2006)

Women’s Golf:Kathy Ziglo (1994-95)Fiona Young (1996-98)

Maria Boivie (1997)Christine Clark (1997)Deanne Tolbird (2000)Maegan Rice (2007-08)

Men’s Tennis:Andrew Batie (1992)

Joakim Appelqvist (1992)Jacques Theron (1993-95)

Mattias Karlsson (1993-94)Christer Fellwing (1993-94)

Frank Chauzu (1993)Michael McMahon (1994-96, 98)

Rickard Strom (1994-95)Timothy Smith (1995)Julien Chauvin (1995)

Fernando Ibarrola (1995-98)Lasse Koskinen (1995)Jauffrey Faustini (1996)

Dean Owen (1996)Gustavo Marcaccio (1996)

Leif Meineke (1997-98)Malik Tabet (1997-98)

Marcel Van Der Heide (1997-98)Roger Jung (1997)

Joe Liberatore (1998)

Women’s Tennis:

Radina de la Pena (1989-91)Karina Macias (1989, 1991-92)

Malin Lundin (1991-92)Joanne Crothers (1992)

Christiana Rodriguez (1992)Petra Thuresson (1992)

Marilla Andrade (1993-94)Anna Larsheim (1993)Cecilia Robles (1993)

Melissa Metcalfe (1993-94)Marina Nyman (1994-97)

Anna Moll (1994)Anita Pearson (1994)

Marine Franchot (1995-97)Isabella Listowska (1995-97)

Cassandra Mavin (1995, 1997)Martine Van der Bijl (1995)Ingrid Van Gelder (1995)Manon Buskens (1996)

Martina Kopacova (1997)Sandra Groschwitz (1997-98)

Tania Kovatchka (1998)Andreea Petrisor (1998)

Martina Rodriguez (1998)Josy Soares (2006)

Men’s Cross Country:Musa Kimeli (2003)

Women’s Cross Country:Ivana Skladana (1995)Petra Staskova (1995)

Zola Davis (1998)

Outdoor Track & Field (M):Keith Melanson (1994)

Gus Ibarra (1995)Josh Ginsburg (2000)

Outdoor Track & Field (W):Ivana Skladana (1993)

Petra Staskova (1996, 1998)Zola Davis (1999)

Indoor Track & Field (W):Ivana Skladana (1995-96)

Summer Hutcheson (1999)

Brad,Have a great and fun season! We LoveYou and are very proud of you!Daddy, Mama, Krissy, Brooke, Michael,Brady, Maw Maw and Paw Paw

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