2011 University of Tampa Baseball Media Guide

2011 University of Tampa Baseball

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General InformationTable of Contents ............................2Quick Facts ........................................2Athletic Directory............................3

The Coaches Joe Urso ..........................................4-5Sam Militello ....................................6Scott McNulty ..................................7Ryan Kennedy ..................................7John Ramos ......................................8Mark Johnson ..................................8

2011 Team InfoRoster ..................................................9TV/Radio Roster ..........................10Outlook ............................................11

Returning PlayersSean Bierman ........................13-14Mike Bourdon ........................15-16Patrick Donahue....................17-18Shawn Ferris ..........................19-20Daniel Foltz ..............................21-22Aaron Gerbasi ........................23-24Tim Kiley..........................................25Max Kreuter ............................26-27Michael Park ..........................28-29Adam Pendleton ....................30-31Graham Ramos ......................32-33Evan Stobbs ............................34-35Nate Titus ................................36-37Trace Venegas ........................38-39

NewcomersMike Adams ....................................40Raiko Alfonzo ................................40Cody Davis ......................................41Frank DeJiulio................................41Tyler Ding ........................................42Damon Elder ..................................42Zach Gawrych ................................43Eric Grabe ......................................43Andrew Jones ................................44Ryan Kennedy................................44Justin Leith......................................45Ryan Messina ................................45Connor Obrochta..........................46Shawn Pleffner..............................46Shane Riedie ..................................47Oscar Santos ..................................47Josh Thraikill ................................48Matt Williams ................................48Taylor Wrenn ................................49

2010 ReviewSchedule/Results ..........................50Individual Statistics......................51

Miscellaneous Statistics ............52Honors and Awards ....................52

Tampa Baseball HistoryYear-by-Year Results ..................53Coaching History..........................53Honors and Awards ............54-56Spartans in the NCAA..........57-58Spartans in the Top 25 ..............58National Championships....59-60Retired Numbers..........................61Spartans in the Pros ............62-63Spartans in the MLB Draft........64

Tampa Baseball RecordsInd. Season Records ............65-67Ind. Career Records ..............68-70Single Game Ind. Records ..........71Team Game Records ..................72Team Season Records ........73-74Yearly Leaders........................75-76

Sunshine State ConferenceConference Information............77SSC Institutions..............................78SSC Excellence ..............................79

The OpponentsOpponent Information........80-82All-Time Series Records ............83Year-by-Year Results............84-92

AllTime RosterBaseball Alumni ....................93-94

The University of TampaNational Championships ..........95-96SSC Championships ....................96UT Athletic Hall of Fame............97SSC Hall of Fame ..........................98Academic All-Americans ..........99All-Americans ....................100-101University Overview ......102-103SAAC................................................104Athletic Facilities ........................105

The AdministrationDr. Ronald L. Vaughn................106Larry Marfise ..............................107

History of UTNickname & Colors ..................108From the Beginning ................108

The MediaNewspapers ................................109Television......................................109Radio ..............................................109

UT Baseball Quick FactsFounded ..................................................................................1931Enrollment ............................................................................6,500Address ............401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606Nickname ........................................................................SpartansSchool Colors............................................Red, Black and GoldNational Affiliation ........................................................NCAA IIConference ..........................................................Sunshine StateStadium ..........University of Tampa Baseball Field (750)Dimensions............................................................325-400-3752010 Record ........................................................................46-112010 Final National Ranking ..........................................Fifth2010 SSC Record ..................................................................21-32010 SSC Finish ....................................................................FirstLetterwinners Returning/Lost....................................16/21Starters Returning/Lost ......................................................1/8

The AdministrationPresident ................................................Dr. Ronald L. VaughnAthletic Director..................................................Larry MarfiseAssociate Athletic Director/Marketing ..............Gil SwallsAssistant Athletic Director/SWA................Cher PittengerFacility Director ................................................Jerome FultonFaculty Representative ..................................Dr. Eric Vlahov

The Coaching StaffHead Coach......................................................................Joe UrsoAlma Mater ............................................................Tampa, 1992E-mail ......................................................................jurso@ut.eduOffice Phone....................................................(813) 257-3488Career Record..............................446-137-1 (11th season)Tampa Record ......................................................................sameAssociate Head Coach........................................Sam MilitelloAlma Mater ............................................................Tampa, 1991E-mail ..............................................................smilitello@ut.eduAssistant Coaches ..................Ryan Kennedy, John Ramos....................................................Scott McNulty, Mark JohnsonAssistant’s Office Phone ............................(813) 257-3673

Sports InformationDirector........................................................................Tom KolbeAlma Mater ............................................................Tampa, 2001Office Phone....................................................(813) 253-6241E-mail ....................................................................tkolbe@ut.eduBaseball SID ............................................................Marc JordanOffice Phone....................................................(813) 257-3444E-mail ..........................................mcjordan@spartans.ut.eduWeb site ........................................www.tampaspartans.com

CreditsThe University of Tampa 2011 Baseball Media Guidewas written by Tom Kolbe, Maya Todd, AdrianMartinez, Rashad Callaway, Marc Jordan, Ryan Portillaand Carli Todd. Layout and design by Tom Kolbe.Photography by Andy Meng. Front cover by CarliTodd.

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UT Athletic DepartmentAthletic Department Phone Number: (813) 2536240Athletic Department Fax: (813) 2536288Department EMail: first initial last [email protected] (unless noted)Ed Brennan, Head Swimming Coach ............................................259-1328

Scott Brickett, Head Athletic Trainer (wbrickett) ....................257-3264

Adrian Bush, Head Men’s Soccer Coach........................................257-3407

Colleen Cannon, Marketing Assistant ............................................257-1733

Chris Catanach, Head Volleyball Coach ........................................257-3406

Rick Christie, Head Golf Coach..........................................................257-3498

Jaci Davis, Assistant Softball Coach ................................................257-3481

DeCarlo Deveaux, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach ..............257-3781

Hope Donnelly, Head Cheerleading Coach ..................................257-1733

Al DuFaux, Head Tennis Coach ........................................................257-3076

Bill Dunlap, Head Crew Coach (wdunlap)....................................258-4166

Jerome Fulton, Facilities Director....................................................257-3482

Ryan Gober, Assistant Swimming Coach ......................................257-3419

Nikki Jessee, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ................257-3645

Tom Jessee, Head Women’s Basketball Coach ..........................257-3490

Mark Johnson, Assistant Baseball Coach/Head JV Coach ....257-3673

Leslie Kanter, Head Softball Coach ................................................257-3481

Jamie Kennedy, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..................................253-6264

Ryan Kennedy, Assistant Baseball Coach ....................................257-3673

Phyllis Kessel, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ..............257-3645

Jim Kiner, Assistant Swimming Coach ..........................................257-3419

Tom Kolbe, Sports Information Director......................................257-3473

Jeff Lamm, Associate Head Volleyball Coach ..............................257-3190

Maurice Loregnard, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach..................257-3184

Gerry Lucey, Head Women’s Soccer Coach ................................257-3188

Larry Marfise, Athletic Director........................................................257-3307

Sam Militello, Associate Head Baseball Coach ..........................257-3673

Caitlyn Mitryk, Assistant Sports Information Director ..........257-3444

Erin Morse, Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ..........................257-3184

Phil Murray, Assistant Swimming Coach......................................257-3419

Justin Pecka, Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach ........................257-3781

Cher Pittenger, Assistant Athletic Director/Compliance ......257-3000

Denise Rubio, Assistant Softball Coach ........................................257-3481

Eric Sims, Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach......................................257-3184

Jarrett Slaven, Head Cross Country Coach ..................................257-3644

Richard Schmidt, Head Men’s Basketball Coach ......................257-3440

Gil Swalls, Associate Athletic Director............................................257-1733

TBA, Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach....................................................257-3126

Don Tobin, Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ............................257-3184

Joe Urso, Head Baseball Coach ........................................................257-3488

Dror Vaknin, Assistant Cross Country Coach ............................257-3644

Heather VanOpdorp, Assistant Athletic Trainer ........................253-6264

Nate Wood, Assistant Athletic Trainer ..........................................253-6264

Melissa Wright, Business Manager (melissa.wright) ............257-3100

The University of Tampa fields 18 men's and women's varsitysports which compete at the NCAA Division II level. UT is amember of the nine-school Sunshine State Conference, con-sidered the "Conference of National Champions." Spartanteams are among those national champions, having wonNCAA II titles in men's soccer (1981, 1994 & 2001), baseball(1992, 1993, 1998, 2006 & 2007), golf (1987 & 1988), volley-ball (2006) and women’s soccer (2007). Student/athletes aregiven opportunities to excel both athletically and academical-ly. The University of Tampa is the home of numerous All-Americans, all-region and all-conference players each yearand is among the top schools in the SSC numberingstudent/athletes who are named to the Commissioner'sHonor Roll. Whether you are a participant or spectator, TheUniversity of Tampa Spartans offer an exciting brand of inter-collegiate athletics.

Larry MarfiseAthletic Director

Jerome FultonFacilities

Chris CatanachVolleyball

Bill DunlapCrew

Tom JesseeWomen’s

Basketball

Al DuFauxTennis

Hope DonnellyCheerleading

Rick ChristieGolf

Adrian BushMen’s Soccer

Scott BrickettAthletic Training

Ed BrennanSwimming

Tom KolbeSports

Information

Cher PittengerAssistant AD/

Compliance/SWA

Gil SwallsAssociate

AD/Marketing

Melissa WrightBusinessManager

Joe UrsoBaseball

Leslie KanterSoftball

Gerry LuceyWomen’s Soccer

Richard SchmidtMen’s Basketball

Jarrett SlavenCross Country



Former Spartan All-American Joe Urso is now inhis 11th season as head baseball coach of TheUniversity of Tampa, compiling a 446-137-1record. In his time as Spartan head coach, Urso hasled Tampa to seven Sunshine State Conferencetitles and seven NCAA South Regional champi-onships.

UT’s all-time winningest baseball coach, Urso hasled the Spartans to eight consecutive 40 win sea-sons as his squads have eclipsed 40 victories innine of his 10 seasons at the helm. He is also thelone UT coach to guide his team to 50-plus victo-ries in a season, as he did in 2006 and 2007.

Urso has guided the Spartans to the top prize ontwo occasions, capturing the 2006 and 2007 NCAAII national championships and he also led UT to a

JoeUrso

HEAD COACHHEAD COACH

11th seasonTampa, 1992Career Record: 446-137-110 NCAA TournamentsSeven SSC ChampionshipsTwo NCAA II Titles

second place finish in the 2003 NationalChampionship Series. Under Urso, Tampa won aschool record 54 games in 2006.

The program has been recognized on the nationallevel as 27 Spartans have been selected in theMajor League Baseball Draft in the past five years,including a school-record nine in the 2010 MLBDraft. With nine selections, the Spartans rankedsixth among all colleges in players chosen.

Among those drafted during the Urso era wasSergio Perez, who was a second-round selection ofthe Houston Astros in 2006 and is currently at theAAA level with the Astros. In his time at Tampa, 35Spartans have been chosen in the MLB Draft astwo have advanced to the Major Leagues (CharlieManning and Mike Rabelo).

Urso returned to Tampa following a three-yearstint as coach and manager in the Los AngelesAngels of Anaheim organization. Most recently,Urso was manager of the Angels' minor leagueaffiliate in Butte, Mont. Prior to that, he was man-ager of the Angels' Instructional League team andassistant coach with the Lake Elsinore (Calif.)Storm and Boise (Idaho) Hawks since 1997.

The 1992 UT business management graduate wasthe 49th-round draft pick by the Los AngelesAngels in the 1992 MLB Draft. Urso played four

Head Coach Joe Urso



years in the Angels system.

As a Spartan, Urso ranks as one of the University'smost popular players. Urso was a four-year starterat second base and was twice named second-teamAll-American, first-team all-South and first-teamall-Sunshine State Conference in 1991 and '92. Hewas a career .332 hitter, who held the NCAAcareer record for runs (258). He owned the schoolmark for runs in a season (76) and still holdsschool records in walks for a season (54) andcareer (176). He ranks fourth on the all-timeschool list for games played (223), is second incareer doubles (63) and sixth in stolen bases (70).

Highlighting his achievements as a senior, Urso hit.377 and was a perfect 11 for 11 in stolen baseattempts in 15 games against NCAA Division Icompetition, including Florida, Clemson, Michigan,Alabama and Miami.

Among the top players to lead UT to the NCAA IINational Championship Series in 1990, he wasvoted MVP of the Spartans' national championshipin '92. In 1997, Urso was named to the NCAA IINCS all-time team as the best second baseman. Intwo tournaments, he played in eight games, hitting.469 with one homerun and 10 RBI. He wasnamed to the Sunshine State Conference SilverAnniversary team.

A Tampa native, Urso was a member of Plant HighSchool's 1988 state championship team, where hewas a two-time first team all-area, all-county andall-conference honoree and second-team all-state.

Within the Angels organization, Urso's numberwas retired in Lake Elsinore in 1997; he was team

MVP and league all-star for the California Leaguechampions in '96; recognized by an award in hisname which is presented to the Lake Elsinore fans'favorite player since '95; received three fans'favorite player awards (1994-96) and was thePalm Springs Angels fans' favorite player awardwinner in 1993. His community outreach effortsearned him the moniker "Mayor" of Lake Elsinoreby the Angels' staff.

He is married to Julie and they have two sons, JDand Preston.

Joe Urso Career RecordYear School Record Pct. SSC SSC Place NCAA Final Rank Finish2001 Tampa 49-10 .831 16-4 1st 3-2 5 National semifinals2002 Tampa 36-20 .643 18-3 1st 2-2 13 NCAA Regional2003 Tampa 45-18 .714 15-5 1st 7-2 2 National runner-up2004 Tampa 41-16 .719 14-7 2nd 0-2 12 NCAA Regional2005 Tampa 40-18 .690 15-9 2nd 2-2 8 NCAA Regional2006 Tampa 54-6 .900 22-2 1st 8-0 1 National champions2007 Tampa 53-10 .841 20-4 1st 8-1 1 National champions2008 Tampa 42-11-1 .787 17-7 1st 4-2 10 National quarterfinals2009 Tampa 40-17 .702 16-8 2nd 1-2 26 NCAA Regional2010 Tampa 46-11 .807 21-3 1st 4-3 5 National quarterfinalsTotals 4461371 .764 17452 7 titles 3918 Two NCAA II titles

Urso starred for the Spartans as a second baseman

from 1989-92.

Head Coach Joe Urso



Former Spartan All-American Sam Militello is in his11th season as a member of the coaching staff atThe University of Tampa. He was recently promot-ed from assistant coach to associate head coachprior to the 2009 season.

As Joe Urso’s top assistant, Militello is in charge ofthe pitching staff. Militello capped a brilliant three-year career with the Spartans by capturing theNCAA II National Player-of-the-Year award in 1990when he posted a 15-2 record, 1.75 ERA and 182strikeouts as he led Tampa to a third place finish inthe NCAA II National Championship Series.

Militello owns UT single-season school records forvictories (15), strikeouts (182) and innings pitched(143.2) and the school career record for strikeouts(340).

Associate Head Coach Sam Militello

SamMilitelloASSOCIATE HEADASSOCIATE HEAD

COACHCOACH

11th seasonTampa, 1990

He was a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award andthe Dick Howser Award, given to the top collegiateplayer in the country. At the time, he was only thesecond NCAA II player to be nominated for theGolden Spikes Award. Militello was a three-time All-American, all-South Region and all-Sunshine StateConference selection and was twice the SouthRegion Pitcher of the Year. In 1990, he was selectedto the NCAA II National Championship Series all-tourney team. He was named to the Sunshine StateConference Silver Anniversary team and the SSCand UT Athletic Hall of Fame.

A sixth-round draft pick of the New York Yankees,Militello broke into the "Show" in style with a 6-0shutout of the Boston Red Sox in July 1992, goingseven innings and striking out five while surrender-ing just one hit and three walks. He surged to a 3-0record and finished his inaugural season at 4-4.

He pitched in the Yankees system from 1990-94,signed with the Florida Marlins (1994-95) andagain with the Yankees ('96) until retiring to acoaching job with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays (1997-98). Prior to joining the Spartans, he spent the pre-vious two seasons as a pitching coach in theCleveland Indians organization with Burlington andColumbus, Ga.



Assistant Coach Scott McNultyScott McNulty is in his 14th yearwith the Spartans.

During his tenure, his responsibili-ties have included infield and out-field instruction as well as design-ing and implementing the team’sphysical conditioning workouts.

ScottMcNultyASSISTANTASSISTANT

COACHCOACH

14th seasonWake Forest, 1981

Ryan Kennedy is in his third sea-son as an assistant coach at hisalma mater after playing for theSpartans from 2006-07.

At UT, he was the starting secondbaseman for the 2006 and 2007national championship teams. Hewas also selected by the LosAngeles Angeles in the 19th roundof the 2007 MLB Draft as he played

one year with the organization.

As a junior in 2006, the transfer from Manatee Community College hit. 327 while starting 52 games. He wasalso named second-team all-SSC.

In 2007, he hit .387 while ranking second on the team in hits (96), RBI’s (63) and walks (42). While startingall 63 games, he also slugged 13 home runs. He was named first-team all-SSC and was selected to the all-SouthRegion team by ABCA/Rawlings and Daktronics. His defensive play also earned him a Rawlings “Gold Glove”for the South Region.

The native of Bradenton attended Lakewood Ranch High School before playing baseball at the University ofFlorida as a freshman. He then played one year at Manatee CC, where he hit .338 as a sophomore. Kennedywas also a member of the 1997 Little League World Series team that finished second in the nation and thirdin the world.

Kennedy is a 2008 graduate of The University of Tampa, earning his degree in sport management.

RyanKennedyASSISTANTASSISTANT

COACHCOACH

3rd seasonTampa, 2008



Assistant Coach/JV Head Coach Mark Johnson

Mark Johnson is in his seventhseason as the junior varsity headcoach after spending time as theSpartans’ pitching coach.

Mark graduated from Tampa inthe spring of 2000 with a degreein sports management. Mark alsoplayed for four years at Tampaand worked in the SportsInformation Office. Before com-ing to Tampa, Mark was a four-year letterman at Seminole HighSchool where he played outfieldand pitched.

MarkJohnsonASSISTANTASSISTANT

COACHCOACHSeventh seasonTampa, 2000

John Ramos is in his first season as an assistant baseball coachand carries a prolific baseball profile at the collegiate and profes-sional level, and has also excelled in the business world. At UT, hewill work with the hitters and catchers.

In 1983, Ramos received the Tony Saladino Award, naming himthe best baseball player in the county and was also named theHillsborough County Player of the Year by the Tampa Tribune.

At Plant High School Ramos held the all-time career batting aver-age record and single season batting average record. The catch-er was ranked 17th by USA Today and Baseball America as thetop baseball prospect in the nation. Ramos was named the MVPof the 1983 Florida All-Star game and also was an All-Star selec-tion at the USA Baseball World Friendship Games. Due to his out-

standing high school performance he was named to the 1980 County’s All Decade Team.

Ramos was drafted by the Cleveland Indians following his High School career, but chose to attend StanfordUniversity after receiving over 30 baseball scholarship offers from top universities to play football as well.

At Stanford, Ramos led the Cardinal to three conference championships and one College World Series appearance.In 1985 he earned the “Come Through Award”, was named the 11th overall prospect by MLB scouting directors inBill Mazeroski Baseball, and was named the “Most Outstanding Pro Prospect” in the Cape Cod League.

Following his junior season at Stanford Ramos was drafted by the New York Yankees in the fifth round of the 1986amateur draft and was awarded the top signing bonus for the Yankees. He spent four seasons working his waythrough the minor league system, hitting .300-plus in each season. Ramos was named the team MVP for the AAAColumbus Clippers in 1991 and earned the All-Star Game MVP award while with AA Albany in 1989.

In 1991 Ramos was promoted mid-season to the New York Yankees, where he hit .308. During Spring Training in1992 Ramos was hitting .354 before enduring a season-ending elbow surgery, which kept him out of the game until1994.

In ’94 he signed with the San Diego Padres, where he hit .327 in AAA Las Vegas, playing a new position, as a third-baseman and outfielder. Following the 1994 season, Ramos signed with the Toronto Blue Jays’ AAA Syracuse team,where he played until his retirement in 1996. During the 1995-1996 season, he hit 20 home runs and drove in 15runs as a first baseman, third baseman, and catcher.

Since hanging up his cleats Ramos has returned and remained in the Tampa Bay area. He is the Chief ExecutiveOfficer of Ramos Marble and Granite Inc., located in Tampa, Fla.

After graduating from Stanford, Ramos later earned his MBA with concentrations in finance, marketing and leader-ship at the University of South Florida.

John is married to Lisa, as they have been married for 21 years. The couple has a son, Nicholas, who is 17 and playsshortstop for Plant High School. Their daughter, Victoria is 15 and runs track for Plant.

His wife was a four-time All American at Stanford in the high jump. Lisa set the NCAA indoor high jump record (6-5 1/2) in 1987 (was broken in 2009). She also set the indoor national high school record (6-3) in 1984 (still holds)amd the outdoor national record (6-2 3/4) in 1984.

JohnRamos

ASSISTANTASSISTANT

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1st seasonStanford, 1987



No. Name B/T Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown/Previous School Pronunciation4 Eric Grabe R/R 2B/RHP 5-11 195 Jr. Ocala, Fla./Polk State College5 Taylor Wrenn L/R 1B 5-11 180 Jr. Lakeland, Fla./Univ. of Southern California ren6 Patrick Donahue L/R 3B 5-10 185 Sr. Boca Raton, Fla./Broward CC DAH-nuh-hyoo8 Cody Davis R/R RHP/OF 5-10 170 Jr. Loxahatchee, Fla./Hillsborough CC9 Oscar Santos S/R SS 5-10 160 Fr. Guaynabo, P.R./Puerto Rico Baseball Acad. SAN-tos10 Damon Elder R/R OF 5-11 180 Jr. Reno, Nev./Mendocino College11 Andrew Jones R/R OF 5-11 200 Jr. Doyletown, Ohio/College of Central Florida12 Tyler Ding R/R OF 5-9 170 Fr. Tampa, Fla./Alonso HS13 Raiko Alfonso S/R SS 5-10 180 Jr. Key West, Fla./Florida International Univ. RYE-koe al-FON-zo15 Graham Ramos R/R INF 6-0 175 So. Tampa, Fla./Plant HS RAY-moass16 Michael Park R/R RHP 6-2 200 Jr. Memphis, Tenn./University of Mississippi17 Max Kreuter R/L LHP 6-1 170 Jr. Dunedin, Fla./Dunedin HS KREW-ter18 Matt Williams R/R RHP 6-0 185 Jr. Vero Beach, Fla./Hutchinson CC19 Frank DeJiulio R/R RHP 6-3 210 Jr. Ocala, Fla./Daytona State College DE-joo-leo20 Sean Bierman L/L LHP 6-1 195 Sr. Kinnelon, N.J./Vanderbilt University BEER-man23 Zach Gawrych R/R OF 6-1 190 Fr. Tampa, Fla./Wharton HS gaw-RICH24 Trace Venegas R/R 1B 6-1 200 Sr. Tampa, Fla./Santa Fe CC ven-A-gah-s25 Tim Kiley R/R RHP 6-7 225 Jr. Palm Harbor, Fla./Florida Gulf Coast Univ. Kye-lee26 Justin Leith L/L LHP 6-2 195 Jr. Naples, Fla./Florida International University LEE-th27 Ryan Kennedy R/L LHP 6-3 220 Jr. Calgary, Alberta/St. Petersburg College28 Josh Thrailkill R/R RHP 6-4 195 Sr. Arden, N.C./Clemson University THRAIL-kill29 Adam Pendleton R/R C 6-2 200 So. Tampa, Fla./Alonso HS PEN-dull-ton30 Aaron Gerbasi R/R RHP 6-2 195 So. Plant City, Fla./Plant City HS ger-BASE-ee31 Mike Bourdon R/R C 6-3 220 Sr. Simsbury, Conn./Fairfield University BORE-dun32 Shawn Pleffner L/R OF 6-4 220 Jr. Gambrills, Md./Tallahassee CC PLEFF-ner33 Connor Obrochta R/R OF 6-0 185 Fr. Gulfport, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic HS O-broke-tah34 Evan Stobbs R/R RHP 6-2 220 Sr. Myakka City, Fla./Univ. of Central Florida STOB-s35 Daniel Foltz R/R RHP 6-2 185 Sr. Key West, Fla./Key West HS FOLT-s38 Shane Riedie R/R RHP 6-5 235 Jr. Slidell, La./Louisiana State University REE-dee39 Ryan Messina R/R C 6-3 180 Fr. St. James, N.Y./Smithtown East HS meh-SEE-nuh40 Nate Titus R/R RHP 6-0 195 Sr. Tampa, Fla./Jesuit HS TY-tuhs43 Mike Adams L/L LHP 6-3 220 So. Spring Hill, Fla./Nature Coast HS44 Shawn Ferris R/R RHP 6-4 200 So. Rockledge, Fla./Rockledge HS FAIR-iss

Head Coach: Joe UrsoAssociate Head Coach: Sam MilitelloAssistant Coaches: Ryan Kennedy, Scott McNulty, John Ramos, Mark Johnson

2011 Tampa Baseball: Front row (from left): Raiko, Alfonso, Eric Grabe, Damon Elder, Patrick Donahue,Oscar Santos, Tyler Ding, Cody Davis, Graham Ramos, Andrew Jones; Middle row (from left): Student athlet-ic trainer Leslie Stephenson, assistant coach Ryan Kennedy, Daniel Foltz, Evan Stobbs, Frank DeJiulio, AaronGerbasi, Tim Kiley, Shane Riedie, Shawn Ferris, Shawn Pleffner, Justin Leith, Michael Park, assistant coachMark Johnson, head coach Joe Urso; Back row (from left): Athletic trainer Scott Brickett, associate headcoach Sam Militello, Matt Williams, Max Kreuter, Zach Gawrych, Sean Bierman, Nate Titus, Ryan Messina,Josh Thrailkill, Mike Bourdon, Ryan Kennedy, Mike Adams, Adam Pendleton, Trace Venegas, Alex Massaroni,Connor Obrochta, assistant coach John Ramos

ALPHABETICALROSTER

43 Mike Adams13 Raiko Alfonso20 Sean Bierman31 Mike Bourdon8 Cody Davis19 Frank DeJiulio12 Tyler Ding6 Patrick Donahue10 Damon Elder44 Shawn Ferris35 Daniel Foltz23 Zach Gawrych30 Aaron Gerbasi4 Eric Grabe11 Andrew Jones27 Ryan Kennedy25 Tim Kiley17 Max Kreuter26 Justin Leith39 Ryan Messina33 Connor Obrochta16 Michael Park29 Adam Pendleton32 Shawn Pleffner15 Graham Ramos38 Shane Riedie9 Oscar Santos34 Evan Stobbs28 Josh Thrailkill40 Nate Titus24 Trace Venegas18 Matt Williams5 Taylor Wrenn

2011 Roster



TV/Radio Roster

##44Eric Grabe

5-11 - Jr. - R/R - 2B

##55Taylor Wrenn

5-11-Jr. - L/R - SS

##66Patrick Donahue5-10 - Sr. - L/R - 3B

##88Cody Davis

5-10 - Jr. - R/R -OF

##99Oscar Santos

5-10 - Fr. - S/R - SS

##1100Damon Elder

5-11 - Jr. - R/R - OF

##1111Andrew Jones

5-11 - Jr. - R/R - OF

##1122Tyler Ding

5-9 - Fr. - R/R - OF

##1133Raiko Alfonso

5-10 - Jr. - S/R - SS

##1155Graham Ramos

6-0 - So. - R/R - INF

##1166Michael Park

6-1 - Jr. - R/R - P

##1177Max Kreuter

6-1 - Jr. - R/L - P

##1188Matt Williams6-0 - Jr. - R/R - P

##1199Frank DeJiulio6-3 - Jr. - R/R - P

##2200Sean Bierman6-1 - Sr. - L/L - P

##2233Zach Gawrych

6-1 - Fr. - R/R - OF

##2244Trace Venegas6-1 - Sr. - R-R - 1B

##2255Tim Kiley

6-7 - Jr. - R/R - P

##2266Justin Leith

6-2 - Jr. - L/L - P

##2277Ryan Kennedy6-3 - Jr. - R/L - P

##2288Josh Thrailkill

6-4 - Sr. - R/R - OF

##2299Adam Pendleton6-2 - So. - R/R - C

##3300Aaron Gerbasi6-2 - So. - R/R - P

##3311Mike Bourdon6-3 - Sr. - R/R - C

##3322Shawn Pleffner6-4 - Jr. - L/R - OF

##3333Connor Obrochta6-0 - Fr. - R/R - OF

##3344Evan Stobbs

6-2 - Sr. - R/R - P

##3355Daniel Foltz

6-2 - Sr. - R/R - P

##3388Shane Riedie

6-5 - Jr. - R/R - P

##3399Ryan Messina6-3 - Fr. - R/R - C

##4400Nate Titus

6-0 - Sr. - R/R - P

##4433Mike Adams

6-3 - So. - L/L - P

##4444Shawn Ferris

6-4 - So. - R/R - P



2B Raiko Alfonso is a transfer from Florida InternationalUniversity and had success there, so he will get the start.Pat Donahue is the only returning transition player, coachUrso says he is a “2-3 hitter and will be a big part of theteam’s success.”

3B Eric Grabe is a right handed batter, who will hit in themiddle of the lineup. Not only will Grabe start at third, buthe will be the number three pitcher. Grabe has a goodsinker and a good slider.

In the outfield, Damon Elder will play left field, at centerfield Tyler Ding and Zach Gawrych will battle for the start-ing job. At right field, Shawn Pleffner a transfer fromTallahassee Community College will be the starter.Coach Urso says “the lineup is so versatile and has theluxury to move guys around.”

Connor Obrochta a freshman outfielder will be a niceoption of the bench. Cody Davis, OF, is the fastest runneraccording to coach Urso, and is a nice option out of thebullpen. SS Oscar Santos is a great defender and has someroom to grow offensively. Ryan Messina, C, will get a lot ofat bats off the bench.

The number two pitcher in the rotation is Matt Williams.Williams is a hard throwing right hander, who has a goodfastball, curveball, slider and change.

Justin Leith will be the fourth pitcher in the rotation, he iscoming off an arm injury, but he is clearly ready tobounce back. Aaron Gerbasi is the main bullpen guy, like-ly will take over as the closer, has a good slider.

Josh Thrailkill will be a main bullpen guy if he doesn’t geta job in the starting rotation. Tim Kiley will likely get biginnings in the middle or late parts of games in the bullpen.

Ryan Kennedy is another pitcher, who will look to get biginnings in the bullpen, if not in the rotation sometimesoon.

Shane Riedie an LSU transfer has tremendous upside andthe bullpen could rely on him later in the season. Anotherbullpen pitcher is Frank DeJiulio is a transfer from UF andhe should be able to pitch in the rotation if not as a closer.Patrick Donahue is the lone returning starter from the

2010 team that advanced to the NCAA Championships.

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Preseason Top 10

1. Southern Indiana2. U.C.-San Diego3. Central Missouri4. Georgia College5. Tampa6. Abilene Christian7. Mount Olive8. Florida Southern9. Kutztown10. Franklin Pierce

2011 OutlookPosting a 46-11 overall record, a 21-3 conference recordand a first place finish in the Sunshine State Conferencethe Spartans are hungry for a chance at an NCAA title.

Head coach Joe Urso believes this team has what it takesto go all the way. “I’m excited, it’s been a big transitiongetting through the fall, so many personalizes with thenew guys, trying to find the fit.”

The Spartans have only one transition player returningfrom last year, Pat Donahue (senior). Evan Stobbs, a sen-ior spent last season as the Spartans closer, this season hewill move to the number one pitcher in the rotation.

Coach Urso says Stobbs has good movement in his fast-ball, a hard slider, and a good change-up.

Georgia College & State is the team that knocked theSpartans out of the World Series last season. Coach Ursobelieves this opening weekend will be a “big challenge forthe guys, were #5 and there #4, we want to play well.”

Coach Urso says “offensively were strong with left handedbats.” Adam Pendleton won the starting role last season asa freshman and will be the opening day starter. MikeBourdon will back Pendleton up as “the defensive catch-er.”

At first base, senior Trace Venegas will be the openingday starter as a right hander. Shawn Pleffner, will backupVenegas and contribute to the outfield at right field.

Graham Ramos a sophomore will “earn playing time”according to coach Urso.

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Preseason Top 10

1. U.C.-San Diego2. Southern Indiana3. Central Missouri4. Florida Southern5. Kutztown6. Franklin Pierce7. Grand Valley State8. Abilene Christian9. Francis Marion10. Southern Arkansas



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Sean BiermanSenior

L/L

Pitcher

6-1, 195

Kinnelon, N.J.

Vanderbilt University

As a Junior: Started seven games and appeared innine with the Spartans…Ended the 2010 seasonwith a 4-2 record…Compiled a 3.60 ERA…Pitched atotal of 40 innings with Tampa…Walked only sevenbatters…Collected 31 strikeouts…Earned his firstwin at UT with a 5.0 inning game versus GeorgiaCollege and State University (2/7)…Had an 8.0inning performance with a career-high nine strike-outs versus Florida Tech (3/26), allowing only onerun…Pitched 5.0 innings in the first round of theNCAA Championships and struck out four againstCentral Missouri (5/22).As a Sophomore (VU): Appeared in 15 gameswith four starts for the Commodores…In 43.1innings, struck out 37 batters and notched onesave…Threw 2.2 innings of relief against eventualnational champion LSU in the SEC championshipgame, striking out two...Picked up first career savewith 3.1 inning effort against Mississippi State(4/25)…Did not allow a run in 1.2 innings of two-hit scoreless relief with two strikeouts againstBelmont (4/1)...Threw 1.1 innings of one-hit score-less relief against Auburn (3/28)...Earned first col-legiate win with five strikeouts against Illinois-Chicago (3/8)...Earned academic honors (Honoral)both years.As a Freshman (VU): Pitched 16.2 innings in hisfirst collegiate season at VanderbiltUniversity...Made first collegiate appearance againstArizona State (2/23)...Struck out the side in his onlyinning against Evansville (2/27)...Saw first SECaction against South Carolina (3/14), pitching 0.1of an inning, walking one and striking outone...Struck out five in two innings of scorelesswork against Lipscomb (3/19)... Made first colle-giate start against Middle Tennessee(3/26)...Pitched two scoreless innings againstAustin Peay (4/9), allowing only one hit while strik-ing out two batters...Closed out Auburn (4/19),allowing one hit with two strikeouts and a walk in0.2 innings.High School: Attended Kinnelon High School andplayed for head coach Jamie Manco…First-team all-county selection…Captain of the baseball and soc-

cer teams as a junior and senior…Four-year letter-winner in both sports…Tabbed as the seventh bestprospect out of New Jersey by Baseball Americaentering the 2007 MLB Draft…Played club baseballfor Bayside Yankees and coach MarcCuseta…Helped team to Premier League nationalchampionships in 2006 and 2007…Was 3-3 with3.00 ERA in nine games, including seven starts in2007…Struck out 32 batters with 14 walks in 32.2innings, while also recording one save.Personal: Played for the Brewster Whitecaps ofthe Cape Cod Baseball League in the summer of2009…Went 2-2 with 3.70 ERA in 10 appearancesfor Keene of the New England Collegiate BaseballLeague over the summer of 2008 while striking out42 batters in 41.1 innings of work...Selected by theCincinnati Reds in the 42nd round of the 2007 MLBDraft…Son of John and Candice Bierman…Has onesister, Ashley…Business managementmajor…Birthdate: 10/20/88.

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Bierman’s Career HighsBierman’s Career HighsInnings: Innings: 8.0 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)8.0 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)

Strikeouts: Strikeouts: 9 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)9 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 1 twice, last vs. Central Missouri (5/22/10)1 twice, last vs. Central Missouri (5/22/10)

Assists: Assists: 3 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)3 vs. Florida Tech (3/26/10)

Bierman’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AvgWP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 3.60 4 2 9 7 0 0 1 0 40.0 45 20 16 7 31 6 0 4 174 .288 1 7 1 1 3TOTALS 3.60 4 2 9 7 0 0 1 0 40.0 45 20 16 7 31 6 0 4 174 .288 1 7 1 1 3

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Mike BourdonSenior

R/R

Catcher

6-3, 220

Simsbury, Conn.

Fairfield University

As a Junior: Compiled a .382 batting average in 34at bats…Had 13 singles, two doubles, one triple, andfive home runs…Started three games while appear-ing in 25…Had a total of 16 RBI…Went 4-for-5 withfour RBI in one game versus Eckerd (3/6)…Hit atotal of four pinch hit home runs…Never fell belowa .333 batting average.As a Sophomore: SSC Commissioner’s HonorRoll…Appeared in 16 games while starting six forUT…Registered a base hit in first Spartan at bat,against Florida Tech (2/3)…Made first career startagainst West Alabama (2/14)…Went 2-for-3 withone RBI against Stillman (2/21)…Had a hit and RBIin consecutive games versus Saint Anselm (3/2)and Shippensburg (3/3)…Registered three at batsin NCAA South Regional meeting with Stillman(5/15)…Drew a pair of walks against GeorgiaCollege and State (2/9) and Saint Anselm (3/2).As a Freshman (FU): Appeared in 28 games as afreshman for Fairfield while starting in18...Recorded his first collegiate hit and RBI againstKentucky (2/24).High School: Attended Northwest Catholic HighSchool, where he played for coach CoryCarlsen…Batted .390 and drove in 31 runs while

not allowing a passed ball as a senior...First teamHartford Courant pick...All-state and all-conferencehonoree...Earned first team honors from theAmerican Legion...All-zone catcher...Served as teamcaptain as a senior...Also lettered in football andbasketball...First team all-state quarterback and atwo-time all-Hartford Courant selection...ReceivedMVP and Offensive Player of the Year honors fromthe Northwest Catholic...Received the CoachesAward in both basketball and baseball…Member ofthe Model UN...Drafted by the Boston Red Sox inthe 41st round in the 2007 Major League BaseballFirst-Year Player Draft.Personal: Played for the Manchester Silkworms ofthe New England Collegiate Baseball League in thesummer of 2009… Father played baseball atAssumption College...Brother, Tim, is a 2008 gradu-ate of Trinity College and played for the 2008 NCAAIII national champions...Brother, Pete, is a 2009graduate of Middlebury College where he playedbaseball...Youngest brother, Tom, is a freshman onthe Boston College baseball team...Son of Peter andMary Bourdon...Has three brothers (Pete, Tim andTom) and one sister (Mary Kate)…Financemajor…Birthdate: 10/12/88.

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Bourdon’s Career HighsBourdon’s Career HighsAt Bats:At Bats: 6 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)6 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Runs:Runs: 1 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Southern (4/23/10)1 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Southern (4/23/10)

Hits:Hits: 2 twice, last vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)2 twice, last vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)

RBI:RBI: 4 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)4 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Doubles: Doubles: 1 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Mem. (3/30/10)1 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Mem. (3/30/10)

Home Runs:Home Runs: 1 sev. times, last vs. FSC (4/23/10)1 sev. times, last vs. FSC (4/23/10)

Total Bases:Total Bases: 5 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)5 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Walks:Walks: 2 several times, last vs. NSU (3/13/10)2 several times, last vs. NSU (3/13/10)

Sacrifice Hits: Sacrifice Hits: 1 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)1 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)

Hit by Pitch:Hit by Pitch: 1 sev. times, last vs. Saint Ans. (3/2/09)1 sev. times, last vs. Saint Ans. (3/2/09)

Putouts:Putouts: 14 vs. Stillman (2/21/09)14 vs. Stillman (2/21/09)

Assists:Assists: 2 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Memorial (3/30/10)2 sev. times, last vs. Fla. Memorial (3/30/10)

Bourdon’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2009 .200 16 6 30 5 6 1 0 1 3 10 .333 5 2 9 1 .351 0 0 0 0 55 7 2 .9692010 .382 25 3 34 8 13 2 1 5 16 32 .941 2 0 6 2 .417 0 1 0 0 68 9 0 1.000TOTALS .297 41 9 64 13 19 3 1 6 19 42 .656 7 2 15 3 .384 0 1 0 0 123 16 2 .986

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Patrick DonahueSeniorL/RThird Base5-10, 185Boca Raton, Fla.Broward CommunityCollege

As a Junior: Appeared in 56 games with theSpartans, starting 54…Accumulated the secondhighest batting average on the team with.406…Collected 73 hits including 19 doubles, onetriple, and two home runs…Gathered 33 RBI…Wenttwo-for-two in stolen base attempts…Never fellbelow a .318 batting average…Hit two doubles onthree separate occasions…Went 3-4 with one RBIin the South Regional Championship versusSouthern Arkansas University (5/17)…Was namedthe first team utility player on the 2010 DaktronicsAll-South Region team…Honored throughDaktronics as a second-team All-American.As a Sophomore (BCC): Attended BrowardCommunity College where he played in the JuniorCollege All-Star Game…First-team all-conference…Named team MVP…Hit .361 with ateam high 33 RBI’s…Tallied 53 hits and 11 doublesfor the Seahawks, both team highs.As a Freshman (BCC): In first season at Broward

was named team MVP…Named to Junior College All-Star team…Registered a .297 batting average with20 RBI…Notched 44 hits and six doubles in first col-legiate season.High School: Attended Highlands ChristianAcademy and played for coach ScottHolloway…Named first-team all-state, all-county andall-conference…Selected to play in high school all-star game…Played club baseball for Florida Pokersand coach Chris Weighley…Two-time MVP of clubteam…Helped travel team to state and nationalchampionship.Personal: Graduated high school withhonors…Assisted with senior communities forhealth clinics…Also served as an volunteer baseballcoach for children…Grandparents are Russell Millerand Patricia Waldron…Has one brother, Francis,and one sister, Casey…Allied healthmajor…Birthdate: 7/2/89.

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Donahue’s Career HighsDonahue’s Career HighsAt Bats:At Bats: 6 vs. Valdosta State (5/14/10)6 vs. Valdosta State (5/14/10)

Runs:Runs: 3 twice, last vs. Southern Arkansas (5/17/10)3 twice, last vs. Southern Arkansas (5/17/10)

Hits:Hits: 3 several times, last vs. Georgia Coll. (5/24/10)3 several times, last vs. Georgia Coll. (5/24/10)

RBI:RBI: 3 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/20/10)3 several times, last vs. Lynn (3/20/10)

Doubles:Doubles: 2 sev. times, last vs. S. Arkansas (5/17/10)2 sev. times, last vs. S. Arkansas (5/17/10)

Triples:Triples: 1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)

Home Runs: Home Runs: 1 twice, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)1 twice, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)

Total Bases:Total Bases: 6 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)6 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)

Walks:Walks: 3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Sacrifice Hits:Sacrifice Hits: 1 sev. times, last vs. FIT (5/13/10)1 sev. times, last vs. FIT (5/13/10)

Sacrifice Flies:Sacrifice Flies: 1 sev. times, last vs. FSC (4/23/10)1 sev. times, last vs. FSC (4/23/10)

Stolen Bases:Stolen Bases: 1 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/20/10)1 twice, last vs. Lynn (3/20/10)

Hit by Pitch:Hit by Pitch: 1 sev. times, last vs. UCM (5/22/10)1 sev. times, last vs. UCM (5/22/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 6 vs. Barry (4/17/10)6 vs. Barry (4/17/10)

Assists: Assists: 6 twice, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)6 twice, last vs. Florida Southern (4/24/10)

Donahue’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .406 56 54 180 50 73 19 1 2 33 100 .556 38 8 16 3 .517 4 4 2 2 54 104 7 .958TOTALS .406 56 54 180 50 73 19 1 2 33 100 .556 38 8 16 3 .517 4 4 2 2 54 104 7 .958

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Shawn FerrisSophomore

R/R

Pitcher

6-4, 200

Rockledge, Fla.

Rockledge High School

As a Freshman: Appeared in two games atTampa…Struck out two batters in twoinnings…Faced a total of nine batters allowing onlythree hits, one walk, and no runs on theseason…Made collegiate debut versus nationallyranked Southern Arkansas (2/14).High School: Graduated from Rockledge HighSchool, where he played for coaches GregClayborne and Tom Mendillo…Attended same highschool as former UT pitcher Aaron Cook…Two-time first-team all-Space Coast selection…Also atwo-time first-team all-Cape Coast Conferenceselection…Second-team Class 4A all-state as a sen-ior was all-state honorable mention as a junior…Asa senior, pitched 86 innings and posted a 13-1record…Finished with a 1.36 ERA and 80 strikeoutsas a senior…Named to the Sebring State All-Stargame…As a junior, went 12-2 with 110 strikeouts

in 90 innings…Owns the school record with 13wins in 2008 and 25 in his career…Threw a perfectgame as a junior…Helped team to Florida 4A FinalFour as a junior…Played for the Florida Stars in thesummer of 2008 and the Reshwater Storm in2009…Led both teams in wins, ERA and strike-outs…Threw a no-hitter for the Storm with 14strikeouts.Personal: Honor roll student earned the NickCatechis Memorial Scholarship…Volunteered withthe Humane Society and soup kitchen…Son ofShawn Ferris and Laura Green…Has an older sister(Erin) and brother (Tim)…Journalismmajor…Birthdate: 5/3/91.

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Ferris’ Career HighsFerris’ Career HighsInnings:Innings: 1.0 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)1.0 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 1 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)1 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)

Ferris’ Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/AvgWP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 0.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 10 .333 0 0 0 0 0TOTALS 0.00 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 10 .333 0 0 0 0 0

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Daniel FoltzSenior

R/R

Pitcher

6-2, 185

Key West, Fla.

Key West High School

As a Junior: Started three games while appearingin 10…Collected his first and only save of the sea-son versus Georgia College and State(2/7)…Reached 5.2 innings in his third seasonstart against Seton Hill (3/8) … Collected 14 strike-outs…Threw a no-hit inning at Stillman(2/2)…Pitched a season total of 18.2 innings… Hada season-high four strikeouts in 3.0 innings versusWarner (2/16).As a Sophomore: Completed the season with a 3-0record…Reached 30 strikeouts in 47.1 innings…Had19 total appearances…Threw a perfect inning withone strikeout against Nebraska-Omaha(2/26)…Earned first win with 5.0 inning perform-ance versus Palm Beach Atlantic (3/11)… Collectedlone save against Eckerd (3/14)…Allowed no runswith a season-high five strikeouts in 3.0 innings atNova Southeastern (3/20)…Picked up second winof season after going 5.2 innings at Florida Tech(4/4), allowing just one run while striking outtwo…Notched consecutive scoreless outings, going5.1 innings against Rollins (4/18) and 3.1 at PalmBeach Atlantic (4/23)…Pitched 2.1 innings versusValdosta State (5/16) at NCAA South Regional.

As a Freshman: Made first collegiate start againstValdosta State (2/24) throwing four shutoutinnings allowing just two hits while striking outfour to earn the win...This game started a string ofseven consecutive wins including five straightstarts...Earned a victory against Division I FloridaInternational (3/25)...Had two wins coming inrelief, the first against Saint Leo (4/19) and thesecond in the South Regional against Catawba(5/18) when he threw three scoreless innings toseal the win...Finished the season with a 7-0 recordand a 3.19 ERA.High School: Compiled a 17-12 record over his lasttwo years at Key West High School...Threw a no-hitter his senior year...Made the all-state team hisjunior and senior years.Personal: Played in the Hawaiian CollegiateBaseball League in the summer of 2009 for theWaimea Waves…Helps senior citizens and volun-teers at a soup kitchen in his spare time...Sportmanagement major...Son of Larry and KristineFoltz...Birthdate: 9/13/88.

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Foltz’s Career HighsFoltz’s Career HighsInnings:Innings: 5.2 twice, last vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)5.2 twice, last vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 5 vs. Nova Southeastern (3/20/09)5 vs. Nova Southeastern (3/20/09)

Putouts:Putouts: 1 several times, last vs. Rollins (4/18/09)1 several times, last vs. Rollins (4/18/09)

Assists:Assists: 2 vs. Eckerd (3/14/09)2 vs. Eckerd (3/14/09)

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Foltz’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 3.19 7 0 9 5 0 0 0 0 31.0 35 13 11 6 20 7 0 1 136 .285 0 5 0 0 22009 7.04 3 0 19 4 0 0 0 1 47.1 74 41 37 13 30 9 2 6 228 .359 6 2 1 2 52010 7.23 0 0 10 3 0 0 0 1 18.2 31 21 15 9 14 7 1 3 99 .369 1 4 0 1 1TOTALS 5.85 10 0 38 12 0 0 0 2 97.0 140 75 63 28 64 23 3 10 463 .339 7 11 1 3 8

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Aaron GerbasiSophomore

R/R

Pitcher

6-2, 195

Plant City, Fla.

Plant City High School

As a Freshman (2010): Finished the season with2.42 ERA…Went 2-0 on the year with twosaves…Started one game and appeared in18…Collected 31 strikeouts in 26.0 inningspitched…Had a career-high six strikeouts in a 4.1inning appearance against St. Joseph’s(3/9)…Recorded at least one strikeout in 16 out ofhis 18 outings...Had 13 scorelessappearances…Gave up only one home run in 26.0innings.As a Freshman (2009): Received a medical red-shirt after appearing in just two games in first col-legiate season…Made debut versus Georgia Collegeand State (2/9)…Had a strikeout in 2.0 innings ofwork against Saint Anselm (3/2).High School: Was home schooled, but played base-ball for head coach Kenny White at Plant City HighSchool...Had a 6-2 record and a 1.20 ERA at Plant

City HS with 84 strikeouts…Ranked 42nd in thenation by Baseball America...As a junior, pitched 49innings while ranking second in the state with a0.29 ERA...Struck out 73 batters...Named Florida 6Aall-conference...Played club baseball for Tampa BayRaiders...Helped team to Junior Olympic silvermedal...Team also won AAU Florida State champi-onship.Personal: Volunteered with MetropolitanMinistries, Generation Joshua (civics club) andpolitical campaigns...Also helped with PregnancyCare Center, voter registration drives, creationexpeditions and baseball camps...Son of Chris andConnie Gerbasi...Has two sisters, Annalise andAshlyn…Accounting major...Birthdate: 8/21/89.

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Gerbasi’s Career HighsGerbasi’s Career HighsInnings:Innings: 4.1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)4.1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 6 4.1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)6 4.1 vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 1 sev. times, last vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)1 sev. times, last vs. St. Joseph’s (3/9/10)

Assists:Assists: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (3/24/10)1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (3/24/10)

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Gerbasi’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 22.50 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 5 5 5 3 1 1 0 1 13 .500 1 0 0 0 02010 2.42 2 0 18 1 0 0 0 2 26.0 22 11 7 14 31 0 0 1 110 .229 0 0 0 0 0TOTALS 3.86 2 0 20 1 0 0 0 2 28.0 27 16 12 17 32 1 0 2 123 .255 1 0 0 0 0

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Tim KileyJuniorR/RPitcher6-7, 225Palm Harbor, Fla.Florida Gulf Coast University

As a Junior (UT): Attended the University ofTampa but did not play as a red-shirt.As a Sophomore (FGCU): At Florida Gulf CoastUniversity, appeared in seven games, making onestart on the mound…Threw eight innings with 10strikeouts…Made seven appearances in the out-field… Had a .261 batting average… Drove in oneRBI on six hits with one double…Had one multiplehit game against Temple (2/22).As a Freshman (FGCU): Appeared in fivegames…Threw four innings for a 3.47ERA…Opponents only batted .230…Recorded twostrikeouts on the season.High School: Attended Palm Harbor UniversityHigh School and played for coach TonyFerrera…Earned all-county honors as a junior andsenior.Personal: Recipient of Bright FuturesScholarship…Played for the Harrisonburg Turks ofthe Valley Baseball League in the summer of2009…Son of Kevin and Coleen Kiley…Has an olderbrother (Jason) and younger sister(Mallory)…Sport management major…Birthdate:11/7/88.

##2255Getting to Know TimGetting to Know TimFavoritesFood............................................................Steak and baked potatoesMovie ......................................................................Dumb and DumberTelevision Show ..........................................East Bound and DownActor ........................................................................................Jessica BielVacation Spot ..................................................................Las Vegas, NVProfessional Athlete..........................................Jonathon PapelbonSports Team ..............................................................Tampa Bay RaysWhat I do in my spare time......................................Watch movies



Max KreuterJunior

R/L

Pitcher

6-1, 170

Dunedin, Fla.

Dunedin High School

As a Sophomore: Made 13 appearances with onewin…Struck out 12 batters in 15.1 inningspitched…Struck out all three batters in one inningagainst Valdosta State (5/14)…Lone victory came inscoreless inning versus Seton Hill (3.8)…Threw 1.1perfect innings against Southern Arkansas (5/15)in NCAA South Regional.As a Freshman: Played in 14 games with onestart…Finished the season with a record of 3-0…Collected two saves…Struck out 19 batters in29.1 innings…Made collegiate debut with 3.0innings of one-hit ball and three strikeouts againstGeorgia College and State (2/8)…Performance wasalso his first career save…Threw 3.0 innings andallowed no earned runs against Stillman(2/22)…Turned in a season-high four strikeouts ingame with Shippensburg (3/3)…Second save camein 3.0 innings of scoreless relief versus Rollins(4/17)…Had three strikeouts in 2.0 innings againstStillman (5/15) in NCAA South Regional.High School: Went 13-0 during his senior season

at Dunedin High School…Played for head coachTom Hilbert...Was 9-1 with a 2.05 ERA as a juniorand 2-0 with a 1.35 ERA as a sophomore...Finishedwith a 24-1 career record and a 1.35 ERA…Won astate championship as a senior…Named first-teamClass 5A all-state...Winning pitcher of the 2006 and2007 Pinellas County Athletic Conference champi-onship...2007 Dunedin Falcons team utilityaward...2007 all-tournament team for DunedinSpring Classic...2007 North Pinellas County first-team all-conference selection...2007 all-Suncoasthonorable mention...2006 North Pinellas Countyhonorable mention all-conference…Holds DunedinHigh School record for most wins in a single season(13).Personal: Member of the National Honor Societyand honor roll...Actively involved with HonorSociety and Interact Club...Chose UT for its greatbaseball and academic tradition…Son of Kirk andKaren Kreuter…Exercise science major...Birthdate:9/12/89.

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Kreuter’s Career HighsKreuter’s Career HighsInnings:Innings: 4.0 vs. Seton Hill (3/9/09)4.0 vs. Seton Hill (3/9/09)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 4 vs. Shippensburg (3/3/09)4 vs. Shippensburg (3/3/09)

Assists:Assists: 2 vs. Georgia College & State (2/8/09)2 vs. Georgia College & State (2/8/09)

Getting to Know MaxGetting to Know MaxFavoritesFood ..............................................................................................AnythingMovie ....................................................................................I Am LegendTelevision Show..........................................................That 70’s ShowActor/Actress ..................................................................Adam SandlerProfessional Athlete ......................................................Scott KazmirProfessional Team ..................................................Tampa Bay RaysWhat I do in my spare time ......................Hang out with friends

Kreuter’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2009 4.30 3 0 14 1 0 0 0 2 29.1 30 17 14 11 19 7 2 1 127 .268 3 0 0 1 32010 6.46 1 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 15.1 19 17 11 5 12 4 0 3 75 .284 1 2 0 1 0TOTALS 5.04 4 0 27 1 0 0 0 2 44.2 49 34 25 16 31 11 2 4 202 .274 4 2 0 2 3

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Michael ParkJunior

R/R

Pitcher

6-2, 200

Memphis, Tenn.

University of Mississippi

As a Sophomore: Appeared in five games as a

Spartan and started one…Ended the season with a

record of 1-0…Collected nine strikeouts in 9.2

innings pitched…Struck out at least one batter in

each appearance…Threw a shut out inning with

one strikeout against Saint Leo (3/24)…Reached

5.0 innings in his first win with Tampa versus

Grand Valley State (3/10).

As a Freshman (UM): Pitched in seven innings as

a freshman at Ole Miss…Collected eight strikeouts

in five games.

High School: Lettered four years at Memphis

University School under head coach Marc

MacMillan…Played infield and pitched…Career

record of 18-2 at MUS…Named a Louisville Slugger

All-America selection as a junior…National High

School Coaches Association All-District

selection…One of the five Best of the Preps finalists

his junior season positing a 10-1 record with a

1.56 ERA…Struck out 92 in 67.0 IP as a junior…Hit

.343 with 31 RBI and 31 runs scored…Named all-

conference as a sophomore…Went 8-1 with a 1.17

ERA as a sophomore…Also lettered three years in

football…Played club baseball for Dulins Dodgers

and coach Tim Dulin…Helped team to BEST World

Series championship…Played summer baseball for

Thomasville HiToms.

Personal: Brother, Rob Park, is a punter on the Ole

Miss football team…Son of Laine and Dudley

Park…Marketing major...Birthdate: 2/26/89.

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Park’s Career HighsPark’s Career HighsInnings:Innings: 5.0 vs. Grand Valley State (3/10/10)5.0 vs. Grand Valley State (3/10/10)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 3 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)3 twice, last vs. Grand Valley St. (3/10/10)

Getting to Know MichaelGetting to Know MichaelFavoritesFood......................................................................................................SushiMovie ......................................................................................The RockerTelevision Show ....................................................................EntourageVacation Spot ............................................................Panama City, Fla.Professional Athlete ....................................................Lebron JamesSports Team ..........................................................Memphis GrizzliesWhat I do in my spare time ..........................................................Golf

Park’s Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 5.59 1 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 9.2 14 6 6 3 9 6 0 2 49 .326 0 2 0 1 0TOTALS 5.59 1 0 5 1 0 0 0 0 9.2 14 6 6 3 9 6 0 2 49 .326 0 2 0 1 0



Adam PendletonSophomore

R/R

Catcher

6-2, 200

Tampa, Fla.

Alonso High School

As a Freshman: Accumulated a batting average of.263 on the year…Had 10 hits including four dou-bles and one home run…Collected nine RBI in 38 atbats…Started 12 games while appearing in25…Went 2-for-3 with two doubles against Stillman(2/20)…Hit home run in his first game with theSpartans, versus Georgia College and State(2/7)…Went 2-for-4 with two RBI versus Saint Leo(2/24).High School: Graduated from Alonso HighSchool…Played for head coach LandyFaedo…Helped team to Florida 6A state champi-onship as a senior in 2009…Four-year varsity let-terwinner…Three-time all-conference was all-coun-ty as senior…Tabbed as Florida 6A third-team all-state…Named to Florida 6A all-state academicteam…Hit over .300 in three years of varsity base-ball…Earned team defensive award with .992 field-ing percentage as a senior…Allowed less than 10stolen bases each year as a three-yearstarter…Helped team to Saladino Tournament

championship as sophomore and senior…As asophomore, hit .417 with three doubles and fiveRBI at Saladino Tournament…Played summer base-ball for the Midland Indians in Cincinnati,Ohio…Also played in the 18U World Wood BatAssociation (WWBA) championship in East Cobb,Ga. And the Contintental Amateur BaseballAssociation (CABA) World Series in Charleston,S.C….Batted over .350 with aluminum and woodbats while catching several top-rated college-boundpitchers…Also selected to play in Colt World Series,Florida Diamond Club, Hillsborough-Pinellas All-StarClassic and the Fletcher Baseball Championships.Personal: Member of National Honor Society andScience Honors…Recipient of Scholar AthleteAward and Marine Corp Honor, Courage andCommitment Award…Volunteered as power wheel-chair soccer league assistant, Relay For Life andPony League…Son of Eric and LuAnnPendleton…Has an older sister, Erica…Businessmajor…Birthdate: 7/17/90.

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Pendleton’s Career HighsPendleton’s Career HighsAt Bats: At Bats: 4 vs. Saint Leo (2/24/10)4 vs. Saint Leo (2/24/10)

Runs:Runs: 2 twice, last vs. Stillman (2/20/10)2 twice, last vs. Stillman (2/20/10)

Hits:Hits: 2 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (2/24/10)2 twice, last vs. Saint Leo (2/24/10)

RBI:RBI: 2 several times, last vs. Fla. Southern (4/23/10)2 several times, last vs. Fla. Southern (4/23/10)

Doubles:Doubles: 2 vs. Stillman (2/20/10)2 vs. Stillman (2/20/10)

Home Runs:Home Runs: 1 vs. Georgia College & State (2/7/10)1 vs. Georgia College & State (2/7/10)

Total Bases:Total Bases: 4 twice, last vs. Stillman (2/20/10)4 twice, last vs. Stillman (2/20/10)

Walks:Walks: 2 twice, last vs. Valdosta State (2/26/10)2 twice, last vs. Valdosta State (2/26/10)

Sacrifice Hits:Sacrifice Hits: 1 sev. times, last vs. GCSU (5/24/10)1 sev. times, last vs. GCSU (5/24/10)

Hit by Pitch:Hit by Pitch: 1 sev. times, last vs. S. Ark. (5/15/10)1 sev. times, last vs. S. Ark. (5/15/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 13 vs. Warner (2/16/10)13 vs. Warner (2/16/10)

Assists:Assists: 2 vs. Georgia College & State (2/8/10)2 vs. Georgia College & State (2/8/10)

Getting to Know AdamGetting to Know AdamFavoritesFood ......................................................Grandma’s beef and noodlesMovie........................................................................................BraveheartTelevision Show................................................................Man vs. WildActor ........................................................................................Mel GibsonProfessional Athlete ............................................................Joe MauerHistorical Person ..............................................................Jesus ChristSports Team ..............................................................Tampa Bay RaysSubject in School......................................................................BusinessThing I like most about UT ............Environment/AtmosphereWhat I do in my spare time ..................Work out/Video games

Pendleton’s Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .263 25 12 38 8 10 4 0 1 9 17 .447 5 3 9 1 .391 0 4 0 0 103 8 2 .982TOTALS .263 25 12 38 8 10 4 0 1 9 17 .447 5 3 9 1 .391 0 4 0 0 103 8 2 .982



Graham RamosSophomore

R/R

Infield

6-0, 175

Tampa, Fla.

Plant High School

As a Freshman: Finished the season with a .318ERA in 22 at bats…Had seven hits including onedouble and one home run…Appeared in 15 gameswhile starting in one…Collected eight RBI in 22 atbats…Went 3-for-4 with one home run and acareer-high three RBI against Eckerd (3/6)…Went1-for-1 with one double and two RBI versusWarner (4/13).High School: Played for Plant High School undercoach Dennis Brown…Teamed with 2009Baltimore Orioles second round pick Mychal Givensat Plant…Hit three home runs at the SaladinoTournament, tying a record at the event...Hit a two-run walk-off home run in the region quarterfinalsagainst East Lake to bring Plant High to a 3-1 victo-ry…Concluded senior season with seven homeruns…Played club baseball for Blacksox undercoach Reed McMillian.Personal: His uncle, John Ramos, was a former all-state catcher who played in the College WorldSeries for Stanford University and played for theNew York Yankees…Other uncle, James Ramos,played for the University of Florida…His uncle, PaulRamos, played for the University of Pensacola andwas a New York Yankee minor league player…Sonof Wilfred and Daryn Ramos…Has two sisters,Ansley and Mallory…Accounting major…Birthdate:1/31/91.

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Ramos’ Career HighsRamos’ Career HighsAt Bats: At Bats: 5 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)5 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Runs:Runs: 2 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)2 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Hits:Hits: 3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

RBI:RBI: 3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Doubles:Doubles: 1 vs. Warner (4/13/10)1 vs. Warner (4/13/10)

Home Runs:Home Runs: 1 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)1 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Total Bases:Total Bases: 6 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)6 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Walks:Walks: 1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/2/10)1 several times, last vs. Saint Leo (4/2/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)

Assists:Assists: 3 vs. Grand Valley State (3/10/10)3 vs. Grand Valley State (3/10/10)

Getting to Know GrahamGetting to Know GrahamFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................PastaMovie..................................................................................Animal HouseTelevision Show................................................................SportscenterVacation Spot ......................................................................Anna MariaProfessional Athlete....................................................Dustin PedroiaSubject in School..............................................................................MathSports Team ..............................................................Tampa Bay Rays

Ramos’ Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .318 15 1 22 4 7 1 0 1 8 11 .500 3 1 4 0 .423 0 0 0 0 4 8 1 .923TOTALS .318 15 1 22 4 7 1 0 1 8 11 .500 3 1 4 0 .423 0 0 0 0 4 8 1 .923



Evan StobbsSeniorR/RPitcher6-2, 200Myakka City, Fla.University of CentralFlorida

As a Junior: Accumulated a 0.76 ERA in 15appearances as a Spartan…Struck out 24 batters in23.2 innings pitched…Allowed only two earnedruns on the season after facing 81batters…Recorded a team-high 10 saves…Had atleast one strikeout in 12 of his 15appearances…Pitched four perfect innings in hisfirst three appearances…Had a season-high fourstrikeouts in 3.0 innings versus Lynn(3/20)…Recorded his first save with Tampaagainst Nova Southeastern (3/14)…Struck out theonly three batters he faced in a game versusNebraska-Omaha (3/16).As a Sophomore (UCF): Attended the University ofCentral Florida where he hit above .370 for the sec-ond-straight year, going .375 with a double, tripleand homer...Drove in seven and scored fiveruns...On the mound, went 1-1 in two starts and 19appearances...Struck out 29 in 43.0 innings ofwork...Grabbed first collegiate save by pitching thefinal 4.0 innings versus Virginia Commonwealth(2/20), striking out three and not walking a bat-ter...Had a base hit as the DH vs. VCU(2/23)...Struck out two in 2.2 relief innings at LSU(2/27)...Made his first start in the outfield at FloridaInternational (3/4), promptly going 2-for-3 with awalk and run scored...Crushed a homer in a two-hitaffair against Monmouth (3/6)...Posted a pair ofhits and a run versus Monmouth (3/8)...Tripled in arun at South Florida (3/10)...Brought in three runson two hits including a double versus Hartford(3/15)...Singled and drove in one on a sac fly atJacksonville (3/25)...Lone victory came againstSouth Florida (4/28) in his first collegiate start,going 6.2 innings with just one walk and sevenstrikeouts, including sitting down five-straight onstrikes at one point...Worked 3.0 innings in a startwith a strikeout versus Stetson (5/6).As a Freshman (UCF): Served as a two-way playerin first year at UCF...Went 1-0 on the hill in 11appearances...In 29.0 innings, struck out 31 bat-ters...With the stick, batted .372 in 23 games andnine starts, five at first base and four as theDH...Drove in 12 runs with two doubles and twohomers...Hit .458 in league games...In first collegiate

at-bat, registered a double and came around toscore against Florida A&M (2/22)...Drove in a runand scored a run as the DH versus FAMU (Feb.23)...Struck out a pair in 2.0 innings against CentralMichigan (3/2)...Picked up five strikeouts and didnot walk a batter in 2.2 innings vs. Monmouth(3/9)...Had four strikeouts in 3.1 innings of reliefvs. Siena (3/15)...Added four strikeouts in 3.2innings from the pen at Southern Miss(3/21)...Made first start at first base at Houston(4/6) and proceeded to go 3-for-4 with four RBI,two runs scored and first collegiate homer, a two-run shot in the fifth inning...Busted out for fourhits, three RBI, a double and a run scored vs.Memphis (4/11)...Crushed a three-run homer in a3-for-5 affair with four RBI and two runs scored vs.Memphis (4/13)...Struck out four with just oneearned run against in 4.1 relief innings at Marshall(4/19)...Dominated Rice (4/26), hurling 4.0 score-less innings of relief with five strikeouts whileallowing just two hits...In the game against theOwls, retired nine-straight batters at one point.High School: Competed for Sarasota High Schooland head coach Clyde Metcalf...Was a first-team all-state selection as a senior and an EA Sports SecondTeam All-American...Helped guide the Sailors to the2007 6A state championship title...Went 10-1 onthe mound with an ERA under 0.80, including get-ting the win in the state semifinal against MiamiPalmetto...Also had a RBI triple and scored a run inthe 2-0 semifinal victory...Finished senior year witha batting average over .400 and five home runs...Hit.387 with seven homers and 31 RBI as a junior, enroute to being named to the all-state thirdteam...Capped junior season with third-team all-state selection…Lifted Sarasota to the 2006 6A statefinals by clubbing a two-run homer in a semifinalwin versus DeLand.Personal: Played for the Wayneboro Generals ofthe Valley Baseball League in the summer of2009…Father played football for Grand Valley StateUniversity...Grandfather, Chuck Stobbs, pitched 15years in the major leagues for Boston, Chicago(AL), Washington, St. Louis and Minnesota… Son ofKurt Bultema and Betsy Stobbs-Bultema...Criminal

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Stobbs’ Career HighsStobbs’ Career HighsInnings:Innings: 3.0 twice, last vs. S. Arkansas (5/17/10)3.0 twice, last vs. S. Arkansas (5/17/10)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 4 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)4 vs. Lynn (3/20/10)

Assists:Assists: 1 vs. Southern Arkansas (5/17/10)1 vs. Southern Arkansas (5/17/10)

Getting to Know EvanGetting to Know EvanFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................SteakMovie................................................................................Happy GilmoreTelevision Show................................................................SportscenterActor........................................................................Denzel WashingtonVacation Spot............................................................................Key WestProfessional Athlete ..........................................................Derek JeterSports Team....................................................................Atlanta BravesWhat I do in my spare time ........................................Eat, sleep, hit

Stobbs’ Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2010 0.76 0 0 15 0 0 0 1 10 23.2 16 2 2 7 24 2 0 0 90 .198 2 2 0 0 0TOTALS 0.76 0 0 15 0 0 0 1 10 23.2 16 2 2 7 24 2 0 0 90 .198 2 2 0 0 0



Nate TitusSenior

R/R

Pitcher

6-0, 195

Tampa, Fla.

Jesuit High School

As a Junior: Made only one appearance due toinjury…Pitched 0.1 innings versus Valdosta State(2/27).As a Sophomore: SSC Commissioners HonorRoll…NACDA DII Academic AchievementAward…Pitched in a total of six games…Completedthe season with a 3.60 earned runaverage…Collected eight strikeouts in 10.0 inningspitched…Opened season with pair of strikeouts in1.1 innings of work against Stillman (2/22)…Hadconsecutive scoreless efforts versus Valdosta State(2/28) and Shippensburg (3/3)…Notched a sea-son-high four strikeouts in 3.0 innings versus SetonHill (3/9)…Threw a scoreless inning against Eckerd(3/14).As a Freshman: Made 10 appearances for theSpartans during his freshman season compiling a2-0 record and a 5.06 ERA over 21.1…Collected hisfirst win after throwing a perfect eighth inning

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Student-Athletes

against Northern Kentucky (3/2)…Made his firstcollegiate start against Shippensburg (3/12) allow-ing three runs on six hits with two strikeouts overfive innings…Threw six innings against Stillman(5/15) in the NCAA II South Regional allowing onerun on three hits with five strikeouts to earn thewin.High School: Attended Jesuit High School where heplayed for coach Richie Warren…Helped team toundefeated record all four years at Jesuit...Made thestate final four.Personal: Chose UT because of the academics andthe baseball program...Recipient of the PresidentialAcademic Award...Logged 180 hours of communityservice in high school...Son of Dan and MaryTitus...Has two sisters (Tevin and Ashley)…Sportmanagement major...Birthdate: 3/10/89.



Titus’ Career HighsTitus’ Career HighsInnings: Innings: 6.0 vs. Stillman (5/15/08)6.0 vs. Stillman (5/15/08)

Strikeouts:Strikeouts: 5 vs. Stillman (5/15/08)5 vs. Stillman (5/15/08)

Putouts: Putouts: 1 sev. times, last vs. Shippensburg (3/3/09)1 sev. times, last vs. Shippensburg (3/3/09)

Assists:Assists: 1 several times, last vs. Seton Hill (3/9/09)1 several times, last vs. Seton Hill (3/9/09)

Getting to Know NateGetting to Know NateCareer Goals ......................................................................Make moneyFavoritesFood......................................................................................................AsianMovie ..............................................................Hot Tub Time MachineTelevision Show ..............................................................SportsCenterActor/Actress ........................................................Shaq/Betty WhiteProfessional Athlete........................................................Jose JimenezVacation Spot ......................................................................................IraqProfessional Team ..................................................Tampa Bay RaysWeb site............................................................................Facebook.comThing I like most about UT ..........................................................GirlsWhat I do in my spare time..............Workout/beach volleyball

Titus’ Career StatisticsYear ERA W L App GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA2008 5.06 2 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 21.1 20 13 12 11 13 3 0 3 93 .247 1 1 0 0 02009 3.60 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 10.0 14 9 4 1 8 1 0 0 50 .318 2 5 0 0 02010 99.00 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 1 4 4 2 1 0 0 0 5 .500 0 1 0 0 0TOTALS 5.68 2 0 17 1 0 0 0 0 31.2 35 26 20 14 22 4 0 3 148 .276 3 7 0 0 0

Student-Athletes


2010 University of Tampa BaseballStudent-Athletes

Trace VenegasSeniorR/RInfield6-1, 200Tampa, Fla.Santa Fe CommunityCollege

As a Junior: Started 17 games while appearing in37 in first season with the Spartans…Compiled a.324 batting average in 74 at bats…Finished theseason with 21 RBI and a total of five doubles, onetriple, and three home runs…Went 4-for-4 withfour RBI and two home runs in a game versusFlorida Memorial (3/30)…Went 2-for-2 with atriple against Seton Hill (3/8)…Went 2-for-2 with adouble while playing Barry (4/17).As a Sophomore (SFC): Attended Santa Fe Collegewhere he hit .318 with seven home runs and 56RBIs…Also had 17 doubles…Led team to 2009 JUCOstate championship…Set school record with 106career RBI…Named to Mid-Florida first-team all-conference team…Also selected to first-team stateall-tournament team.As a Freshman (SFC): Batted .384 in first colle-giate season…Also clubbed five homers with 50

RBIs…Second-team all-Mid Florida Conferenceteam.High School: Attended Robinson High Schoolwhere he played for coach Salvy Urso (brother ofJoe Urso).Personal: Played for the Leesburg Lightning of theFlorida Collegiate League in the summer of 2009 asan all-star third baseman…Volunteered withMetropolitan Ministries…Son of Vance and LyndaVenegas…Has a younger brother,Derek…Communications major…Birthdate:10/19/88.

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Venegas’ Career HighsVenegas’ Career HighsAt Bats:At Bats: 5 twice, last vs. Bentley (3/8/10)5 twice, last vs. Bentley (3/8/10)

Runs:Runs: 3 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)3 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Hits:Hits: 4 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)4 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

RBI:RBI: 4 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)4 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Doubles:Doubles: 1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)1 several times, last vs. Barry (4/17/10)

Triples:Triples: 1 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)1 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)

Home Runs:Home Runs: 2 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)2 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Total Bases:Total Bases: 11 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)11 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Walks:Walks: 2 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)2 vs. Florida Memorial (3/30/10)

Sacrifice Flies:Sacrifice Flies: 2 vs. Stillman (2/19/10)2 vs. Stillman (2/19/10)

Hit by Pitch:Hit by Pitch: 2 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)2 vs. Seton Hill (3/8/10)

Putouts:Putouts: 11 vs. Georgia College & State (2/7/10)11 vs. Georgia College & State (2/7/10)

Assists:Assists: 3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)3 vs. Eckerd (3/6/10)

Getting to Know TraceGetting to Know TraceFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................FriesVacation Spot ..............................................................................BeachesProfessional Athlete....................................................Evan LongoriaSports Team ..........................................Tampa Bay Rays and BucsSubject in School................................................................................LawThing I like most about UT ..................................................CampusWhat I do in my spare time ..........................................................Fish

Venegas’ Career StatisticsYear Avg GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD%2010 .324 37 17 74 15 24 5 1 3 21 40 .541 6 6 14 2 .409 2 0 0 0 43 20 1 .984TOTALS .324 37 17 74 15 24 5 1 3 21 40 .541 6 6 14 2 .409 2 0 0 0 43 20 1 .984



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Mike Adams

Sophomore

L/L

Pitcher

6-3, 220

Spring Hill, Fla.

Nature Coast High

School

As a Freshman: Attended The University of Tampawhere he played on the JV baseball team.High School: Attended Nature Coast TechnicalHigh School and played for ex-major league pitcherJohn Frascatore...Named first-team all-county andfirst team all-conference in his junior and senioryears...Posted a 9-1 record with a 1.60 ERA whilerecording 83 strikeouts in 61 innings, and beingnamed Sharks MVP as a senior...Set school recordfor batting average and home runs...Also playedfootball and set the school record for passingyards...Named all-conference and all-county in bas-ketball and team MVP as a senior...Sharks leadingscorer with over 16 points per game...Played onTeam One in the USSSA Perfect Game nationalchampionships relinquishing zero runs in 14innings pitched...Pitched seven scoreless inningsand hit three home runs...Helped team to 16Unational championship in St. Augustine in 2007.Personal: Graduated with high honors and a 3.8GPA...Served as volunteer for middle school basket-ball and umpired baseball for Dixie YouthServices...Son of Michael and Michelle Adams...Hasone sister, Alexis...Exercise sciencemajor...Birthdate: 10/4/90.

Getting to Know MikeFavoritesFood....................................................................................................CookiesMovie ..................................................................................Kung Fu PandaTelevision Show ..................................................................Fresh PrinceProfessional Athlete....................................................Manny RamirezVacation Spot........................................................................Cocoa BeachSports Team ....................Cleveland Indians, Los Angeles Lakers,..............................................................................Tampa Bay BuccaneersWhat I do in my spare time ..........................Play Madden Football

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Raiko Alfonzo

Junior

S/R

Shortstop

5-10, 180

Key West, Fla.

Florida International

University

As a Sophomore (FIU): Attended FloridaInternational University where he hit .302 (39-for-129)...Compiled a career-high 30 RBI... Startedseven times at second and third base and 15 timesas the designated hitter...Scored 19 runs and had10 multi-hit games...Had a career game againstLouisiana (4/4) when he drove in six runs and hithome runs from both sides of the plate for the firsttime in his career...Hit .333 (5-for-15) with foursingles, a triple and five RBI as a pinch hitter...Hadclutch pinch hits against FAU (5/28) and Troy(5/30) in the conference tournament, driving in arun against FAU and two against Troy in the cham-pionship game...Struck out a team-low 14 timesamong players with at least 100 at-bats...Had a .373(25-for-67) average with two home runs, 21 RBIand 12 runs scored in conference play...Hit .222 (2-for-9) with three RBI as a reserve in the confer-ence tournament and .200 (1-for-5) in the NCAACoral Gables Regional.As a Freshman (FIU): Hit .303 (46-for-152) with12 doubles, one triple and four home runs, whiledriving in 21 runs...Scored 27 runs and was fourthon the team with 15 walks...Started 39-for-50games, playing at both second and thirdbase...Ranked sixth on the team in doubles with16...Posted a .393 on-base percentage...Had 11multi-hit games...Hit safely in 14-straight games,batting .354 (17-for-48) with six RBI during thatstretch...Posted two three-hit games againstJacksonville (2/22) and UALR (3/14)...Hit .357 inconference play...Collected his first collegiate three-RBI game against FAU (5/15)...Was successful onhis only stolen base attempt against Bethune-Cookman.High School: Attended Key West High School inKey West, Fla...Listed as the 20th ranked prospectin Florida by ProspectWire.com...Listed 171st inPerfect Game Crosschecker's NationalRankings...Named a 2008 third teamRawlings/Perfect Game High School SeniorPreseason All-American...Earned rookie of the yearand MVP honors.Personal: Born in Havana, Cuba ... Son of AntonioAlfonso and Sarahi Rodriguez...Has two youngersiblings, Jennifer and Michael...Criminal justicemajor…Birthdate: 9/13/89.

Getting to Know RaikoCareer Goals ..............................................Play professional baseballFavoritesFood ........................................................................................................SteakMovie ....................................................................................The HangoverTelevision Show ....................................................................Family GuyActor/Actress................................Denzel Washington/Megan FoxVacation Spot ..............................................................................Key WestProfessional Athlete ........................................................Ken Griffey Jr.Historical Person ....................................................Roberto Clemente Sports Team ............................................................New York YankeesSubject In School ............................................Criminal InvestigationWeb site ................................................................................youtube.comWhat I do in my spare time ......................Spend time with family



##88

Cody Davis

Junior

R/R

Outfield/Pitcher

5-10, 170

Loxahatchee, Fla.

Hillsborough Community

College

As a Sophomore (HCC): Had 45 appearanceswhile playing at Hillsborough CommunityCollege…Registered a .367 batting average whiletallying 29 RBI in 166 at bats…Recorded 61 hitsincluding seven doubles and a triple…Pitched 15.1innings, striking out 18.As a Freshman (HCC): Attended HillsboroughCommunity College where he saw action in 41games for the Hawks…Recorded a .299 average in144 plate appearances…Tallied 43 hits throughoutthe season including eight extra base hits…Drove in11 on the year.High School: Attended Glades Day School where heplayed under Mike Underwood…Earned second-team all-conference…Also played on the footballteam…Led the football squad to a state champi-onship.Personal: Member of the National HonorSociety…Has a younger sister, Mackenzie…Son ofEd and Tammy Davis…Criminal justicemajor…Birthdate: 7/21/90.

Getting to Know CodyCareer Goals ..............................................Play professional baseballFavoritesFood ......................................................................................................FajitasMovie ..................................................................................................TakersTelevision Show ................................................................................ESPNProfessional Athlete ......................................................Alex RodriguezSports Team ............................................................New York YankeesSubject In School..........................................................Criminal JusticeWeb site ..............................................................................Facebook.comWhat I do in my spare time ............................................................Fish

Student-Athletes

##1199

Frank DeJiulio

Junior

R/R

Pitcher

6-3, 210

Ocala, Fla.

Daytona State College

As a Sophomore (DSC): Attended Daytona StateCollege where he was a JUCO all-star…Had a 3-1record…Recorded 14 strikeouts in 11 inningspitched.As a Freshman (DSC): Pitched in 12 games forDaytona State College…Was 6-4 in 66.1 innings.High School: Graduate of Belleview High School,playing for coach Craig Marcum…Honored as aFACA high school all-star…As a senior, had a 2.15ERA with four wins…In 58.2 innings, registered 89strikeouts.Personal: Full name is Frank Michael DeJiulio,Jr...Played summer league baseball for DuluthHuskies…Chosen in 45th round of 2010 MLB Draftby Cleveland Indians…Also selected in 44th roundof 2009 draft by Chcago Cubs…Attended theUniversity of Florida in fall of 2010 before transfer-ring to UT…Son of Frank and Terri DeJiulio…Fatherplayed four years of minor league baseball from1978-81…Has three sisters (Amanda, Cristina andRebecca)…Criminology major…Birthdate: 8/22/89.

Getting to Know FrankCareer Goals ..............................................Play professional baseballFavoritesMovie ....................................................................................................RockyTelevision Show ..................................................................Fresh PrinceActor ............................................................................................Will SmithProfessional Athlete....................Michael Jordan and Derek JeterHistorical Person ....................................................................Babe RuthVacation Spot..........................................................................Anclote KeySports Team ............................................................New York YankeesSubject InSchool ..........................................................................SpanishFavorite thing about UT ..................................................The campusWhat I do in my spare time ........Relax with friends and family,............................................................................play golf, X-Box and fish



##1122

Tyler Ding

Freshman

R/R

Outfield

5-9, 170

Tampa, Fla.

Alonso High School

High School: Played for head coach Landy Faedo atAlonso High School…Was an honorable mention All-American, first-team all-state, first-team all-coun-ty...Received Saladino MVP at the SaladinoTournament.Personal: Received the Bright FuturesScholarship…Played for the summer teamBloomington Bullets under head coach SalGiardina…General studies major…Has two siblings,Jordan and Jacquelyn…Son of Jack and PatDing…Birthdate: 6/17/92.

Getting to Know TylerFavoritesFood ..................................................................................Chicken tendersMovie ..........................................................................Rookie of the YearTelevision Show ................................................................................ESPNActor........................................................................................Johnny DeppVacation Spot..................................................................................IndianaProfessional Athlete ............................................................Sean WhiteHistorical Person ................................................................Pancho VillaSports Team ........................................................................Chicago CubsFavorite thing about UT........................................Baseball programWhat I do in my spare time ........................................................Beach

##1100

Damon Elder

Junior

R/R

Outfield

5-11, 180

Reno, Nev.

Mendocino College

As a Sophomore (MC): Played for MendocinoCollege while earning first-team all-league BayValley Conference for the Eagles.As a Freshman: Attended Mendocino College inCalifornia where he played under coach MattGordan.High School: Attended Bishop Manogue CatholicHigh School while playing under coach CharlesOppio…As a senior, earned all-northern Nevada andfirst-team all-state…Led team to state champi-onship.Pesonal: Member of the Nevada Department ofWildlife…Has seven siblings…Son of Doug Elder andTammi Czyz…Business major…Birthdate: 7/29/90.

Getting to Know DamonFavoritesFood ................................................................................................AnythingMovie ..............................................................No Country For Old MenTelevision Show ............................Baseball Tonight, Man vs. WildActor....................................................................................Clint EastwoodVacation Spot..................................................................Cayman IslandsProfessional Athlete ......................................................Sidney CrosbyHistorical Person ..............................................................Julius CaesarSports Team ......................................................................Atlanta BravesSubject In School ..................................................................HumanitiesWeb site ......................................................................................ESPN.comWhat I do in my spare time..............................................................Golf



Student-Athletes

##2233

Zach Gawrych

Freshman

R/R

Outfield

6-1, 190

Tampa, Fla.

Wharton High School

High School: Made the second team All-WesternConference for Hillsborough County…Hit for anaverage of .385 with an on base percentage of .500and 20 RBI his senior year...Made first team All-Western Conference for Hillsborough County andthe All-Hillsborough County team his senioryear…Received the Wade Boggs HittingAward…Made the all-tournament team for theSaladino Tournament.Personal: Played for Wharton High School forcoaches Scott Hoffman, Wade Boggs, and GarryGawrych…Played for the summer team theTreasure Coast Young Guns under head coach PhilNisa…The Young Guns placed 5th in the WorldWood Bat National Championship in East Cobb, Ga.out of 200 teams…Business economics major…Hasone brother, Ryan, who plays baseball at Saint LeoUniversity…Son of Garry and KeriGawrych…Birthdate: 7/17/92.

Getting to Know ZachFavoritesFood ..................................................................................................ShellfishMovie ........................................................................Angels and DemonsVacation Spot ..............................................................................BahamasProfessional Athlete ..............................................................Matt JoyceSports Team..................................................................Tampa Bay RaysSubject In School................................................................................MathWeb site ..............................................................................Facebook.comFavorite thing about UT ............Campus and baseball programWhat I do in my spare time ........................Hang out with friends

##44

Eric Grabe

Junior

R/R

Second Base/Pitcher

5-11, 195

Ocala, Fla.

Polk State College

As a Sophomore: Attended Polk State College,playing third base...Started 41 games, hitting .458with nine home runs, nine Triples, 11 doubles, 69RBI and 99 hits over 216 at bats...Named team MVP,Suncoast All Conference Team as an infielder,Suncoast All Conference Team as a pitcher, all-stateTeam as an infielder and All-American honorablemention.Collegiate Summer 2010: Played in the CoastalPlains League for the Fayetteville Swampdogs atthird base starting 52 games...Hit .316 with threehome runs, one triple, 11 doubles, 33 RBI and 61hits...Named to the CPL All-Star Team.As a Freshman: Attended Daytona State College,playing shortstop...Started 41 games where he hit.393 with seven home runs, two triples, 10 doublesand 46 RBI in 163 at bats...Named to Mid Florida AllConference Team.Collegiate Summer 2009: Played in the CoastalPlains League for the Fayetteville Swampdogswhere he spent time at both shortstop and thirdbase...Started 47 of 51 games and hit .306 with onehome run, seven doubles, three triples, 28 RBI and56 hits.High School: Attended Vanguard High Schoolwhere he played under Ed McPadden...Missed hissenior Year due to an injury sustained while playingbaseball in Australia with the Goodwill Series...As ajunior, played shortstop and third base...Earned all-area third base honors and all-state third base hon-ors.Personal: Son of Jonathan and WendyGrabe...Middle son with four brothers andsisters...Sport management major...Birthdate:8/8/89.



Student-Athletes

##1111

Andrew Jones

Junior

R/R

Outfield

5-11, 200

Doyletown, Ohio

College of Central

Florida

As a Sophomore (CCF): Played 46 games for thePatriots while posting .440 battingaverage…Registered 79 hits including 17 doublesand 14 home runs…Scored 53 times while drivingin 58.As a Freshman (CCF): Attended College of CentralFlorida where he played in 49 games…Tallied a.300 batting average in 190 at bats…Recorded 57hits throughout the season including 12 doublesand a triple…Registered 56 RBI.High School: Attended Wadsworth High Schoolwhere he played under coach Bill Goddard…Alsoplayed football where he posted a school record2,300 rushing yards his senior season…Earnedfirst-team all-region.Personal: Has five siblings…Son of Todd andLaurie Jones…Sport management major…Birthdate:8/29/89.

Getting to Know AndrewFavoritesFood ..............................................................................................Milk steakMovie........................................................................................Stand By MeTelevision Show................................................................Always SunnySports Team ..............................................................Cleveland Browns

##2277

Ryan Kennedy

Junior

R/L

Pitcher

6-3, 220

Calgary, Alberta

St. Petersburg College

As a Sophomore (SPC): Saw action in 16 gamesfor the Titans while compiling 71 inningspitched…Registered a 9-1 record with a 3.014ERA…Posted 69 strikeouts while allowing 22 baseson balls…Allowed 74 hits and 24 earned runsthroughout the season.As a Freshman (SPC): Attended St. PetersburgCollege where he saw action in one game…Pitched1.1 innings.High School: Attended James Fowler High School.Personal: Participated on the Jr. Team Canada inthe 2007 Pan American Qualifier…Has a pair ofolder sisters, Erin and Karon…Son of Norm andDeb Kennedy…Accounting major…Birthdate:5/4/89.

Getting to Know RyanCareer Goals ......................Play professional baseball or become............................................................................CEO of a large company

FavoritesFood ........................................................................................................SteakMovie ......................................................................................Bull DurhamTelevision Show ..............................................................................DexterProfessional Athlete ............................................................David WellsSubject In School......................................................Toronto Blue Jays



Student-Athletes

##2266

Justin Leith

Junior

L/L

Pitcher

6-2, 195

Naples, Fla.

Florida International

University

As a Sophomore (FIU): Made four appearances atFlorida International University…Struck out twobatters in 3.0 innings pitched.As a Freshman (FIU): Appeared in eight gamesfor FIU…Finished the season with a record of 1-0…Struck out seven batters in 10.2 innings pitched.High School: Selected in the 31st round of theMajor League Baseball First-Year Player Draft bythe St. Louis Cardinals...Listed as the No. 32prospect in Florida by PorspectWire.com...Thirdteam all-state selection as a senior...Named CollierCounty Player of the Year...Team MVP as a senior.Personal: Son of Brian and Sheila Leith...has onebrother, Kyle...Member of the National HonorSociety…Finance major…Birthdate: 3/22/90.

Getting to Know JustinCareer Goals ........................................................Start a sports agencyFavoritesFood ..................................................................................................LasagnaMovie ........................................................................................AnchormanTelevision Show ......................................................................EntourageActor ..........................................................................Denzel WashingtonVacation Spot ..............................................................................BahamasProfessional Athlete ......................................................Evan LongoriaHistorical Person..........................................................Thomas EdisonSubject In School ..........................................................................HistoryWeb site ..............................................................................Facebook.comFavorite thing about UT............................................................CampusWhat I do in my spare time ............................Sleep or go to beach

##3399

Ryan Messina

Freshman

R/R

Catcher

6-3, 180

St. James, N.Y.

Smithtown East High

School

High School: Attended Smithtown High SchoolEast…Played for head coach Ken Klee…Was a three-year varsity player…Named an all-league and all-county player…Was the team captain…Received themost improved player and most valuable playerawards.Personal: Volunteered at Island Harvest and a localsenior citizen center…Involved in the YouthLeadership Council…Part of Athletes HelpingAthletes…Son of Arthur and Kathy Messina…Hadone brother, Andrew, and one sister, Kristin…Sportmanagement major…Birthdate: 8/28/92.

Getting to Know RyanCareer Goals....................................Run a professional sports teamSuperstitions ........................................................Luckey rubber bandFavoritesFood....................................................................................Chicken fingersMovie ..................................................................................Happy GilmoreTelevision Show ................................................................Prison BreakActor ......................................................................................Adam SandlerVacation Spot..............................................................Myrtle Beach, S.C.Professional Athlete ......................................................Nick MarkakisSports Team ....................................................................New York MetsSubject In School ........................................................Business classesWeb site ..............................................................................Facebook.comFavorite thing about UT........................................Baseball programWhat I do in my spare time ..............Hang out with friends, play..............................................................................sports and video games



Student-Athletes

##3333

Connor Obrochta

Freshman

R/R

Outfield

6-0, 185

Gulfport, Fla.

St. Petersburg Catholic

High School

High School: Attended St. PetersburgCatholic…Played for coaches John Vingure, JonUpChurch, Jim Vigue, Tommy Kidwell, and ScottyMiller…Hit for a .432 average his senior year withthree home runs and 36 RBI…Was named the 2008team offensive player of the year…Named 2009team hardest worker…Received 2008 and 2009coaches award…Second team all-county in 2008and 2009…First team all-district in 2009…Namedto the Pinellas County Senior All-Star team...Hit .395with two home runs and 23 RBI as a junior afterrecording a .358 average with two home runs as asophomore...Chosen to play in Dunedin EasterTournament and Jesuit Tournament...Named to all-tournament team at Dunedin Easter Tourney andJesuit Tourney...Played for The Winning Inningsummer team under coach Roy Silver.Personal: Full name is Connor JordanObrochta...Member of the Honor Roll also earnedFlorida Bright Futures Scholarship...Participated inToys for Tots and Habitat forHumanity…Volunteered with Canned Food Drivefor Thanksgiving...Business management majorwith a minor in finance…Son of Stephen and RitaObrochta…Has one brother, Quinton…Birthdate:8/7/92.

Getting to Know ConnorCareer Goals ..........................................Play Major League BaseballFavoritesFood ..........................................Grilled chicken with rice and beansMovie ......................................................................................White ChicksTelevision Show........................................................................Rob & BigActor/Actress............................Danny McBride/Rachel McAdamsVacation Spot ....................................................................................ArubaProfessional Athlete ......................................................Josh HamiltonHistorical Person ......................................................Abraham LincolnSports Team ........................................................................Chicago CubsSubject In School ..........................................................................SubjectWeb site ......................................................................................ESPN.comFavorite thing about UT ..........................Welcoming atmosphere,..........................................................baseball and business programs

What I do in my spare time............Go to gym, beach and jet ski

##3322

Shawn Pleffner

Junior

L/R

Outfield

6-4, 220

Gambrills, Md.

Tallahassee Community

College

As a Sophomore (TCC): Appeared in 47 games onthe season at Tallahassee CommunityCollege…Collected 76 hits including 18 doubles, fivetriples, and 68 RBI…Completed the season with a.432 batting average…Struck out 27 batters in 27.2innings pitched…Finished the season with a 3.90ERA and compiled a 2-2 record.As a Freshman (TCC): Attended TallahasseeCommunity College while appearing in 47 gamesfor the Eagles…Had 61 hits including eight doublesand 43 RBI…Accumulated a .361 batting aver-age…Compiled 18 strikeouts in 14.1 inningspitched…Ended the season with a record of 0-1.High School: Attended Arundel High School inGambrills, Md…Played for head coach BernieWalter…Set the records for home runs, hits, triples,and grand slams.Personal: Played for the Baltimore Redbirds sum-mer team for coach John Carey…Son of James andSharon Pleffner…Allied health major…Has twoolder brothers, Kyle and Ross…Birthdate: 8/17/89.

Getting to Know ShawnCareer Goals......................................Open a sports rehab facility or......................................................................................sports training gymFavoritesFood......................................................................................Crabs and ribsTelevision Show ......Everybody Loves Raymond, SportsCenterProfessional Athlete ........................................................Ken Griffey Jr.Sports Team................................................................Baltimore RavensFavorite thing about UT........................................Baseball programWhat I do in my spare time ................Hanging out with friends,............................................................................................................sleeping



##3388

Shane Riedie

Junior

R/R

Pitcher

6-5, 235

Slidell, La.

Louisiana State

University

As a Sophomore (LSU): Made one appearance onthe season at Louisiana State University versus UL-Monroe (3/9).As a Freshman (LSU): Appeared in four games(one start), posting no decisions and one save in6.2 innings with four walks and ninestrikeouts...Brilliant relief outing to earn a save ver-sus Central Florida (2/28), limiting the Knights tono runs on one hit in three innings with no walksand four strikeouts.High School: 2008 all metro pitcher of theyear...2008 and 2007 Class 5A LBCA All StateTeam...2008 and 2007 All Parish Team...2008 and2007 first-team all-district...Posted an 8-3 recordand a 1.23 ERA in 2008 with 110 strikeouts in 76innings...Recorded a 7-4 mark in 2007 with a 1.60ERA and 106 strikeouts in 77 innings.Personal: Full name is Shane MatthewRiedie...Interests include hunting and fishing…Sonof L.J. and Denise Riedie...has one older sibling,Lyndsey...History major…Birthdate: 1/5/90.

Getting to Know ShaneFavoritesProfessional Athlete ......................Roy Halladay and Drew BreesSports Team............New York Yankees and New Orleans SaintsWhat I do in my spare time ............................Fishing and hunting

##99

Oscar Santos

Freshman

S/R

Shortstop

5-10, 160

Guaynabo, P.R.

Puerto Rico Baseball

Academy

High School: Graduated from the Puerto RicoBaseball Academy and High school…Played forhead coach Omar Rodriguez…Was an MVP candi-date…Participated in the T-Mobile Tournament andthe Tournament of Excellence…Graduated as anhonor student.Personal: Full name is Oscar Yadhiel Santos...Madeit to the state finals on a summer team under CoachNolin Ruiz…School counselor was OmarRodriguez...The second youngest of fivechildren…His siblings are Wendy, Efrain, Nelimarand Joshua Oscar… Son of Oscar A. Santos andMaritza Torres… Management information systemsmajor…Birthdate: 5/30/92.

Getting to Know OscarCareer Goals..........................................................Become an engineerFavoritesFood..............................................................................Biftec EncebolladoMovie ..........................................................................Meet The SpartansTelevision Show ....................................................................Family GuyActor ......................................................................................Adam SandlerVacation Spot....................................................................................FloridaProfessional Athlete....................................................Roberto AlomarSports Team................................Tampa Bay Rays and Miami HeatSubject In School................................................................................MathWeb site ..............................................................................Facebook.comFavorite thing about UT ................................................Baseball fieldWhat I do in my spare time..............................Watch TV and train



##2288

Josh Thrailkill

Senior

R/R

Pitcher

6-4, 195

Arden, N.C.

Clemson University

As a Junior (CU): Finished the season with a 4.63ERA at Clemson University…Had 10 appear-ances…Compiled 12 strikeouts in 11.2 inningspitched.As a Sophomore (CU): Had an 0-0 record and3.00 ERA in three relief appearances...In 3.0innings pitched, he allowed two hits (.200 oppo-nents' batting average) and no walks with onestrikeout...Pitched a perfect inning in relief againstNorth Carolina-Asheville (3/4)...Pitched a scorelessinning in relief against North Carolina-Wilmington(5/8)...Played for Thomasville in the Coastal PlainLeague in the summer, where he was 1-2 in 19.2innings pitched over nine appearances (two starts);he had 24 strikeouts against only seven walks.As a Sophomore (CU): Red-shirted...Sufferedinjury and was lost for the season...#27 freshmanin the nation in the preseason by Baseball America.As a Freshman (CU): Had three appearances (onestart)...In 5.0 innings pitched, he allowed nine hits(.409 opponents' batting average) and no walkswith five strikeouts...Clemson won all three gameshe appeared in...Held left-handed batters to 1-for-5(.200)...Held the leadoff batter in an inning to 1-for-6 (.167)...Made his first career start and appear-ance against High Point (2/21)...Pitched a perfectinning in relief with a strikeout against Gardner-Webb (3/27); it was his first outing in over amonth after suffering a leg injury...Pitched 2.0innings in relief against Georgia (4/4)...#18 fresh-man in the nation in the preseason by BaseballAmerica.High School: Named an AFLAC All-American at T.C.Roberson High School...Member of the USA JuniorNational Team in 2005, where he was 2-0 with a0.59 ERA...#20 prospect in the nation by BaseballAmerica...Drafted in the 34th round (#1027 overallpick) by the Philadelphia Phillies in 2006...Was 7-1with a 1.26 ERA, 65 strikeouts, and two no-hittersin 50.0 innings pitched as a junior...Lettered fourtimes in baseball at T.C. Roberson High, where hewas coached by Tom Smith.Personal: Two-time member of the ACC AcademicHonor Roll...Government and world affairsmajor…Son of Gary and SherryThrailkill…Birthdate: 12/25/87.

Getting to Know JoshFavoritesFood ........................................................................................................PizzaTelevision Show ............................................................................SeinfeldVacation Spot ..................................................................................HawaiiProfessional Athlete....................................................Chris CarpenterFavorite thing about UT ..........................................................WeatherWhat I do in my spare time............................................................Read

##1188

Matt Williams

Junior

R/R

Pitcher

6-0, 185

Vero Beach, Fla.

Hutchinson Community

College

As a Sophomore (HCC): Pitched 52.9 innings in25 game appearances at Hutchinson (Kan.)Community College…Compiled 42.0 strikeouts onthe season…Finished the season with an 8-2record.As a Freshman (HCC): Appeared in 35 games forHutchinson...Struck out 16 batters in 17.1innings…Posted a 1-0 record and a 4.67 ERA.High School: Played at Vero Beach Senior HighSchool under head coach Jeff Steinman…First at hishigh school to reach a record of 8-0.Personal: Played for the Louisiana Legends clubteam for Coach Jerry Martinez…Son of PatriciaAuger and the late George Williams Jr....Stepson ofRichard Auger…Has two brothers, Robert Veesaertand George Williams III…Business marketingmajor…Birthdate: 9/18/89.

Getting to Know MattCareer Goals ................Play professional baseball or do medical........................................................................................sales with brotherSuperstitions ......................................................Say a prayer to fatherFavoritesFood....................................................................................Pasta and steakMovie..........................Sandlot or Ace Ventura: When Nature CallsTelevision Show..............................................................................Tosh.OActor ............................................................................................Will SmithVacation Spot ..........................................................................Vero BeachHistorical Person ............................................Martin Luther King Jr.Professional Athlete ......................................................Evan LongoriaSports Team................................Tampa Bay Rays and BuccaneersSubject In School ..........................................................................EnglishFavorite thing about UT ..............................................Sports HistoryWhat I do in my spare time ......................Spend time with family......................................................................................................and friends



##55

Taylor Wrenn

Junior

L/R

Shortstop

5-11, 180

Lakeland, Fla.

University of Southern

California

As a Sophomore (USC): Had a season battingaverage of .258 at the University of SouthernCalifornia…Appeared in 18 games while starting in17…Collected three doubles, one triple, one homerun, and eight RBI on the year…Succeeded in twostolen base attempts.As a Freshman (MCC): He earned all-state secondteam honors at Manatee Community College underhead coach Tim Hill...Batted .386 (80-for-207) in49 games as a freshman...Had 11 doubles, twotriples, seven home runs, 51 RBI and six stolenbases…Drafted in the 25th round by the San DiegoPadres in the 2009 amateur draft.High School: Was a four-year starting varsity play-er at Lakeland (Fla.) High School for coach MikeCampbell...Named Polk County Player of the Yearand earned all-state second team and team mostvaluable player honors...Member of the squad thatreached the final four of the state champi-onship...Went 6-for-7 with two doubles, three homeruns and six RBI during regional play...Drafted inthe 33rd round by the Cincinnati Reds in the 2008amateur draft.Personal: Sport management major...Parents areLuke and Angel Wrenn...Has one brother, Matt, andone sister, Caity...Birthdate: 12/22/89.

Getting to Know TaylorFavoritesVacation Spot ..................................................................................Hawaii



2010 Schedule/ResultsDate Opponent Score RHE/RHE Inns. Overall/SSC Pitcher of Record Att. Time2/7 at Georgia C&SU W, 8-6 8-14-1/6-10-1 9 1-0/0-0 Bierman (W 1-0) 200 3:002/7 at Georgia C&SU W, 9-4 9-10-2/4-5-0 7 2-0/0-0 Bowman (W 1-0) 200 2:112/8 at Georgia C&SU W, 15-13 15-18-2/13-19-2 9 3-0/0-0 Lowe (W 1-0) 125 3:472/10 ROLLINS W, 144 14173/455 9 40/00 Giardina (W 10) 243 2:452/12 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS L, 97 7102/9100 9 41/00 Bierman (L 11) 114 3:052/13 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS L, 76 673/7111 9 42/00 Bowman (L 11) 184 3:092/13 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS L, 81 133/870 7 43/00 Pinera (L 01) 174 2:152/14 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS W, 121 12120/171 9 53/00 Wiedenbauer (W 10) 210 2:052/16 WARNER W, 43 490/360 9 63/00 Gerbasi (W 10) 97 2:482/19 at Stillman W, 9-0 9-15-1/0-9-4 9 7-3/0-0 Bierman (W 2-1) 56 2:102/20 at Stillman W, 12-1 12-15-2/1-4-1 7 8-3/0-0 Bowman (W 2-1) 70 2:092/20 at Stillman W, 12-4 12-15-4/4-9-3 7 9-3/0-0 Pinera (W 1-1) 46 1:492/21 at Stillman W, 8-6 8-9-0/6-11-0 9 10-3/0-0 Castellanos (W 1-0) 46 3:002/24 SAINT LEO W, 135 13161/5111 9 113/00 Meagher (W 10) 50 3:072/26 VALDOSTA STATE W, 76 7111/6153 9 123/00 Castellanos (W 20) 115 3:182/27 VALDOSTA STATE L, 82 243/8131 9 124/00 Wiedenbauer (L 11) 182 2:572/27 VALDOSTA STATE L, 140 031/14160 7 125/00 Giardina (L 01) 182 2:243/5 at Eckerd* W, 9-8 9-17-3/8-8-0 9 13-5/1-0 Meagher (W 1-0) 115 3:353/6 at Eckerd* W, 37-1 37-29-0/1-10-3 9 14-5/2-0 Pinera (W 2-1) - 3:453/6 at Eckerd* W, 6-5 6-8-2/5-10-3 (9) 15-5/3-0 Meagher (W 3-0) 76 2:353/8 SETON HILL W, 94 9122/471 9 165/30 Kreuter (W 10) 108 2:543/8 BENTLEY W, 70 7131/041 9 175/30 Giardina (W 21) 169 2:113/9 ST. JOSEPH'S W, 176 17170/6101 9 185/30 Lowe (W 10) 172 3:173/10 GRAND VALLEY STATE W, 174 17161/4124 9 195/30 Park (W 10) 172 3:033/13 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN* W, 217 21210/7112 9 205/40 Pinera (W 31) 144 3:303/14 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN* W, 155 15150/580 9 215/50 Meagher (W 40) 114 3:203/14 NOVA SOUTHEASTERN* W, 143 14163/380 7 225/60 Bowman (W 31) 114 2:153/16 NEBRASKAOMAHA W, 96 9112/6132 9 235/60 Meagher (W 50) 110 2:563/19 at Lynn* W, 13-9 13-12-3/9-11-1 9 24-5/7-0 Bierman (W 3-1) 217 3:033/20 at Lynn* W, 10-2 10-16-0/2-9-1 9 25-5/8-0 Meagher (W 6-0) 218 3:123/20 at Lynn* W, 6-3 6-8-0/3-8-2 7 26-5/9-0 Bowman (W 4-1) 103 2:163/24 at Saint Leo* W, 11-3 11-17-3/3-7-0 9 27-5/9-0 Giardina (W 3-1) 72 2:273/26 FLORIDA TECH* W, 83 8151/390 9 285/100 Bierman (W 41) 210 2:373/27 FLORIDA TECH* W, 72 7111/292 9 295/110 Wiedenbauer (W 21) 130 3:083/27 FLORIDA TECH* W, 71 7121/152 7 305/120 Bowman (W 51) 115 2:153/30 FLORIDA MEMORIAL W, 165 16181/582 9 315/120 Wiedenbauer (W 31) 107 3:004/2 at Saint Leo* W, 12-4 12-16-0/4-10-0 9 32-5/13-0 Wiedenbauer (W 4-1) 414 2:404/3 at Saint Leo* W, 8-2 8-14-1/2-11-0 9 33-5/14-0 Pinera (W 4-1) 404 2:254/3 at Saint Leo* W, 5-2 5-11-1/2-6-0 7 34-5/15-0 Bowman (W 6-1) - 2:004/6 at Florida Tech W, 3-2 3-5-0/2-10-0 9 35-5/15-0 Giardina (W 4-1) 77 2:404/9 at Rollins* W, 12-4 12-15-2/4-9-5 9 36-5/16-0 Wiedenbauer (W 5-1) 312 2:494/10 at Rollins* W, 11-5 11-14-2/5-13-2 9 37-5/17-0 Pinera (W 5-1) 314 2:384/10 at Rollins* L, 4-3 3-5-1/4-9-2 7 37-6/17-1 Bowman (L 6-2) - 1:564/13 at Warner W, 9-2 9-10-1/2-10-0 9 38-6/17-1 Gerbasi (W 2-0) 76 2:504/16 BARRY* W, 87 8113/7101 9 396/181 Wiedenbauer (W 61) 317 3:304/17 BARRY* L, 54 4112/5152 9 397/182 Meagher (L 61) 204 3:194/17 BARRY* L, 1410 10132/14181 7 398/183 Bowman (L 63) 209 3:054/23 FLORIDA SOUTHERN* W, 256 25230/6164 9 408/193 Wiedenbauer (W 71) 311 3:434/24 FLORIDA SOUTHERN* W, 31 381/170 9 418/203 Bowman (W 72) 303 2:404/24 FLORIDA SOUTHERN* W, 95 9130/5123 7 428/213 Pinera (W 61) 303 2:175/13 FLORIDA TECH# W, 71 7120/144 9 438/213 Bowman (W 83) 119 2:435/14 VALDOSTA STATE# W, 177 17192/7140 9 448/213 Pinera (W 71) 240 3:355/15 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS# W, 205 20171/581 9 458/213 Wiedenbauer (W 81) 251 3:185/17 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS# L, 107 7113/10171 9 459/213 Bowman (L 84) 136 3:545/17 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS# W, 203 20211/360 9 469/213 Pinera (W 81) 3:385/22 vs. Central Missouri& L, 3-0 0-4-0/3-10-0 9 46-10/21-3 Bierman (L 4-2) 512 2:155/24 vs. Georgia C&SU& L, 2-1 1-8-0/2-6-1 9 46-11/21-3-0 Bowman (L 8-5) 413 2:41

() extra inning game* = SUNSHINE STATE Conference game# - NCAA South Regional (hosted by Tampa)& - NCAA Championships (Cary, N.C.)All home contests in bold



2010 Overall Hitting Statistics

2010 Overall Pitching Statistics

Mike Schwartz Jared SimonJosh Bowman

# Player ERA W-L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/AVG WP HPB BK SFA SHA24 Carmine Giardina 2.76 4-1 18 8 0 0 2 1 49.0 54 19 15 12 52 6 1 1 193 .280 5 3 0 0 223 Josh Bowman 3.92 8-5 16 15 1 0 0 1 85.0 90 47 37 21 85 10 0 9 340 .265 5 9 1 2 627 AJ Pinera 4.25 8-1 15 12 0 0 0 1 65.2 84 44 31 16 65 11 0 11 283 .297 1 7 1 0 419 John Wiedenbauer 4.72 8-1 14 10 0 0 0 0 61.0 64 36 32 36 54 13 1 2 231 .277 7 7 0 3 444 Shawn Ferris 0.00 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2.0 3 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 9 .333 0 0 0 0 034 Evan Stobbs 0.76 0-0 15 0 0 0 1 10 23.2 16 2 2 7 24 2 0 0 81 .198 2 2 0 0 018 Jake Lowe 1.08 2-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 8.1 8 1 1 4 6 1 0 0 32 .250 0 2 0 0 030 Aaron Gerbasi 2.42 2-0 18 1 0 0 0 2 26.0 22 11 7 14 31 0 0 1 96 .229 0 0 0 0 033 Tom Meagher 2.43 6-1 21 0 0 0 0 2 37.0 45 11 10 11 50 2 0 1 154 .292 7 7 0 0 120 Sean Bierman 3.60 4-2 9 7 0 0 1 0 40.0 45 20 16 7 31 6 0 4 156 .288 1 7 1 1 336 Austin Evans 5.40 0-0 10 0 0 0 0 0 11.2 18 7 7 8 14 0 0 0 53 .340 1 2 0 0 011 Kris Castellanos 5.58 2-0 13 0 0 0 0 0 30.2 39 22 19 16 24 6 1 1 125 .312 1 2 0 1 316 Michael Park 5.59 1-0 5 1 0 0 0 0 9.2 14 6 6 3 9 6 0 2 43 .326 0 2 0 1 017 Max Kreuter 6.46 1-0 13 0 0 0 0 0 15.1 19 17 11 5 12 4 0 3 67 .284 1 2 0 1 035 Daniel Foltz 7.23 0-0 10 3 0 0 0 1 18.2 31 21 15 9 14 7 1 3 84 .369 1 4 0 1 145 Julian Chung 10.80 0-0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1.2 3 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 7 .429 0 1 0 1 040 Nate Titus 99.00 0-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.1 1 4 4 2 1 0 0 0 2 .500 0 1 0 0 0Totals 3.98 46-11 57 57 1 2 2 18 485.2 556 270 215 172 475 75 4 38 1956 .284 32 58 3 11 24Opponents 9.87 11-46 57 57 3 2 1 5 465.0 733 572 510 320 311 165 21 87 2021 .363 55 61 2 33 32

PB - Team (4), Pendleton 2, Bourdon 1, Blanke 1, Opp (14). Pickoffs - Team (16), Bierman 5, Bowman 3, Gerbasi 2, Wiedenbauer 2, Castellanos 2, Blanke 1, Giardina 1, Opp (2).SBA/ATT - Blanke (32-38), Pendleton (15-19), Bowman (15-17), Pinera (6-9), Gerbasi (7-8), Wiedenbauer (6-8), Foltz (5-7), Bourdon (7-7), Giardina (3-6), Meagher (3-3), Castellanos(2-3), Stobbs (1-3), Lowe (2-3), Kreuter (2-2), Bierman (2-2), Evans (1-1).

# Player Avg. GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E F%38 Mike Schwartz .415 57-57 183 78 76 20 1 11 55 131 .716 75 11 20 5 .596 3 0 2-2 30 1 0 1.0006 Patrick Donahue .406 56-54 180 50 73 19 1 2 33 100 .556 38 8 16 3 .517 4 4 2-2 54 104 7 .95812 Correy Figueroa .377 54-51 212 63 80 13 1 2 42 101 .476 25 3 18 3 .446 2 4 6-10 91 121 15 .93432 Mike Blanke .377 56-54 199 51 75 18 3 9 65 126 .633 20 6 23 10 .435 7 1 0-1 326 49 7 .98226 Jared Simon .361 54-54 208 52 75 22 1 12 66 135 .649 28 12 35 10 .456 4 1 1-3 90 7 7 .9332 Tyler Cox .359 54-46 170 43 61 10 5 5 42 96 .565 19 1 33 4 .418 4 4 4-9 97 2 1 .9905 Brad Roberts .351 57-56 228 64 80 16 1 7 49 119 .522 27 3 23 1 .421 3 4 2-2 217 60 11 .96228 Dylan Brown .333 44-35 135 46 45 7 2 11 32 89 .659 19 4 37 1 .428 1 7 7-9 81 4 1 .9884 Devin Gonzalez .313 46-34 115 34 36 8 1 3 29 55 .478 25 1 21 4 .434 2 0 0-0 159 30 6 .96913 Ryan Rigau .667 14-0 12 2 8 1 0 0 0 9 .750 0 0 0 1 .667 0 0 2-3 6 0 0 1.00042 Ryan Humphrey .667 4-1 6 3 4 1 0 0 1 5 .833 2 0 0 1 .750 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 1.00041 Shaun Flynn .667 1-0 3 2 2 2 0 0 0 4 1.333 0 0 1 0 .667 0 0 0-0 0 1 0 1.0008 Brett McKean .396 34-6 53 18 21 2 2 0 15 27 .509 8 0 9 2 .475 0 0 0-1 14 0 1 .93331 Mike Bourdon .382 25-3 34 8 13 2 1 5 16 32 .941 2 0 6 2 .417 0 1 0-0 68 9 0 1.0009 Trace Venegas .324 37-17 74 15 24 5 1 3 21 40 .541 6 6 14 2 .409 2 0 0-0 43 20 1 .98415 Graham Ramos .318 15-1 22 4 7 1 0 1 8 11 .500 3 1 4 0 .423 0 0 0-0 4 8 1 .92325 Larry Walicki .300 42-26 100 21 30 11 1 11 40 76 .760 15 2 36 2 .398 1 0 0-0 38 1 1 .97521 Dan Catalano .275 33-6 40 10 11 2 0 4 15 25 .625 2 0 5 1 .310 0 2 0-0 17 40 6 .90529 Adam Pendleton .263 25-12 38 8 10 4 0 1 9 17 .447 5 3 9 1 .391 0 4 0-0 103 8 2 .98210 Rolando Lopez .250 8-0 8 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 .375 1 0 0 0 .333 0 0 0-0 5 6 0 1.00019 John Wiedenbauer .000 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0 9 1 .900Totals .363 57-57 2021 572 733 165 21 87 539 1201 .594 320 61 311 53 .457 33 32 26-42 1457 541 76 .963Opponents .284 57-57 1956 270 556 75 4 38 247 753 .385 172 58 475 35 .358 11 24 55-72 1395 534 77 .962

LOB - Team (500), Opp (495). DPs turned - Team (41), Opp (64). CI - Team (1), Blanke 1. IBB - Team (6), Simon 3, Schwartz 2, Blanke 1, Opp (8). Picked off - Donahue 1, Cox 1.



2010 Miscellaneous Statistics

2010 Individual Honors and AwardsSean BiermanSSC Pitcher of the Week (3/29)

Mike BlankeAll-SSC (first team)ABCA/Rawlings All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-Region (first team)NCBWA All-Region (first team)NCBWA All-American (honorable mention)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team (MVP)

Mike BourdonSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Josh BowmanAll-SSC (second team)ABCA/Rawlings All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-Region (second team)SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Dylan BrownAll-SSC (second team)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team

Tyler CoxAll-SSC (first team)ABCA/Rawlings All-Region (second team)Daktronics All-Region (second team)SSC Player of the Week (3/29)

Patrick Donahue

InningByInning Summary1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Total

Tampa 73 89 55 68 73 59 62 60 33 572Opponents 20 35 43 35 28 37 41 22 9 270

WinLoss SummaryTotal: 46-11 Conference: 21-3 Non-Conf: 25-8 Home: 25-8 Away: 21-1Neutral: 0-2 Day: 29-8 Night: 17-3 vs Left: 11-3 vs Right: 35-81-Run games: 6-4 2-Run games: 4-1 5+Run games: 31-3 Extra innings: 1-0 Shutouts:2-2Scoring 0-2 runs: 0-5 Scoring 3-5 runs: 4-2 Scoring 6-9 runs: 19-3 Scoring 10+ runs: 23-1 Opponent 0-2 runs: 14-1Opponent 3-5 runs: 20-3 Opponent 6-9 runs: 11-4 Opponent 10+ runs: 1-3 Scored in 1st inning: 26-1 Scores first: 33-3Opp. scores first: 13-8 After 6 leading: 43-3 After 6 trailing: 2-8 After 6 tied: 1-0 After 7 leading: 35-0After 7 trailing: 1-7 After 7 tied: 1-0 After 8 leading: 33-0 After 8 trailing: 1-7 After 8 tied: 3-0Hit 0 home runs: 11-6 Hit 1 home run: 15-3 Hit 2+ home runs: 20-2 Opp. 0 home runs: 26-4 Opp. 1 home run: 16-4Opp. 2+ HRs: 4-3 Made 0 errors: 14-2 Made 1 error: 16-2 Made 2+ errors: 16-7 Opp. made 0 errors: 16-4Opp. made 1 error: 11-5 Opp. made 2+ errors: 19-2 Out-hit opponent: 38-1 Out-hit by opponent: 6-9 Hits are tied: 2-1

Record When Team ScoresRuns 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 0-2 0-2 0-1 2-1 1-1 1-0 2-1 5-2 5-0 7-0 23-1

Record When Opponent ScoresRuns 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10+W-L 2-0 6-0 6-1 6-1 7-1 7-1 6-0 3-1 1-2 1-1 1-3

Record When Leading AfterInn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 23-1 30-3 31-3 34-3 40-3 43-3 35-0 33-0

Record When Trailing AfterInn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 2-2 7-6 6-7 7-8 5-8 2-8 1-7 1-7

Record When Tied AfterInn. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8W-L 21-8 9-2 9-1 5-0 1-0 1-0 1-0 3-0

All-SSC (first team)SSC Player of the YearABCA/Rawlings All-Region (first team)SSC Player of the Week (4/5)SSC Player of the Week (4/26)Daktronics All-Region (first team)NCBWA All-Region (second team)Daktronics All-American (second team)Jewish Sports Review All-American (first team)

Jared SimonAll-SSC (first team)ABCA/Rawlings All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-Region (second team)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team

Evan StobbsAll-SSC (honorable mention)Daktronics All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-American (honorable mention)

Nate TitusSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Joe UrsoSSC Coach of the YearABCA/Rawlings Region Coach of the Year

John WiedenbauerAll-SSC (second team)SSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

All-SSC (first team)ABCA/Rawlings All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-Region (first team)Daktronics All-American (honorable mention)

Correy FigueroaAll-SSC (second team)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team

Carmine GiardinaSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Jake LoweSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Brett McKeanSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Adam PendletonSSC Commissioner’s Honor Roll

AJ PineraAll-SSC (second team)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team

Brad RobertsAll-SSC (second team)Daktronics All-Region (first team)NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team

Mike Schwartz



YEAR RECORD SSC Record/Finish COACH NCAA Tournament1977 17-23-1 - Frank Permuy1978 28-12 - Pete Mulry1979 25-25 - Pete Mulry1980 27-18 - Pete Mulry 1981 27-19 - Pete Mulry1982 27-19 - Brian Sabean1983 24-18-1 8-13/6th Brian Sabean1984 37-18 18-10/3rd Brian Sabean South Region runner-up1985 32-17 15-9/3rd Ken Dominguez1986 36-23 16-8/2nd Ken Dominguez NCAA Championship Series1987 42-11-1 19-5/1st Ken Dominguez 2nd place tie NCAA Championship Series1988 31-18 13-7/2nd Ken Dominguez South Region runner-up1989 37-18-1 18-6/1st Lelo Prado South Region runner-up1990 45-14 15-9/3rd Lelo Prado 3rd place tie NCAA Championship Series1991 34-17 17-7/2nd Lelo Prado South Region runner-up1992 42-19 18-6/2nd Lelo Prado National Champions1993 43-21 21-3/1st Lelo Prado National Champions1994 38-16 14-7/3rd Lelo Prado South Region1995 41-17 14-7/3rd Lelo Prado South Region runner-up1996 45-16 12-9/3rd Terry Rupp 5th place tie NCAA Championship Series1997 46-16 16-5/1st Terry Rupp 3rd place NCAA Championship Series1998 46-14 14-4/1st Terry Rupp National Champions1999 33-22 11-10/4th Terry Rupp2000 45-12 19-2/1st Terry Rupp South Region2001 49-10 16-4/1st Joe Urso 7th place tie NCAA Championship Series2002 36-20 18-3/1st Joe Urso South Region runner up2003 45-18 15-5/1st Joe Urso National Championship Series runner up2004 41-16 14-7/2nd Joe Urso South Region2005 40-18 15-9/2nd Joe Urso South Region runner up2006 54-6 22-2/1st Joe Urso National Champions2007 53-10 20-4/1st Joe Urso National Champions2008 42-11-1 17-7/1st Joe Urso 5th place NCAA Championship Series2009 40-17 16-8/T-2nd Joe Urso South Region2010 46-11 21-3/1st Joe Urso 5th place NCAA Championship SeriesTotals 12945605 (.697) 452177 (.719)

SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS (13): 1987, 1989, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010REGIONAL CHAMPIONS (14): 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010NATIONAL CHAMPIONS (5): 1992, 1993, 1998, 2006, 2007

Current head coach Joe Urso led the Spartans

to back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007.

UT AllTime Coaching Records

Name Years Overall SSCFrank Permuy 1977 17-23-1 -

Pete Mulry 1978-81 107-74 -

Brian Sabean 1982-84 88-55 26-23

Ken Dominguez 1985-88 141-69-1 63-29

Lelo Prado 1989-95 280-122-1 117-45

Terry Rupp 1996-2000 215-80 72-30

Joe Urso 2001-current 446-137-1 174-52

Year-by-Year Results

Coaching History



NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR2007 - Joe Urso

2006 - Joe Urso

1998 - Terry Rupp

1993 - Lelo Prado

1992 - Lelo Prado

DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR2006 - Lee Cruz OF

1998 - Mike Valdes P

1990 - Sam Militello P

1988 - Tino Martinez 1B

1ST TEAM ALLAMERICANS2010 - Mike Schwartz (Jewish Sports Review)

2009 - Mike Schwartz (Jewish Sports Review)

2008 - Anthony Perez P

2007 - Craig Corrado OF

2006 - Lee Cruz OF, Orlando Rosales OF,

Sergio Perez P

2005 - Lee Cruz 3B

2003 - Eric Beattie P

2002 - Adrian Goas RP

2001 - Kris Sutton RP, Tom Carrow OF

2000 - Jim Kavourias OF, Ronnie Merrill SS

1998 - Angel Diaz C, Mike Valdes P

1997 - Mike Valdes, P

1996 - Ricky Burton P

1995 - Marc Rodriguez 3B

1993 - David Dion OF, Rodd Kelley SS, Brian

Zaletel 3B

1992 - Matt Hudson P

1991 - Ozzie Timmons OF

1990 - Sam Militello P, Paul Russo 1B



1986 - Rodney Ehrhard OF

2ND TEAM ALLAMERICANS2010 - Mike Schwartz DH (Daktronics)

2007 - Kevin Ferguson P, Jonathan Holt P

2001 - Charlie Manning P/1B

2000 - Kris Sutton P

1996 - Erik Mirza OF

1994 - David Dion OF

1992 - Joe Urso 2B, Brian Zaletel 3B

1991 - Gary Graham P, Joe Urso 2B


1988 - Joey Wardlow 2B


1984 - Steve Murnaw P

1977 - Claude Caruso P

3RD TEAM ALLAMERICANS2006 - Jose Jimenez 1B

2004 - Justin Boza RP

2003 - Gene Reynolds SS

1996 - Bo Donaldson P


1993 - Marc Rodriguez DH, Shawn Slade P

Honors and Awards

SOUTH REGION PITCHER OF THE YEAR2007 - Kevin Ferguson

2006 - Sergio Perez

2001 - Kris Sutton

1998 - Mike Valdes

1997 - Mike Valdes

1996 - Ricky Burton

1991 - Gary Graham

1990 - Sam Militello

1ST TEAM ALLSOUTH REGION2010 - Mike Blanke C

(ABCA/Daktronics/NCBWA), Josh Bowman

P, Patrick Donahue UT (ABCA/Daktronics),

Brad Roberts 2B (Daktronics), Mike Schwartz

DH (ABCA/Daktronics), Jared Simon OF,

Evan Stobbs RP (Daktronics)


2007 - Craig Corrado OF, Kevin Ferguson P,

Jonathan Holt P

2006 - Lee Cruz OF, Jose Jimenez 1B, Sergio

Perez P, Ross Jackson P, Orlando Rosales OF

2005 - Lee Cruz 3B

2004 - Justin Boza RP, Joey Watts SP, Roberto

Valiente OF

2003 - Eric Beattie P, Gene Reynolds SS

2002 - Adrian Goas RP

2001 - Kris Sutton P, Charlie Manning P, Tom

Carrow OF

2000 - Ronnie Merrill SS, Jim Kavourias OF,

Kris Sutton P

1998 - Angel Diaz C, Mike Valdes P

1997 - Mike Valdes P, Mike Zerbe OF

1996 - Ricky Burton P, Bo Donaldson P, Erik

Mirza OF, John Pestalozzi OF


1994 - David Dion OF, Gary Graham P, Marc

Rodriguez 3B, Brian Ussery C

1993 - David Dion OF, Mark Jones P, Rodd

Kelley SS, Marc Rodriguez DH, Shawn Slade P,

Ryan Valerius OF, Brian Zaletel 3B

1992 - Lance Chambers OF, Matt Hudson P,


1987 - Dean Kelley OF


HONORABLE MENTION ALL_AMERICANS2010 - Mike Blanke C (NCBWA), Patrick

Donahue (Daktronics), Evan Stobbs

(Daktronics)

NCAA DIVISION II WORLD SERIES MVP2007 - Jonathan Holt RP

2006 - Lee Cruz DH

2003 - Jay Hyland OF

1998 - Ronnie Merrill SS

1997 - Angel Diaz C


1992 - Joe Urso 2B

SOUTH REGION COACH OF THE YEAR2010 - Joe Urso

2007 - Joe Urso

2006 - Joe Urso

2003 - Joe Urso

2001 - Joe Urso

1998 - Terry Rupp

1997 - Terry Rupp

1996 - Terry Rupp

1993 - Lelo Prado

1992 - Lelo Prado

1990 - Lelo Prado

1987 - Ken Dominguez

SOUTH REGION PLAYER OF THE YEAR2006 - Lee Cruz

1993 - Rodd Kelley

1992 - Brian Zaletel

1991 - Ozzie Timmons

1990 - Paul Russo

1989 - Paul Russo

NCAA II WORLD SERIES ALLTOURNAMENT TEAM2007 - Chris Rosenbaum C, Roberto Mena

SS, Junior Mejia OF, Jonathan Holt P

2006 - Troy Ferguson OF, JR Hopf C, Roberto

Mena SS, Sergio Perez P, Lee Cruz DH

2003 - Jay Hyland OF, Gene Reynolds SS, Eric

Thompson 1B, Joey Watts P, Billy Wimberly

DH

1998 - Louis Martinez SS, Mike King OF,

Ronnie Merrill 2B,

Erik Mirza OF, Mike Valdes P

1997 - Angel Diaz C

1993 - David Dion OF (MVP), Gary Graham P,

Brian Zaletel 3B

1992 - Eric Foster OF, Rodd Kelley SS, Joe

Urso 2B (MVP), Brian Zaletel 3B


1987 - Dean Kelley OF, Jerry Krisiukenas OF


Aaron Cook



Honors and AwardsJoe Urso 2B, Brian Zaletel 3B

1991 - Gary Graham P, Matt Hudson P, Rodd

Kelley OF, Ozzie Timmons OF, Joe Urso 2B,

Tim Vannatta OF

1990 - Steve Mauldin OF, Sam Militello P,

Paul Russo 1B, Mike Simmons P, Ozzie

Timmons OF

1989 - Steve Mauldin OF, Sam Militello P, Paul

Russo 1B

1988 - Jerry Krisiukenas OF, Tino Martinez

1B, Sam Militello P, Joey Wardlow 2B

1987 - Jeff Carter P, Alan Calvo P, Dean Kelley

OF, Tino Martinez 1B, Joey Wardlow 2B

1986- Jeff Carter P, Rodney Ehrhard OF, Dean

Kelley OF, Tino Martinez 1B

1985- Steve Mumaw P

1984- Ricky Bernaldo SS, Jeff Carter P

2ND TEAM ALLSOUTH REGION2010 - Josh Bowman P (Daktronics), Tyler

Cox OF (ABCA/Daktronics), Mike Schwartz

DH (NCBWA), Jared Simon OF (Daktronics)

2009 - Mike Schwartz (Daktronics/NCBWA)

2008 - Jesus Barroso 2B, Nolan Brannon DH,

Paul Cruz OF, Kevin Ferguson P, Josh

Bowman P

2007 - Ryan Kennedy 2B, Roberto Mena SS,

Junior Mejia OF

2006 - Aaron Cook P, Craig Corrado DH,

Roberto Mena SS

2005 - T.J. Alonzo OF, Aaron Cook P, Sergio

Perez P, Orlando Rosales OF

2004 - Erick Monzon SS

2003 - Matt Armstrong DH

2002 - Neil Maybin OF, Gene Reynolds SS,

Billy Wimberly IF

2001 - Mike Rabelo C, Joey Watts P

2000 - Brad Safchik OF, Brett Stewart P, Eric

Sims OF, Dan August P, Mike Rabelo C

1998 - Ronnie Merrill SS, Miguel Menendez

1B, Erik Mirza OF, Rick Burton P, John Hipp

P

1997 - Bo Donaldson P, Louis Martinez IF,

Mike Burruezo IF/OF, Dwight Edge OF, Mike

Rabelo C

2000 - Ronnie Merrill SS, Dwight Edge OF,

Matt Smith 1B

1998 - Miguel Menendez (MVP) 1B, Ronnie

Merrill SS, Eric Sims RF, Erik Mirza CF, Angel

Diaz C, Adrian Merkey DH, Rick Burton P,

Mike Valdes P

1997 - Jason Barker OF, Bo Donaldson P,

Louis Martinez SS, Ronnie Merrill 3B, Erik

Mirza OF, Mike Zerbe OF

1996 - Bo Donaldson P, Marc Lovallo P, Ryan

Lichtenfels 1B, Louis Martinez 3B, Erik Mirza

CF, Eric Sims RF

1995 - Evan Satinoff 2B, Jeff Gordon DH

1994 - Lance Chambers OF, Marco Ramirez P

1993 - David Dion OF, Jeff Gordon P, Gary

Graham P, Rodd Kelley SS, Jeff Stebbins 1B,

Ryan Valerius OF, Brian Zaletel 3B

1992 - Lance Chambers OF, Eric Foster OF,

Gary Graham P, Greg Hamilton C, Corey

Jackson OF, Rodd Kelley SS, Joe Urso 2B

1991 - Dave Macaluso SS, Joe Urso 2B, Tim

Vannatta OF

1990 - Greg Hamilton DH, Dave Macaluso SS,

Steve Mauldin OF, Sam Militello P, Ozzie

Timmons OF

1989 - Kevin Langiotti C, Sam Militello P,

Terry Rupp DH, Paul Russo 1B, Ozzie

Timmons OF

1988 - Jerry Krisiukenas OF, Fred Langiotti C,

Rene Martinez SS, Tino Martinez 1B, Sam

Militello P, Terry Rupp DH

1987 -Jeff Carter P, Rodney Ehrhard OF, Rene

Martinez SS, Tino Martinez 1B, Terry Rupp

DH

1986 - Alan Calvo P, Jeff Carter P, Rodney

Ehrhard OF, Rene Martinez SS, Tino Martinez

1B, Joey Wardlow 2B

1984 - Mickey Farrell 3B, Bill McEvoy C, Tim

Wahl RF

SSC COACH OF YEAR2010 - Joe Urso

2008 - Joe Urso

2007 - Joe Urso

2006 - Joe Urso

2003 - Joe Urso

2002 - Joe Urso

2000 - Terry Rupp

1998 - Terry Rupp

1997 - Terry Rupp

1993 - Lelo Prado

1989 - Lelo Prado

1987 - Ken Dominguez

SSC PLAYER OF YEAR2010 - Mike Schwartz DH

2006 - Lee Cruz OF

2001 - Tom Carrow OF

Erik Mirza DH

1996 - Louie Martinez 3B, Brad Wakefield OF

1995 - Erik Mirza OF, Marc Lovallo P

1994 - Rodd Kelley 2B, Steve Ford P

1993 - Eric Foster 2B, Gary Graham P, Jim

West P

1992 - David Dion OF, Gary Graham P, Rodd

Kelley SS

1991 - Greg Hamilton C, Dave Macaluso INF

1990 - Kevin Langiotti C, Joe Urso 2B

1989 - Glen Finnerty 3B, Kevin Langiotti C,

Terry Rupp DH, Ozzie Timmons OF

1988 - Fred Langiotti C, Rene Martinez SS

1987 - Matt Cakora P, Rodney Ehrhard OF,

Jerry Krisiukenas OF, Rene Martinez SS,

Barry Robinson 1B

1986 - Matt Cakora P

1985 - Mack Jenkins P, Dean Rodriguez 3B

*AllAmericans and AllRegion selectionsare ABCA/Rawlings unless otherwisenoted

NCAA II SOUTH REGIONAL MVP2010 - Mike Blanke

2008 - Jesus Barroso

2007 - Jonathan Holt

2006 - Lee Cruz

2003 - Eric Beattie, Marshall Taylor

2001 - Angel Cruz

1998 - Miguel Menendez

1997 - Bo Donaldson P


1992 - Eric Foster OF





NCAA SOUTH REGIONAL ALLTOURNAMENT TEAM2010 - Mike Blanke C, Dylan Brown OF,

Correy Figueroa SS, AJ Pinera P, Brad Roberts

2B, Jared Simon OF

2009 - Devin Gonzalez 3B

2008 - Leo Alvarez C, Jose Jimenez 1B, Jesus

Barroso 2B, Ryan Williams OF, Nolan

Brannon DH

2007 - Nolan Brannon 1B, Craig Corrado OF,

Jose Jimenez DH, Jonathan Holt P, Anthony

Perez P

2006 - Aaron Cook P, Craig Corrado OF, Lee

Cruz DH (MVP), Troy Ferguson OF, Jose

Jimenez 1B, Roberto Mena SS

2003 - Matt Armstrong 1B, Eric Beattie P

(Co-MVP), Casey McKenzie P, Wally Quigg OF,

Marshall Taylor OF (Co-MVP)

2002 - Neil Maybin OF, Wally Quigg 2B, Gene

Reynolds SS

2001 - Angel Cruz (MVP) C, Joey Watts P,Rene Martinez



Honors and Awards2000 - Ronnie Merrill SS

1993 - Rodd Kelley SS

1992 - Brian Zaletel 3B

SSC PITCHER OF YEAR2007 - Kevin Ferguson

2006 - Sergio Perez

2003 - Eric Beattie

2001 - Charlie Manning

1998 - Mike Valdes

1996 - Ricky Burton

SSC FRESHMAN OF YEAR2006 - Jose Jimenez 1B

2002 - Billy Wimberly 3B

2001 - Joey Watts P

1997 - Ronnie Merrill 3B

1996 - Eric Sims OF

1995 - Erik Mirza OF

SSC MALE ATHLETE OF YEAR2003 - Eric Beattie

1998 - Mike Valdes

1990 - Paul Russo

1ST TEAM ALLSSC2010 - Mike Blanke C, Tyler Cox OF, Patrick

Donahue UT, Mike Schwartz DH, Jared Simon

OF

2009 - Alex Koronis RP, Jared Simon UT


2007 - Ryan Kennedy 2B, Craig Corrado OF,

Kevin Ferguson P, Jonathan Holt P

2006 - Aaron Cook P, Lee Cruz OF, Ross

Jackson P, Jose Jimenez 1B, Roberto Mena SS,

Sergio Perez P, Orlando Rosales OF

2005 - Lee Cruz 3B, Aaron Cook RP, Sergio

Perez SP

2004 - Roberto Valiente OF, Joey Watts SP,

Justin Boza RP

2003 - Matt Armstrong DH, Eric Beattie P,

Gene Reynolds SS

2002 - Adrian Goas RP, Neil Maybin OF, Gene

Reynolds SS, Joey Watts SP, Billy Wimberly

3B

2001 - Tom Carrow OF, Charlie Manning P,

Kris Sutton P, Joey Watts P

2000 - Ronnie Merrill SS, Jim Kavourias OF,

Mike Rabelo C, Charlie Manning SP, Kris

Sutton RP

1999 - Miguel Menendez 1B, Mike King OF,

Mike Rabelo C

1998 - Miguel Menendez 1B, Ronnie Merrill

SS, Erik Mirza OF, Angel Diaz C, Mike Valdes P

1997 - Louis Martinez SS, Erik Mirza DH

1996 - Ricky Burton P, Bo Donaldson P, Erik

Mirza OF


1994 - David Dion OF, Gary Graham P, Marc

Rodriguez 3B

1996 - Louie Martinez SS, John Pestalozzi OF

1994 - Rodd Kelley 2B, Brian Ussery C

1993 - Eric Foster 2B, Gary Graham P, Mark

Jones P, Ryan Valerius OF

1992 - Rodd Kelley SS

1991 - Gary Graham P, Greg Hamilton C,

Rodd Kelley SS

1990 - Joe Urso 2B

1989 - Glen Finnerty 3B, Steve Mauldin OF,

Terry Rupp DH

1988 - Jerry Krisiukenas OF, Fred Langiotti C,

Rene Martinez SS

1987 - Matt Cakora P, Jeff Carter P, Jerry

Krisiukenas OF, Rene Martinez SS

1985 - Dean Kelley OF, Dean Rodriguez 3B

1984 - Tim Wahl OF

HONORABLE MENTION ALLSSC2010 - Evan Stobbs RP

2007 - Jose Jimenez UTIL

2006 - Troy Ferguson OF, Billy Wimberly 3B

2005 - Roberto Valiente OF

2004 - Marshall Taylor OF

2003 - Casey McKenzie P

2000 - Dan August P

1999 - Ronnie Merrill SS, Adrian Merkey, DH

1997 - Ronnie Merrill 3B

1996 - Brian Ussery C, Brad Wakefield OF

1993 - Jeff Stebbins 1B

1992 - David Dion OF, Greg Hamilton C, Matt

Hudson P

1991 - Glen Finnerty 3B, Matt Hudson P

1990 - Mike Simmons P


1988 - Steve Mauldin OF, Paul Mirocke P

1985 - Fred Langiotti C

RAWLINGS SOUTH REGION GOLD GLOVE2009 - Tyler Cox OF

2008 - Scott Chapman P

2007 - Kevin Ferguson P, Ryan Kennedy 2B

ACADEMIC ALLDISTRICT2009 - Josh Bowman (first team)

2007 - Chris Rosenbaum (first team)

1994 - David Dion (first team), Brian Ussery

(third team)

1990 - Steve Mauldin (second team)

1989 - Steve Mauldin (first team)

1988 - Steve Mauldin (third team)

1983 - Mickey Farrell (second team)

ACADEMIC ALLAMERICANS2007 - Chris Rosenbaum (first team)

1994 - David Dion (second team), Brian

Ussery (third team)

1990 - Steve Mauldin (second team)

1989 - Steve Mauldin (first team)

1988 - Steve Mauldin (third team)

1983 - Mickey Farrell (second team)

1993 - David Dion OF, Rodd Kelley SS, Marc

Rodriguez DH, Brian Zaletel 3B

1992 - Lance Chambers OF, Joe Urso 2B,

Brian Zaletel 3B

1991 - Ozzie Timmons OF, Joe Urso 2B, Tim

Vannatta OF

1990 - Steve Mauldin OF, Sam Militello P, Paul

Russo 1B, Ozzie Timmons OF


1988 - Tino Martinez 1B, Sam Militello P, Joey

Wardlow 2B

1987 - Alan Calvo P, Dean Kelley OF, Tino

Martinez 1B, Joey Wardlow 2B

1986 - Jeff Carter P, Rodney Ehrhard OF,

Dean Kelley OF, Tino Martinez 1B

1985 - Dan Maglich P/1B, Steve Mumaw P

1984 - Ricky Bernaldo SS, Steve Mumaw P

2ND TEAM ALLSSC2010 - Josh Bowman P, Dylan Brown OF,

Correy Figueroa SS, AJ Pinera P, Brad Roberts

2B, John Wiedenbauer P

2009 - Casey Albanese SS, Correy Figueroa

2B, Mike Schwartz DH

2008 - Jesus Barroso 2B, Nolan Brannon UT,

Josh Bowman P, Kevin Ferguson P

2007 - Roberto Mena SS, Troy Ferguson OF,

Junior Mejia OF, Chris Rosenbaum C, Nolan

Brannon DH

2006 - Craig Corrado DH, Ryan Kennedy 2B

2005 - Orlando Rosales OF, T.J. Alonzo UT

2004 - Matt Armstrong 1B, Erick Monzon SS,

Tim Duff C, Eric Beattie SP, Casey McKenzie

SP

2003 - Joey Watts P, Billy Wimberly 3B

2002 - Eric Thompson 1B

2001 - Mike Rabelo C, Sam Figueroa SP

2000 - Eric Sims 3B, Brett Stewart P

1999 - Brett Stewart P

1998 - Louis Martinez 2B, Eric Sims OF, Greg

Watson RP, Rick Burton P

1997 - Jason Barker OF, Bo Donaldson P, Evan

Satinoff 2B, Mike Valdes P, Mike Zerbe OF

Jonathan Holt



Overall Postseason Record: 88-47South Region Record: 57-3014 South Regional ChampionshipsNCAA II Championships Record: 31-17Five National Championships

1984 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southernlost to Florida Southern, 9-4

lost to Florida Southern, 4-3


1986 National SemifinalistNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southernlost to Florida Southern, 8-5

def. Florida Southern, 13-10




NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)lost to Cal-State Sacramento, 14-12

lost to Mankato State, 2-6

1987 National RunnerUpNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southernlost to Eckerd, 8-4



NCAA II Championships (Mongomery, Ala.)lost to Troy State, 6-0

def. New Haven, 5-4

def. Columbus, 17-3

lost to Troy State, 7-5

1988 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southerndef. Florida Southern, 4-0





1989 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Florida Southern, 10-1

lost to Rollins, 17-4


1990 National SemifinalistNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Florida Southern 14-1

def. Rollins, 8-7

def. Rollins, 8-7

NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Central Missouri, 10-2

lost to Jacksonville State, 10-8

def. Central Missouri, 10-5

lost to Jacksonville State, 3-0

1991 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southerndef. Florida Tech, 6-5



1992 National ChampionsNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southerndef. Valdosta State, 7-5



NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Lewis, 6-2

def. Missouri Southern, 7-4

def. Lewis, 15-2

def. Mansfield, 7-5

1993 National ChampionsNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampalost to Rollins, 14-8

def. Florida Atlantic, 12-1

def. Rollins, 11-6

def. Florida Atlantic, 8-2

NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. North Dakota, 10-6

def. Troy State, 13-1

def. Troy State, 4-3

def. Cal Poly-SLO 7-5

1994 South RegionNCAA South Regionalat Plant City, Fla.lost to North Florida, 4-3


1995 South RegionNCAA South Regionalat Plant City, Fla.lost to Florida Southern, 19-17

def. North Florida, 5-4


1996 National SemifinalistNCAA South Regionalat Plant City, Fla.def. Saint Leo, 8-2



NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)lost to Delta State, 8-4

def. Missouri-St. Louis, 9-7

lost to Delta State, 11-10

1997 National SemifinalistNCAA South Regionalat Plant City, Fla.def. North Florida, 11-5



NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Adelphi, 13-1

lost to Chico State, 5-3

def. SIU-Edwardsville, 14-4

def. Central Oklahoma, 18-1

lost to Central Oklahoma, 8-4

1998 National ChampionsNCAA South Regionalhosted by Eckerddef. Florida Southern, 4-2

def. Barry, 8-2

def. Barry, 13-0

NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Central Missouri, 9-5

def. West Georgia, 5-1

def. West Georgia, 10-0

def. Kennesaw State, 6-1

2000 South RegionNCAA South Regionalat Davenport, Fla.def. Saint Leo, 10-3

lost to Gardner Webb, 4-3


2001 National SemifinalistNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Saint Leo, 8-4

def. Lenoir-Rhyne, 12-5

def. Saint Leo, 21-5

NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)lost to SIU-Edwardsville, 9-4

lost to Delta State, 14-11

2002 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Rollins, 1-0




2003 National RunnerUpNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southerndef. Presbyterian, 11-3


def. Tusculum, 8-6

Spartans in the NCAA Tournament





NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Abilene Christian, 14-2

def. Kennesaw State, 6-0

def. Franklin Pierce, 18-9

lost to Central Missouri, 11-4

2004 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Rollinslost to Florida Southern, 6-1


2005 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Florida Southernlost to Tusculum, 3-0

def. Rollins, 2-1

def. Tusculum, 7-6


2006 National ChampionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Albany State, 14-0


def. Florida Gulf Coast, 12-5

def. Catawba, 15-5

NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Francis Marion, 4-3

def. Montevallo, 5-4

def. Franklin Pierce, 13-3

def. Chico State, 3-2

2007 National ChampionsNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Stillman, 5-3

def. Carson Newman, 6-4

def. Tusculum, 5-3



NCAA II Championships (Montgomery, Ala.)def. Cal State-Los Angeles, 13-5

def. Nebraska-Omaha, 9-2

def. Southern Indiana, 8-1

def. Columbus State, 7-2

2008 National QuarterfinalistNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Stillman, 21-6

def. Florida Tech, 10-7

def. Catawba, 12-7

def. Catawba, 9-8

NCAA II Championships (Sauget, Ill.)lost to Ashland 6-5

lost to Ouachita Baptist 12-10

2009 South RegionNCAA South Regionalhosted by Southern Arkansaslost to Lynn, 11-8

def. Stillman, 21-8

lost to Valdosta State, 10-5

2010 National QuarterfinalistNCAA South Regionalhosted by Tampadef. Florida Tech, 7-1

def. Valdosta State, 17-7

def. Southern Arkansas, 20-5

lost to Southern Arkansas, 10-7

def. Southern Arkansas, 20-3

NCAA II Championships (Cary, N.C.)lost to Central Missouri, 3-0

lost to Georgia College & State, 2-1

Record vs. NCAA Opponents

Abilene Christian ..............................1-0Adelphi ..................................................1-0Albany State ........................................1-0Ashland ................................................0-1Barry......................................................2-0Cal Poly-SLO ......................................1-0Cal State-Los Angeles ......................1-0Cal State-Sacramento......................0-1Carson Newman ..............................1-0Catawba ................................................3-0Central Missouri ..............................3-2Central Oklahoma ............................1-1Chico State ..........................................1-1Columbus ............................................1-0Columbus State ..................................1-0Delta State ............................................0-3Eckerd ..................................................0-1Florida Atlantic ..................................2-0Florida Gulf Coast..............................1-0Florida Southern..........................21-20Florida Tech ........................................3-0Francis Marion ..................................1-0Franklin Pierce..................................2-0Gardner Webb....................................0-1Georgia College & State ..................0-1Jacksonville State ..............................0-2Kennesaw State ................................2-0Lenoir-Rhyne ....................................1-0Lewis ....................................................2-0Lynn ......................................................0-1Mankato State ....................................0-1Mansfield..............................................1-0Missouri-St. Louis ............................1-0Missouri Southern ..........................1-0Montevallo ..........................................1-0Nebraska-Omaha..............................1-0New Haven..........................................1-0North Dakota......................................1-0North Florida ......................................2-1Ouachita Baptist................................0-1Presbyterian ......................................1-0Rollins ..................................................5-4Saint Leo ..............................................4-0Southern Arkansas ..........................2-1SIU-Edwardsville ..............................1-1Southern Indiana ............................1-0Stillman ................................................3-0Troy State ............................................2-2Tusculum ............................................3-1Valdosta State......................................2-1West Georgia ......................................2-0

Spartans in the NCAA Tournament

Spartans in the Top 25Year PR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 F2010 7 4 20 15 21 16 7 6 4 3 3 6 3 2 2 2 - 52009 2 1 10 9 11 24 12 19 16 13 19 15 18 13 10 27 - 262008 1 1 1 1 3 3 7 6 6 4 4 5 3 3 3 3 3 102007 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 2 3 2 1 7 2 1 12006 5 13 14 10 8 5 4 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 12005 12 7 5 5 4 4 1 1 4 7 5 NR 20 18 23 9 7 82004 1 5 5 3 1 1 3 7 7 7 9 7 6 5 4 13 12 122003 3 3 2 2 2 3 5 7 1 2 2 5 4 2 2 4 3 32002 6 6 19 25 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR 21 13 10 9 9 11 132001 5 5 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 52000 9 6 7 5 5 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 11 121999 1 3 3 25 30 NR NR NR 25 29 NR NR NR NR NR - - NR1998 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1

*Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Top 25 Poll, since final week of 1998

NCAA Division II national polls are also released by the NCBWA and College BaseballLineup



1992 National Champions


Cal-Poly SLO 5Tampa 7

Date: June 5, 1993Attendance: 3,100at Montgomery, Ala. (Paterson Field)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H ECal-Poly SLO 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 12 4Tampa 2 0 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 7 8 2

Pitchers:Tampa: Gary Graham(9).Cal-Poly SLO: Chergey (6), Stephens (2).Win: Gary GrahamLoss: Chergey

Time of game: 2:13

Tampa 11Mansfield (Pa.) 8

Date: May 30, 1992Attendance: 2,500at Montgomery, Ala. (Paterson Field)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H EMansfield 4 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 8 15 0Tampa 3 1 1 4 0 2 0 0 0 11 14 3

Pitchers:Tampa: Matt Hudson (9).Mansfield: Brad Crills (3), Jim Beck (2.1), Jeff Lefrois (2.2)Win: Matt HudsonLoss: Crills

Time of game: 2:37

National Championships


Tampa 6Kennesaw State 1

Date: May 30, 1998Attendance: 3,853at Montgomery, Ala. (Paterson Field)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H ETampa 0 0 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 6 14 0Kennesaw St. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 1

PitchersTampa: Mike Valdes (9)Kennesaw State: Chris Bowen (3.2), Gary Bohannon (5.1)Win: Mike ValdesLoss: Chris Bowen

Time of game: 2:15




Tampa 3Chico State 2

Date: June 3, 2006Attendance: 758at Montgomery, Ala. (Riverwalk Stadium)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 R H ETampa 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 3 12 0 (54-6)Chico State 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 5 1 (46-21)

PitchersTampa: Ross Jackson; Aaron Cook (8); Sergio Perez (10)Chico State: Bryant; Rieck (6); Spottiswood (7); Tyson (10);Buker (10).Win: Aaron Cook(9-1) Save-Sergio Perez(1) Loss: Spottiswood

Time of game: 3:10


Tampa 7Columbus State 2

Date: June 1, 2006Attendance: 692at Montgomery, Ala. (Riverwalk Stadium)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H ETampa 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 3 7 11 1 (53-10)Columbus St 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 6 3 (51-19)

PitchersTampa: Jonathan HoltChico State: Arrington; Floyd (8); Norrell (9).Win: Jonathan Holt (4-2) Loss: Arrington

Time of game: 2:30

National Championships



Only three numbers have been retired in the history of University of Tampa baseball. All three playersare also members of the University of Tampa Athletic Hall of Fame and the Sunshine State ConferenceHall of Fame. Tino Martinez, Lelo Prado and Sam Militello each had stellar careers for the Spartans andhave received the ultimate recognition of having their jerseys retired by the school.

#3 Tino Martinez

#1 Lelo Prado

In his three years as first baseman for the University of Tampa, Martinez was a three-time first-teamall-SSC, all-South Region and All-America pick, in addition to being selected to the Academic All-America team. Playing in his hometown of Tampa, he broke school records for batting average(.398), home runs (54) and runs batted in (222). In 1988, he was a finalist for the Golden SpikesAward, which is given to the top collegiate baseball player in the nation at any division level. Martinezwas a member of the USA team that won the 1988 Olympic gold medal in baseball in Korea, and wasmost valuable player of the World Amateur Championships in Italy in 1988. That same year he wasalso named Tampa Sports Club Amateur Athlete of the Year. Martinez was selected in the first round(14th pick overall) of the 1988 draft by the Seattle Mariners. He also helped the New York Yankeeswin the World Series in 1996 and 1998-2000. He also made the 1995 and 1997 All-Star rosters.

A former Tampa baseball player was head baseball coach for the Spartans for seven years. Prado'srecord at Tampa from 1989 through 1995 was 278-124-1. His .691 winning percentage ranksamong the top 10 in Division II history. Under Prado, the Spartans played in the post-season all sevenseasons as he was head coach and won the national championship in 1992 and 1993. He was namedNational Coach of the Year twice, SSC Coach of the Year three times and South Region Coach of theYear four times. Tampa won two SSC titles and three South Region championships under Prado.Prado coached 17 first or second team All-America selections at Tampa, including national player ofthe year Sam Militello in 1990, two Academic All-Americans, 43 all-South Region picks and 32 all-Sunshine State Conference Selections. During his tenure at Tampa, seven Spartans were drafted bymajor league clubs, nine of whom played pro ball and four have reached the major leagues, includingTino Martinez (Yankees), Jeff Carter (Chicago White Sox), Ozzie Timmons (Chicago Cubs) andMilitello (Yankees). Prado is the current head coach for the University of South Florida.

#22 Sam MilitelloMilitello was Division II pitcher-of-the-year in 1990. The three-time, All-America (1988 third team,

1989 and ’90 first team) as a pitcher for the Spartans, was drafted by the New York Yankees afterhis junior year. While at Tampa, the 1987 graduate of Tampa Jefferson High School set four schoolrecords that still stand today – career strikeouts (440), single season strikeouts (182), most inningspitched in a single season (143.2) and most wins in a season (15). He holds the Division II nationalrecord for most strikeouts in a season, is sixth in career strikeouts, seventh in career wins (37) and12th overall in single season victories. Militello was South Region pitcher-of-the-year in ’89 and ’90and an All-South Region pick three times. The righthander also was an All-Conference choice threetimes. He was most valuable player in the ’88 South Region tournament and made the All-Tournament team in 1990 at the national championships when Tampa finished third. After postinga 35-11 record in the minor leagues for two and one-half years, Militello was called up to theYankees in August of ’92 and pitched a one-hit shutout over seven innings against Boston in hisdebut. He finished the year at 4-4. An injury in spring training in ’93 basically forced him out ofbaseball despite two comeback attempts. He is now an assistant baseball coach at the University of

Retired Numbers



Name Years at UT Position Pro Team Level Draft (YearRdTeam)Eric Beattie 2001-04 Pitcher Detroit Tigers A 2004-2nd-TigersMike Blanke 2010 Catcher Chicago White Sox A 2010-14th-White SoxJosh Bowman 2008-10 Pitcher Oakland Athletics A 2010-10th-AthleticsNolan Brannon 2007-08 Utility Los Angeles Angels AADylan Brown 2010 Outfield New York Mets A 2010-37th-MetsMatt Cakora 1984-87 Pitcher Chicago Cubs AATom Carrow 2001 Outfield Milwaukee Brewers A 2001-37th-BrewersJeff Carter 1985-87 Pitcher Chicago White Sox MajorsAaron Cook 2005-06 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels AA 2006-35th-AngelsCraig Corrado 2006-07 Outfield Houston Astros A 2007-14th-AstrosLee Cruz 2005-06 Outfield Houston Astros AAA 2006-10th-White SoxPaul Cruz 2007-08 Outfield St. Louis Cardinals A 2008-40th-CardinalsAngel Diaz 1997-98 Catcher Los Angeles Angels AAA 1998-28th-AngelsJohn DiVincenzo 1975-78 Pitcher Philadelphia Phillies AABo Donaldson 1996-97 Pitcher San Diego Padres AAA 1997-19th-AngelsTim Duff 2002-04 Catcher Los Angeles Angels AAADwight Edge 2000-01 Outfield Arizona Diamondbacks ARodney Ehrhard 1986-87 Catcher New York Yankees AAustin Evans 2010 Pitcher Chicago White Sox A 2010-23rd-White SoxKevin Ferguson 2007-08 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels A 2008-43rd-AngelsCorrey Figueroa 2009-10 Second Base Kansas City Roayals ACarmine Giardina 2009-10 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels A 2010-15th-AngelsAdrian Goas 2000-02 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels AJ.R. Hopf 2005-06 Catcher Milwaukee Brewers AAAJonathan Holt 2007 Pitcher Cleveland Indians A 2007-5th-IndiansMack Jenkins 1983-86 Pitcher Cincinnati Reds AAJose Jimenez 2006-09 First Base Los Angeles Angels AA 2009-49th-AngelsJim Kavourias 2000 Outfield Florida Marlins A 2000-5th-MarlinsDanny Keefe 2008-09 Pitcher Chicago Cubs A 2009-14th-CubsDean Kelley 1984-87 Infield New York Yankees AA 1987-10th-YankeesRodd Kelley 1991-94 Infield Los Angeles Angels ARyan Kennedy 2006-07 Second Base Los Angeles Angels A 2007-19th-AngelsJack Koch 1997 Pitcher Cincinnati Reds A 1997-24th-YankeesAlex Koronis 2009 Pitcher Tampa Bay Rays A 2009-11th-RaysFred Langiotti 1985-88 Catcher St. Louis Cardinals A 1988-21st-CardinalsScott Leffler 2006-07 Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays A 2007-8th-Blue JaysGarrett Maines 2007-09 Catcher Toronto Blue Jays ACharlie Manning 2000-01 Pitcher Washington Nationals Majors 2001-9th-YankeesLouis Martinez 1996-99 Shortstop Atlanta Braves AAATino Martinez 1986-88 First Base St. Louis Cardinals Majors 1988-1st-MarinersSteve Mauldin 1987-90 Outfield Kansas City Royals ANeil Maybin 2001-02 Outfield Atlanta Braves A

Spartans in Professional Baseball

Jeff Carter Lou Piniella Tino Martinez



Spartans in Professional BaseballCasey McKenzie 2001-04 Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays A 2004-27th-Blue JaysRoberto Mena 2006-07 Shortstop Houston Astros A 2007-19th-MarinersRonnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-00 Shortstop Colorado Rockies AAA 2000-7th-TigersEric Mirza 1995-98 Center Field Houston Astros ASam Militello 1988-90 Pitcher New York Yankees Majors 1990-6thYankeesEric Monzon 2002-04 Shortstop Seattle Mariners AAASteve Mumaw 1984-95 Pitcher Toronto Blue Jays AAA 1985-86th-Blue JaysNick Nordgren 2009 Outfield San Francisco Giants ARoscoe Palmer 1980-82 Outfield Kansas City Royals A 1982-12th-RoyalsSergio Perez 2004-06 Pitcher Houston Astros AAA 2006-2nd-AstrosNick Peterson 2005-06 Pitcher New York Yankees A 2006-12th-YankeesA.J. Pinera 2009-10 Pitcher New York Mets A 2010-18th-MetsLou Piniella 1962-66 Manager Seattle Mariners Majors Mike Rabelo 1999-01 Catcher Florida Marlins Majors 2001-14th-TigersFrank Ramppen 1978-80 Infield Minnesota Twins AMarty Reed 1983-84 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels AAA 1984-14th-AngelsGene Reynolds 2002-03 Shortstop Colorado Rockies A 2003-9th-RockiesBarry Robinson 1984-87 Infield Kansas City Royals AOrlando Rosales 2005-06 Outfield Houston Astros AA 2006-19th-AstrosChris Rosenbaum 2005-07 Catcher Los Angeles Angels ATerry Rupp 1987-89 Infield San Diego Padres A 1989-17th-PadresPat Russo 1989-90 Infield Minnesota Twins APaul Russo 1988-90 Third Base New York Yankees AAA 1990-16th-TwinsMike Schwartz 2009-10 Designated Hitter Chicago White Sox A 2010-17th-White SoxJared Simon 2008-10 Outfield Colorado Rockies A 2010-6th-RockiesShawn Slade 1992-93 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels A 1993-26th-AngelsSam Steed 1991-92 Pitcher Kansas City Royals AKris Sutton 2000-01 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels A 2001-30th-AngelsJohn Sylvester 1977-78 Outfield San Francisco Giants AOzzie Timmons 1989-91 Outfield Atlanta Braves Majors 1991-5th-CubsBrian Toronto 1994 Pitcher Northern League AJoe Urso 1989-92 Second Base Los Angeles Angels AA 1992-49th-AngelsBrian Ussery 1993-96 Catcher Los Angeles Angels A 1996-19th-AngelsRoberto Valiente 2004-05 Outfield Texas Rangers A 2005-44th-RangersJoey Wardlow 1985-88 Infield Texas Rangers AA 1988-20th-RangersGreg Watson 1998-99 Pitcher Detroit Tigers A 1999-26th-TigersJoey Watts 2001-04 Pitcher Detroit Tigers AKenny White 2000-01 Infield Baltimore Orioles ASteve White 1989-92 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels AJohn Wiedenbauer 2007-10 Pitcher Los Angeles Angels A 2010-50th-AngelsJohnny Williams 2005-07 Pitcher Cleveland Indians A 2007-38th-IndiansBrian Zalatel 1992-93 Third Base San Francisco Giants AMike Zerbe 1994-97 Third Base Northern League A

Sam Militello Ozzie Timmons Mike Rabelo



Year Player,Pos. Round Draft Club Final Club Level1984 Marty Reed, P 14 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AAA1985 Steve Mumaw, P 86 Toronto Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays AAA1987 Dean Kelley, INF 10 New York Yankees New York Yankees AA1988 Tino Martinez, 1B 1 Seattle Mariners St. Louis Cardinals Majors

Joey Wardlow, INF 20 Texas Rangers Texas Rangers AAFred Langiotti, C 21 St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals A

1989 Terry Rupp, INF 17 San Diego Padres San Diego Padres A1990 Sam Militello, P 6 New York Yankees New York Yankees Majors

Paul Russo, 3B 17 Minnesota Twins New York Yankees AAA1991 Ozzie Timmons, OF 5 Chicago Cubs Atlanta Braves Majors1992 Joe Urso, 2B 49 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AA1993 Shawn Slade, P 26 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels A1996 Brian Ussery, C 19 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels A1997 Bo Donaldson, P 19 Los Angeles Angels San Diego Padres AAA

Jack Koch, P 24 New York Yankees Cincinnati Reds AA1998 Angel Diaz, C 28 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AAA1999 Greg Watson, P 26 Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers A2000 Jim Kavourias, OF 5 Florida Marlins Florida Marlins A2001 Charlie Manning, P 9 New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals Majors

Mike Rabelo, C 14 Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers MajorsKris Sutton, P 30 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels ATom Carrow, OF 37 Milwaukee Brewers Milwaukee Brewers A

2003 Gene Reynolds, SS 9 Colorado Rockies Colorado Rockies A2004 Eric Beattie, P 2 Detroit Tigers Detroit Tigers A

Casey McKenzie, P 27 Toronto Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays A2005 Roberto Valiente, OF 44 Texas Rangers Texas Rangers A2006 Sergio Perez, P 2 Houston Astros Houston Astros AAA

Lee Cruz, OF 10 Chicago White Sox Houston Astros AAANick Peterson, P 12 New York Yankees New York Yankees AOrlando Rosales, OF 19 Houston Astros Houston Astros AAAaron Cook, P 35 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AA

2007 Jonathan Holt, P 5 Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians AScott Leffler, P 8 Toronto Blue Jays Toronto Blue Jays ACraig Corrado, OF 14 Houston Astros Houston Astros ARoberto Mena, SS 19 Seattle Mariners Houston Astros ARyan Kennedy, 2B 19 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AJohnny Williams, P 38 Cleveland Indians Cleveland Indians A

2008 Jose Jimenez, 1B/3B 33 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels -Paul Cruz, OF 40 St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Cardinals AKevin Ferguson, P 43 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels A

2009 Alex Koronis 11 Tampa Bay Rays Tampa Bay Rays ADanny Keefe 14 Chicago Cubs Chicago Cubs ACarmine Giardina 22 Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Pirates -Jose Jimenez 49 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AA

2010 Jared Simon 6 Colorado Rockies Colorado Rockies AJosh Bowman 10 Oakland Athletics Oakland Athletics AMike Blanke 14 Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox ACarmine Giardina 15 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels AMike Schwartz 17 Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox AA.J. Pinera 18 New York Mets New York Mets AAustin Evans 23 Chicago White Sox Chicago White Sox ADylan Brown 37 New York Mets New York Mets AJohn Wiedenbauer 50 Los Angeles Angels Los Angeles Angels A

Spartans in the MLB Draft

Spartan Draft Picks by Year

1981-11984-11985-11987-11988-3

1989-11990-21991-11992-11993-1

1996-11997-21998-11999-12000-1

2001-42003-12004-22005-12006-5

2007-62008-32009-42010-9TOTAL: 54



Batting Average1. .452 Tino Martinez (85-188) 1988

2. .450 Paul Russo (100-222) 1990

3. .441 Lee Cruz (104-236) 2006

4. .427 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. (90-211) 2000

5. .423 Tom Carrow (85-201) 2001

6. .422 Tino Martinez (92-218) 1987

7. .420 Craig Corrado (113-269) 2007

8. .415 Mike Schwartz (76-183) 2010

9. .413 Orlando Rosales (100-242) 2006

10. .407 Brian Zaletel (88-216) 1992

Slugging Percentage1. .957 Tino Martinez (188 AB) 1988

2. .869 Paul Russo (222 AB) 1990

3. .864 Lee Cruz (236 AB) 2006

4. .826 Paul Russo (207 AB) 1989

5. .788 Jim Kavourias (203 AB) 2000

6. .761 Tom Carrow (201 AB) 2001

7. .736 Orlando Rosales (242 AB) 2006

8. .717 Rodney Erhard (240 AB) 1986

9. .716 Mike Schwartz (183 AB) 2010

10. .714 Jose Jimenez (203 AB) 2006

OnBase Percentage1. .596 Mike Schwartz (183 AB) 2010

2. .543 Jose Jimenez (177 AB) 2009

3. .539 Tino Martinez (188 AB) 1988

4. .532 Paul Russo (222 AB) 1990

5. .519 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. (211 AB) 2000

6. .517 Patrick Donahue (180 AB) 2010

7. .511 Tino Martinez (218 AB) 1987

8. .502 Paul Russo (207 AB) 1989

9. .492 Eddie Cowans (152 AB) 1982

10. .490 Brian Zaletel (216 AB) 1992

Highest Stolen Base Percentage1. 1.000 22 times

Games Played1. 64 Rodd Kelley 1993

1. 64 Dave Dion 1993

3. 63 Troy Ferguson 2007

3. 63 Roberto Mena 2007

3. 63 Ryan Kennedy 2007

3. 63 Craig Corrado 2007

3. 63 Jose Jimenez 2007

8. 62 Junior Mejia 2007

8. 62 7 times

Games Started1. 64 Rodd Kelley 1993

Individual Season Records

Orlando Rosales

6. 20 Dave Dion 1993

7. 18 Ozzie Timmons 1991

7. 18 Rodney Erhard 1986

9. 17 Lee Cruz 2005


9. 17 Tino Martinez 1986

Runs Batted In1. 97 Lee Cruz 2006

2. 90 Jim Kavourias 2000


4. 81 Paul Russo 1989



7. 71 Marc Rodriguez 1995

7. 71 Lee Cruz 2005

9. 70 Orlando Rosales 2006

10. 69 Angel Diaz 1998

Total Bases1. 204 Lee Cruz 2006









10. 158 Dave Dion 1993

Walks1. 75 Mike Schwartz 2010


3. 54 Joe Urso 1990



6. 52 Greg Hamilton 1992


8. 48 Joe Urso 1992

8. 48 Joe Urso 1989

10. 45 Bob Fernandes 1984

Intentional Walks1. 5 Jose Jimenez 2007


3. 3 Mike Rabelo 2001

3. 3 Nolan Brannon 2008

3. 3 Dwight Edge 2000

3. 3 Jared Simon 2010

3. 3 Neal Maybin 2002

8. 2 6 times

Hit by Pitch1. 17 Brad Wakefield 1995

2. 16 Mike Schwartz 2009

3. 13 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 2000




5. 11 Ryan Strayer 1991

5. 11 Casey Albanese 2009

9. 10 4 times

Sacrifice Flies1. 8 Matt Ulvenes 1990

1. 8 Nolan Brannon 2008


3. 7 David Macaluso 1991

3. 7 Erick Monzon 2003

3. 7 Gene Reynolds 2003

3. 7 Rene Martinez 1986






7. 62 7 times

At Bats1. 279 Rodd Kelley 1993


3. 255 Dean Kelley 1986

4. 253 Rodd Kelley 1992





9. 247 Dave Dion 1993


Runs Scored1. 78 Lee Cruz 2006


1. 78 Eric Sims 2000

4. 76 Joe Urso 1990








Hits1. 113 Craig Corrado 2007

2. 104 Lee Cruz 2006







9. 91 Steve Mauldin 1990



Doubles1. 27 Erik Mirza 1998

1. 27 Brian Zaletel 1992

3. 25 Erik Mirza 1996


5. 23 Joe Urso 1992


6. 22 Brad Wakefield 1997


6. 22 Erik Mirza 1997

6. 22 Tom Carrow 2001

Triples1. 10 Jason Barker 1997




5. 7 Todd Stetson 1984

5. 7 Tim Wahl 1984

7. 6 8 times

Home Runs1. 26 Lee Cruz 2006







Individual Season Records

3. 7 Jim Petrillo 1981

3. 7 Lance Chambers 1992

3. 7 Mike Blanke 2010

Sacrifice Hits1. 13 Evan Satinoff 1995

2. 12 Marshall Taylor 2004

3. 11 Miguel Menendez 1998

4. 10 Jesus Barroso 2008


4. 10 Marshall Taylor 2003



7. 9 Brad Chamberlain 2005

7. 9 Rob Kane 2008

7. 9 Mike Vargo 1994

Stolen Bases1. 52 Eddie Cowans (52-52) 1982

2. 49 Eric Sims (49-57) 2000

3. 38 Eddie Cowans (38-46) 1980

4. 34 Jerry Krisiukenas (34-36) 1987

4. 34 Rodney Erhard (34-35) 1986

6. 33 Rodd Kelley (33-40) 1993


8. 31 Roberto Valiente (31-34) 2004

8. 31 Eric Foster (31-34) 1993

8. 31 Joe Urso (31-34) 1992

Stolen Base Attempts1. 57 Eric Sims (49-57) 2000

2. 52 Eddie Cowans (52-52) 1982

3. 46 Eddie Cowans (38-46) 1980


5. 40 Rodd Kelley (33-40) 1993

6. 36 Erik Mirza (30-36) 1996


8. 35 Rodney Erhard (34-35) 1986

9. 34 4 times

Reached Base on Error1. 14 Jesus Barroso 2008







6. 8 Roberto Valiente 2005



1. 19 Jonathan Holt 2007

1. 19 Kris Sutton 2001

3. 18 Justin Boza 2004

4. 17 Anthony Perez 2008

4. 17 Adrian Goas 2002

6. 12 Aaron Cook 2005

7. 10 Evan Stobbs 2010


7. 10 Shawn Slade 1993

10. 8 Pat Russo 1989

10. 8 Stephen Ford 1994

Appearances1. 41 Kris Sutton 2000



2. 31 Pat Russo 1989

2. 31 Jonathan Holt 2007

2. 31 Marty Reed 1984


8. 30 4 times

Games Started1. 19 Sam Militello 1990

2. 18 Eric Beattie 2003

3. 17 Joey Watts 2003


3. 17 Mike Valdes 1998

3. 17 Sergio Perez 2006

7. 16 12 times

Complete Games1. 10 Matt Hudson 1992

2. 8 Sam Militello 1988

2. 8 Marco Ramirez 1995

2. 8 Matt Hudson 1991


5. 7 Rob Abromson 1983

5. 7 Rich Mendes 1982

5. 7 Mike Simmons 1990


9. 6 Gary Graham 1993


Games Finished1. 27 Jonathan Holt 2007



3. 24 Anthony Perez 2008


6. 18 Alex Koronis 2009


Reached on Fielders Choice1. 16 Roberto Mena 2006


3. 13 Tyler Cox 2009


5. 12 Jesus Barroso 2009

6. 11 Chris Rosenbaum 2007

6. 11 Steven Broschofsky 2009

6. 11 Correy Figueroa 2010

9. 10 5 times

Lowest Earned Run Average1. 1.15 Kris Sutton (86.1 IP) 2000

2. 1.15 Adrian Goas (47.0 IP) 2002

3. 1.34 Steve Mumaw (134.2 IP) 1984

4. 1.57 Aaron Cook (68.2 IP) 2005

5. 1.64 Jonathan Holt (66.0 IP) 2007

5. 1.64 Josh Weis (55.0 IP) 2003

7. 1.75 Sam Militello (143.2 IP) 1990

8. 1.91 Bo Donaldson (118.0 IP) 1996

9. 1.94 Scott Dorsey (55.2 IP) 1982

10. 2.04 Bill Austin (57.1 IP) 1979

Lowest Opponent Batting Average1. .179 Sergio Perez (103.0 IP) 2006

2. .179 Jonathan Holt (66.0 IP) 2007

3. .182 Adrian Goas (47.0 IP) 2002

4. .208 David Muley (42.2 IP) 1999

5. .210 Alex Koronis (64.2 IP) 2009

6. .210 Kris Sutton (86.1 IP) 2000

7. .218 Aaron Cook (61.0 IP) 2006

8. .225 Sergio Perez (87.0 IP) 2005

9. .225 Nick Peterson (56.2 IP) 2006

10. .232 Charlie Manning (95.1 IP) 2001

Fewest Walks Per 9 Inning Game1. 0.55 Jonathan Holt (66.0 IP) 2007

2. 1.03 Scott Chapman (69.2 IP) 2007

3. 1.15 Josh Weis (55.0 IP) 2003

4. 1.19 Joey Simon (83.1 IP) 2002

5. 1.22 Kris Sutton (51.2 IP) 2001

6. 1.29 Mike Valdes (125.2 IP) 1998

7. 1.46 Gary Graham (110.2 IP) 1994

8. 1.50 Sam Militello (143.2 IP) 1990

9. 1.54 Eric Beattie (134.1 IP) 2003

10. 1.58 Sean Bierman (40.0 IP) 2010

10. 1.58 Jordan Williams (40.0 IP) 2006

Most Strikeouts Per 9 Inning Game1. 13.12 Bo Donaldson (118.0 IP) 1996

2. 12.86 Nick Peterson (56.2 IP) 2006

3. 12.06 Sergio Perez (103.0 IP) 2006

4. 11.93 Greg Sillery (54.1 IP) 1978

5. 11.56 Sam Militello (127.2 IP) 1989

6. 11.40 Sam Militello (143.2 IP) 1990

7. 11.21 Steve Mumaw (122.0 IP) 1985

8. 11.13 Tom Meagher (43.2 IP) 2009

9. 10.99 Alex Koronis (64.2 IP) 2009

10. 10.99 Eric Beattie (104.0 IP) 2004

Wins1. 15 Sam Militello (15-2) 1990

1. 15 Mike Valdes (15-1) 1998

1. 15 Eric Beattie (15-3) 2003

4. 14 Ricky Burton (14-1) 1996

5. 13 Mike Valdes (13-1) 1997

5. 13 Steve Mumaw (13-4) 1984

7. 12 Kevin Ferguson (12-2) 2007

7. 12 Matt Hudson (12-3) 1992

9. 11 9 times

Saves

Sergio PerezCorrey Figueroa



Individual Season Records8. 17 Adrian Goas 2002

9. 13 Evan Stobbs 2010

10. 12 Craig Benner 2007

Shutouts1. 3 Gary Graham 1991



3. 2 Eric Busch 1998




3. 2 Jeff Carter 1986

3. 2 Paul Mirocke 1988

10. 1 21 times

Combined Shutouts1. 6 Kris Sutton 2001


3. 3 Kevin Ferguson 2007

3. 3 Johnny Williams 2005




3. 3 Adrian Goas 2002

3. 3 Nick Peterson 2005


Innings Pitched1. 143.2 Sam Militello 1990

2. 140.0 Matt Hudson 1992

3. 134.2 Steve Mumaw 1984

4. 134.1 Eric Beattie 2003

5. 127.2 Sam Militello 1989

6. 125.2 Mike Valdes 1998

7. 124.1 Marc Lovallo 1996

8. 124.0 Gary Graham 1993

9. 122.2 Sam Steed 1992

10. 122.0 Steve Mumaw 1985

Strikeouts1. 182 Sam Militello 1990

2. 172 Bo Donaldson 1996


4. 152 Steve Mumaw 1985

5. 149 Steve Mumaw 1984



8. 121 Marc Lovallo 1996

9. 114 Bo Donaldson 1997

10. 113 Casey McKenzie 2003

Strikeouts Looking1. 40 Sergio Perez 2006


3. 24 Scott Chapman 2008

3. 24 Nick Peterson 2006



7. 22 Josh Bowman 2008

7. 22 AJ Pinera 2010

9. 21 Tom Meagher 2010

9. 21 Ross Jackson 2006


Batters Faced1. 536 Eric Beattie 2003







Most Putouts1. 550 Tino Martinez 1986

2. 480 Brian Ussery 1996



5. 452 Ryan Lichtenfels 1995





10. 420 Matt Smith 2000

Most Assists1. 220 Roberto Mena 2007






7. 178 Joe Urso 1992

8. 176 Mike Vargo 1996

9. 174 4 times

Most Double Plays Turned1. 62 Roberto Mena 2007




4. 46 Kenny White 2001


7. 40 Matt Smith 2000



10. 35 Matt Smith 2001

Most Caught Stealing By1. 19 Mike Rabelo 2000


3. 18 Angel Diaz 1998


5. 17 Tim Duff 2004


7. 11 Billy Wimberly 2002

8. 10 Scott Leffler 2005

9. 7 Chris Rosenbaum 2007

10. 6 6 times


8. 421 Charlie Manning 2000


10. 392 Joey Watts 2001

At Bats Against1. 499 Eric Beattie 2003





6. 376 Joey Simon 2002





Most Fly Outs1. 85 Josh Bowman 2010


3. 74 Josh Bowman 2008





8. 68 AJ Pinera 2010

8. 68 John Wiedenbauer 2010


Most Ground Outs1. 154 Ross Jackson 2006



4. 106 Johnny Williams 2005







Most Runners Picked Off1. 5 Scott Leffler 2005

1. 5 Sean Bierman 2010


3. 4 John Wiedenbauer 2009



7. 3 7 times

Highest Fielding Percentage1. 1.000 J.R. Hopf (94-6-0) 2005

1. 1.000 Tyler Cox (121-3-0) 2009

1. 1.000 Alex Garcia (131-5-0) 1994

1. 1.000 Bob Carnaroli (266-20-0) 1984

1. 1.000 Nolan Brannon (196-12-0) 2007

6. .996 Tino Martinez (458-22-2) 1987

7. .995 J.R. Hopf (204-14-1) 2006

8. .995 Terry Rupp (185-12-1) 1989

9. .994 Kevin Langiotti (329-27-2) 1989

10. .994 Bob Carnaroli (140-30-1) 1983

Most Chances1. 587 Tino Martinez 1986



4. 484 Ryan Lichtenfels 1995






Jose Jimenez



Individual Career RecordsBatting Average

1. .410 Craig Corrado (179-437) 2006-072. .398 Tino Martinez (253-636) 1986-883. .391 Mike Schwartz (146-373) 2009-104. .388 Orlando Rosales (186-480) 2005-065. .385 Paul Russo (235-611) 1988-906. .384 Lee Cruz (180-469) 2005-067. .380 Michael King (117-308) 1998-998. .376 Ricky Bernaldo (135-359) 1983-849. .375 Neal Maybin (131-349) 2001-0210. .375 Chris Rosenbaum (118-315) 2005-07

Slugging Percentage1. .737 Tino Martinez (636 AB) 1986-882. .736 Lee Cruz (469 AB) 2005-063. .728 Paul Russo (611 AB) 1988-904. .684 Mike Schwartz (373 AB) 2009-105. .672 Matt Armstrong (344 AB) 2003-046. .662 Rodney Erhard (450 AB) 1986-877. .643 Michael King (308 AB) 1998-998. .642 Jared Simon (461 AB) 2008-109. .642 Brian Zaletel (441 AB) 1992-9310. .642 Angel Diaz (371 AB) 1997-98

OnBase Percentage1. .540 Mike Schwartz (373 AB) 2009-102. .494 Tino Martinez (636 AB) 1986-883. .479 Jason Barker (293 AB) 1997-984. .477 Michael King (308 AB) 1998-995. .476 Paul Russo (611 AB) 1988-906. .474 Steven Broschofsky (303AB) 2008-097. .474 Jose Jimenez (776 AB) 2006-098. .467 Rodney Erhard (450 AB) 1986-879. .461 Nolan Brannon (309 AB) 2007-0810. .459 Brian Zaletel (441 AB) 1992-93

Stolen Base Percentage1. .963 Rodney Erhard (52-54) 1986-872. .914 Roberto Valiente (53-58) 2004-053. .913 Eddie Cowans (126-138) 1979-824. .888 Dean Kelley (79-89) 1984-875. .886 Joe Urso (70-79) 1989-926. .864 Jerry Krisiukenas (76-88) 1985-887. .861 Rodd Kelley (99-115) 1991-948. .859 Eric Foster (55-64) 1992-939. .845 Troy Ferguson (49-58) 2006-0710. .830 Frank Ramppen (44-53) 1978-80

Games Played1. 233 Louis Martinez 1996-991. 233 Erik Mirza 1995-983. 231 Jose Jimenez 2006-094. 229 Rodd Kelley 1991-945. 228 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-005. 228 Eric Sims 1996-007. 224 Billy Wimberly 2002-068. 223 Joe Urso 1989-929. 216 Dean Kelley 1984-8710. 211 Rene Martinez 1985-88

Games Started1. 229 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 225 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-003. 219 Billy Wimberly 2002-064. 178 Steve Mauldin 1987-905. 170 Louis Martinez 1996-996. 168 Matt Smith 1998-017. 166 Erik Mirza 1995-988. 165 Mike Rabelo 1999-019. 162 Alex Castellvi 2002-0510. 156 Eric Sims 1996-00

At Bats1. 938 Rodd Kelley 1991-942. 914 Erik Mirza 1995-983. 906 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-004. 876 Dean Kelley 1984-875. 848 Eric Sims 1996-006. 841 Louis Martinez 1996-99 Bo Donaldson

4. 43 Lee Cruz 2005-065. 37 Ozzie Timmons 1989-916. 32 Marc Rodriguez 1993-956. 32 Dave Dion 1991-948. 30 Rodney Erhard 1986-879. 29 Mike Zerbe 1994-9710. 26 Matt Armstrong 2003-04

Runs Batted In1. 228 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 222 Tino Martinez 1986-883. 220 Jose Jimenez 2006-094. 207 Erik Mirza 1995-985. 200 Paul Russo 1988-906. 183 Louis Martinez 1996-997. 171 Joey Wardlow 1985-888. 168 Lee Cruz 2005-068. 168 Marc Rodriguez 1993-9510. 158 Ozzie Timmons 1989-91

Total Bases1. 504 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 499 Erik Mirza 1995-983. 475 Jose Jimenez 2006-094. 469 Tino Martinez 1986-885. 445 Paul Russo 1988-906. 431 Rodd Kelley 1991-947. 425 Dean Kelley 1984-878. 401 Joe Urso 1989-929. 399 Ozzie Timmons 1989-9110. 395 Billy Wimberly 2002-06

Walks1. 186 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 176 Joe Urso 1989-923. 135 Rodd Kelley 1991-944. 130 Greg Hamilton 1990-935. 116 Tino Martinez 1986-886. 115 Dean Kelley 1984-877. 112 Bob Fernandes 1981-848. 108 Joey Wardlow 1985-889. 102 Mike Schwartz 2009-1010. 100 Glen Finnerty 1988-91

Intentional Walks1. 10 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 4 Neal Maybin 2001-022. 4 Dwight Edge 2000-012. 4 Mike Rabelo 1999-015. 3 Matt Smith 1998-015. 3 Nolan Brannon 2007-085. 3 Jared Simon 2008-105. 3 Mike Schwartz 2009-109. 2 9 times

Hit by Pitch1. 27 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-001. 27 Mike Schwartz 2009-103. 24 Jared Simon 2008-104. 22 Glen Finnerty 1988-915. 21 Brad Wakefield 1993-975. 21 Jose Jimenez 2006-097. 20 Ryan Strayer 1991-937. 20 Mike Rabelo 1999-019. 19 Matt Smith 1998-019. 19 Steve Mauldin 1987-90

Sacrifice Flies1. 22 Rene Martinez 1985-882. 18 Jose Jimenez 2006-093. 13 Marc Rodriguez 1993-953. 13 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-005. 12 Nolan Brannon 2007-086. 11 Barry Robinson 1984-876. 11 Erick Monzon 2002-046. 11 Roberto Mena 2006-076. 11 Joey Wardlow 1985-886. 11 David Macaluso 1990-916. 11 Matt Smith 1998-01

7. 835 Joe Urso 1989-928. 790 Billy Wimberly 2002-069. 776 Jose Jimenez 2006-0910. 774 Rene Martinez 1985-88

Runs Scored1. 262 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 258 Joe Urso 1989-923. 247 Erik Mirza 1995-984. 241 Rodd Kelley 1991-945. 225 Dean Kelley 1984-876. 208 Eric Sims 1996-007. 195 Jose Jimenez 2006-098. 194 Tino Martinez 1986-889. 171 Paul Russo 1988-9010. 162 Joey Wardlow 1985-88

Hits1. 339 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 329 Erik Mirza 1995-983. 298 Rodd Kelley 1991-944. 281 Eric Sims 1996-005. 277 Joe Urso 1989-926. 276 Dean Kelley 1984-877. 267 Jose Jimenez 2006-098. 264 Billy Wimberly 2002-069. 263 Joey Wardlow 1985-8810. 262 Louis Martinez 1996-99

Doubles1. 80 Erik Mirza 1995-982. 66 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-003. 63 Joe Urso 1989-924. 57 Billy Wimberly 2002-065. 55 Rodd Kelley 1991-946. 54 Joey Wardlow 1985-886. 54 Louis Martinez 1996-998. 53 Brad Wakefield 1993-979. 51 Dean Kelley 1984-8710. 50 Matt Smith 1998-01

Triples1. 24 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 18 Erik Mirza 1995-983. 16 Dean Kelley 1984-874. 14 Troy Ferguson 2006-075. 13 Todd Stetson 1983-845. 13 Joey Wardlow 1985-887. 12 Jason Barker 1997-987. 12 Orlando Rosales 2005-069. 11 Tyler Cox 2009-1010. 10 Matt Smith 1998-0110. 10 Paul Cruz 2007-08

Home Runs1. 54 Tino Martinez 1986-882. 52 Jose Jimenez 2006-093. 50 Paul Russo 1988-90



Individual Career Records

Sacrifice Hits1. 22 Marshall Taylor 2003-042. 18 Joe Urso 1989-923. 17 Miguel Menendez 1996-994. 16 Jesus Barroso 2008-095. 14 Louis Martinez 1996-995. 14 Troy Ferguson 2006-077. 13 6 times

Stolen Bases1. 126 Eddie Cowans (126-138) 1979-822. 113 Eric Sims (113-140) 1996-003. 99 Rodd Kelley (99-115) 1991-944. 95 Erik Mirza (95-117) 1995-985. 79 Dean Kelley (79-89) 1984-876. 76 Jerry Krisiukenas (76-88) 1985-887. 70 Joe Urso (70-79) 1989-928. 65 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. (65-86) 1997-009. 58 Brad Wakefield (58-78) 1993-9710. 55 Eric Foster (55-64) 1992-93

Stolen Base Attempts1. 140 Eric Sims (113-140) 1996-002. 138 Eddie Cowans (126-138) 1979-823. 117 Erik Mirza (95-117) 1995-984. 115 Rodd Kelley (99-115) 1991-945. 89 Dean Kelley (79-89) 1984-876. 88 Jerry Krisiukenas (76-88) 1985-887. 86 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. (65-86) 1997-008. 79 Joe Urso (70-79) 1989-929. 78 Brad Wakefield (58-78) 1993-9710. 64 Eric Foster (55-64) 1992-93

Reached Base on Error1. 21 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 19 Jesus Barroso 2008-093. 18 Orlando Rosales 2005-064. 17 Ryan Kennedy 2006-074. 17 Troy Ferguson 2006-076. 16 Craig Corrado 2006-077. 13 Lee Cruz 2005-068. 12 Junior Mejia 2007-089. 11 Paul Cruz 2007-089. 11 Roberto Mena 2006-07

Reached on Fielders Choice1. 25 Roberto Mena 2006-072. 22 Craig Corrado 2006-073. 21 Correy Figueroa 2009-104. 19 Troy Ferguson 2006-074. 19 Orlando Rosales 2005-064. 19 Junior Mejia 2007-084. 19 Tyler Cox 2009-104. 19 Steven Broschofsky 2008-099. 17 Jesus Barroso 2008-0910. 16 Jared Simon 2008-10

6. 71 Matt Cakora 1984-877. 68 Gary Graham 1991-947. 68 Dan Maglich 1985-889. 67 David Muley 1999-0110. 66 Joey Watts 2001-04

Games Started1. 65 Joey Watts 2001-042. 60 Gary Graham 1991-943. 55 Mike Valdes 1996-994. 47 Sam Militello 1988-905. 45 Casey McKenzie 2001-046. 44 Alan Calvo 1985-887. 42 Sergio Perez 2004-067. 42 Ricky Burton 1995-987. 42 Eric Beattie 2002-0410. 40 Matt Cakora 1984-87

Complete Games1. 22 Gary Graham 1991-942. 21 Sam Militello 1988-903. 18 Matt Hudson 1991-924. 16 Rich Mendes 1980-825. 14 Mike Valdes 1996-996. 10 Mike Simmons 1989-917. 9 Eric Beattie 2002-047. 9 Matt Cakora 1984-879. 8 Bo Donaldson 1996-979. 8 Jeff Carter 1985-879. 8 Marco Ramirez 1994-95

Games Finished1. 50 Aaron Cook 2005-062. 29 Anthony Perez 2007-083. 27 Jonathan Holt 20073. 27 Justin Boza 2003-055. 24 Craig Benner 2003-076. 23 Sam Militello 1988-907. 19 Kris Sutton 2000-018. 18 Alex Koronis 20098. 18 Rich Mendes 1980-828. 18 Matt Hudson 1991-92

Shutouts1. 8 Gary Graham 1991-942. 5 Sam Militello 1988-903. 4 Eric Beattie 2002-044. 3 Jeff Carter 1985-874. 3 Paul Mirocke 1987-886. 2 Eric Busch 1998-996. 2 Mike Simmons 1989-918. 1 14 times

Combined Shutouts1. 8 Joey Watts 2001-042. 7 Craig Benner 2003-073. 6 Justin Boza 2003-05

Lowest Earned Run Average1. 1.50 Kris Sutton (138.0 IP) 2000-012. 1.87 Aaron Cook (129.2 IP) 2005-063. 2.10 Bo Donaldson (231.0 IP) 1996-974. 2.38 Steve Mumaw (256.2 IP) 1984-855. 2.48 Sam Militello (377.2 IP) 1988-906. 2.71 Jim Budnick (139.2 IP) 1978-797. 2.78 Sergio Perez (246.0 IP) 2004-068. 3.00 Josh Weis (120.0 IP) 2001-049. 3.10 Matt Hudson (250.0 IP) 1991-9210. 3.17 Sam Steed (190.0 IP) 1990-92

Lowest Opponent Batting Average1. .220 Sergio Perez (246.0 IP) 2004-062. .226 Kris Sutton (138.0 IP) 2000-013. .240 Aaron Cook (129.2 IP) 2005-064. .246 Charlie Manning (196.1 IP) 2000-015. .247 Joey Watts (380.0 IP) 2001-046. .252 Eric Beattie (288.0 IP) 2002-047. .258 Anthony Perez (113.1 IP) 2007-088. .264 Josh Bowman (202.2 IP) 2008-109. .265 Casey McKenzie (295.1 IP) 2001-0410. .270 Ross Jackson (197.2 IP) 2006-07

Fewest Walks Per 9 Inning Game1. 1.40 Scott Chapman (147.1 IP) 2007-082. 1.42 Josh Weis (120.0 IP) 2001-043. 1.81 Eric Beattie (288.0 IP) 2002-044. 1.94 Gary Graham (454.1 IP) 1991-945. 2.08 Mike Valdes (384.1 IP) 1996-996. 2.09 Kris Sutton (138.0 IP) 2000-017. 2.16 Sergio Perez (246.0 IP) 2004-068. 2.25 Kevin Ferguson (176.0 IP) 2007-089. 2.26 Sam Militello (377.2 IP) 1988-9010. 2.45 Matt Hudson (250.0 IP) 1991-92

Most Strikeouts Per 9 Inning Game1. 11.14 Bo Donaldson (231.0 IP) 1996-972. 10.55 Steve Mumaw (256.2 IP) 1984-853. 10.49 Sam Militello (377.2 IP) 1988-904. 10.06 Sergio Perez (246.0 IP) 2004-065. 9.78 Casey McKenzie (295.1 IP) 2001-046. 9.24 Josh Bowman (202.2 IP) 2008-107. 8.91 Pat DeVincentis (173.2 IP) 1981-848. 8.91 John Wiedenbauer (160.2 IP) 2007-109. 8.69 Eric Beattie (288.0 IP) 2002-0410. 8.60 Marco Ramirez (150.2 IP) 1994-95

Wins1. 40 Gary Graham (40-14) 1991-942. 37 Mike Valdes (37-11) 1996-992. 37 Sam Militello (37-7) 1988-904. 35 Joey Watts (35-14) 2001-045. 30 Eric Beattie (30-13) 2002-045. 30 Ricky Burton (30-9) 1995-987. 28 Sergio Perez (28-7) 2004-068. 27 Matt Cakora (27-9) 1984-879. 25 Casey McKenzie (25-7) 2001-0410. 23 Matt Hudson (23-5) 1991-9210. 23 Alan Calvo (23-12) 1985-88

Saves1. 25 Justin Boza 2003-051. 25 Kris Sutton 2000-013. 22 Aaron Cook 2005-064. 19 Jonathan Holt 20074. 19 Anthony Perez 2007-086. 17 Adrian Goas 2000-027. 15 Dan Maglich 1985-888. 13 Shawn Slade 1992-939. 11 Pat Russo 1989-9010. 10 Evan Stobbs 201010. 10 Brett Franklin 1986-89

Appearances1. 89 Craig Benner 2003-072. 80 Steve White 1989-923. 77 Brett Franklin 1986-894. 73 Justin Boza 2003-055. 72 Kris Sutton 2000-01

David DionCraig Corrado



Individual Career Records3. 6 Kris Sutton 2000-015. 5 Aaron Cook 2005-065. 5 Adrian Goas 2000-027. 4 Chris Whitney 2005-067. 4 Eric Beattie 2002-047. 4 Sergio Perez 2004-067. 4 Nick Peterson 2005-06

Innings Pitched1. 454.1 Gary Graham 1991-942. 384.1 Mike Valdes 1996-993. 380.0 Joey Watts 2001-044. 377.2 Sam Militello 1988-905. 296.2 Matt Cakora 1984-876. 295.1 Casey McKenzie 2001-047. 288.0 Eric Beattie 2002-048. 276.0 Alan Calvo 1985-889. 266.2 Ricky Burton 1995-9810. 256.2 Steve Mumaw 1984-85

Strikeouts1. 440 Sam Militello 1988-902. 321 Casey McKenzie 2001-043. 312 Gary Graham 1991-944. 302 Joey Watts 2001-045. 301 Steve Mumaw 1984-856. 286 Bo Donaldson 1996-977. 281 Mike Valdes 1996-998. 278 Eric Beattie 2002-049. 275 Sergio Perez 2004-0610. 217 Alan Calvo 1985-88

Most Strikeouts Looking1. 58 Sergio Perez 2004-062. 57 Josh Bowman 2008-103. 47 Scott Chapman 2007-084. 46 John Wiedenbauer 2007-105. 40 Kevin Ferguson 2007-086. 39 Tom Meagher 2009-107. 37 AJ Pinera 2009-108. 36 Ross Jackson 2006-079. 35 Aaron Cook 2005-0610. 33 Anthony Perez 2007-08

Most Batters Faced1. 1581 Joey Watts 2001-042. 1242 Casey McKenzie 2001-043. 1195 Eric Beattie 2002-044. 1050 Sergio Perez 2004-065. 907 Josh Bowman 2008-106. 873 Mike Valdes 1996-997. 862 Ross Jackson 2006-078. 828 Charlie Manning 2000-019. 793 Justin Boza 2003-0510. 758 Kevin Ferguson 2007-08

Most At Bats Against1. 1427 Joey Watts 2001-04

Most Putouts1. 1608 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 1439 Tino Martinez 1986-883. 1336 Miguel Menendez 1996-994. 1318 Bob Fernandes 1981-845. 1307 Brian Ussery 1993-966. 1044 Freddie Langiotti 1985-887. 976 Mike Rabelo 1999-018. 917 Matt Smith 1998-019. 849 Eric Thompson 2002-0410. 768 Paul Russo 1988-90

Most Assists1. 648 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 1997-002. 601 Louis Martinez 1996-993. 593 Joe Urso 1989-924. 565 Rodd Kelley 1991-945. 561 Rene Martinez 1985-886. 533 Joey Wardlow 1985-887. 465 Mike Vargo 1993-968. 394 Evan Satinoff 1994-97

394 Roberto Mena 2006-0710. 369 Billy Wimberly 2002-06

Most Double Plays Turned1. 153 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 101 Roberto Mena 2006-073. 96 Ryan Kennedy 2006-074. 75 Matt Smith 1998-015. 67 Kenny White 2000-016. 61 Eric Thompson 2002-047. 49 Gene Reynolds 2002-037. 49 Jesus Barroso 2008-099. 48 Wally Quigg 2001-0310. 47 Erick Monzon 2002-04

Most Caught Stealing By1. 50 Mike Rabelo 1999-012. 20 Tim Duff 2003-043. 19 Brian Ussery 1993-964. 18 Angel Diaz 1997-985. 15 Billy Wimberly 2002-066. 12 Scott Leffler 2005-076. 12 Chris Rosenbaum 2005-078. 10 Scott Chapman 2007-089. 9 Garrett Maines 2007-0910. 7 4 times

2. 1135 Casey McKenzie 2001-043. 1106 Eric Beattie 2002-044. 930 Sergio Perez 2004-065. 818 Mike Valdes 1996-996. 803 Josh Bowman 2008-107. 767 Ross Jackson 2006-078. 712 Justin Boza 2003-059. 706 Charlie Manning 2000-0110. 695 Kevin Ferguson 2007-08

Most Fly Outs1. 201 Josh Bowman 2008-102. 184 John Wiedenbauer 2007-103. 150 Ross Jackson 2006-074. 140 Kevin Ferguson 2007-085. 138 Sergio Perez 2004-066. 135 Scott Chapman 2007-087. 114 AJ Pinera 2009-108. 110 Anthony Perez 2007-089. 102 Johnny Williams 2005-0610. 99 Daniel Foltz 2008-10

Most Ground Outs1. 265 Ross Jackson 2006-072. 191 Sergio Perez 2004-062. 191 Kevin Ferguson 2007-084. 179 Josh Bowman 2008-105. 174 Scott Chapman 2007-086. 173 Johnny Williams 2005-067. 160 Aaron Cook 2005-068. 138 Justin Boza 2003-059. 112 Daniel Foltz 2008-1010. 107 AJ Pinera 2009-1010. 107 John Wiedenbauer 2007-10

Most Runners Picked Off1. 12 Casey McKenzie 2001-042. 7 John Wiedenbauer 2007-102. 7 Josh Bowman 2008-104. 6 Mike Rabelo 1999-015. 5 Scott Leffler 2005-075. 5 Sean Bierman 20105. 5 Joey Watts 2001-048. 4 Johnny Williams 2005-068. 4 Carmine Giardina 2009-108. 4 Brett Stewart 1999-00

Highest Fielding Percentage1. .993 Kevin Langiotti (663-59-5) 1989-902. .992 Bob Carnaroli (629-72-6) 1982-853. .991 Eric Thompson (849-36-8) 2002-044. .990 Andy Faza (734-53-8) 1978-805. .989 Chris Rosenbaum (610-44-7) 2005-076. .989 Tino Martinez (1439-75-17) 1986-887. .988 Bob Fernandes (1318-87-17) 1981-848. .988 Matt Armstrong (603-55-8) 2003-049. .988 Greg Hamilton (739-74-10)1990-9310. .987 Mike Rabelo (976-110-14) 1999-01

Lowest Stolen Base Against Percentage1. .621 Mike Rabelo (82-132) 1999-012. .655 Brian Ussery (36-55) 1993-963. .701 Tim Duff (47-67) 2003-044. .844 Scott Leffler (65-77) 2005-075. .855 Garrett Maines (53-62) 2007-096. .878 Chris Rosenbaum (86-98) 2005-077. .902 Alex Castellvi (55-61) 2002-058. .914 Jose Jimenez (64-70) 2006-09

Most Chances1. 1759 Jose Jimenez 2006-092. 1531 Tino Martinez 1986-883. 1464 Brian Ussery 1993-964. 1444 Miguel Menendez 1996-995. 1422 Bob Fernandes 1981-846. 1175 Freddie Langiotti 1985-887. 1136 Joe Urso 1989-928. 1100 Mike Rabelo 1999-019. 1025 Joey Wardlow 1985-8810. 1010 Matt Smith 1998-01Nolan Brannon

Gary Graham



At Bats7 Jesus Barroso at Saint Leo 04/19/087 Orlando Rosales Florida Tech 05/12/067 Paul Cruz at Rollins 04/26/087 Troy Ferguson Florida Tech 05/12/06

Runs6 Craig Corrado Saint Anselm 03/06/075 6 times

Hits6 Eric Sims Eckerd 04/09/006 Louis Martinez Assumption 03/15/965 9 times

Hitting Streak28 Craig Corrado 04/28/06 - 02/17/07

Runs Batted In10 Jose Jimenez at Rollins 04/25/089 Jeff Gordon Florida Southern 05/19/959 Louis Martinez Webber 02/04/98

Doubles4 Chris Rosenbaum Eckerd 03/30/074 Craig Corrado at Nova SE 04/07/073 5 times

Triples2 EJ White Nova Southeastern 03/04/982 Eric Sims UMass-Lowell 03/16/982 JP Castro Rollins College 02/10/04

Home Runs

3 Jose Jimenez at Rollins 04/25/083 Lee Cruz Saint Anselm 03/08/053 Orlando Rosales Concordia 03/06/06

Hit For CycleRoberto Mena Florida Southern 03/25/06

Total Bases13 Jose Jimenez at Rollins 04/25/0813 Lee Cruz Saint Anselm 03/08/0513 Orlando Rosales Concordia 03/06/06

Walks5 Jose Jimenez at Rollins 04/26/085 Todd Stetson American International 03/21/844 Jamie McKean 8 times

Hit by Pitch3 Mike Schwartz Florida Southern 04/23/102 24 times

Sacrifice Flies2 10 times

Sacrifice Hits2 Brad Roberts 10 times

Stolen Bases5 Lance Chambers Florida Atlantic 03/07/923 7 times

Intentional Walks2 Jose Jimenez at Valdosta State 02/25/072 Jose Jimenez at Rollins 04/26/08

Strikeouts17 Bo Donaldson Florida Tech 04/05/9615 Eric Beattie Nova Southeastern 04/23/0415 Sergio Perez Barry 03/17/06

Putouts18 Jose Jimenez Barry 03/18/0617 Jose Jimenez vs Alabama Huntsville 02/26/0617 Kurt Baxley Valdosta State 02/19/05

Assists10 Erick Monzon at Valdosta State 02/21/0410 Ryan Kennedy Saint Anselm 03/06/078 Jose Hernandez Rollins 03/05/05

Eric Sims

Spartan No HittersJason Fondren vs. Toledo, 3/19/93Mike Valdes vs. Oakland University, 2/26/96Sergio Perez vs. Barry, 3/17/06Josh Bowman vs. Eckerd, 3/21/08

One HittersSam Militello vs. South Florida, 4/20/90Steve Mumaw vs. Eckerd, 4/26/84Gary Graham vs. Florida Southern, 4/5/92

Single Game Individual Records



At Bats55 St. Thomas 02/15/0254 Florida Tech 05/12/0652 2 times

Runs37 at Eckerd 03/06/1028 Florida Memorial 02/07/9226 Saint Anselm 03/02/09

Runs (Combined)38 Tampa 38, Eckerd 1 03/06/1036 Tampa 19, Saint Leo 17 04/23/8936 Fl.a Southern 19, UT 17 05/19/95

Runs (Inning)17 Eckerd 03/06/1014 Florida Memorial 02/07/9214 Oakland 02/26/96

Hits31 Saint Anselm 03/02/0929 Eckerd 03/10/1027 2 times

Hits (Combined)43 Tampa 27, Eckerd 16 04/08/06

Multiple Hit Batters11 Eckerd 03/06/10

Runs Batted In31 Eckerd 03/06/1025 Saint Anselm 03/02/0924 at Eckerd 04/08/06

Multiple RBI Batters9 Eckerd 03/06/10

Doubles10 at Stillman 02/20/109 Wayne State 03/16/089 at Florida Gulf Coast 04/01/06

Triples4 at Rollins 02/27/074 St. Thomas 03/08/973 2 times

Home Runs9 St. Thomas 03/27/937 at Lynn 02/16/076 4 times

Home Runs (Inning)4 Barry 04/17/904 at Barry 03/27/93

Grand Slams In Game

Angel Diaz

Single Game Team Records

57 Florida Tech 05/12/0656 at Georgia C&SU 02/02/08

Wild Pitches4 5 times

Sacrifice Flies Allowed4 at Rollins College 03/20/043 at Eckerd 04/07/063 at Saint Leo 04/19/08

Sacrifice Hits Allowed4 Barry 03/18/064 Lynn 03/28/094 at Florida Tech 05/09/05

Strikeouts Looking11 at Lynn 04/30/049 Saint Anselm 03/10/067 Nebraska-Omaha 03/16/10

Intentional Walks Allowed3 at Georgia C&SU 02/02/20083 at Fla. Southern 4/5/042 9 times

Chances54 Florida Tech 05/12/0652 at Palm Beach Atlantic 04/23/0950 Barry 03/18/06

Putouts36 Florida Tech 05/12/0633 5 times

Assists21 Embry Riddle 04/20/0419 3 times

Errors6 Florida Tech 05/12/066 at Lynn University 04/30/045 9 times

Double Plays5 Shippensburg 03/11/065 at Catawba 05/21/064 4 times

Stolen Bases Against7 Georgia C&SU 02/08/097 vs Lynn 05/14/096 Eckerd 03/14/09

Largest Shutout Victory24-0 American International 03/16/87

Largest Shutout Loss22-0 Auburn 03/05/93

2 Southern Arkansas 05/17/10

Total Bases54 Saint Anselm 03/02/0954 at Eckerd 03/06/1051 at Lynn 02/16/07

Walks15 Florida Memorial 02/07/9213 Southern Arkansas 05/15/1013 UMass-Lowell 03/17/04

Hit By Pitch6 Saint Anselm 03/02/096 Saint Anselm 03/06/076 at Eckerd 03/06/10

Sacrifice Flies5 at Rollins 02/27/074 Eckerd 03/14/094 Barry 05/03/08

Sacrifice Hits4 at Eckerd 02/20/093 12 times

Stolen Bases12 Toledo 03/20/928 UMass-Lowell 03/14/068 Florida Tech 02/28/04

Steal Attempts10 Florida Tech 02/28/048 UMass-Lowell 3/14/067 2 times

Runners Left On Base16 Nova Southeastern 03/29/0815 Eckerd 04/15/0815 2 times

Innings Pitched12.0 Florida Tech 05/12/0611.0 5 times

Hits Allowed20 at Georgia College 02/03/0619 at Georgia C&SU 02/08/1019 Saint Leo 04/10/09

Runs Allowed20 at Georgia College 02/03/0619 at Florida Tech 05/08/0517 Stillman 02/22/09

Earned Runs Allowed16 vs Southern Arkansas 02/14/0914 at Florida Tech 05/08/0513 2 times

Walks Allowed10 Georgia C&SU 02/03/0710 at Florida Tech 05/08/059 Florida Tech 05/13/06

Strikeouts17 Nebraska-Omaha 03/16/1017 Florida Tech 05/12/0616 Lynn 02/10/06

Doubles Allowed8 at Georgia College 02/03/066 Palm Beach Atlantic 04/09/075 10 times

Triples Allowed3 Stillman 02/22/092 5 times

Home Runs Allowed6 at Valdosta State 02/28/094 3 times

Batters Faced59 at Florida Tech 05/08/05

Miscellaneous Team Records

Longest Winning Streak25 3/5/10-4/10/1021 2/11/06-3/21/06

Best SSC Start17-0 2010

Longest Losing Streak10 twice 2/16/79-3/5/79 and2/1/02-3/28/02

Best Start19-1 2/5/90 - 3/23/9015-0 1/26/01 - 3/3/01



Batting Average1. .376 (827-2199) 2006

2. .363 (733-2021) 2010

3. .356 (787-2212) 2007

4. .344 (750-2181) 1998

5. .342 (667-1949) 2009

6. .341 (755-2214) 1997

7. .334 (701-2096) 1990

8. .334 (634-1899) 1987

9. .325 (589-1812) 2008

10. .323 (402-1246) 1982

Slugging Percentage1. .606 (2199 AB) 2006

2. .594 (2021 AB) 2010

3. .553 (2212 AB) 2007

4. .542 (1949 AB) 2009

5. .538 (1899 AB) 1987

6. .531 (2181 AB) 1998

7. .520 (2016 AB) 2000

8. .506 (1716 AB) 1988

9. .497 (2214 AB) 1997

10. .485 (1812 AB) 2008

On Base Percentage1. .457 (2021 AB) 2010

2. .438 (2199 AB) 2006

3. .437 (1899 AB) 1987

4. .430 (1949 AB) 2009

5. .428 (2212 AB) 2007

6. .424 (2181 AB) 1998

7. .419 (1246 AB) 1982

8. .418 (1812 AB) 2008

9. .416 (2096 AB) 1990

10. .416 (1927 AB) 1989

Stolen Base Percentage1. .869 (113-130) 2001

2. .863 (101-117) 1987

3. .850 (85-100) 2004

4. .846 (99-117) 2006

5. .826 (71-86) 1981

6. .817 (67-82) 2005

7. .817 (125-153) 1986

8. .804 (82-102) 1983

9. .801 (109-136) 1980

10. .798 (83-104) 1999

Games Played1. 64 1993

2. 63 2003

2. 63 2007

4. 62 1997

5. 61 1992

Marc Rodriguez

Single Season Team Records

7. 279 1999

8. 277 1990

8. 277 1993

10. 276 1998

Intentional Walks1. 10 2000

2. 9 2001

3. 8 2004

3. 8 2008

5. 7 2002

6. 6 2007

6. 6 2010

8. 4 2009

8. 4 1998

10. 3 4 times

Hit by Pitch1. 72 2009

2. 68 1995

3. 66 2000

4. 64 2001

5. 61 2010

6. 57 2007

7. 53 2008

8. 51 1993

9. 46 1999

10. 42 2006

10. 42 1994

Struck Out1. 397 2001

2. 391 1995

3. 388 2003

4. 376 2000

4. 376 1993

6. 373 2004

7. 362 2002

8. 349 1998

9. 348 1986

10. 342 2005

Sacrifice Flies1. 41 2007

1. 41 2008

3. 39 2003

4. 34 1991

5. 33 2010

6. 32 1990

7. 31 2006

8. 30 2000

9. 29 2009

9. 29 1993

Rodd Kelley

5. 61 1996

7. 60 2006

7. 60 1998

9. 3 times

At Bats1. 2270 1993

2. 2214 1997

3. 2212 2007

4. 2199 2006

5. 2181 1998

6. 2126 2003

7. 2096 1990

8. 2082 1986

9. 2081 1992

10. 2078 1996

Runs1. 585 2006

2. 578 1997

3. 572 2010

4. 561 2007

5. 556 1998

6. 509 2000

6. 509 1987

8. 479 1993

9. 469 2009

10. 457 1990

Hits1. 827 2006

2. 787 2007

3. 755 1997

4. 750 1998

5. 733 2010

6. 704 1993

7. 701 1990

8. 667 2009

9. 641 2000

10. 637 2001

Doubles1. 165 2010

2. 156 2006

3. 152 1998

4. 149 2007

5. 140 1997

6. 137 2000

6. 137 2009

8. 135 1992

9. 128 1987

10. 124 1993

Triples

1. 35 1998

2. 32 2000

3. 29 1978

4. 28 2006

4. 28 1984

6. 27 2007

7. 25 1997

8. 21 1999

8. 21 2010

10. 20 1992

Home Runs1. 98 2006

2. 87 2010

3. 78 2007

4. 77 1993

5. 75 1987

6. 73 2009

7. 70 1986

8. 69 2000

9. 67 1988

10. 62 1998

Runs Batted In1. 539 2010

2. 532 2006

3. 511 1997

4. 505 2007

5. 492 1998

6. 450 2000

7. 439 2009

8. 436 1987

9. 425 1993

10. 418 1990

Total Bases1. 1333 2006

2. 1224 2007

3. 1201 2010

4. 1158 1998

5. 1101 1997

6. 1077 1993

7. 1057 2009

8. 1049 2000

9. 1021 1987

10. 1011 1990

Walks1. 345 1984

2. 341 1987

3. 332 1995

4. 320 2010

5. 307 1992

6. 300 1989

Lee Cruz

Brian Ussery



Single Season Team Records

Sacrifice Hits1. 51 1995

2. 43 2006

3. 41 2004

4. 35 1992

4. 35 1994

4. 35 1991

4. 35 1998

8. 34 2002

9. 33 1990

10. 32 2010

Stolen Bases1. 142 (142-183) 1992

2. 130 (130-165) 1997

3. 129 (129-171) 2000

4. 125 (125-153) 1986

5. 117 (117-161) 1993

6. 113 (113-130) 2001

7. 109 (109-136) 1980

8. 106 (106-135) 1994

9. 104 (104-251) 1998

10. 103 (103-134) 1982

Caught Stealing1. 147 (104-251) 1998

2. 127 (96-223) 1985

3. 44 (117-161) 1993

4. 42 (129-171) 2000

5. 41 (142-183) 1992

6. 37 (101-138) 1995

7. 35 (130-165) 1997

8. 34 (70-104) 1990

9. 32 (94-126) 1996

10. 31 (103-134) 1982

10. 31 (96-127) 2007

Stolen Base Attempts1. 251 (104-251) 1998

2. 223 (96-223) 1985

3. 183 (142-183) 1992

4. 171 (129-171) 2000

5. 165 (130-165) 1997

6. 161 (117-161) 1993

7. 153 (125-153) 1986

8. 138 (101-138) 1995

9. 136 (109-136) 1980

10. 135 (106-135) 1994

Grounded Into Double Play1. 58 1994

2. 53 2010

3. 50 2009

4. 47 2001

4. 6 1993

4. 6 2006

6. 5 2007

6. 5 1986

8. 4 7 times

Innings Pitched1. 561.1 1993

2. 544.0 1997

3. 541.0 2003

4. 537.2 1992

5. 535.0 2007

6. 530.0 1996

7. 522.0 1986

8. 520.1 1998

8. 520.1 1990

10. 517.1 2006

Strikeouts1. 498 1996

2. 491 2006

3. 475 2010

4. 467 2009

5. 466 2004

6. 464 2007

7. 460 2003

8. 442 1999

9. 438 1990

10. 434 1989

Fielding Percentage1. .970 (1590-630-68) 1996

2. .969 (1365-520-61) 2008

3. .967 (1623-645-78) 2003

4. .967 (1412-615-70) 1987

5. .966 (1270-486-62) 1988

6. .965 (1417-484-68) 2009

7. .965 (1442-484-69) 1989

8. .963 (1457-541-76) 2010

9. .963 (1419-542-76) 2004

10. .963 (1629-664-89) 1997

Double Plays Turned1. 81 2007

2. 65 2006

3. 64 2000

4. 58 2001

5. 55 2005

6. 47 2003

7. 45 2008

8. 41 2010

9. 38 2002

10. 35 1994

5. 46 2007

6. 45 2006

7. 43 2008

8. 36 2002

8. 36 2003

10. 34 2004

Earned Run Average1. 2.13 (510.2 IP) 2000

2. 2.51 (530.0 IP) 1996

3. 3.01 (499.0 IP) 2001

4. 3.17 (517.1 IP) 2006

5. 3.29 (541.0 IP) 2003

6. 3.42 (520.1 IP) 1990

7. 3.45 (383.2 IP) 1982

8. 3.49 (520.1 IP) 1998

9. 3.52 (535.0 IP) 2007

10. 3.59 (391.0 IP) 1979

Opponent Batting Average1. .211 (520.1 IP) 1998

2. .246 (517.1 IP) 2006

3. .249 (499.0 IP) 2001

4. .249 (537.2 IP) 1992

5. .255 (541.0 IP) 2003

6. .257 (520.1 IP) 1990

7. .263 (473.0 IP) 2004

8. .265 (473.0 IP) 2002

9. .265 (477.2 IP) 1987

10. .266 (535.0 IP) 2007

Walks Per 9 Inning Game1. 2.39 (535.0 IP) 2007

2. 2.44 (473.0 IP) 2004

3. 2.71 (541.0 IP) 2003

4. 2.79 (429.1 IP) 1988

5. 2.89 (517.1 IP) 2006

6. 2.91 (520.1 IP) 1998

7. 3.01 (499.0 IP) 2001

8. 3.04 (473.0 IP) 2002

9. 3.09 (455.0 IP) 2008

10. 3.16 (530.0 IP) 1996

Strikeouts Per 9 InningGame

1. 8.90 (472.1 IP) 2009

2. 8.87 (473.0 IP) 2004

3. 8.80 (485.2 IP) 2010

4. 8.54 (517.1 IP) 2006

5. 8.46 (530.0 IP) 1996

6. 8.36 (475.2 IP) 1999

7. 8.21 (439.1 IP) 1985

8. 8.16 (473.0 IP) 2002

9. 8.02 (487.1 IP) 1989

10. 7.98 (475.0 IP) 1984

Wins1. 54 (54-6) 2006

2. 53 (53-10) 2007

3. 49 (49-10) 2001

4. 46 (46-14) 1998

4. 46 (46-11) 2010

4. 46 (46-16) 1997

7. 45 (45-12) 2000

7. 45 (45-16) 1996

7. 45 (45-18) 2003

7. 45 (45-14) 1990

Losses1. 25 (25-25) 1979

2. 23 (36-23) 1986

3. 22 (33-22) 1999

4. 21 (43-21) 1993

5. 20 (36-20) 2002

6. 19 (42-19) 1992

6. 19 (26-19) 1982

6. 19 (27-19) 1981

9. 18 8 times

Saves1. 26 2007

2. 21 2001

3. 20 2004

4. 19 1986

4. 19 2008

6. 18 2010

7. 17 2002

8. 14 2006

9. 13 2005

9. 13 2003

9. 13 1987

Complete Games1. 20 1983

2. 19 1992

3. 18 1991

4. 17 1990

4. 17 1993

6. 16 1981

7. 15 1982

8. 14 1996

9. 13 1989

9. 13 1980

Shutouts1. 10 2003

2. 9 2001

3. 8 2005 Ronnie Merrill, Jr.

Louis Martinez Kris Sutton

Tom Carrow



Batting Average1978 Mark Abramowicz .3391979 Frank Ramppen .3421980 Lou Rettman .3481981 Eddie Cowans .3331982 Eddie Cowans .4011983 Ricky Bernaldo .3761984 Ricky Bernaldo .3761985 Dean Rodriguez .3481986 Rodney Erhard .4001987 Tino Martinez .4221988 Tino Martinez .4521989 Paul Russo .4011990 Paul Russo .4501991 Ozzie Timmons .3641992 Brian Zaletel .4071993 Marc Rodriguez .3811994 Brian Ussery .3731995 Marc Rodriguez .3531996 Erik Mirza .3741997 Jason Barker .3861998 Miguel Menendez .3801999 Michael King .3722000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. .4272001 Tom Carrow .4232002 Billy Wimberly .3792003 Gene Reynolds .3522004 Matt Armstrong .3552005 Orlando Rosales .3612006 Lee Cruz .4412007 Craig Corrado .4202008 Jesus Barroso .3752009 Jose Jimenez .3902010 Mike Schwartz .415

Slugging Percentage1978 Mark Abramowicz .5181979 Frank Ramppen .3421980 Lou Rettman .4041981 Eddie Cowans .3731982 Eddie Cowans .4011983 Todd Stetson .4881984 Ricky Bernaldo .5981985 Dean Rodriguez .5781986 Rodney Erhard .7171987 Tino Martinez .6791988 Tino Martinez .9571989 Paul Russo .8261990 Paul Russo .8691991 Ozzie Timmons .7031992 Brian Zaletel .6811993 Dave Dion .6401994 Marc Rodriguez .5891995 Marc Rodriguez .6191996 Erik Mirza .5841997 Jason Barker .6201998 Angel Diaz .7051999 Michael King .6382000 Jim Kavourias .7882001 Tom Carrow .7612002 Billy Wimberly .5142003 Matt Armstrong .6962004 Matt Armstrong .6502005 Lee Cruz .6052006 Lee Cruz .8642007 Craig Corrado .6542008 Paul Cruz .5582009 Jared Simon .663

Individual Year-by-Year Leaders

2010 Mike Schwartz .716

On Base Percentage1978 Mark Abramowicz .4331979 Frank Ramppen .3421980 Jim Wallace .4351981 Eddie Cowans .4071982 Eddie Cowans .4921983 Mark Hamilton .4341984 Ricky Bernaldo .4811985 Alan Savitt .4351986 Rodney Erhard .4671987 Tino Martinez .5111988 Tino Martinez .5391989 Paul Russo .5021990 Paul Russo .5321991 Ozzie Timmons .4451992 Brian Zaletel .4901993 Ryan Valerius .4351994 Brian Ussery .4691995 Mike Vargo .4461996 Erik Mirza .3741997 Jason Barker .4891998 Angel Diaz .4631999 Michael King .4732000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. .5192001 Tom Carrow .4682002 Billy Wimberly .4472003 Matt Armstrong .4482004 Matt Armstrong .4502005 Roberto Valiente .4032006 Lee Cruz .4832007 Ryan Kennedy .4852008 Nolan Brannon .4742009 Jose Jimenez .5432010 Mike Schwartz .596

At Bats1978 Dennis Lopez 1361979 Frank Ramppen 1871980 Lou Rettman 1611981 Eddie Cowans 1501982 Eddie Cowans 1521983 Todd Stetson 1701984 Jim Petrillo 2051985 Dean Kelley 2011986 Dean Kelley 2551987 Dean Kelley 2281988 Jerry Krisiukenas 2011989 Ozzie Timmons 2421990 David Macaluso 2451991 Ozzie Timmons 1951992 Rodd Kelley 2531993 Rodd Kelley 2791994 Rodd Kelley 2231995 Marc Rodriguez 2151996 Erik Mirza 2381997 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 2481998 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 2401999 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 2072000 Eric Sims 2302001 Angel Cruz 2322002 Gene Reynolds 2312003 Billy Wimberly 2382004 Roberto Valiente 2062005 Orlando Rosales 2382006 Orlando Rosales 2422007 Craig Corrado 269

2007 Craig Corrado 1132008 Jesus Barroso 812009 Simon/Schwartz 702010 Roberts/Figueroa 80

Runs Batted In1978 Claud Caruso 401979 Larry Reasonover 271980 Lou Rettman 471981 Mark Thompson 341982 Lopez/Cowans 29

Eddie Cowans 291983 Todd Stetson 571984 Bill McEvoy 451985 Dean Rodriguez 481986 Tino Martinez 661987 Tino Martinez 821988 Tino Martinez 741989 Paul Russo 811990 Paul Russo 741991 Ozzie Timmons 561992 Brian Zaletel 661993 Dave Dion 671994 Marc Rodriguez 491995 Marc Rodriguez 711996 Erik Mirza 611997 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 671998 Angel Diaz 691999 Adrian Merkey 522000 Jim Kavourias 902001 Mike Rabelo 582002 Eric Thompson 472003 Matt Armstrong 532004 Armstrong/Duff 382005 Lee Cruz 712006 Lee Cruz 972007 Roberto Mena 652008 Jose Jimenez 552009 Mike Schwartz 582010 Jared Simon 66

Doubles1978 Claud Caruso 111983 Mark Hamilton 151984 Jim Petrillo 151985 Dean Rodriguez 201986 Erhard/Rodriguez 161987 Dean Kelley 221988 Langiotti/Wardlow 201989 Glen Finnerty 151990 Paul Russo 211991 Joe Urso 171992 Brian Zaletel 271993 Rodd Kelley 191994 Marc Rodriguez 181995 Marc Rodriguez 151996 Erik Mirza 251997 Mirza/Wakefield 221998 Erik Mirza 271999 Michael King 202000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 202001 Tom Carrow 222002 Billy Wimberly 202003 Billy Wimberly 192004 Matt Armstrong 182005 Orlando Rosales 162006 Orlando Rosales 202007 Craig Corrado 252008 Paul Cruz 172009 Jared Simon 192010 Jared Simon 22

Triples1978 F. Ramppen/A. Faza 61983 Todd Stetson 61984 T. Stetson/T. Wahl 71985 Joey Wardlow 51986 Dean Kelley 51987 Wardlow/Krisiukenas 51988 3 with 21989 Paul Russo 51990 2 with 31991 R. Kelley/Vannatta 31992 B. Zaletel/J. Urso 41993 4 with 21994 Ryan Valerius 41995 Erik Mirza 51996 Erik Mirza 51997 Jason Barker 101998 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 61999 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 62000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 8

2008 Jesus Barroso 2162009 Jesus Barroso 2162010 Brad Roberts 228

Runs1978 Mark Abramowicz 311980 Eddie Cowans 381981 Eddie Cowans 401982 Eddie Cowans 481983 Mark Hamilton 361984 Ricky Bernaldo 571985 Dean Rodriguez 541986 Dean Kelley 671987 Dean Kelley 761988 Tino Martinez 681989 Paul Russo 671990 Joe Urso 761991 Joe Urso 491992 Rodd Kelley 711993 Eric Foster 641994 Rodd Kelley 591995 Brad Wakefield 671996 Erik Mirza 641997 Jason Barker 701998 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 661999 Merrill/King 552000 Eric Sims 782001 Tom Carrow 572002 Gene Reynolds 612003 Gene Reynolds 502004 Erick Monzon 522005 Orlando Rosales 542006 Lee Cruz 782007 Craig Corrado 732008 Jesus Barroso 582009 Jose Jimenez 552010 Mike Schwartz 78

Hits1978 Claud Caruso 491979 Frank Ramppen 641980 Lou Rettman 561981 Eddie Cowans 501982 Eddie Cowans 611983 Ricky Bernaldo 621984 Ricky Bernaldo 731985 Barry Robinson 661986 Rodney Erhard 961987 Tino Martinez 921988 Tino Martinez 851989 Paul Russo 831990 Paul Russo 1001991 Ozzie Timmons 711992 Brian Zaletel 881993 Rodd Kelley 891994 Marc Rodriguez 751995 Marc Rodriguez 761996 Erik Mirza 891997 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 941998 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 901999 Michael King 732000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 902001 Tom Carrow 852002 Billy Wimberly 812003 Gene Reynolds 802004 Roberto Valiente 732005 Orlando Rosales 862006 Lee Cruz 104

Eric Beattie

Tino Martinez Dean Rodriguez



Individual Year-by-Year Leaders2001 Matt Smith 42002 Gene Reynolds 32003 Gene Reynolds 52004 J.P. Castro 22005 R. Valiente/O. Rosales 42006 O. Rosales/T. Ferguson 82007 Troy Ferguson 62008 Paul Cruz 52009 Tyler Cox 62010 Tyler Cox 5

Home Runs1978 Claud Caruso 51979 Larry Reasonover 21980 Lou Rettman 31981 Bill McEvoy 81982 Frank Lopez 31983 Bob Fernandes 31984 Bill McEvoy 111985 Dean Rodriguez 71986 Rodney Erhard 181987 T. Martinez/R. Erhard 121988 Tino Martinez 251989 Paul Russo 221990 Paul Russo 221991 Ozzie Timmons 181992 Brian Zaletel 81993 Dave Dion 201994 D. Dion/M. Rodriguez 91995 Marc Rodriguez 141996 Brad Wakefield 121997 Mike Zerbe 121998 Angel Diaz 141999 Adrian Merkey 132000 Jim Kavourias 232001 Tom Carrow 142002 Neal Maybin 112003 Matt Armstrong 142004 Matt Armstrong 122005 Lee Cruz 172006 Lee Cruz 262007 J. Jimenez/R. Mena 142008 Jose Jimenez 102009 Mike Schwartz 142010 Jared Simon 12

Walks1978 Andy Faza 231980 Jim Wallace 331981 Mark Thompson 321982 Mark Hamilton 341983 Mark Hamilton 291984 Bob Fernandes 451985 Alan Savitt 441986 Tino Martinez 431987 Rodney Erhard 501988 Jerry Krisiukenas 371989 Joe Urso 481990 Joe Urso 541991 Rodd Kelley 331992 Greg Hamilton 521993 Eric Foster 361994 Rodd Kelley 371995 Brad Wakefield 431997 Jason Barker 371998 Erik Mirza 341999 Matt Smith 342000 Ronnie Merrill, Jr. 342001 Adam Bragg 332002 Gene Reynolds 242003 Tim Duff 332004 Erick Monzon 322005 Roberto Valiente 252006 Ferguson/Kennedy 272007 Jose Jimenez 542008 Jose Jimenez 542009 Jose Jimenez 552010 Mike Schwartz 75

Stolen Bases1978 Dennis Lopez 151979 Frank Ramppen 141980 Eddie Cowans 381981 Eddie Cowans 281982 Eddie Cowans 521983 Tim Wahl 261984 Tim Wahl 101985 Dean Kelley 251986 Rodney Erhard 341987 Jerry Krisiukenas 341988 Jerry Krisiukenas 321989 Hopkins/Timmons 17

1990 Joe Urso 151991 Rodd Kelley 211992 Joe Urso 311993 Rodd Kelley 331994 Rodd Kelley 291995 Brad Wakefield 211996 Erik Mirza 301997 Erik Mirza 251998 Erik Mirza 251999 Michael King 222000 Eric Sims 492001 Adam Bragg 252002 Gene Reynolds 192003 G. Reynolds/M. Taylor 162004 Roberto Valiente 312005 Roberto Valiente 222006 Troy Ferguson 212007 Troy Ferguson 282008 Ryan Williams 162009 Tyler Cox 152010 Dylan Brown 7

Earned Run Average1978 Jim Budnick 2.441979 Bill Austin 2.041980 Rich Mendes 4.211981 Scott Dorsey 3.141982 Scott Dorsey 1.941983 Keith McGrath 3.181984 Steve Mumaw 1.341985 Mack Jenkins 2.831986 Matt Cakora 2.891987 Alan Calvo 3.021988 Sam Militello 2.451989 Sam Militello 3.311990 Sam Militello 1.751991 Gary Graham 2.811992 Sam Steed 2.711993 Gary Graham 3.701994 Gary Graham 3.251995 Marco Ramirez 2.921996 Bo Donaldson 1.911997 Bo Donaldson 2.311998 Eric Busch 2.301999 David Muley 2.952000 Kris Sutton 1.152001 Kris Sutton 2.092002 Adrian Goas 1.152003 Josh Weis 1.642004 Justin Boza 2.642005 Aaron Cook 1.572006 Sergio Perez 2.102007 Jonathan Holt 1.642008 Anthony Perez 2.792009 Alex Koronis 3.482010 Carmine Giardina 2.76

Innings Pitched1978 John DeVincenzo 73.11979 Kris Kelly 83.21980 Rich Mendes 83.11981 Rich Mendes 65.11982 Rich Mendes 102.01983 Rob Abromson 104.21984 Steve Mumaw 134.21985 Steve Mumaw 122.01986 Jeff Carter 114.11987 Matt Cakora 97.11988 Sam Militello 106.11989 Sam Militello 127.21990 Sam Militello 143.21991 Gary Graham 112.01992 Matt Hudson 140.01993 Gary Graham 124.01994 Gary Graham 110.21995 Marc Lovallo 85.11996 Marc Lovallo 124.11997 Mike Valdes 115.01998 Mike Valdes 125.21999 Brett Stewart 87.02000 Charlie Manning 101.02001 Charlie Manning 95.12002 Joey Watts 89.02003 Eric Beattie 134.12004 Eric Beattie 104.02005 Sergio Perez 87.02006 Ross Jackson 103.22007 Ross Jackson 94.02008 Kevin Ferguson 86.22009 Danny Keefe 65.12010 Josh Bowman 85.0

2001 Kris Sutton 192002 Adrian Goas 172003 Justin Boza 72004 Justin Boza 182005 Aaron Cook 122006 Aaron Cook 102007 Jonathan Holt 192008 Anthony Perez 172009 Alex Koronis 52010 Evan Stobbs 10

Complete Games1980 Rich Mendes 51981 Rich Mendes 41982 Rich Mendes 71983 Rob Abromson 71984 Steve Mumaw 31985 S. Mumaw/M. Jenkins 31986 M. Cakora/J. Carter 51987 3 with 31988 Sam Militello 81989 Sam Militello 61990 S. Militello/M. Simmons71991 Matt Hudson 81992 Matt Hudson 101993 Gary Graham 61994 Gary Graham 61995 Marco Ramirez 81996 Ricky Burton 51997 Mike Valdes 51998 Mike Valdes 51999 Mike Valdes 12000 Brett Stewart 12001 Charlie Manning 22002 C. Keegan/E. Beattie 12003 Eric Beattie 52004 C. McKenzie/E. Beattie 32005 J. Williams/S. Perez 22006 Sergio Perez 12007 R. Jackson/J. Holt 12008 Scott Chapman 32009 Alex Koronis 12010 Josh Bowman 1

Shutouts1985 Steve Mumaw 11986 Jeff Carter 21987 4 with 11988 P. Mirocke/S. Militello 21989 S. Militello/M. Simmons11990 Sam Militello 21991 Gary Graham 31992 Gary Graham 11993 Gary Graham 21994 Gary Graham 21998 Eric Busch 22001 Charlie Manning 12003 Eric Beattie 32004 C. McKenzie/E. Beattie 12005 A. Cook/J. Williams 12006 Sergio Perez 12008 Josh Bowman 12009 none2010 none

Strikeouts1978 Greg Sillery 721979 Jim Budnick 541980 Rich Mendes 481981 Tim Mayhew 341982 Tim Mayhew 481983 Pat DeVincentis 361984 Steve Mumaw 1491985 Steve Mumaw 1521986 Jeff Carter 801987 Jeff Carter 731988 Sam Militello 941989 Sam Militello 1641990 Sam Militello 1821991 Matt Hudson 781992 Sam Steed 901993 Gary Graham 951994 Gary Graham 1031995 Marco Ramirez 761996 Bo Donaldson 1721997 Bo Donaldson 1141998 Mike Valdes 921999 Brett Stewart 792000 Charlie Manning 882001 C. Manning/J. Watts 782002 Joey Watts 802003 Casey McKenzie 1132004 Eric Beattie 1272005 Sergio Perez 812006 Sergio Perez 1382007 Kevin Ferguson 822008 Kevin Ferguson 852009 Alex Koronis 792010 Josh Bowman 85

Wins1978 3 with 61979 Jim Budnick 71980 Rich Mendes 61981 S. Dorsey/R. Mendes 51982 Rich Mendes 71983 McGrath/Abromson 61984 Steve Mumaw 131985 Mack Jenkins 91986 Matt Cakora 91987 Carter/Cakora/Calvo 91988 Sam Militello 111989 Sam Militello 111990 Sam Militello 151991 M. Hudson/G. Graham 111992 Matt Hudson 121993 3 with 101994 Gary Graham 81995 Marc Lovallo 81996 Ricky Burton 141997 Mike Valdes 131998 Mike Valdes 151999 Greg Watson 72000 Brett Stewart 112001 Charlie Manning 102002 Joey Watts 102003 Eric Beattie 152004 Eric Beattie 102005 Sergio Perez 92006 S. Perez/R. Jackson 112007 Kevin Ferguson 122008 D. Foltz/S. Chapman 72009 Alex Koronis 82010 3 with 8

Saves1980 3 with 11981 Tim Mayhew 21982 Tim Mayhew 21983 Tony Louden 31984 Steve Mumaw 21985 S. Mumaw/M. Jenkins 31986 Dan Maglich 61987 Dan Maglich 71988 Brett Franklin 31989 Pat Russo 81990 Pat Russo 31991 Randy Barber 21992 S. Slade/S. White 31993 Shawn Slade 101994 Stephen Ford 81995 Matt Canney 61996 David Ramirez 41997 Jeremy Erickson 41999 David Muley 32000 Kris Sutton 6 Scott Chapman



Sunshine State Conference

2010 FINAL SSC Baseball Standings

SSC Overall1. Tampa 213 46112. Rollins 16-8 41-193. Nova Southeastern 15-9 35-214. Florida Southern 14-10 41-164. Florida Tech 14-10 39-166. Barry 13-11 32-197. Saint Leo 6-18 20-347. Lynn 6-18 16-37-19. Eckerd 3-21 20-28

2010 SSC AwardsFIRST TEAM1B – Michael Demma, Florida Tech2B – Eric McCans, Nova Southeastern3B – Rhys Roberts, Nova SoutheasternSS – Nick Shaw, BarryOF – Tyler Cox, TampaOF – Taylor Ferguson, RollinsOF – Yas Gutierrez, BarryOF – Jared Simon, TampaUT – Patrick Donahue, TampaDH – Mike Schwartz, TampaC – Mike Blanke, TampaSP – Jonathan Cornelius, Florida TechSP – Tim Griffin, RollinsSP – Isaac Hicks, Nova SoutheasternSP – Max Russell, Florida SouthernRP – Sean Albury, Nova Southeastern

Player of the Year – Mike Schwartz, TampaPitcher of the Year – Tim Griffin, RollinsCoach of the Year – Joe Urso, TampaFreshman of the Year – Ryan Brnovich, Saint Leo

SECOND TEAM1B – Chris Chavez, Lynn2B – Brad Roberts, Tampa3B – Matt Petty, BarrySS – Correy Figueroa, TampaOF – Dylan Brown, TampaOF – Nikko Echevarria, Nova SoutheasternOF – Trae Gore, Florida SouthernOF – Minervino Labrador, EckerdUT – Haven FitzSimmonds, Nova SoutheasternDH – Ryan Garcia, BarryC – Ben Hewett, RollinsSP – Josh Bowman, TampaSP – Stephen Hiscock, RollinsSP – AJ Pinera, TampaSP – John Wiedenbauer, TampaRP – Daniel Tillman, Florida Southern

HONORABLE MENTIONDH – Andrew Grutka, Florida SouthernSP – Eddie Sipple, Florida SouthernRP – Evan Stobbs, Tampa

2011 SSC Preseason Baseball Poll

Points (1st place votes)1. Tampa 190 (15)2. Florida Southern 163 (3)3. Florida Tech 1464. Nova Southeastern 1125. Rollins 1036. Barry 977. Lynn 808. Saint Leo 549. Eckerd 27

Founded in 1975, the Sunshine State Conference has risen from a single sportorganization to the Division II “Conference of Champions”. Since its inception, theconference has grown steadily in sports played, membership and national promi-nence.

SSC member schools won three NCAA II national championships in 2009-10 andhave captured a total of 74 titles in baseball, men’s basketball, men’s golf,women’s golf, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball, men’s tennis, women’s ten-nis and women’s volleyball and are nationally recognized in women’s basketball,women’s rowing and cross country as well.

The Sunshine State Conference sponsors championships in men’s and women’sbasketball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volley-ball, softball, baseball, men’s and women’s golf and women’s rowing.

Member schools include Barry University (Miami Shores), Eckerd College (St.Petersburg), Florida Tech (Melbourne), Florida Southern College (Lakeland), Lynn University (Boca Raton), NovaSoutheastern University (Fort Lauderdale), Rollins College (Winter Park), Saint Leo University (Saint Leo) and TheUniversity of Tampa (Tampa).

Jay Jones is the commissioner, Kelly Harrison is assistant commissioner for internal operations and Maryanne Simkulakis the assistant commissioner for membership services. Dr. Anne B. Kerr (Florida Southern) is the President. JohnMagnusson is the supervisor of officials for baseball. The office address is 400 South Park Avenue, Suite 150, WinterPark, FL 32789. Phone: (321) 972-1803. The SSC website address is www.sunshinestateconference.com.



74 NCAA Division II National Titles in 10 different sports

Number 1 ranked conference in Division II Academic Success Rate

Only NCAA conference headquartered in the state of Florida

Membership is comprised of nine private colleges and universities located throughout the state of Florida with over 2,000 student-athletes, 70,000 students and an alumni base of almost 400,000

Former Sunshine State Conference student-athletes include Lou Piniella, Rocco Mediate, Tim Wakefield, Brett Tomko, Lee Janzen, Tino Martinez and many others

Student-athletes at each of the member institutions engage in community partnerships within the nine Florida communities where Sunshine State Conference schools are located

ACADEMIC AND ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE

Saint Joseph’s

Monday, March 7, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Rensselaer, Ind.Enrollment: 1,000Colors: Cardinal and PurpleNickname: PumasHome Field: Rueth-Fitzgibbon Baseball Complex

Conference: Great Lakes Valley President: F. Dennis RiegelneggAthletic Director: Bill MassoelsHead Coach: Rick O’DetteRecord at SJC: 321-232-2 (10 years)2010 Record: 32-22Series Record: first meetingSports Information Director: Ken Badylak

SID Phone: (219) 866-6141SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.saintjoe.edu/athletics

Seton Hill

Saturday, March 6, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Greensburg, Pa.Enrollment: 1,900Colors: Vegas Gold and CrimsonNickname: GriffinsHome Field: Seton Hill Baseball FieldConference: W.V. Intercollegiate AthleticPresident: Dr. JoAnne W. BoyleAthletic Director: Chris SnyderHead Coach: Marc MarizzaldiRecord at SHU: 179-130 (six years)2010 Record: 36-21Series Record: UT leads 1-0Sports Information Director: Jason Greene


Athletic Website: www.setonhill.edu/athletics

Rockhurst

Saturday, March 5, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Kansas City, Mo.Enrollment: 3,000Colors: Blue and WhiteNickname: HawksConference: Great Lakes ValleyHome Field: Hawks FieldPresident:Thomas B. CurranAthletic Director: Richard KonzemHead Coach: Gary BurnsRecord at VSU: 547-369 (17 years)Career Record: same2010 Record: 30-25Series Record: first meetingSports Information Director: John Dodderidge

SID Phone: 816-501-4850SID Email:

[email protected] Website: www.rockhurst.edu

Valdosta State

Friday, February 25, Valdosta, Ga.Saturday, February 26, Valdosta, Ga.

Location: Valdosta, Ga.Enrollment: 13,000Colors: Red and BlackNickname: BlazersConference: Gulf SouthHome Field: Billy Grant FieldPresident: Dr. Patrick J. SchlossAthletic Director: Herb ReinhardHead Coach: Greg GuillamsRecord at VSU: 149-86-1 (four years)Career Record: 826-331-1 (20 years)2010 Record: 43-17Series Record: UT leads 24-15Sports Information Director: Shawn Reed

SID Phone: (229) 333-5903

SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.vstateblazers.com

Stillman

Friday, February 18, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, February 19, Tampa, Fla.Sunday, February 20, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala.Enrollment: 1,000Colors: Navy Blue and Vegas GoldNickname: TigersConference:Southern Intercollegiate AthleticHome Field: Stillman Baseball ComplexPresident: Ernest McNealey, Ph.D. Athletic Director: Curtis CampbellHead Coach: Donny Crawford2010 Record: 21-23Series Record: UT Leads 8-1Sports Information Dir.: Frederick Franklin

SID Phone: (205) 247-8101 SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.stillman.edu/athletics

Mount OliveSunday, February 13, Greenwood, S.C.

Location: Mount Olive, N.C.Enrollment: 4,500Colors: Forest Green and WhiteNickname: TrojansConference: CarolinasHome Field: Trojans FieldPresident: Philip KerstetterAthletic Director: La Toya LindseyHead Coach: Carl LancasterRecord at MOC: 759-372 (24 years)2010 Record: 41-11Series Record: first meetingSports Information Dir.: David Shulimson

SID Phone: 919-658-7802 SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.moc.edu/athletics

LanderFriday, February 11, Greenwood, S.C.

Location: Greenwood, S.C.Enrollment: 2,600Colors: Blue, Gold and BlackNickname: BearcatsHome Field: Legion FieldConference: Peach Belt ConferencePresident: Dr. Dan BallAthletic Director: Jeff MayHead Coach: Kermit SmithRecord at LU: 49-46 (two years)2010 Record: 24-23Series Record: first meetingSports Information Director: David Hays

SID Phone: 864-388-8962SID Email:

Athletic Website: www.landerbearcats.com

Georgia College & State

Sunday, February 4, Tampa, Fla.Monday, February 5, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Milledgeville, Ga.Enrollment: 6,250Colors: Hunter Green and Navy BlueNickname: BobcatsConference: Peach BeltHome Field: Kurtz FieldPresident: Dr. Dorothy LelandAthletic Director: Wendell StatonHead Coach: Tom CartyRecord at GCSU: 112-60 (three years)2010 Record: 42-17Series Record: UT leads 28-14Sports Information Director: Al Weston


Athletic Website: www.gcsubobcats.com

Grand Valley State

Saturday, February 12, Greenwood, S.C.

Location: Allendale, Mich.Enrollment: 23,464Colors: Blue, White and BlackNickname: LakersConference: Great Lakes IntercollegiateHome Field: Laker Baseball FieldPresident: Thomas HaasAthletic Director: Tim W. SelgoHead Coach: Steve LyonRecord at GVSU: 375-152-1 (10 years)Career Record: 488-253-2 (15 years)2009 Record: 45-16-1Series Record: series tied 1-1Sports Information Director: Tim Nott


Athletic Website: www.gvsulakers.com



Opponent Information

Rollins

Friday, April 8, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, April 9, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Winter Park, Fla.Enrollment: 1,759Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: TarsConference: Sunshine State Home Field: Alfond StadiumPresident: Lewis Duncan, Ph.D.Athletic Director: Pennie ParkerHead Coach: Jon Sjogren, Ed.D.Record at RC: 153-124-1 (five years)Career Record: 512-429-3 (20 years)2010 Record: 41-19Series Record: UT leads 88-26-1Sports Information Director: Nate Weyant


Athletic Website: www.rollinssports.com

Saint Leo


Location: Saint Leo, Fla.Enrollment: 14,000Colors: Forest Green and GoldNickname: LionsConference: Sunshine StateHome Field: Thomas B. Southard StadiumPresident: Dr. Arthur Kirk, Jr.Athletic Director: Fran ReidyHead Coach: Russ McNickleRecord at SLU: 20-34 (one year)2010 Record: 20-34Series Record: UT leads 92-28Sports Information Director: Evan Ortiz

SID Phone: (352) 588-8506 SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: saintleolions.com

Warner

Tuesday, March 29, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Lake Wales, Fla.Enrollment: 1,100Colors: Navy Blue and GoldNickname: RoyalsConference: SunHome Field: Royals Baseball FieldPresident: Dr. Gregory HallAthletic Director: Shawn Gary Head Coach: Jeff SikesRecord at WU: N/A2010 Record: 27-25 (one year)Series Record: UT leads 12-5Sports Information Director: Kendal Sherrouse


Athletic Website: www.warnerroyals.com

Florida Tech

Friday, March 25, Melbourne, Fla.Saturday, March 26, Melbourne, Fla.Tuesday, April 26, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Melbourne, Fla.Enrollment: 4,200Colors: Gray and CrimsonNickname: PanthersConference: Sunshine StatePresident: Dr. Anthony J. CataneseAthletic Director: William K. JurgensHead Coach: Greg BerkemeierRecord at FIT: 35-20-1 (one year)2010 Record: 35-20-1Series Record: UT leads 79-23Sports Information Director: Rebecca Vick


Athletic Website: floridatechsports.com

Florida Memorial


Location: Miami Gardens, Fla.Enrollment: 2,000Colors: Royal Blue and OrangeNickname: LionsConference: SunHome Field: Harry T. Moore Baseball FieldPresident: Dr. Sandra ThompsonAthletic Director: Robert SmithHead Coach: Oscar FernandezRecord at FMU: 19-32 (one year)2010 Recod: 19-32Series Record: UT Leads 2-0Sports Information Director: Damian Alexander


Athletic Website: athletics.fmuniv.edu

Lynn

Friday, March 18, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, March 19, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Boca Raton, Fla.

Enrollment: 2,100

Colors: Royal and White

Nickname: Fighting Knights

Conference: Sunshine State

Home Field: McCusker Sports Complex

President: Dr. Kevin Ross

Athletic Director: Kristen Migliano

Head Coach: Rudy Garbalosa

Record at LU: 312-240-1 (10 years)

2010 Record: 16-37-1

Series Record: UT leads 53-21

Sports Information Director: Chad Beattie

SID Phone: (561) 237-7341

SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: ww.lynnfightingknights.com

Wayne State


Location: Detroit, Mich.Enrollment: 33,000Colors: Green and GoldNickname: WarriorsConference: Great Lakes IACHome Field: President: Dr. Jay NorenAthletic Director: Rob FournierHead Coach: Ryan KelleyRecord at WSU: 57-46 (two years)2009 Record: 25-26Series Record: UT leads 6-1Sports Information Dir.: Jeff Weiss


Athletic Website: www.wsuathletics.com

Nova Southeastern

Friday, March 11, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Saturday, March 12, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Location: Fort Lauderdale, Fla.Enrollment: 28,796Colors: Navy Blue and GrayNickname: SharksConference: Sunshine StateHome Field : NSU Baseball ComplexPresident: George Hanbury IIAthletic Director: Michael MomineyHead Coach: Greg BrownRecord at NSU: first year2010 Record: 35-21Series Record: UT leads 26-8Sports Information Director: B. Keith Smith


Athletic Website: www.nsusharks.com

Slippery Rock

Wednesday, March 9, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Slippery Rock, Pa.Enrollment: 8,500Colors: Green and WhiteNickname: The RockConference: Pennsylvania State AthleticHome Field: Jack Critchfield ParkPresident: Dr. Robert SmithAthletic Director: Paul LuekenHead Coach: Jeff MesserRecord at SRU: 760-432-4 (26 years)2010 Record: 27-23Series Record: UT lead 3-0Sports Information Director: Robert McComas


Athletic Website: www.rockathletics.com




Eckerd

Friday, May 6, Tampa, Fla.Saturday, May 8, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Saint Petersburg, Fla.Enrollment: 1900Colors: Teal, White and NavyNickname:TritonsConference: Sunshine StateHome Field: Turley Athletic ComplexPresident: Donald Eastman, IIIAthletic Director: Dr. Bob FortosisHead Coach: Bill MatthewsRecord at EC: 330-2362010 Record: 20-28Series Record: UT leads 83-29Sports Information Director: Rob Broussard

SID Phone: 727-864-8242SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.eckerdtritons.com

Palm Beach Atlantic


Location: West Palm Beach, Fla.Enrollment: 3,260Colors: Navy and WhiteNickname: SailfishConference: IndependentHome Field: PBA FieldPresident: Lu HardinAthletic Director: Bob White Head Coach: Gary CarterRecord at PBA: 17-24 (one year)2010 Record: 17-24Series Record: UT leads 5-1Sports Information Director: Michael Brown

SID Phone: 561-803-2529SID Email: [email protected]

Athletic Website: www.pbasailfish.com

Florida Southern

Friday, April 22, Lakeland, Fla.Saturday, April 23, Lakeland, Fla.

Location: Lakeland, Fla.Enrollment: 1,997Colors: Red and WhiteNickname: MoccasinsConference: Sunshine StateHome Field: Henley FieldPresident: Dr. Anne KerrAthletic Director:Pete Meyer Head Coach: Jim TyrrellRecord at FSC: 41-16 (one year)2010 Record: 41-16Series Record: FSC leads 72-71Sports Information Director: Bill Turnage


Athletic Website: www.fscmocs.com

Barry

Friday, April 15, Miami Shores, Fla.Saturday, April 16, Miami Shores, Fla.

Location: Miami Shores, Fla.Enrollment: 8,242Colors: Red, Black and SilverNickname: BuccaneersConference: Sunshine State President: Sr. Linda Bevilacqua, O.P.Athletic Director: Michael L. CovoneHead Coach: Marc PavaoRecord at BU: 173-93-2 (five years)2010 Record: 32-19Series Record: UT leads 60-18Sports Information Director: Dennis Jezek, Jr.


Athletic Website: www.barry.edu/athletics

Embry-Riddle

Tuesday, April 12, Tampa, Fla.

Location: Daytona Beach, Fla.Enrollment: 4,978Colors: Royal and GoldNickname: EaglesConference: SunHome Field: Sliwa Stadium President: John P. Johnson, Ph.D.Athletic Director: Steve RidderHead Coach: Randy StegallRecord at ERAU: 135-512010 Record: 47-19Series Record: 3-3Sports Information Director: Alison Smalling


Athletic Website: daytona.embryriddlesports.com






Abilene Christian......................2-0............2003Adelphi ........................................1-0............1997Alabama ......................................0-1............1992Alabama-Birmingham ..........1-0............1979Alabama-Huntsville ................9-2............2006Albany State ..............................1-0............2006American International ........21-2 ........2000Amherst ......................................1-0............1979Army ............................................5-0-1 ......2000Ashland........................................0-1............2008Assumption ................................6-0............1996Auburn ........................................1-2............1993Auburn-Montgomery ............0-1............1998Augusta ........................................1-0............1994Barry ............................................60-18 ......2010Bellarmine ..................................1-0............1998Bemidji State ............................1-0............2001Bentley ........................................1-0............2010Bethune-Cookman..................3-0............1981Bluffton ........................................1-0............1984Boston College ..........................6-3............1992Bowling Green..........................0-1............1993Brandeis ......................................1-0............1985Bridgewater State ....................1-0............1992Bryant ..........................................3-0............1990Cal Poly-Pomona......................1-0............1990Cal Poly-SLO ..............................1-0............1993Cal State-LA................................1-0............2007Cal State-Sacramento ............0-1............1986California (Pa.)..........................1-1............2003Carson Newman ......................2-0............2007Castleton State ..........................1-0............1994Catholic ........................................1-0............1979Catawba ......................................7-1............2008Central Florida ..........................8-8............1985Central Missouri ......................3-2............2010Central Oklahoma State ........1-1............1997Chico State ..................................1-1............2006Clemson ......................................0-3............1992Cleveland State ..........................2-0............1994Coastal Carolina ......................2-0............1995Columbia ....................................1-0............1979Columbus State ........................2-1............2007Concordia ..................................2-1............2006Cornell..........................................1-1............1980C.W. Post......................................2-0............1994Dartmouth ..................................6-0............1986Delta State ..................................0-4............2006DePauw........................................1-0............1985Detroit ..........................................5-2............1987Dowling ......................................3-0............2005Eckerd ..........................................83-29 ......2010Embry-Riddle ............................3-3............2004Evansville ....................................3-0............1984Faulkner ......................................1-0............1998Felician ........................................1-0............2001Findlay..........................................1-0............1981Flagler ..........................................1-0-1 ......2008Florida ..........................................7-14 ........1992Florida A&M ..............................8-4............1992Florida Atlantic ..........................23-9-1 ....1991Florida Gulf Coast ....................8-2............2007Florida Memorial......................2-0............2010Florida International ..............1-4............2008Florida Southern ......................71-72 ......2010

Florida State................................0-2............1984Florida Tech................................79-23 ......2010Fordham......................................1-0............1994Francis Marion ........................1-0............2006Franklin Pierce ........................3-1............2006Gardner Webb ..........................1-0............2000George Washington................4-1............1987Georgia ........................................1-6............1995Georgia College ........................28-15 ......2010Grand Valley State....................2-1............2010Hartford ......................................1-0............1987Harvard........................................2-1............2007Haverford....................................2-0............1982Hawaii-Pacific ..........................5-1............2004Hillsdale ........................................3-0............1982Hofstra ........................................2-0............1993Houston ......................................1-1............1994Husson ........................................1-0............1984Indianapolis ..............................3-0............2001IPFW ............................................2-0............2002Ithaca............................................1-0............1982Kennesaw State ........................3-1............2003Kentucky......................................0-6............1988Kentucky Wesleyan ................2-0............1980Jackson State..............................1-0............1984Jacksonville State......................2-2............1990Lafayette......................................5-0............1996Lehigh ..........................................3-1............1996Lenoir-Rhyne ............................6-0............2001Lewis ............................................2-0............1992Livingston ..................................0-2............1993Lock Haven ................................2-0............2002Lynn ..............................................53-21 ......2010Madonna......................................4-0............1996Mankato State ..........................0-1............1986Mansfield ....................................1-0............1992Mars Hill......................................1-0............1992Massachusetts-Lowell ..........16-0 ........2006Merrimack..................................10-0 ........2003Miami (Fla.)................................2-14 ........1996Michigan......................................3-1............1994Michigan State ..........................0-1............1991Missouri-St. Louis....................1-0............1996Missouri State ..........................1-0............1992Montevallo ..................................1-0............2006Nebraska-Omaha ....................3-0............2010Newberry....................................6-0............2007New Hampshire ......................2-0............1995New Haven ................................1-0............1987Nichols State ..............................2-0............1997North Dakota ............................1-0............1993North Dakota State..................1-0............1990North Alabama ........................2-0............1980North Florida ............................17-17 ......2005Northeast Illinois ....................6-0............1990Northern Kentucky ................6-0............2008NW Missouri State ..................1-0............1981Northwood (Fla.) ....................5-5............2000Nova Southeastern ................26-8 ........2010Nyack............................................1-0............2009Oklahoma....................................0-1............1981Oral Roberts ..............................1-2............1996Oakland........................................4-0............1996Ouachita Baptist.......................0-1............2008Pace ..............................................1-0............1995

Palm Beach Atlantic ................5-1............2009Pennsylvania ............................4-0............1989Philadelphia Pharmaceutical5-1 ..........1982Philadelphia Textile ................2-0............1980Presbyterian..............................2-0............2003Princeton ....................................1-0............1986Providence..................................1-1............1980Quincy ..........................................2-0............2009Quinnipiac ..................................1-0............2005Regis ............................................1-0............1999Rhode Island..............................1-0............1990Rider..............................................3-0............1984Rollins ..........................................88-26-1..2010Rutgers ........................................1-1............1983St. Andrews ................................2-1............1996St. Andrews Pres. ....................1-0............1997St. Anselm ..................................4-0............2009St. Joseph’s (Ind.) ....................5-0............2010St. Norbert’s ..............................2-0............1980St. Thomas..................................28-34 ......2002Saint Leo ....................................92-28 ......2010Sam Houston State ..................1-0............1994Seton Hill ....................................2-0............2010Shippensburg............................16-2 ........2009Slippery Rock............................3-0............2008Southern Indiana ....................1-0............2007South Florida..............................9-16 ........1989South Carolina-Aiken ............3-0............1991Southern Arkansas ................3-6............2010Southern Connecticut St.......1-0............2009SE Missouri State ....................3-0............1988SIU-Edwardsville ......................1-2............2007Southwest Louisiana..............1-1............1997Stillman ........................................12-1 ........2010Temple..........................................9-2............1997Tennessee ..................................1-1............1988Tennessee State........................3-0............1979Tennessee Wesleyan..............1-0............1993Texas A&M ................................0-1............1994Thomas College ........................1-0............1997Toledo ..........................................8-10 ........1993Trinity (Conn.) ..........................2-0............1981Troy State....................................2-4............1994Tusculum ....................................2-1............2007US Military Academy ..............1-0............2001Valdosta State ............................26-17 ......2010Villanova ....................................1-0............1985Wagner ........................................1-0............1997Warner ........................................12-5 ........2010Wayne State (Mich.) ..............6-1............2008Webber ........................................9-3............2000West Alabama ..........................1-0............2009West Chester ............................3-1............1985West Florida ..............................11-2 ........2003West Georgia ............................2-0............1998West Virginia Wesleyan........2-0............1983Western Michigan ..................4-0............1994Widener ......................................1-0............1983William Patterson ..................1-0............1989Wilmington ................................2-0............1992Winona State ............................1-0............2000Wisconsin-Stout ......................1-0............1992Xavier ..........................................9-1............1989

All-Time Series Records



2010 ResultsHead Coach: Joe Urso

Records: 4611 (213) 1st2/7 @ #27 Georgia College W 8-62/7 @ #27 Georgia College W 9-42/8 @ #27 Georgia College W 15-132/10 Rollins W 14-52/12 #5 Southern Arkansas L 9-72/13 #5 Southern Arkansas L 7-62/13 #5 Southern Arkansas L 8-12/14 #5 Southern Arkansas W 12-12/16 Warner W 4-32/19 @ Stillman W 9-02/20 @ Stillman W 12-12/20 @ Stillman W 12-42/21 @ Stillman W 8-62/24 Saint Leo W 13-52/26 #22 Valdosta State W 7-62/27 #22 Valdosta State L 8-22/27 #22 Valdosta State L 14-03/5 @ Eckerd W 9-83/6 @ Eckerd W 37-13/6 @ Eckerd W 6-53/8 Seton Hill W 9-43/8 Bentley W 7-03/9 Saint Joseph's W 17-63/10 #13 Grand Valley State W 17-43/13 Nova Southeastern W 21-73/14 Nova Southeastern W 15-53/14 Nova Southeastern W 14-33/16 #16 Nebraska-Omaha W 9-63/19 @ Lynn W 13-93/20 @ Lynn W 10-23/20 @ Lynn W 6-33/24 @ Saint Leo W 11-33/26 #15 Florida Tech W 8-33/27 #15 Florida Tech W 7-23/27 #15 Florida Tech W 7-13/30 Florida Memorial W 16-54/2 @ Saint Leo W 12-44/3 @ Saint Leo W 8-24/3 @ Saint Leo W 5-24/6 @ #19 Florida Tech W 3-24/9 @ Rollins W 12-44/10 @ Rollins W 11-54/10 @ Rollins L 4-34/13 @ Warner W 9-24/16 #20 Barry W 8-74/17 #20 Barry L 5-44/17 #20 Barry L 14-10

4/23 #4 Florida Southern W 25-64/24 #4 Florida Southern W 3-14/24 #4 Florida Southern W 9-55/13 #20 Florida Tech (NCAA) W 7-15/14 #9 Valdosta State (NCAA) W 17-75/15 #3 Southern Ark. (NCAA) W 20-55/17 #3 Southern Ark. (NCAA) L 10-75/17 #3 Southern Ark. (NCAA) W 20-35/22 vs. #3 Central Mo. (NCAA) L 3-05/24 vs. #4 Georgia Coll. (NCAA) L 2-1


Records: 4017 (168) T2nd2/3 Florida Tech W 11-12/8 Georgia College W 6-5 (10)2/8 Georgia College W 3-12/9 Georgia College W 7-42/10 @ Rollins W 9-22/14 vs. #19 S. Arkansas L 16-32/14 @ #12 West Alabama L 10-32/15 @ #12 West Alabama W 7-22/15 vs. #19 S. Arkansas L 8-32/20 @ Eckerd W 3-22/21 Stillman W 7-22/21 Stillman L 4-22/22 Stillman W 10-82/22 Stillman W 18-172/26 vs. #28 Nebraska-Omaha W 11-42/28 @ Valdosta State L 13-72/28 @ Valdosta State L 7-63/1 @ Valdosta State W 6-23/2 Saint Anselm W 26-33/3 Shippensburg W 8-43/3 Shippensburg W 14-93/5 #5 Grand Valley State L 11-43/6 #14 Saint Joseph's W 10-73/7 Quincy W 13-33/9 Seton Hill W 12-63/11 Palm Beach Atlantic W 10-43/13 Eckerd W 11-53/14 Eckerd W 15-93/14 Eckerd W 9-73/17 Nyack W 1-03/20 @ #21 Nova Southeastern L 5-13/22 @ #21 Nova Southeastern L 6-03/22 @ #21 Nova Southeastern W 14-33/26 Southern Connecticut State W 14-73/27 Lynn W 10-53/28 Lynn W 10-33/28 Lynn L 5-4 (8)

3/31 @ Saint Leo W 9-24/3 @ Florida Tech L 10-94/4 @ Florida Tech W 3-24/4 @ Florida Tech W 5-14/10 Saint Leo L 13-34/11 Saint Leo W 15-134/11 Saint Leo W 13-54/17 Rollins W 8-24/18 Rollins W 12-54/18 Rollins W 2-14/23 @ Palm Beach Atlantic W 9-8 (11)4/24 @ #4 Barry L 7-54/25 @ #4 Barry L 6-34/25 @ #4 Barry W 7-15/1 @ #11 Florida Southern L 11-35/3 @ #11 Florida Southern W 15-95/3 @ #11 Florida Southern W 7-6 (8)5/14 vs. Lynn (NCAA) L 11-85/15 vs. Stillman (NCAA) W 21-85/16 vs. #19 Valdosta St. (NCAA) L 10-5


Records: 42111 (177) 1st2/2 @ #13 Georgia College W 6-5(11)2/2 @ #13 Georgia College W 15-32/5 Flagler W 15-102/8 Palm Beach Atlantic W 11-32/9 Palm Beach Atlantic W 16-42/9 Palm Beach Atlantic W 4-32/16 @ Stillman W 5-12/16 @ Stillman W 10-32/19 @ Florida Tech L 1-22/23 @ Valdosta State L 5-62/24 @ Valdosta State W 16-22/24 @ Valdosta State W 3-22/26 Rollins T 7-7(7)3/1 Nothern Kentucky W 4-33/1 Northern Kentucky W 6-23/2 Northern Kentucky W 6-43/8 Florida Southern L 5-73/8 Florida Southern L 3-43/9 Florida Southern W 2-13/10 Slippery Rock W 12-33/12 Shippensburg W 6-53/13 Shippensburg W 10-23/15 Wayne State W 6-13/15 Wayne State W 6-13/16 Wayne State W 20-103/21 @ Eckerd W 6-33/21 @ Eckerd W 7-0

The 2006 Spartans won a school record 54 games en route to a national championship.




3/22 @ Eckerd W 5-23/25 @ Florida International W 11-73/28 Nova Southeastern L 5-133/29 Nova Southeastern W 5-33/29 Nova Southeastern W 4-24/4 @ Lynn W 6-34/4 @ Lynn L 2-84/5 @ Lynn W 6-54/11 Florida Tech L 10-114/12 Florida Tech W 9-64/12 Florida Tech W 5-34/15 Eckerd W 11-24/18 @ Saint Leo W 3-24/19 @ Saint Leo W 16-114/19 @ Saint Leo W 9-8(10)4/25 @ Rollins W 16-24/26 @ Rollins W 14-7(11)4/26 @ Rollins L 6-85/2 Barry L 2-45/3 Barry W 13-55/3 Barry W 8-45/15 Stillman W 21-15/16 Florida Tech W 10-75/17 #17 Catawba W 12-75/18 #17 Catawba W 9-85/26 vs. #16 Ashland L 5-65/27 vs. #4 Ouachita Baptist L 10-12


Record: 5310 (204) 1st2/1 @ Eckerd W 10-32/2 Georgia College W 16-82/2 Georgia College W 9-42/3 Georgia College L 10-122/9 Catawba W 7-52/10 Catawba W 7-42/10 Catawba W 10-72/11 Catawba L 5-62/16 @ Lynn W 24-22/17 @ Lynn W 8-52/17 @ Lynn W 8-42/20 Florida Tech W 3-12/24 @ Valdosta State W 13-52/24 @ Valdosta State W 9-42/25 @ Valdosta State W 15-52/27 @ Rollins W 13-63/2 @ Barry W 6-23/3 @ Barry W 10-63/3 @ Barry L 5-63/5 Northern Kentucky W 7-53/6 Saint Anselm W 22-23/9 Shippensburg W 14-83/10 Shippensburg W 14-13/10 Shippensburg L 4-93/12 Harvard W 11-63/16 @ Florida Southern L 2-43/17 @ Florida Southern W 8-63/17 @ Florida Southern W 6-13/23 Florida Gulf Coast L 4-103/24 Florida Gulf Coast W 8-13/24 Florida Gulf Coast W 10-13/25 Harvard W 11-03/30 Eckerd W 11-73/31 Eckerd W 13-93/31 Eckerd W 5-04/6 @ Nova Southeastern W 12-54/7 @ Nova Southeastern W 19-74/7 @ Nova Southeastern W 11-04/9 Palm Beach Atlantic L 5-64/13 Lynn W 4-34/14 Lynn L 4-64/14 Lynn L 1-64/20 @ Florida Tech W 5-14/21 @ Florida Tech W 5-04/21 @ Florida Tech W 6-1

4/27 Saint Leo W 6-04/28 Saint Leo W 13-44/28 Saint Leo W 9-45/4 Rollins W 9-25/6 Rollins W 16-45/6 Rollins W 8-65/10 @ Newberry W 9-55/10 @ Newberry W 11-35/11 @ Newberry W 8-25/17 Stillman W 5-35/18 Carson-Newman W 6-45/19 Tusculum W 5-35/20 Florida Southern L 0-75/20 Florida Southern W 8-55/25 vs. Cal State-LA W 13-55/27 vs. Nebraska-Omaha W 9-25/30 vs. Southern Indiana W 8-16/1 vs. Columbus State W 7-2


Record: 546 (222) 1st2/3 @ Georgia College L 8-202/3 @ Georgia College L 1-22/4 @ Georgia College W 4-22/7 Rollins W 5-22/10 Lynn L 6-72/11 Lynn W 13-42/14 @ Florida Tech W 5-02/17 Eckerd W 11-02/18 Eckerd W 20-42/18 Eckerd W 9-62/24 vs. Delta State W 10-72/26 vs. Quincy W 7-02.26 vs. Alabama Huntsville W 8-33/3 @ Rollins W 5-23/3 @ Rollins W 4-23/4 @ Rollins W 5-13/6 Concordia W 14-33/9 Northern Kentucky W 19-43/10 Saint Anselm W 12-23/11 Shippensburg W 7-23/12 Shippensburg W 6-23/14 UMass-Lowell W 16-53/17 Barry W 12-03/18 Barry W 6-5 (11)3/18 Barry W 5-23/21 Franklin Pierce W 9-83/24 Florida Southern L 4-83/25 Florida Southern W 15-73/25 Florida Southern W 16-63/27 @ Florida Southern W 5-33/31 @ Florida Gulf Coast W 4-14/1 @ Florida Gulf Coast W 19-24/1 @ Florida Gulf Coast L 7-104/7 @ Eckerd W 19-94/8 @ Eckerd W 24-74/8 @ Eckerd W 6-34/11 Saint Leo W 13-34/14 Nova Southeastern W 10-14/15 Nova Southeastern W 12-44/15 Nova Southeastern W 7-14/21 @ Lynn L 2-34/22 @ Lynn W 19-24/22 @ Lynn W 6-5 (9)4/28 Newberry W 5-14/29 Newberry W 10-54/29 Newberry W 3-05/7 @ Saint Leo W 16-35/8 @ Saint Leo W 17-65/8 @ Saint Leo W 11-25/12 Florida Tech W 12-11 (12)

5/13 Florida Tech W 11-105/13 Florida Tech W 11-45/18 Albany State W 14-05/19 vs. Florida Southern W 8-3

5/20 Florida Gulf Coast W 12-55/21 vs. Catawba W 15-55/27 vs. Francis Marion W 4-35/29 vs. Montevallo W 5-46/1 vs. Franklin Pierce W 13-36/3 vs. Chico State W 3-2 (10)


Record: 4018 (159) 2nd2/1 @Eckerd W 6-02/5 Georgia College W 11-12/5 Georgia College W 4-32/6 Georgia College L 4-102/8 Rollins L 1-32/12 @Lynn W 7-52/13 @Lynn W 8-02/13 @Lynn W 4-02/15 Florida Tech W 5-42/19 Valdosta State L 2-62/19 Valdosta State W 10-32/22 Eckerd W 10-22/25 vs. Columbus State W 7-22/26 vs. Alabama-Huntsville W 8-33/4 Rollins W 9-03/5 Rollins W 16-113/5 Rollins W 6-53/7 Dowling W 15-53/8 Saint Anselm W 22-103/10 Concordia W 12-33/11 Shippensburg W 4-33/11 Shippensburg W 3-23/12 Shippensburg W 8-63/14 Quinnipiac W 13-73/15 UMass-Lowell W 16-23/18 Saint Leo W 7-43/19 Saint Leo W 10-33/19 Saint Leo W 10-33/22 Franklin Pierce L 1-43/25 @Barry W 5-23/26 @Barry W 10-73/26 @Barry L 2-33/29 @Saint Leo L 1-64/1 Florida Southern W 5-14/2 Florida Southern L 6-104/2 Florida Southern L 2-134/4 @Florida Southern L 4-74/8 Florida Gulf Coast L 1-64/9 Florida Gulf Coast W 9-74/9 Florida Gulf Coast W 4-04/15 Eckerd L 5-64/16 Eckerd L 7-84/16 Eckerd W 3-04/22 @Nova Southeastern L 6-84/23 @Nova Southeastern L 0-14/23 @Nova Southeastern W 3-14/29 Lynn L 2-34/30 Lynn W 4-04/30 Lynn W 3-05/8 @Florida Tech L 4-195/9 @Florida Tech W 7-35/9 @Florida Tech W 11-105/13 @North Florida W 11-85/14 @North Florida W 7-65/19 vs. Tusculum L 0-35/20 vs. Rollins W 2-15/20 vs. Tusculum W 7-65/21 vs. Florida Southern L 7-10


Record: 4116 (147) 2nd1/31 Eckerd W 5-42/2 @Eckerd W 1-02/3 Eckerd W 9-32/4 @ Florida Tech W 4-1




2/7 @Georgia College L 0-112/7 @Georgia College L 4-5 (8)2/8 @Georgia College W 8-22/10 Rollins W 11-92/15 Lynn L 5-82/15 Lynn W 12-22/16 Lynn W 11-42/17 Saint Leo W 16-42/21 @Valdosta State W 4-02/22 @Valdosta State L 2-32/22 @Valdosta State W 4-02/27 Florida Tech W 4-22/28 Florida Tech W 9-62/28 Florida Tech W 3-13/1 Dowling W 3-23/6 @ Hawaii Pacific W 3-13/6 @ Hawaii Pacific L 2-73/7 @ Hawaii Pacific W 9-33/7 @ Hawaii Pacific W 7-43/9 @ Hawaii Pacific W 12-73/9 @ Hawaii Pacific W 15-143/13 @ Saint Leo L 4-53/13 @ Saint Leo W 2-13/14 @ Saint Leo W 4-23/17 UMass-Lowell W 12-33/19 @ Rollins L 2-63/20 @ Rollins L 1-43/20 @ Rollins L 0-83/27 Barry L 3-73/27 Barry W 3-13/28 Barry W 5-44/2 Florida Southern W 11-64/3 Florida Southern W 4-34/3 Florida Southern L 1-74/5 @ Florida Southern L 4-54/9 Florida Gulf Coast W 4-34/10 Florida Gulf Coast W 5-34/10 Florida Gulf Coast W 7-24/14 Warner W 13-44/18 @ Eckerd W 5-24/18 @ Eckerd W 4-3 (11)4/19 @ Eckerd W 8-14/20 Embry Riddle L 2-124/23 Nova Southeastern W 9-14/24 Nova Southeastern W 9-84/24 Nova Southeastern W 10-94/27 Saint Leo W 6-24/30 @ Lynn W 9-45/1 @ Lynn W 12-25/1 @ Lynn L 7-35/7 North Florida W 6-05/13 Florida Southern L 6-15/14 Rollins L 4-2


Record: 4518 (155) 1st2/1 @ Lynn L 6-52/2 @ Lynn W 4-22/2 @ Lynn W 7-32/4 @ Embry-Riddle L 8-32/8 Georgia College W 2-12/8 Georgia College W 5-42/13 West Florida W 4-02/14 Alabama-Huntsville W 3-02/15 Alabama-Huntsville W 14-32/15 Alabama-Huntsville W 7-52/18 @ Rollins W 6-22/20 @ Saint Leo W 10-52/21 @ Saint Leo W 8-12/22 @ Saint Leo W 6-42/27 Nova Southeastern W 1-03/1 Florida Tech L 5-33/2 Florida Tech L 5-23/4 Saint Anselm W 8-13/5 Dowling W 9-7

3/7 Abilene Christian W 3-03/8 Alabama-Huntsville W 2-13/9 California (Pa.) L 2-13/11 Merrimack W 12-13/12 Merrimack W 15-03/14 Slippery Rock W 9-03/15 Shippensburg W 4-33/17 UMass-Lowell W 13-23/21 Eckerd W 10-73/22 Eckerd W 10-53/25 @Eckerd L 4-13/28 Lynn W 11-03/29 Lynn W 10-53/29 Lynn L 7-64/3 @ Nova Southeastern L 1-04/4 @ Barry W 6-44/5 @ Barry W 20-64/5 @ Barry W 12-74/8 Warner L 17-34/11 Saint Leo W 12-114/12 Saint Leo W 10-24/12 Saint Leo W 13-64/18 @ Florida Southern W 1-04/19 @ Florida Southern W 10-34/19 @ Florida Southern L 4-04/22 @ Warner Southern L 3-14/25 Rollins W 8-74/25 Rollins L 2-14/26 Rollins W 5-44/29 Embry Riddle L 9-25/3 @ Florida Tech L 2-15/4 @ Florida Tech W 8-15/4 @ Florida Tech W 2-15/10 @ North Florida L 9-45/11 @ North Florida L 10-95/15 Presbyterian W 11-35/16 Florida Southern L 6-55/16 Tusculum W 8-25/17 Florida Southern W 6-05/17 Florida Southern W 10-45/25 Abilene Christian W 14-25/27 Kennesaw State W 6-05/29 Franklin Pierce W 18-95/31 Central Missouri State L 11-4


Record: 3320 (183) 1st

1/31 Lynn W 14-02/01 Lynn W 9-62/01 Lynn L 5-42/09 @ Georgia College L 4-22/09 @ Georgia College L 9-42/10 @ Georgia College L 11-32/15 Saint Thomas L 15-102/16 Saint Thomas L 9-22/21 Saint Leo L 10-22/23 @ Valdosta L 8-32/24 @ Valdosta L 9-82/28 Nova Southeastern L 5-43/02 Lock Haven W 4-13/02 Lock Haven W 4-13/05 Dowling W 4-23/08 vs Alabama-Huntsville W 9-43/09 vs Columbus State L 1-03/10 vs California (Pa.) W 11-43/12 Indiana-Purdue FW W 7-33/13 Concordia L 13-23/14 Northern Kentucky W 4-13/15 Merrimack W 9-53/16 Shippensburg L 12-83/19 UMass-Lowell W 10-33/22 Florida Tech W 2-13/23 Florida Tech W 2-03/23 Florida Tech L 7-63/27 @ Warner L 10-13/28 @ Eckerd W 9-43/30 @ Eckerd W 21-93/30 @ Eckerd W 9-74/4 @ Nova Southeastern W 18-44/5 @ Lynn L 7-64/6 @ Lynn W 15-84/6 @ Lynn W 2-14/9 Warner W 17-54/12 Barry W 1-04/13 Barry W 3-24/13 Barry W 8-34/19 @ Saint Leo W 9-34/20 @ Saint Leo W 13-74/20 @ Saint Leo W 7-34/26 Florida Southern W 9-34/27 Florida Southern W 5-44/27 Florida Southern W 7-64/30 Embry Riddle W 7-65/03 @ Rollins W 5-25/04 @ Rollins W 14-7


The Spartans advanced to the NCAA II national championship game in

2004 under head coach Joe Urso.



5/04 @ Rollins W 6-45/10 North Florida L 12-35/11 North Florida W 6-45/16 vs Rollins W 1-05/17 vs Florida Southern W 13-45/18 vs Florida Southern L 4-35/18 vs Florida Southern L 3-1


Record: 4910 (164) 1st1/26 @ Lynn W 10-51/27 @ Lynn W 2-11/27 @ Lynn W 9-32/09 Nova Southeastern W 16-02/10 Georgia College W 2-02/10 Georgia College W 7-62/11 Georgia College W 3-12/17 West Florida W 13-82/17 West Florida W 4-32/18 West Florida W 9-22/23 vs. Saint Leo W 6-22/24 vs Presbyterian W 13-12/25 @ Florida Southern W 4-13/03 @ Valdosta State W 6-13/03 @ Valdosta State W 5-33/04 @ Valdosta State L 9-43/06 Indiana Purdue W 7-13/07 Shippensburg W 15-23/08 St. Joseph’s W 10-43/10 vs Alabama-Huntsville L 5-13/11 vs Alabama-Huntsville L 10-43/11 vs Alabama-Huntsville W 5-43/13 vs Indianapolis W 6-03/16 Bemidji State W 14-03/20 UMass-Lowell W 13-103/22 US Military Academy W 15-73/23 @ Rollins W 9-63/24 Rollins W 4-23/24 Rollins W 7-53/27 @ Embry Riddle W 5-43/28 Felician College W 4-03/30 @ Florida Tech W 14-53/31 @ Florida Tech W 7-24/03 Warner W 6-04/06 @ Eckerd L 6-04/07 Eckerd W 11-14/07 Eckerd W 7-64/10 Embry Riddle W 14-84/13 Lynn W 10-14/14 Lynn W 8-64/14 Lynn L 11-74/19 @Nova Southeastern W 6-54/20 @Barry W 1-04/21 @Barry W 7-54/21 @Barry L 5-04/24 @Warner W 2-14/27 @Saint Leo L 8-64/28 Saint Leo W 10-44/28 Saint Leo W 11-05/04 Florida Southern W 7-05/05 @Florida Southern W 10-55/05 @Florida Southern W 7-45/13 @North Florida L 5-25/13 @North Florida W 7-65/17 Saint Leo W 8-45/18 vs Lenoir Rhyne W 12-55/19 vs Saint Leo W 21-55/26 vs SIU-Edwardsville L 9-45/28 vs Delta State L 14-11

2000 ResultsHead Coach: Terry RuppRecord: 4512 (192) 1st

1/30 Barry W 12-102/05 Valdosta State L 3-1

2/06 Valdosta State W 11-52/09 @ Saint Leo W 10-82/11 vs. Carson Newman W 8-22/12 vs. Carson Newman W 11-62/13 Georgia College L 5-42/13 Georgia College W 7-52/14 Georgia College L 8-52/17 Warner W 10-52/19 West Florida W 6-52/19 West Florida W 16-32/20 West Florida W 5-42/25 @ Saint Leo L 4-22/26 Saint Leo W 4-32/27 @ Saint Leo W 13-33/01 Nova Southeastern W 18-53/04 vs. Indianapolis W 13-103/05 Shippensburg W 9-13/07 vs. Catawba W 10-23/08 vs. Catawba W 10-93/11 Shippensburg W 13-43/12 vs. Winona State W 19-23/13 UMass-Lowell W 7-53/13 American International W 16-53/15 Northwood W 18-73/17 @ Florida Southern W 7-43/18 Florida Southern W 8-73/19 @ Florida Southern W 5-13/20 Army W 18-43/22 Warner L 6-33/24 @ Rollins W 3-13/25 Rollins W 11-103/26 @ Rollins W 8-63/29 Webber International W 5-13/31 Florida Tech L 6-24/01 Florida Tech W 14-54/02 Florida Tech W 10-34/05 @ Northwood L 6-44/07 @ Eckerd W 6-14/08 Eckerd W 12-44/09 @ Eckerd W 12-34/15 @ Lynn W 6-54/16 @ Lynn W 5-34/16 @ Lynn W 9-24/19 Saint Leo W 7-44/21 Barry W 17-44/22 Barry W 16-94/23 Barry W 15-04/26 @ Webber L 4-14/30 Saint Leo W 6-55/09 vs. Georgia College L 11-95/13 North Florida W 11-105/14 North Florida L 10-75/18 vs. Saint Leo W 10-35/19 vs. Gardner Webb L 4-35/19 vs. Florida Southern L 7-1

1999 ResultsHead Coach: Terry Rupp

Record: 3322 (1110) 4th 1/30 @ West Florida W 6-11/30 @ West Florida W 10-82/6 North Florida L 9-52/6 North Florida W 10-52/7 North Florida L 4-32/8 @ Valdosta State W 18-122/9 @ Valdosta State W 7-22/13 Georgia College W 8-72/13 Georgia College L 6-52/14 Georgia College W 6-42/19 vs Delta State L 11-42/20 vs West Florida L 9-52/21 vs Florida Southern L 13-32/24 Saint Leo W 11-102/26 @ Lynn W 8-52/27 @ Lynn L 7-62/28 @ Lynn L 5-4

3/2 @ Nova Southeastern L 6-53/3 @ Nova Southeastern W 8-13/5 vs American International W 18-73/6 vs St. Joseph’s W 10-83/7 Shippensburg W 10-43/8 Regis W 11-73/11 Shippensburg L 11-63/12 @ Barry L 3-13/13 @ Barry L 8-43/14 @ Barry W 8-33/15 UMass-Lowell W 15-33/16 Army W 5-43/17 Merrimack W 17-23/19 Saint Leo L 7-33/20 @ Saint Leo W 6-33/21 Saint Leo L 14-23/26 Florida Southern L 12-83/27 @ Florida Southern L 9-23/28 Florida Southern L 8-44/2 Rollins W 6-54/3 @ Rollins W 9-34/4 Rollins W 10-44/7 @ Northwood L 6-54/9 @ Florida Tech W 14-34/10 @ Florida Tech W 14-44/11 @ Florida Tech W 13-74/14 Warner W 16-64/16 Eckerd W 8-34/17 Eckerd L 10-84/18 @ Eckerd L 10-74/20 Webber W 8-24/21 @ Webber International W 5-34/23 Lynn W 9-44/24 Lynn W 14-24/25 Lynn L 17-94/27 Northwood W 15-95/1 @ North Florida W 4-35/2 @ North Florida L 13-3

1998 ResultsHead Coach:Terry Rupp

Record: 4614 (144) 1st1/31 @ Georgia College W 5-21/31 @ Georgia College L 5-32/1 @ Georgia College L 14-102/4 Webber International W 26-72/7 @ West Florida W 6-32/7 @ West Florida W 4-22/8 @ West Florida L 6-22/13 @ Valdosta State W 11-32/14 @ Valdosta State L 6-42/19 @ Auburn-Montgomery L 8-42/20 vs. Delta State L 2-12/21 vs Alabama-Huntsville W 11-32/25 Saint Leo W 11-82/27 Lynn W 14-22/28 Lynn W 18-13/1 Lynn W 11-33/4 Nova Southeastern W 19-53/5 Nova Southeastern W 6-53/7 @ St. Thomas L 11-83/8 @ St. Thomas L 5-43/9 vs Indianapolis W 14-03/10 Slippery Rock W 15-73/11 Bellarmine W 5-13/12 Shippensburg W 11-73/14 Army W 8-33/15 Merrimack W 6-33/16 UMass-Lowell W 16-23/20 Florida Tech W 5-13/21 Florida Tech W 17-13/22 Florida Tech W 11-93/24 Northwood W 11-03/27 @ Saint Leo W 13-63/28 Saint Leo W 19-23/29 @ Saint Leo W 6-4




3/31 Faulkner W 6-54/3 @ Rollins W 10-24/4 Rollins L 12-84/5 @ Rollins W 11-64/8 @ Webber International L 4-14/10 Eckerd W 13-64/11 at Eckerd W 12-24/12 Eckerd W 18-34/14 @ Northwood L 7-34/17 Barry W 10-54/18 Barry L 10-94/19 Barry L 9-64/22 Warner W 13-24/24 @ Lynn W 7-24/25 @ Lynn W 16-24/26 @ Lynn W 8-55/1 at Florida Southern W 6-25/2 Florida Southern W 8-75/4 @ Florida Southern L 7-15/14 Florida Southern W 4-25/15 Barry W 8-25/16 Barry W 13-05/23 Central Missouri State W 9-55/25 West Georgia W 5-15/28 West Georgia W 10-05/30 Kennesaw State W 6-1

1997 ResultsHead Coach: Terry RuppRecord: 4616 (165) 1st

2/1 @ St. Thomas L 5-42/2 @ St. Thomas L 11-82/3 @ Nova Southeastern W 5-32/8 St. Andrews Presbyterian W 13-72/9 @ Lynn W 10-32/10 @ Lynn L 14-132/15 Georgia College W 12-42/16 Georgia College W 18-22/16 Georgia College W 18-72/21 @ Thomas College W 20-82/22 @ Valdosta State L 6-52/22 @ Valdosta State W 4-22/23 @ Valdosta State W 12-12/25 Webber International W 13-73/1 @ SW Louisiana L 19-43/2 @ SW Louisiana W 12-53/4 @ Nichols State W 5-33/5 @ Nichols State W 6-23/7 St. Thomas L 8-53/8 St. Thomas W 6-23/9 Temple W 12-03/10 Temple W 14-23/12 Wagner W 10-63/15 Army W 19-53/16 Army W 8-33/18 UMass-Lowell W 4-13/19 UMass-Lowell W 10-33/21 Florida Southern L 3-23/22 Florida Southern W 11-53/23 Florida Southern W 2-03/24 Merrimack W 11-23/28 @ Florida Tech L 5-33/29 @ Florida Tech W 7-13/30 @ Florida Tech W 7-24/1 Thomas College W 10-84/4 Saint Leo W 4-24/5 @ Saint Leo W 9-64/6 Saint Leo W 20-124/8 Northwood L 12-64/11 Rollins W 16-04/12 @ Rollins W 8-4(10)4/13 Rollins L 10-64/18 @ Eckerd W 10-74/19 Eckerd W 8-04/20 @ Eckerd W 10-84/22 @ Webber International L 8-6

4/25 @ Barry W 13-34/26 @ Barry W 17-14/27 @ Barry W 19-94/29 Northwood L 10-95/6 North Florida L 11-55/7 North Florida L 6-4 (10)5/8 North Florida W 8-15/10 Lynn W 4-35/16 North Florida W 8-15/17 Florida Southern W 4-25/17 Florida Southern W 3-15/25 Adelphi W 13-15/27 Chico State L 5-35/28 SIU-Edwardsville W 14-45/29 Central Oklahoma State W 18-15/30 Central Oklahoma State L 8-4 (10)

1996 ResultsHead Coach: Terry Rupp Record: 4516 (129) 3rd

1/29 @ Northwood W 8-11/30 @ Northwood W 15-42/3 Rollins L 7-52/4 @ Rollins W 10-12/8 @ Georgia College W 6-22/9 @ Georgia College W 16-12/10 St. Andrews W 7-62/13 Webber International W 10-32/16 Barry W 9-02/17 Barry L 2-12/18 Barry W 19-02/22 West Florida W 12-112/24 St. Thomas W 5-12/25 St. Thomas W 4-12/26 Oakland W 24-02/26 Oakland W 11-13/2 SIU-Edwardsville L 5-03/2 @ West Florida W 10-03/3 Valdosta State W 6-03/4 Madonna W 9-13/4 Madonna W 5-03/5 Lenoir-Rhyne W 7-43/5 Lenoir-Rhyne W 6-53/9 @ Oral Roberts L 5-13/9 @ Oral Roberts W 6-13/10 @ Oral Roberts L 1-03/12 Merrimack W 7-63/13 Lafayette W 17-03/14 Lehigh W 6-13/15 Assumption W 22-03/16 UMass-Lowell W 13-13/18 @ Nova Southeastern W 6-53/22 @ North Florida L 3-23/23 @ North Florida L 6-43/24 @ North Florida W 8-63/29 @ Florida Southern L 5-23/31 @ Florida Southern W 7-24/1 Florida Southern L 9-74/5 Florida Tech W 7-24/6 Florida Tech L 2-04/7 Florida Tech W 5-24/9 Northwood W 13-04/12 @ Saint Leo L 3-24/13 Saint Leo W 11-24/14 @ Saint Leo W 6-44/16 @ Webber International W 5-24/20 @ Miami L 5-34/21 @ Miami L 2-14/22 @ St. Thomas W 10-54/23 @ St. Thomas W 2-14/26 Eckerd W 12-14/27 @ Eckerd L 6-54/28 Eckerd W 12-15/8 @ Valdosta State W 16-75/10 @ Rollins W 5-45/18 @ Saint Leo W 8-2

5/18 Florida Southern W 8-65/18 @ Florida Southern W 2-05/26 @ Delta State L 8-45/27 Missouri-St. Louis W 9-75/29 @ Delta State L 11-10

1995 ResultsHead Coach: Lelo Prado

Record: 4117 (147) 3rd2/4 @ St. Thomas L 5-42/5 @ St. Thomas L 6-52/9 Kennesaw State W 3-12/10 Kennesaw State L 12-22/11 Valdosta State W 7-02/12 Lynn W 2-02/12 Lynn L 3-22/14 Webber International W 10-22/17 Georgia College W 9-82/18 Georgia College W 7-52/24 @ Barry W 2-12/25 @ Barry L 3-22/27 Oakland W 5-42/27 Oakland W 7-63/3 Madonna W 3-23/3 Madonna W 7-43/4 St. Thomas L 15-103/5 St. Thomas W 9-23/8 @ Coastal Carolina W 10-93/9 @ Coastal Carolina W 6-53/10 Pace W 4-23/11 Assumption W 10-03/11 Assumption W 16-53/13 Lafayette W 13-123/16 Lehigh L 4-33/17 Lafayette W 15-53/17 UMass-Lowell W 8-43/18 New Hampshire W 5-43/18 New Hampshire W 9-13/21 Merrimack W 13-63/21 Merrimack W 8-73/23 Merrimack W 9-03/24 Saint Leo L 11-33/25 @ Saint Leo W 9-03/26 Saint Leo W 9-43/30 at Florida Southern W 7-63/31 @ Miami L 19-74/1 @ Miami L 7-54/2 Florida Southern L 4-14/3 at Florida Southern L 7-24/7 Rollins W 5-44/8 @ Rollins W 7-64/9 Rollins W 12-114/13 at Florida Tech L 9-04/14 at Florida Tech W 14-14/15 at Florida Tech W 12-74/21 Eckerd W 14-94/22 at Eckerd L 16-144/23 Eckerd W 14-84/25 Webber W 9-64/28 North Florida W 10-84/29 North Florida W 11-104/30 North Florida L 6-45/2 @ Georgia W 12-75/10 @ Barry W 13-125/19 Florida Southern L 19-175/20 North Florida W 5-45/21 Florida Southern L 20-1


Record: 3618 (147) 3rd2/4 @ St. Thomas W 4-32/5 @ St. Thomas W 10-72/6 @ Lynn W 7-12/12 St. Andrew’s L 8-62/16 @ Florida Atlantic L 9-4




2/19 Castleton State W 10-02/20 Michigan W 7-22/26 @ Troy L 16-82/27 @ Troy L 13-72/28 Western Michigan W 2-13/1 C.W. Post W 9-33/2 C.W. Post W 10-53/4 @ Houston W 8-23/5 @ Houston L 11-93/6 @ Sam Houston State W 8-73/7 @ Texas A&M L 7-53/10 Assumption W 5-2 (7)3/10 Assumption W 1-0 (7)3/11 Nova Southeastern W 6-33/12 St. Thomas W 6-4 (7)3/12 St. Thomas W 5-4 (10)3/13 UMass-Lowell W 7-53/14 Lafayette W 10-83/15 Lafayette W 12-73/16 Fordham W 9-23/18 @ North Florida W 9-53/19 @ North Florida L 6-53/20 @ North Florida L 18-93/24 Cleveland State W 15-1 (7)3/24 Cleveland State W 8-3 (7)3/25 Barry L 4-13/26 Barry W 10-93/27 Barry W 8-63/30 Lynn L 2-04/1 @ Saint Leo W 4-04/2 Saint Leo W 7-24/4 @ Saint Leo L 6-14/8 Florida Southern W 6-24/9 @ Florida Southern L 13-64/10 Florida Southern W 4-14/15 @ Rollins W14-12 (11)4/16 Rollins W 5-24/17 @ Rollins W 11-24/22 Florida Tech W 11-24/23 Florida Tech L 4-24/24 Florida Tech L 11-8 (14)4/29 @ Eckerd W 14-04/30 Eckerd W 20-135/1 @ Eckerd W 11-55/2 @ August Statea W 6-35/7 @ Miami L 10-45/8 @ Miami L 3-05/20 vs. North Florida L 4-3 (10)5/20 vs. Florida Southern L 5-4


Record: 4321 (213) 1st2/6 @ Florida L 8-62/7 @ Florida L 11-52/9 Warner W 22-22/12 @ North Florida W 10-82/12 @ North Florida L 10-62/13 St. Andrew’s W 8-32/14 Nova Southeastern L 12-82/19 St. Thomas L 6-02/20 Florida Atlantic L 9-42/21 Florida Atlantic W 10-02/25 Lynn W 6-02/26 @ Florida Southern W 4-32/27 Florida Southern W 3-12/28 Hofstra W 9-63/1 Hofstra W 6-13/2 @ Warner L 8-73/5 @ Auburn L 22-03/6 @ Auburn L 7-33/7 @ Auburn W 10-63/8 @ Livingston L 5-3 (7)3/8 @ Livingston L 7-5 (7)3/12 American International W 11-13/14 Saint Leo W 9-83/15 Lehigh W 9-03/16 Tennessee Wesleyan W 9-53/18 UMass-Lowell W 16-73/19 Toledo W 8-03/20 @ Rollins W 9-63/21 Rollins W 9-33/23 Florida Tech W 4-33/24 Florida Tech W 10-73/25 Bowling Green State L 10-73/26 Toledo L 4-23/27 @ Barry W 22-123/28 @ Barry W 5-33/30 Saint Leo W 5-34/1 @ Saint Leo L 14-124/3 Florida Southern W 5-4 (10)4/4 @ Florida Southern L 5-04/5 @ Saint Leo W 13-24/6 Eckerd W 8-54/7 @ Eckerd W 8-04/9 North Florida W 9-8 (11)4/10 North Florida L 13-54/13 Rollins W 7-44/14 @ Rollins W 5-04/17 @ Florida Tech W 6-5

4/18 @ Florida Tech W 11-94/20 Barry W 6-54/21 Barry W 10-44/24 @ Florida Atlantic L 6-54/25 @ Florida Atlantic W 6-44/26 Eckerd W 13-84/27 @ Eckerd L 8-24/30 @ Miami L 6-25/1 @ Miami L 11-35/21 vs. Rollins L 14-85/22 vs. Florida Atlantic W 12-15/22 vs. Rollins W 11-65/23 vs. Florida Atlantic W 8-55/29 vs. North Dakota W 10-66/1 vs. Troy W 13-16/3 vs. Troy W 4-36/5 vs. Cal Poly-SLO W 7-5


Record: 4219 (186) 2nd2/1 @ Florida L 11-62/2 @ Florida L 13-62/6 Warner W 9-22/7 Florida Memorial W 28-42/8 @ Saint Leo W 6-02/9 Saint Leo W 2-12/15 @ Florida Atlantic W 7-32/16 @ Florida Atlantic W 5-22/21 @ Clemson L 15-12/22 @ Clemson L 16-52/22 @ Clemson L 3-02/24 Michigan W 10-3 (7)3/4 Bridgewater St. W 4-13/6 St. Joseph’s W 8-33/7 Florida Atlantic W 11-73/8 Florida Atlantic W 4-13/9 Central Missouri State W 12-63/11 Boston College L 14-53/12 Assumption W 14-03/13 American International L 8-43/14 St. Thomas L 5-43/15 Lehigh W 11-93/17 Wisconsin-Stout W 8-13/18 Mars Hill W 10-03/19 UMass-Lowell W 11-53/20 Toledo W 10-93/21 Rollins W 12-23/22 @ Rollins W 14-63/24 @ Florida Tech L 2-03/25 @ Florida Tech W 5-33/27 Toledo L 8-73/28 Barry W 9-53/29 Barry L 5-23/31 @ Saint Leo W 11-84/1 Saint Leo W 9-14/2 Alabama L 11-10 (11)4/4 @ Florida Southern W 5-04/5 Florida Southern L 6-34/8 Eckerd W 3-2 (10)4/9 @ Eckerd W 3-14/10 Florida A&M W 8-2 (7)4/10 Florida A&M L 11-7(7)4/14 @ Rollins W 4-24/15 Rollins L 4-24/17 Florida Tech W 4-34/18 Florida Tech W 7-6 (11)4/21 @ Barry W 5-24/22 @ Barry L 6-54/28 Eckerd W 4-34/29 Eckerd W 3-15/7 Florida Southern W 8-25/8 @ Florida Southern L 8-75/12 @ Miami L 5-15/13 @ Miami L 12-115/14 vs. Valdosta St. W 7-5


UT captured the program’s first national championship in 1992.



5/15 @ Florida Southern W 12-15/16 @ Florida Southern W 2-15/24 vs. Lewis W 6-25/27 vs. Missouri Southern W 7-45/28 vs. Lewis W 15-25/30 vs. Mansfield W 11-8


Record: 3417 (177) 2nd2/3 @ Florida L 7-42/3 @ Florida L 10-02/9 Florida Atlantic W 5-4 (11)2/10 Florida Atlantic W 12-82/12 @ Miami L 6-12/14 @ Florida Atlantic W 5-1 (5)2/15 @ Florida Atlantic W 19-92/16 @ St. Thomas L 5-12/19 Warner W 8-42/23 @ South Florida L 8-72/24 @ South Florida W12-10 (10)2/25 Michigan L 10-62/27 @ Florida A&M L 11-93/1 Western Michigan W 3-23/2 Western Michigan W 6-03/10 Florida A&M W 7-13/12 South Carolina-Aiken W 4-3 (7)3/12 South Carolina-Aiken W 3-1 (7)3/15 Temple W 8-63/15 American International W 4-33/19 Eckerd W 10-03/20 @ Eckerd W 3-13/22 Toledo L 3-03/23 Michigan State L 13-7 (7)3/24 Lehigh W 12-53/26 @ Rollins L 5-23/27 Rollins W 13-13/28 St. Thomas W 8-7 (13)3/29 Florida Tech W 4-23/30 Florida Tech L 4-34/2 @ Barry W 6-04/3 @ Barry W 11-54/6 Saint Leo L 7-54/7 @ Saint Leo W 8-04/9 Florida Southern W 4-34/10 @ Florida Southern L 15-54/13 @ Eckerd W 2-1 (10)4/14 Eckerd W 9-34/21 Rollins W 12-94/22 @ Rollins W 4-14/27 Barry W 6-34/28 Barry W 9-64/30 @ Saint Leo W 11-65/1 Saint Leo W 10-65/5 Florida Southern W 4-35/6 @ Florida Southern L 9-35/8 @ Florida Tech W 10-45/9 @ Florida Tech L 6-15/16 vs. Florida Tech W 6-55/17 @ Florida Southern L 10-15/18 @ Florida Southern L 5-4


Record 4514 (159) 3rd2/5 St. Thomas W 11-02/6 St. Thomas W 9-32/11 @ St. Thomas W 15-32/12 @ St. Thomas L 4-3 (10)2/24 Valdosta State W 18-12/28 Warner Southern W 12-13/4 North Dakota State W 10-33/6 South Carolina-Aiken W 9-33/7 Lenoir-Rhyne W 9-13/10 vs. Shippensburg W 9-8 (7)3/11 Jacksonville State W 9-4 (7)

3/12 @ Valdosta State W 10-63/13 Rhode Island W 3-23/14 Bryant W 6-13/15 Temple W 6-33/16 American International W 9-43/18 Northeast Illinois W 8-0 (7)3/18 Northeast Illinois W 12-2 (7)3/20 Cal Poly-Pomona W 6-4 (8)3/23 Toledo W 13-43/24 @ Eckerd L 6-13/25 Eckerd W 5-13/27 Saint Leo L 7-43/28 @ Saint Leo L 9-33/31 @ Barry W 8-54/1 @ Barry W 15-54/4 @ Rollins L 11-14/5 Rollins W 15-84/7 Florida Southern L 9-14/8 @ Florida Southern L 4-14/10 Eckerd L 8-64/11 @ Eckerd W 2-04/14 @ Florida Tech W 7-6 (13)4/15 @ Florida Tech W 8-64/17 Barry W 21-44/18 Barry W 6-24/20 @ South Florida W 4-04/21 @ South Florida W 10-24/22 @ South Florida L 5-44/23 @ Florida Atlantic W 12-54/24 @ Florida Atlantic W 6-44/25 @ Miami L 2-1 (10)4/27 @ Saint Leo L 3-2 (10)4/29 Saint Leo W 12-65/1 Florida Tech W 11-25/2 Florida Tech W 6-35/4 @ Rollins W 9-65/6 Rollins W 11-15/9 Florida Southern W 3-15/10 @ Florida Southern L 7-25/12 Florida Atlantic W 4-35/13 Florida Atlantic W 11-75/18 Florida Southern W 14-15/19 Rollins W 8-75/19 Rollins W 8-75/26 vs. Central Missouri State W 10-25/29 vs. Jacksonville State L 10-85/30 vs. Central Missouri State W 10-55/31 vs. Jacksonville State L 3-0


Record: 37181 (186) T1st2/4 @ South Florida L 2-12/5 @ South Florida L 5-42/8 @ Florida L 8-62/9 @ Flagler T 7-72/19 @ Valdosta State L 2-12/20 @ Florida A&M L 4-02/25 @ Florida Atlantic W 4-32/26 @ Florida Atlantic W 9-8 (10)2/27 @ St. Thomas L 13-72/28 @ St. Thomas W 11-83/4 Valdosta State W 7-13/5 Pennsylvania W 3-23/6 Southeast Missouri W 5-23/7 Southeast Missouri W 12-13/9 Grand Valley St.ate W 6-13/11 Temple L 3-1 (7)3/11 Temple W 14-0 (7)3/12 Northeast Illinois W 8-33/13 Northeast Illinois W 20-33/17 Xavier W 4-23/18 William Patterson W 9-73/19 Lehigh W 10-43/20 Florida A&M W 13-3 (7)3/21 @ Saint Leo W 7-4

3/22 Saint Leo W 9-13/24 Toledo W 17-23/25 Barry W 6-53/25 Barry W 15-13/28 @ Rollins W 15-123/29 Rollins W 9-84/1 @ Florida Southern W 10-84/2 Florida Southern W 6-34/4 @ Eckerd L 13-44/5 Eckerd W 9-34/8 Florida Tech W 4-14/9 Florida Tech W 10-14/11 @ Barry W 8-7 (11)4/12 @ Barry W 4-24/15 St. Thomas W 8-34/16 St. Thomas L 9-84/18 Florida Southern L 3-14/19 @ Florida Southern L 7-54/21 Saint Leo W 7-44/23 @ Saint Leo W 19-174/25 @ Florida Tech L 5-24/26 @ Florida Tech W 6-34/29 Rollins W 5-24/30 @ Rollins L 14-10 (8)5/2 Florida Atlantic L 13-85/3 Florida Atlantic L 5-25/5 @ Eckerd W 15-05/7 Eckerd L 14-135/9 @ Miami W 13-125/19 Florida Southern W 10-15/20 Rollins L 17-45/20 Rollins L 9-6

1988 ResultsHead Coach: Ken Dominguez

Record: 3118 (137) 2nd2/7 @ South Florida W 7-62/12 @ Florida L 10-62/13 @ Florida L 10-32/19 Tennessee W 13-92/20 Tennessee L 4-02/24 Valdosta State W 15-42/26 Kentucky L 10-82/27 Kentucky L 10-62/28 Kentucky L 10-43/5 @ St. Thomas W 10-43/6 @ St. Thomas W 18-83/7 @ Florida Atlantic W 6-53/8 @ Florida Atlantic W 3-23/11 Xavier W 2-1 (7)3/11 Xavier W 6-1 (7)3/12 Southeast Missouri State W 23-03/13 Northeast Illinois W 10-43/14 Northeast Illinois W 10-03/15 American International W 14-53/17 North Florida W 9-13/20 @ Valdosta State L 11-103/22 Eckerd L 6-13/23 @ Eckerd W 4-03/25 Toledo W 8-43/26 @ Rollins W 12-63/27 Rollins W 18-53/29 @ Florida Tech W 5-13/30 Florida Tech W 12-24/2 Saint Leo W 2-04/3 @ Saint Leo L 6-24/5 Florida Southern W 12-14/6 @ Florida Southern L 6-44/8 @ Eckerd L 7-44/10 Eckerd W 11-34/12 Rollins L 10-74/13 @ Rollins W 8-34/16 Florida Tech W 8-74/17 @ Florida Tech L 6-34/19 @ Saint Leo W 6-04/20 Saint Leo W 8-2




4/22 @ Florida Southern L 15-84/24 Florida Southern W 6-44/26 @ Miami L 8-54/27 @ Barry W 11-65/12 @ Florida Southern W 4-05/13 @ Florida Southern L 11-35/13 @ Florida Southern L 9-85/14 @ Florida Southern W 4-35/14 @ Florida Southern L 8-2

1987 ResultsHead Coach: Ken DominguezRecord: 42111 (195) 1st

2/5 South Florida W 3-22/7 @ South Florida L 2-12/8 Barry W 11-52/11 @ South Florida L 8-52/13 @ Florida W 10-32/14 @ Florida W 17-142/16 @ Barry W 13-42/17 @ Miami W 5-12/19 @ Florida Atlantic L 3-2 (8)2/19 @ Florida Atlantic T 2-2 (6)2/24 @ Valdosta State W 5-12/28 Valdosta State L 3-23/6 Catawba W 7-23/9 Detroit W 12-33/10 Catawba W 19-63/11 Lehigh W 19-33/12 Detroit W 7-0 (7)3/14 Northeast Illinois W 6-33/15 Pennsylvania W 8-13/16 American International W 24-03/17 George Washington W 10-23/18 George Washington W 15-1 (8)3/20 Hartford W 25-43/21 @ Eckerd L 11-93/22 Eckerd W 10-43/24 at Saint Leo W 13-43/25 Saint Leo L 15-33/28 @ St. Thomas W 9-83/29 @ St. Thomas W 14-14/1 @ Rollins W 8-24/2 Rollins W 11-34/4 Florida Southern W 13-44/5 @ Florida Southern L 17-04/7 Eckerd W 4-04/8 @ Eckerd W 10-84/11 @ Florida Tech W 8-34/12 Florida Tech W 12-64/14 St. Thomas L 6-54/15 St. Thomas W 26-104/21 Florida Southern W 10-8 (10)4/22 @ Florida Southern W 7-6 (10)4/26 Saint Leo W 11-34/27 @ Saint Leo W 21-94/28 Florida Tech W 5-44/29 @ Florida Tech L 6-25/2 Rollins W 18-55/3 @ Rollins W 8-35/13 vs. Eckerd W 9-85/14 @ Florida Southern W 3-25/15 @ Florida Southern W 5-45/22 vs. Troy L 6-05/23 vs. New Haven W 5-45/24 vs. Columbus W 17-35/25 vs. Troy L 7-5

1986 ResultsHead Coach: Ken Dominguez

Record: 3623 (168) 2nd2/8 @ South Florida L 4-3 (12)2/11 @ Florida Atlantic W 9-72/12 @ Florida Atlantic L 1-02/13 @ Barry W 7-02/16 West Florida W 12-0

2/22 @ Florida L 9-72/23 @ Florida W 3-12/24 @ South Florida L 8-02/25 @ South Florida L 15-42/26 @ Valdosta State W 10-62/27 @ Florida L 7-63/5 Catawba L 10-93/7 Temple W 11-73/8 Temple W 9-43/9 Jacksonville State W 6-03/10 American International W 7-33/11 George Washington W 7-43/12 George Washington W 8-33/13 American International W 3-13/18 Northeast Illinois W 1-03/19 Princeton W 5-33/20 Dartmouth W 15-63/21 Valdosta State W 7-53/22 St. Thomas W 16-43/23 St. Thomas L 8-43/25 @ Florida Southern L 5-33/26 Florida Southern W 10-23/28 Toledo L 8-33/29 @ Saint Leo W 4-13/30 Saint Leo W 18-64/1 Florida Tech W 16-04/2 @ Florida Tech W 10-14/5 @ Rollins W 3-24/6 Rollins L 5-04/8 @ St. Thomas W 9-54/9 @ St. Thomas L 15-134/12 Eckerd L 5-44/13 @ Eckerd W 7-54/15 Saint Leo W 11-54/16 @ Saint Leo L 12-11 (11)4/18 @ Central Florida L 9-44/19 Florida Atlantic W 4-3 (12)4/20 Florida Atlantic L 16-11 (12)4/22 Rollins W 12-44/23 @ Rollins W 4-24/26 Florida Southern L 20-144/28 @ Florida Southern W 5-24/29 @ Eckerd W 7-24/30 Eckerd W 7-45/3 @ Florida Tech L 6-05/4 Florida Tech W 9-65/6 @ Miami L 8-7 (10)5/13 @ Florida Southern L 8-55/14 @ Florida Southern W 13-105/14 @ Florida Southern W 9-65/15 @ Florida Southern L 9-55/15 @ Florida Southern W 7-55/23 vs. Cal State Sacramento L 14-125/24 vs. Mankato State L 6-2

1985 ResultsHead Cach: Ken Dominguez

Record: 3217 (159) 3rd2/9 @ Florida L 4-3 (12)2/12 @ South Florida W 5-22/13 Central Florida L 23-92/20 @ South Florida L 3-12/26 @ Florida Atlantic L 6-5 (10)2/27 @ Miami L 17-43/1 @ Central Florida L 14-53/2 Villanova W 8-7 (10)3/3 Detroit W 6-1 (7)3/3 Detroit W 11-1 (7)3/5 Lenoir-Rhyne W 10-23/6 Lenoir-Rhyne W 8-33/7 Boston College W 4-23/9 George Washington L 8-23/10 Pennsylvania W 12-13/11 American International W 7-53/12 American International W 18-13/13 Xavier W 11-0

3/14 Wayne State (Mich.) W 10-43/15 West Chester W 12-43/16 Dartmouth W 7-53/18 Fordham W 15-123/19 @ Eckerd W 2-13/20 Eckerd W 4-13/23 @ Florida Tech W 10-93/24 Florida Tech W 14-23/26 De Pauw W 13-23/27 Brandeis W 10-33/29 Toledo L 8-53/30 St. Thomas L 6-33/31 St. Thomas L 6-44/2 Florida Southern L 7-44/3 @ Florida Southern L 14-24/7 @ Saint Leo W 18-104/8 Saint Leo W 8-64/9 Florida Tech W 2-04/10 @ Florida Tech W 5-44/14 @ Rollins W 3-2 (11)4/15 Rollins W 15-114/16 @ St. Thomas L 6-34/17 @ St. Thomas L 6-5 (13)4/20 Eckerd L 15-94/21 @ Eckerd W 4-34/24 Saint Leo W 12-24/25 @ Saint Leo W 14-104/30 @ Rollins W 5-4 (10)5/1 Rollins W 7-35/4 @ Florida Southern L 8-25/5 Florida Southern L 23-5

1984 ResultsHead Coach: Brian SabeanRecord: 3718 (1810) 3rd

2/8 @ South Florida L 7-6 (10)2/12 Florida Atlantic W 2-12/15 @ Florida A&M W 14-92/16 @ Florida State L 9-52/17 @ Florida State L 7-62/19 Jackson State W 7-22/21 South Florida W 6-5 (7)2/28 Evansville W 8-23/2 Bluffton W 7-03/5 Husson W 15-2 (8)3/6 Florida A&M W 6-13/7 Husson W 10-5 (8)3/8 Boston College W 9-83/9 Xavier W 9-63/11 Lafayette W 4-0 (7)3/13 American International W 10-43/14 Wayne State (Mich.) W 6-13/15 Dartmouth W 6-03/16 Pennsylvania W 24-63/17 Rider W 8-73/19 Rider W 11-83/20 @ Saint Leo W 5-13/21 Saint Leo L 10-73/24 @ Saint Leo W 9-63/25 Saint Leo L 4-13/26 Harvard L 7-33/27 @ Florida Southern L 3-13/28 Florida Southern W 13-03/30 Toledo W 11-93/31 Eckerd W 9-64/1 @ Eckerd L 3-24/3 @ Rollins W 14-54/4 Rollins W 5-14/7 Florida Tech W 8-34/8 @ Florida Tech W 20-104/10 @ Central Florida W 3-1 (10)4/11 Central Florida W 6-24/14 Florida Southern L 3-24/16 @ Florida Southern L 8-54/18 St. Thomas W 13-74/19 St. Thomas W 5-1




4/19 St. Thomas L 3-04/20 St. Thomas L 11-84/25 at Eckerd L 9-54/26 Eckerd W 9-04/28 Rollins W 5-04/29 @ Rollins L 11-105/1 Florida Tech W 6-5 (10)5/2 @ Florida Tech W 15-35/5 @ Central Florida W 7-15/6 Central Florida W 7-65/15 @ Florida Southern L 9-45/16 @ Florida Southern L 4-35/16 @ Florida Southern L 6-1

1983 ResultsHead Coach: Brian SabeanRecord: 24181 (813) 6th

2/23 Boston College W 4-32/24 Boston College W 5-02/26 Boston College W 4-32/28 Western Michigan W 7-53/2 @ South Florida W 8-33/5 West Chester L 16-133/6 Detroit L 14-23/8 Evansville W 5-43/9 Xavier W 9-73/10 Xavier W 8-63/11 Temple W 8-43/12 Temple L 15-73/14 Army T 4-43/16 American Int. W 6-13/17 Dartmouth W 8-53/18 Rutgers W 7-23/19 Pennsylvania W 8-73/20 American International W 5-33/21 Rutgers L 10-83/22 Toledo L 3-13/23 @ Florida Tech W 2-13/25 Florida Tech W 4-23/26 @ Florida Tech W 12-43/28 West Virginia Wesleyan W 5-03/29 Rider W 3-23/30 Eckerd L 2-14/1 @ Eckerd L 17-74/2 Eckerd L 12-74/6 Florida Southern L 6-34/8 @ Florida Southern L 6-34/9 Florida Southern W 6-34/15 @ St. Thomas L 5-04/16 @ St. Thomas L 2-14/17 @ St. Thomas W 6-14/20 Rollins L 6-24/21 @ Rollins L 8-34/23 Rollins L 8-14/27 Central Florida L 9-14/29 @ Central Florida W 6-04/30 Central Florida W 6-35/4 @ Saint Leo L 8-65/6 Saint Leo W 4-05/7 @ Saint Leo L 4-1

1982 ResultsHead Coach: Brian Sabean

Record: 27192/16 @ South Florida L 4-32/19 Boston College L 8-72/20 Boston College L 6-2 (9)2/20 Boston College W 22-3 (7)3/6 Widener W 1-0 (7)3/6 Xavier W 8-4 (7)3/8 Detroit W 6-13/9 Philadelphia Phar. W 9-23/10 Philadelphia Phar. W 7-63/11 Ithaca W 10-03/12 West Chester W 6-1

3/13 West Chester W 5-43/14 Wilmington W 7-53/15 Bryant W 16-53/16 Wayne State (Mich.) W 12-7 (7)3/16 Bryant W 5-0 (7)3/17 Haverford W 16-53/18 Wayne State (Mich.) L 4-2 (7)3/18 Dartmouth W 5-2 (7)3/19 Hillsdale W 10-23/20 Dartmouth W 18-43/21 American International W 26-63/22 American International L 7-03/24 Saint Leo W 8-13/26 @ Saint Leo L 12-23/27 Saint Leo L 9-3 (14)3/29 Florida Tech L 5-43/31 Florida Tech L 6-5 (12)4/3 @ Florida Tech W 8-44/5 West Virginia Wesleyan W 11-24/7 @ Eckerd W 5-44/9 Eckerd L 2-04/14 @ Florida Southern L 10-24/16 Florida Southern L 8-54/17 @ Florida Southern L 7-14/23 St. Thomas L 4-14/23 St. Thomas L 5-04/24 St. Thomas W 1-04/28 @ Rollins L 5-34/30 Rollins W 3-2 (10)5/1 @ Rollins W 1-05/5 @ Central Florida L 5-4 (7)5/6 @ Eckerd L 5-45/7 Central Florida W 4-15/8 @ Central Florida L 9-3

1981 ResultsHead Coach: Pete Mulry

Record: 27192/21 St. Thomas L 2-1 (7)2/21 St. Thomas L 4-3 (7)2/25 @ Florida Southern L 9-02/27 Florida Southern L 13-33/2 Saint Leo W 2-03/5 at Eckerd L 6-33/7 Oklahoma L 6-13/8 Northwest Missouri State W 6-33/9 Philadelphia Phar. W 11-23/10 Philadelphia Phar. W 10-03/11 Findlay W 5-43/13 Pennsylvania W 8-23/14 @ Rollins L 3-2 (15)3/15 Wilmington W 25-23/16 Kentucky L 11-83/17 Kentucky L 8-53/18 American International W 19-73/19 American International W 11-63/21 Harvard W 14-83/23 Harvard L 2-13/24 Toledo L 5-03/25 Toledo L 21-83/26 Toledo L 7-53/27 Trinity (Conn.) W 11-33/29 Hillsdale W 13-83/30 Central Florida L 11-44/2 @ South Florida L 5-24/3 Hillsdale W 17-04/4 Florida A&M L 8-3 (7)4/4 Florida A&M W 8-1 (7)4/7 Eckerd W 10-64/9 South Florida L 8-4


Record: 27182/15 Bethune-Cookman W 6-0

2/20 @ Florida Southern L 14-12/22 Saint Leo L 7-62/23 @ Central Florida L 9-6 (11)2/26 Rollins L 3-22/27 Evansville W 5-22/28 Michigan W 11-73/5 @ Eckerd W 6-4 (11)3/6 Michigan W 14-2 (7)3/7 @ Saint Leo L 6-33/8 Philadelphia Phar. W 3-1 (7)3/8 Philadelphia Phar. L 3-2 (7)3/10 Philadelphia Textile W 4-3 (7)3/10 Philadelphia Textile W 10-4 (7)3/12 North Alabama W 13-12 (7)3/12 North Alabama W 6-2 (7)3/15 Cornell L 5-4 (7)3/15 Cornell W 7-6 (7)3/16 Temple W 6-3 (6)3/17 Florida Southern L 9-53/18 Kentucky Wesleyan W 6-0 (7)3/18 Kentucky Wesleyan W 10-0 (7)3/19 American International W 12-73/20 American International W 13-73/20 Western Kentucky W 20-9 (8)3/22 Toledo L 9-4 (7)3/22 Toledo W 10-5 (7)


Record: 25252/10 Bethune-Cookman W 2-0 (7)2/10 Bethune-Cookman W 7-3 (7)2/16 @ Florida International L 15-32/17 @ Florida International L 8-12/18 @ St. Thomas L 5-3 (7)2/18 @ St. Thomas L 4-1 (7)2/23 Florida Southern L 6-32/24 @ Saint Leo L 5-32/27 @ South Florida L 4-33/1 South Florida L 7-63/3 @ Eckerd L 7-53/5 Eckerd L 2-13/7 Saint Leo W 2-13/9 Tennessee State W 7-53/10 Tennessee State W 11-4 (7)3/10 Tennessee State W 3-1 (7)3/11 Columbia W 4-03/11 Haverford W 3-2 (7)3/12 Catholic W 12-113/14 American International W 5-4 (10)3/15 American International W 3-2 (10)3/16 Xavier L 5-3 (7)3/16 Xavier W 4-1 (7)3/17 Pennslyvania L 12-23/18 Florida A&M W 3-0 (7)3/18 Florida A&M W 6-2 (7)3/19 Kentucky L 4-33/20 Alabama-Birmingham W 2-03/21 Amherst W 8-03/22 @ Florida Southern L 13-13/24 Toledo W 6-5 (8)




AAAbramowicz, Mark 1978Abromson, Rob 1983-84Adams, Mike 2011Albanese, Casey 2008-09Alfonso, Raiko 2011Alonzo, T.J. 2005Alvarez, Leo 2008Alvarez, Robbie 2005Anania, Ryan 1999Ares, Jose 1995Armstrong, Matt 2003-04Ashby, Billy 1997-98Auger, Chris 1988-90August, Danny 2000Austin, Bill 1979-81Austin, Jason 2003-04

BBBaldor, Carlos 1984-85Baldor, Javier 1986-87Barber, Randy 1991Barker, Jason 1997-98Barroso, Jesus 2008-09Baxley, Kurt 2005-06Beattie, Eric 2002-04Belz, Ryan 2005Benner, Craig 2003-07Benton, Bill 1988Bernaldo, Ricky 1983-84Berry, Ralph 1982-83Bierman, Sean 2010curr.Bishop, Tyler 2005Blanke, Mike 2010Bohinski, Ronnie 2000Bourdon, Mike 2009curr.Bowman, Josh 2008-10Boykin, Lee 1982Boza, Justin 2003-05Bragg, Adam 1992Brannon, Nolan 2007-08Bravo 1992Broschofsky, Steven 2008-09Brown, Dylan 2010Brown, Matt 2000Bryant, B.J. 2005-06Budnick, Jim 1978-79Burruezo, Michael 1999-03Burton, Ricky 1995-98Busa, Heath 2001Busch, Eric 1998-99

CCCairel, Jim 1983Cakora, Matt 1984-87Callahan, Kevin 1980-81Calvo, Alan 1985-88Canney, Matt 1994-95Carnaroli, Bob 1982-85Carrow, Tom 2001Carter, Jeff 1985-87Caruso, Claud 1978Castellano, Brian 1989Castellanos, Kris 2010Castellvi, Alex 2002-05Castro, J.P. 2004-05

Catalano, Dan 2010Chamberlain, Brad 2005Chambers, Lance 1992-94Chapman, Scott 2007-08Charles, Alan 1980-82Chechova, Jason 2001Chung, Julian 2010Cianci, Brenton 2006-09Connett, Mark 1981-82Conroy, Brian 1985-88Cook, Aaron 2005-06Cook, Todd 1994Cooper, Justin 2002-03Cornoccia, Tony 1980Cornwell, Eric 1997-99Corrado, Craig 2006-07Counihan, Bill 1978-79Cowens, Eddie 1979-82Cox, Tyler 2009-10Cray, Tom 1995-97Crews, Stan 1980Crumbley, John 1981-82Cruz, Angel 2001-02Cruz, Lee 2005-06Cruz, Paul 2007-08Cunningham, Todd 1982Curry, John 1999Curry, Robert 1994Cutler, Joe 2005

DDDall, Jason 1998-99Daniele, Lou 1979Davis, Cody 2011DeCarlo, Jim 1994DeJiulio, Frank 2011Dektas, Jeff 2008Delgado, Butch 1994DeVincent, Richard 1987DeVincentis, Pat 1981-84DeVincenzo, John 1978Diaz, Angel 1997-98Ding, Tyler 2011Dion, Dave 1991-94Disdier, Ricardo 2008Donahue, Patrick 2010curr.Donaldson, Bo 1996-97Dorsey, Scott 1981-84Doyle, Brian 1978Ducharme, Russ 1997-98Duff, Tim 2003-04Dwinell, Chuck 1981

EEEdge, Dwight 2000-01Ehrhard, Rodney 1986-87Elder, Damon 2011Erickson, Jeremy 1997-98Evans, Austin 2010

FFFaraone, Rich 1998-99Farrell, Bill 1978Farrell, Mickey 1981-84Faza, Andy 1978-80Ferguson, Kevin 2007-08Ferguson, Troy 2006-07

Fernandez, Bob 1981-84Fernandez, Michael 2008Ferris, Shawn 2010curr.Figliolino, Tom 1988-89Figueroa, Correy 2009-10Figueroa, Sam 2001Finnerty, Glen 1988-91Fisk, Carrington 2003Fleming, Mark 1981-82Fleshman, Scott 1986Flynn, Shaun 2010Foley, BJ 2003-04Foltz, Daniel 2008curr.Fondren, Jason 1992-96Ford, Stephen 1993-94Foster, Eric 1992-93Franceski, Darren 1982Franklin, Brett 1986-89Frontz, Kyle 2005-06Fuentes, DJ 2007Furmanek, Joe 1980

GGGarcia, Alex 1994Garlatti, Mike 1984Gawrych, Zach 2011Geist, Bob 1979-81Genussa, Joe 1982Gerbasi, Aaron 2009curr.Giardina, Carmine 2009-10Goas, Adrian 2000-02Goldstein, Al 1988-91Gonzalez, Devin 2009-10Gonzalez, Raymond 1992Gordon, Jeff 1993-94Gordon, Kevin 1997-99Grabe, Eric 2011Graham, Gary 1991-94Grant, Justin 2004Graziano, Marc 1978Graziano, Tom 1980-81Gregory, Ken 2009

HHHall, Kevin 1995Hamilton, Greg 1990-93Hamilton, Mark 1982-83Harley, Michael 2005Harmeling, Jeff 2001-02Harney, Chris 1999Harper, Scott 1995Harshman, Steve 2000Hart, Ricky 1988Heiss, Pete 2003Hernandez, Jose 2005-06Hipp, John 1997-99Hittles, Harry 1981Holt, Jonathan 2007Hopf, J.R. 2005-06Hopkins, Keith 1989Horbaczuk, Andrej 1997-98Horsefield, Mike 1980-81House, Pat 2005-08Howe, Paul 1987-88Hubbard, Bryan 1984Hudson, Matt 1991-92Hudson, Rick 2007-08

Hughes, Keith 1983Humbert, Craig 1980-81Humphrey, Ryan 2009-10Hunt, Michael 1986-89Hyland, Jay 2002-03

IIIgnaut, Chris 2004-06

JJJachimczyck, Tom 2000-01Jackson, Cory 1992Jackson, Ross 2006-07Jenkins, Mack 1985-86Jeske, Bill 1980Jette, Steve 1988Jimenez, Jose 1991Jimenez, Jose 2006-09Johnson, Kris 2001-02Jones, Andrew 2011Jones, Mark 1990-93

KKKane, Rob 2005-08Katz 1989Kavourias, Jim 2000Keefe, Daniel 2008-09Keegan, Corey 2002Kelley, Dean 1984-87Kelley, Rodd 1991-94Kelly, Kris 1979Kennedy, Ryan 2006-07Kennedy, Ryan 2011Kiley, Tim 2010curr.Killingsworth, Brian 1999Kinckiner, Bob 1978-81King, Michael 1997-99Koch, Jack 1997Koronis, Alex 2009Krisiukenas, Jerry 1985-88Kreuter, Max 2009curr.Kubousek, Gary 1999-01Kuczek, Steve 1980

LLLabrecque, Keith 1993-96Langiotti, Freddie 1985-88Langiotti, Kevin 1989-90LaRose, Greg 1981-82Larsen, T. 1993Larusso, Tony 1983-86Laws, Ian 2000Leal, Luis 2000Leffler, Scott 2005-07Leith, Justin 2011Lennon, Craig 1985-86Lenz, Scott 1982Leow, Adam 2000Levin, Marc 1981-82Lewis, Harold 1978Lewis, Jared 1997-00Lichtenfels, Ryan 1994-96Linde, Steve 1987-88Linn, Harry 1979Lione, Mark 1982Lisiewski, Gary 1996Lopez, Alvaro 1994-96

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Lopez, Dennis 1978Lopez, Frank 1981Lopez, Rolando 2010Louden, Tony 1983Lovallo, Marc 1994-96Lowe, Jake 2010Lozosky, Matthew 1986Lukacik, Mark 1982Lynch, Jarrod 1999

MMMacaluso, David 1990-91Magarity, John 2002-03Maglich, Dan 1985-88Magness, Brian 2004Maines, Garrett 2007-09Manning, Charlie 2000-01Mantei, Jeff 1995Maring, Ryan 1995-97Marshall, Mike 1983-84Martinez, Louis 1996-99Martinez, Rene 1985-88Martinez, Roberto 2003Martinez, Tino 1986-88Mauldin, Steve 1987-90Maybin, Neal 2001-02Mayhew, Tim 1981-82McAndrews, Jay 1979-81McCleary, Matt 2000McCormick, Ryan 2008McEvoy, Bill 1981-84McGrath, Keith 1981-83McKay, Andy 1993McKean, Brett 2007-10McKean, Jamie 2003-06McKenzie, Casey 2001-04Meagher, Tom 2009-10Mejia, Junior 2007-08Mellaci, Jim 1979Mena, Roberto 2006-07Mendes, Rich 1980-82Menendez, Bryan 2004-05Menendez, Miguel 1996-99Merino, Stephen 2008Merkey, Adrian 1998-99Merrill, Ronnie 1997-00Messina, Ryan 2011Militello, Sam 1988-90Minett, Todd 1997Mirocke, Paul 1987-88Mirza, Erik 1995-98Montague, Mark 1983Monzon, Erick 2002-04Moore, Ryan 1994-95Moran, Mike 1979-82Morin, Shawn 1980-83Moser, Jimmy 2008-09Moyer, Bret 2005-06Muley, David 1998-01Mumaw, Steve 1984-85Murvine, Bryan 1997

NNNavickas, Lenny 1982-84Nessmith, Tyler 2006-08Nordgren, Nick 2009Normand, Matin 1996-97

OOObrochta, Connor 2011

PPPaez, Louis 2003Palmer, Roscoe 1980-82Panusak, Mark 1982Pardo, Braulio 1979Park, Michael 2010curr.Paul, Russo 1989-90Pellicci, Mike 2001-03Pena, Dagmar 2009Pendleton, Adam 2010curr.Pennino, Rob 1990Perez, Anthony 2007-08Perez, Oriol 1980Perez, Robert 1989-90Perez, Sergio 2004-06Perrone, Dennis 1982Pertillo, Jimmy 1982Perugini, Jeff 1995Pestalozzi, John 1994-97Pestina, Chris 1982Peterson, Brenton 2003Peterson, Nick 2005-06Petrillo, Jim 1981-84Phillips, Jody 1990Pinera, A.J. 2009-10Pleffner, Shawn 2011Possidento, Alec 1995Potucek, Jim 1978Powers, Tyler 2005Prida, Andres 1995Provencher, Kevin 1998-01

QQQuigg, Wally 2001-03Quigley, Sean 1999-00

RRRabelo, Mike 1999-01Radics, Mike 1978Raley, Charlie 2004-07Ramirez, Damon 1994-96Ramirez, David 1994-96Ramirez, Julio 1989-92Ramirez, Marco 1994-95Ramos, Graham 2010curr.Ramppen, Frank 1978-81Reasonover, Larry 1979Reed, Jason 1992-94Reed, Marty 1983-84Rettman, Lou 1980-81Reynolds, Gene 2002-03Rhine, Joel 1982Riedie, Shane 2011Rigau, Ryan 2009-10Riseman, Alex 1978Roark, Joe 1989-90Roberts, Brad 2010Robertson, Don 1978Robinson, Barry 1984-87Rocamora, Rocky 2004Rodriguez, Dean 1985-86

Rodriguez, Les 2008Rodriguez, Marc 1993-95Rodriguez, Mike 2007Roman, JB 2001Rosales, Orlando 2005-06Rosenbaum, Chris 2005-07Rosko, Gilbert 1987Rupp, Terry 1987-89Russo, Pat 1989-90Russo, Paul 1988-90

SSSacino, Frank 1978Safchik, Brad 1999-00Salhanick, Adam 2004Salinitri, Joe 1979-80Sansonetti, Joe 1999Santos, Oscar 2011Satinoff, Evan 1994-97Savitt, Alan 1985Scaglioni, Joe 1982Schrantz, Matt 2007Schwartz, Mike 2009-10Scott, Jeff 2003Sessions, Josh 2008Sillery, Greg 1978Simmons, Mike 1989-91Simon, Jared 2008-10Simon, Joey 2002Sims, Eric 1996-00Skelly, Kevin 1989Sklena, Dave 1978-79Slade, Shawn 1992-93Smith, Matt 1998-01Smith, Ryan 2002-03Snyder, Matt 1991-94Sopo, Mike 2000Spotts, Harry 1997-99Sprague, Shawn 1992-93Stebbins, Jeff 1991-93Steed, Sam 1990-92Stein, Jeff 1995-98Stenberg, 1999Stetson, Todd 1983-84Stewart, Brett 1999-00Stobbs, Evan 2010curr.Stoddard, Cory 1991Stortz, Dustin 2005-06Strayer, Ryan 1991-93Struble, Josh 2009curr.Stuart, Ryan 2002-04Stutzman, Jason 1989Suarez, Michael 1998Sullivan, Jason 1994Sullivan, Kevin 1978Sullivan, Mike 2001Sutton, Kris 2000-01Szwejkowski, Mike 1991-94

TTTaylor, Marshall 2003-04Teague, Brandan 2008-09Thompson, Eric 2002-04Thompson, Mark 1981Thompson, Scott 1987Thomsen 1982

Thrailkill, Josh 2011Threadgill, Hohn 1982Timmons, Ozzie 1989-91Tippy, Matt 2003-04Titus, Nate 2008curr.Toronto, Brian 1994Tzelepis, Alex 1996-97

UUUht, Jim 1991Ulvenes, Matt 1989-90Urso, Joe 1989-92Ussery, Brian 1993-96Uzdevines, Mike 1998

VVValdes, Justin 2006-07Valdes, Mike 1996-99Valerius, Ryan 1993-94Valiente, Roberto 2004-05Vannatta, Tim 1991Vargo, Mike 1993-96Varney, Wayne 1978Venegas, Trace 2010curr.Vollrath, Rich 1978-79

WWWahl, Tim 1983-84Wakefield, Brad 1993-97Walicki, Larry 2010Wallace, Jim 1980-81Wardlow, Billy 1995-96Wardlow, Joey 1985-88Watson, Greg 1998-99Watts, Joey 2001-04Watts, John 1986Wiedenbauer, John 2007-10Weis, Josh 2001-04West, Jim 1993White, Evan 1997-98White, Kenny 2000-01White, Steve 1989-92Whitney, Chris 2005-06Whitten, Andy 2002-03Whitten, Phillip 2004-05Whittles, Harry 1981-82Wiacek, Mike 1980-81Williams, Johnny 2005-07Williams, Jordan 2006Williams, Matt 2011Williams, Russell 1990-91Williams, Ryan 2007Wimberly, Billy 2002-06Wise, Matt 2000-02Wrenn, Taylor 2011

YYYurchak, Frank 1978-81

ZZZaletel, Brian 1992-93Zdunich, Mark 1989Zerbe, Mike 1994-97

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UT National ChampionshipsThe University of Tampa's athletic history includes a total of 12 national championships at the NCAA II level. TheSpartans have captured titles in baseball (five), golf (two), men's soccer (three), women’s soccer (one) and volleyball(one).

2007 Women’s Soccer 2007 Baseball

2006 Volleyball 2006 Baseball

2001 Men’s Soccer 1998 Baseball



UT National Championships

1994 Men’s Soccer 1993 Baseball

1992 Baseball 1988 Golf

1987 Golf 1981 Men’s SoccerTampa SSC Championships (72 total)Baseball (13) 1987, 1989, 1993, 1997-98, 2000-03, 2006-08, 2010Men’s Basketball (eight) 1984-86, 1988-90, 1992-94, 1997-98, 2001-02Women’s Basketball (four) 1993-94, 2002-03, 2008-10Women’s Cross Country (nine) 1988, 2002-05, 2007-10Men’s Soccer (14) 1982-84, 1986-87, 1989-90, 1992, 1994-97, 2001, 2010Women’s Soccer (three) 2005-07Softball (one) - 2001Volleyball (20) 1983, 1985, 1987-88, 1991-92, 1996-2003, 2005-10



UT Athletic Hall of FameThe University of Tampa Athletic Hall of Fame was established as a way to aid the athletic department, its players, and teams throughsponsorship of banquets and improvement of dressing, training, practice, and playing facilities. The hopes were that the existence ofthe Hall would encourage and motivate exemplary contributors, players, and coaches to exceed prior accomplishments.

Several of the Hall members’ accomplishments since leaving the university include: four World Series rings, one World Series winningmanager, an Olympic Gold Medal, six Super Bowl rings by three different players, a number one NFL draft selection, 18 players draft-ed or started in the NFL, a three-time Wimbledon tennis player, two major college football All-Americans, one Heisman Trophy nomi-nee, a PGA Rookie of the Year, one NBA veteran, one World Cup soccer player and two alumni coaches who have guided UT teams tonational championships. Four former Spartan head football coaches have been voted into the National Football Foundation CollegeHall of Fame.

The University of Tampa Hall of Fame, which began in 1962, now includes 156 members.

’64 (F) Jim Galmin 1974’36 (F) Wilbur Gunnoe 1974’58 (B) J.C. Miller 1974’83 (C) Dr. Leonard Annis 1983’72 (W) Fletcher Carr 1983’58 (F) Charlie Coleman 1983’83 (C) Fran Curci 1983’51 (F) Jack Marley 1983’73 (F) John Matuszak 1983’70 (F) Leon McQuay 1983’70 (F) John Mooring 1983’64 (BK) John Pellegrino 1983’62 (B) Lou Piniella 1983’74 (F) Fred Solomon 1983’62 (F) Charles Bailey 1984’42 (B) John Comparato 1984’71 (F) Samuel Gellerstedt 1984’54 (F) Charles Harris 1984’84 (C) Arthur Pepin 1984’84 (C) Edward B. Rood 1984’65 (BK) George Shary 1984’39 (F) Richard Spoto 1984’73 (F) Mark Wakefield 1984’69 (T5) Judy Alvarez 1985’58 (F) Kenneth Belliveau 1985’42 (F) Howard Beynon 1985’73 (F) J.R. "Buddy" Carter 1985’62 (F) Paul Gore 1985’76 (W) David Hauser 1985’71 (F) Noah Jackson 1985’85 (C) Tom McEwen 1985’71 (F) Ron Mikolajczak 1985’70 (BK) John Napier 1985’72 (F) Eddie Caldwell 1986’72 (F) Alex Edlin 1986’67 (F) Armando Flores 1986’42 (F) Dixie Howell 1986’57 (C) Bob Martinez 1986’72 (F) Paul Orndorff 1986’67 (BK) Richard Pusins 1986’37 (F) John Edison 1987’83 (S) Michael Fall 1987’71 (F) Joe Hernandez 1987’76 (F) Vin Hoover 1987’73 (WS) Alan Kempton 1987’74 (F) Darlee Nelson 1987’70 (F) Richard Nittinger 1987’72 (C) Rick Thomas 1987’70 (F) John Benedetto 1988’82 (S) Peter Johannson 1988’80 (CR) Margaret McNiff 1988’88 (C) Lester Olson 1988’68 (F) Gary Rapp 1988’89 (C) John Adams 1989’72 (F) Bobby Brown 1989’84 (BK-V) Linda Catanach 1989

’36 (F) William Godwin 1962’62 (C) Nash Higgins 1962’55 (F) William Minahan 1962’52 (BK) George Montz 1962’47 (F) Paul Straub 1962’51 (F) Holland Aplin 1964’51 (BK) Harry Bryan 1964’64 (C) Crockett Farnell 1964’62 (C) George Howell 1964’55 (F) Robert Lovely 1964’39 (F) Al Yorkunas 1964’65 (C) Miller K. Adams 1965’49 (F) Jerry Jackson 1965’55 (F) Tom Mahin 1965’36 (F) Gus Muench 1965’50 (CR) Bill Stalnaker 1965’65 (C) George Strauss 1965’66 (C) Sam Bailey 1966’52 (F) Vince Chicko 1966’59 (F) Lowell Freeman 1966’37 (BK) Edwin Means 1966’66 (C) Eddie Rouleau 1966’41 (F) Joe Champ Williams 1966’67 (C) Dr. James Estes 1967’55 (F) Ted Green 1967’52 (F) Fred Pancoast 1967’36 (F) Rudy Rodriquez 1967’67 (C) H. Vincent Thornton 1967’59 (BK) Billy Turner 1967’68 (C) Sid Allen 1968’47 (B) Johnny Clements 1968’58 (F) Don Herdon 1968’68 (C) Marcelino F. Huerta 1968’36 (F) Phil Patterson 1968’55 (F) Joe Zalupski 1968’69 (C) George Edmonson,Sr. 1969’36 (F) Ken Hance 1969’51 (BK) Henry MacWilliams 1969’60 (F) Charlie McCullers 1969’70 (C) James Gallogly 1970’56 (F) Richard Harte 1970’41 (T) Johnny Kaufman 1970’65 (F) John Perry 1970’71 (C) Bernard Epstein 1971’62 (B Ronald Perez 1971’54 (F) Nick Waytovich 1971’62 (F) Anthony Yelovich 1971’68 (F) Ronald Brown 1972’48 (B) Douglas Forster 1972’56 (F) Gene King 1972’72 (C) Marcelo Maseda 1972’73 (C) William E. Culbreath 1973’69 (F) James Del Gaizo 1973’41 (F) Fleming Thornton 1973’36 (F) James White 1973’74 (C) Charlie Downie 1974

’81 (GLF) Brian Claar 1989’89 (B) Tino Martinez 1989’52 (F) Ernie Rubio 1989’89 (C) John Tyner 1989’83 (C) Chris Catanach 2002’92 (BK-V) Kim Dix 2002’88 (BK) Nate Johnston 2002’68 (F) Pete Kuharchek 2002’88 (G) Jeff Leonard 2002’87 (BK) Todd Linder 2002’90 (B) Sam Militello 2002’88 (C) Lelo Prado 2002’89 (B-BK) Terry Rupp 2002’72 (F) Dave Tomeo 2002’88 (SW) Laura Atterberry 2004’94 (BK) DeCarlo DeVeaux 2004’00 (V) Danielle Faggion 2004’04 (C) Tom Fitzgerald 2004’78 (BK-V) Jackie Langley 2004’97 (S) Henrik Nebrelius 2004’90 (B) Paul Russo 2004’04 (C) Richard Schmidt 2004’74 (F) Ervin Smith 2004’91 (S) Justin Throneburg 2004’94 (S) Adrian Bush 2006’74 (F) Darryl Carlton 2006’75 (G) Bob Ford 2006’81 (BK-V) Jane Castor 2006’72 (F) Wilbur Grooms 2006’98 (V) Dawn Rawlins 2006’91 (B) Ozzie Timmons 2006’92 (B) Joe Urso 2006’99 (B) Mike Valdes 2006’85 (C) Bob Birrenkott 2006’99 (C) Hindman Wall 2006’93 (SB) Shannon Abarbanel 2008’95 (BK) Crystal Ashley 2008(SW) Ed Brennan 2008’72 (C) Earle Bruce 2008’94 (BB) Gary Graham 2008’83 (SW) Pia Henrikkson 2008’94 (S) Ulf Lilius 2008’90 (BB) Steve Mauldin 2008’88 (SW) Jeff Sidor 2008’91 (BK) Bryan Williams 2008’65 (BK) Charles Andrews 2010’83 (SW) Donna Howe 2010’87 (SW) Cindy Jones 2010’87 (BB) Dean Kelley 2010’93 (BB) Rodd Kelley 2010’96 (BK) April Lindsey 2010’03 (S) Ginger Lynn 2010’05 (CC) Allison Macsas 2010’88 (S) Chris Sullivan 2010’10 (C) Anthony Borrell 2010’88 (C) Chuck Winship 2010



SSC Hall of FameThe Sunshine State Conference Hall of Fame was founded in 1991 to honor those persons who havemade outstanding contributions to the conference. Its purpose is to perpetuate the memory of those whobrought distinction, honor and excellence to the Sunshine State Conference. A total of 30 individuals cur-rently represent The University of Tampa in the league’s Hall of Fame. Tampa has had at least oneinductee for 17 consecutive years, including multiple inductions in the past six.

Class of 200910Idris Mays Men’s Basketball

Class of 200809Gary Graham BaseballApril Lindsey Women’s BasketballGinger Lynn Women’s SoccerChuck Winship Golf Coach

Class of 200708Shannon Abarbanel SoftballCrystal Ashley Women’s BasketballBryan Williams Men’s BasketballKeith Fulk Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 200607Dawn Rawlins VolleyballJay Miller Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 200506Danielle Faggion VolleyballTerry Rupp Baseball CoachOzzie Timmons Baseball

Class of 200405Ulf Lilius Men’s SoccerMike Valdes Baseball

Class of 200304Henrik Nebrelius Men’s SoccerPaul Russo Baseball

Class of 200203Justin Throneburg Men’s Soccer

Class of 200102Adrian Bush Men’s Soccer

Class of 200001DeCarlo Deveaux Men’s Basketball

Class of 19992000Sam Militello BaseballHindman Wall Athletic Director

Class of 199899Kim Dix Volleyball/Basketball

Tom Fitzgerald Men’s Soccer Coach

Class of 199798Tino Martinez Baseball

Class of 199697Bob Birrenkott Athletic Director

Class of 199596Lelo Prado Baseball Coach

Class of 199495Jeff Leonard Golf

Class of 199394Chris Catanach Volleyball Coach



UT Academic All-AmericansSelected by CoSIDASince 1952, the College Sports Information Directorsof American (CoSIDA) have honored student/ath-letes for academic as well as athletic achievementwith the creation of the CoSIDA Academic All-America teams. Verizon sponsors the awards inpartnership with CoSIDA.

To be eligible, a student/athlete must be in his/her second year of residence at the institution, must be astarter or important substitute and must maintain a 3.2 cumulative grade point average.

Student/athletes meeting these critieria are then nominated by each school’s sports information director(SID). SIDs within a region vote and select a CoSIDA Academic all-Region team. Those student/athletes’names are then placed on the All-America ballot, which is voted on by all college member SIDs across thecountry.

Following is a complete list of Spartan Academic All-Americans:

Name Sport Position AA Team YearMichael Farrell Baseball Third Base 2nd 1983Jeff Leonard M. At-Large Golf 3rd 1985Penny Dickos W. Basketball Guard 2nd 1985Cathy Fox Volleyball Setter 1st 1986Donna Schroeder Volleyball Hitter 3rd 1986Cathy Fox W. Basketball Forward 2nd 1986Penny Dickos W. Basketball Guard 1st 1986Christian Gregory M. At-Large Swimming 2nd 1987Jeff Leonard M. At-Large Golf 3rd 1987Kent Engstrom M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1987Cathy Fox W. Basketball Forward 1st 1987Penny Dickos W. Basketball Forward 1st 1987Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 3rd 1988Susanne Wolmesjo Volleyball Hitter 2nd 1988Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 1st 1989Steve Mauldin Baseball Outfield 2nd 1990Jorgen Adolfsson M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1991Niklas Fredriksson M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1993David Dion Baseball Outfield 2nd 1994Brian Ussery Baseball Catcher 3rd 1994Jeff Sargent M. At-Large Cross Country 3rd 1995Roger Palm M. At-Large Soccer 3rd 1998Allison Macsas W. At-Large Cross Country 1st 2005Chris Rosenbaum Baseball Catcher 1st 2007Margeaux Sinibaldi Volleyball Libero 3rd 2007



UT All-AmericansBaseball YearLevelClaude Caruso 1977-2ndSteve Mumaw 1984-2ndTino Martinez 1986-3rd, 1987-2nd

1988-1stRodney Ehrhard 1986-1stDean Kelley 1987-3rdSam Militello 1988-3rd, 1989-1st,

1990-1stJoey Wardlow 1988-2ndPaul Russo 1989-1st, 1990-1stOzzie Timmons 1990-2nd, 1991-1stJoe Urso 1991-2nd, 1992-2ndGary Graham 1991-2ndBrian Zalatel 1992-2ndMatt Hudson 1992-1stRodd Kelley 1993-1stBrian Zalatel 1993-1stShawn Slade 1993-3rdDavid Dion 1993-1st, 1994-2ndMarc Rodriguez 1993-3rd, 1994-3rd,

1995-1stRicky Burton 1996-1stErik Mirza 1996-2ndBo Donaldson 1996-3rdMike Valdes 1997-1st, 1998-1stAngel Diaz 1998-1stJim Kavourious 2000-1stRonnie Merrill, Jr., 2000-1stKris Sutton 2000-1st, 2001-1stTom Carrow 2001-1stCharlie Manning 2001-2ndAdrian Goas 2002-1stEric Beattie 2003-1stGene Reynolds 2003-3rdJustin Boza 2004-3rd, 2005-3rdLee Cruz 2006, 1stSergio Perez 2006, 1stOrlando Rosales 2006-1stJose Jimenez 2006-3rdCraig Corrado 2007-1st

Kevin Ferguson 2007-2ndJonathan Holt 2007-2ndAnthony Perez 2008-1st

Men’s Basketball YearLevelTodd Linder 1985-1st, 1986-1st

1987-1stNate Johnston 1988-2ndBryan Williams 1990-2ndDeCarlo Deveaux 1993-2nd, 1994-1stJon Brown 2001-2ndJeremy Black 2008-1st

Women’s Basketball YearLevelKim Dix 1991-1st (AWSF),

1992-1st (AWSF)April Lindsey 1996-HMTrysta Morenz 2000-HMSheena Walton 2007-HM, 2008-2nd

Cross Country YearLevelElias Gonzales 2003Allison Macsas 2003, 2004Laura Woznicki 2007Jessica Forrester 2008

Football YearHolland “Luke” Aplin 1951Nick Waytovich 1953Bob Lovely 1955Dick Harte 1956Don Herndon 1957Fred “Moose” Cason 1958Lowell Freeman 1959Jim Galmin 1964John Perry 1965Jesse Kaye 1966Ron Brown 1968Jim DelGaizo 1969John Morring 1970Leon McQuay 1970Sammy Gellerstedt 1970, 1971Ron Mikolajczyk 1971John Matuszak 1972

Golf YearLevelBrian Claar 1980-3rd, 1981-3rdBob Beckmann 1981-3rdBob Royak 1982-3rdErnie Alonso 1986-1st, 1987-3rdScott Johnson 1986-3rd, 1988-3rdJeff Leonard 1986-3rd, 1987-1st,

1988-1stJohn Finster 1988-2ndJeff Schroeder 1988-3rdFred Cornell 1990-3rdKeith Gilkes 1996-ScholarMichael Sowerby 2002-ScholarMichael Alberico 2003-Scholar

Brett McNamara 2003-Scholar

Men’s Soccer YearLevelChris Sullivan 1987-1stMika Muhonen 1988-3rdTom Reasoner 1989-1stJustin Throneburg 1990-1st, 1991-2ndNiklas Fredriksson 1990-2ndAdrian Bush 1991-1stMikael Grennas 1992-1stUlf Lilius 1992-2nd, 1994-1stHenrik Nebrelius 1995-1st, 1996-2nd,

1997-1stKristjan Brooks 1995-2ndSergio Jaramillo 1995-2ndRafnar Hermannsson 1995-HMRoger Palm 1996-1stAnders Paulsson 1997-1stRoy Fink 2000-2nd, 2001-1stPascal Milien 2008-1st, 2009-2ndRyan Maxwell 2008-2ndDan Ingvarsson 2008-2nd, 2009-1stRyan Thompson 2008-3rd, 2009-HMLister Warren 2009-3rd

Women’s Soccer YearLevelGinger Lynn 2001-3rdSamantha Robinson 2005-3rdShannon Aitken 2006-2nd, 2007-1stShelby Kuni 2006-1st, 2007-1stKara Rasmussen 2006-2ndMalana Winskas 2006-1stAshley Flateland 2007-1stCourtney Evans 2007-2nd, 2008-3rdEmily Stack 2007-2nd

Softball YearLevelLacinda Norman 2003-2nd

Swimming YearLevel

Former baseball player Tino Martinez

was a three-time All-American.

Elias Gonzales became the first cross

country All-American in 2003.



UT All-Americans

Joe Lee 1979Pia Henrikkson 1981, 1982, 1983Alicia McLaughlin 1981, 1982Jorge Martinez 1981, 1982Jeff Tynes 1981, 1983Ralph Diaz 1981, 1982Nick Mooney 1981, 1982Donna Howe 1981, 1982, 1983Donna Strong 1982Tom Janton 1982, 1983Peter Soderlund 1982, 1983Magnus Von Koch 1982Mike Carlson 1982Jan Brokmar 1983Jay Nash 1983Bill Key 1983John Loddigs 1990Keith Duncan 1990Trish Stevens 1990Kirsten Koslowski 1990Jenna Cavanagh 1990Missy Dora 1990Jenny Cornwell 1990Matt Standley 1994Joanne Bellard 1995, 1997Paul Swope 1996Steve Bautista 1996Chad Sundermeyer 1996, 1997Mike Didriksson 1996Chris Plaisted 1997Tim Slamkowski 1997, 1998Scott McLearn 1997, 1998Jim Kiner 1997, 1998,2000Preston Bokos 1997, 1998, 2000Kevin Peterson 1987Jennifer McLeod 1997Vesa Nurmiviita 1998Bill Frye 1998Steve Foster 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002Edward Agnew 2000Les Bernys 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

Michael Chase 2000, 2001, 2002Ryan Irvine 2000Scott McLearn 2000Michael Mulbarger 2000Tim Slamkowski 2000Shannon Treen2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Melissa Fielder 2001, 2003Katy Hennig 2001Kari Lawrence 2001Amber Galvan 2001Mandy Smith 2001, 2002Kevin Shortt 2001, 2002, 2003Phil Murray 2001, 2002, 2003Elysia Moreland 2001, 2002Matt Goodwin 2002, 2003, 2004Pat Weaver 2002, 2003Peter Ranstead 2002, 2003Jamie Peterkin 2003, 2004Lee Webber 2003, 2004, 2005Shanna Halsell 2003, 2004, 2005Mandy Smith 2003, 2004Jasmine DeGross 2003, 2004, 2005Jackie Majer 2003, 2004Meridith Roberts 2003, 2004, 2005Julie Visser 2003, 2004, 2005Meghann Mulbarger 2004, 2005Diana Mielke 2004, 2005Matt Mattingly 2004, 2005, 2006Jeff Gilreath 2004Dan Klee 2004, 2005, 2006Dan Cucchi 2005, 2006Chelsea Hastings 2005, 2006Kevin Hensley 2005Dan Laidlaw 2005Johnny McMahan 2005Ben Oshri 2005Sara Ragan 2005Malcolm Trier 2005Cole Tedhams 2006 Kyle Merritt 2006, 2008Jessie Bardin 2007, 2008

Alexandra Colley 2007Madison Flake 2007, 2008Tyler Furrer 2007, 2008, 2009Meghann Mulbarger 2007Hannah Hudson 2008Frank Kuchta 2008Mike Lewis 2008Chris O’Linger 2008, 2009Kim Tench 2008Jeff Fiore 2009Alex Hetland 2009Matt Kramer 2009Hunter Lineback 2009Patrick Murray 2009Michael Verdi 2009

Volleyball YearLevelSusanne Wolmesjo1985-2nd, 1987-2ndKaren Solis 1988-1stKim Dix 1990-2nd, 1991-1stLuanne Baldwin 1991-2ndKatia Serkovic 1992-2nd, 1993-2ndAnne Bolger 1993-2ndValerie Jones 1994-2ndDawn Rawlins 1996-2nd, 1998-2ndMelissa Serio 1997-1stHilary Epling 1997-2nd, 1998-2ndDanielle Faggion 1996-2nd, 1997-2nd,

1998-1st, 1999-1stAnia Ruiz 2000-2nd, 2001-1st,

2002-1st, 2003-1stGretchen Naruta 2002-2nd, 2003-1stEricka Womack 2004-2nd, 2005-1stStephanie Rivera 2005-2nd, 2006-1stKatelen Dixon 2006-1st, 2007-1stMargeaux Sinibaldi 2006-2nd, 2007-1stErin Clark 2007-1stAlisha Green 2007-3rdMelissa Vanderhall 2008-1st, 2009-1stKaleigh Cunningham 2009-2ndMeghan Sherman 2009-1st

Current UT assistant swim coach Jim

Kiner was a three time All-American.

Nate Johnston was an All-American

prior to an NBA career.

Danielle Faggion remains the lone four

time volleyball All-American.



University of Tampa

Academic Features* More than 125 areas of study (undergraduate andgraduate)* College of Arts and Letters* College of Natural and Health Sciences* College of Social Sciences, Mathematics andEducation* John H. Sykes College of Business (AACSB accred-ited)* Graduate studies: Eight master’s programs and11 concentrations or tracks;Three MBA programs(eight concentrations), M.S. in Accounting, M.S. inFinance, M.S. in Marketing, M.A. in Education (twotracks) and M.S. in Nursing (two concentrations)* Average SAT: 1,110* Average GPA: 3.3

Campus Facts* 100 landscaped acres* 49 buildings* Excellent athletic and fitness facilities* 10 residence halls* 31 security personnel provide 24/7 campus cov-erage

New FacilitiesSince 1997, the following new construction/reno-vation projects have been completed:* John H. Sykes College of Business Building* Vaughn Center (includes a new Student Center,the Allen N. Reeves Theater, ninth-floor confer-ence/seminar center, and Barnes & NobleUniversity Bookstore)* Six new residence halls collectively housing 2,550students* R.K. Bailey Art Studios* Grand entryway to campus (Poe Parkway)* Two parking garages for 2,500 cars combined*Kennedy Academic Building* Athletic Weight Training Facility* Marine Science Center* Exercise Science/Athletic Training Center

The University of Tampa is a medium-sized com-prehensive, private university located on approxi-mately 100 acres of prime riverfront land in theheart of downtown Tampa. It is the school ofchoice for 6,500 students from 50 states and U.S.territories and approximately 100 countries.Approximately 50 percent of students are fromFlorida, and 70 percent of full-time students live oncampus.

The University offers more than 120 majors,minors and pre-professional programs through astrong core curriculum rooted in the liberal arts. AContinuing Studies Program presents degree pro-grams to adults who want to study part time atnight. Graduate degrees are offered for Master ofEducation, Master of Business Administration,Master of Science in Accounting, Master of Sciencein Finance, Master of Science in Marketing, Masterof Science in Nursing and Certificate in NonprofitManagement. The MBA program is one of thelargest in Florida, and UT is one of the elite privateschools in the Southeast to have AACSB accredita-tion.

UT students enjoy a combination of academic excel-lence, personal attention and real-world experience.An innovative first-year program helps new stu-dents fit in quickly. Internship and community serv-ice opportunities abound, and an Honors Programoffers undergraduates expanded opportunities forinstruction and study abroad.



University of Tampa

Did You Know?* All campus buildings are wired and connected viafiber optic cable, and feature approzimately 200wireless zones.* There are 45 computer labs on campus availablefor curricular, classroom, special or open use.* Every residence hall room has an individualInternet connection for each student.* Approximately 700 community leaders areinvolved at UT on various boards, advisory councilsand support groups.* 90 percent of full-time faculty have doctorates orthe highest degree in their field.* 95 percent of all UT students who apply to gradu-ate school are admitted.* 96 percent of the undergraduate class of 2009reported success in achieving their post-graduategoals.* UT is in the top tier of U.S. News and WorldReport’s “America’s Best Colleges.”* UT’s John H. Sykes College of Business is listed inPrinceton Review’s “Best 301 Business Schools.”

* Numerous new food venues including Chick-fil-A,Dairy Queen and Tsunami Sushi*Riverside Academic and Administrative Building* Cass Science and Communication Buildings* Athletic facilities for soccer, softball and baseball* Renovations of McNiff Fitness Center and SmileyHall

Campus Additions Under Way* Sykes Chapel and Center for Faith and Values* Plant Hall renovations* Science Annex* Student Health and Wellness Center

Campus Life* 3,000 University and community events each year* 145 clubs, student organizations and teams* 19 sororities and fraternities* 22 different food venue choices in four campuslocations* Eight campus publications* Scarfone/Hartley Gallery (art)* Falk and Reeves theaters* Student-run television station, radio station andnewspaper* Intramurals, sports clubs and student recreationprograms* More than 100,000 student and employee servicehours provided annually to more than 200 organi-zations* Army, Air Force and Naval ROTC units*Recreational activities including canoeing, deep-sea fishing, beach excursions, indoor rock climbing,paintball and more.



SAACA student-athlete advisory committee (SAAC) is a committee made up of student-athletes assembled toprovide insight on the student-athlete experience. The SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations andpolices that affect student-athletes' lives on NCAA member institution campuses.

Presently, there are separate national SAACs for NCAA Divisions I, II and III. NCAA legislation mandatesthat all member institutions have SAACs on their respective campuses. Further, NCAA legislation requiresthat all member conferences have SAACs.

The mission of the NCAA Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to enhance the totalstudent-athlete experience by promoting opportunity for all student-athletes; protecting student-athletewelfare; and fostering a positive student-athlete image.

The Division II SAAC will be guided by the following principles: ethics, integrity, fairness and respect fordiversity, which shall include attention to gender, race, ethnicity and sport.

201011 SAAC OfficersPresident: Sarah Wickham, Women’s BasketballVicePresident: Charlotte White, Women’s SoccerSecretary: Samantha Kay, Women’s SoccerSlide Show Coordinator: Clete Goddard, Men’s Soccer

Past Presidents200910: Amber Eisenberg and Jennifer Jenkins200809: Shelby Kuni and Jennifer Jenkins200708: Jeremy Black and Freddie Nesbitt200607: Meghann Mulbarger and Chris Rosenbaum200506: Sarah McBride and Josh Shave200405: Kristin Law

200910 SAAC Accomplishments*Sent representatives to the SAAC E.L.I.T.E. Weekendsponsored by the Sunshine State Conference.Represented by Rashad Callaway and SarahWickham.

*Participated in The Great American Teach-In, send-ing several student-athletes to Just Elementary inNovember.

*Raised $2,273 for the purchase of holiday gifts and aChristmas party for Just Elementary.

*Active in Give Kids The World in January.

*Welcomed kids from Just Elementary School for “JustElementary Day” at basketball doubleheader. Providedfood and snacks as kids watched the games with UTstudent-athletes.

*Had a Red Cross For Haiti Relief Drawing in Marchthat raised $1,665 for earthquake victims.

*Hosted a Carnival For Kids through P.E.A.C.E.



Athletic FacilitiesAn Olympic-size swimming pool,tennis and handball courts,newly resurfaced jogging track,outdoor basketball and volley-ball courts, crew training facilityand a modern fitness facility, theMcNiff Fitness Center, are usedby students, faculty and staff. Inaddition, there is a weight roomin the sports center for use bystudent athletes.

Athletic facilities at the University are among the best in thenation for a school of its size. The Bob Martinez Sports Center,a 3,432-seat area plays host to varsity volleyball, men’s andwomen’s basketball, intramural and recreational activitiesand other events throughout the year. Pepin Stadium is con-sidered the finest soccer venue in NCAA II and has been thesite of two national championship finals in the 1990s, includ-ing a Div. II national championship record crowd of 4,336 in1994. Pepin Stadium was also the site of the 2001 men's soc-cer national championship. The new, lighted University ofTampa Baseball Field is home to the three-time nationalchampion Spartan baseball team while the softball team playson its own lighted field, built in 1990.

Bob Martinez Sports CenterThe Bob MartinezSports Center, namedfor the UT alumnuswho served as Mayor ofTampa, Governor ofFlorida and PresidentGeorge H.W. Bush’scabinet level Drug Czar,was opened in July1984. The main gymna-sium houses three full-size courts with perma-nent seating for 3,432to view the main court. It also includes a training room,weight room, six locker rooms, classrooms and offices for theathletic and physical education departments.

Directions to the Martinez Sports Center: From Interstate 275,exit at Ashley Street/Downtown West. You are now on AshleySt. Turn right at the first traffic light, Tyler. Tyler merges intoCass as you cross the Cass Street Bridge. Turn left at the nextlight, North Boulevard, and find the Martinez Center on theright. From Kennedy Boulevard (Route 60), turn north ontoNorth Boulevard, travel three blocks and the Sports Center ison the left.

Pepin StadiumThrough the generosityof one of Tampa’s mostprominent families, TheUniversity of Tampasoccer teams have theprivilege of playing inone of the finest collegefacilities in the country,Pepin Stadium.

Named for Tampa busi-nessmen Arthur D.Pepin of PepinDistributors and his wife Polly, Pepin Stadium was rebuilt anddedicated in 2002. The new facility replaced 80-year-oldPepin/Rood Stadium, site of four NCAA National

Championships and numerous other high profile events. AnNCAA II attendance record was set during the 1994 champi-onship with a Finals crowd of 4,336.

Pepin Stadium is a 1,500-seat partially covered grandstandwith enclosed press box, meeting, storage and rest rooms anda ticket office. The grass field is lighted and bordered by a jog-ging track. The stadium has hosted five NCAA NationalChampionships, including the 2001 men's title that was wonby UT. The venue also hosted the 2008 and 2009 men's andwomen's championships.

Directions to Pepin Stadium: From I 275, exit at AshleyStreet/Downtown West. You are now on Ashley St. Turn rightat the first traffic light on to Tyler. Tyler merges into Cass asyou pass the Performing Arts Center and cross the Cass StreetBridge. Turn left at the next intersection on North Boulevard.Pepin Stadium is down the block on your left. From KennedyBoulevard (Route 60), turn north onto North Boulevard, travelthree blocks and Pepin Stadium is on the right.

University of Tampa Baseball FieldThe University ofTampa Baseball Fieldfeatures a granstandand full-size indoorpress box. The facilityseats 750 spectatorsand also features a patioon the first and thirdbase sides for lawnchair seating. The facili-ty features all theamenities, including aview of the downtownTampa skyline.

The granstand and press box was built in 2006 as a full con-cession stand with on-site restrooms was also constructed.

The UT Baseball Field has been the site of numerous NCAADivision II South Regionals and also serves as the host of theannual Tony Saladino Baseball Tournament for area highschools.

Directions to University of Tampa Baseball Field: The field ison the corner of Cass Street and North Boulevard. This can bereached by taking Interstate 275 and taking exit 25 ( AshleyStreet). Make a right at the first light ( Tyler Street); there willbe an overpass for the Performing Arts Center and a bridgegoing over the Hillsborough River. The first light after thebridge is North Boulevard and the baseball field is on the left.

University of Tampa Softball FieldThe University of Tampa softball complex is located directlybehind the Bob Martinez Sports Center. The field was built in1989 and has seating room for approximately 200 spectators.The field features a new press box. Other amenities includelights and covered dugouts. The dimensions of the field are243 all the way around.

Directions to the University of Tampa Softball Field: FromInterstate 275, exit at Ashley Street/Downtown West. You arenow on Ashley St. Turn right at the first traffic light, Tyler.Tyler merges into Cass as you cross the Cass Street Bridge.Turn left at the next light north boulevard and find theMartinez Center on the right. From Kennedy Boulevard(Route 60), turn north onto North Boulevard, travel threeblocks and the Sports Center is on the left. The softball com-plex is located directly behind the sports center.



President Ronald L. Vaughn, Ph.D.

University, he attended the Institute for EducationalManagement (IEM) in 1994 and the New President’sSeminar in 1995.

He has served on numerous boards including those forthe Performing Arts Center, the Gulf Ridge Council of BoyScouts, the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce, andthe Florida Aquarium. Leadership positions have includedserving as president of the Florida West Coast Chapter ofthe American Marketing Association, president of theTampa Bay Chapter of The Planning Forum, chair of theAmerican Red Cross Tampa Bay Chapter, president ofthe Sunshine State Athletic Conference, and chair of theIndependent Colleges and Universities of Florida.

President Ronald L. Vaughn came to the University inAugust 1984 as the coordinator of the Department ofMarketing and as the holder of the Max H. HollingsworthEndowed Chair of American Enterprise. Since then, hehas served as director of the MBA program, dean of theCollege of Business and Graduate Studies, and co-chiefacademic officer. He became president of the Universityin January 1995.

Under his leadership, the University has entered a periodof growth and expansion unlike any in its previous histo-ry. Since 1995, the University’s annual budget has grownfrom $28 million to $160 million. The record growth hasfueled dynamic improvements in both academics andstudent life. Since 1997, approximately $250 million ofconstruction has been completed or is under way.

President Vaughn beganhis academic career atBradley University as afaculty member andchair of the marketingdepartment. Continuinghis academic career atUT, he served morethan 20 years as a facul-ty member and inadministrative leader-ship positions prior tobecoming president.

President Vaughn has a bachelor’s degree in marketingand an MBA degree from Indiana State University, alongwith a Ph.D. in marketing from the University of Georgia.He has attended more than 30 workshops on strategicplanning, fundraising, corporate quality, marketingresearch, multivariate statistics, various university man-agement topics, and international business. At Harvard

New Facilities Since 1997* John H. Sykes College of Business Building* Vaughn Center (includes a new Student Center, the AllenN. Reeves Theater, ninth-floor conference/seminar center,and Barnes & Noble University Bookstore)* Six new residence halls collectively housing 2,550 stu-dents* R.K. Bailey Art Studios* Grand entryway to campus (Poe Parkway)* Two parking garages for 2,500 cars combined* Kennedy Academic Building* Athletic Weight Training Facility* Marine Science Center* Exercise Science/Athletic Training Center* Numerous new food venues including Chick-fil-A, DairyQueen and Tsunami Sushi* Riverside Academic and Administrative Building* Cass Science and Communication Buildings* Athletic facilities for soccer, softball and baseball* Renovations and expansion of McNiff Fitness Center andSmiley Hall



Athletic Director Larry MarfiseLarry Marfise is in his 12th year as athletic director at Tampa.Under Marfise’s direction, The University of Tampa AthleticProgram has continually placed among the top 30 nationally in theNCAA II Sports Academy Directors’ Cup standings.

Under Marfise, UT teams have captured five NCAA II nationalchampionships. His first Spartan title was a 2001 men’s soccerchampionship as his teams have combined to win four champi-onships in the previous four years with baseball winning a pairand volleyball and women’s soccer each capturing a crown.

In 2008, he was honored by the National Association of CollegiateDirectors of Athletics (NACDA) with the Southeast RegionAstroTurf AD of the Year Award (ADOY).

At Tampa, Marfise has led his department to the top of the NCAADivision II U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup standings. TheSpartans finished fifth in 2007-08, marking a record finish for UT. Under Marfise, Tampa has finished in thetop 20 in each of the past four years after previously finishing in the top 20 just once.

Additionally, UT facility improvements include a new soccer and baseball stadium, a modernized and enlargedweight room, renovated locker rooms and upgrades to the softball, tennis and swimming complexes. Marfisehas also established four new athletic endowments while at UT.

Currently, he serves on the NCAA Baseball Rules Committee. Prior to joining the Spartans, he served as athleticdirector at Ferris State (Mich.) (1994-99), Associate AD at St. Mary’s (Calif.) (1985-94), assistant AD atSouthern-Baton Rouge (1985), asst. coach/promotions and tickets administrator at UNLV (1984), administra-tor at Ohio (1983-84), wrestling coach/ intramural direc-tor at Evansville (1979-83) and wrestling/football coachand English teacher at Indianapolis Lawrence HighSchool (1975-79).

While at Ferris State, he directed the campaign to build anew gymnasium, a $1 million hockey locker room andrenovated the field house. He served on the NCAA IIFootball Championships Committee and was president ofthe Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference wherehe oversaw expansion.

While at St. Mary’s, he served on the NCAA I BaseballPromotion Committee. The 1974 DePauw graduate is anative of Chicago, Ill. and graduated from De LaSalle HighSchool where he lettered in three sports. He was an all-conference football player at DePauw. Marfise holds mas-ter’s degrees from DePauw and Ohio.

He is married to Suzanne and they have two children,Jacob (15) and Cole (13).

University of Tampa Athletic Directors1933-41 Nash Higgins1941 Flucie Stewart1942 Joe Justice1942-44 Miller Adams1945-46 Jesse Keene1946-48 Miller Adams1948-50 Myron A. Gaddis1950-51 Paul Myers1951-52 Frank Sinkwich1952-62 Marcelino Huerta1962-71 Sam Bailey1971-73 Gus Dielens1973-74 Sam Bailey1975-76 Billy Turner1976-85 Bob Birrenkott1985-88 Fran Curci1988-89 Chris Catanach (interim)1989-91 Bill Wall1991-99 Hindman Wall1999-present Larry Marfise



UT’s Nickname & ColorsInformation from Under the Minaret by Dr. James W. Couigton

In the early years, The University of Tampa started as Tampa Junior College. In 1931, the school began varsity sportscompetition. A committee sought to name the school teams. Since St. Petersburg Junior College, nicknamed the Trojans,was intended to be the arch rival, the name Spartans was selected from the ancient Greek Trojans/Spartans war. Whenthe school moved into the Tampa Bay Hotel in 1933, head football coach Nash Higgens chose the team colors. Due to thefact that most of his players came from Hillsborough High (red & black) and Plant High (black & gold), Coach Higgenscombined the colors of those two schools making the University’s colors red, black and gold.

When The University of Tampa began classes on October 5, 1931 as Tampa Junior College, there were 62 local stu-dents, tuition was $120 per semester, and there was no building to call home. Almost two years later, on Aug. 2,1933, UT found its permanent home in the old Tampa Bay Hotel and began its journey in earnest.

It has been a journey of alternating success and hardship, as the University has adapted and reinvented itself tomeet new challenges. Beginning with Frederic Spaulding, who almost single-handedly forged his dream of a localUniversity, to the present day as UT enjoys the greatest economic and academic expansion in its history under its10th president.

Some would say it has been a bumpy ride, but all would agree it has been interesting. During that first year when,in the grips of the world-wide Depression, the University’s 700 surplus dollars were divided among the faculty aspay, and the University was accepting notes, insurance policies and deeds on homes in lieu of tuition.

There were the war years, when military pilots were being trained in Tampa and GIs began returning from the warto go to school, and married couples and some faculty members lived in Plant Hall on the upper floors.

There was a huge struggle for accreditation, which lasted for 20 years and was finally achieved in December 1951.There were the glory days of our powerhouse football team, which struck fear into the hearts of our athletic rivals.Pajama parties, sock hops, parades and second jobs were daily rituals.

The creation of the University of South Florida created another challenge, as many believed it would swallow UT.President David Delo arrived to take the University in another direction, and began to expand the size of the cam-pus, construct new buildings and build enrollment.

In over 78 years, UT has educated and placed thousands of alumni in positions of leadership at all levels of societyaround the world. Today, its future is brighter than it has ever been, as it continues to expand in terms of academicexcellence, prestige, resources and enrollment.

University of Tampa Class of 1936

University of Tampa 1936

Women’s Basketball Team

Phillips Field

Men’s Basketball, 1946

Football, 1936

History of The University of Tampa



Media OutletsNewspapersTampa Tribune, PO Box 191, 202 S. Parker St., Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 259-7655. Fax: (813) 259-8148.Sports Editor: Kim Pendery ([email protected]), (813) 259-8406, Deputy Sports Editor: Doug Jacobs ([email protected]) (813) 259-7615. UT Beat Writer: Joanne Korth ([email protected]) (813) 259-7998.

St. Petersburg Times, 1000 N. Ashley St., #700, Tampa, FL 33602. Phone: Tampa (813) 226-3366, St. Pete (800) 333-7505, ext. 8123. Fax (813) 893-8782. Sports Editor: Jack Sheppard ([email protected]) (727) 893-8495.Sports Writer: Rick Stroud ([email protected]) (727) 893-8123.

UT Minaret, 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606-1490. Phone: (813) 257-3636. Fax (813) 253-6207. SportsEditor: Daniel Feingold ([email protected]).

Wire ServiceAssociated Press, 202 S. Parker St., Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 254-6316.Miami, (800) 824-5498. Fax (305) 594-9265.

TelevisionWFLA-TV, Channel 8, NBC, PO Box 1410, Tampa, FL 33601. Phone: (813) 221-5788. Fax: (813) 225-2770. Sports Anchor/Reporter: Dan Lucas, Photojournalist: Bob Hansen,Producer: Dan Lucas.

WTSP-TV, Ch. 10, CBS, 11450 Gandy Blvd., St. Petersburg, FL 33702. Phone: (727) 577-8479. Fax: (727) 576-6924. Sports Director: Chris Tilley, Anchor/Reporter: Justin Allen, AngelaJacobs and Travis Bell, Photojournalist: Chris Tilley.

WTVT-TV, Ch. 13, Fox, 3213 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33609. Phone: (813) 870-9730, 9733. Fax: (813) 870-9727. Sports Director: Chip Carter, Anchor/Reporter: Chris Field,Kevin O’Donnell, Photojournalist: Jeff Tewksbury.

WFTS-TV, Ch. 28, ABC, 4045 N. Himes, Tampa, FL 33607-6607. Phone: (813) 354-2828. Fax: (813) 870-2828. Sports Director: Al Keck, Anchor/Reporter: Tom Koran and DanEassa.

Bay News 9/Catch 47, 7901 66th St. N., Pinellas Park, FL 33781. Phone: (727) 437-2100. Fax: (727) 437-2034.Anchor/Reporter: Rock Riley, Joe Girvan.

WTTA-TV, Ch. 38, WB, 7622 Bald Cypress Place, Tampa, FL 33614. Phone: (813) 886-9882. Fax: (813) 880-8154.Sports Director: Mike Nabors, Anchor/Reporter: Chris Garrido.

RadioWDAE 620 AM, 4002 Gandy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33611. Phone (813) 839-9393. Fax (813) 831-3299. Sports Director:John Volmar, Hosts: Steve Duemig, Ron Diaz and Ian Beckles, Producers: Derek Sharpe, Justin Pawlawski and JerryPetuck.

WQYK (1010 AM), 5510 Gray St., Tampa, FL 33609. Phone (813) 639-1010. (813) 637-7901. Fax (813) 637-7986.Program Director, Jeff Ryan, Hosts: David Stein, Tom Krasniqi, Mike Pepper, Tony Bruno, Bobby Fenton, ArnieSpanier, Todd Wright and the SportChix, Producers: Little Mike, (morning), Sean McCarthy (Sports Chicks/mid-day)and Amy Beckman (afternoon).

UT Athletics Website: www.tampaspartans.comLive Stats: all home games, selected road games through athletics websiteeScores: text message and email alerts through tampaspartans.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/utspartansFacebook: www.facebook.com/tampaspartansLive Audio/Video Webcast: selected games through athletics website

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